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For sale at shaw's Drug Store--the best an,
cheapest perfumes and hair oils in town. Il
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Terms of Subscriptlon.

Ifpaid In advance OF within three months 90 OF
II paid after three and before six months... . b(
eo- o-Messrs. 8. NJ. PErrrxeiLL A Co., News
paper Advertising Agents, 81 Park Row, eornsi
Beekman isireet, are our duly authorized A gent
In New York City. tt-..I.
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LAsp PLArsn.--A car load Of Huntin gdon
ground plaster just reesiyed At nlf
KRATZER a LYTLE's.
Cleardefd. March q. 1877 8 -2mo, Ntl
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AtA. Guinlburg's you can buy Boys olothinI
rom $500 to 81 800 per suit
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Several Jefferson county candidates
called on the editor Of the Rcynoldsville Herald
last week
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splendid ,.rsaparillA pop for sale by the box
nt A. L SHAM,S. - may IL rs
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The latest style Of hats and caps, cheap TO
cash at PETER McGEoRGE'S.
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A three weeks term of Court com.
menccd at Lock Haven on Monday.
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Court begins at Ridgway on Monday
the 2lth day Of May.
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kHIRTSl SHIRTS II SHIkTSI!
Fine Shirts, Fancy Shirts, Cheap Shirts. Agsn-
cy for Chester L. Smith Cos celebrated aqua
ker City" fine Shirts. Special order department.
A good ut guaranteed. u JsS. showsu,
apl2s Pies Opera House.
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PANrs.-pure paints, oils, turpentine and var
Lishes Of all kinds, for ,aie cheap at
may5-4t A. I. SAWS.
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Call on r. NJ. M'Enslly nnd get your lifv 10
sured in the Old Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, Of Hartford, Conn. augl2-ly
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Glsrs' FrRsrsnIsa Goops.--A full line jus, 70
eeived at Showers, Pies Opera House.
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Buy your clothing at A. Guinzburg's ons-pri'
store. ..
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If you want fine vases or mantel ornaments q
cost, call at A. l. Shaw's.
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Best brands Of tobacco and cigars at X. H..
Shaw's tobacco store. may ~, 70.
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slippers. for ladies, misses and children, a hne
variety, just opening at SnowERs,
apl2S Pies Opera House,
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For pure drugs and patent medicines, call a,
mayb-N A. /. SHAw's.
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A. I. Shaw Is selling Of the remainder Of BIZ
stock OF holiday goods at cost my5-4t
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Trunks aud vslises, cheap for cash at li'
4aalIf HIfn PETER MoG GE0R0E'S.
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You can buy Elmira calf Shoes for 50 at
PETER MeGE0RGE'S.
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At A. Guinrburg's you oan buy full sprinI
Suit at from ~ 90 up to $500.
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Peter MeGeorgs can sell you boots, shoes, hats
and caps at such prices that will astonlsh You.
Call and SEQ for yourself before purchssing else
whore. H|l fifNHNf NN NHIIIsf.
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Ysu can buy Perkins driving boots At
PETER McG E0RGE'S.
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Specials.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS q.

BASE BALls.---A sne collection Of Base BALI
for sale at A. 1. SHAW'S.
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IMPORTANT.
TO spEcULAroRs, CAPITALISTS. AND
MECHANICS. F


Amos Kennard, the patsntce Of the Exeslsior
canthook, being on the point Of removing 10 CAL
ifornia, desires to dspose Of his entire interest in
said patent. east Of the Mississippi, reserving,
however, Midland county, Michigan. sold to II.
L. cockeand John Gould Alpuna county. Mich
lgan, sold TO WIN. J. Edwards and Robt Napier,
aud Washington county, Minnesota sold TO Mi
ehael Mofat. Nothing but his total inability 10
supply the iinmens demand for his Canthooks
from snch large amount Of territory, would In
duce Mr.. kennard to dispose Of his interest. In
presenting this portion Of his patcut for sale, Mr..
kennard would remind the public that be 10 oiTer-
Ing no untrled article for their acceptance but .
canthook that through several years Of the sever
est trials, under all circumstances, has established
for itself world wide reputation and gained the
unqualified appreciation Of all practical lumber
men. For particulars. apply In person or by
letior to IH. AMOS KKNNARD,
april 2l,lsi5-tf Clearheld, Pa
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FARE FROM CLEARFIETD. TO
IYXTILLIAM N. HENRY. Jusrr

" HIzHhhaH N INN III JUHII
wv o. vuu PaAsE Axp scsrvxxHn, LUMBER
oIfY. Collestisas usds Ase money promptly
~ ever. Artlslss u assssusat and dssls Il
ssavsyssss asssy ssss~ssd and vsrastsl ssr-
~ q no charge, t.tlII lllst aSyTs
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CARPET CARPET CARPET

,a Hy gIEa JI
BRUSSELS
~ gG'4NAGE
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Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE 8 cLEARFIELp BRANon

nN and afier Monday, NOV. IS, 1874, the
NIPassenger Trains will run daily Except Sun
days. between Tyrone and cearheld, as follows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
w. G. InwIr, Conductor,
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A large assortment Of Waldo NJ. Claims boot
shoes and CATERS at PETER McGE0RGE's.
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Citizens are invited to call and examine m,
stock and Judge for themselves as to quality sns
prices Of goods.
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Millinery goods. all kinds, cheap a. 7. A. l
A Cos.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
waEsrI.Ixa ciaaLL.ExGEs.

In our advertising columns, under the
tho head Of "New To-Day" can DO
found three challenges from I'd. Ca-
ferry, Of this town. the champion light
weight wrestler Of America.
The ar-t 10 to Henry Martin, Of Gold
Hin, to wrsstle American style for $1,000
a side. Martin not to weigh over l5o
pounds.
The second Is to any man in the Uni
ted States weighing not over Isl pounds.
10 vrcstle American style for any sum
from $1,000 to 5000 q aide.
The third Is 10 any man on the Pacific
eeas,. weighing NOT over l3I pounds, to
wrestle Ave falls for $500 a side. Two
Of the falls 10 10 American style. two
whatever his opponent may choose. n
the fifth to DO tossed up for. The match
TO be three falls in i've.
Ed. proved himself to be first.class IN
his late encounter with Gallagher. and
evidently means business. The third
challenge gives a chance to the many
sids.hold, Cornish and Roman. wrest.
iers on the coast to try their hand al
getting away With our little champions
spare coin. but without wishing to spoil
q match We give them fair notice thai
when they tackle him they have q hard
man To handle. Gold Hill against the
coast. Bring along your man!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
A~SESSMENTS

Anertcan Nevada = 10 cents per share.
levied Dscembsr atb. delinquent January
ioth rale day February I'd is'S
Crows fsins Raviae-aJ cents per shsr:
levied . emecr I'm; delinqasnt January
isth: sale day January 3i.t is.j.
washee Ciab-s,s p-r share: levied Decen.
Ter 9Th; delinquent January 10th; sale day
February i0th fs.c.
Globe Consslidased-5o cents Per share:
levied December ID: delinquent Janua
TN: saie day January 18th is'd.
lsaak ef. Calissssia-tio per shsre: levied
Decemesr sd; asiinassnt January i0ih' sale
per shsre: levied D~c.mber 9th: delinquent
Januaay sth. sals day sebruAy ioth islS.
Lady nryan-N per share levied Noyem-
brr m; dsiinauent January q: sale day.
January -. is7s.
Justiss- p per share. old stoct: q per shars.
nex steel: levied November NJ. deiin-
aasni December u; sale day. January Is
lpiesoa-35 cents per share: levle'i November
~; delinquent December n sale day. Jan
nary 10, ISIS.
south Cssastoek-25 cents per shave lev.
ici NSvrmb = ~; delinquent December ID;
sal. day. Jsnuaryt 4.
Imperial 70 81 Per share; i.viei Novemhero .;
delinquent Dccenter 10. sale day January q;
Rtsrids-so cents per -harg lsyisi Novcm-
her 5; delinquent Deeemb'r II; sale day
January =.
Hale q Nsreross-i5 per share: levied
Nov.mb ae delinquent December II: sale
dAy Drcenbsr u.
Gslden Fleece Cpea ,inel-O cents per
share; levied November I; delinquent De-
eemberi I: sale day December u.
Lady washiagtea-:o cents per shsre;
levied November q; d-linquent De,smber
D. sale lav Decsmb r -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09


County CONFERENCE.-THE County
Commissioners met yesterday morning
and allowed the following bills: l.. A.
Beckiord X Co.. Sl95; James Perry.
$40: Lonkey & Smith. $50; J. i.
Thompson, $50; Lonksy & Smith.
s2 co; n. Schambsl. $50; Treasurer.
$50; II. x Z. n. Ford. 81 20: Town OF
Gold Hill. $50 90: Thomas II. Nc
Gnth, $40 ~; j. W. Hsmsnway.
sii 20. J. n. Flint. 500; J. Quinlan.
$50; Mike Dalsy. S3i 20; W. II. Ash.
sic6 40, Ervning Chroaioie SIS. The
Board adjourned till Saturday morning
at IL O'Clock.
DIS. CnArrS & MCLEAN. Physicians
and surgeons. have entered into partner
ship for the practice OF their profession
In Virginia City. Their Office Is In the
Occidental House. opposite Coles drug
store. All calls. day or night. will receive
prompt attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09


A Coon Man TO PArRoSIzE. Every.
body in Gold Hill is acquainted with
X. p. Taylor. Familiarity known rs
..Bob." II is probably unnecessary for
us TO state that after meeting with a
terrible accident in the Yellow Jacket
mine about two years ago, from the
| effects Of which he has not yet, and
probably never will entirely recover. he
was forced TO turn his attention 10 some
way other than manual labor as q means
Of procuring = livlihood. "Bob" did
not 60 whining around with 4 sufferers
card on his breast, but struck out man
fully, procured a stock Of goods and
established himself in the variety
store business, at No. 220. South G street.
Virginia. opposite the Globe Hotel. where
he is building up athriving business and
is in . fair way to get ahead. Tn ose
who wish TO procure the choicest brands
Of cigars, the best domestic and tropical
fruits, the sweetest candles, or toys that
will mako the little folks wild with Joy
during the approaching holidays, will
not fail to give him q call. Enterprise
and manly energy deserve n reward. and
and the name Of the man who person.
sites both Is "Bob Taylor Of go
South { street, Virginia.
Anorr "FEsr."-Owners Of "fset"
in wildcat claims are constantly liable to
trouble and annoyance from assess-
ments. while those owning feet in good
mines, such as the Consolidated vir.
cinia or California. are only troubled to
take care OF their big dividends; but
those who have their feet snugly encased
in a pair OF boots or shoes procured OF
Brown 4 Tassell's Virginia Boot and
Shoe Store, South Z street, opposite
odd Fellows building. are always
serene and comfortable. Ladies', gents,
misses. boys. children, or anybody else
can there procure the most acceptable
coverings for their feet and have a splen-
did stock Of every description to select
from. at the most reasonable rates.
brown il chief Of the salesmen's depart
mcnt. and does il up Brown; while las
sell is chief artist Of the manufacturing
department. No man who wears a pair
Of boots made to order by Tasssll Is svsr
troubled by eorns or conscience. and he
cannot slip up in stocks. Read Brown
4 Tasseli's advertisement in another
column and give them q call.
NATIONAL GraRD ELEcrIos.-M q
meeting Of the National Guard Tuesday
evening officers were elected as follows:
First Lieutenant and Acting Captain. =.
A. Robertson; Second Lieutenant, !.
II. Pomeroy; First Sergeant. John
Thsxton; Second Sergeant, ID. MO
Nsught; Third Sergeant, Henry Piper;
Fourth Sergeant. Theodore Lamb;
Color Sergeant. Thomas Mallon; Sec
rstary. II. Patey; Treasurer. John
Rossnbroek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
A CHANCE 70. ROAD EATERS.

The Carson Trij,ne VI yesterday says:
Baron Rothschild and party will mr.
rive by the passenger train tomorrow
morning. and proceed to Virginia by
the eight o'clock train. As the repre-
sentative OF Que OF the lagest and richest
banking houses in the world. We hope
that he may have q suitable reception.
While we do not advocate paying court
TO wealthy men for their wealth alone
We deem II proper that the scion OF such
q house should be made to know that
his visit 10 our wonderful mines IL APP
preciated." It is evident the Tribune
man came near rounding OF his period
with ..his wonderful visit to our wonder.
full Mines" at least the idea he would
seek to convey Is that the visit Is q mat
ter Of great astonishmsnt. and the pso-
ple Of Nevada ought to feel highly
battered thereby.
We are also in favor Of letting him
know that his visit is duly appreciated.
but not from the motive actuatins the
niLme-a bringing alteration OF wealth
and its fortunate possessors which u
very unsuccessfully tries to hide. Ours
are higher motives than these; such as
We hope no true born American will
ever feel ashamed to own-a desire to
diffuse knowledge. and initiate the un-
sophisticated stranger into some OF the
mysteries Of our peculiar American. and
peculiarly Comstockian institutions.
Here il n man who has doubtless
spent the greater part OF his life in
pouring over accounts; whose brain in
stead Of being composed OF the many
notifications that enter into this useful
organ in the case Of an average Amer
lean, il doubtless divided into two Sec
tons. over which the words debit and
credit preside. His education has
probably been sadly neglected in the
case Of many Of tho most important
branches OF literature. We would there
fore bog leave tosu2gest that some oil our
many self sacrificing philanthropists
kindly take him in hand and try to Inn
part a few useful lessons. Animal his
tory would be . good thing for him to
tackle first. for the simple reason that
the present Comstock fauna Is limited.
Like many other forsignsrs, he must
have heari Of the fierce American tiger.
the .i.aI,by wild cal. Tho morose and
say.c. bear. and the wild bulls Of the
Pacific Coast. lie has probably read
MARI Twain's ..Rourhing It." and
wondered IL any animal could ''buek"
IA bad as the horse spoken in that vera.
cious narrative. Ho should b. given to
,ss that like the men who first told the
tai. Of IA. big trees in California, Mark.
in talking OF washoe, always ''drsw II
mild" We have an animal in our
midst. as every one knows, TO which
the ..buckinr" ~propenGties are Of that
untamed Mexican mustang no more
In comparison than a tailow candle to
the headlight Of q locomotive. Let
dsrfu, animal viz. The great American
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
CURE FOR THE RrIzoorIc.

ssryeon d virginls City, 10 Q decided suecsss
in toe matter OF curing the epirootic. ne has
Q remedy that knocks II ever time. Ne has
Just cured the horses Of stern 4 boa, grocery
sniicisd horses IN blne O@'s Crnvn Point
Livery Stable. Lower Gold Hill. and % ready 10
cure ever case thai 10 brought 10 his notios,
lie skiilfully and e1eetusiiy treats oil dissssss
which horss nesh 10 heir 10, and CURING the
epllootic 10 merely . pleasant pastime Tor him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

THEE p NO E1cusE fes tAoss Who Ding
their weary and dlsordersd bodiss Into cor
com pany, when Q few dasss OF Ayers Hsna-
paflils would elsenss ihelr nsrkv blood snd
rsstoss thsir health . yisos. Ye npddy Vie.
tins Of bilious dlaeass, have some rseard fos
your ne'ghbou. II not for yoarsslvss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the srrsn and
Indlscrctions Of yoath, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss 81 manhood. ete..I win sspd
. recipe that will Cur you. nee q ehargs.
hi great remedy was discovered by . nils
sIo AIRY in South America Send Q sslfad.
dpssed snvelops 70 tho Rev. JosephT 7. lnman,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

SrEcIAL TRAIN. baron Rothschild
and party passed through Gold Hill for
Virginia In q special car at 10 a. n. To-
day.
THERE isa message for Archy Leroy
at The Western Union Telegraph ONES.
Gold Hill.
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CHEMICAL %srRKNeTa.

save me. health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "Chemicsl Strength" sold By eli
druggists. Instructions full, and Q cure guar.
snteed 10 any case Of facilitating dreams Tor
seminal weakness), and al alarming symptoms
OF nervous decay. resulting from self-sbuse.
ercesses or any eause. CRANE q BmauAn.
Wholesale Agents, Ban runeiseo. Price -
per bottle
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srOCK REPORr.
last Evening


Hast Evsaing
San FRANCISCO STOCK soAnp.
.... Meadow Valley. 81.
see. haynond and kiy. "a, fik, 2ok
-. Anreha Con. 10
80. fiochs.i
80. Alps. "
go. belmont. IN
49,. II Dorado sSuth. IN
So. leopard. 81
go. Jsnsrsop, ~
80. Ola. ~
80. Panther
49,. Northern Belle, n
49,. Hos-sy. tcc
.... Msns.e.d. ~. A..
go. Dennsnee.
.... Adv snc.. ~
.... Coso Co... Ia
80. Golden Chariot, Tse
80. son,h Charles. nc
.... Pcorman. ;oc
.... Jalia, itS. tS
80. Csl-dosiA. Nk
.... hsltipors Con-, AZ
-. UtAh. II
-. silver Hiii. IN
80. Dayton. ~
go. hoSk leland. ~, ..
.... New York. ~
-, Occidental, AZ
-. Phil. Sheridan. Toe
-. Alta. 2.
-. LAZY Washington. ~
-. ko-.uih. ~
.... orisin.l Cola mus
leo. Tc
49,. Andes. N
fleri.la- ~
80. Midas. Tf..5
80. karopa. ~
fasihA. Ji
North Ca -,n, iDs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
DR.. PIERCE.
fFrom the Tolsio Blads.l

tprom the Tolsio Bisds.l
"Success IL never achieved withou
merit. A man may make . poor articl,
and sell II once. and there being fort,
millions OF people In the United States,
the sale 10 each one would be enough u
make o decent fortune. But an articl,
that holds tho field year after year, and
the. sales OF which increase regularly and
rapidly, must have absolute merit.
"Dr. X. v. Pierce, OF Buffalo. N. T.,
occupies our entire eighth page to-day
with his various articles. We admit Il,
because We know the Doctor. and know
Of his articles. We know him 10 b q
regularly educated physician. whose di.
ploma hangs on the wall OF bis ofios.
and We know that he has associated with
him several OF the most eminent prac-
titioners In the country. We know that
parties consult him, BY mail and In per-
son. from all the States In the Union
every day, and that they are fairly and
honestly dealt with.
"This grand result has been accom-
plished BY two agsnciss-sood. reliable
articles articles which, once intro
duced. work easily their own way-and
splendid business management. They
have succeeded because they ought 70
have succeeded"
II you would patroni.s medicines I'd.
entiasally prepared by askillsd phyd-
clan and chemist, use DR.. Pisrcs's Fami-
ly Medicines. Golden Medical Dis
covery Is nutritious, tonic. Alternative,
and blood-clsansing. and an unsqualsd
Cough Remedy; Pleasant Purgatiye Pei.
lets, scarcely larger than mustard seeds,
constitute an agreeable and reliable
physie; Favorte Prescription. . remedy
for debilitatsd females; Extract OF Smart
weed. o magical remedy for pain, bowel
complaints, and an unsqualsd Linimsnt
for both human and horss-fssh; while
his DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy 10 known
the world over a. the greatest specific
for Catarrh and "Cold In the Head"
ever given 10 tho public. They are sold
by druggists.
TWENTY YEARS A SUYFERER-CURED
BY THE GOLDEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY.
On. r. v. PIEncE-Dodr Sir: Twenty
years ago I was shipwrscksd on the A.
isntic Ocean, and tho cold and exposure
caused a large abscess to form ON each
leg, which kept continually discharging.
! was attended by doctors In Liverpool.
Havre. New Orleans, New York, and at
the hospital on Staten Island where the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
DiyiD.ND~.

consolidated Virginia. go per share,
a.,rcgsiing ti.0sloo: declared pscein'
I: payable December iith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

San F~nAScrsco. Dec. 0--1:30 ?. NJ
Goodall. Nelson 4 Perkins have ordered
tho steamer Gipsy to 60 on = cruise
north in search Of the steamer. Los An
gelss, Tho greatest anxiety prevails
here and the belief Is gaining ground
that she went down In the late gale with
all on board. Accounts ars conflicting
rs to her condition. The owners aud
others state that she is seaworthy and
sound. while others protesting to b.
well informed assert that she was In no
condition to encounter severe weather.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

FoR COUGHS, colds. and throat dis
orders. use "Brown's Bronchial Tro-
chss," having proved their sficacy BY .
test OF many years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

PoucY.HoLpRls in u. Ho.s Mutual
rasanses csspsny. Who have sussrsd Ices In
The lAis dis.str0as sssa.s.ilou. will ysssss
report u this oaos with their Policies. II. n.
sIoELow. osssrsi hs.Assr. nd ,. Il. IA.
OIL. osssui Agent. have jua arrived IRON
Ban yrsssisoe, prepared 10 sdIuss your ssveni
claims In . sptris Of equity and ~iusties. ssd 70
psy In coin vhsa The adjuss.ssts Arc perfected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
Amazon and Glasgow.
Lady Warrington.

Sinking the shaft progresses at the
rate OF nearly or quito four feet per day,
and Il will very shortly reach the 600.
foot level. Three or four days ago a
splendid streak OF vein matter, consist
ing Of clay aud quartz carrying metal.
came in al the north side Of the shaft,
and to-day the whole bottom OF tho
shaft Is in the same very promising ma
tsrial. Water increases, but the very
powerful machinery is capable OF hand
ling twenty times the amount met with
at present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

TnE wonp "sozopoSr." which has
already become q household word. IL de.
rived from the Greek. and composed Of
two words, Sozo and 0dontes. "Sozo,"
translated, means 10 preserve, and
"Odontes," the teeth" Sozodont." o
prsssrver OF the teeth. And II 10 true 10
its name. II bsautihes and preserves
the teeth. hardens and invigorstss the
gnms, and corrocts all impurities OF the
breath. The odor Of this pure prepara-
ton Is 80 delightful that It 10 . luxury
to apply Il. Il IL a harmless a. water.
Sold BY druggists and psrfumers.
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Satire

The main west tunnel 10 steadily ad-
vaneing without change Of value 10 re-
cord. The how OF water does not In.
terfsrs In the least with the progress OF
the work