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Richland beacon., 1875-07-10

Under the pretence IF celebrating
the anniversary Of American indie.
pendence, Judge George F. Brown
and Jim Hill, our negro Secretary of
State, with those many times indicted
thieves. forgers and embezzlers, Il.
W. Cardozo and Wash. Davenport
the first our mulatto State Superin.
tendent of Education, the latter our
pumkin.colored Clerk of the Chancery
Court, assembled a large crowd of
ignorant country negroes at the Court.
house yesterday. After incendiary
barangues from Judge Brown and
Secretary of State Hill, a whice vaga.
bond named John Hill-a fellow
imported into this county from East
Mississippi by Gilmer. Peter Crosby's
Deputy Sheriff, insolently provoked a
row with Mr.. Harvey Andrews, of
the firm of Andrews Il BROS. For
his persistent insolence. Hill was
knocked down aud slightly wounded
by pistol shot. About the same
time, Ben. Allen. the most notorious
negro scOundrel in the county, . ~
low who spends about half his dr.
in the county Jail and Work-heaQ
stealing and general rascalitY
ed table and drew q pistol.
bly with the purpose q
some one, thus committia1
when be was promptly ~
and very roughly hand
neouslv another negro. =
subsequently killed,
shoot Jerome b. Pc
three contemp~aneous
produced the shooting
the killing of one MAJ.
ing Of three others.
should have been killo(
to be regretted ,aRlsesy
Brown, Cardozo. Dsve
kw other infamous scea
heve met the fate M
their ignorant dupes.
We hold George f.
eibl- for tie blood
and If an honest Grad
Richland beacon., 1875-07-10
R.S" Read the following certificates

Room M s, Pow ell Bui ding, Atlanta, ia.
A liberal discount inate to The trade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

To THE PEoriE or CoLD Hill, SILVER cirr
AHp DArros:-Bvery man, woman aud child
In any Of the above named places should know
at once. that n great want hiss been supplied by
tho opening OF nkRLINKR's vARkry sToRE,
Main street. Gold lllll, opposite the Yellow
Jacket efice. Theirs every one who wants
them. and has the money ~ pay for them, can
buy at the lowest possible each rates, the finest
possible assortment Of pcrfumery, fancy soaps.
bay rum. feather busters. yiolins, guitars. ban
Jes; Q full stock Of the beet Italian strings,
)ewelry, watches, optical Instruments. ladies'
trimmings, work.boxcs. musical and plain pho.
tograph Albums, Yankee notions. cutlery, worst.
ed. wooden aud knitted goods. Also q large a..
sortment OF natural human hair. AL kinds OF
willow ware, fancy bird cagcs, saiehels, brack.
cts and wallpoeksts. Als0 Q splendid assort'
nent of everything needhul In the stationery
line. School hooks. lamps. chandeliers, plehes,
chlmncys and juvenile book. Asplendid as-
sortment Of eysry variety Of fancy toys,
wagons. bedsioad. and fancy vAlebiines. 4
magnificent stock ~ chromo. and other pie.
turrs. hlso, particular ii,es,is. rsid 10 Ia
ming pletnres 10 order. New g0ods, all OF tho
beet possible description. Don't forget the
place Main street, Gold lllll, opposite the yell
low Jacket Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
A Journalistic Murderer.

Tho other day q compositor In this Of
Ace got hold Of q part Of o page OF the
chirography OF q. N. D. Boss, OF the
Cincinnati Ea9uirer. II isn't writing at
all. but Bloss seems 10 kick tho ink bot
tie al = sheet OF paper and then send the
paper down TO the compositors N sdito-
rial. This part OF . paper was used rs
the foundation 81 plot 10 deliberately
destroy q human life. A line or two
was written above II: Bloss' page wal
marked "solid;" II was handed to q
Z" jour who Ind just struck the Office.
He claimed 10 DO lightning" on the
''set" and on reading manuscript, and
no sot up the introductory line like q
vhirlwind. When he came down 10
Bloss he graS6ed for a cap a." held Il
o second. and then dove into tho "Y"
box. Then no threw that back and
picked out . dollar mark. and the
Typo paused hsrs, spit on his hands
and rested one fool on the cross
bar sf his rack. After q moment no
grabbel An ''fi," but slowly replaced Il,
and toycd with IN italic ~" Then be
spit ON his hands some more, corrugated
his brow. and hauled the manuscript I'M
der his eyes. II was no 60. He held
the page further Of. close to his nose,
slanting to the right. and square before
the window. but hs couldn't start u, and
no knew in his soul that no other hu-
man oompcsitor outside OF the Enquirer
Office could do II. As afternoon faded
into twilight he laid the page aside, set
up two OF throe lines out OF his head.
and then slipped into his coat, said he
had 10 60 10 tho depot 10 . . friend.
and was gone. In his stiek be had set
up the words: Tell my mother that I
shall meet her on The other Shore" He
probably will. He WINS ssen at the foot
Of Griswold street; heard TO AJAX II death
by drowning wasn't easier than hanging,
and u u probable that his marble form
nov lies al the bottom Of The cold green
river. while Bloss 70 . murdsrsr.-R-
troll Fire Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
4

Who may DO suffering from tho effects Of youth.
ful follias or indiscret,on. viii do well 10 avail
Themselves Of this. the gicaiett boon ever lard
at the altar VI suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
My will guarantee To forfeit i've hundred dol
lars for every case OF seminal weakness OF phi.
vaie disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls 10 cur. lie would. there
fore, say to the unfortunate sufferer who may
read this notice, that y0u are treading upon
dangerous ground when y0u longer delay In
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
Yoa may be In the frst stage remcmber, you
are approaching tho last. II you arc bordering
upon the last, and are suffering some or all Of
Its evil efccts, remember that 10 you obstinate.
ly persist In procIastinatlon. the time must
come when the most skillful physician can rem.
der you no assistance : when tho doors OF hope
will be closed agzihst you ; when no angel Of
mercy can bring you relief. In no case has the
Doctors Jailed Of success, Then let not despair
work Itself upon your Imagination, but avail
yourself Of the beneficial results Of his treat.
ment before your case II beyond the reach of
medical rkill, or before grim death hurries voc
10 q premature grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
sTOCKs = &

The Board not being in session. the
state OF tho market ri only 10 approx
mately understood FROM stree, reports.
Judging from these. STOCKS are not very
lively. bu. merely ~see-sawing about.
waiting for the Board 10 resume It's
regular sessions. which II will 10 to-
morrow. There aro rumors Of q slight
stringency in the money market. and rs
far a. the Comstock Is concerned. the
discontinuance Of their regular monthly
dividends by tho Beleher aud Crown
Point may have and probably does have
some effect, yet the increased dividends
from the Consolidated Virginia may
compensate for that. We hardly think
stocks will go much. IL any lower at
present. bat on the contrary the chances
Tor an advance are good. Tho mining
situation Ia constantly improving. al
though wo have no new and important
orc developments TO report, simply i'm
provement in what is already known.
We clip tho Saturday evening summary
o. stocks. etc.. FROM the San Francisco
Aha Of yesterday:
Monday being a National holiday the
Board u Brokers adjourned over from
Friday TO Tuesday. There was some
dealing In tho street. and an order for
1000 California was completed at S55 30.
There N a steady absorption Of the
stocks and fresh orders will be difficult
10 ill. IL is quite manifest that many
Of the limits must IL advanced to make
outstanding orders effective. The pub
lie understand that prices are very low
in view Of the bulk OF $500 rock that
awaits the mills. in Consolidated vir-
ginia aud California. and Of tho proba-
biiity that ~ largo a body remains UNI
covered in the latter rhine. Those who
were induced 10 let go their stock last
Thursday and Friday TO g-atify the NAL
ice 81 n disappointed schooner. have TO
Pay TO get il back. Tho kind OF revenge
which prompts n to sell his enemy
cheap stock Is very much like that fa-
nous exhibition OF popular wrath in
Dublin. which consisted in collecting
et00. 900 OF the notes OF Bsrcsford's
Bank and burning them up. The
a,nounto III business done in the street
WIS small. The prices ut the open
Board were fair-sH7 80 for Consoli-
dated Virginia; Mexican. s2i 80. Crown
Point, $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
M%IDDLH-AGRD u

There arc many Of the AGE OF thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF the bladder, often accompanied by q slight
ing OF tn system In q manner the patient can.
not account for on examining the urinary de-.
potits . ropy sediment will often be found, aud
sometimes small particles Of a.huuol will mp
pear, or tho color win be Of 0 thin and nilkish
hue, sgain changing TO Q dark and torpid ap.
pearance. There arr many men who die Of this
difficulty, ignorant Of the cause. which 10 tho
second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. y. will
guarantee q perfect cure In oil such cases,a ard
Q healthy rcstorution OF tho gcnito. urinary or.
gans.
N. B.-Only al interview required In q ma.
Johiy Of cases; balance VI treatment eau be
conducted ct home without interruption Of
business. No case treated without q personal
hna,sNIo : i i, ptops and : ~ a sunasysNS
TO I =. =. only. Consultation Free. Exaniiha.
ton AID advice. fs. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

preparations. reports back the river and
hArbOr appropriation bill. and asksd that
u b made the special order for Thur
day nsIt. Sawyer moved that the rules
DO suspended and the bill passed. In
reply to q question, Sawyer said tho
gross amount appropriated by the bill
was six millions. Randall called for the
reading Of the bill. It was read aud
finally passed substantially ~ prepared
by tho Committee ON Commerce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

srsc1AL 70 rHl ooLD unL AL szws.
FROM GAN
nsetinE ~ Unisa Hall 81 synps.
thisers with the ExpAtriasstl
Mexican sister 81 ChaSity-Ceis-
brstis. Of washisgtss's Birth.
day.

SAX FRAxcrsco, Feb. also p. NJ
At Union Hall. yesterday afternoon, q
mass meeting was held Of those gener-
ous-minded persons sympathizing with
the Sisters Of Charity eIilsd from Mex
leo. There was an immense gathering.
On the platform were Archbishop Ale
many. most OF the city Catholic Clergy.
p. A. Roach. Frank Mccoppin. oI-sen-
ator Cssserly and Ex-Governor Burnett.
Immediately In front were seated the
Sisters, whose arrival occasionsd the
meeting. On motion Of Ex-Governor
Burnett, General Rosccrans took the
chair. and Father Harrington was ap-
pointed Secretary. Father Harrington
read n list Of Vice Presidents. and in
this connection read q letter from Mayor
Otis, az follows: 81 am most happy to
be mentioned ~ ono OF tho Vice Prtsi.
dents, as / am opposed 70 intolerance in
every shape. either in religion, politics
or otherwise"
Resolutions were adopted sympathiz-
ing with the sxilos and welcoming them
to California, and dspreciating the In
lorenzo Of the Government Of Mexico.
Addresses were delivered by Archbishop
Alemspy. Father Justin and Father
Elliot.
washington's birthday was celebra-
ted here to-day by . parade review OF
citizen-soldisrly at the Pressdio, In
which all regiments and batteries, etc.,
Of the Second Brigade N. @. G. PARTED.
pated. Brigadisr General Csey had Iii.
rection Of the parade. Gov. Booth and
staff, and Major General Allen and
staff were present. In the evening there
will DO literary and musical exercises at
the pavilion. Gov. Booth and W. II.
L. Barnes are expected to deliver al
dresses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
BLOOD DISEASES.

The blood being tho source from
which our systems are built up aud from
which We derive our mental as well az
physical capabilities. how important that
Il should ba kept pure. II it contains
vii, fostering poisons all organic func-
tons are ~eaSed thereby. Settling upon
important organs, as the lungs. liver or
kidneys, the effect is most disastrous.
Hence il behoovos every to keep
their blood in a perfectly healthy comb
ton. and more especially does tins apply
at this particular season OF the year
than at any other. NO matter ~ha' 'hs
exciting cause may oc' tae res" cause o,
a large proportion OF I'LL diseases Is oaa
blood. Now Ut; rie,.e uoys N.Y.
70 place ms uo''ea ,..h n,,on, 40
,Trms Inv recommending il to eur. every
disease. nor does he so recommend il,
ON tho contrary there are hundreds OF
diseases that he Acknowledges ii will not
cure; but what he docs claim is this,
that there bat one form OF Mood disease
that Il will not cure. AMI that disease In
cancer. He does not recommend his
Discovery for that disease. yet he knows
|, to be the most searching blood cleans
or yet discovered. and that 1t will free
the blood and system OF all other known
blood poisons. be they animal, Ssseta-
bic or mineral. Tho Golden Discovery
il warranted by him to cure worst
forms OF Skin Diseases as al forms OF
Blotehe., Pimples and Eruptions' Also
MI Glandalar swellinS", and the worst
form Of S~cro!ulors u liberated sores
Of Neck. Leg OF other parts, and all
Scrofulous Diseases Of the bones, as
White S~wellings, Fever Sores. Hip
Joint and Spinal Diseases, all oil which
belong TO Scrofulous diseases.
90 yFJKuED-HIP JOINT DISEASE
CuREp.
a. =. I,,v =, -
uno.s S.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
FROM
Extensive Tracts OF Elmo Farming
Land discovered Rich Mfnerai
Resources.

Tucsox. Feb. ga party returned
from a tour along the Southern border
report no mineral discoveries; but they
found extensive tracts Of grazing and
farming lands. with abundance Of watsr
and timber. The Citizen says, without
any outside aid, Arizona possesses o
ores that will yield over $50 per ton than
any other section in the Union. Orders
were recently issued for the survey OF
eleven mines. In the vicinity Of Cliff
on alone. 100 men arc now working ar
astras with good results.
YUMA. Feb. 22.-Advices from Castle
DomO say that II. W. Ksarsing has sue
coeded in making o hne run at his
smelling works. thus demonstrating tho
feasibility Of reducing ores without
shipment to San Francisco ~ formerly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
FROM SAN DIEGO, CAL.
More Indian Oepredatiens and
Fighting.

SAN DEoo. Feb. 22.-Tho Unisn's
Urss letter Of January 25th, says: AZ.
ter q long rest from Indian dopreda-
tons, the inhabitants arc again in arms
on account Of raids from every quarter.
In FL Montezuma on tho 10th, two
mon and ten women were attacked and
stripped Of everything. In Arispe q
party Of national troops came upon q
party Of twenty Apaches, and after q
long chase, whipped them. With good
officers, arms and horses, tho nationals
would tsach the Apachss some severe
lessons. Tho only hopo Of ending the
Indian troubles permanently Is building
the promised railroad through Sonora to
connect with the Texas Pacific.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
cnor,r nl.Inxrn mi Ir. rknnnu.. mi

CRour DisARsED ~ irs TERRois. - The
croupy eough-so alarming 10 the car and 20
dangerous 10 ilfc-to which children are sub.
Iect, may DO Immediately relieyel by admins.
tering Q dose Of LAKE, Honey Of ~liourhound
and Tar. When given 10 n child who reems IN
bs choking under the effects VI . -pasmodic
aud hu,ky cough, the eject Il electrical, ~
m,ny q mother will testify. In net ihers 10 no
affection OF the throat or lungr. short al the
actual REORGANIZATION Of the Tissues and mem.
banes. which Il will not cure. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure In one minute. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

AlOCI
haired Charlie, the kid--iell on tho trail
when returning from tho theater on
Saturday night and spraincd his ankle.
His leg was not broken. n reported. -.
The frost Of last night effeetually dried
up the mud. Transfers and pedes-
trans are consequently happy. wo
have received a set Of resolutions, di-
rtcted 10 tho ''widow Of tho local
editor OF this paper. purporting
10 come from n certain club.
space prevents their publication to-day.
Tomorrow they will Be given In full.
-. II . man wants to get on q good
spree in Virginia he generally gets hold
Of the yeast powder box aud enptiss Il
in the stove. Then he tells his vito
that he must get somo as the stock on
hand Is very low. Sunday night Ia gen.
orally chosen for this little game, because
II takes q powerful long timo 10 find q
grocery store open.
MIS-. SrESuousE's LxcruRE.-The lee
ture Of Mrs. Stonhouse on Brigham
Young" at Miners Union Hall. satur-
day evening. was very a~ttentively and
approcia,ively listened to. and not n
in the entire audience but was deeply
interested throughout. She handled
her subject in excellent style. aud show
cd up the sanity old ~polygamist in
colors vivid, correct and evidently true,
exposing tbs inner mysteries OF his
domestic as well as his qussi-relig-
ious life. most efectiuhlly. Brother
brigham may BE- q sly old knavs. but ho
Is no fool. Mrs. Stenhouss lectured TO
another splendid audience at Dayton,
last evening. and will now proceed to-
ward California. AL who attend her
lectures get the full worth Of their
money.
The CmcKss MAIrsEk.-Gold Hill
again leads the county. On Saturday
night Days chicken warmed hail Co
lumbia out Of a rooster that was pitted
against him. Over five hundred dollars
changed hands. At tho conclusion Of
the nsht, n gentleman put up 5000. and
said that he could bring u chicken In
one week that could lick the persim-
mons out OF any cock that Gold Hill
could produce. Tho bet Of $500 was
immediately covered.
FREroIrr REcErrrs. - Tho following
amounts Of freight were received ut the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots by the
Virginia & Truckee railroad. during the
twenty. four hours ending ~ ~. to-day:
Merchandise s car loads, lumber u.
castings I. machinery ., iron l, wood
90, nut pine >, hay l. Total, 81 car
loads.
Tux Air SHArr CoSSKcrrD.--Tho
new Belcher air shaft was connected
with the up-raise from tho so0-foot
level, last week. This now vcntilates
the mine in an excellent manner. Tho
Crown Point folks don't exactly like II
becauso it gives thein the benefit Of the
hot air which is now driven from the
Bcleher into their mine.
ANOTHER RusawAr. - This morning
about 10 O'Clock. n team attached to o
soda water wagon. rushed down Main
street with the intent Of eventually get
ting rid Of tho vehicle. Constable Sy-
nous was the man who stopped them
in front Of Hurley's. They did no
damage.
RrrrESKp.-T. Dumnrs. proprietor
Of tho Fashion Saloon. returned to Gold
nm tb;s morning afiar nm absence Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

A pououxxrrslr parent lately induced
a croupy youngster to make quite .
hearty meal OF buckwheat cakes and
'.maple molasses." but the latter proved
to DO nice syrup Of squills. The boy
said he thought something allied tho mo.
lassos the very minute his father told
him TO eat all he wanted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22


The following business was transacted
on s.tu-,i,v in this Court. Tn the INIT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. c.. a.
A.
:,
80,
-. I.~.,..n, H. w.rn,., -
.John suiliyan-On motion OF counsel
for the plaintiff the case was dismissed
without prejudice. Miniiee Vs. uoo;
i. Maye-Demurrer 70 'ne original
complaint Withdrawn, and demurrer 10
the amended complaint argued and sub
mitted; demurrer sustained AMI hve
days given IN which TO answer to The
complaint. State OF Nevada VI. Daniel
Grani-Motlon 70 strike the cause fron
the files OF the Court argued n sub
mittcd, when the Court ordered tho
cause to BE- transferred back To the Jus
tees Court. In the matter oil tho
estate OF Joseph w. swain. ueeeased-
Orierel That ave days additional TINE
IN Which To file bond he granted, u
shat the former oondsnen Dc re,e'scu
,rt,o ,;,,a In ,,h;.b ,o plena was OK.
tended To Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. to which timo tho court ad-
! Jourhed'
Az OPTICAL DELrsiox.--Tho genial
...,.u,..., A.. r.,,,n,;. ,,,., have
'o''' o"'o'
been n little OIL when he WROTE ON gun
day, about the fire on Mount Davidson.
The reportsr Of hi. paper mid a visit
~.n...i,,,, I'm o., ,ho
ycs'ciu's W 'no 'oP = sNV :"
purpose OF ssss w sas ~.
I'M. suPloseu hr,. AN., nU.le
h.u, Ah noui. anu gv~ -
~ .. ues' ~ .,
n, va. so,hinc NOR,
o less than OH Borcas. who. tossing
the snow which sthi remains ON 'hs
samini., cause ,hs opu'"i r;"n ,h.,
:; ,onr;.,s nv ,at,n Ina ,youble
,s N, mann,o;n ON sre' wo should
.a,,,' IT, ,ss,, 90 mall an cx.
- g. l. aac-.,.g aud s.ti.fy their
- -.
E1crrixo Eux,w.Y.-y Yesterday after
oou about > O'Clock, u buggy from
pu,i,.. containing two ladie. and a
-. - .w,v With Inv n con.
n,le Of spirited horses. They turned the
corner o, Smith and G streets. .irs,nu',
with terrible Io,ee suu Th. ,a;ns
.sm ns., ,hs aa.b.boari. and conso-
.,'' IL ,a.,;es were unable 10 help
Ial" The team Turned the cor
ne, of ID street and ai,erward ran mp
'Tav,or street. Eventually they brought
So =, Dc,bv 4 Gsarhart's stable ON b
r., No DAMAGE WAS done except the
sro;l;n, Of a bran new suit Of store
eio,he.'
uorvr nicb, n
Ill n,
largo mouse
Gross ~ y. ,,rm,r Mis-.
Young owe. ss Martha Dunn,
~ .,'a f,,,s, n. Mary Mortimer. Il
nha :" say ,hat this lady gave
- III n.n0,aI s.ti.f.etion. Tonight
I.an.sni COMEDY OF .An Unequal
Ws,sh will be re.snaeted. with new
.asna,v nv wilkins. Miss Rossr. will
s.sn Hester G~nzebrook, and Misa
nrpm ~ ns.sy uebblethwaite.
"a, n,,, ro-s,o,tr.-To-nish,. in
-, c,ori Hall. one OF the fines,
$3.50. $50, will he ciyon, under
o"Ais o''n' S.,;e..I c,,ri.
tho auspices OF 'ne =.;snan,,y leo.
The hall has oesn +,.a.sJ AMI the
rated. the best mns' sas msrscer.
n mn $500 ,h.;r talents ON this au.
sn,e;ons occasion. Carriages will 10
n,o,;dsa frse of extra charge. and guests
msv H., as.nreJ Of checking iheir hats
nnJ os.,coa,. without being taxed. II
will be, undoubtedly, the grandes' VI"
Of the year.
p~urursorox's wlsupAr.-This hoins
.n-.~..,v.t.h nj seeuary. the Ameri-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

Jusr READ TINS. -Heyman Brothsr have Just
opened Q new furniture store on the corner Of
and Taylor streets. They otter ovcry thing
necessary for furnishing houses, cheaper than
any houss this side Of san Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand = large stock Of furnl.
turc. bedding, carpets, crockery, giass and
plated ware. Give thcm q call. 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

IsroHrAsr. -Indor'cd by the Medical pro
diseases OF the Threat and Chc,i. DIR. Towns-
ley's Toothacbc Ancdyne cures In one min.
ute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
COME AND BE IIRALHD.

II matters not what your trouble may be,
com and let the Doctor examine your case. II
will cost you nothing for consultation, 70 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure you he
will tell You 20; II not. he will say 20, for no
win not undertake a cure unlessh he IL confident
of a~ffectiur the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
FROM DUTCH FLAT.
Fatal Miaiag Accident.

DUrcH FLAT. CAL, Feb. 22.-Chsrles
Thompson, while oiling tie derrick ma
chinory In the Yankee mine. to-day. his
clothing caught on the hurdy shaft and
he Xas killed Instantly.