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, 1875-04-17

the soiittvitt 1sts House ~as ,n,.
faithfully representing oas Of The n.y. mn,
.Icy.' .E, sato,T.ns sgto,., toTeIs II eld Khebvor,b
Ihe ea,qast,,s ha1I Of lilo ht9toh. maut,oa
wna old In the days Of nlelisftl Of 0lolcc.tu u'
In It nre preserved, among nther honorcdi .n
tltes, lilo bautor tat t;t r,olatt es L,tIana- " a.
thl follower and frio ot Henry VII, boro on w.
nay hare worn IN tho baltic. In tho wear Of ,%s
Armada, Queen ls'zabnth visited knehvnrs.a,a ~
and mas royaliy entertained by Sir Rowland ~
ton, her Mahtor Of tho 1fordo. Tho room ny. T.
KEeaqa KEs sHS c :st essF. s 4; 1 "f%S sa ot ,oss
OF THO sixteenth century still lining OH Tia walt.
md Tho mnsaivo, catvch cbo,-ll.cd bed occ,,riA,
tho plnco whcro 1t has Atood for cett.. ceuturt"..
Though but nc.tou lii of tho grant1 old ioua" !.
now remaining. 1t Ia yet larger ttmn must Of ~
gscnt fIertiotishiro f1onecs: '' ~ sas
aIntfam 1,ulwor ruled over her estates. h.,
Reryants. villagers, mid tbhnnlry, ~ Elizaho,ts
ruled over EnElantl. with an iron hana, w
with hor austcrsty ttcro was mingled a loyal a.
For tho hsrit!ng clata who lad enriched the"..
Botyca by tiaae aho had no respect, no cour,s,s
aud when a wealthy brewer purchased a nrs,,.,
place in her vicinity, sto plhinly EXPRESSED It,
tcorn Of 'thoso lradcspsople WHO Ind como sta n
but low birth and vulgar breeding. that Nad,s,,
nutwcr tlcsrlscd, md s1lo could not undern.sna
that trada and responsibility could cxitt toro,b.s
1t HaH from his mother that Lord Lyttol nfoh.
bly, tnhoritcd fonlnees for literature, "a II.
waB a woman of cultivated taste, sud with Ina
talent for writing polished vorRes. As aoon !.
o could uso bis pon tiln 10y wrote initiation, =;
TIM Percy bnllade, aud no do,lbt the mothc. c,rn.
fully fosterod IN tho cIlild tho tendencits Il
authorship that SO we'll accorded With hor ON
prols2oaEtiops. MADAM 1Iulwor died IL TIT sa
but not until hdr ton had bocomn far mc1e di.,
un9uiBtod Aa man Of letters than as a tnenha,
Of the Honso Of Lords and heir OF Tho csIaie.
aud titlo Of Dulwcr J., ,asou.
ttBRARY REPOnTs.
The annual report Of tho Public Llbrar7 4,
Lancaster, Mass, eiyca 8,5aj as tito tiumbe, ~
volumea iu tho library Fob. 1. 1876. Tic nur.
her Of books loahed duriug tho yeas oudlnp =.
that dato was o,52l. Tho report SLOWS th.t II.
works Of Oliver Optib enjoy tho highest tsyu
with tho readers Of Lancaster, tlIe domahd n,
tllom representing percentage Of s ptr eeu.
Tho writings OF Jacob Abbott rank next, aud
thoso OF ". D. I1owoils last. OF tho SIS 10l.
,Inles purchased for tho Library last year ppJ,
1b3 belonged 10 tho department. OF fiction, tnd
those included "iuveuiles."
Tho report Of Tho Mercantile Library At Sin
in tho collection Ian. l. 1876. to bs 80 1ts, a,n
ing lie year ranchoa 81 ,7G3. OF this COS ~,
flctlon. Only 4,227 Of tho volumes taten at
wero Juveniles" The number Of tor.7n
booka circulated MAS 2518 French, 1882 a.,
man, and 81 Spanish. During tho year ca.a.
logue, complied by tic LIB b'aiian, Mi. Alfred F.
Whitaker. las been published, 1T cost d
E8.Hl763.
, 1875-04-17

c,ation OF Professional Baseball Players. has
awakened lively degree Of interest In the nn-
tionnl gano hcroaboute. and the formal opening
Of tho season is looked forward 70 With feelings
somewhat akin 10 enthusiasm.
Nearly all the newspapers In tho country hAvo
undertaken to give list Of tho p1ayora conros-
ing tho Wosorns bu. none Of tlcm hnTc sue
cceded In giving It accurately. The foltnwng Ia
correct antl reliable list Of tho fine. togcslcr
with tho weight, age, and height Of each:
, 1875-04-17
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


New Yonx, AptIl ia Pottavilto (pn.) dis
patch says: 4'Tho secret of tho iong cob
tnuanco Of tue strike; aud the miners living 10
comfortably and Keeping go bold d front, lies IN
tho credit system always hotetofoto purddol by
tho merchants. It Was impossible ut tho outact
to rotuHe to trust regulnr customers who had
always hitherto paid promptly, mud, - no
QUO know how soon tho susponHon
would end, tho merchants wcro obliged
te koep or, j.: throwing ..geea m4hoy
.lat favorable turn In tho financial tide would
Bring 1t ill bhck agd!n. BIT crisis ID 1T hand.
Tito NhoIcshie dealers bkyo taGah th6 d1arm, and
aro refusing to soil goods lu thsa, region cxcspt
for cash, aid without fresh aupplles tho rotaie1B
will doom h1ve nothing tor their oustpHera hut
ompty Rhelyca. Ono firm Of general dea{ors !a
creditea With $4,000 already inyosted In tho
strike. Many others have from 5000 To e20, 900
on thelr booEg.
hJo1in 8auey the President OF tie National
Lahot Association, ts quoted as saying that tho
.sTho Philadelphia 4 Reading nsiroad haa
adopted the plan Of .unning plot.cor engines
ahehd OF all paasepgor-trains and found ttk ad
vantage In 80 doing. Tho miuets fhemaotvcs ara
becoming very sick Of tho contest, aud arc 1oAv-
ing In considerable nuEnhors tqr other parts Of
t!ls country. It Ia hald that tho wsy They
hna.homaeIza tho lilncra Union Is aonicthiug
ftarfal, but they know better than to bolt. Not
enough bt them WILL leave to mako any material
diferohce iu the Iuaztity Of coal mined"
, 1875-04-17

The average Southern Legislature goes ahcsa
ot onr Illinois ASSEMBLY. Tho Lover House Of
Of $500 10 tho CAarta.n tor plsying with csodlt
to iiimsalf and satisfaction ID the fiouso." How
the prayers suited tho Audience 10 nhaot they
nsre nominalIy addressed u matter OF no pos
ebe consequence.
, 1875-04-17

Spke3al NsDalck u 1Ne Chicago TF3bnNf,
EkoxuK, H., April 1G.-Tho difficulty between
the Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge Company and
tho railroad companies LAS bean settled. sud the
Toledo. Peoria & Warsaw and Toledo, Wabash L
Western havo resumed traffic over tho bridge,
and aro non running al tfalnd into this city as
formerly.
The Missouri, Iowa 4; Nebraska Railroad has
proposed to tho CITY to make rhiB the eastcrn
terminus Of that road. They ask bonus OF
go, ,00oanl tho right Of way. grounds for depots,
Bitle-tracks, etc. The City Council l1as tho mat
ter under consideration.
, 1875-04-17

A PARAGRAPH Is going tho roands T. 70 ,too toS ssns
,hat fho Superintendent OF \ Washlo}f'ipa paettaes
tefy was discharged By " nos.a sost ~ shas -
sI bSrs W NssS oPposed to thst Adsass b0N
, 1875-04-17
A COMPLIMENT,

Spseidl Dtsnafeh Ia 1hs CHICAGO Tribune.
WAslr1sa RON; D. O., Arrli lG.-TGe Hon. Will
lam NJ. Springer, membor-oleet from tho Spring.
Aeld District and Railroad Commissioner, has
gope to Baltimore to confer with tho Baltimore
l. Ohio Railroad oilicinls upon the subject Of
reciprocity in railroad rates. Afr. Springer Is
deIatood to claim that tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
equitable rates In Illinois than any corporation
OF tho West.
, 1875-04-17
POLITICAL.

Sptefdt Uispdteh 70 ihs CsieIdo Iftbalns.
Qu1NcY, ILL.,, April 10. Tho proprietor Of tho
1Yhtg WAS sutd for libel to-day by tue Mayor ot
Quincy, VINO ltSs hid dAruA8ed ii $4,000! The
1ihol is hascd on Gh art!ol6 whle Appcasea III tho
lyhtg last evening. ie1ectlng pn the Mayors
official character and conduct. The Mayor haA
also threatensd to shoot tha 5disot OF the
Wig, aud last eveuing Id visited tho
1Fhtg editorial room ii qaeht Of tlio 6al-
tor, armed Will heavy cane. Tic edl-
tor. however. happened to bu absent. and after
waiting awhils for him To Apredr. Tho Mayor
re.!fed without futtlies da!ddiistsatlou. 1'he
Mayor IS cnraGed at tue efforts TINT tho WING
has been making To Bsros6 tho tinE'H operations.
All tbs better claadAa of eittzouB, Democrats aud
Republicans all4e, arc united this spring III de-
termination to hresk up thsa rug, and with fair
Fhs pesntos s h siS hoteit oas sias ss beoa
known In this city for years; TIis election
tskcs placd on Monday next, and thhre a1o ap-
preheuelons Of riutoun de1noustratlpns III ono or
two wards. The ring IL determined to die game.
, 1875-04-17
THE TURF.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New ORLEANS. April 1G-At the Louisiana
Jockey Club races, fifth day. tho frat race, ham
dicap hurdle 1aco, 3 miles, over eight hurdles /;
club purse, $500; first liorse. 1850; Becona,
500; third. eco; Totn LcathcEs won BY &
LENGTH Limestone, second =; hob Brstton, Third,
boastng Capt. Jack, Sholialah, md Little Flirt.
Timo, 8:47I. At tho foutth hurdle Littlo Filrt
fell, with but littlo damaSo to tho horse or
rider. At Ao fifth hurdle shollaiah fell slightly
ihjurng the rider.
In the pools last night Limestone sold at 420,
shollala!i 75. Dob Drittou 65, Capt. Jack 10. Tom
sold at about tho same relative value as In tha
Tie socoud raco was froe handicap, milo
hcats, club purse, S500-drat Horse f40o,
Mary L.......+-........-..'....-
Miiaew
'''''~ '''' Time is7n iiiS.
Tho frat heat wa1 won by hn!f length tho
second by q length. In tho pools last night Mil
dow so!d Al 22D, Vortex 900, Aa1y l.. 1G5. On tho
TRACK aiteF the first hoat Vortex sold at 90, Mary
Tho third race, II miles, ill agos, olub purse
$500, first horss $780, second SIS, Third s25, was
won by Capt. Hutchinson, boating Granger,
Time, 1:104. n tho pools 1ast night DonAyon-
turo sold at $685. Granger &c.,, Stampede $40,
Can't. Hutchinson $50. On tho track bofore tho
Btart Donayenturo was tho fayorito, four 10 ono
against all oLherb. uoIaTonturo aud Granger
ran neck.and-ncck until entering ths hbtne-
stretch on the finish, wheu Gtanges wont to the
front. but was passed by 0apt Hutchinson be.
Good weather, good track, good racing aud
fntr attendance,
, 1875-04-17
WISCONSIN RAILROAD CASES,

1778pHst7 :"
MADISON, Wia., April 10.-Iu tho Supreme
Court to-day Bome Sts.e cases; including deybral
appealed from Circuits, Of pioaooasioda igatnst
various railroad statioh agenta for selling tickets
at rates in violation Of THO Potter law, arc con-
tinued till tlo no1t term OF tho Court.
, 1875-04-17

- THE CUEUM3US- O. IULEUU HCHU.
CotuMnus, April 14.-The stockholders OF the
Columbus It Toledo Rnilroad Company hold u
meeting hero to-lay and elected thirteen Dirccs-
ors They also adopted resolution Tint final
effort DO n,aue to ,incredao the capital stock to
$1,000, 900, tbat tho stockholders hereby instruct
tho Directors to take tho proper legal atops
csBary for tue entso abandonment Of tho ontor-
priss nlesa said capital stock t. taised on or be.
fore Jnno by responsible subHcrpttous. All
bit e150, 900 Of tho required amount hos baAn
subscribed. Tho Directors organized tonight
b7 tc-eleotIng II. II. uteono President and
and James A. Wilcox Secretary ind Treasurer.
, 1875-04-17

speeiat baratch d JAt Chtea9" 7T'lune.
DEE NoaEs, H., Apiil le.-A,t!cles OF incor-
pofetiou have boon tilcd Ia The Executive o:tlco
OF the Farmers Union Railroad Udnpnny to
build nts1ow-gaugh road from the MiHsiaslnpi
1.tyor 70 the Missouti, In Mohona County. Cap.
itht e. 0t0, 600,
, 1875-04-17

PERSONAL:
Mr. n. II. courtwr'ehs has bteu appointtd
General sdperlntepdeat Of the Hannibal l. 81.
Joseph hailrqad, vice nj. l.. y. Towns, re-
uixned.. Mr.. Towua l1aH accepted tue position 1T
General Superintendent Of tho Atchihon 4 No
bsaHka Railroad.
, 1875-04-17
Ttr1C0
FhH Ia


A meeting Of General Freight Agents was hold
at tho Grand Pactie Hotel yesterday afternoon,
at which lilo following roads wcro represented:
Chicago t. Northwestern, Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy. Chicuso l. Alton, Illinois Central, Mie-
sousi Pacific. KansaH City, st. jos Council
DluTs and st. Louis. Kansas City l. Northern.
TITO object Of tho meeting was to adopt uniform
luubor fatea to Missouri River points. The
ratea on lumber from Chicago 10 Omaha wero
f}xod at ESQ par car, vhicn IL IN increase Of $40.
To Kansas City, Atchison, and Loaycnworth the
ratio was fixed at $40 which IL alAo M increase
OF $40.
, 1875-04-17
lfron.lkoti. |


spectal orr<,po.tenes " Ths Chicago Tribune,
KEokuK, H., April 15.-The reorganization Of
the Westerns OF this city into i professional
uins, and their admlsa!ou to the National Aeso.
, 1875-04-17

NEW HAMPSHIRE WEAvERs, .
ddEAT FALLS, N. H., April 1a.-Tho spinhsra'
strike hors is ovcs, tho men totusning to Work
on tue torms proposed originally By tleif su-
ployers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
How Imitation Works.

In Hayti q paper dollar Is worth three
cents, and storekeepers are not aaxious
to receive them at that price. How the
average Haytian must rise up and call
blessed the Sam Cary OF that favored
isle, who first demonstrated to him the
great truth that the way 10 mako money
plenty was 10 print lots OF it-all that
was necessary was for each man to vote
himself q competence. and then retire
ON tho fruits Of his honorable industry.
Why don't some OF our Democratic pol
%iticians point ont to us Hayti III q fair
example Of the prosperity superinduced
by unlimited issues OF paper money!
Can they tell us that the harbors are
filled with shipping. tho cities toein with
busy shops, the merchants are prosper
ous, tho farmers growing wealthy. the
laborerx contented and happy Far from
IL. Poverty ~pervades, tl.at fruitful land
Ia like Q miasmn. And yet Hnyti has
tried every resource to preserve hor cred-
Il that infiationists recommend to US.
She has made the most stringent laws to
enforce the acceptance OF tho state.s
due-bills at par; she Inns ut intervals
shot contumacious merchants in order
to restore public confidence. She has
diligently hanged those who spoke
against tho robbery Of issuing more pa.
per, and yet despite all this her credit
has steadily declined. until now q well.
to.do Haytian goes to market with his
money In q market basket, aud brings
home what he buys in a pocket.book.
Such IL life, at least in Hayti.-7 Toledo
RLn,k.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
SYMPTOMS OF cAIARaA.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction Of
the nasal passages. discharges falling
from the head into the throat, sometimes
proiuso. watery and acrid. ut Others
thick, tenacious. mucous, purulent,
bloody and putrid; there Is ringing In
the ears. deafness, hacking or coughing
to clear the throat, e~xpectoration of OF.
fensive matter, together with scabs from
ulcers; the voice is changed and has u
nasal twang. the breath is offensive,
smell and taste are impaired; there is a
sensation Of dizziness, mental depres-
sion, hacking cough and general debil.
ity. Only a few Of the nboye.nnmed
symptoms are, however. likely to be-
present In my one case. There IL no
disease moro common than catarrh, aud
mono less understood by Physicians.
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Is. beyond
all comparison, the best preparation for
catarrh ever discovered. Under the in
fuencs OF Its mild. soothing and healing
properties, the disease soon yields. Tho
Golden Medical Discovery should be
taken to correct tho blood. which Is nl-
ways ut fault, and to act specifically up
on the diseased glands and lining men,
brano OF the nose. The Catarrh
Remedy should be applied warm with
DR.. Pierce's Nasal Doucho-tho only
instrument by which fluids can bo per.
fectly injected TO NIL the passages and
chambers Of tho nose from which dis
charges proceed. These medicines nro
sold by druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
SECOND
Pianey's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. million
Dollars Pseketed by the saEacious
kufudlsr.

San FRAScIsco. Oct. IA =. M.-Tho
speculations Of q. n. Pinney, the do
faulting clerk Of Naval Paymaster
spaulding. promise to create a sensation
second only TO that caused by the sus-
pension Of tho Bank Of California.
Later information indicates that his
stealings will mount into the neighbor.
hood Of u million dollars. His victims
arc among the skrswdest and wealthiest
citizens OF San Fnncisco-bankers. bro
kers and merchants and the only won-
der will DO, whom the facts ars all
brought to light, that such parties should
have allowed themselves to be NO Inn
posed upon. In some cases II is said
that individual losses arc 80 great Us to
cause serious financial embarrassment.
II is believed that the Government will
not DO loser by ~Spinncy's operations,
nor is 1t plain that the sufferers by his
~swindling have any recourse, either to
Paymaster Spaulding or elsewhere. as
the latter's bondsmen arc accountable
merely to the Government. It IL thought
that most. II not all. Of Pinncy's vic.
tins are well able to hear their losses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
N.rrou E.c.rr.-A liltle girl abOu.

NARROW EscArE.-A little girl about
four years OF ago was caught by n wagon
wheel In front OF Gillig.& Motifs store
on q street. Virginia, between 10 and IL
O'Clock this forenoon, aud narrowly os-
capped being killed or seriously injured.
She and another child were walking by
a vegetable peddler's wagon that was
being driven slowly along, and
amusing themselves by catching
hold by the spokes OF N Of the wheels.
The driver being unaware OF this, sud.
denly whipped up his team, just rs the
smaller child had grasped a spoke. She
was unable to release her hold and was
carried around by tho wheel aud dashed
against the ground with great force.
Sineularly enough. her injuries were
but trihing.
FISIsnED.-Ths brick vault In tho
town hall. which has before been noticed
in these columns. was completed yester.
day. Tho brick work Is very substan-
tial, and will no doubt meet the approval
Of the Board Of Town Trustees. There
seems, however. TO be some dissatisfac-
ton about the door Of the vault, which
Is regarded ~ too light. and not fitting
close enough to protect its contents from
the effects Of q Ere II the town hall ever
happens to burn down. George Thomas
was tho contractor. aud Messrs. Cowan.
Of American Flat, the gentlemen who
furnished the brick. from their yard Mt
the place mentioned. Tho bricks arc
hard aud durable looking. and will COM
pare favorably with any in this place or
Virginia.
LIcESsEs.-Quarterly licenses Of part-
les doing business in this county expire
to-day and the proper officials will have
their hands full for a few days making
out new ones. The policemen and 9TH
srs whose duty IL is TO see that the law
relating thereto is enforced, should take
the above into consideration and allow
tradesmen timo to have their licenses
renewed before arresting them for a VI
olation Of the law.
EATING SrASp.-Radovich & Mann
having purchased the eating stand ut
tho Capital Saloon. Main street, Gold
Hill, invite their friends and the public
generally to give them a call.
RKsoLrrioSs.-See tho resolutions Of
'The Grand Division Of Stationary En-.
eineers Of the State Of Novada." which
appear in our advertising columns to.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
TO the CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL

You aro all invited to call and inspect
u new and elegant store with It's full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jowelry.
silverware. diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always be re-
ccived in u courteous manner by ]. w.
Tucker. l3l Kearny street, who will nj.
ways take pleasure in showing custom.
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering II u trouble. but always TAX
ing great pleasure in showing goods.
Don't fail to call and SEQ him ere you
purchase elsewhere. lie will send good,
for selection to any part Of tho States
and will repair watches and jcwelry sent
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. guarantee
inc all work which leaves his store; m
ploying. as he does, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.
0rangers' Annual Nesting-Navai
Court sr lnquiry finny's
rruuds.

gIs 03ssa
Court 81 laquiry rinsy's
Frauds.
SAN FRAScrsco. Oct. l.-l:30 P. A.
Tho fourth annual meeting Of the Staie
Grange takes place ut Dashaway Hall
next Tuesday. Two hundred and sew.
enty five Changers will be represented.
To-day will b. ratified the sals OF the
building and lot on the northeast corner
Of California and Davis streets to the
Grungers' business Association and In
surancs Company and Bank. which as
sociations will enter upon a joint occu-
pancy Of the premises January LIST. An
extensive fruit market will also be start
cd on tho premises by the business As
sociation.
A Court Of Inquiry has been called Mt
Marc Island Navy Yard for October 9th
to examine the accounts Of Paymaster
Spaulding. supposed to DO involved on
account OF the operations Of Chief
Clerk Pinney, who absconded some
weeks ago. Pinuey had obtained money
to largo amounts on bogus certificates
issued from the %Paymaster's Office,
signed by Spauldins, but irudulently
filed up by Pinney himself. Spaulding
claims that the Navy Department will
lose nothing by the operation. rs In the
cases in question the individual notes OF
certain parties were given aud attached
to the certificates. and that the makers
and indersers Of the notes will be re-
sponsible. He claims. also. that he
knew nothing Of the transactions until
the certificates were presented for pay.
ment. Admiral Rodgers, Of tho Navy
Yard, says he does not yet know the
amount Of tho fraudulent transactions,
but they aro supposed to be very large.
Col. Cunningham arrived in the city last
night to relieve Spaulding from duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indlscrciions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, Toe. of manhood. etc. Will send
q recipe that will cure you, free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-
sIouary In South America. Send q .elfad'
drc-.ed envelopes To the kcy. JoscphT ]. lnman,
station ID, Biblc ilcusc, New YORK CITY.
aulT I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
cmRMIcAL sTRRsGTH.

Save time. health and money. Avoid quaek.
and buy "Chemical Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions full. ard n cure guar
antced In any ease Of dehiliiailnc dreams lor
seminal wcakner-), and all alarming symptoms
OF ncrvou. decay, resulting from self.Abn-e'
exeerscs or any causc. CRANE & RRiunAs.
Wholesale Agents. san Francisco. Price ~
pef bottle "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
upppnoy,. RATING STAND.

The hest place 10 Virginia to get arqnarc
meal 10 at ilcfrron's Eating stand. In tho Pal
ace saioon. opposite the ~Postofnee. Open
day and night. Private room. for ladier. All
tho substantial Injuries of the market To- be
found at IIr6ron's. lie respectfully Invites his
0oId mn friends 10 call and see him. Jyo'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-01
Thts Morntng.

sos~ "sE
10 Alrhs. liz
~ Caleioais. Is. fts
2OSO Andes. 4. 81. ~, ~. 81, ~ BID. 4. y. IS
20 Dslcher. i9k
Is Crown Point. %
$40 California, co. co.. coS hi. 5o'.. coS. eos.
80. S,S
lns0 Globe. l,9c
81 Jalll. 81, 80. .. -.
So Ia.itce, to'. Ia. 81, SIX b1i. Dx. IN bs
% ksniuck. -. i7's
% lady Washington. a.. J. az.
IA lmperial, 10. ~. ~. ~.
i51 ICs, sac. nc
Esi is,ia,hsn. ~. iH Sn.i..i ~
ilO Mexican. -. is'.. - b5
slsiy Ryan,
80 Nevada. 0lsc bio
lis Niagara. Scs
10, North C,r-o-. nc
~ Prospect 4. a. t1.t
s7c ophir. SOY. So b'. ;es. So. 60, '7S
bio. 81
Is savage, 81
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IMPORTANT.

Generally inndorscd by the Medical pro-
tr..iop. DIR. VIM. Halle Islsam for the Lung.
cures Coughs, Code aud Consumption, aud all
dIsease. of the Throat and Chest. Or.
ey's Toothaehe Anodyne cures In one MIN
ate.
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xp,rup,, FAILING TEETH,

Nor the peeplng wrinkles Of time, 20 foreiblv
tell Of advancing years ~ your gray hair.
Ayers yiror restores the color and makes
y9ur appearance more agreeable to other, a.
well a. ~yourreli. With fresh, luxuriant hair
he indfmItIes Of age are far less noticeable.