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hIsCELLGN[Ous.
DIR. G. THAMES
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
lpa Tgeepa
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE,

DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE,
s-sss
symPtomsofa Diseased Liver,
Dam 10 lhe rlthlfds. under lhe
! edge pflherts, hprsaasonpr es,
nlei lumttmes lhe Is.n d Ia tis
lel fidcI lhe patient Ia rarely ahl,
70 he on the leo fideI sometime,
Che pain il h'l Under las shoulder.
ltds, fnd Il heercrly exlsndl %
Il' lpp Of lhe shoulder, end u sons.
pmes mistaken iur q lleumsdsm In
frm' The stomach ie affected
Hbb ,pA Of rppetils sud s.ckneat
ihe towels IN iepeul arc cohlye,
tomeIlmei alternative with laxI the
head % uolllci with pa.n, eecom.
T.p.ed VITA a esll, heavy sensation
Nv Ihe back rnL I There 10 generally
a eoGt'deWflg loss 81 memory, as.
e,npaulcd N.Ih q ralnGl sensation
Of hving lee lta3ge something
Nmeb o,glt 10 lave Teen done. <
d q dy 90 IN d sometimes an a..
'eHt.rt 'ls TricrI complains Of
Nsa,hg5 Wl d,LllItyi he Is easily
flltlcd, ll fee rrc eoll or burning,
fi h. g PtEs cffprlekly sensa,
l3u q Ihe faai lIlpIril arc low
O. irhuGh he Is allsGed that exer'
e.s WoIj BE- Beneficial TO him, yet
BE e.p scarcely summon up lou,uide
etotih TO ny H. In fact. he dis.
Iusti every remedy Several Of tho
above symptoms attend the disease,
bgt cwes lave occurred where few
o. hem existed, yet examination OF
tle bo'y, after deah. has shown tho
n,rp 10 haze been extensively de-
rAled,
AGuE AND FEVER,
pR, c, M'LANrS Lwrp Pnla,iN
eA'Ea on AGuu AND PGyrR, when
taken with Quiuine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
ea'hlriie can be used, preparatory TO
OF after taking Quininc, We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease 10 give them a rAla TRIAL,
rs nNl,g and phyaIcena ordering nom
niWw Than Fleming lrUa, VIII DO wei 10 wlile
"ir rrlcld dsllnelly, and nie none Ii Ir'
g Ridafs Ler INh, prydni by ileni1s
Pres, laidUgt, Ph,, tho mdild beiig MI ~
pa" imGohoas. 10 ilioro wtlllng 10 elyo ilmm a
lrInl, wo win forward per mail, posi.lnid To any
Dui ~ ih' United Nlaiea enc box OF pllla for
.WWNo lhWo'orni rost'r1 fiumpa, or ono \inl VI
Ntfniisu for laIrW,n lhus,rnt ttnm,m, an
ifihirs nm pto,.l, ,,,,t.t A., ,ii', ~
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DIRECTORs.

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bank
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p. q. Ahern, Commission Merchant.
Ward Taylor, jr., Editor Daily and Weekly
Jimplecute.
/ y. ID. Rainey, of Russell, Rainey & Co.
b. @. Bagley, of B. q. Bagley 4 Co., Com
mission Merchants, Galveston.
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The East Line and Red River railroad ii-
pose OF disposing of the 8, 40 goo acres OF land
donated TO the road by the state OF Texas,
and to make IL available In building the
road.
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AND ooNNEvrIoNs,

Train leaving Galveston n,a00 y. N, and
houston " 600 y. \ md sNO 4. NJ, dnily.ar :
fivch aa iuil0wAi
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pntrona or IEusbandry.

BRECKINRIDGE GRANGE No. p, OF the
Patrons OF Husbandry. meets AZ fauohs
hall, Richardson, ON tile firs; and third SAT-
urdays of each month, $50.
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DALLAS LODGE NO. l9i, B'SAl FIFTH
each month. President, u. Goslin; vice pres.
iJent, Noise Kahn; secretary 10 tph II
Friend; monitor, d. Goslin; treasurer Emhh
,,.t Hahn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23
Death or That Dog.

Tho dog that made such q vicious at
tack upon the little son Of T. j. remnant,
on Thursday afternoon. is dend-made
his entree in tho New Jerusalem OF the
CANNES chock-full OF bullets; o victim
to the vengeance OF an incensed parent.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Tennant and q
young man named Norton Pine, who
also had reason to remember his dog.
ship. repaired to the vicinity Of tho house
where tho dog was kept, arriving just In
timo to meet the animal preparing for a
trip to the country for his health. He
was tied to q milk wagon. In charge OF
tho dispenser Of the lscteal fluid. A few
words were sufficient to impress the man
with a conviction that the dog did not
neei q change Of air, and the animal
was taken out and tied to the stump Of
O tree neal tho pest.house and executed.
The dog disd game. A each Of the first
four bullets entered his body he made n
desperate attempt to free himself and at
tack his slayer. but rs bullet after bull
let was fred into him he gradually sue
cumbed, and ~ the twelfth and last shot
rang out on the clear air, his mortal coil
was shufied Of, and with one expiring
growl he gave up the ghost. The chill
dren may now breathe easy az they pass
that neighborhood, rs tho terror has
gono ON q trip that knoweth no return
ing. -EiDskn Seaiinsl, !Narch 20.
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JDesperadoes al Large.

A gentleman now in Panamint,
writing to q friend at Eureka, gives tho
following. which we clip from tho Srii.
mel Of March 18th. LUZ .N-I
The gang Of cusses who shot Jim
Miller are here. or n little way out OF
this placo, at Rose Canyon. There IN a
whole neat Of them. / have seen them
In town several times, and ! think IL
would Be well TO let Jim know OF II and
have W. +. & Cos. detectives como
around. for they make their boasts that
one hundred men could not take them.
One went into Wells. Fargo & Cos.
Office hers and said he did not wish TO
show any disrespect, ''but, by Cd.
this bill. or poster. offering a reward for
Small and Mcdonald did not please
him." and pulled II down before their
eyes. Parties who have recently nr-
rived from that place confirm the above.
and with o reward OF $4,000 for the
capture Of tho men. II seems strange
that some ono can not DO found with
sand enough to tackle the men and
get tho coin. 900 -
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Ii. Word: aspplsa Scene Yet.

Ths woodhull has been iAtsrviswed
senin; says both sides have bssn TO 80
her about appearing - witnsss. which
she il ready TO do. but only 10 tell The
whole truth, which both are equally
afraid Of; renews her promise TO Issue
the original and only true statement OF
the affair when thu time comes; repeats
her previous declarations that neither
aide is trying TO get at the whole truth;
and says shc don't understand why they
have treated her v they have, 10 that
"you would almost think ] wa the one
ON trial over there" As for Tilton's
testimony that mother-in.law Morse told
her about the matter, that In al bosh.
She does not know tho woman.
The persons from whom she got the
story wero Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton and Mr.. Boechsr.
and she "didn't 60 after them-they
cant TO me with their talo OF woe, ard
T date my financial ruin from the day
those people entered my office" "Mr.
Kinssila, Of the Brooklyn Eagk, told me
that Mr.. Beecher begged him for tho
sake OF twenty-five years. service in
Brooklyn, aud for tho sake Of his gray
hairs. not to expose him. / nj provo
by witness that Mr.. Kinsella told me
this. In one Of my last interviews with
Theodore Tilton. he came TO my house
and told me that no had just come from
his house. and had left Mr.. Boechcr
there. He said Mr. Beocher had bean
holding Elizabeth ON ono knoe and him
on tho other, with his arms around both.
hugging them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

The RIuHr KIND OF A GIEL.-Miss
Lizzie Fsilers. Of Jersey City. Is a
pretty, bluo-syed blonde Of 20. and tho
right kind Of a girl for a poor young
man to cultivate. She loved Frank
vones, IL. and onticed him from his
home, who're he said they starved him,
to her home. in her fathers house.
where he took mp bed and board. Liz
xie fed the boy with the best and
choicest bits abe could rake and scrape.
aud may mako n man Of him yet, II tho
courts leave him in hor charge. His
charged tho Fellers family with
stealing his child away from him. and
took the case TO court. Miss Fellers
testified: 81 took Frank 10 my homo
because I loved him. John Franks
brothor) had q liking for me, and he's
Jealous with me. that's what's the mat.
Ter with him." That was frank,
straiQht-forward and honest. Tho case
was heard. tho Judge reserved his do
and Frank aud Lizzie walked
away arm In arm TO her fathers house.
Now there Is no use in the world in
parents or courts trying TO part that
He 10 Young and enthusiastic.
and she il SO beautifully in earnest. II
Ia not every rtarving boy who q lind
such q friend In nood.-Erchdnge.
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anes ltsS
rrroa - rrisa,S. March al

- LEIV& -
Mrs. waller has sgsumtd tho entire
management a the Genoa Hot Springs,
and win run The establishment as here
tofors. A competent physician has been
secured who will reside on the premises,
and the same careful attention given by
the lamentsd Mr.. Valley will DO extended
10 patients. A new bath-house has been
erected opposite tho old one, the heat OF
tho steam from which Is over 15o de-
Qrees. We trust that The very estimable
lady may continue 10 receive the same
patronage - hes bean accorded 70 the
bprings In the past.
Cosbett Bros. are about planting Sow
eral hundred more troes In their park,
and will commence forthwith to hI mp
for parties. Wells will be sunk and
windmills erected. and . spacious pavii-
ion will DO built. This In an arrange
ment that has long been needed in Car
son City, and w trust u stirring fei-
low citizens, the Corbett Bros. may be
well rsmunerated for their outiay OF
money.
In Valleys saloon. at tho Genoa Hot
Springs, could DO seen yesterday q Sen
ator, a Genoa merchant. q Carson ex'
merchant and some clerks playing the
Indian game known IS ''big lntnn,.'
The players endeavored to initiate their
aboriginal brethren by refusing to sit at
a table, and sprawling full length ON tho
floor. 1t was u pretty sight.
N
We noticed the smiling face OF Mr.. b.
r. Foster ON tho streets this morning;
also Mr.. Isaac Mcconnell. both GENTLE
men having just returned from a bust.
ness trip 10 San Francisco. We learn
that Mr.. Foster has secured all the ma.
terial Necessary for his contemplated old
folks concert. and that Mr.. Mcconnell
will start in tho brokerage business in n
fow days. H1Ff. eEI
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Dividend Declared.

Tho Central Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny has declared o dividend Of ak dol
lars -nominally o very small dividend.
in reality n large one II u memory
serves us. the number Of shares has
been doubled since the completion OF
the main line, and II reports be true, a
vast amount Of money is being expend-
ell yearly in tho way Of building feed
ers to the main limo and supplying tho
samo with rolling stock. II Ia true tho
company fails TO pay tho General Gov
eminent q little balance due, the county
Of washoe some $4,000 justly its due.
aud occasionally requires its working
men to wait two or three months for
their hard earned wages. Taxing nil
things into consideration. this published
dividend looks more like u little side
play TO help the credit Of tho company
In foreign money markets. In short, 1t
is our private opinion that whilst tho
members Of tho finance and
construction portion OF tho company are
immensely rich. the company. a. COM
pany, is bankrupt.-Ren Crescent, March
IUfH. .aHHnHHn..
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In Wow Of tho testimony recently slic-
tied in the Bcecher trial. Il is becoming
difficult to tell which is plaintiff. The
defense seem TO have resorted 10 a very
poor system Of tactics. that Of blaeken-
ing Tilton's character. A cut in the
last number Of Prank Leslie's Illus
trsted." aptly sets forth the effect Of
such q course. Tho cut referred to rep
ressnts a room. upon the walls Of which
two portraits. those OF Beechsr and Til
ton, are hanging. Beecher's picture Ia
already 90 black as 10 DO well nigh I'M.
recognizable. and ons Of Boechsr's
counsel with q whitewash brush Is Tow
ering the portrait Of Tilton with some
sort Of black substance. Underneath
the cut tho fact IL stated that Beechor
cannot DO made white by b~laciening
Tiltou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

CRYoLIrE.-Tho sudden demise Of
Frank harrington stopped all negotia-
tons about Gon. Winters immense
fields OF cryolitc and carbonate OF soda
sixty miles northeast Of Reno, which
were 10 be sold to foreign capitalists.
But n Mr.. Obitz. n representative OF
German capital. has now gone to take y
look at the property, and tho result Of
his observations will no doubt prove nd.
vantageous TO us. For Reno will DO tho
point for manufacturing tho article.
Thorough tests have proven tho value
Of tho stuff. and capital will not lie idle
whore there IL any money to DO made.
Mr.. 0bitz left Reno on Friday last and
will return here on or about Tuesday
evening. We shall take the occasion
to obtain some interesting information
from him concerning a subject which
bids fair TO 80 materially help u
good town.-Rsno Journal, March 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23
FOR AL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

In young or old. married OF single, Mt
the dawn Of womanhood or the change
Of life, DR.. Pierce's Favorito Prcscrip-
ton manifests such n positively RENE.
dial influence az to call forth the loudcst
praise from oil who use II.
Mr.. JonS A. KINNEY, druggist, Of
Knob Noster. No.. writes ii follows;
"Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, Dear Sir
Your medicines sell better than any
other I keep. and give universal salts.
faction. Tho people are especially do.
lighted with your Favorito Prescription.
and IL seems to DO q favorito among NIL
that have ever used It," II IL sold by
druggists and dealers n medicines.
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Altar reading The svidsnss sdducsd
thus far adduesd In the Qssa scandal.
ths conclusion arrived 4 by ths gsnsr.
aiity Of impartial people % that the
principal parties concerned have only
proven themselves 70 have bean q sim
fully frdi sst, and most rsireshingly
given 10 profuss and promiseuous hug
sing. kissing and Ill hat SORT Of thing.
We have the portraits o. them al. cut
out Of The illustrated nswspspsrs. and
pastsd on our aaotam wall. whsasvsr
any wrong and naughty point has BE-
come revealed and developed against
sithsr Of thsm. through their vi evil
dsncs or that Of othsrs. 10 have stuck
our little finger in the inkstand and
given their portrait = daub Of demerit.
They are Ll-s1espt Mrs.. Beschsr-
badly spotted now. Bsecher looks like
. blackberry padding. but Tilton is near
~ q bad. and bids fair at the present
rapid rate Of spotting. 10 considerably
outspot him, and oven become . eonfu-
ont cass-ne space between spots. One
Of our Eastern exchanges says:
There 10 probably but ono woman con
nected with the Plymouth Church or ths
scandal whom Bescher hasn't kissed
.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

LEWIS Drsrsicr. says tho Eureka
Ssiinot, which IL situated about sixteen
miles west Of Battle Mountain. is attract
ing considerable attention. and accounts
from there are exceedingly favorable.
Pat Sweeney. the irrspressiblo Bill. Of
this town. is ono Of the fortunate onos.
Ho Is half owner in . ledge. for which
hshssb been offered siO. 900 in gold coin.
A lot Of rock from this lode. recently
worked at winnemueca, yielded $4,000
IN Aha Inn
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AFAScr SKETCH YnoN 4 SAN FRAN.
CISCO PArsR.-For downright enterprise
In collnting news commend US TO tho
Cal. Look at this. from TINT papers
report Of the 1t. Patriek's celebration:
''Tho united Divisions Of tho Ancient
Order Of Hibernians Of Oakland. after
participating in the celebration In this
city. held their first general ball ut tho
Academy Of Music. Sixth street. Oak
land. The affair passed OF very pleas
antly. A largo number wore In attend
ance."
Tho above ia correct, except tho ball
part Of II. A large number were not In
attendance at tho ball; ths nffair did not
pass of very pleasantly; IL was not held
al tho Academy Of Music; II WINS post
poned two days before; there wasn't
anyball-OukSand Meas. March 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

PE,rIzIrxo CoxrSDnUN.--Ths In.
disnapolis. (Ind.) Evening Nses. an In.
dependent journal. after experiencing
the reform inausncss and observing the
reiormatory acts Of tho late Indiana
Dcmocratico-rsform Legislature. pro-
pounds tho following insoluble con-
undrum: yflr
What IL Democracy any wayi II is
not the rule Of the majority, neither
does Il believe in hard money. FREQ
trsds or homo rule. The Democms OF
this State seem 70 have no principle e.
cspt free whisky and negative opposi-
ton 10 the Republicans. fur
We give Il up as National question.
In Nevada 10 Ii chiefly known BY is
hoodlumnio display during the closing
hours Of the session Of our State Legs
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INTENT ON GETTING KuLrp.-Yoste,

INTENT ON GETTING KIILxD.-Ycster-
day engineer McIIugh. Of train No. 0,
noticed q man lying on the truck ahead
Of the train near Shoshono. whistling
''down brakes and reversing his on
CINE, the train was stopped In time to
prevent Il from running vcr tho man.
who appeared to be drunk or crnzy. Ho
demonstrated against being disturbed
aud sworc at McHugh for not running
over him. Ho started of In tho direc-
ton OF the river with the ayowod deter
mination Of ending his existence In the
turbid waters OF the Humboldt. As tho
train had no time to spare the engineer
could not wait to e II the threat was
carried out. Ho noticed, however, that
the seli-destructionist" took worry good
care Of q bottle which was partly filed.
md grasped it tightly as no started
toward the river.--Silrer State, March ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

DE-. 7. D. johnson. m old and much
esteemed resident and physician Of San
Jose, California. was accidentally thrown
from his buggy on Saturday afternoon
last. at tho corner OF First and Reed
streets, in that city. h was returning
from . visit 10 . patient. and M Of tho
reins breaking. tho horses tuned asids
suddenly, throwing him out. He fell
upon his head, and remained inssnsible
until hs died. some few hours aftervard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

An explanation Of the passage Of the
increased newspaper postage law is pub
lished. that only makes Il necessary
that somebody should rise and explain
. little more. And this somebody is
Mr.. Hamlin In the Senate. and Gen.
Garfield In the House. under whose
lead tho Law vas changed in tho hurry
OF tho closing hours Of The session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

WIN the compliments Of H. II. White
hill. State M~ineralogist, we have just
received . neatly bound COPY Of his OH
eial report for the ycars Of 1854. The
book contains . largo amount Of dsscrip-
tive. statistical and smincntly practical
and useful information relative 10 the
mines and mineral rssorces Of this State.
and 10 valuable for reference.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

TEE eheapss. r-hinocsrosrs are 81. 900
apiece. Families should lay in their
summer supply At once. a. tho price Is
likely to SO up n soon - the circus sea-
son opens.
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REIGSEn.

Crittsndsn Thornton. Esq.. for two
years past private Secretary 70 His EI-
csllsncy. Governor Bradley. has resigned
his ofice and will shortly depart for San
Francisco. where hs will hereafter re-
side. Mr.. Thornton succeeded Judge
Bslknap 70 he Gubsrnaioriai Secretary
ship upon tho appointment Of the latter
gentleman - one Of the Judges Of our
Supreme Court. Tho vacant Secretary
ship has, va understand. been given
to Mr.. William Garrard. OF Elko.
county. There IL little secret politi-
cal history about this change which 1t
Is not necessary now to publish. SUI.
fee IL to say. that 1t does Nj. Thornton
honor. and will rebound to his credit
among his friends Of the Democratic
party. Mr.. Thornton. Of Crit" as no
Is Familiarity designated, ia a young
gentleman Of liberal attainments, much
natural talent. and gifted with . pro-
dieious memory. His success in the
practice Of his profession. the Law. IN
sure. He viii. We understand, become
. member Of the firm Of CARRIER &
Thornton. in San Francisco. We
heartily wish him prosperity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

IT appears that Tlton '.fsll away from
evangelical religion about the time pro-
misoous Kissing vas introduced by him.
self into the family circle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

The first American patent to q nat
uralizsd Chinaman has just been granted.
II was for an improvement In overalls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

TEE 81. Louis Gloos has Investigated
the matter Of editorial excursions"
and reports that they are not tho kind
Of things that contribute 10 the good ro-
pute OF journalism. They are general
iy attended. 80 far rs the representatives
Of the city papers arc concerned. by q
class OF men who al be most easily
spared from active service In the news
paper ofics. and who have contracted
tho dead-hsad maady in q chronic form.
We can understand how the editors Of
country newspapers can take Q holiday
and enjoy II, but We assure our rural
contemporaries that whom they SEQ the
attaeho Of . metropolitan paper on ono
Of those Wholesale junketing sxpedi.
tons. they may set him down for q per-
son Of limited usefulness in tho actual
work Of the paper"
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
]. 3. ~LoYNAcHAN
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A IL PARrIEs INDRBTsD TO TuH
n PIONEER LAUNDRY for more than two
nonths' washing. are requested 10 scttle I'm.
mcdiatsly and Fave costs. mhi1 In
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WANTED.

A BRIGHT. INDUSTRIOUS boy. ne.
n tween the ago Of sixteen and seventeen,
tn aallclt orderr FOR virltlng Caris. Liberal
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