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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-27

Mr.. D. W. Whiting, editor Of the Manassas
Gazette, announces himself TO the voters Of
Prince William county, Va, as an independent
candidate for the House of Delegates. As
"the repeal of the funding act" or in other
words reputation, seems TO be his special
plank, he will not be elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25
ALLrRINo

II Is astonishing how anything snce
printed In q newspaper il likely to travel,
especially II the item relates to anything
whereby men think they can better their
fortunes. A couple Of men In Gold Hill
who. through the sensational reports OF
the rich strikes made in the Comstock
mines, together with tales OF the fabu.
lous richness OF this country. we're led TO
leave comfortable homes In Scotland for
tho sake Of trying their fortunes In the
land Of the great bonanza, brought this
forcibly and not pleasantly TO n mind.
Tho men were father and son. both hon.
eat looking. aud no doubt Industrious,
respectable men, to whom the necessity
OF begging for u meal ~ they were
were forced to do must have boon OK
tremely humiliating. They, along with
many others, had heard the highly
colorcd stories Of immense fortunes that
awaited men OF energy in this State. and
lured by tho temptation, in an unfor-
tunats moment sold their little oil and
embarked for America. After. under
discouraging circumstances working
their way here, they finally awake to tho
fact that, excepting for n few. this Is no
better place than others, perhaps at the
present time ono Of the very worst to
which they could possibly have come.
In the face OF n thousand similar eI-
p~eriences, Ia II to be wondered ut u the
disappointed Immigrants. who after n
time manage TO get out OF the country,
spread reports OF the state Of affairs
here that are rs far from the reality o.
the highly colorcd ones that induced
Thorn 10 come. The direct and inevita-
BILE result Is that the credit Of tho coun-
try Is seriously impaired. and tho steady
and healthy fiow OF immigration that
would tend TO its material prosperity
receives q rude check. that II may take
years TO counterfeit. II Journalists could
only .conhns themselves 10 q simple
statement Of facts, without fanciful en-
bellishmsnt. they would better serve tho
intercsts of the Pacific coast.
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CT CoURT.

Tho following business was transacted
In tho First District Court this morning,
Judge Rising presiding:
Duffy vs.. Ash. Motion male for an
ordor for judgment on tho demurrer iol
costs, and that the complaint DO dis
missed; taken under advissmsnt.
In the matter OF the guardianship oil
Robert Wood and others, minor; ordsl
made confirming tho sale OF personal
property. -
In the matter Of the estate Of A. p.
Hornick; the petitioner (the widow ap'
pointed sxecutrix without bond; X. Il
Mullard, A. ]. Tyrrell and A. Frazsl
appointed appraisers, and W. u. d.
Dickson, attorney for minor heir.
Beer Of al. VI. Phebey OF al.-Demur'
rer ovsrruled and two days given 10 an
swtr.
Todd VS.. Crosby Argument dsmur'
red; passed until next Saturday.
Petteiri VI. Gerraro-Demurrer or
complaint submitted.
Kelly W. Lady Warrington Gold and
Silver Mining Company-Demurrel
Withdrawn and ten days given to an
swer.
Report Of referee appointed to TAKE
testimony In the matter Of the account
Mrs. Swain, fled against the Swain %
tais-Set for hearing ON Saturday next
South Crown Point Gold and Silvel
Mining Company Va. Belcher Gold ant
Silver Mining Company-Ths matter o.
the demurrer continued for the torn.
Lewis 4 Deal w. Jas. q. Fair : Motion
for q new trial argued by the defendants
counsel. Plaintiff given timo TO fl'
brief. -.
Tho Court then took q recess until I.
O'Clock p. NJ, at which time the trial o.
tho case Of Sirouss vs.. CLARK OF al, VA
proceeded with.
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~ NIL 49, ouo~
"oAaA
~.,u,,,,.,,x .,
-. s-ons,r,s,ion. anl ar, constrained to
- ,,., man, h.xo mo, b.fore
-, :, A.. ann. thing Tbi,
.oss -,.s =. ,.,v so,c;bl, mi,
u.o,.n, "n oh.s,yinc \ ouartx team
,,ssing Town the street. Everybody
lnows that the breaks ON all wagons
ro,t ON The hind wheels. and u must
aIso have boen noticed that when q shoe
IL put under the wheels Of O heavily
loaI.J IL il invariably under n
mind one. Where there is but q single
wagon this Of course Is necessary. as.
il placed under q front wheel. IL would
be impcssible TO make any desired turn.
But when a back action Is used there 10
no reason why tho front ~ well a. hind
wheels may not be locked. Ihis 70
what some OF our Io q no;na dc.rn
.,s.n nlases' and the plan works to .
charm. The fact is noted for the ben
eht Of others who may have 70 10 q
f~reishting down steep Gfa'eS'
I.sr HIM ALoSE.-H "Trib," the
,;,,,. 10, h-sio,,;nc IN this Of.
NANNY a. a. i'm. =, AZ.
nee. rants 70 Ito 'h 'n'
street and make all passing : 'a
out for him. he has n perfect right 70 10
so, and people need not think thai my
one In this ONCE VIII 10 III, ri. IN
,ol n. NAV ls s.omory" look.
inc. and disposed to bully smaller dogs
ihsn himself. aud oil that: but even II
these OCCUPATIONS ars true. does not the
latter charge at least prove TINT no IL
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tn. a,a. n...A al crssamoor ro'

Nxw Yonx. Sept. 25.-Ths match DO.
tween the amateur rife club Of this city
and the victoria ride club Of Hamilton.
Ontario. takes place ut Crsednoor To-
day. Tho team on each side consists Of
eight. with fifteen shots each. tho range
and targets are the new Wimbledon mod.
81. giving a possible 225 points. or lSOO
for each team.
Tho American team comprises Can
Geld. Bruce. Ballard. Hepburn, Coalin,
Jewell. George. and Hyde. II Is said
some Of the famous American team may
take the place Of ZONE Of those men,
toned above. The Canadian team ar.
rived on Thursday afternoon and are
distributed in different parts Of tho city.
Their arrival was not known. and there
was no committee on hand to welcome
them. They practiccd at Croedmoor
yesterday.
The names OF tho Canadian ts,m are
G. Il. Murray. President Of the Victoria
Ride Club, and Captain Of the team,
Goo. Morrison, James Adams, Geo,
Disher. w. Mitchell. D. Mitchell. +.
Achwaz and J. Mason. All have made
q good record rs marksmcn. Tho match
begins at II o'clock.
Later-In tho contest between the
Canadian and American teams at 800
yards, the score was as follows; Ameri.
cans. ATS; Canadians, 472.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

Lxo BnoKkN.-A gentleman named
George johnson. who lives In Lower
Gold Hin. broke his leg near tho ankle
while turning around on G street. Vir.
oiuia. in front Of Stevens saloon. about
ar. N. yesterday. lie did not fall down
steps or anything Of that kind. but
broke Il by turning on his heel. The
accident was . very unusual ono. Dr.
Kirby attended him.
Co-orrpArrvE CoxrASr.-A meeting
Of the members Of this company viii
be held on Monday evening. September
27th. at the ofico OF the Yellow Jacket
Mining Company. for the purpose Of
Meeting a Board of Control. All who
desire TO take stock In the company are
invited TO DO present. See notice.
FoR throat diseases and affections Of
the cheat, Browns Bronchial Tioshes
are Of value. For coughs. irritation Of
ths throat caused by Geld. or unusual
sxertion Of the vocal organs, In speak.
inc in public. or singing. they produce
beneficial results.
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rHE PIoxcrn CraJ4rcArE.

In the report Of ths meeting Of the
Pacific Coast Pionsege Thursday re-
ming. NO attempt vas Aade to give even
an outline description Of the designs Of
certificates Of membership from which
they made their selection. But ms the
matter Is one Of interest to every Pho
nesr. q brief explanation Of the allegori-
cal and historical sketches with which
the one selected is adorned. Is given to-
day. The certificate. which was de-
siennd and executed by Mr.. John Ebert,
Of Virginia City. Is original In all It's
details, and a. q picture history of The
manner Of coming TO this coast, to-
esthsr with the hardships encountered.
| the primitive habits Of the Pioneers and
some Of the moro striking and historical
localities ON the coast, II is a. complete
NJ anything that could be comprised In
tho space at the artists disposal. The
point which he seems to have kept stsau
| liz In view Is that u was the days oil AZ
and 80 that ought 10 DO recorded, ana
not q later date.
The design contains twelve different
scenes. one on the ton and bottom, and
iye an encb side. IN. whole being artis-
tieally grouped around the certificate in
Ina eeStsr' The first scene on top
ia n view Of the Sierra, with the
grizzly boar. the king Of the Caliior-
MIA forest, and emblem OF the Pioneers,
waking leisurely and msjcstically down
10 a bright flowing river. Scene two.
the arst TO the left, represents n pack
train crossing tho Sierra. Scene three.
same side, represents Suffers Fort and
slouph. Sacramento, with pack animals
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ComssroSps WITH TEE PRicE.-Peo-
pie in Virginia complain that since the
reduction 81 - 30 per thousand feet In
the price Of gas in that city. tho article
furnished by the gas company Is not
half ~ good ~ formerly. An eramin-
alton would 90 TO show that the CON-
plant IL not without some show 81
Justice. but what can they expectl IL
.loes not cost M much n n good article
and with that they must rest contented.
"You pays your money and you takes
your choice" gentlemen.
I;IsINd. - The cold nights that ~
present prevail in the mountains back
81 Carson have In aterially affected the
stage of water in the Carson river. No
doubt il will keep gradually increasing
in volume from this time. q thing greatly
10 Ie wished for, a. the mills will shortly
bc able To run Wp 10 their full capacity.
Tbi. will Give many men who are o
idle and sorely need employment q
chance 10 get work in tho aines.
TnE ENTERTAINMENT To-SiaHT.-Ai
= 49, =. Ill a.
~ 80 ,.r,h
these VINO Wish 70 nav. u.t.
should A,'sha AZ I'PeIs oP,iA ..oa:"r
m virginia, ms evening an NJ.
are assured hat there will 10 q good
hill. and that the entertainment will DO
81 "a superior order.
..,,xc, G,,r The residents Of
- -,.,,..,.
49,, 49, an ON ,h.;, ,ooa behavior.
Ills Honor, Judge Wright. has not had
AS much NJ a drunk to dispose OF since
last Monday. At this rate Of going
M"o'y ana SanNey
possSr Liks ir.-ihe sSa INN"
ter Of the Virginia X Truekse isl'ro"u
complains that none Of the ps.ssnesrs
ON lh. down nun iass nisn .,anr r;;b
,L W" W. NAN ..t, his whisky
free lac mustn't bs too particular.
An, orrr-Mr. Long. shipping
,..,,, n, an. Virginia and Truckee Rail.
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FrselAnaties BY sho t'ruEuan 0s'
ernmssnt.
srprxIpr.-Tho Gold Hill brass band

SrnExApE.-Tho Gold Hill brass band
under the leadership OF Commodore "
Hoskins, paid n visit to Robert Marshall,
Foreman OF the Ophir. ut the residence
OF his mother In Crown Point Ravine,
Thursday evening. and treated him to
some very excellent music, Ms q token OF
their sympathy for him in his captivity.
Tho musicians were invited In and treat.
ed to q splendid collation.. They were
much pleased to learn that Mr.. Marshall
20 far from chahng at his bonds, enjoyed
them immensely.
A DrLUok.-That vas what the
people Of Gold Hill thought hal come
this afternoon as they saw a river OF
water running down tho street at 3
O'Clock. The H~prinkling cart broke
down and spilled Its contents, that was
Ill
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STATIONERY AND JRwgLnY.

J. y. Marshall. at the Gold I'LL Post.
once store, IL sole agent for all
the Fan francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All tho latcst Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received ~ poon ~ publlshcd,
and delivered In any part 81 town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of every description made 10 order al
sbort notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks,
and . hns assortment Of Jewelry; repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. A large siock
OF toys ami fancy goods. Sec regular sdver'
tise n INF In another column. jcf6
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A DvERTfsINa: CHEAP: GOOD: sys.
n temstie.-An perons who contemplate
making coutraets with n~ewspapers foi the in.
ssftIon oiadvertlsemenis .rhseid ssndIysniy.
Row. New YORK, for their Pamphlet BOOK
tninc4y seventh editioul, containing Hats. OF
over 1000 newspapers and estimates, showing
the cost. Advcrtfpements taken foe lradinf
papers In many states at . tr~emcndous rrdue.
tioa nom publi'her.. niss. yet the ooos'
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chi sTnRNGTn.

savstime. health and money. Avoid quacks
and bur "Chemical strength. sold ny all
dmegisis. Instructions full, and . euro guar
autced IN any case Of facilitating dream. Tor
seminal weakness), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting from self.abuse,
exccsses or any cause. CRANE q BRiaiiAh.
Wholesale Agents. san Francisco. Price 81
80 tattl. III
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A ]sUFF0CATING COUGH.

In Q letter 10 Ms. Isle, OF chicago, wei
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
ascribss tho cure Of dangerous cough. aceom'
panied By bleeding At the lungs, 10 Hale.
shs says, "thruatened 10 sufoeate me
bot the Honey Of Ilorehound and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT," The letter Was Ia
q lady friend IN this city. who has placed IL al
The diaposal Of O. N. Chttenton, Z Sixth ave
nus. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indlscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. etc. will send
q recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by = mis-.
sionary In South America. Send q sclfad'
drvreed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman,
station D, Bible Honse, New YORK City. 4.
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DR. THOMAS viii merely sistc thai be pays
ss,.stss In sssi \. ,er.,s.J . sneeI., d,ninms
from the Royal College OF ranccOns. England.
signed BY Dfs. Robert Lee and Arthur PARE,
Physicians TO their Royal Illghne-ver the Pm.
cess of wAios and the Duehess of Edinburgh.
atieriing 10 bis pDneiency aud thorough
knowledge OF diseases 0f women. This Dip
Iona can be seen In his ONCE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

SAx Francisco. Sept. ALSO ?. n.
The Syndicate Of the Bank OF Califor'
MIA will meet at II O'Clock this morning.
The object Of the meeting. besides gen.
sral organization, Is 10 levy the hrst As
sessment upon the guarantee fund. II
was reported about the city last evening
that the time for resumption would also
be n1od, but the bank authorities state
this morning that such IL not the case;
that being the duty Of the Directors and
not OF the tho Syndicate. II has been
given out that resumption would take
place sometime next week. but inquiry
this morning neither confirms nor do
mics the report, the answer being that
due notice will 10 given whom tho date
Of ~rooponing Is fixed.
Meeting or she hasa Of C~aiiSssaia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or 0nieen-
WIN. sharen President =. The
Bank % be opened within = rev
Days.
BAN FRAxcrsco, Sept. 25.-2P ,. ~
The Syndicate OF the Bank OF Califor.
MIA met ut II A. Y. to-day, and orgs-
nized BY the election Of VIM. Sharon a.
President; Bank OF California, Treas
ursr; II. p. Lloyd. Secretary; Executive
Committee, J.. r. Kseno, Chas Wayne,
II. II. Morrow. D. o. Mills. r. p. Lloyd.
An assessment Of twenty per cent was
levied on tho subscription to tho
guarantee fund amounting in round
numbers to $780, 900. This with The
coin now on hand viii give between two
and three million dollars to open With.
The bank will reopen either on Satur.
day. October I'd. or early In the
following week. A meeting Of
the Board Of Directors will DO
held next Monday or Tuesday. when
the date OF resumption will probably
DO hIed. Entire harmony prevailed at
the meeting. and . determination was
evinced to push matters TO q suocessful
termination.
A RevsIusien Ssusiched II ssssrs
The Rebels Debated asd rhsir
Leader Bhot-An Apache HARDER
Robbery asd Msrdss.
SAN DIEGO. CAL. September 25.-Ths
Unions Ures, Sonora, letter OF the 9th.
has the following: The revolution which
has been brewing for some months has
come to an inglorious end. A general
uprising was planned. but Il seemed TO
have boon badly managed. Tho forces
Of General Altamirano met the rsvolu.
tionlsts on the 2od Of August, near Al.
tar, where q battle ensued, LISTING
about mn hour. when the rebels became
panicky and fed. leaving tweniy-four
dead aud wounded, and twenty prison.
ors. Only three OF the Government
force wsre wounded and none killed.
About 500 were engaged on both sides.
Among the prisoners WA one Captain
Domingo Costa, who had had bad
name for a long time. Altamahano had
him shot for an example. Martial law
has been proclaimed until things settle
down q little.
Apachss made their appearance at
q few days ago. and killed .
young man near Rancho Agua.
=. Clcmacio Carton WINS waylaid, muir.
dersd and robbed Of . large sum OF
money near San Antonio de 10 sustra
last month.
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DR: A l.. n III! srSSE I.s,siy..'s Ne,
BeIcher NtOck Lost

THE FOLLOWING cKkTiyICATEs Or
i stock In the Dcieher hInlrg Company,
standing IN tho name of bridget O'Dohneli.
arr iosf. Transfer has been ptopped q The
sfhee Of the Company, and oil pe,sns arc
hereby cautioned against Negotiating the
mn l~avInr 10 at this ohlce:
M Cprt.s- M. Hh.s.iNo CrYf,a. No. Mn.
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EXAMINATIONS AID ADVICE $3.50.

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
only Into his private medical establishment,
where every attention 10 paid 10 their comfort
BY the Doctor and experienced Have'.
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III A 0e0 PR DAY. AGENTS WANT

s. 10 $40 q. sER FAY a :.. .a.s y, . wsss
pcoplc OF both scxes, young and Old. make
more monsy 81 work COT u, IN thei, sesli.ies.
during their spare moments, 90 Al the ume,
than q anything else. We cfsr emplsynsns
that will pay Handsomely foe every hcsrs
ssrj n vcar addrcss a once. Don't delay.
Nov n t6s line. Doa't look Cor work o. bus.
irsss slssvkers, mill roo have learned What
wsoo.r. a. BTiNs0N . 90. Portland No.
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IMPORTANT.

Generally Endorsed by the Medical pro.
fes.Iou. DR.. VIM. Ilairs Balsam for the Lungs
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all
diseases OF the Throat and Chest. DR.. TWINS
ey's Toothaehe Anodyne cures In one min
ute
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NglrnRR FAILINa rRRrm,

Nor the pceping wrinkles Of time, 90 forciblv
Ayers Virur restores tho color and makes
your appearance more agreeable TO others, a.
well a. yourSslt. With fresh, luxuriant hair.
The iuarmities OF age are far less noticeable.
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fafcI re .B0Ys OWN .ss.
E!S!!tEIE:!. u IN: y! q s. 81: . S:.:. . .ssS
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


Bank or CaiiEornia A9Airs-Asstiss
OF she Syndicate te.day-1hs
Date or Rssumptisn nss yes
Fixed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
rhs Coming French Assembly

The ComisE French Assembly.
PARIS. September 25.-Tho Deputies
Of the Left resolved TO return to Paris
at the beginning Of October. to prepare
for the work OF tho coming session Of
the Assembly. and particularly for the
debate on the electoral law, which meas.
urs will DO first discussed.
The Opinion Rationale says the dscis.
ion Of the Cabinet to advocate voting by
reimbursement has produced q strong
sensation among the Deputies Of the
Loft Centre. A rupture between NJ.
Dufarno and the Loft Centre Is now
certain. No effort will break tho foe
tons Of the Left.
Prselanasien BY sho l'ruEuan Gsv.
ernmsnt.
Mo~STrvIDro, Sept. 25.-Ths Govern
msnt has issued q manifesto, In which u
declares It will make every effort to 40
cure the speedy ~pacihcation Of the coun-
try, and promises to reduce the volume
Of paper money. to reform tho system
OF taxation. the creation Of o National
Bank, and the regulation Of tho public
debt.
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sER DOCTOR THOMAS AT ONCR.
TO the LADIES.

lie win thoroughly investigate your diseass
and will guaraniee . speedy and lasting eursil
every case DO undertakes.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES

.-.e,.l T. tn. solD nuI ,.nr urvs.
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Cabin TO Let.

NY PERSON pnIRous or OBTAIN.
y Ing . so%is.t.s!s ess'.: sSst.inisf Two
Hin. eu
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GRADUATED AT TnE ROYAL c0I.LE0R
" OF Surgeons. England; the ltoysi Cullere
81 physicians. London. AID LichrH's uhl.ri.
and 1857. receiving his Diploma ~ Member OF
the HOY nj College of rufgrolr, kngtsnd, H.
rchtia'e of the Royal ColkIc of fhy.lelahr,
London. and Doctor VI Medicine ~ the uni,rr.
city o. Grcr-an. These diplomas may he seen
n Ihg II. .ciOr's anlce.
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DR.. THOMAS

Treatment of Especial Discases of the Geneii.
tive organs has been without psralltl. IL .
bascd purely upon pathological PRINCIPLES. 10
perfectly sale. speedy and permanent ~ ~ 81.
fccts. never for Q single hour prsvenung the
but on the contrary lmparing lone 10 the ner-
vous and muscular system with astounding
rapidly. aFaa
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Now Il your Time 70 Buy Goods
Cheap.

gB-Oue ofths arm 10 constantly in the Rast,
sndef whose supervision and care all goods arc
manufactured Tor their trade. taking advantage
In the hnetuation Of the MARKET and purchasing
Raw Material, which enables them To Nell
Goods Cheaper than any other llouse on the
Pacihc COAST. Those IN need of ciothlng will
consult their interests and money By max
Ing thsif purchases ~
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DR.. THOMAS

OPHlCE HOURs-r or Private Consultations,
frOm 0 A. ~. to 8 r. ~, and 9 u \ .. n.
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IRON ENGLAND,

lias arrived In Virginia City and located At
Corner OF Union and South q %'irrets.
(Rlryt Floor), hearty opposite
International Hotel.
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Il matters not what your trouble may be,
.ome and let the Doctor examine your case. 10
viii cost you nothing for consultation. 90 please
cali and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n be can curc you he
viii tell you 90; 10 not. he viii say 90, for he
will not undertake Q cure unless he isconident
of afectlnc the same. 30 ..HFH1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25


Solomon Adler. Esq.. . lawyer, was
before Police Justice King yesterday.
charged with obtaining money under
false pretonsss. Among other places
was one where he raised nsusy BY
representing that he had vinsd and
dinsd Justice King 10 influence the do
cision Of q certain case. King not bang
legally compelled to rule In the case,
discharged him. after informing him
that the matter would 60 10 the Grand
Jury.
Lsra's Cass.
BUFFALO. September 25.(udgs Gin
ton will announce his decision Tussday
on the point raised BY Geo. B. Lords
counsel. that the State limitation clears
his client from The Grand Jsry's isdics.
nsnt. m