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Filr pound % sulphr-
Five luund. black ahiiTuury,
fiN I"ui'd- cuplrrss,
fiy. rounds alum.
Fiye ,,,i ,cs : blu. stone.

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! 70 To- b. ihnronglly hurnrd - : 'vrr-
i7sd. aud then well mixed fdr, "i:r
tnr other mgr iirnts. when !, - n, NV
nr u.e. feed. mixed with rraai ssr-
.s or il may he given in -op- u.
Jm' 20 u iu,drcd head -sc, ~ r,F =
sufficient 10 keep TIE stock IN .",,l IA
diiinn. given tmirr week II = g
iiiil. utor,v snd deserves ,r:
Rartholomt lirmorfa,.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
" Sailing from pier 81 North River

" Sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk, CITY Point aud Richmond, Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Saturdays. At II. w.. connecting with
the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coas
Line, Pielm mt Air Line Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail
road ana with the Companyis steam lines 70 interi0
points in North Carolina and virginia.
baltimore Wednesdays and Saturdays, at y. N. Con
Meeting with Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Lewcs bel, Mondays and Thursdays. at4P NJ Con
Meeting with Delaware and Maryland RAILROADS.
Aewbern and Washington ~ O. lvia Norfolk, ever
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets bills OF AdiuR to all point
at lowest rates Insurance Norfolk. &C.. per cent
Freights received daily nj pier 81 North River
General Offices, 1877 Greenwich stree, New York.
N. I. McCREADY. President
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"a thIs dav At IBi. ofclock this day
I67 West twenty ninth street. seventh avenue,
Paror suite Chairs. Lounges. extension Table,
Wardrobe Bedsteads Mattresses Brussels aud ingram
Carpets HAN stand, China aud class &C. &C Sale pos
tive Dealers Invited l goods to be removed this day.
nOoKs. BooKs.-ro BE SOLD BY AUCTION THIS
ID uriday) afternoon, AZ o'clock precisely BY BANGS,
MERWIN CO. at their salesr0oms, No. 656 Broad way,
an extensive collection Of Natural History Geology,
Biography and General History. TREMENDOUS lot Of
miscellaneous stock
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SALES An AUCTION.


1 Al
ART ANNOUNCEMENT
Church. Rousseau. J. NJ Hart, T. l. Smith, A. Achen-
bach, Detalle j. H. L. De Haas Otto Geber Epp, vb-
ert Dore, Lambinct Inness sonderman, Bradford,
David johnson. Elliot calame zamacois castglione.
Durck, George Boughton Professor Jourdan Guy East
man johnson, s. R. Clifford, &C.. &C.
NOTABLE AND EXCEPTIONALLY FINE COL
LECTION OF PAINTINGS ny GREAT MODERN
MASTERS BELONGING TO Mr. HENRY 7. CHAP
MAN, JR., NOW ON PUBLIC EXHIBITION. DAY AND
EVENING. Ar THE LEAvITT ART ROOMS s7
BROADWAY.
The names above Of few of the artists represented
win show the high tone of this collection
SPECIAL
The whole to be sold by auction on the evenings OF
Monday and tuesday, goth aud z7th without limit
reservation.
The Messrs. LEAyITT, Ancloneers
4 -JERE. JOHNSON JR. AUcTIoNEER
"A. Furniture MERCHANDISE and Fine Art saIeroom
Real Estate Department p fark row, New York.
HIS DAY at 81 Nassau street.
FINE AND GnNTErL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MADE ny OUR BEST CITY MAKERS.
The sales Furniture 81 Nassau street
equal three outdoor sales, private tami-
lies prefer send their furniture where they
sure of 4 large and apprecistiyc audience.
on MONDAY, at l01s O'clock,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AZ the private residence
Is West Thirty second street.
Art EXTRAoRDINARY.-MR DANIEL A. MA
As thews begs to announce that his next sale of
PAINTINGS BY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS,
THE FINEST COLLECTION EXHIBITED
down town this will take place
at the Mathews GALLERY AZ AND 40 LIBERTY ST.,
THIS DAY AND 1O-MOkkbW. APRIL 10 AND IL,
at IL O'Clock each dayynow on exhibition,
ART SALE.
THE FORCE COLLECTION
NOW
ON FREE
EXHIBITION
DAY AND EVEN
ING. at the SOMER-
VILE GALLERY, 81
known coLI.EcrioN OF
JOHN c. FORCE MeceasedL
of BROOKLYN TO Be
SOLD ON THE EVEN
lNGs OF APRIL
q. q and %
AT EIGHT
o'clock.
IA Aueft
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FOR EXCURSIONS SALOON STEAMER. VIZ
enSS R neSo sass snd the and
ana Iona issno groves once Is, West Street OPPOSITE
christopher open '''RnS S SRS sf
I1oR ExCURsIoNs-THE LARGE. FIRST CLASH
Il iavorite stsamooats SLEEPY HOLLOW now called
derney, spring IIiI MYERS Alpine and Iona Island
Groves with Barges aud Boats Of ali kinds
j. a f. MYERS, corner Morton aud West streets
CTEANBoAIs AND BARGEs FOR EXCURSIONS I'D
aavsn aa o1 se' MRS EAs2s iHf street
STORAGE.
A GRAND CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
H. Tor furniture &C. 2s1 am ~ West Forty seventh
r00 extra SoRs&s s'iGo
H. BATrbRSoN's FURNTrURE STORAGE rs
Il Enlistment 60 sixth avenue Fortetn street.
storage taken ~ lots loai Or rooms furniture re-
B-I have two sae stores In which to take superb
massive ufa If PaaG ow @ g. ss SsyeS &
my present location: ana wish 20 that have ne
name s''" "' T. BAf'EssoS. 90 SIKH Avenue SiSs'
4 -sToKAGE-wEsT SIDE STORAGE WARE
street 10 Abingdon square. for Furniture. Pianos
Baggage, Mirrors aud other family Property in ssps
bIe during business hours most extensive ana fespons
Ss S nah owa EGT na Hssss s o
5s5 hudson street abingdon sauareJ
a STORAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS. vALUA.
packed away carefully; advances on same 70 any
amount JAMES CAGNki, 68l hudson street
A -stoRAGE.-BATTERsON CO.'S, NEW sroR
IL age warehouse los los and l07 est Thlrty-third
street and 5ss sixth avenue Tor ane rich and ssg ~
nlure rooms of all Sizes 20 hold three loudA
SO; six loads, $40, and eight % ten loads AS
j. r. PATTERSON 4 CO.
Ia o. CARR1NGTON'S STORAGE WAREHOUSES
~. tor all kinds 81 properly patented Moth Proud
hcsts 70 rent specially the buildings all nrsi
class AM divided In separate compartments Principal
once 20 anlra avenue B sa 9iess 20 Aas'
HAEGkR's WAREHOUSES; EIGHTH AvRNUg,
II Thiry.thrd 70 Thirty fourth street. 2s2 Nintl
avenue office 800 West Thirty fourth street.-The Oldest
lowest In rate most extensive and thoroughly equipped
establishments OF the line In the busness storage toe
furniture, baggage goods and OF every descrp.
tion, m separate closed compartments. Night patrol
receive goods AZ all hours Inspection invited.
NTOERELLs FIRST CLASS STORAGE WARE
1 houses built expressly for the purpose, Tor Furnk
!nre trunks Cases 49,, win safe deposit vaults -,
Yaluablesl safes Of all sizes 10 vaulu to Fent w mon
year anQrdlng absolute security. Fonrth avenua Aa6
Thirty soe~K street,
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A + TARRYTowN. NEAR THE DEPoT.-A BEAUrf-
n ful Cottage 10 let, July furnished nice grounds
stable &C. reut 81, 90 per years also fine House
Broadway: all modern In full view OF the Hudson nice
grounds stable &c. rent s2tO9 per years handsomely
painted and frescoed aud fully turnished decorated
china, cut glassware, &c immediate possession.
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ToRRIs WILKINS, AUctIoNEER.
Presbyterian church
Important sale OF
Valuable Real Estate
nj auction.

f. II. LUDLOW CO will sell BY auction on Tuesday.
April 20 l5la at l2ls o'clock, at the Exchange Sales
rooms, No. Ill Broadway by order the trustees Of
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GLvENTYs HUNDRED * sEYENTY8 DOLLARS
- For four brick Tenement in oath St, near 20
avenueN by ~ by l0O-about the price OF ground oil
house., $50 mortgaged-see it. - -
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E'oR SALE-IHREE LOTS. WITH BUILDINGS; NOW
Il used foundry ana machine shop. Apply OIL
premises All, 4l9 and Al East Twenty nth street
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At TARRYTowN-Io LET, POSSESSION lsr Oh
n May the House occupied uy X. :. Little, ESQ.
all modern FULLY ana handsomely ufnished everything
except silver and linen; fne garden stable carrlag
house &c. rent very cheap to good tenant Apply a
the house 10 the owner, :. EMBEKSoN 659 sixth nv
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West side.

A BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, A TWO STORY BUILD.
II ing with Lease, suitable for carpenter or manuiac
turing purposes lao West Thirty eighth street. near
Broadway. inquire on premises.
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- HERMAN sHERIFF's AND GENERAL AUC-
>. toneer sale o. Bourbon ana Rye whiskey, Bran.
dies Wines Cigars &e this tFrllay. April Ii II
O'clock at No. 10 Bowery, the of Il first class
dealer VIZ orb choice old Bourbon, as Bowen,
Tyer's. Cabinet Bixby, Darling Ashland's, &c. Also
casks Brandies GIN, Rum, Port and sherry Wines i'm
ported KummeL &C also st0 eases Branaies Gin, BIT
ters Caret, Champagne also large lot OF choice Ci
Horse Wagon Harness. safes, Desks, &c. also
Mich Goat sale positive Dealers invited.
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A FOR SALE, THREE STORY BASEMENT HIGH
IA. soop House III East Eleventh street; modern i'm
provemens; full lot Apply premises or to GEORGE
h. JACQUES, lS9 Broadway.
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hen PER MONTH-B ROOMS; ELEGANT THREE
pOU story brown stone Louise. 344 and 9s6 Macon
Itreet; IS minutes from terry.
g. v. HUBBARD, Jr., owner, l67 Broadway.
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LARGE FIVE STORY BUILDING, NO. 80 GREEN
~ witch street for sale-Suitable tor q bonded ware
house or free storage. Apply to owner SO Cortandt
street CUP stairs, New York.
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SALES At AUCTION.

DAWGBROkERs' SALE THIS DAY.-WATCHkS
Il aud Jewelry.-JAMEs AGAR Auctioncer Will sell
saesrOom ~ New Bowery O'Clock 600 lots gold and
silver Watches gold and diamond Jewelry, Pins Rings
Earrings. Chains, opera Glasses, Pistols liver
ana Plated ware, fancy Goods, &c also rose
wood Homeopathic Medicine Cnest BY order ;. Good
stein and N. Bruc kheimer, hrookiyn.
DAWNB HOKERS SALE.-R. FIELD, GENERAL
A auconeer, salesroom No. ~ Bowery will sell this
day, III n o'cocs sharp 90 lois Mems and Noman's
Clothing Dresses shaMls, Remnants tndcrc othing,
Bees Bedding, quits Blankets, Boots shoes, &c also
Coats Pants and Vests BY order Hugh Freel, Rose
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS, Captain Dearborn, VIII
leave pier No. North River on Saturday April III at
p N. Freight received daily. Through rates gwen
Galveston, Indianola. ROck port or Aranzas Wharf
Brazos santiago II Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage
so; steerage. S. For freight passage apply to
CLARK SEAMAN. IS West street
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
y Company.-For - Thomas and Brazil-rne elegant
screw steamer Merrimack 2U0O tons burthen Captain
W. Weir, will sail for ST. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco,
Bahia and Rio Janeiro Friday, April 2 at O'Clock
apply TO WILLIAM r. GARRISON, AgeniNo
Bowling Green
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At YONKER~-TO RENT A COTTAGE OF TEN
n rooms. modern improvements furnished or not FUR
nishco; two Of land plenty OF iruit and shade
lrees stable. For terms &c. address OWNER, box
Us Herald Office
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DOR SALE-Ar WILLIAMSBRIDGE, QUARTER O
IL mile from depot a Cottage containing six room
goot condition good wei OF water; lot 5xlOl: will
lcld cheap. Apply u JOHN HARRIS, williamsbridge
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LHOR SALE-25O LOTS, FIRsT CLASS IMPROVE
L ments, on nth street. between fremont and West
Farms Will divide II required and exchange desira-
Die downtown Property. VALENTINE COSTELLO.
( Al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
sroCKs ANp \

We clip the following from the San
Francisco Ai Of the ed:
Adverse weather. with interrupted
communications. and the natural effect
OF a check in tho market closed a dull
week. The mine advices are. however.
Of 4 high character. In ophir the
southeast cross-eut has been some time
10 the same formation, very hard rock.
followed by low.gradc ore which pr.eed-
ell the rich main ore body in the Con-
solidAted Virginia. n Tact which indi-
Gates that the west wall swings across
the California at right angles instead OF
running d~agonally through II, adding
vastly TO the wealth Of the latter. EN-
t~raordinary improvements have taken
place also in the Consolidated Virginia.
The low prices Of leading stocks attract
strong buyers, who are quite willing to
see the good stocks drop into their
hands at low figures; and in respect TO
California and Consolidated Virginia,
the present rates are looked upon as
low. The meeting Of the Union Con-
solidateJ took place to-day to divide the
stock into n greater number OF shares.
The present number. 10000. becomes
100. 600. aud the new certificates will lie
npon the markc, in the course OF the
next week. At to-day's prices the new
shares will DO sis. This mine, it will
be remembered. has sos feet. and has
a contract with til. ophir mine, which
has a year 20 run. by which il Is to be
worked through that mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
HEALTHY SOCIETY.

Very few iau,ual aid or benefit asso-
Citations in this country can make a.
good q showing rs the Cambrian Mutual
Aid Society, whose headquarters is at
San Francisco. Its membership in
cludes Welsh residents and citizens OF
this country. numbering 223, from all
parts Of the coast. aud the society ID
now only in the sixth year OF its elis-
tence. From the very first there has
been q steady increase OF members. a
constant accumulation Of funds in the
treasury. and its success has exceeded
the expectation Of its most sanguins
friends. According to. an Official
statement lying before US, Just
published. the total assets OF
the Society amount TO SiO,532 %, in
GLIDING n valuable piece o. real estate
situated in a central part OF the city.
The receipt. last year. from all sources.
amounted to 81, 5Is 80. and the erpsn-
ditures S2.sol 81. OF the latter item.
the sum Of ~. $50 was paid out for the
relief Of the sick. and S225 toward de.
fraying the expenses attending the burial
Of deceased members. Tho expenditure
for rent. stationery. stamps, printing,
etc. amounted to only s3i6 II. No
better evidence than this showing is nee
essary TO demonstrate the strict economy
Of its management. The Society has re-
solved. in accordance with past custom,
10 celebrate st. David's Day. March lst.
by a social and literary reunion at Plati'S
Hall, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

Robbery sf Hr. Senator stewart.
BALTIMORE. January 2e.-Mr. Kate
Clarke. recently q seamstress In the
family Of Senator Stewart, at Wash
ington, was arrested to-day. charged
with the robbery Of Mrs. Stewart on
Saturday last. Of bonds. diamonds, laces.
etc., valued at ss,5oO. The property
was recovered. and, with the accused,
sent to Washington. Two trunks were
also secured. containing between $l0.-
OOO and sl2, 900 worth Of plate, laces,
velvsts and other valuableo.
Fire q. Boston.
BosroS, January ga fire In the
furniture ware.rooms Of Fulton & Rich
mond last night. damaged the stock to
the amount Of s25. 900 and the building
500
serious Railway Collision.
At Harri,on's Square Station, on the
old colony road. last evening the South
ern Shore train ran into the local train
filed with people, going TO various
places Of amusement. The engines and
boiler OF the former train were demol-
ished. and the seats ripped and windows
shattered Of the latter train. Several
passengers were seriously injured.
M. King Called 10 she Front.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-A 81. Pauls spec
ial says resolutions will be introduced
in the Assembly to-day, both from Re-
publican and Democratic members call.
ing on Congrsssman-elect King. to ap.
pear before the Congressional Commit
tee and make q defense Of himself
against the charges Of corruption and
bribery. with a full revelation otall no
knows as to the use Of the Pacific Mail
lobby fund. or else to resign at oncc the
Office to which he was elected through
gross deception Of tho people. The
Democratic resolutions will include an
accusation against Senators Window
and Ramsay Of having aided the nomi-
nation and knowingly assisted TO de-
ceive voters into electing King.
specie shipments
NEW YonK, Jan. 2G.-The specie ship
ments to Havana are hundred and
thirty thousand dollars gold coin.
nankl Suspended.
wArERrowS. N. Y, Jan. &c. -Chas.
G.. Harger & Sons, bankers, suspended
this morning.
Fire near Montreal, Canada.
MONTREAL, Jan. 26-Twentw.two fam.
lilies were burned out, and fifty thousand
dollars worth Of property destroyed by n
fire in Delisle, near here, yesterday.
Death OF the Emperor OF China
The Emperor Of China died On the
18th inst. His successor is Ave years
old. and u dispatch says II 10 uncertain
who will succeed tho late Emperor.
Troops wishdrawn.
vienna. January 26.-Turkey and
Montsgro have both Withdrawn the
troops collected on the frontier. in nm
ticipation Of hostilities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

p..x.. n,x, uo,.r LITTLE Nall
IiTns '
should feel highly BATTERED oy the APP
probation shown for her by washoe
ibes,r, coer.. Last night. as has been
lean The case every night Of her appear.
anee. tho house was crowded from pi, 10
dome. Ii was the occasion OF the first
p~re.sn'stcn OF "" rsn.na ,h. p;,.
vva;s. This nlav WAS written espe.
.m,. TO- I;,,Is y.ll and In II sho an.
e,an ,ha cr.a,ss, advantage. The
Po.amh,ss ..So Name" In but one
P pc. al ,h,, Ia that n afford.
Wsr ,ha a,no,,,,i,v of assuming
la.u' ~. I, fau, d;scuise.. Taken
on..,h"r ,hs n;ecs will he an, 10 draw
here even better than did Its prsdeesa'
sol. AZ tne close OF -. ..s.
scene Is inttouueeu sh'el ;n
sn,,nins OF ns M Will No chi.
.an;. I,,,,,, /. 40 amusing as TO cause
continued laughter Icing after the cur
tain has droppod; ihsrs arr nam
amusing passasss IN GiJ,.r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

TnE TEANsTrRs LANESr.-H there IN
any time that n tsamster swears IL is
during a period like the present. II he
startcs down Main street, Gold Hill,
with a load Of wood. it is two to one
bet that he will either leave his wood
half way or else land the tail end OF the
truck al the Crown Point Office before
ha does his team. The side streets In
Lower Gold Hill are no better. This
morning, the fore axle OF a loaded wood
track gave way on Petaluma street, and
consequently the wood was deposited in
the street. Our highways and by-ways
are in n horrible condition.
FREIaur RECEIPTS. - The following
amounts Of freight were received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots by the
Virginia 4 Truckeo railroad, during the
twenty.four hours ending II N. to-day:
Wood 80 car loads. coal 2. merchandise
8, timber 4. lumber IL, grain ]. railroad
wheels l, nut pino 4. sand /, old iron l.
Total ~ car loads.
CoasrISa ACCIDENT. Last night n
young engineer, employed in the Sierra
Nevada Mining Works. by the name OF
Lunt. while cossting down the side OF
Cedar hill, met with an accident. His
right shoulder was dislocated. and he
was otherwise considerably bruised.
V. Il r. II. Norks.-Trains on this
road are now running regularly and
without interruption. The total freight
receipts will not be rs heavy for this
month rs last, hut the ore shipments. II
the company ara successful in providing
dumps, may exceed that OF our previous
report.
INCREASE or CArrrAL.-The Buckeye
Gold and Silver Mining Company have
fled their certificate for an increase Of
capital stock from $1,000, 900 to So
500, 900. This will entitle holders OF
old shares 10 three times tho number
they now possess.
An ARTICLE or TRuE MERrr. -
..Brown's Bronchial Troches' arc tho
most popular article in this country or
Europe for throat diseases and coughs,
and this popularity is based upon real
merit,
ORE sHIrMESr.-There were shipped
on the V. 4 I. Railroad, to mills on the
Carson river. during the twenty-four
hours ending at IL o'clock n. to-day.
100 carloads Of ore, agsregating 800
tons.
MoRE Syow.-About an inch OF snow
fell last night. This morning the clouds
cleared away and the sun again shone
with its wonted b%rilliaucy, dazzling the
eyes Of all.
NEw Oar DuMr. The Belcher Com
pany are building a new ore dump on
The side Of the road, for the convenience
OF teamsters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
M%IDDLR.AGRD ZEN.

There are many NJ the age OF thirty a. rixty
who are troubled with tao frequent eyacuat on
Of the bladder. oit.n accompanied BY n slight
smarting or burning sensation. and n weaken.
ing OF I'll system In 4 msnncr the patient can
not account for on examining the urinary de.
posiis q ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles Of alhunen will ap
pear. or the color will be Of = thin and milkish
hue. again changing 10 4 dark and torpid ap-
pearance. There are many men who die Of this
diniculty. ignorant Of the cause. which IL the
second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. \. viii
guarantee Q perfect cure In all such cases. aud
Q healthy restorytion Of the genito urinary OF.
gans.
N. B.-Only an Interview required In q ma.
lority OF cases: balance of treatment can he
conducted at home without Interruption oi
business. No case treated without = personal
Interview and proper examination. Oflcc
hours-l0 10 I, 2 To o. and I To 8. Sundays
to =. y. only. Generalization Pree. Rxsmina
tion and advice, IS. IaiO M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
CARSON. Jan. 90. 1875.

CAKsoS. Jan. %. 1875.
SENATE.
A bill was introduced to supply the
town Of winnemucca with water; also
granting the right Of way for q railroad
from tho mines Of the Virginia Coal Co.
to Virginia; also to require criminals to
perform labor.
The Assembly concurrent resolution
relative to a committee to visit the in
SANE was concurred in.
ASSEMBLY.
The Judiciary Committee recommend
the passage Of tho hosging game bill and
the bill to regulate tho power Of the
Governor. Supreme Judges and Attor-
ney General, giving them power to
mute after sentence. has been passed.
The Committee ON Internal Improve
ments report unfavorally on the bill to
prevent camels travelling on public
highways.
A concurrent resolution was intro
duced relative to existing treaties with
China, instructipg representatives In
Congress to modify them so as to pre-
vent the employment Of Chinese under
civil contract.
The Governor transmitted with his
approval. the bill to define the duties Of
State Printer.
Van Hagan, Beck and Gsarhart were
nominated for Speaker pro ten. Two
ballots were cast with no election. 1t
was made the special order for IL o'clock
tomorrow.
The Senate amendments TO the bill to
provide for the payment Of tho State
debt proper, were concurred in.
The Senate amendments to the Quack-
cry bill. were also concurred in.
A bill was introduced supplementary
to an Act to provide for the payment Of
outstanding indebtedness Of Virginia City,
and a bill amending the Act to Incorpo-
rate Virginia. II includes q provision
giving the Board Of Aldermen power to
license and regulate gaming; also, to
regulate, prohibit or suppress houses OF
ill.fame.
The Senate substitute to the Loui.
siana resolutions, WAS made the special
order for Z o'clock this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

Ask THE MornERs. - Women have better
opportunities for observing the effects Of med
lelne, than men. This !. especially tine OF
mothers, who note with q keenne,. born Of AZ
fretion, the operation OF the remedies they I'D
nlnI,ter to ih'ir childIen. Now a,k. any
mother who has used ilsle's Honey OF lioar
hound and Tar Ia her family ~ q cure for
couph,. colds, hoarsuness, whooping cough,
eroup or influenza. what she thinks OF u. The
answer in every instance will be- that she has
found Il the moot effective preparation OF iis
Kind ,he has ever tried or heard or Pixies
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