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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-09

GAYETY THEArER At this standard place
OF amusement, last night, all of the seats were
filled with the theatsr-going public, who ara
want t. appreciate meritorious performance.
The new stars were au additional attraction.
and the entertainment throughout was very
enterta tanning and enjoyable
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-09

Waltham Watches, see Hirs adyertisemsnE,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-09

Lawyers maxinn-Whero there's q viii shssSs:
way-to break IT,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-09

YE CREATE CONCERTO AT ST. PArR1cK's
HALL.-The announcement that "Greate
Concerto would be given at St. Patricks
Hall last night attracted a large and fashion
able audience
The Old Folks sung their 'Sacred HYMNS
and Tunes and likewite Wordlye Songs" and
kept the young folks in the best possible
hnmor throughout, and ''ye laft tune" came
all too soon.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS

VARIETIES THEATEE.-The Protean business
as general rule is a trife overdone, but Mr..
J. K. Emmett is SO happy and so move! in bis
versatility that any condemnation of improb-
able decalogue must give way to praise, and q
recognition of artistic excellence. "Our
Fritz, :" although sensational drama, is so
artistically arrayed, that one loses the improb-
ability Of the piece in the unexpected and no
less delightful interims that fill up the piece
and allow Mr.. Emmett to impersonate range
| OF characters, the like of which we think are
unequaled.
Possessing wonderfully malifuent voice,
it never fails to strike sympathetic chord in
the breasts of listeners, which happily dissa-
pates all incongruities and evokes loud and
hearty response. Mr.. Emmet's appearance
last night was signalized by house in perfect
accord with the character of the piece and
demonstrated their appreciation of Mr.. EN-
NETS performance by repeated encores
The support was hardly up to the Varieties
standard. Miss Ada Gilman enacted her role,
however, with charming naivete, and those
sterling actors, Messrs J. J. Wallace and
Henry Cotton, were fully up to their usual
ability. In lieu OF Mardi Gras ball, Fritz
will be repeated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srsaAl 70 m. eoIp m. nAnr nm.
FROM sAN FRANCISCO
Failure % Trssawell q Cs.-DsasA
Prem Psisss-Hinias Inesrps-
rAsion.

San Fakxcisoo. June also ?. H.
The agricultural warehouse Of Tread.
well 4 Co., cornsr Of Market and Ere
mont strssts, has suspended; liabilities.
over $500. 900. The suspension Was
known By some several days ego, but
not generally known until yesterday
The cause OF the difficulty. stated in .
circular issued By The house. d owing to
the laying In Of . heavy stock. The dull
Spring trsds. and . reduction Of dis
count and banking facilities. Il d
thought in high mercantile circles. that
the arm will be able TO pull through, 70
granted an extension.
Vim. Wilson. who was arrested yes
tsrday afternoon. on . charge Of embsz-
element. and took stryehnins on the
way 10 the City Prison, died last night,
after intense suffering from the effects
Of the poison. of
Articles Of Incorporation was hled To-
day OF the Woodruff Mining Company.
TO mino In Virginia. Nevada. Capital
stock. 10. 900, 900 shares. OF 500 each.
Directors, VIM. II. Stewart, James Nor.
gan. 8. P. Taylor. VIM. F. Flick and H.
E, Woodruff,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
The c.ptala Of The Schiller.

The following. respecting Capt. Thorn.
as, Of tn. Inflated Schiller. who lost his
ship and life together on the Bcilly
Rocks, will be road with painful intsr-
est: "Mr. Daniel I. Baker. . lawyer Of
Cincinnati. reports an incident OF the
voyage (mads In the Holsaia, a. . room
mate OF Capt. Thomas) and the remarks
upon II by Captain Thomas. which 60
70 show that he was ssnsidvsly alive 70
the dangers attending ocean navigation
during fogs. During the trip. and dur.
ing q dense fog which continued for
three days, the Holsata came within .
hair s.brsadth Of having bssn run down
by the City Of Limerick. The fog was
so thick that II was impossible to dis
cover any object on the deck Of The YES.
sci more than twenty feet distant. When
the two ships nsarsd each other, those
upon the adjoining sides Of the rsspec.
tive vessels could see Zach other clearly,
and aftor the cheers with which the %.
caps from destruction was greeted BY
all on board both steamers had died sway,
the dangers attending navigatons dur.
ing foRRy weather became the leading
topic Of conversation. On this subject
Captain Thomas said 10 Mr.. Baker that
there was no danger which caused him
70 great concern, when Afoat, ~ . fog.
and no occasion or which he felt him.
self to be more 1t loss ~ how 70 pre-
pare in advance for probable danger.
That feeling, he said, no believed 10
bc common 10 all ssa-going men Who
had the responsibility Of the safety Of
ship resting upon them. This was still
his feeling alter having passed from the
lowest Subordinate ofhoih position ON
board . vessel TO The highest, and this
fact, impressed - u 10 on the minds OF
those Who are familiar with his feeling
In regard 70 Il, leads Ill who knew him
10 feel certain that whatever may have
been the Gauss OF the disaster. u was
not lack Of car on the part OF the com.
mandcr Of the ship"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

Lrys 70 swRxr.-Thc blood 10 the hfe OF tho
human system. Keep u pure and all 10 welt
for this purpose No standard medicine has had
% unlfurm aud amazing success a. Dr.. Hen
lsy's Celebrated I. X. L. Bltters, This 10 .
pure stimulant, medicated with the anert ton
Ice aud Alternatives which the vegetable king.
DON affords; and 10 the only preparation nj
present known which thoroughly meets the
onergeney. The effect Of this popular rc.tor-
stivs IL continuous. Raeh dose taken invlgor.
stes the vital energies and the brain. and lite
prolonged usc will unqucstionably cure any
case Of debility, or mental torpidiiy. that docs
not arise from organic cause- beyond the rcaeh
Of medicine. II Il In tho ~strictest sense OF the
word, an lnvlrorailng and regulating. cordial.
N the nerves arc trcmul0us and relaxed, u
braces them; 10 the liver IL torpid y promotes
activity In that organ: the appetite 10 poor and
digestion q slow and painful operation. u Gro
stes 4 relish for food and enables the stomach
70 convert u into healthful alimcnt. More.
over. Il 10 q specific for . large number OF all.
ments, soms Of which arc particularly preva.
lent IN the damp and chilly weather which No
90 often experience In mid.wintrr. Among
thess may he mentioned rheumatism. chills
and fever, and ali the morbid conditions OF the
digestive organs. BY insuring perfect digss.
ton and Q proper how Of bile. II insures pure
blood, q vigorous circulation. and the prOmpt
dlseharvs Of oil waste matter from the system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
Financially healthy.

The Reno Stah Journal Of this morn.
ing says:
The financial condition Of washos
county must DO gratifying 70 every citi.
rem OF the county. The county ID prac.
tically out Of debt. Ills true her Court.
house bonds will stand against her for
some time. unless arrangements -
effected with the holders 10 surrender
them. at . reasonable figure, but the
consolation remains that The county has
the money In her treasury 70 redeem
them q fast . presented. Our vaiu.
alton this year 10 297H ~ every hun
bred dollars. which win not only pay the
expenses Of county Governments,
but leave rs quite . sarplus. 30 that
nsxt year. II Ia fair 70 presume, the rate
Of State and county will not exceed
81 75 on each 800. Certainly no one
will object 10 that rate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
FROM RENO, NEW.
CslIisien OF Railroad Trains-Cen.
siderable Damage bus Nobody

CslIisien Of Railroad T~rains-Cen.
siderable Damage bus Nobody
Hart.
RENO. juno last night. about
ll:30 o'clock. while west-bound train
No. 2 was backing In on the Virginia
and Truckss Railroads main track for
the purpose Of attaching the Carson
sleeper, they collided with the rear end
Of tho Virginia and TrucksN passenger
train, which was also backing up TO cut
of tho sleeper. The platform Of the
baggage car and two coaches Of the
Virginia and Truckes train were com.
pistsly demolished. No damage waf
done 70 the Genital Pacific coaches. II
seems the engineer Of the Virginia and
Truckes train was not aware that tbs
Central Pacific train occupied the main
track. and II being on a slight curve he
did not discover the train until they wsre
about twenty feet apart. The engineer
Immediately reversed his engine but too
late to prevent the collision. Had he
not sasn tho train al all. the result would
have been q terrible slaughter Of human
lives. As II was, no n wa injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
EUREKA, NEv.

A shessiug serape-Nebedy Killed.
EUREKA. juno A shooting scrape
occurred this morning between Bill
porterasld. Billy Bell and Jack Enrishs.
A dispute arose over a ppksr game. Por-
tsrhsld Was shot twice.. , ball entering
zach arm, but hs was not seriously In
jursd. He provoked the eight and 10 .
desperate character. Bell Is the same
man who was shot In Truckcs. CAL. .
few months ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
FROM
Apache Indians Killed and Cap
Gused.

Apache Indians Killed and Cap
sused.
Can't VERDE. Juno Son Tuesday.
ten Indian scouts stationed hero. having
boon granted permission. departed on q
two days hunt and returned yesterday.
having ten Indian captivcs with them.
They reported that ten miles cast Of
hero they were fred upon BY Indians.
They returned The fire, killing six bucks
and capturing the rest, smong them
three squsws and three children. Ths
killed and captured Indians are Apache
Mojsin, belonging TO Psculo's band,
and are . portion Of the Rio Verde
Reservation indians, who were moved
to San Carlos this Spring. They will b
sent back to tho San Carlos agency a.
soon as convenient. There has been no
trouble reported from Indians. and mono
anticipated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

CERTAINTY i-when q man undertakes to
make his investments for hture need, he
Il Obliged 10 assume that he will have time 10
complete them. That 10, no must assume ~ .
certainty tho very thing whosc uncertainty
causes him 10 make provision at all. But u be
insurss his life and then lives " old age, the
policy win prove Q better cash investment than
be can easily make In any other manner, taking
Into account its freedom ffom oil and every
hazard. 1.-The dies early. the object Of making
. provision for his family !. Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
a~IIDDI.E-AGRD VI IN.

There are many Of the AGO Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF 1.-THE bladder, oten accompanied by q slight
smarting OF burning sensation, and . weaken
Ing Of Oh system In . manner the patient can.
not account for; On examining the urinary do.
posits Q ropy sediment will often be found. and
sometimes small particles OF albuuen will ap
pear, or the color will be Of Q Thin and milkish
hue, again changing 10 dark and torpid ap-
peafance. Thsre are many men who die OF this
diniculty, Ignorant Of the cause, which 10 the
second stage ofseminAl weakness. DR.. \. will
guarantee Z perfect cure In all such cases, and
. healthy restorstion OF the genito- urinary or.
gsns.
n. B.-0nly an interview required In a ma.
Iority OF cases; balance Of treatment can he
conducted 81 home without Interruption OF
business. once hourr-lO to I, . to 8. and Z To
Q. Sundays 10 4 r. y. only. Consultation
Free. Examination and advice, Is.
~ DIR. u. ]. SPRER. late Surgeon IN brl'
isvus Hospital. IL now associated with ~.
Bpinpsy, and will give special attention TO the
treatment VI diseases or the RYR aud RAR:
Aiso PRIVATE DISEASES. EiTiiER ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
N All communications stricilyconndential.
Dir. A, 10. sPLNNRy,.,
BOZ bt2, Virginia, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
A s~uypocArixs CouoH.-In Z letter to Mrs..

4 s~uypocArirs CoueH.-In { letter to Mrs..
Charlotte Lisle, Of Chicago, . lady well known
- . contributor TO the Western press, she
panied b. bleeding II the lungs, TO iiAle's
Hooey OF Horehound and Tar. my cough"
shs ssys, threatened 10 s~uffocate me-
but the Honey OF Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF It," The letter was TO
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed u 81
the disposal o. Q. Y. CntSnton, ! slxih ave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

LIE on Youn Riour siDE.-Thc health Jour.
malls oil direct their readers TO Ito on their
light side while asleep. but Heyman Bros. get
10 0 class Of spring beds that are 30 perfectly
elegant and easy that Il don't make any diner.
ersbca. In ,whAf position you lie. you are ut
perfect ease. lIeyman Bros. also keep q CON.
plate ,tock OF oil other kinds OF house furni.
turs for sale ~ the lowest living prices. They
are 81 the corner OF D aud Taylor streets, VII.
vinia City. Give them q trial. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
Reveray Jshssea 90 the Thirs
Term QuesSien.

Reseray Jshsssa sn the Third
Term ousstisn.
New YoxK. June 4.-The Hsrald
publishes a long letter from Rsverdy
johnson. Of Baltimore. in which the
writer gives his opinion Of Grants
third term letter. He says: What sssri-
Gees the Prssidsnt may have made II
accepting the frst or second nomina-
tons has nothing to do with his action
for the third term; and whatever abuse
he may have been subjected to during
the time he has hsld the Presidency. II
equally irrelevant. The Consultation
does not prohibit. and the people are
at liberty to elect Grant for . third torn;
but Grant nor none Of his predecessor
who held ONCE two terms. ever hinted
Of accepting tho Office again, nor was It
ever suggested. The idea OF the Presi.
dent. that the safety Of the country may
depend upon his reelection to o third
term, no considers an idle %oonclusisn.
having no other support than his eyre
gious vanity. Tho question agitasing
tho public is, whether Grant will 30
elected to q third term. johnson be-
lieves be will not be nominated. and II
80. will hardly receive the vote Of one
State. The President seems to regard
Il rs . matter OF dollars and cents, and
johnson inisrs that II tho salary the
President now receives should DO secur-
oil to him as q retiring pension. no
would gladly leave tho Office.
Deparsurs Or AAssaie visiters.
The Masonic visitors from other
States arc rapidly leaving this city for
their homes. many Of them whose BUSH
ness was urgent. preforring to 60 away
privately on the early morning trains
yesterday. rather than to wait for tho
Masonic escort. Detroit Commandery.
No. I, will leave for home On Satur-
day.
Tho View Hanpshirs Senatorial
Ceatest.
CONCORD, N. H., June 4.-The House
to-day unanimously adopted resolutions
instructing the Speaker to request tho
Supreme Court TO nam as early q day
as possible for the hearing Of the SEN
a,orial question; also to allow both sides
to be represented by counsel with briefs
ami arguments.
Death sf Denuitsr.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Gsorge d.
Evans, whose trial on the charge Of
fraud in the collection OF State claims
against the General Government, recent
iy made considerable OF q sensation,
died in wost Philadelphia last night,
aged "a years.
Peace Among the Coal Miners.
PorsyrLLE. June All collioriss
assumed work this morning. Citizens
think ii will DO necessary TO retain
troops several days. to insure con-
tinuod work. Adjutant General Lat,a
arrived FROM Philadelphia last night,
and was met at tho depot by General
Siegfried. who. during the night. had a
conference, and left this morning.
Asnugriss ssrrssAsrs Himself
Nrw YoRK. June L. Lafsystts Graf.
Jointly indicted with Chss. L. Lawrence
for smuggling silks, and who es-
capod TO Montreal. returned yesterday.
and voluntarily surrendered himself
to the United States District Attorney.
Graf was admitted to bail In the SUN OF
5000, and will DO used n Staio's evi-
dsnco against his alleged accomplish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

fifLAs ofhkA h"Vsh' "a"anio
Angot's Child was represented by the
Data o,s,a Roua, ,rou,s IN anoth,r
49,, -.,.- az.
s'o"''a anu
Opera House, virginia. last evening
ihe P
n'ens ,h.,eaa n. y ~ = Nv
r,.a.si nonnisrity Of mi. excellent
troupe. Mr. Piper has very wisely con-
eludsd 10 engage the company for
another week. and no and the public
mr.. only unfortunate in, that tho
length o. the engagement cannot
lie prolonged still further. The n
tsrtainmcnt last evening kept the
audience in q perpetual roar, and some
81 the n were encored again and
again. Tonight is the benefit OF Mrs.
Oates. when will be presented LeCocq's
iNsons opera OF uirone-uuoln Nnisn
na,a. r,a !. inim;,sbis
in all her impersonationa, e,ecls even
herself in this her fayoritc. Many have
had to return home each evening since
the arrival OF The company without pe,hs
TO get a seas' ana as Pfooa"ay MOI.
th'ru ot moss VINO ueS''s s1s Nm'
famous piece can gam sumanes D-
nish', u woal' ~ wen ~
pcaied u nurnosf OF umes'
Rrp Mrs's Prcxrc.-Lct all Who want
-. ,oo1 TINA a,,.pa Tho Rod
r,--,.-.h...
''eh sp'en''
painsu,ai 20 M sa,",",, AMI en-.
ioSmsnt Of those who attend. An eIcel-
lent band will 10 in attendance. under
the leadership Of Professor 'nney. wno
will also have control OF tho daneing as-
partmsnt OF the day : aaasehlen,, lhis
II the INST picnic '" the no".is "a"
inc 1t has been rehueu' anu "' VINO
attend can Pron'so .. ~
nan ordinary enjoyment
ymaISfA PoLicE CorRr. - Charles
Moore and Thomas MeGinnis, arrested
by Coryell and Finders for disturbing
the peace. wero fined $50 each. John
Doe and l.. Reeves, arrested by Ban
fi.ll and McGinty for being drunk, were
final saD sacb. anil i'm default OF pay
,n.nt committed 10 the City Jail for ten
Law, Richard Roe. arrested by Simp-
an. anil N.Nair for h,ins drunk and dis
o,i.YIv. forfeited $40. Woods, arrest
ed ON a charge OF Nagraney, was sequ.'-
'ou. !, ~ xs.taniay.
si;isJ 10 nm, in nm appearance.
p.,,,o. sv,,v,xr-si,,e.n bar. of
40, w...,,.-
buIlioh' aSsresauns s'o'''
ped TO New York "Wednesday by the
nh ~ California and 6fty-two bars
- car.oI,Ja,sd Virginia. -scpreeating
Sis7 sIg vsre shippei 10 San Fran
eisco by Wells, Fargo & Co. oil the
same day. Yesterday nitesn oars :"
ouinon; ass,ysa" : R,nr Of Cal.
-
HIS CospirioS'-'ohh II. s'oo''' ""'
was shot In tho arm by Mcnamara over
n week ago, 10 getting along tolerably
u.i E,v.ipslas act into his arm q few
days ago. but Drs. McMsans and Harris
who are III xnAn nn,s =. n,s,aiI.
81 mon 10 follow their instructions they
have no doubt that his arm will recover
and be nearly A. well as ever.
p,.~o Jr,ox-
pis'hi'r
Tho following business was Transacted
in this court yesterday; Devote vs.
Marsano. Hearing Of motion 10 strike
out matter from snswe, sa ' snnia va
Rnisr, 4. Gppie.EPiaintiff was e,.
amined as n witness in her own behalf.
The case was not finished when the
court adjourned till ~ o'clock a. n. OF
to-day.
MrxIso ACCIDENT. James Bolitho
received n painful cut about three inches
lang on his left ankle about 10 a. y. to-
Law Ha hal lust Aired a blast ON the
ii;o.foot level Of tho Crown Point mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

BLUE PoiSrs. = Large. sized. delicious bi
waves, frosh from the sea. can be bad every
morning at Tom l1cnron's celebrated Rating
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Also sl
kinds Of nsh. spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else ersyed by the inner
MAJ iIcirous dinner combinations are .
marvel of eastronomle skill. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

FrISrruRE SroRK.-R. w. Grant has
Just rctursd from San Francisco. and
brought along with him tho finest stock
OF furniture that has ever been re-
ceived in Gold Hill. The larger and
more ~pretentious houses than was
formerly the rule in Gold Hill. Silver
City and Dsytona eoessitated better and
handsomsr furniture. and In the sslec-
ton OF furniture, which has just been
received by Mr.. Grant. this want has
been met No necessity for going TO
Virginia for your furniture now. IL you
only give Mr.. Grant . call, at his store.
next door above the News ONCE, Main
street, Gold Hill. His new stock OF a r
pets are the finest ever brought 70 the
town and should be examined by oil who
intend purchasing.
VIRGINIA PoLicf AlRrsn.-Ths fol-
lowing names were on tho slate at the
Station House, Virginia, this morning;
Frank Hoben. arrested by Endsrs and
Hi2bes on two separate charges for
being drunk and disordsrly. and assault
aud battery; John Doe. by Scott, for
being drunk and asleep; Mike Powers,
BY Smith, for drunken conduct; Tom
Sock, by Scott, drunk and disordsrly;
James Wilson, by Smith and Corysll,
for disorderly conduct; James Burns,
BY Mills and Coryell. drunk and asleep;
James Dorm. by Mills, for safe keep
ing; Mat Free, by Coryell. disordsrly
conduct, and John Murphy. by Mills
and Coryell. for safe keeping.
COMPLIMENTARY. - We acknowledge
receipt Of complimentary tickets TO the
grand excursion and picnic Of the I'm
proved Order Of Red Men, at tho
Bowers Mansion tomorrow. Those
dusky braves Of tho sagebrush pro-
pose having the most interest.
ing fandango Of the season. and
will take along their squaws and
and mothsrs-in.lav. The
spacious dance hall at tho Mansion will
De thrown open TO them, and We don't
mind being there to see Sam North.
uuinars anu .uAsn - !, III. ~
p,ne'hu. anu ssa.p a"s,rm. It'll
10 gay.
'oLD M - O..
"ai".'' -, -
MONS LOT whs oea'ins' WV
Justice Wright yesterday. and fnsd Seo'
which no paid. Fitzpatrick, arrested by
symons iot oeanns .na a"nn,,,sJ
Gro,on' arrested Iy Sbeehan and On.
mann, for assault and battery, had his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

Mmsrs. MISUNDERSTANDING new. The
Nsw York Life Insurance Company now In
sars mlnsrs. Apply ct Genera. Agency once,
Rooms I and ., harys's Baildlng. Virginia,
New. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

TAxu Ayers Cherry Peeiorai to stop your
eolds, coughs, and bronchial affections. before
tksy run Into consumption that you cannot
stop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

observation-disclosures by the Medical pro
~fesslon. DR.. VIM. Ilsll's Bsisam for the Lung
diseases OF the Throat and Chett. Dr. Towns-
lty's Toothaehs Anodync eurcs In one min
,h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04
CAUTION.

u ONWARD DAVIDSON BEING N
70 fscsiys money on our account; We esutIon
the pablie accordingly: wo,,
Geld HIN, Nay IA. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-04

Tnilancststoek ofaryroOdsatbesllsnd's .eons
andses.