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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

TUE picxic To-MoRRow The people
who attend the picnic OF tho Pacific
Coast Pioneers tomorrow should par
~,icularly remember to be OF hand in
Tim. and have their lunch baskets prop
.rIy labeled, so that no delay or confu-
sion .hall Occur. A section Of the ~
cursion train, consisting Of tventy-one
ears. will leave Virginia City nj 1aS IN
the morning. and will have nine or ten
ears added at Gold Hill. Two cars will
be left for the Silver City folks at the
switch nearest the town. The Carson
folks will also be properly provided
for. Remember to be ON hand IN time,
and have your lunch baskets properly
labeled.
prooR,nnE or DANCES. Tho Pioneers
nro having large cards on which is print
ell the programme OF dances at the pie
mic to.monow. posted in conspicuous
places in Gold Hill aud Virginia. A
number will also BE- placed in tho DAN
cling hall ut tho bowers Mansion to-
morrow. to preuent confusion.
SCHOOL ExaiBIrIoS.-The children
upd.. Miss Nicholson anil Miss Dunlap.
Of the Ihinl Ward School. Virginia. will
give AN exhibition on Friday. July I'd.
School ExAMISArioS.-An eaainina'
ton Of tho first grammar school OF Viz.
rinia City. was held in the Third Ward
school house to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

IIEAIrn rss sorRcs OF HArrisrss.-rhe
relaxation Of the nervous system, which ere.
aies an indlsposltion TO mental or bodily &c.
ton, !. Of vsry, frequent oeeurrenes. ~
or dersnged bowels are the great eausss. For
yaars DIR. Henley's Celebrated !. x. L. Bitter
has been successfully used throuRhout the
United states ~ an uufailing restorative and
hcalth-g'ving medicine restoring . tnvigof.
ating those organs 10 their original strength.
i~nvigorAie the whole system. Dyspepsia, IN.
digestion and loss OF appetite, general debility.
rheumatism and fever and aeue disappear with
its use. AZ q medicine for diseases arising
from Impure or Impoverished blood, u 10 with.
out an equal. They are composed OF ar aoso-
lutely pure d~irusive stimuiaHt, medicated with
the extracts and Juices 81 the most effective
tonic, and will prove . safeguard against the
attacks Of dyspepsia and liver complaint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
IMPORTANT poxrAL CHANGES,

Under q general postal treaty between
tho United States and foreign countries,
there will be a great reduction in the
letter ratio Of postage. which will go into
forco next Thursday. July LIST. France
Is n notable exception among the Euro
pean countries, with which no new
postal arrangements can be mado till
January LIST. 1876. The old rates to
that country will therefore remain un.
changed till next year. The following
countries with the United States are in.
cluded in the general postal union
treaty. viz: Germany. Austria, Hungary.
Belgium. Denmark (~including Iceland
and the Farce islands,, Egypt, Spain.
(including the Balearic Isles, the Canary
Islands. the Spanish possessions on the
north coast Of Africa, anil the Spanish
posts on the western coast OF Morocco).
Great Britain. (including the Island OF
Malta), Greece. Italy. Luxembourg. Nor
way. the Netherlands. Portugal. lin
GLIDING the island Of Madeira and the
Azores). Rommsnia. Russia. (~including
the Grand Duchy Of Finland). Seryia.
Sweden. Switzerland and Turkey. The
rates to these places will. from the LIST
Of July and until further notice, bs as
follows: For prepaid ~lettors. 8 cents per
half ounce; for unpaid Letters, 10 cents
per half ounce; for postal cards, 2 cents
each; for newspapers, II not over four
ounces in weight. 2 cents each.
The prepayment OF letters will 10
optional. bat unpaid letters will be
charged in the country Of destination
double the rate lowed on prepaid letters.
Tho prepayment Of postal cards. reg
istered articles, newspapers and other
printed papers. will be compulsory.
The treaty provides that there
shall not bo admitted. for conveyance
by mail. any lettor or other packet.
which shall contain either geld or silver
money. jewels or precious articles. or
any other article, whatever, liable to
customs duties.
So many foreigners reside in this sec
ton. and are in such constant cores.
pondence with their relative countries.
that the new postal regulations with the
above named foreign countries is a
matter Of local interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
TO THE CITIZENS or GOLD NIL

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with Its full,
rich stock OF watches. chains. jewelry.
silverware. diamonds. clocks, bronzes.
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always be re-
esived In n courteous manner by J. w.
Tucker. l3l Kearny street. who will al
ways take pleasure in showing custom.
ers through his stock OF goods, never
considering II q trouble. but always TAX
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and Zee him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send goods
for selection to any part OF tho State,
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-.
ploying. as he does, the best Of work
men. Don't forget his new store-l3l
Kearny street O,Ly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
TAPE WoR
Removed In Two Hours,

III, It'll uRAD COMPLETE. OR NO Ex.
w pense. In addition 10 the largo number
Who undsrytand the cause Of thsir dIstress and
gradual decline. hundreds Of pepons on this
coast are dragging out . wrsiched sxistsnec-
dying By inches-from what they suppose In
Be dyspsps .. bat what 10 In reality the eject
81 this terrible parasite In the stomach.
Those suffering from an unnatural appetite.
weak stomach, Indigestion. weak mental state
Q huttering ssnsaiion around the heart, poor
memory. nervous debility. dimness Of eight,
occasional dizziness. etc., are advised 70 call
before their ayptem bscomes reduced beyond
recovery, 40 thcpc are como Of the prominent
indications eftapeworm. ny cure 10 perma'
n.nt. and ! avoid the starving process and do.
tain the patient but Q couple of hour nom
busincss. Medicine cent TO any part OF the
country. Patients treated at their residence
q }. n. DIR. CLOSE,
No. o. Mis'lon street. near Fourth. ssn rnn'
cisco. Isis I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

SAN FnAScIsco, June ALSO P. H.
Justice Field, Of tho supreme Court.
will open n session Of the Circuit Court
nt Carson on Monday next. On his
return from Nevada, he will open court
In this city. Tho second Monday In
July.
The Continental Silver Mining Com.
pany has incorporated to mine In Wal.
lapi District, Mohave County. Arizona.
Capital stock 1000. D%irsoton-T. @.
Phelps, Geo. Shiel, W. G. Doans. W.
g. Parsons and Henry Raymond.
Tho Cal this morning notices, EDITOR.
ally, the endorsement Of tho Indepen-
dent State Ticket by tho Chronicle, and
views II as NJ effort by that paper to
weaken the party by holding up the In.
dependent nominees in the light Of
Republican ticket. meaning thereby TO
drive tho Democratic element from the
support Of the Independents.
The U. s. Steamer Benicia, having
completed coalins, and preparations
camo down from Mare Island yesterday.
and went to sea about ten O'Clock r. NJ,
bound for Victoria, for the purpose Of
bringing to this port the officers and
crew Of the wrecked Saranac.
Democratic Conventions.
SANTA Rosa. June 25.-Ths Demo.
cratic County Convention met to-day.
A purely Democratic platform Was
adopted. Tho nominations for Assem-.
bly, arc Walter Fsnal. Hon. E. G. Hen.
shaw and II. K. Brown.
SHASTA, June 25.--Tho Democratic
County Convention met to-day. Dele
gates to tho State Convention were un-
instructed.
M%oKkLuAsE HILL, juno 25.-Ths
Democratic County Convention NETT to-
day. and nominated county officers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

A HARD FlIE.-It 10 acknowledged
that Donald Mckay and his Warm
Spring Indians performed important SER
vice in bringing the Modoc war to n close.
At ons time lac wa the hero OF the
hour. Deriving courage from the fame
acquired through his heroic achieve.
mcnts. he took q band Of his braves ="
to the Atlantic slope on = starring sIpe,-
dition. His audience were not apprsct.
alive, and the troupe was disbsnded;
The most sorrowful event connected
with his misadvsntures IL the announce.
ment that the poor fellow has been ~.
signed to quarters In the Aims HOUSE Of
Boston. an object Of charity. There 10
surely some position which the man
could al. and common gratitude would
seem to suggest that he ought to DO bet
ter provided for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

4 surrocATisa CouoH.-ln . letter TO Mrs.
Charlotte Li-lc, OF Chicago, . lady well known
a. a contributor TO the Western press. she
ascribes the cure Of . dangerous cough. aecom-
panied by bleeding at the lung. TO Hale,s
Honey Of FOREGROUND and Tar. my cough"
she .sys, "threaiened TO s~uffocate me- . .
hut the Honey Of n~orehound and Tar has
removed every trare OF IT," The letter was TO
4 lady friend in this city. who has placed IL at
the disposal Of G. N. Critttnion, 7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
Minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

MNER., ATTENTION. Something new. The
New York Life Insurance Company 10.
sure mlners. Apply at General Ageney Omee,
Rooms and ., Mares Building. Virxin,a,
New. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
Demosratie Conventions.
TERRY,
Death OF Judge MeFadden.

OLYMPIA, June 25.-Judge McFad.
den. Delegate to Congress from Wash.
ington Territory. died at noon to-day Of
dropsy. at tho residence Of his son.in.
law, Judge Miller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

INFORMANT. -Indorsed BY the Medical pref
~fes,lon, Dr. VIM. Hale Balssm for the Lang.
cures Courhs, Cold. and Consumption. and I'll
diseases Of the Throat and chest. Dr.. Towns
ley's roothaehs Anodync eures In one min.
mis-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
MEETING OF rmr PIONEERS.


A regular semi-monthly meeting oil
the Pacific Coast Pioneers was held last
evening. at their hall. on b street, vir-
ginia. In tho absence Of President
NcMoans. owing to severe indisposition.
Vice President Il. II. Taylor occupied
the chair. The attendance Of members
was unusually large. and the meeting
was interesting. animated and lively
throughout.
Nsw Nembers Elected.
The following. whose applications
were referred to tho proper committee
at the last meeting. being now reported
favorably upon. were ballotsd for and
elected new members Of the society: o.
IL. Lovett, Reno; John Byrd, Lyon
County; G. ". Hall. /. G. Hare. Viz.
ginia City; James Connors. Carson
River. Tho following
Arpiicstiss. for MeaSsrhip
Were received and referred to the proper
Committee: John Nelson. Gold Hill;
Lloyd Rawlings, Jacob G. CLARK. Chas.
NJ. Connor. Virginia City.
The sieh.
Tho Committee on Sick reported
President MesIeans rs very unwell and
confined To his room: George Bentley.
Of Silver City. on the sick list; Cald.
wells rheumatism getting better, and
Pinsehower's carbunelo improving. The
following
To the great Library aud Cabinet Of the
Society were exhibited m received since
last meeting:
Sanders Life Of Charles the First;
date lG5S; presented by John Beckman.
Prussian thnler, date 1880. and photo
graph OF Chas. II. Getzler. by l.. l..
bradley.
English shilling. date 1916. by Harry
Lewis.
Tho two first volumes Of B%rancroit's
Native Races Of the Pacific States -four
moro volumes yet to DO publishedl, by
DIR. volney spalding.
Rosettes for the door managers OF the
ball room at the Picnic. by L. Jackson.
very rich specimen of silver sui
phuret ore. p~ermeated with native sill.
Yer. worth $50. 900 per ton; a rich speci-
men OF copper silver glance, worth $780,
UO0 per ton, and a piece Of cinnibar con-
tanning ~ per cent. quicksilver, from
mines in Sinaloa. Mexico. by j. q.
Clark. There are very rich mines in
tina, portion OF Mexico. and our Gov
eminent may wi them some day. II
is a good piece Of country to own.
On motion. a special vote OF thanks
Of the society was rendered to Mr.. Clark.
AMI the other donors were similarly APP
preciated. -
Major Downie. the ~well.known old
California pioneer was present. He has
recently arrived from the New Granada
section. and brought along a rich lot OF
valuable presents and curiosities, in
tended TO present the same to the so
ci,ty on this occasion, but the packages
failed to arrive by the express in time.
therefore the presentation will 10 de-
ierred till next meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

lGErostED pAiLf hr L. r. hsArise . col
I.ass Evening.
AN rs,Selsco srocs Arr
10 Meadow Vai.sy.6
iO0 Rl,mond 4 Ey, q
80 sures4 Con, d. W 20, Co 30
ISL Jack.0n, II
- rIcnix. IL
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rs Rye fslen, ~
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ia5 Leopard. u
c SJessr.on. 81. ss.N
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80 Panther. ~
Is Tiger. size
I1 Nsr.h-id. sc
1870 Goldcn Chariot, ~ II.
-, Mahogany, !, IN bsl, o., Gu
rs sogih Chariot. 1
100 War Eagle, Nv. u.
Is Empiro lidzhcb,i
20 silver Cord. J. *
aiu IOorman. 90, 6s,s
$50 lllinui. CcEtrA. ck,G
rs Is s ns4ls.a' Il ~. r., IL.
IA az, az.
>. CSn.oibl.isd Virginia, al. $40. sosX. 800.
%.
AZ caliornia. ST. So,
i5 I.s-t L iLslchef, III. "a, tS
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20 imperial. ~
IS pyrtEan. 81. 81
gs CtOws Point. 90. 10, II. IN
rAcisic -rocS EXCHANGE.
100 Nan.aei. etc
So. Gala, ~. a. 80
sis I.0lisn Chariot. -. ~ b0
.1jcfefson, - ~
80 ulla, a.. hcD
TO- south chariot. size
30 IOsnah, ~ 80, o. b0, g..
- Mahogany. : blJ, ! -,
l-l Leopard. ".
Gs n Con, ~
20 Eareka Con, co, tls
r. t..Llsn Chariot, ~ "a
~ jefferson, -.
~ l-llos Jacket. %
40 uphif. az, "a, rs. "a. 81. az rs
81 ron-.l Aisd Virginia, iiO sT
w net,ean, H.. i1sio Ia b', Ia BIO. ~.
TO MEXICAN. Ia. bs, i's bs
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As Rs.i 4 B-lsasr' a., nv IS. az
luO MlAnsany, 81
10 CAiuGmla. -. So. S3'. bio
10 yellow Jacket, u IS
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40 UphiI. a., .iv, a.. sio
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90 is-lcher, :sS, - to
10l silver Trak, I
Too wootsille, az
10 Hslmont. 4
100 Dar'snsler. 3bSD
no Is,i 4 Fletcher. q. "a -
40 Mexican, ~, ~. hs
lSISiow jacket. n hie. u .So
50 Golden Chariot. - bio
10 jefferson, ~
i,o Imperial, !.
10 OPlir. tss, a., bS, Az bio
4 pootnsn, ~ ~. 81
10 MEXICAN, IL.
10 jefferson, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

PrrALs C~ourLAixrs should Be cured. -
they onen can be. BY . few dosss Of Aysr's
s~arpapariiia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
This Morniug.
..x rn,S,l-c,, .ro.k noAnI.

AN rRAScIac" -rOss BOARD.
III oplir. IS, I5S. ts'., tSS
i-s Mexican. nv. ilS, Ia, ~.
llTs Gould 4 Cgrty Is, l5s. iss,b
SsJ Ne, a iislchSr, iss 81
Usa.sge. ~. 50, ~
lUb Cholisrr uii-i, -
a. Hale 3 SafSro-s,
5D crown Point, lsss. u. a.
ITO yellow Jacse'.Ti. IN
G5 iIAperia, s4,I.s'.
80 sn'pir. Mil, So, ~ es' g.
lou Alphs. ls
Is o'sr-sp, sex, 5',s
Sal Utah. s..
80 silver h,a. 7s,I
Fs wseG.il!s. >, u. IL
iIu Isn.i.rcs. ~, ltS. ~
10 ~. rci.hcr. -
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~ s.ltiniorc Iob.,t
49, American Plat, =
- Mint. IL
sa rrisp.ct, -. 10
90 Bsl.iier. -. ~ bsl
L. Bli.lcn, ~, Ssf pht
40 Dayton, %.
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a, iAiy wsshingtsn,
40 Mar land. IS
ItS Dsney. 90
80 Julis, ~, nv
o. Hpsk Island, '.ss
III ADDE'S, =.
gS si-rr. N,y-is, i?x
30 Union Cou ~, s'.,s'
10 New York. i1.,1s
ms California. tsS 5s, 3S
"a Lady Rryan, ~, %.
40 Consolidated Virginia, Jij. 5i1h, W sis
sJJsst.cs, ~
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10, ,.aald a Curfy Is sD, lsS 49,. i3s
Is beet a B.lessr. tis, -
"a Sss.gv. -. -
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"a Isllsw Jacket, n
AiU Ispsral. ~
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10 s~.s.sidsici vlrriaia, $40 -
10 Ii-rrs Nevada. ~
. ~ California. ;i'.. IS ID
It's IHtoh C,n., Say hS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

sclRLrr FEyrR.-Dr. Hall reports
three eases oi scarlet fever in Upper
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

Deeisssa D. she Ven Arnim case.
BERLIS, June 25.-In tho Kammog.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25

Movement of Juags Field -Mintag
Incorporation The GAIL On the
Chronicles "Fiop THE Bene-
ella en- rsute 20 vancouver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL 70 m. SOLD artt DAILY rsv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
sr0cR REPOsr,

l.sroEIKD pAnr sr L. r. KEArxe . col
Inaa E~NaulnR. 1
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.rrcIL TO TIL. GOLD ruL DAILY srw..
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29

I IGHTE ~ ERNST, old house OF Ligbte 4
7 Rradbnrv offer their .Deniid PIANO.FDRrES at low
prices 1thy payments, at II kaSi lli As'
smiths Al sRICAN ORTAN5.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29
Excursions.
SUMNER EXCURSION ROUTE BOOK
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.

Tris publication convenient volume " 23f pages pro
sketches all nent e-srtS
United Ststes and map showing the routes :" the
VIII be sold at the very low pric OF Ten Cents psf
Mailed Postpaid for Fifteen Cents and may be %
tanned the Ticket Offices Of the Company.
contribution To requirements O the thousands on
SUMMER TRAVELERs who desire 10 famtIarize thew
slyes points and attraction
Visitors tins book valuable, because IL system
atzes and summarizes PLEASURE TRAVEL a. to greatly
lis cos, both in time and money
/. =. FARMER, d. u. BOYD, Ir,
ss't SenT Passen yer Agent CeDl PaessDevr agent.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29
Musieal Instruments.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, square and
= Upright 10 RESr or SELL cheap sales on easy
monthly payments. Gu at NJ II. MERRELLs No Union
SQUARE 40. 6J Fourth ayel
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
n Day boats yIaaARp and DaNiEL piaW leavs ,
s4sa ~ al n ad ng West PolDt Cornwsl ew,nrn,
Pouxhkecpsie Rincbesk, CatsAL and husli Iokeis on
Trip tetsts 70 West Point,
CORNWALL Sewbugh. returning ssile day. 81 sPesid
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29

, OR 3 handsomely furnished cool ROONS,
~ Including pianos hHe suit naIlur floor terms rom -
10 x20 including superior BOARD a. West 2Gihst' near
lf.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29
NHlTE MOUNTAINS
w VIA

NIININE ION LINE,
Daily from Pier SO. North River At connecting a
st,n; rrnn win the 4.5U a m. WHITE MOUNTAIN EX
P.sASs. Now and elegant drawing room cars THROUGH
With
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29


SHELTER ISLAND GROVE ASSOCIATION
- HOTEL Capt T.. COLE Prop. -hfiter lslan., y y.
This hotel having r-plutci and ruhttr WI be -N
TO TILE PUBLIC JUNE "a. Every tlciLiy lDr r"N4As
d-huc saline batiin rtmbes, shady groves anu cID
met An anussnrlt hail beng rrrco at an expense o
- ODn viii be open ny Tower iO feet ssh on WHIT" iiL
3nari day. So two In a room Sneoi-4 ar
r,.u u,nrns or faml.- For full particulars address
WILLIAM 81. iITrLh- +5aBd ~ C1hrts,, l'TooAIyl
,lNHE RIVERSIDE HOUSE 052d-st), Car
nansvte Iurison.r hne no sc having changed
hand- oin n"ul- ti.e water sllen,d view nar
rnt and anng hot ani cold iteTi Cr0Dn wafer
every a. minutes from Waist Hudson luver itul
rad ~ a. and Vtiave bat from ilsi'-
-..Itst. =. L. PIER +, PIOh
TT1APPAN ZEE H0USE-Nyack-On the Hud-
-,,u-Tl- h0Ise open for the reception ~ guess
c nnrifr a. the clc CANT cottages KNOWN -
"The Villa" ard "kafhrini Cottage" In whrh siifr W
rooms s-amn lies be mad. Gas wafer, biit
,,eIs 81 IN both C0ttsges Hotel g.. Dfs Law khf'Nf
PrOpreior.
ry-U0NPSON & WALLINGs ATLANTIC
PAVILION Highlands II y Nay,snk New | hlS
fayore i've miles btlow SANDY Hook endi a
and rcfurrd a1t season Is row open i9r ga'sS CI
lar and supplied win the e>t Ample Siaolng Tor
horses carriag steamboats, morning and afternoon rum
Of ami er No NorH yer IhanAI Iof
mat W. merit theii COnilIiancr
,qrri.ge. flfnahed for the one Branch race
THOMPSON " WALLING
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29
WATERS NEWScalE PIANOS
Ci;ra..crs l0l-..)--fcalis5.
lam lrcs-es.

an 2D-AVR, Doom ~ respectable
4 4 wofnln - 20 ont WASHING. IlOAING, Or
HOCsh~CIE lNINs. would t4so N4sllns IA h0r o"D
po,se gll r,
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29

OALBANY and TROY, landing at caissins,ssmsf J. ~ y
acIUYLER from PIER 30. n r., Frankfinsi MoaDAl nj >
.ieek cabla. sifA berth a. Only 20 70 hsaaie frs
al reduced -. y ". ~ 1artD y
SUNDAY EXCURSION. > ~, oath 81 ssij Ian lasaing a
fanvflIs af Landing Iona lsiand Se"
Durgb, 70 cis Ponshksepsse Rbinebeeks Caiski AnIs
u return tickss 81 60 arriving New oIk sane day
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29
Doara GID Rooms.
West Side.

DARTIES desiring pleasant ROOMS win
BlAItu whore every attention viii be- given n make
-asgnt and comfortable home, apply AT No u W's' Forty
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29
REGULAR Caasllill line, upthe sreek.-stea1 M

~ NeW chsnyi0n and WasSr brst wsu saSe ief ~
fsst of Canabsls dAilE tsse-pt Saiay al m Fare 20
enfa (UnoocIing Cszskll Chnrols line OF stsses
through sak C4rs. Duna2- WndhAA AID az
Z,0.nts West reduced
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29

A GREAT CHANCEI-ClOsing out sale larg
~ ani elegant HDck PIANOS hall pros By order silni
sraFx fully warranted, and ali the latest improvements
,anUs Used short time, equal 10 rev cheap
BARMORE'S, 3Be Bleecker ST.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29
Situations Uanteo-GsmaIeS.

NHAMBERIAID or \ L R 5 T., &c.-By n
- French young woman who Is good Chils Nurse and
IalTs Mad &c &c. and willing to De- n-rlul spra Ger
man Italian ant Eng sh also as excel nc reference ~
the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU 1913 oth-sYe' aOo'e
I,.f
New-York tribune., 1875-06-29
Tuvya-.

y American woman as NJ NSk, Invalid or
- Monthly; country eoi0n best VI RI renee 20
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26
CA,AY COUNTY SEws
MiDDLxsURs, KY, March 20, 4

MiDDLxsURs. KY, March 20. 1875.
Csrs.psnde~es Jaisrisr Journal:
We are inior.ncd that the nsu Mill OF
+. W. Rny. erected u tile old Sutherland
Mill Seat" . lev miles below here, 10 now
completed and 10 sscosasiul operation
Friend will do sood grinding. sad his con
scisncs is TOO tender " allow him 10 take
extortionzts toll.
MAC goins home MT long since, m a
cold, blustery evening, came 10 the river,
when Vas pretty full. and Was much per
slsIed 20 find no one Of the fsmily there ia
sei him across Looking about. he discov-
cred an overhAnging trse, With . lml
reaching to the shallow water on the oppo-
site sid~. Il Vas just the thing. Pulling
of his boots. aud rolling ny his pAnt, h
climbed the tree sad commenced making
his way out ca the limb. intending 70 ls'
himself down in the shsllos water - soou
- be- reached chs ssd-bat the limb proved
" Ls briils, and bsiors Mac got Ear. !,
broks. and down he vent, limb sad all
making 9 complete Campbeilits out eI
about siI feet VI ll,s tall Canadisa. only
leaving one foot u him -sill sdherint u
the world. Mac made his way out. con.
grain lating himself that IL vas a private az
hir Of hi. own, not observing . woman
standing like a statue, near BY. A neigh
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26

rnE new portal Law vas certainly
cotton Up BY q novice. We d"sbt u
49, Csmn,i,lss isssh. understand lie
prsvisoas The most sb urd part Of
4 h, hsvsvsr. The scc,ion forbislding
w. elssine Of the euds Of, or seal
ise psehsgss Of the third class, which
el.s embraces sss,ls, bulbs, cuttings.
uisp, etc. Nov. Il Is we'll known, for
iasssses. that such things. IN order tn
- ssus securely and safely. must be
Pot sp II damp moss and oiled paper,
ed listened entirely secure from the
ssmssvhsrs. elss they will wither and
dis. ~ there is no ssnse 10 permitting
~ ssts ssss through the nails with
vusk ssssrisiious. Uniess this clsuss
y -GDussd 20 - 70 permit them 70 b
lAssDssd completely. nurserym men and
sssi.asa will. Of courss, hs eomPellst
n abssdon their shipnscnts through
shs pssssllcs. aud rssort ~ the costly
Esprss Companies. or pay full lstte'
passage. whieh latter plan would vir
tually break Up thi. promising branci
Of tysds,