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ARNOLD HELsER.
April II. v1n1
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
" Il @ ETI-NE E

FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST.
The great benefit ! received from the use Of
VEGETIEE, induces nye to give my testimony in
its favor1 belfsgf1t to be not only Of great val
ue for restoring tae health, but preventive Of
diseases peculiar 10 the spring and summer sea-
sons.
EDWIN TILDEN,
Attorney. and General Agent for Massachusetts,
Of the Craftsmen's Lille Assurance Company,
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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VEGETINE. H.
Marvellous Effect.

MARVELLOUS Eject.
Mr.. A. r. Stevens Dear Sir-I have used tn
gaeat Blood Remedy, VEGETIFE, and feel IL
duty to acknowledge the great benefit Il has done
me. In the Spring Of the yeaa 1862, was sick
from general debility caused by oveFwork want
Of sleep and proper rest. / was very weak and
much emaciated. tried many remedies With
out receiving any benefit from any Of them, un-
til was persuaded to try VEGErTEE. Before
had taken this one week, my impoved condition
gave me renewed hope and courage. continued
20 take IL every day gaining more strength until
was completely restored TO helath. The effect
deed marvellous.
ELtzABETn A. FOLEY
May Sd, 1871. 2I Webster St, Charleston q, Mass
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STATE OF OHIO
Insurance Department,
Columbus, Janury &c, 1874.

WHERE'S, The Farmers Insurance Com
of Ohio, has fled in this office = sworn
statement by the proper officers thereof,
showing its condition and business, and has
complied in all respects with the laws of this
State, relating to Fire Insurance Companies.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, Will
liam F. Church, Superintendent of Insurance of
the State of Ohio, do hereby certify, that said
Company is authorized to transact its appropri-
ate business of Fire Insurance in this State in
accordance with law during the current year.
The condition and business of said Company at
the date of such statement, Dec. 81, 1878, is
shown follows:
Amount of actual paid up Capital S1o0, 600 90
Aggregate ann mt of Available Assets 1S1 ,575 2S
Aggregate amt of Liabilities Except
capitaD including Reinsurance
only, being fifty per cent. of
Premiums on risks not terminated. 45171 90
Amount of Income for the preceding
year in cash.............. 3O74S 15
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
ding year in cash. 1888 CO
NJ. B. Peterman, District Agent,
Millersburgh, Ohio.
M. J. Bugh, Local Agent, Junction
City Ohio.
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-6aWHEAT.-We pay Cash for Wheat at al
times, for all that is offered us.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15


A Word TO SNoKERs.-Buy somo Of
your cigars, tobacco, pipes and Other
fxings Of o. II. Gallup, Maynard's
Block, Main street, Gold Hill. He has
on hand u fine collection OF warranted
meerchaum pipes, which he Ia now Of
fering at greatly reduced rates. lie also
has a now stock OF fine Wostenholm
cutlery. fancy goods, etc. Prices worry
modsnte.
LuMBER.--Ths Nevada and California
Lumber Company aro manufacturers Of
mill and mining timberS. and also fur
nislling and building lumber Of all dos.
criptions. which they are now prepared
10 Wholesale TO the trade. Their vir-
ginia Office Is with Lonkey & Smith, No.
IS South ID street.
ARRESTS IN ymaNIA.-Ths following
is q copy OF tho slate At tho City Jail in
Virginia. for tho IS hours ondiug at 2
A. n. to. day; Rose Benjamin. assault
and battery; John Boyle. do; A. @.
Carter. disorderly conduct; John Doe,
d. and D.; =. Fitch, malicious mis-
chief; John Guiro and Rich. Roe. dis
turbing the peace.
Coon Book TO HAvE.-Everybody in
business or social life, should have .
copy Of Hills Manual Of Social and Blu
siness Forms. Mr.. Felix, tho we'll
known book agent at Virginia, or ]. 3.
Martin Of Gold Hill, who Is now can
WASHING for its sale. will supply all who
wish.
PEEsoSlL.-Tom Harkin 80 far rocov.
cred from his recent illness, that on Sat
urlay night he WIS ablo to leave for
Steamboat Springs. He will remain
there. in company with Deacon Gibson,
with whom he loft, some two or three
days.
oRx SHIPNEsr.-Thero were shippcd
on the V. & T. Railroad, to mills on the
Carson river, during tho twenty-tour
hours ending at ~ O'Clock n. to-day.
lis carloads Of orc, ~aggregating I9i
tons.
CuRE ron CoUan on Coip.-As soon
Ms thoro Is tho slightest uneasiness Of
tho chest, with difficulty in breathing.
or indication OF congh. tako during the
day n fow ''Drown's bronchial Tro-
ches."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Massacre OF n ships Onieers and
Crew by s~vaycs = Arrived NC.
rstrick's Day in tho Morning
Protestant Meeting Fears OF
Foul Dealing.

SAN F~RAScIsoo. February l5--lr =. ~
The Sydney Herald, OF January 10Th.
gives ali account Of q massacre oil the
captain, officers anj crew OF the trading
brig James Birnie. Of Sydney. by the
natives Of Howc's Islands. The ships
company consisted of tho captain, two
officers, the carpenter, steward, six sca.
men, forty colored laborers and one pas
ssnser. Arriving Mt the islands they sta
toned three parties on different islands.
The natives surprised and captured the
brig and all the shore parties. except
that Of the second officer. WIN. Rhodes,
who escaped with iG colored men in a
boat. After being hvo days without
food or water. they reached Solomon
Islands. and subsequently, reached Is
land ST. Christoval. where the American
whalor. DEM. Cummings, took them mp
and carried them to Bird Island, whence
they were taken to IIobar.town by tho
brig Wolverine. II Is believed the rest
OF the party were all massasrsd. It'll
reported that six vessels have boon cap
turcd BY the natives Of those Islands,
and their crows msssacred.
The U. S. ship Portsmouth arrived at
Honolulu january 3lst.
A committee OF delegates from various
Irish organizations in this city held a
meeting yesterday afternoon ut Irish
American Hall, for the purpose OF max
Ing arrangements for the celebration OF
st. Patriek's Day. Tho convention was
called to order by j. J. Donovan, tenn
porary chairman; N. o. French and j.
+. Day we're elected orator and poet.
The election OF q grand marshal and
finance committee was deferred to next
Sunday.
Al tide Tabernacle on Tyler stroot yes
terday afternoon, n meeting represent
ing most OF the Protestant denomina-
tons, was held to take action with re-
gard to the recent murderous attack ON
a church congregation at Acapulco.
Tho odircc was completely filed. many
persons standing. On motion. Super
visor Roberts was called to the Chair.
Rev. II. N. Hutchinson, pastor OF tho
Protestant Church. at Acapulco, nd
dressed tho meeting a tlength on the con-
dition Of Professionalism in Mexico, and
the circumstances Of tho recent nttack on
his congregation. Resolutions wero
adopted requesting u Government to
co cooperate with that Of Mexico In bring
ing the murderous to Justice, and main.
tanning tho rights guaranteed by the
treaty, and pledgins cooperation with
friends Of civil and religious liberty for
the release Of our countrymen and vic.
tins from the bondage Of fanaucism.
A woman named Wagner disappeared
from homo suddenly. Her husband,
after a short illness. died at Z p. N. On
Thursday. Some time in tho same
night Mrs. Wagner left the house, and
has not been heard Of since. II is sur
missed that sho had quite a sum Of
money, and fears are entertained that
she has been foully dealt with. She
has no relations in the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
Condesuned.

DUBLIN. Fob. l5.-Archbishop Cullen
in q pastoral condemns tho mission Of
the revival preachers. Moody u Sankey.
who says promise salvation Ivy foolish
sensationalism, without requiring re-
pentance.
No Cabinet In France Illness of
GustaSo DOrS.
PARIS, February l5.-No ono to whom
President McMahon has applied to form
u Cabinet will undertake the task until
the Constitutional laws are decided upon.
Gustavo Dore is seriously Ill.
Assaulted by = Fanatic.
LONDON, February l5.-Karl, o blind
German politician, has beon seriously
injured by q fanatic. who assaulted him.
Prison Emeute.
A telegram from Singapore reports q
revolt Of Chinese prisoners In jail there
which was not suppressed until sixty
seven persons were killed aud wounded,
including sixteen wardens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
A SHOT.
yealsusy the Caase-Partisslars Of
the Occurrence.

AZ about las this morning. q China
man was shot in Miller's boarding
house. which Is situated on d street. In
the rear and 10 tho south Of tho Cham
plain House. in Virginia. The circum-
stances Of the shooting were these: The
Chinaman was sleeping in a small dark
apartment of the kitchen. which IL At
ted up With three hunks in the manner
Of q ships steerage. Two OF the hunks,
Only. were occupied. Al the hour nam
ed q pistol shot was hoard by some per.
sons in the house. and in a short time
aitsrward tho Chinaman who occupied
the second bunk. rushed up stairs. APP
psaring greatly agitated and told the in
mates that his partner had been shot.
SO great vas his agitation and so bad
was his English. that II was some time
before be could make himself under
stood. The alarm was given aud the
police officers soon mado their appear
ance, but all the wounded man could
tell them was that the third cook had
| fired the shot. The other Chinaman.
who was occupying the room with him.
did not 500 the man who did the shoot
in.. and knew nothing about tho affair.
The Cause.
Our reporter paid n visit to the prem
isos this morning. and ascertained from
the gentleman conducting the establish.
ment, and from the head cook. the
cause Of the difficulty. II seems that
the wounded man has been employed in
tho house for two weeks NJ second cook.
while the one who shot him has been
ther, for about n week, in the capacity
Of third cook. Some two or three days
ago hard words passed between them,
ON account of some matter connected with
thsir occupation. but they did not come
to blows. Tho head cook, u colored
man. thinks that tho third cook was
jealous Of the second. and wanted his
place. This seems very probable. Yes
terday morning the third cook brought a
man TO work in his stead for a day OF
No, and then left. At night, tho suppo-
sition il, he returned without being no.
ticed. and shot the second cook.
Condition OF th~ Wounded Man.
The ball entered the head immediate
ly back OF tho right ear. DR.. Heath was
called and probsd tho wound, but failed
to find the ball. At ten o'clock this
morning tho man was still conscious.
but il Is doubtful II he survives. He. ~
well rs the balance Of tho Cinnamon EN-
ploysd in the kitchen. was known only
by the namo Of John. lie told our re-
porter this morning that he belonged to
the Yung We Company. He speaks but
very little English. therefore IL wa i'm
possible to obtain his version Of the az.
fair without the aid OF an interpreter.
His assailant is described as being q
young. snail Chinaman. Officer Ivy
left this morning for Carson in search
IL him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
Rine Matsh.


NEW YoRK, Feb. l5.-Major Lesch.
Of the Irish International rife lean. has
written q letter stating that the annual
match for the (all Irsland) or Leach
challenge shield heretofore opsn 70 Irish
clubs only. IL now open 10 Americans
also. but to no other nationality. The
ranges are 1000 and 100 yards. The
shield to remain In the country Of the
winning team until the next match.
shsuld mot Parade.
Rev. Father Ryan, President OF the
Total Abstinence Union Of America, has
written a letter advising that the organ
ization should not take part in parades
on st. Patrick's Day, partly on the
ground OF excessive expense and partly
for the reason that paradss dstract from
tho religious associations Of the day.
Probable Extra Session OF the q. y.
senate.
CmIcAao, February ia Washing
ton special says that Senators generally
admit that there Is now little doubt that
IN extra session will Be called to con.
slider tho Hawaiian treaty. Twenty.
fhres new Senators will then DO sworn
in. aud It Is said that one OF tho polit-
ical purposes Of tho extra session Ia to
compel Cameron Of Wisconsin, Chris
tiancy Of Michigan. and other
so.callod Independent Senators, to de-
fine their political status. "If." the
dispatch says, "thoy shall choose TO act
with spragus. Fonton and schurz, who
call themselves Independent. but don't
attend the Republican caucus. they will
be likely to be assigned very different
positions ON committees than they will
in case they classify themselves as Re-
publisans on tho Philadelphia platform.
News OF the Louisiana Committee.
Specials state that while members Of
the Louisiana Committee. which has re-
turned to Washington. are unwilling 10
give any official statement Of their views
pending consideration OF compromise
movements, It 10 privstely known
that tho Republican members differ
materially with their colleagues Of tho
SUBJ Committee in reference 10 Louisiana
affairs. They say the condition Of
affairs thore 10 terrible. There IL prae-
tically no Government. Kellogg. they
declare. rather weak than wicked. Ho
has no strength. and couldn't main.
tain himself o day II tho troops
were withdrawn. Tho best ele-
ment among the conservatives
favored tho first compromise proposition
which was substantially o proposition
giving tho Conservatives control OF the
Legislature by seating members whose
certificates were withheld by the Re.
turning Board, and allowing Kellogg to
maintain unmolvsted possession Of the
Executive Office. This compromise was
defeated by the action OF Conservatives
lcd by tho Bulstin newspapers aud Others.
Burned To Death.
NEw YoKK, Fob. i5.-Mrs. Wells and
child were burned TO death this morn
ing In u tenement house on East street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

To rHn PsorLE or Coin Hill. SILVER cirr
ASp DArroS:-Byery man, woman and child
In any Of the abeye named place. should know
81 once. that q great want has been supplied by
the opening Of IiEHLiNER'- vsmrrr SroRE,
Main street. Gold llill. opposite the yellow
Jacket once. There every one who wants
them. aud has the money n pay Tor them, can
buy at tho lowest los-lble ozsh raics, the nncsi
posslble assortment Of perfumery, fancy soaps,
bay rum, feather busters, yiollnr, guitars, ban
lee: q null stock VI tho bo-t italian strings,
)cwelry, watches, optical instruments. ladies
trimmings, wofk.boxes. musical and plain pho
toyraph albums, Yankee notions, cutlery. worst
cd, woolsn and knitted goods. Ai.o q large a..
sentiment Of natural human hair, All kinds OF
willow ware, fancy bird cages, saichel.. brack'
cts and ~wall.pockets. Alec . splendid Assort.
nent Of everything ne-dfnl In the stationery
line. school books, lamps. chandeliers, glsHer,
chimneys and Juvenile books. a .plcndid as
portmcnt OF every variety OF fancy toys.
wagons. bedsioads and fancy valentines. A
magnificent stock of chromos and other pic
tnres. Also, particular attention paid to ira
ming pictures, 10 order. New goois, all OF the
beet possible description: Don't forget tho
place Main street, Gold I'LL, opposite the yell
low Jacket once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
A FEW WORDS TO FEEBLE AND
DELICATE WOMEN.


By R. v. Pierce, NJ. D., Of the Worlds
Dispensary, Bafalo, N. Y. SEQ
Knowing that you arc subject TO q
great amount Of suffering. that delicacy
on your part has a strong tendency to
prolong. aud the longer IL ia neglected
the moro you have to endure and the
moro difficult Of cure your case becomes,
!, 81 q physician, who Is daily consulted
by SCORES Of your sex, desire 10 say to
you. that ! ON constantly meeting with
those who have been treated for their
ailments for months without being ben
Gifted In the least, until they have be-
come perfectly discouraged and have al.
most made up their minds TO never take
another dose Of medicine. nor DO tor
tured by any further treatment. They
had rather die and have their suffcrings
ended than to live aud suffer the way
they have. They say they arc worn out
by suffering md are only made worse by
treatment. or anything moro discour.
aging, We certainly cannot conceive, and
wore there no moro successful modes OF
treating such difficulties than that, the
principles OF which teach tho reducing
and depicting OF the vital forces OF the
systenl, when tho Indications dictate tho
reverse Of tho ono adopted for them,
their cases would DO deplorable indeed.
But lady sufferers, thoro is n better and
far morn successful plan OF treatment for
you; ono moro In harmony with the laws
and requirements OF your system. A
harsh. irritating. caustio treatment and
strong medicines will never cure you.
II you would use rational means, such
an common sense should dictate to every
intelligent lady. take such medicines as
embody the very best invigorating ton
les and nervines, compounded with spo-
cial reference TO your delicate system.
Such o happy combination you will find
In my favorito Prescription, which has
received the loudest praise from thou
sands Of your sox. Those languid, tire
some sensations, causing you 10 feel
scarcely ablo to DO ON your foet or ascend
q digit OF stairs, TINT continual drain
that Is aapping from your systems all
your former elasticity, and driving tho
bloom from your cheeks: that continual
strain upon your vital forces that renders
you irritable and %fretful, may oil DO over
como and subduod by a persovering uso
Of that marvellous remedy. Irregular.
ties and distractions 10 tho proper work.
ings OF your systems ars relieved by this
mild and safo means, whilo periodical
pains, tho existence OF which 10 o sure
,n1ioaktoo ~ ..r;nus d;aaa.a that shnuld |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
FRoMsAN %RArAEL,eAL
Nov Railroad Schsme.

SAN RArArI, February 10. Articles
Of incorporation Of q company which
proposes to make railroad connection
between tho town Of Sonoma and dccp
water at San Pablo bay, were filed this
morning. Capital stock 100000. The
road ia TO DO OF the one track pattern.
tho iron TO 10 rolled In San Francisco,
and cars built there. Two steamers
making morning and evening trips will
connect tho road with San Francisco
It is expected to DO in operation by the
coming ith Of July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
P.raosIzs Hoxk IssrlrurIoss.-wh

PArnoSlzx HoNE IssrirurioSs.-what
Is tho uss OF going to Virginia for n
team when you can get n Of the best
turn-outs In tho country at U. q. Num-
dsll's Eclipse livery stable, on Main
street, Gold Hill. None u treliabls teams
are kept by him. Drivers furnished u
required. His terms are reasonable and
his stock large. Horses boarded BY the
day, week or month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15
sTOCK REPORr.
This Msrniux.

wi
This Merniux.
$50 ophir, s., 80. SC. 81. s5x
1850 Mexican, n, ny, nv, IN
ls36 Beet q Bslcher, ", IN. ", b9k
1850 Geald q CARR, .. - b, z7x, ~, AZ.
.'' ':S,ss. %, IS, 100 100 IS, 81. "x. los,
3s5 chollar. Potssi, q. q. a, q. u. 90. q
ioo Hale . Netsross, u, ~. az
40 Crown Psint. ~. IN. %
iis Yellow Jacket. Is, u ~
lm Geld nm Quartz> ava
100 o,.Imsn. v. s0l DO, 81. SIX. % Hs,
SIS klpsa. 10, isx. Is
IS Seq. beleher. W, s1k
90 Justice, %. 97X
80 Sueeor, ., ik
las kentuek. Is, tik
80 California. 81, IN e5o, Sk, "a, Is, Sk,
81. 5tk
10 Empire NH, 81
40 Sierra Nevada. II
I2s Julia,
ITO sliimoro Goa. ~
lie, Imperial. 81, sx rs. s.sb5, o..
as consolisaisa Virginia, 40. as. ass b0
so Lady Brysn,6
100 Ulobe, ~
90 Cs1sdsLcs. II
Ca Union C>n. ~. sk.s
- kniessrsocser. a.
30 caisdssiA. %. -, sOS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15


A SrooEsrIoS several OF our min.
ing superintendent have been growing
lately about paying the bills Of physi-
! clans. who have boon called upon to at
tend miners who have inst with acci-
dents in mines under tho control OF
said superintendent. An excellent snc-
ee.tion has been made by one Of the
| physicians. which We give below: Let
every mining company form an "Acci-
don't Fund" AMI tax tho miners two,
four or six bits per month, ~ may be
deemei necessary; to this proposition
no miner will certainly refuse to acscls.
Then when q miner meets with an acci-
don't. Let him call on whatever physician
he may choose TO ~patrcnize. A large
addition could DO made to this fund
by following tho example OF certain
mining supcrintcndeuts in Colorado. III
a superintendent Is called upon by any
| parties there, who desire to inspect the
mine. and he chooses 10 send his fore
mar through with them. when the tour
has been made, lao (the foremanl polite
Is informs tbs visitors thst there ID In
existence at tho mine, "a fund called the
49,, r.. ,h., s,,achs.
OF tho company. who occupy the time Of
the employees and who interfere with
their work, to subscribe a small amount
to the fund. This hint is invariably
acted upon. by the siehs-seers. without
= mnrmur.
krLLkp HiMssLr.-festcrday after
noon, between : and j O'Clock TWO
horses, belonging TO mol BARK OF .ah'
fornia. were taken into the yaru OF INC
stable on the Divide. for tho purpose OF
watering them. when they made n bold
dash in the direction Of Geld Hill. One
Of them far outran the other in his race
for liberty. and came tearing down Main
street al a l:50 gait. Ho passed through
like a streak Of greaSed lightning; but
when he reach Fox's scales, below the
Crown Point Office. he fell all In q heap;
and turning a sumersault, struck
against the heavy i61iG post just south
OF them; and although the pos, was
buried four feet in the ground. the force
OF the conclusion was 80 great u a IL
Va @aSs",.I. 7, - sr,no.sJ that
b.for. bs fsll hc dislocated his hip, and
in 80 doing. an internal blood vessel was
rupiured. The other horse was caught.
scHooL NArrEHs.--Twenty.hVe sehoi-
ars. in the Gold Hill Public School,
under tho direction Of Professor James.
- r.. ,uouo,., ,rom An. Inter.
M" g.
mediate Department. 10 'n'
School, n a NUMBER OF o'heis nav
oeen e'e,a..a Th;s 10. hon
,iana a. more fully saualizo the propor.
ton Of scholars to 10 instructed by the
several teachers employed l the school
-, There . considerable taiE IN shs
boari oil sehoo, trpsIsss' you o'. ~.
ing nov sehooi mouse. nopy ho
matte, wiii no. emu IA mr..
fully decided upon IN 'ne n,nsaa" ~
fore long, a. a., n.aS.d in
this town. tho present schools being
overcrowded.
Apour Tows.-Ths thermometer in
a;.a,.,, A l,yress in the shade OH Main
,-. p;.,..,.,,..,
street NJ =. n, o,
Is oe,ns olearea ., sn'w ~ mi : Lone
n.nd,.J sho,.l Tn: .luppish. sloppy
slime, slowly wepds its weary way from
the top Of the NIL towards silver ui.y.
.... The railroad track mas nov oye1
tho - as,;,s IN i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-15

ntus rotxrs. = Lsres-slE delicious bi
morning al Tom Hsdton's eeiebn.ed Eating
stand. Palace Saloon, Virginia City. Also oil
kinds OF fsh, spring chicken, porter houss
steaks and everything elss eraved By The inner
man. tIefron's dinner combinations are .
marvel Of gastrononiA akin. il