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MEDICAL.
nR W. g. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 900 Sc. Charles stree
Between Clio and Calliope.
Slate at Geo. A. Fosdick Co.'s Al Carondclet s1rass
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED IA
At homo from to A. NJ and to7P.M. n
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COMMERCIAL.

0IyIOE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Thursday Evening. July Is. 1875.
Oo1ToN-The sales to-day were confined to
~ bales, at prices requiring no change in our
QUOTATIONS.. We give also the figures and re-
port OF the Exchange, in full, as below:
AHkRIoAN gTANDA1D OF oI.AssrYroAr1ox.
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Provisions.
500 BBns Original louisville MESS PORK:
100 bbls Prime Mess and Family MESS PORK.
so bbls RUMP PORK.
Is hal. bbls Family MESS PORK.
25 casks CLEAR BACON SIDES
25 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
Is tierces S. C. HAMS
500 buckets Francis Whitaker e. Sons Choice
LEAF LARD.
Arriving and in store, for sale by
E. X. CONVERSE,
je24 lot "a Magazine street.
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Teeth i!

Ieeth! Teeth
6RkA1 REDUCTION,
$SO-Geld and Platinum Sets-930,
Usual charge 800.
&1O-Alum1n1um and Other Materiale-1lk,
Usual charge $50
92-Gold FiiIinss-02.
Usual charge U.s.
$1-6tlver, Amalgam and GuiIlois CIemsua
Filinss-&l. Usual charge g.
DIR. G.. A. TANGO RE-.
15S st. Joseph ST.. bet. Camp and st. Charles
New Orleans L.,
Oners to Insert Sets of TEETH at the above peien,
with or without the extraction of the roots
Warrants the purity Of all Matsrials e also e.
hitting Of Plates stability and duration Of 6llina1
- If paid the highest prices
Extracti0ns and other operations perhorm>A -
means Of an@sthetic agente.
Toothache cured instantaneously
Consultation gratis. isls IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
-InreErAxT DEvELernExr.

The good mining developments aro
not all confined TO tho north end Of the
Cornstock by any means. but the Gold
Hill portion Of tho great lead bids fair
to also make a good showing. sven
IL IL does not keep pace with
tho big BONANZA. The long eontin-
ned and we'll directed prospecting
operations Of the Globe Consolidated
Mining Company vere rewarded pm FIJI
day and Saturday last BY tho west drift
running into u ane, large ledge Of splen-
did quartz which. gives excellent assays
in gold and silver. Thu face Of the
drift IL fairly into Il. and IL is evidently
q large ledge. II IL situated l,l2i feet
west of tho shaft. and 10 tapped BY the
drift al . depth Of o0O feet below tho
surface. Thai 10 IL considered . very
important development IL shown BY the
fsct that the stock has jumped to over
doabls its recent price. II IL tho prop
osiisn OF the company 10 increase their
capital stock forthwith. and ~ soon a.
possible commence the erection Of new
and powerful pumping and hosting ma
clinery. feeling nov assured Of havinga
good and valuable mino.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
sreulss mi MINES.

49, s - 100000 - -
A. ncn ~ important ore oevsscp-
nsnts mads q the l6oo-footlsvdl Of ths
Ophir. by moan Of = din .s.s srou A.
ho..on ~ Az. ro,,h -;,,. ~. -.
s''A
n'a'y uPvafu puAn to tue STOCK mar
kst since Saturday. II II said 10 b
the most significant md really
importapt ore d-sv.lornsnt mall
In thst m;nc Tor rrr,h., ~
vearx' and ths -ors.ts.t sxpect.tior. ara
iusalv inaulc,S IN v;sh rs.,,6 a M
Esxic.n stocS -. n @stropsiv. A shsi
nina h NOR, thsn liielv 10 III IN ~
GOOD fortune Of ~ nsv dsvslepmsnt.
Fhs C-onsoBdstsa yirgiri. O. IN Rstur.
dav DECLARED thsir nromissa diviaspd NJ
am - .h.,s IN ~. OH ~. scrsito
a. on me nav .-rc,.cst;nc An osc' oOO,
beino The iarc.st Siyidsnd aver dscisred
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
An IdyI Of a Stone lug.
lrssn III. 81. LouI, Republican J


Mrs. Smith. who hives on Olive street.
Il troubled with cold fost. nv is also Sir.
Smith, and not for the world could we
reveal the number Of the Smiths house
not that any such little personal po-
culiarity is d~isgracciul. but because on
general principles. tho domestic circle
should not be ruihlessly invaded. Eay-
ing cold foet, Mrs. Smith devised u
remedy, and resolved when tho recent
frigid spell Of weather came on. that she
aud her lord should dream tho happy
hours Of night away regardless Of tho
temperature. She got n two.gallon jug
and filled Il with warm water and tucked
Il in al tho foot Of tho bed. II proved
nm admirable thing, and neither Mrs.
Smith MOI Mr.. Smith woro troubled
with cold foot for several nights. In
fact, oil would probably have gone well
10 the end had Il not boon for tho mis-
enblo obtusencss OF the servant girl.
The servant girl had never become fully
acquainted with the properties OF steam.
and one day last week she heated the
water too much. The cork OF tho jug
was driven In ns far ~ IL would so. aud
then the Jug was set upon the stovO,
and whom tho water began 10 boil was
carried up stnim and placed beneath the
clothes at the foot Of tho bod where Mr..
and Mrs. Smith were already ensccnced.
The husband and VITO cuddlcd their feet
against the jug and were happy-it was 50
80 ..l Al. k.I .r.. 40 ,nll Auaxt
aloep was just about casting its mantle
DER the couple. no to speak. when there
came suddenly from tho. foot o! tho bed
q report like that Of q shotgun, aud Mrs.
Smith, hit with awful force by tho cork
Of tho Jug. leaped% screaming 70 the floor.
shrisking for the police. Almost at tho
samo instant Smith himself was nearly
killed. A volume OF hot water struck
him fairly. then. rnking up his baci;,
literally plowed q Gcalding furrow
through tho skin. His yells ~ he
bounded from bed wcro fearful. aud n
parting squirt from tho jug, which left
his LEG parboiled. brought forth even moro
hideous sounds. Tho Smiths capersd
around the room In CONSERVATION and
agony, until tho girl came running in
with q lamp and surveyed the ruin she
had wrought by getting too much steam
In q Jug. Finally the Smiths retired
again, all bound up In cotton batting
and sweet oil, but tho jug WA smashed
by Smith In his feroo wrath, AMI since
tho night Of the fearful catastrophe cold
feet have been mado o specially in TIM.
family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
Sending Parcels BY Mail.

BY tho operation Of q lato law tho
Posiofhce Department has supplanted
in q degree the express companies M
carriers Of small parcels. Under this
law there may be sent through the
mails at tho rate OF two csnts for every
four ounces or fraction thereof, not
above four pounds In weight. In add.
ton 10 engrsyings, seed bulbs, and all
other articles which arc not from their
form and nature liable TO destroy. de-
face, or otherwise injure the mail bag
or the person Of anyone engaged In the
postal service. All liquids, poisons.
glass, explosive materials and opecene
books wero excluded. This opened the
mails to the reception Of q vast guam
tity OF small packages which were TO be
conveyed from n part Of tho country
10 the other. and insured for such par
cells prompt dispatch to the remotest
part Of the United Staies Of . charge Of
but one cent for each two ounces or
fraction thereof.
In sending packages OF this descrip-
ton Il must DO observed that the law
directs that all packages must b %
wrapped, with open sides or ends that
their contents may 30 readily and thor.
oughly examined BY the postal clerks
without despoiling their Wrappers. No
writing il permitted except tho addrsss
Of destination, and to enclose or conceal
u letter, or write or print anything upon
. Newspaper or other matter enclosed a.
q merchandise package subjects the
sender 10 prosecution and hne. II II Is
necessary 70 break or tear . wrapper,
lst.or rates arc 10 b collected on pack
ages 50 wrapped when they are deliv'
cred.
From q New York paper Of q recent
date va notice that u appears by the re-
turns Of tho Postofico Department that
there were sent through tho mails. from
fifty Of the leading cities Of the United
States. during four weeks Of December.
1874. 225. 73S pounds. aud that during
the same time, at tho New York Office
alone. the number Of pieces was 85.05i.
Weighing 8 COOS pounds. This may b
taken a. q good average months work,
20 that In tho course Of the year nearly
COO. 900 pounds Of this class Of matter
will b sent from tho ofios In that city.
The result Of this patronage Of the
mails has been q corresponding loss to
the express companies. who are now
said 10 be e~ndsavoring 70 secure the TO
peal Of the law. Such q movement Is
likely to be met with warm opposition.
q the success Of II would secure 70 the
express companies . monopoly Of the
businsss.-S. y. Liah~g and SckNise
Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES
,,saA. 70 fai eolD unl DA,Lr ksv,,
FROM GAN FRAMcisco
sksisssu 81 . MissinH Man fcund
and Idsastnsd-saiied fer the
Samoan IsIAnds.


-
San FRANcrsoo, March =, 1880 r. NJ
On Friday last a sksleton was found in
one Of the canyons near Saucslito.
Among the bones was round a large
American watch with tho inscription
"F. O. TO G. b." which led to the
Identification Of tho skeleton. II was
Brought to this city aud recognized BY a
gentleman as having belonged to one
Geo. Bramstsns. who mystoriously dis.
appeared six years ago. lie was In tho
employ Of E. Cutting & Co., who Pc
scented the witch 10 him Us a token OF
esteem. no having been in their m
ploy II years. At tho time Of his dis
appearance he was preparing to return
70 England. his native country. and had
o snug sum Of money in tho banl, which
wa taken In charge by his friends. Ad.
vertissmonts wcro inserted in tho papers
Of his disappearance, but I no vail. Tie
Coroner Of Marin county will hold m
inquest on Tuesday. tho 9th, over the
remains.
Tho schooner yacht, Peerless. sailed
for Honolulu and the Samoan Islands.
having on board a Samoan Princess
and Mr.. Lairobo. private secretary OF
Col. steinborger, U. s. Commissioner
TO tho Samoan Islands. Col. Stoin-
berger left with King Kalakaua on tho
U. 8. steamship Pensacola. lilo may
proceed on tho anne vessel to tlis
Somoan group. Thu Peerless viii
probably DO present TO tho King Of
the Samoan Island. and interes, Ia at
taOhed to her departure in view Of the
probability Of her close connection with
the project for annexation otthe Islands.
The p. NJ. 3. =. Company's steamer.
Colima. sailed ut noon to-day for Pana.
ma. via Acapulco and Punta Arena, car
ryins ~ passenscn-3a cab%in-s2i,lo 100
In treasure and Gil tons mdsc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

Dssshsr~Tilssa -Aneshsr Liak IN
shs Chaia areusA Dsssaaane.
NEw Yoax. March 6.-0n Friday
night - Deacon Ovington was getting
ready 70 g 10 Europe. . clerk frou
Morris & Pearls ofies served him With
. subpons 70 produce two lsttsp thai
we're written on Friday night. July 10th
one sent 70 Monroe place. whore The
Plymouth Church investigating Com
mittss were in session. and the other to
to Mrs.. Tlton at her house In Living
ston street. Early the nsxt day,
0vington assured sx-Judge Fullerton
that II any lsttsrs bad boon written
his wife wrote them and that she would
respond TO the subp0nas and he was al
lowed to 90 away TO Europe. and bill
wife u to b subp@ned. The fact thai
the letters were sent wa discovered
through . search Of tho books Of the
American District Telegraph Company
Tilton told his counsel that Il was biz
greatest puzzle to know Why Elizabeth
vas 90 transformed In tvsnty.foul
hours, because he had left her a
homo quite happy when hs went
to the committee. and had found he,
sleeping whom no returned and was
awakened MOTT morning BY her farewell
words. He told his counsel Of hil
dilemma. and after every sort Of reason
ing they concluded to search the book,
Of the American District Telegraph Com
pany. They fouudt that on Friday night
. note had boon sent 10 STORES, at IS
Monroe Place. and an answsr obtained.
and ono sent TO Mrs. Tilton.
James Redpash's Gard.
James Redpath publishes q card say
Ing. "Tilton did not send me the orig
inal manuscript Of his True Story 70
have II surrspitiously publishsk In New
England. ] never had the utmost In
tsntion Of publishing II. I have not
been summoned a. q witnesa for do
Tense. When Morris said In his open
ing speech that I acted - Bsechsr'a
agent to get my friend Frank Moulton
out Of the case. he stated what no can-
notprovs. because IL Is mot truo that I
acted without Bsechsr's knowledge"
A False Aiara-Piynsuth Church
AesesstenA.
Grape on the door and bell-knob Of
tho residence Of Jeffry. the juror. who
was sick on Thursday. caused q commo-
ton among those who deplors any inter
ruption Of the scandal. but inquiry
showed II vas Mr.. Plant. q boarder. who
died Of chronic neuralgia. Jeffry 10 per-
fectly we'll. Dsecher received fourteen
new members into Plymouth Church
yesterday. He closed the benodiction
with tho words, "tGrace. mercy and
peace DO with you ALL"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

TEE Cumns CosvIcn At SAN ouEx.
rrx.-Thsrs ars about 200 Cinnamon In
the State Prison At San Quentin. They
chafe very little under prison restraint
and enjoy excellent health. They per-
form tasks willingly and are eager. from
selfish motives, Of course, 70 learn al
they can both In shop and school. Man
ufacturor have found contracts for the
labor Of tho Chinese convicts very pro-
ftable. The Chinese wsrk In the laun-
dry, tho cooking department., In the
wagon, harness and boot and shos shops
and In The furniture factory. home Of
those beautifully inlaid boxes. In which
the difIsrsnt colored woeda arc 20 cum
ninely dovstailsd that The shadss blend
a. II Touched by an artists hrush. are
The work Of Chinese eonvicts. Tine
sssms 10 b Of no value 70 than. and
they are such fatalists that whatever be-
falls them u taken - thstr luck. and
they Do mot murmur. however hard their
fats may bs.-S. y. Bxuah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

PERSONAL. G. corbaley, r,p-
resentative Of the house Of A. l.. Ban.
croft & Co., San Francisco. the woli
known booksellers, slationcrs. publish
ers, etc.. called on us to-day. lie il
on q visit to the Comstock range on
business for tho house he represents.
aud rather likes the aspoc, OF things
In this section 10 far Us ho has soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
MI.y.

Who may he sGncribg ffum the o~frecisof youth.
ll lolilas or indlscfti.on. viii do we'll 20 avail
themselves of this. the gi.stcrt boon ever isid
u lie altar % suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
NbY viii gisFantcc 20 forfeit i've hundred dol
L. for ever case OF seminal weakness %. pH.
va'c dlsoas5 Many kind or casfseller which he
undertakes and fails 10 ciTu. lie would. there
for, say to the unfortunate sufferer wh0 may
fcs4 this notice. that you are treallng upon
csngefols groggJ whcl Jon longer delay la
seeking the proper remedy for yUuf complaint.
yua may he In The fret stage remeinbcr, you
are approaching the last. II yen are bordering
upon the las;. and arc rrncring SOME az az OF
liz evil effects. remember that n you obstinate
ly persist IA REPRESENTATION. the TIME must
come when the most skilliai physician can rem
,,rr Won no assi.,ancc, when The doors Of hope
wilt be closed against you when no an-c. VI
merry can bring you relief. In 10 case has the
Doctor failed ~ success. Then let not ie,rsir
work Itself lpOn yo1T Imagination. bat avail
yours,if 81 the beneficial results Of his treat.
ment before your cssc Il beyond the reach Of
medical skiil. or before grim death tlrlics yor
10 a prenlatufp effNe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
,%,rppLn.,eRD \

Tiefc are many % the are Of thirty 10 si,ty
who arr ifoablcd with loo irclucnt eyacnAt'oi.
Of The bladder, o1cn accompanied by q slighi
smariing or banning sensation. and a wcakei.'
Ing vi IN system IN a manner the pail,ai can.
not account for on cxaiali.ng The urinary dc.
posi,- q RORY sediment VII often be found, and
-oinrtimcs small particles ~ alhuuen VIII ap
pcag. or 'hc color win bc ~ 4 ihin AID milsisL.
hue. s-s.n changing 10 \ dark and torpIi 40.
praraurr There afv many men who die 81 this
1lriculy. iguofsni " the cause. which II the
-ccnld stage 81 rcmlngl soakncfs, DR.. ;. will
guarantee 4 %,rffioct cute in all srch casos, and
4 healthy fcriui tilon of The reniio urinary or.
ggn-.
y. B.-oniy nm interview rcquirei IN ma
iOflty % eases. balance ~ treatment eau he
condgc'ci ~ hon, without Interruption ~
business. Nc case trea,vl wllaOlt 4 po.sOual
interview and proper cNanlretiOn. uilcc
hour.-iO TO l.. ~ 3. ani Ttos Sunday.
to I >. y. unly. consuliaiiun frre Exlmlns-
ton srd advice. IS. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

rte Pepe Ksssys l'slitieal strategy.
LONDON, March ga Berlin dispatch
says the Pope has permitted the Aus
TRAN Bishops to comply with tho law
which requires that the authorities be
notified Of the names Of priests up.
pointed 10 liviugs. This II considered
in Berlin a. evidence that the Pope ID
aetuated by political motives, y the
rssistancs Of Prussian Bishops which
he encourages to a similar law. Is the
principal cause Of the recent trouble
With tho Catholic Church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

To riE i'roriE ~ GoiD iIri, sIL,sR Ciry
M DArroS;-ryery mar. woman and child
In any nj the above NAMED placcs shoall know
AZ once. TIA; a great want has been supplied BY
the opening ~ lirnLiNuis VAurrr SroHH,
Main street. Gold lin, opposite The Yellow
Jacket 0fiec. There Cvey one who wants
them. and hiss ihe mon,Y ~ pay ior them, can
buy NJ tic lowest possible cash fates. The ntcfi
po-.ihl. 1ssurrnrri ~ psrfgmcry, iancy soaps,
hay run. feather das'eTr. yiolir-, cuiisrs. han
Jos, a lgl. stock ni the beet ItaAau strings.
~lcwclry. watches. optical Instruments. ladies
trimmlig.s. wOlk.hONcG. mrsici. gnt plain pho.
tu-rarh iburs, Yankee notions, cutlery. vorst.
eli, woc.sn and knitted goods. Also n large a..
sortmcni ~ natural human hair. Al kinds 81
willow waw. arry bird rsge-, sa,ehtl-. hfack.
cts aud wall-pockets. Al.O 4 splendid assort.
msnt " everything ncc,ml IN the stationery
line. Sclicai Npotr. lamps, Chandeliers, gio1es.
chimney and juvenile n'0k-. AFpl,ndsi -.
,orsment ol rysry yaIle'y ~ fancy toys
wagons. bcdsicads aud isrry valentines. \
magnificent F;o.k II chrrrrO- and other pie
iufcs. Also. giFl-.'gf d"enfia paid tn IN.
mirg rlc;u'eei 10 order. Nov gocts, al q uhJ
beet possible description D3u't ipsgt, the
pacc- 'lain stroct, Gold Hi. opposite the yell
low Jacket sficc.
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b. wn,r N Trrr -conmmp,iou !. +. dl.

ssase that the victims seldom believe In until
u 10 too late. his orc OF the surcst symp.
tome o. the malsdy. for the patient 10 insisi
that tho cough ''amsuuts to nut ing that
there 10 no danger. Beware OF this fatal ere
daily. stop the cough before II reaches 2
fatal point, with that moet wonderful o. ~
pulmenies. Hsle's Honey Of ItoaIhoand and
Tar. Even when bali tho lnns- are gone u
may savo the other half and pgolon: lie.
Pixies roothache Drops cure In one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
IxsunAscs.-Thc Now York lac in.aianec

iNsuhAhCs.-The New York Life Insurance
company-one OF the oldest and most reliable
OF the leading purely mutual SomI,anlss -hsl
Just opened an ofiee 10 Naryo haildlng. VII
.ihla City, Nevada. This j. 10 be thslf prln'
eipal 0enersl Agency once Of the I'sells
Coast, W. n. Crane teneral Agent. a Policy
10 this COMPANY Ia all men mnst die, a;sh'
lsss family, and VIC think II the duty ofan men
TO Insure against either q povcrty-stricken Old
age. OF the destitutiou Of dependents In case u
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FROM PORTLAND, OR,
Repaired IN, nailed.

PORTLAND. March s.--Tho steering
gssr OF the steamer Ajax has been TO
paired sufficiently TO enable the steamer
10 reach San Francisco. Sho sails lo-
day with a light cargo and no passcn-
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rnME ANn mad A

II matters not wba, yonr trouble hay be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
will cos, you nothing for cons llfaiion, 70 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether ttr Doctor
underStAuds your case. n he can cure you he
will tell you 80; II NOT, he will coy 80. sOr he
will no, undertake n cure aalcss he II confident
ul ais. fiur f.g same.
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50 So. Bslehsf, %
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80 kmptrs MI. ~
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M o.smss, y, Is ~. ~ -. ssx bso. n bo
SO Imperial, 3 7y. N
so Geld mn Quartx, sN.a
On Sierra Nevada. IAN. ~. Is bSo lax. il,s
iIs Caledonia ~. 3pf
80 BAitimors Gee. e,sk. ~
SO Islisv jacket, u. ~ q. 70 bSo sik.
4ios csIiissnla. ssx. O. @ ., . ~, q, sax,
ssx.s q s,x bio. Ssk
10 Crown fv.ut, q, lsk,
~ CsnAdenes. lI4
40 coasoI,s.lsd Virginia. ss,x, ss. &s1x,
1880 ubbe, AZ. .. *. N
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Iu,, RrAnr un-IIarm.n nrolh.r. aya Iu.I

Jusr READ rnis.- iieyman Brothers haveju
q Taylor strceis. They offer everj thinl
necessary Tor fnmlshlpg hvurre. cheaper than
any house this eide OF San Francisco. They
keep constsutly on hand . largo stock OF fnrni.
turs. bedding. carpets. croekrry, giass and
plated wan. Give them . call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

nEAIrH. The poor man's riches. The rich
mans bliss. 10 fosnd In Ayers Medicines. amer
ffuitless search among other rcmedies. A
word 70 The wise is sufficient
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08
DR.A D. ~spINNEY,.p.
Has Remoted 10 No. iss Iseuth G.

Street. virginIa. opposite chatupAin lIousc,
Dr. spinney. well known flioas,out the
cvartry ~ Z ps:holorisi srd Psychologist,
whose successful treatment of cefiaIn phy -ieal
disabilities ard functional itrnge rncnis dc
seFysily erlltls him TO the familiar. rcogni.
'ior Of tho CHEAT SPECIALIST, would re.
specially iGfofin the citizens. Of Vifg'niG CITY
and vicinity that HE incr~ssliss patronage DC.
fuahding mofv euulmodlsus apartments, he has
removed 20 HE new oflce. No. IS SostL y
street, virainla, seven doors north Of the
French Drug Store, where no win DO pleased
10 eoneuIt with all, thus giving invaiids an on.
p%0Ftunlty Of Kidding thomteiyc-. through his
prcfes sionai agency. OF snch constitutions An
hoyances aud ailments a. he claims 70 compass
AMI 10 cure. Without catering Into biogrsph.
ical details. II II sufficient to simply prfnui'
gate the fact that Dir. spiSNEf'S earliest
reputation may 10 traced back 10 his inaugu.
ration and conduct OF the Montreal Canada
Has) Medical Institute. The regime OF the
Engii-h Pharmaceutical Colleges l. gaugcd by
an elevated STANDARD An extended cype,lcnto
az. an sssidaars study Of tie varied phascs
of dleease enables HIN to guarantee assurances
Of success In the eradication OF the muli,fvrm
chronic affections incident to both soxes. such
a. Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality.
Youthful Exc.sscs, Narrlalc iniredlmcnts,
aud CLfua.c diseases generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-08

Blue poisrs. = Large sls'd. delicious hi
waves. ffcsh ffom the sea, tan nc had ever,
morning At ron iIciirOl'- celehraicd fiilii,
siani. ralacc Saloon, virginia cliy. hl-o ell
kinds az fish, spring chicken. potter house
sicsks AMI everything che cfayed hy the inner
nAa iiripn's dinner coinlirsiiDns are =
mxrcl NJ gaatmrngric ssill. II