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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-05-17

DR.. VIM. w. Hall, editor of Halls Journal
Of Health, fell In At in the street in New
York Wednesday night, and expired in few
minutes. DR.. Hall was 63 years old. The
cause Of his death is not known.
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One thousand dollars reward is offered for
the murderer of Jacob Young. at Philips
burg $500 by the State ants5o0 blythe fam
ily.
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DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

ANENT,S 70 subscribersin one day Best literary
AOGN 10 paper Only $50 year. Three $40
chromos free. MUNYON 4 SP0NSLER, Pubs, Phila.,
Pa. May ~, 1S76.-4w.
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NOTICE.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of
~ the Stockholders of the Lambertville Gas Light
Company will be held at the office of the Secretary in
Lambertvilie, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of MAY
inst at ~ o'clock p. NJ Tor the election of directors
for the transaction of such other business as
properly come before It,
CHas. A. sKILLNAs, sse'y.
May 5, is7s-lt.
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1T PAYS

small capital, to in our line of business
ROOFING IS SPECIALITY. There is no one in
Your county who carries the business. You can
earn II 10 one week by studying ourfnstructies which
we send TO all who ask for Them ANY man having 500
capital to start with purchase enough material to
roof three ordinary hoases. The sum realized from
sale and profit on this supply added the regular pay
for labor as Rooer sh0d amount less than 5000
An expert ma could easily do the work in nine work
ing days. Two persons Of small means can join TO-
gether to advantage; canvassng while the other
attends to the work Send for of Instructions
Gree II you write at oncc) and study IT, Ask for terms
IT you unable to advance the money present the
matter TO the pracpal sorekeeper in your place and
talk it over with him. He will be glad to furnish the
stock and divide the profit with you We will cuaran
tee the territory to the rst responsible applicant Adj
dress n y. SLATE ROOFING CO.. Limited, Cedar St.
N. ", and mention. A. 26 4w
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Liquor-selling in Farmount Park promises
to make good aeal Of trouble.
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Pennington N. J.

regard the work entitled, Our First Century" adj
mrahle, both plan and execution, aud consider it
most valuable coRtribatioh TO American Literature.
M3-ft CHAS. W. BUM
Prin. Lambertyile Pub. Schools.
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February 18th, 1876
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UNDERTAKING!

The undersigned takes this method of nfernong the
citizens of Iambery and vicinity that he has started
in the Undertaking business, In Mathews Building
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
Poor Carlotta.

The Paris correspondent Of the Boston
.Saturday Ga,.ns says /: "Ths Empress Car
iotts. widow Of Macmillan Of Mexico. wa,
thrown into . violent paroxysm Of frenzy
by the recent excessive heat. Reports
from all our insane asylums state that the
greatest trouble has been given In all OF
them by the effect Of the unusually high
temperature upon the lunAtics In them.
Tho Empress CartottA darted forth from
Laecken Palace, near Brussels. one Of the
hottest DAYS Of the last fortnight. and ran
about the park In . state Of fury which
nothing could calm. The voice Of her
most loved attendant had not the slightest
effect on her. She screamed she never
would enter the prison 1.-THE palAce) again.
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=. co DOWN

The following dispatch from New
York under date Of October i0th ID
significant. We believe il !; the nrsi
record In the history Of the country Of q
political club hauling down Ito banner
In the very crisis Of the campaign. and
going over to the opposition. Evidently
the cause Of "Tildsn aud Reform is
becoming decidedly weak. even In
New York city. the stronghold Of De-
.scrsey in the Forth.
Early last evening Q largo crowd gath
cred In and around the Mersel House. At
the corner Of Bleecher and Sullivan streets.
the headquarters Of the late Fifteenth
Ward Tildsn and Hendricks Club-many
out Of curiosity. hut by far the greater
number anxious 10 take part In the change
Of the banner Of the Club. Al the time
arranged everything Va. ready for placing
the new banner. bearing the name Of
Hayes and Wheeler, across the street,
vksn 10 vas discovered that tho pulley
lines and s~tay-ropes had been cut. This
vas soon remsdied and when the new net
ting Wa placed aeross the street 10 was
grcsted With continued cheering"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
poluu III. Centennial In One Day.

Fntbusiutic Philsdslphians. Speaking
70 4 friend from the rural districts
"Hsve o been 10 the Centennial. and
what do you think Of ~" =,
aYes: rs magnificent wsnt All
through II yesterday. and saw svery'n'ns'
rs big show" A.
"Then you saw the $4,000 set Of dia-
monds beauties. amt thcyr"
"Lsm'me see they are In hson,nory
Hall, sin't theyf Yes, / remember them /;
tbey're very nico. but I ain't much on
things Of that kind ; I like machinery oe'-
ter"
"AhI Then you must have been pleas
ed with the immense Corliss engineI
III don't exactly remember 1t, on; yes
do: n was in the women's Pavilion.
Yer, ips . mighty hne thing"
"My friend, I guess you \ saw
thing, little differently. But tell me,
what do you really regard asthe best thing
In the Exposition" ,,-
"Wsli, I think : tho cheese Of Paris Ia
about the best To my notion" :.
"You mean the 'Biege Of Paris don't
your"
thought Il got it, name from that" 49,.
"0h. q siisht mistake. What else did
you sse 10 admiref"
"Hsaps Of things; the fve-lsggsd calf.
the two-ieggsd horse. tho"
"You have employed ysur time very
proatably, and will DO able TO tell your
friends ali about H." interrupted the Phil
adelphian. q no bid his rural friend .
hasty goodbye. And tho man. 90 the
story runs. went back 70 Bucks county
and told his wondering nsighbors how
he had done tho Exposition In q day.
-. r.. T., 10 WasAisgfoa GroHieis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

To NEW YoRx roR A JoKl.-Yesterday {
well-dressed and gentlemanly person, Whose
clothes needed brushing. entered n oil
tho railroad Offices and offered for sale 9
ticket to New York. His clothes wsre oil
good quality. but his tie had slipped . liz
tie TO one side. and his silk hat had been
brushed the wrong way. lie wanted "a
sell his ticket at any price. and wa %
anxious about II that suspicion was aroused
and inquiry instituted. Then his story
was uniolded ~ follows: He lived In
Cincinnati. and tho night before no and
tho boys had been celebrating the Centen.
niAl by the glass. They had been very
festive, till this man Lost his wonted friski.
meas and became irresponsible, even for
himself. The others. TO play . Joke. pur-
chased him . ticket 10 New York and then
shipped him. by the time Cleveland wa
reached he had sobered enough TO recall
tho fun and desired 70 90 home, and 70
WAS trying 10 sell his ticket 1t any price 10
get back again.-Cyeeiand Hsruia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
NEVADA ITEMS.

On last Tuesday night W. ". Morton
had = sorrel horse valued at SEQ, . saddl'
worth $40 and . pistol worth $40 stoler
from his ranch two miles south Of Reno
The parties are suspected. and some sighl
or ten men have gone out with Bherif
Jones and Constable Barlow In search Of
the robbers.
The White Pine County Jail IL without
. tenant. The next customer that gets In
will have . big Job before him. ~ thu
County Commissioners have just had the
Court.house winters wood put In. and the
next prisoner put In Jail will have 10 saw
itand pack Il In.
The NAyaiA .Jousnai Of this morning
says:
Old Mount Roso. whose lofty head tower
10 the sky and whose bleak sides stand oui
In the azure blue Of heaven. has received
the first installment Of his Winter cover
ing.
+. Blonncrhassstt and J. @. Hagcrman,
Democratic candidates for Presidential
Electors, will address the people Of Reno
On Monday evening.
The government Of Humboldt, says the
winncmncca Register. costs nearly $40 per
annum for every man, woman and child In
the county.
The Hebrews Of EUREKA held their frs,
annual ball on Wednesday evening. Nwls
. grand Affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
AdoIphus Walt, Fined 5000.

In the United States District Court yes
terday. says the Carson Appeal Of thi,
morning. Adolphus Waltz was fined 500
- the penalty for the committing OF OH.
cial s1tortion OF which he was lately found
guilty. Our impression 10 that Waltz. II
he erred at all. erred under what he be.
lievsd TO be good sdvice and that he did
not knowingly commit . wrong. We sus-
pect that Judge Hillyer entertained some
such views ~ this. and for that reason i'm.
posed this comparatively light fne. THE
extreme penalty IL $500 or one years i'm
prisonment.) Al Washington Mr.. Waltz
oesfs the reputation Of being the most CO.
pabie Land Register in the entire service
-tne most capable and efficient. We con-
sI,suiAts him that his troubles are ended
nnd mai the penalty imposed Il 20 light.
He paid the hns yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
THE "rIDAL WAVE. RkcEDEs.

Further returns from Indiana more
than confirm the most ardent sxpscta-
lions Of the Republicans. The fight.
from . national point Of view. instead
Of proving . close one. - va aniiei-
pstsd. has resulted in . weeping Re-
publican victory. We have gained Ave
Csngrssmsa. which o gives n ten
RsBublisass 70 three Democrats in the
nssional House Of Representatives. In
the present House thsrs NJ eight Demo-
Gratis and butAvs Republicans. This fact
alone wss sufficient 70 shev tAsa the
State would 20 Republican In NovsaSsr.
The men Who vote for Republican Con-
srsssnsn n not going 70 vsss for .
Democratic President 70 balk the ssts Of
their representatives. This should b
apparent 70 the dallss. sonpssAsnsios.
Bat - AGures speak louder than words
In political matters. here are Q few sta
tistes for our Democratic friends. Who
ere claiming Indiana. 70 mediate upon.
Ths fnt three Congressional distnets
have sven the Democrats . majority Of
1000. according 10 our mornings dis
patches. In 1874 the ssns districts gave
the Democrats . majority Of 9.s62.
This shows net loss 70 the Democrats
10 tAess districts alone Of 2.s62 during
the Lest two years Of Confederate ere
form"
This is bad enough considering how
ass tidal wave vas to Gov ; bat worss
is 10 tell. The Republican majority for
Consrsssnsn throughout the STATE IL
nov known to b i.4si. and the figures
~ aill rising. Az the Democratic ma
issi9 on their three Congrsssnsn 10 but
7.ooe. the STATE Of Indiana has gone Re
publican ON the national question.
which IL all We ssrs about In the Pred
dsnl'si year. BY ct lead Ash.
And nov sonss The worst. Let Demo-
ssis editors read. ponder. and revise
uhsir auurs. The Republican majority
isnsarly four times that Of Hendricks in
1873. Bot In is7A the Democrats. With
"Hsforn " in thar head. did better for
thdr Consrsssmsn than they had done
for Hendhcks. They elected them BY q
total majority Of l4.iJs. This year the
1svublicsns sary the day BY Al lsas,
k@1. thus giving . net Rspsbliean
ssta Of 1914.
Where 10 tina, economical Confsd.
eaes cosgrsssf Whore ere Tildsn and
"Hsfefn"f Whore 10 that "tidai
vsvs"f All gone where the voodbins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
BLACK HILLS ITEMS.

The following Black Hills items are n.
ken from the pesdwood Ri.~ssr Of Sop.
tember 30th:
During the past three days the weather
has been decidedly winter-li / and over.
coats and gloves have been pulled out o,
their Summer quarters. We may oIpeci
our "Squaw Winter" soon, followed by
an ol~d.fashioned "Indian Summer" VIZ
hope Sitting Bull will take Advantage IA
90 into Winter quarters In the British pos.
sessions.
Last Monday. September 25th, was An
eventual day In the history Of Deadwood
City. The first quartz mill ever shipped
10 the Black Hills arrived and passed
through u city 10 its destination nesr
Qayville. The fint regular coach Of The
first regularly established stage line 10 ths
Hills arrived that day and brought the
tirst lady passenger In the person Of Mrs,
Il. b. Fay.
Deadwood contains IT'S business houses
Of various kinds and degrees. The An,
house WAS built on the 28th day Of las,
April. We now have . population Of
nearly 5000 people. Can any people on
the continent make ~ good . showing THU
centennial year.
McNAstsrs, Trainer 4 Co. have sold
their famous ''Clara' lode. Tho CON.
sideration. 70 are told. IL 10 Be SIC, 900,
II the ore In the shaft Ia a. good q am.
pies sent East last spring. The owner
claim they arc now able 70 discount said
samples.
Nh n---
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
RrKRPRInNa rROo STORY.

NJ. u->~-. -.L--k H. ii
\ he strsss sf Hemphis. Tennsssss' IN.
- ran hvss recently hrohsn up In
Ms.,s ~ ~ hnnn ~. pre .no 70
BPpsssr Harley viii alisv IL. the little
sn - iosd ssss.y =. Ni.y..s.
M nv hsss ssisn ssp in he nud and
irI.srisvssly stuck; ffssh deposits
S.ssm.s..s. ana ss,sr more sso. 81 ,hon.
aads Of yesrs The block vss cut ous Of The
enio iiver Sosifi.. Mh.s an INTERESTING
: nosIS src.t in.ii;s;hi. "a =. s,;,h'
nstis vss - held sut.- Trsi.ss E.is-
S'sNs cfs' ss".'"s.
tsssons OF . practical turn OF min
WI scarcely Be apt to sgrss with the
sd1'or OF the hsis'1rts that the little
hos might tell an interesting auto
s'ssrsphy." even granting that hs vas
foand - stated and was tsns Of thou
nnds OIL J'sfs old ct the time. They
v'n' on Inc contrary. b apt 10 think
mai MS ehsnee Tor observation we're
N5 eifeomscnesd. aud that he could
VII h'naily nothing OF What transpirsd
IN ths s'sss outside world either before
OF danns bis long captivity. But pass
Ing that BY With the concession that 10
leads TO IN almost unlimited train Of
interesting thought, let us for . moment
consider another proposition, viz:
whether II 10 possibls for . frog or any
ether bstrsehian or animal to exist under
ths conditions stated for even q definite
period, say two years. 70 say nothing Of
ssoa OF thousands OF years. This story
OF hog bsing found In the middle Of
solid rocks has been current 80 long
Ma within . lev years past the A'tsn-
ton OF some scientists has been
turned 70 10. and BY practical
dpsriments they have most conclusive
ly proved that u 10 impossible for .
frog or toad TO live even two years I'M
Ger the ~eonditians specified. Any per.
son who doubts this assertion can salts
~ himself OF its truth. II Ii our belief
than an article 'sn,inS the resul, OF sueh
experiments was published in the Se;us-
tile A"erioar less than Two years ago.
The writer at isast sAw such an article
putlhhsd in q scientific paper within
that time and prefers to .ec,e, ,ueb
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are
taken from this mornings Appeal,
Charles Y. Bowen. indicted for embez.
element and tried In the United States
District Court, was acquitted BY the Jury.
This case involved no little expense and
trouble to the witnesses. who anne all the
way from Phoebe.
Rev. John Laird. Pastor Of the Presby.
terrain Church. returned from his visit to
California day before yesterday. He has
the look Of q man who has enjoyed himself
and done his duty.
Hon. William woodburn and Hon. Bob
Lindsay will address the Hayes and whce-
Ter Club tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
CAspNAL NArdNo. Who by many Il

CARDINAL MAxdxo, who by many Il
regarded - the probable successor Of
Pope Plus TX, whom recently preach.
ing at Preston. England. strongly vindi.
satsd the Pops's temporal power. and
hsld that be was virtually . prisoner In
his own palace. yet they were told
that the Pope was free. that the doors
were open, aud that he might 20 un-
molested through the streets Of Rome.
Only let some foreign prince come 70
England. and. taking possession Of The
Queens palace. tell her she was free 10
walk about the streets Of London, what
would DO her rsplyi Would shs moi
say. Yes. but not before you quit thi,
lasd and the sea separate you and me ]
For thirty years the Pope had been
tempted in every possible way to give
up his temporal possessions and Bee
bat he could not. for they belonged to
the universal Church. and he. as trus.
tee Of the Church. WAS bound to keep
thsn and stand by them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
.ol.~ A. c. ELI.

The Democratic party il forced BY
circumstances to carry on liz shoulders
the load Of the war for the Union. With
all its bloodshsd and expenditure OF
treasure. This il the misfortune OF the
organization. The Democratic party
has chosen to attempt to justify thai
war. BY nominating for all its important
offices. men Who either fought against
the Union, or Who gave the rebels active
aid and encouragement while remaining
st homo. This IL the crime Of the or
e~sniration. II is . direct and studied
insult 10 the American people. 1t Is
saiine NJ 10 vote for the men who tried
to take the life Of the nation. and in
doing 90 did take the lives Of thousands
Of our brothsrs. husbands and fathers.
The vail Of the widow. the plAintivs cry
Of the orphan. and the indignant protest
Of every loyal citizen will rise up and re-
buks this insult on the seventh Of No
vsmber.
II Il were oaly in the Southern States
that x.Conisasratss made up the Dem
s~sratio ticket. the party mightelaim some
excuse. They might point TO the fact
thai none but sx-rsbsls are Democrats
In that section. and that therefore they
ere forced to choose from ansas them.
But this 10 not the case. Here In the
stronghold Of loyalty: here In tho pat
rietic States whose IONS poured out their
| blood like water In the cause Of liberty;
| risht here where the old Union ssnti.
mont IL supposed TO Be supreme. and
whore there are good old var Democrats
To choose from. they pass them over and
deliberately faunt in our faces The mel
Who passed Ave years Of their s~zisisnOs
In slsughtsring our brave Boys In
Blue" II this does not indicate that
the party is still pledged to revive the
Lost Cause" what does IL msani
H.r. 4, Nevada IN. p.u.crst, have
,.m;,.,.a ~, co,,,... On. "Colousl -
:. ~ ma. wh., IA. Al. ma, lana
- 80. M. s.po,. and vba, win h,
n. ar. a, IA 10 ..n, a. w..h;ng,ony
u. .,.;,. An. nm. a. .Colon,l.
-n- m..,,,..,. c.,,.a.,.,. oox.
- -,;ss 90. ~ ,-o,.,rm.n,
mui,.rv
.a,'-sn~sn. Ian ~.,.;u,n.;,
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ID ouIrunl 10 ul1 NAHUM hpu 10 tue uhuur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

CRooK AND TrRnY.-Bufhalo Bill. the
Indian scout. who has reached his home
In Rochester, N. Y, speaking Of Generals
Crooks and Terry's difference In tom.
perment, said 10 . reporter . few days
ago: General Crook slept on his blanket.
made his own coffee and boiled his own
bacon. General Terry had = bed brought
with him. . portable cooking range and
an extension table. We could not travel
fast enough TO catch the Indians. - We
would break the dishes.-Nss York Eesa-
ing Poet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

TEE oowardiee Of men who, In advsr-
sity. kill themselves. and leave thsii
families without support Ia illustrated
In the case OF George H. Russell. onoe
9 prosperous banker In San Francisco,
He wrote TO bis wife. before committing
suicide, - follows 81 prefer death u
seeing you and our children In want fol
the nscsssaries OF life. II I could sup
port you and thom / would like tc
live"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
HOUSE FoR RENT:

~RRY xIi0rBLY SITUATED II GOLD
nm -, sboye ne railroad crossing ana
n iittis sosth Of Main street.
Ths houss contains twelve good rooms,
and n Inc same rseestiy occupied By Mn.
Ioore A. 9 drsss mailing sstabl.shment and
'oSs,1s :0'''' ~qmoSAs KELLY. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

MINT 0OLD AND sILvER HIN.
II mo C0MrANr.-Location OF principal
place Of business. Ban Francisco, California.
Looation o. works, Virginia Mining District,
Notics 10 hereby given. that at q meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees, held on the i2th day OF
October. 1875. On assessment mo. is) Of Pifssn
Cents per share vas levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable imnedistely,
In United States gold coin, 20 the Secretary, Il
the once OF the Company, koom (, No, lOi
California ltrest, Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
Of Noy.mBe,. iSsc. vii Ss dslinousS,' Soa N.
vertissd for sale Of public auction. and unless
payment 10 made before win Be sold on
THURSDAY. the TIN day OF December. is7s,
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of Advertising and sxpsnsss Of sals.
d. A. JENNINGS, Bscrstary.
Omes-Room {. No. col California street,
Ban Franeiseo. cshfornia. oeittd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
BORN.

wILKIN At Rockville, Kane county. Utah.
October 10, " the wife Of JAipss wilkin. .
son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC AhR HEREBY NOTIFIED
! that Mr.. HENRY wOLr - no longer IN
our emplo,. and 10 not authorized 10 transact
business, OF whatsoever nature OF shsrsstes'
Tor na sIhhN sSs~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
SETTLE up FORTHWITH.

HE PR,NKrNRHIxER HAVING RRTfRED
x14s nom business O q account Of III heaith.
and being absut 20 leave Gold Hill. calls upon
eli thoss Indebted 10 him 10 como and settle
Immediately, % - 70 snabls him 20 iesvs -
Nh. SRAHKKNHEiMER proposes icsving
directly sftsr the frst OF October psy-days, and
ali indebted % him who do not coma forwafd
promptly and settle will be left 10 the tendsr
msrciss Of Q legal oficsr OF collector. seiu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

Joux T. RAYMOND has coined money for
himself and Manager Mcvieksr In Chicago
q Colonel SELLERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

Silvia was quoted q. 81 pence in Lon.
don yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

Psoysssos GoLDvu SIXTH will not
remain permanently In England. He
will return next Summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

TIE Governor Of TEXAS weighs $50
pounds. When he puts his foot on a
measure. ID IL never heard Of again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
PIANOS TO LET.

EiRsr-oLAss PIANOS W.T.
II LET. By n. b. PARSONS, HH
. The Ea,s Room q ne ohv
nom j 10 $50 o'eioek Ssstf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

I am here permanently established, am sell.
Ing goods ~ low - ANYBODY IN tbis State. and
will s-ll even lower u I see ~.
~ No house shall undersell ne.
I'm A. C0llN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
DIED.

MYERS. In Gold Hin, Octopsr -. infant zoo
of MAik and Margaret Myers. aged ! year. u
months And 2 days.
MccORNACK-fn virGi-ia. Oetobsr n. Alice,
daughter Of Charles and Mary x. Mccormack.
aged > years and Z months.
KLtMNkh-fn Virginia, October ~ A. Klein.
msr Of Long Bar. Yuba county, California.
aged 81 years.
EyAks-fn Reno. October Is, Mr. L. A. Evans,
vile Of General Orlando Rvans, AID % years
and . months. . nstive Of New York.