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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

"i''; ,..y s.an!' aaii the .".s.s,.,,
i,.:reu ,u.ly.
"rhcy did, your h onor; III rascal Of av
let putting hiA nam" III" frs with ihs pru
vision--,hat on my solemn wo"i ct !io,io.
as Il sailor and Il man, wasn't to say /.
word 10 tine Count DIS Val:ourt, whic..
word l have KEEP; and if til, Count va
to come i'll here tnls blessed minute, Id b.
rs dumb ~ u deaf rud!'
With whci, characteristic iinal., tn
Widow Le:ou."s l.tish.ni sat dow;l an
eyed lia magistrate with tho vi.tuo,.>, IL
6isn..Iion of IA martyr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04
ScAB IN SHEEP. .-Youatt gives this as

SCAB IN SHEEP. Iouatt gives this as
a euro:
Take common mcrcurial ointment :;
for bad cases rub it down with three
times its weight of lard for ordinary
cases five times its weight of lard. Rub
little of this ointment into the head
of the sheep; part the wool so as to ex-
pose the skin in line from the head
to the tail, and then apply little of
the ointment with the finger the whole
way. Make a similar furrow and ap-
plication, on each side, four inches
from the first, and SO on over the whole
body. The quantity of ointment (aftcr
being compounded with the lard }
should not exceed two ounces; and
considerably less will generally suf-
flee. A lamb requires but onc-third as
much as a grown sheep. This will gen
orally cure, but if the sheep should
continue to rub itself lighter appli-
cation of the same should be made in
ten days. Randall thinks this would
be best if, as claimed, cffectual: Take
OF lard or palm oil pounds, oil of tar
IL pound, sulphcr1 pound. Gradually
mix the last two, then rub down the
compound with the first. Apply in the
same way. Others prefer the follow
ing: Take corrosive sublimatc 1-2
pound; white hellcborc, powdered, 3-4
pound; whale orothcr oil, gallons:
rosin, pounds tallow, 2pounds. The
first two to be mixed with u little Of
the oil, and, the rest being melted to:
gether, the whole to be gradually
mixed. This is powerful prepara-
ton, and must not be applied to freely.
Preparations of carbolic acid have been
introduced as remedies, which are
doubtless superior to any Of the aboye.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

yuaI asnes have n wonderful vital
izing effect upon pear trees, especially
those growing il light soil. Onr ashes
of last Winter were used around these
trees in liberal quantities, nud tho5g
thus treated have oulSrown any,Ain,
else in the orchard. Some that wcr,
even sicilly, and apparently ready Il
give UP their hold ON life, have been re
stored to perfect health by this remedy
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

To CLEAN A Rusty PLoU9H. Take q
quart Of water and pour slowly into it
half pint of sulphuric acid. The mix
ture will become quite warm from
chemical action, and this is the reason
why the acid should be poured slowly
into the water, rather than the water
into the acid, and let it remain on the
iron until it evaporates. Then wash
it again. The object is to give the
acid time to dissolve the rust Then
wash with water and you will see where
the worse spots are. Apply some more
acid and rub on those spots with q
brick. The acid and the securing will
remove most of the rust. Then wash
the mould board thoroughly with
water to remove all the acid, and rub
it dry. Brush it over with petroleum,
or other oil, and let it be till spring.
When you go to ploughing, take bot
tie Of the acid water to the field with
you and apply it every bout to any
spot of rust that may remain. The
acid and the securing of the earth will
soon make it perfectly bright and
smooth. If all iron work pc washed
off with petr4leHml G9 soon as we put
our tools, implements and machines
aside for the winter, it will keep them
from rusting, and save Il great deal Of
trouble and annoyance, to say nothing
of the depreciation and loss.-Rurql
UOrLH
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04
ALL A N LIN L
STEAM BETWEEN
BkLTYNHYgEN LIVERPOOL.

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool Baltimore.
Nova SCoTIAN, Dec 2S 10. Jan 10, 3 Il M
MoKAvIAN, Jan IL, 6, Feb =, y m
AUSTRIAN, Jan 25, '76. Feb 1G, 8 Il m
NOVA SEQ IAN, Feb 8, rs, Mar / ga m
And hcncefnrth every fortnight, taking pas
scngcrs and freight to and from liverpool
Stccragc Passage to or from Liverpool.
Glasgow. Queenstown, Dublin. Or Belfast :,
$2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
DOR Stecragc and intermediate Passengers.
An experienced surgeon is "ttached to each
vessel. intermediate and S,ccrage steward
csscs carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of Attending to the wants of the tr-
males and children. F;.r further pnr,icu
lars or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO, Baltimore;
in Frostburg to J. JANDORF,
Jan 1a-y Main Street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18


SAN FRAScisco. December 1857 ?. N.
Yellow Jacket-i7 bid.
Ophir-32h sold. 32's asked.
Ovsrman-iiOk asked.
Con. virginia-u bid.
Apha-32s bid.
Gould 4 Curry-i3 bid. 49,,
Con. Virginia a. bid, Hh' va
lksi.
Gould 4 Curry-i3h bid.
Chollar-s2 bid.
Caiifornia-i7A. i7h asked. ia bid
Yellow Jacket-i7 asked.
Gould 4 Curry-i3a asked.
Alpha-32a sold.
Inperial-2s bid.
Yellow Jackst-i6h bid.
B~elshsr-i3 bid.
Hale a Nocross-7s asked.
caledonia-ii bid.
Ophir-32h asked.
Ophir-32S asked.
Iustice-2i bid.
tAvase-ii asked.
Union Con.-i0h bid. IN askei.
lest 4 Belcher-aa bid, asa asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
Ysvk Heard.

new YonK. December is.-sales In the
NJ ming Board. In currency. were; 800
d .res Of Ala at 81 IS. 900 Bslcher n 90.
iID Beat and Belcher ~. 200 Bullion ~.
~ Caledonia II -. 100 California 80. go
q .cllar ~ 50eto0. GOO Cleveland9 i2el25.
60 Con. Imperial 2 80. 100 Con. Virginia
t9dli9 ~. $50 Confidence IL 70, 20 Crown
f,int .. 10 Erehequer IL IS, 200 Gould
AID Curry II IS. $50 Grant : 2je,5O.
80 shares Of Hale and Sorcross At ; 30.
60 Julia ~. $50 Justice n 80, 800 Ken
uek 10 rs. 100 Ko.suth I CO. 100 Leopard
& Is. 100 Luccrns , Is, $50 Northern
Islie 81 25el3s. so OyermAn i22, i3O
H.ymoud A Ely 3 25Gc3 81, 100 Savage
A., $50 Seq. Belcher %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
MACE AND DAVIS.
The glove Contest On saturday Ev-
sning-A shiiifui and Spirited
Ua-TO

The glove contest for $500 . side. be-
tween Jsm Mace and Bill Davis, came of
At National Guard Hall, Virginia. on Bat
uriay night, before q large audience. The
men beth appeared to DO in good eondi-
tio.. and eager for their work. A 2o-fost
ring was pitched in the center Of the hall.
and in everything bat the blackened gloves
the contest lad tho appearance Of = rsgu-
lar prize-dght. II wss agreed that the set
to should last half an hour. each round 10
last four minutes. with one minute be-
tween. Bing Williams was chosen referee.
time was called ut 70 minutes 10 0 o'clock.
and the men began work. Mace evidently
undsrestimated the skill Of his antag-
snist. and his f~avorite boast. that no
man could strike him In the face.
was speedily disprovsd. fer before they bad
spared three seconds Davis landed his
fist In his face, leaving II ~ black a. an
Africans. Mace then got in . few light.
ming taps. and In retreatilg slipped and
fell. breaking tho little finger Of his left
hand. Eight rounds were fought, oie
being very much like another. II was
hard work. and beth men pulled and
blew like porpoisss in their corners.
Notwithstanding that Mace Was unaccus-
toned to our light atmosphere, he had
better wind than Davis. the latter appear
ing almost ''groggy" after the third round,
but always coming up 70 the scratch in =
very willing way when time was called. II
was evident from the first that Mace was
Davis superior in the fancy work Of bsK-
ing. although tho ~latter's sledgs-hammsr
blsvs and rushing style Of boxing gave
the ether plenty Of opportunities for the
employment Of all his science. Mace 10
considerably younger than Davis =
lighter on his feet. At the end Of the
eighth round both men were very tired.
The match was won BY Mace. who got In
fifty-two straight hits to Davis thirty
three. Mace says that nobody ever struck
him % oftsa nor 30 hard In the sams
length Of time. His admiration for Davis
skin and general conduct was 90 great that
he insisted upon his accepting 500 oil the
stakes. The door receipts were equally
divided.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
Pln.Talls.

A well-mcaning Eastern Journal 10 very
severe upon Californians for what u CALI
''ths wanton and purposeless bsrbsrity e
Of cutting or Chinsss pig-tails In our
Iails and prisons. Our contemporary
notion IL that the pig.tail has some reli.
gious significance. and that u 10 . poor
way TO begin the Contamination Of q
hssthsn by eutrsging the religious ssnti.
msnts he already ehsrishss. hswevsr feel.
ishly. To this VIC reply that our jails and
prisons are not maintained for prosslyting
purposes, nor are tho Chinese who nnd
ihsir way into them very likely 10 become
Christians In any event. Az 70 the rell'
gious character Of their pig.ails. that Ii
altogether Q mistake. In their svn coun-
try they arc compelled 10 wear them by Z
law which has o the additional fierce oil
habit. The origin OF this Law 10 curious.
Some three centuries age, when China was
subdusd by Msnshu Tartars. who founded
the present dynasty. the enormous dispar'
ity Of numbers between the conquerors
and the conquered was 70 the former
source Of endless anxiety and alarm. In
order that II might not receive constant
ocular demonstration, they compelled the
vanquishcl 70 adopt thsSr own costume
and manner Of wearing the hair. namely.
In . queue. The decree precipitatsd some
Of the evils Il was designed 70 avert, fer II
caused many insurrsctiens. but IL was en-.
forced until compliance became habitual
and voluntary. Religion has nothing
whatever 10 do with It, Sas F'aHeiseo Call
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
nen.rture. Animrdns ENenIng.
pss.vswr~. Last ev~stss.

-. 4, pro,..sar
W.. -, co.,.,.. u.Ii in Virginia las,
a-.--.L.h. -....u .,,,nd,d AL an.
shasc,sh1v snlo,.bl. occasion. The
.ons"r, iii K. rpsa,ed next wednesday
svesing with a change Of programme.
r.uorx. the man who WAS shot through
-t....t s,,mno c,,xan nm saturday.
IL stii alive. Up 10 soon, Graham. the
shooter. had not been captured
Jrpa. I,stSo Ia. decided that the ordi-
imposing /. liesn-s upon stock bro
kers In Virginia City Is illegal; An0'ns'
ordisAAee Will hA's P
rHrHE viii Dc = spee'ai session VI inc
District coar, thi, aiteinoon' U,,"
e,os = o PIar
team
N. - g.. mnl 4,
,ss.suin'a h.a, ,,nrJ.x ah,sr
having dumpcd ore.
r.. v,,,,.,. ro,..o,,, Church va.
,..,.,,.x =, A.. occasion AZ ,hs
srst service al which the grand new organ
as used.
L,nktS will; not b. hanged In public.
Tie execution will take place within the
al or in some building suitable Tor the
prrposs.
oakAr many long'hsaded Geld Killers
Ae getting themsslyes In splendid con
dluoa ior astAhu honuAs u'unA'
FoMr'-oSs bars OF bullion valued a
siGo,oos 80, were shipped from Virginia
cay iAs' A'n'dAy '"h'Hs'
On. zAhnIskrr. OF Silver CITY Is again
able 70 10 out. III. many friends viii 10
rsloieea W 'sAiA "'
TsS drunken citizens rewarded The VIZ
lance Of the Virginia police on Saturday
DunIxo the past tweniy-four hours %
ears Of ore have been shipped 70 tue "'i''
on Carson hh'er'
ALL hs roads ana sss =
frsm Gold hlu ana '"s'hiA '"s
.,
To-pA 'nere nave '"e" ,uu
snI virsinis'
- La,
80 n,.s, 49,, ..n..1 !, del,v Of about
.'"s..y asn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
The oerman Juaieisi Laws.

BERLIN. December ia hundred and
ffty members Of the German Parliament
have signed . compromise on the Judicial
Laws. II 10 proposed 70 bring the Lawn
into operation on October 1. 1879.
Drent % be Givsn Up.
LONDON. Dec. 1s.-Brsnt, the Louisville
forssr. will be surrendered to the U. y,
authorities tomorrow.
Minister Cushing has gone 70 Madrid.
silver In London.
LONDON. Dec. is.-Silver 10 quoted w.
day at 57ad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO Tn. GOLD ELL DAnr rrv'
DOMESTIC NEWS.
senate To-day.

A
40 Y, An,
"Ashisoros. Dooemos
Senate Edmunds called up bis rssoiunen
concerning the House message about Tho
slsc,sr,I commit. for 4 seleet committse oil
.svsn seu.tsrs 10 act with 4 similar Houss
COMMITTEES. AID II Was agreed 10 unAnim'
ouniy Without discussion; n...,,,.h ,
Court for The trisi 81 osntestsd Prssidsn.
tial elections. Ordered printed and ~
blsd, Wright said be had prepared II
without censultation and would DO glad TO
hssr suggsstiens from Senators. he b.
lisyed 4 law could DO passed 10 settle the
whole matter In accordance with the good
senss and pstriotism Of the American
psopls.
Cameron OF Pennsylvania submitted Z
Joint Resolution fer the adjournment oil
both Homes on Friday next until January
ID. Ordered printed snd IseIsa. u.
miign. s..h ~, hi sn;,. y. prss,dsnt',
a., n $1,000 per year. and the ssnate,
after discussion. refused TO pass the bill
over the vs'o-yeAs zo' hAys A''"
thirds. w-
AFTER the mernlhs nour. n.s enI.u ~
luuon authorl.ing IA in,esu $500.
the appointment OF tno Vrsgon A 'o'
was considered and Mckee mace . iohs
speech.
"i~"e.'s'ose
WARRINGTON, Dec. iS.-Thss ensS Com
mittes On Privileges and Elections sxsn.
insd Bsnj. Williams. the alleged ineligible
Elsctor Of New Jersey. Lie tessihsd that
he never received any money mrssgu tne
e o,no, anu mn ~ no s.a III ~ .hos.n Fisc,or
9,,s,o,o UNI. w ~. \. nn"~~nar MAJ.
no sen' !. ~ in.,,',in,,i,- ~
rsi,ed. To-morrow The Committee will
tako testimony In the case Of Frost, the al
legged ineligible Elsctor OF Missouri.
assnatsr Morton hn fs'ufhoo IRON in'
diAhA'
Perm or Receipts FOR Electoral Votes
w.sutsoroS. December Is.-Ths Prssi.
dent Of the Senate has adopted the follow.
ing now form Of receipt for electoral votes
a. delivered BY messengers:
Received Of, he claiming 70 b .
messenger 10 deliver the same, Q sealed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18


A CoMsrscE GAMBLER.-The poorest
man In Virgins. ia n gambler. lie Ia
r A. a.. $50, :, lii.
AWAY a'esssu 'h '"e ne'sn'o' 'A"
but seldom has enough money about him
for his dinner. lie DOESN'T hesitate 10
u.ily oorrow h,s oress. m'nsy run
ways a new .ui, Of clothes at tho tailor's
and when he makes . scratch at faro he
gets thom out and leaves an order for All
other suit. lie 10 In debt 10 every restaurant,
saloon and cigsr-shop In town. when he
win two or three hundred dsilsrs 2 : IN
\. diving in C.iiforpi,i Croditors would
net be mean enough to press a man under
such melancholy circumstances, 10 'he
poor sport goes on 10 me bay Anu MAS =
rearing good hmo ~niio INC money iss"'
CurArrn.-Morgan A Co., the famous
80, 80 a., IN pr.nc,.co i,sorm nj.
that they have reduced tho price Of their
Eastern ,ranspiantsd oysters 10 s. 20 per
bundrsd. Omit. A number OF people,
families. ate. are receiving these finest Of
ali she'll eystsrs every week direct from
| Morgan A Co. BY express. This. now. Is
getting . delicious luxury cheap. Send
anu gs' pAcAase VI nnnu'eu asu snyvi
orJsr ,rss5 and luscious' For further
particulars read Morgan 4 Co.'S advertise
msat In another column.
e -.,,,. -.
o'hhhAS oAo'ioS' iA' Puo'' "'
cautioned against negotiating certain Ger
nncapsso 500 ~ .ns "..n.i. ~ ~
ss...sm.nt. Read lie notics OF Secretary
Edwards In our advertising columns 10.
| day relative thereto.
v,x,vo ,s,,,,o,.r,ov o,,.rio
49,, -.----..,
20. p....,..o la, p,,S,v ,,,s s,o.
900 ooo' and he following Directors: j.
u. Haggin, A. T.. Davis. W. b. Carr. J. q.
| Ball, ID. u. Minor, O. Il. Greathouse aud
| William Willis.
,or ..,,nr...,,, n, m.
c,,,... on,rm dan, n,..sd nv the virginia
Rel =, ,,1.,m.n' doe. not work vary
we'll, 4, seems. There ia more secrssy OF.
| erci,sd by the keepers ~ the dens and that
10 about The only result Of the efforts "
thsm.
ASSESSMENT LrvIrD.-Ths Grown Point
| Ravine Gold and Silver Mining Company
have lust levied an assessment Of IS cents
.rr share. %lelinausnt on the 22d Of jan
iiary next. Official notice VI the same 10
published In our advertising Columns '''
say
YESTERDAYS passenger ana siP'sss VAN
from San Francisco did not reach Gold
nm until haIf.pa.t s O'Clock last evening.
The delay was caused by q ditehed ,rs,sn,
ram ~ o"ons 'A"''
~
TmE KiD PLEADS Nor 0uiLrr.-'amss
Prics. alias =. the Kid," who shot and
killed Frank Rata IN Virginia. pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge OF murder In the DIS
trict Court this morning. The case goes
over for the term.
p,sc,xnrn Hobcrtson, Of
The Atlantic C~sn.olidatsa Mining Com
pany, riyes official notice In eur sdver-
ti.ing columns TO-DAY that assessment No.
levied by that company ~ been re-
scinded,
CONSOLIDATED Virginia has lust made
her mo,,h,v cI.,n.,, .mountinr 10 st..
on, a,c 40 a. al, n
ns,. n. La. JisiasnJ - a. 6so coo and
leaves $i22 ,236 40 for current expenses.
atNhs " hssTssieht -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
A supfocHTfNa CouGn.

In . letter to Mrs.. Isle, Of Chicago. . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
Ascribes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding at ths lungr, TO Hale,
abe says, "threatened 10 s~uffocatc me .
bot the Honey Of iiorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF It." The letter was ia
q lady friend In this city. who has placed u al
the disposal OF O. N. Crittsnion. Z sixth ave
nue.. Piks's Toothaehe Drops cure IN one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
THR PERUVIAN u

Ntslisss and snriehes tho blood. tones mp thu
system. builds up the broken dswn, cures dJs
pep,ia. liver complaints, dtopsy. ehronic dlsr
rhua, hollis, nervous afectllns, chills and T.
yer, humors, loss OF constitutional visor. dis
sasss Of the kidneys and bladder. female com
plants, and eli diseases originating 10 q bed
state u the blood or accompanied by debility
or Q los state Of the system.
.--Be sur you get the Peruvian
ayrup. Ons dollar and v dollars . bJitls'
Prepared by Beth ". fowLH L toss. 10 Harfi'
sou avenue. 30 ton.
Bold By druggists generally. j
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
THH OUTINOK.


Owing v ths universal stxinsency and
dull times for ths last few months. The
people generally practice economy In thar
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation,
we feel gratiAed that our business has
held ih own beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard tmes are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, We arc laying In
. large and well-selected stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
gosds. boots, shoes, hats, trunks. valises,
blankets, etc.. and In purchasing kept q.
eye 10 tie main chance = namely: buying
chssp-for we know that we must sell low
10 meet the depleted purses Of the COM
nuniiy, and We can and will do It. Come
and sssdf We don't.
RKISsrEm 4 WOLF,
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
A CAnD.

To al who are suffering nom the errors and
lndlseretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss NJ manhood. etc.. I win send
. recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
This great remedy WAS discovered ny Q mis-.
sionaFy In south America. Send Q selfad'
drossed envelope TO the itev. Joseph 7. lnman,
stsdon D, Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18

Lros's KArHAnox makes beautiful.
glossy. lu1uriant hair ; prevents lie falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. Is charmingly perfumsd.
rnd has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18

CuHisrN,s Goops.-As the holidays aP-
proach. all the dealers Of Geld Hill put
forth their bcst ondeAvors to exhibit the
most attractive stock Of goods In their line.
In this striving after making . fine show
Berliner. opposite Odd fellows' Hall.
Main street, Is not behind. lie has tho
finest and cheapest stock OF Christmas
good. We, seen in the market. and you are
snre of finding somothin: in il that will DO
acceptable TO the little ones or big ones OF
your acquaintance. Mr.. Berliner IL do.
.ireus Of changing his business. and viii
..ll u his entire supply Of toys and other
fancy articles at the very lowest prices.
Don't forget to call and see him. Read
hi, advertisement in another column.
RKroRrrp RopnKRY.-Thsre was some
commo,ion in Gold Hill last Saturday
aisht BY the reported robbing Of . man GU
the Divide and the stopping Of another
near the Imperial woodpile. IL was said
that the frat man had about $50. The
second had 500 ON his person, but WAS
fortunately . muscular fellow and get
away with his assailants.
ANNUAL MErrixo.-The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Con-
solidaisd Virginia Mining Company: Ter
the election u Trustees. etc.. will be held
AT the Office Of the Company in San Fran.
ci.ce ON the 18th Of January nsxt. Zee
official notice in u advertising column
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
srScR Rxroxr.
l.urosruD DAILY M !. p. krArrss , co.
aan Francisco Rsar,i.

Han franeiseo Bsarti.
ruis noKsiso.
100 ophir. s9N. SD. s3h
$50 MEXICAN. i9k. TO-
80 9ou,d q Curry. ~. iA
iloo bsst q Bel her. % 30. 4,k
$50 California. tT.. tfls
isss Q n. Virginia. tts. iah, "a.
1910 navAGe. n
$50 chollsr ro,s.i. ~
SO usis 4 Norersss. ~
lev e oun Pcintss
vas Yellow Jacket. iTs. ifs
1pt5 Imperial. 80
eco Alpha. s3'.. "a.
q, nslshsr. i3s
go ris1 - hsvada. liz
10 Bal non. y
$50 rssaeqasr. iax, i2s
10 Uah. 10
"a o.smsn. Ill. n y. 10.
las T. aiss AN. a., AIN
IS 4 Ion CsI.. loa
Al tia. 81
80 4 lsionia. IN, ti9
ifo 4 stimor.. ..
IS liver Hli.9
30 : 80 York. Loo
sso Ia. AZ. 8
80 scodviIie. I.
15a hill sheridan. AZ
20 .sdv Washington. g..
~ Andss. an
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
OUR LETTER or INTRODUCTION
n IA 0ii,<ns Of cod HIQ and Stony County,

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN;
We take pieasnrs il isfsr"iag yo" that
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.o~pisfs nook "ad MUSIC STOREi af'e
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18
BRONCHITIS.

Iron John Piagg. Esq.. Of B%epnlnztou, n. H.
"Thrss year, since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
shitis. affecting me % severely % 10 render 4
wss adaei severe night swssts. and I Vas fear
ful OF going Into . decline Aft.r recourse "a
vsrisus remedies to no purpose. I made uss o
Dr.. wistar's raitan OF Wild Cherry. . few bot
ties Of which fully restored me TO health
since that time have had several severe a.
tasks VI cough, but the baisani has always re.
should not know how q DO without r."
Sold BIZ all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-18

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wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp-colie. colds. sprains. burns. tooth
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