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pickings and Steallngs.

-rhc uan who " IN distance his compe-
ritog- J. hr who masters al> business. who
rrr-rrvc> lis integrity, who lives clearly
aud purrl,, who drvotes his leisure To The
acquisition at knowledge. wh, never gets
u debi. who gains friends by deserving
them. and who saves his money.
One OF the boy rctormcrs ina speech
lew evenings since. made this remark :
Il Save three good reasons for keepin:
the pledge not to use tobacco: l>t. because
| atn to have live dollars at the end IF -
year; ~. because have pledged my -rlt
uot To uSr IL; aud. 3d-the strongest mo
Tive ot alI-hccause IN get j licking II |
don't keep II" It j., unnecessary To say
that that the speech was applaudcd.
thus taiks m Oh farmer about ~
hrr- from sixteen ID twenty they stew
ua.+ .u | dii; at twenty-five thc' knew
a. mich; ~ tnirty they were willing 90
hear what had 10 say; n thirty 1--we they
asked my advice; and | think when they
get - DC forty they viii acknowledge That
the old man does know something
Thar CHAIN PCMr.-A lett handed man
In Burlington rushed ont t. y chain pump
10 get bucket ~ water. He made som.
illnaturrl rcut.A about men maxim =
pumps wrnng side "a. auI commenced u
grind. He turned aud turned. aud ground.
and ground. tud stopped and rested. and
itlNcd softly To- himself. and ground again,
and - krd the pump. and took OIL ;he lid
and looked down into the ci>tcrn. aud but
"H th" l'i and ~at down rs think. and gpt
up aud turH"d the crank and sweat. and
Kicked the pump again, and there hung
the bucket. And there came = woman 10
the back door. and voice fru Ike a
falling star. -' Turn thar crank the other
way. YOU stupid thing OF You won set
any water tonight"
The best April fool" iu Brooklyn was
pcrpctra'ed by Two youu. >cump-. Who
sent 70 tor'y different clcrgymen notes rr-
qn">tinG their presence at one of the ho-
lel> AT , O'Clock in the afternoon TO per
form the marriage ceremony between Lou
ia Il. Campbell and Ferdinand l.. Bri,-
tow over tAlGty responded, Ana fJr over
halt an hour the perpetrators W thr WI.
looked on whil" uNIi.trr, OF All lrupmIu-
ati"u~ walked dPju ql.r> succession 10 the
+ hni"i clrrS I" AK fer Nj. Hlt>tpw" " Rev
Fulton wt~ Atlru- Ia,. ur>t arrivals, bHf
( he "A" th' JsNr IA an Jn~tInt. aul ''lit out''
with speed la'tul-" auI Rev Dr. ~torr>
sent u"i-- hv '"I".rLI h tay- that cirsum-
stances, "Nrr "hlch they had no control
prey ntcd them ftnm attending but Beech
er madr up RESPONSE. Our ah,rut-miul,d
cirr-l m..u haH forgotten hi- note ana thc
name, and hGut'si through the register for
some time uu hopes of nudlu. FIX.
change.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

In Two months, The National Erpuh-
.-An Convention will meet ami dc>i.
I.fc jLt mAn. who j. 10 bc thc ucN,
rse>ldcu, rac leading Republican
r'uua,> ot thc cunutr>. ar, d.lcd With
a,-alaiion> aud pro1no>,icaliou, il 10
whom this mlu max bc.
Nearly ever, State ha> her .trroritr
s.l., and her people and politicians hope
ael bring themselves 10 believe that
tact ina, be hooored in the selection
rar>c hopes. the papers rejecting their
views, share.
II l- p'>>ihlc .htt - far a. Maine j.
concerned, the same influence ma, OPP
cs.lc, aud tat the opiniou> Of her ci,i-
gems ma, Ice formed and held from the
strong desire uey feel for the uomiua-
lt.u oi James g Blaine. State pride
ana iuducucc would be gra,ifed and in-
creased los lhi> distinction. aud therc-
.ate Maine may have TOO deep 4 n inter
a.. ia thi> question TO Judge cAudidiy.-
However tas> mat be. within a bticf
FraoA, ,he indications. from every quar-
lrt are unmisiaAaoie that the public
aiiai B" majority oi The states i tiN-
--- vh Nj. b-diue - the best exponent
". iae Republican party and Republican
i--A''.'rN- ahi worthy ~ be their SIAN
d'id 'e"'rr. Daring 'he .I'e OF The var
u ..t '-'> Gee" "ije'> Nu'" "a among H.
.'.' .''>' - f}''''e'>' -Hd IN the councils
DE-. ia' h'l''t hA> "fvh second 20 n' ";a-
81 .# .""N1AN1 s"A power, q. 'A.e exec
".''' ''''''A AID "' thihS"dl''$ person.
'' t''>''''' ""'.'a W" t'liN' Nao'e
't'"-..'>' ""' ''s.'.o"c>> 'e >NtN "i.' hnd
t"e Meas places d" "s 'FF'ne''i> sfSu-
'"'''>''S mas NJ" anu IL AIMED tie sc
"'''" .~"-'' 'e"''e'>'''p '''' House i"r
'e->
~ mes. BIZ 60 arse has been marked
= ~'.>' '''NA ''''>
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rt.'J,.c have appointed Cincinnati. june lgih, fT
thr National { convention.
Tlm can
MAsul>Crn>. u. 4. January Is, l>.d.
The uyNt niou Republican National Convention,
tf the nomination ot candidates for President and
ice President of the tnitsl states, viii he held 80
Tl.. ,4lt pt Cincinnati. On " Wednesday, june lith,
s~-a. at u u'risk. moon. and VIII consist Of deli,
s5tt- fluu sarA stale equal to The number Of ITS
~t.llt,r- sud Representative ia 'ongrcss ami "t
d., sv4rsatr, from each organized Territory and
tlg District ui Columbia.
5u Calling the cnnycuuon for the election "i d'i"
s.4tt,-. tAo committee ~ the several >tatr~ arr
iHnrni,Sl ~ invite all republican cic'iars ami
Hii other voters without rcEarl 60 past political
difference or previous prts anilaiioh ~ ho are "l1
lr,liutc Olcndis feeling, amt permanent harmony
ttsa ir.ut ttc offuftifN N maintaining AuI rHfpts
IrG a'I iHy constitutional rlEht- "t every ttfru,
lI, ia tu- the tl amt ttcc cNerc - oi uic riSii o
ars =, l arr tn fNnl of continued prosecution amt
i.-i luui~hnf,ut at al official dishonesty and su
.5l.Ii,il administration "i tie government hN
...-t .tIt-iaI aud capable ofiircr- who arv ln ia
r.,f making -il.h reforms ma the government a-
,.slaDrs'u,c mas Irom time {" tune suggest Wh'
.s. . N,-rd b. tuliHlrIsg the crshi 81 tlc nation
prevailing auN ot as obligations ana it iaNc
r .f4fulug iu VstfN wsN the NATIONAL f1iib ami
IHtatl4 houor who hold that ID" common school
-.-lru tire nursery of American htsrftt. ami
s8..I Dee maintained absolutely ircc trnm -aeta
ts .a.Irtt n hn believe that for The promotion ui
l5..-' ends tir ilrtsuon ~ the gnVCrumrrl should
...t.ft o. hc cuuul~i % thH,c who aahcrc % thr
...ul,s.s H. Suppng; them as Incorporated in
-t tuition ami laws, AMI ~ hn arc lu iaNor az
ftr.,-t44 .us Iul Strengthening The fundamental
t-fu.il.c ot national unity this centennial anal
',s,sr' ct tac NiTti' ~ iht repubac
, u MORGAN, hartman.
VA . CHANDLER. secretary,
Republican National Committee
N 4-Al' stru. January IS. l>4n.
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Pauper Notice

~ Z .,...eEs. zaed heseay gives Halsse ~. r.
.-s - faft % M Poa- 3g-7ar .se ss.-'-. Il.
tI.1 a. - saAie aE2le prvvs@ssE f5r ts--- -
~ 'SaeFe t7cotds b. pers.a1s fsgsas -1r-
- Il as "a ap<T an hts secag-t \. q III.
s,-., ". III ~rAi'ea oE1eE, he sa&u par ~ s. !.
gFls.~.-.A N, - -, \ & EEYNHIN>
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For Sale.

= - RlHs,E o-r-s has .vr,,-s-e-~ u ,a-,-.
- - - u ase ias sAaS, sas3 Aasss sss = -
- I, $50 vel sss elsseEa u cr7sE-.1l.- -
49, 1s-Ss, cesaS a rssiar. also s.-~st-- 81 .-
'4'ae- A'$a AS hoEse "a 0sak srr9~s
EgASwarsA ~. =. : b E7TrN5
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STATE OF MAINE.

Fri'v" ug the established u>aS,. h,rcby
siioiut, b., aud with The advice snd consent
trc lNc,utNc Council.
Fhur.da', the Twentieth Da, OF aPrii
Neat
- day 90 rVUik HUMILIATION, fAstt>"
sNp FENh rE ..and ,arnc>;l, recommend iha,
i.ir dtr hc observed IA manner hcdiIing thc
solemn purpose for which i, j. set apari-thc
rrnctheuinE ~ our allegiance 10 Him in
WHOSE hands ars the wcliar, of mcu aul n,
}.eFtuaucnoC OF states
nlecn al The Cuuuci, Chamber. AZ Augusta.
t4.> ulrty-hr>y LAY Of March. IN The scar
.vt vur Lord one thousand eight hundn,l
ana >crcniv->'N, ami of the iuicp,ui,ucc
q ihc Uuttj states OF Amcrics, the one
huu3rod.h
SEtpEN CO\NOE.
ify ,l, Governor
}. tu,pBovENE. >c cTrtsrs OF >;A'c.
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spsfiaI notiffs. 2

:4-:-:-E -. s::--..:--EE-- Wlo Knows 4 good
Fcu"iF iHr these I.-nT!cr- Nr t.r a. -et
tTWOOD's Vegetable Ph,.i,sI Jaua
dice Bttt~rs wtl rcrrt "A ree.fs .ure Ttr.
nave >LN+E FkfLFp Tp -,TE~Fl AtL wHr utNA.
sap ithh for J JtuHdlCc pt .par-ia E...ausnr..
etc Beware of iu4ilton- Ih- geuatrr tas t.-.-
vat" p'plrlei1Ty stamp cf John , Henry over
tts raik Sold by % evalrrs. Manhattan Ne!
s." Iy"pn"faf-. lOHN :. HE\IN. CUEENN
3 'o.. N'N fors- Wh.'-sal. Agents. sus lwla
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20

rgse Maehias aie0. one OF the fslresi
.,..l .n,,<, candid, Democratic papers in the
-, thsS endorses the noaiiuatien Of Mr..
BiaWs-
~ Rlsins : ~ ,saaA; prasad q the cheerful
-, -, I'm, for the PresidcHcy BY the
80 .ls-s,,s n Main. his adopted Sts;e- We
= p, -. !. sl surprised 70 ss 50 mach ansnl-
~ -. - - Asn He is sppsreatiy as worthy
haals.s h N,,,s9Is-sn canisiSie yes nsentlened.snd
=, = ~ <Issss llse se see State AeneS Us esn
u.eu. Ressiss, 4 The salss = ss ''SSs-sn n.rss
rIsa administration aia''Sf tAs -, vx.p~ -
VIZ sAoasd prefer % see SAA TVS
tAs hsS2.~
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
state OF Maine.


U" ne iniiaEtn nz towns EIps a- trscis 0: ls-8
net liable - b. ttNe-t IN an Iowa the ,7lfeu NJ
assessment, we're r-A.!c iJg CuGHsv.t4x o. 1875 IN
'hr tpanty Com 0i-,ihucrs af I4H''-.k te1a-s ,,5
me f''ir e nth dag of Narca l>-a vir
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Gbr Gllspurtb Amfrifan.

'abushcd every Thursday Morning st Ccemhs,
-. Ellsworth. Ne, by THE HANGOtk
.tU>rN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
ttI terms. &c. see first page
Fs-~. VI. PEETfNGiLL n co. 10 state street,
% .lau. g; Park Row New York, andt1ul Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. are our Agents for procuring
advert. iI.rmcuIs tot the AAELiCAN In the above
.-5#-t. authorized 10 contract Tor advertising
tF ...t ,HWust rates.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1876.
Republican National Convention.


" sshingten. January lS The kcpuhlican com
lI.+u,r have appointed Cincinnati. june iiih, h'F
thr National convention.
Ellsworth American., 1876-04-20
Fhur-,ia,, the Twentieth Da, OF aprii
Nauona. Republican Convention.

}. CupnovE~r. >e er,ssry of >;a'e.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12

IScREAsE or CAPITAL. - A special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Florida Mining Company is called. to be
held nj san Francisco ON the l2th 81
next month. To consider and decide upon
q proposition to increase the capital
stock and shares II the company to
double the present amount. See official
notice in our advertising columns to-
day.
fon rHs TRAyrLEEs.-A sleeping car
leaves Carson every night and goes
through to Vallejo without change. This
Is So much Of ON accommodation for the
travelling public that there is no wonder
it is ~ well patronized. Parties wishing
to sngags berths can do M ut the time
they purchase their tickets.
roR DRILL.- Members Of Liberty En-.
CINE Company No. 1. are ordered by
their foreman to report at their engine
house on Saturday. at J o'clock z. NJ.
for drill. See the advertisement in
another column.
The Bal,iin is delivered TO subssrib-
srs in Gold Hill and Silver City at
twenty-five cents u week by Adam Gill
lespie the carrier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12

DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL.
They Express Their opinion In the
Orthodox Way.

The Democrats OF Virginia held a
mass meeting last evening. Tho follow.
ing gentlemen were selected as nominees
for delegates to the Democratic State
Convention. TO bo held at Carson OH
Monday. May 18th. The election for
delegates will take place on Saturday.
May 18th.
First ward-J. J. Cooper and ]. p.
BASS.
Second Ward. =. Kanesn. A. +.
Mckay aud II. 4. Lowery.
Third Wari-W. T.. 4. Deal. T.. Ii.
Stonehill, J. A. Brumsey and John
Kelly.
Fourth ward-J. J. Norton and John
Il. Eiorien.
Tho following resolutions were unan-
inously adopted:
wnkErAs. II is the misfortune Of the
State OF Nevada to I've represented in the
higher branch IL the legislative depart
mont Of the General Government by
non.residents. aud, consequently. non.
citizens IL u State: aud whereas, we
deem such practice o only contrary to
the spirit and intent OF the National
Constitution and subversive OF the sacred
p~rcro,atives guaranteed to the people OF
every commonwealth 10y the organic law
az the land. but also impolitic and
vicious in its tendencies; therefore 10 II
Rcso(rri. That 1t is the sense OF this
meeting tina, none but bona'dde resident
- hill A.. .L.a-n .1aata.I ar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srrorAL TO ms GOLD 4 plur xIvs.
CALIFORNIA.
a. Interview wish senator sharef
-His Views On she Chiness and
silver Questions Tho water
Question In San Francisco.

-
sAS Francisco. May 12-l:3o p. H.
The Water Commissioner metlast night.
Il appeared that much difficulty was sI.
psrisncsd in obtaining q public state
msut from business firms ~ to the rates
charged, though they spoke freely in
private. It also trauspirsd that GoodAli,
Nelson aud Perkins, the steamship own.
ers, have u contract from the Spring
Valley Company to supply all shipping
with water, which they did ut enormous
ly sxorbitant rates. The inquiry will DO
continued.
A little dodge has been unearthed on
the part OF the Fire Commissioners in
assessing members Of the Fire Depart
ment twelve por cent. on their last
months salary. to pay for lobbying
through . bill before tho last Legislature
to give exclusive control Of the sIpend-
lures OF the Department to the Com.
missioners and to raise the salary Of the
Chief Engineer.
Tho Mechanics State Council last
nigh. endorsed the steps taken to repre-.
sent the Chinese question to the Gov.
eminent aud people.
The sailing ship Sumatra arrived yes
tsrday from Hongkong with about $50
Cinnamon.
The Chronicle this morning prints an
interview with Senator Sharon, In which
the latter says that Congress and the
people OF the Eastern States evincc a
disposition to support the people Of Cal.
ifornia In Kidding themselves Of tho
Chinese In q proper manner, but will
c~ountenancs no violent measures. As
regards the silver question. Sharon
claims that silver should be placed on an
equality with gold and made o legal
tender to any amount. He thinks that
Contling. Morton or Hayes stand the
best chance for the Presidential nomi.
nation; that at any rate tho candidate
must come from the border States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12

syMr,rrrrrc.-A package Of Krug 4
Coz champagne. received at the News
Office with the compliments Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris ID. Cohen indicates
''something." Moreover y neat little
private note with invitation and wedding
cards enclosed. received n few days ago,
forctold something. Coming events
cas-, their shadows before" and Cohen
knows the Nrws office folks always SYM
pathi1s with him in his troubles. II
happened last night at San Francisco,
and Mis-. Ernestins Abrnmson 10 the
fortunate or unfortunate lady who has
stirred up all this trouble. The wine
WAS not necessary to excite orr sympathy.
Cohn has it anyhow, to its fullest extent.
Courage. my boy. keep u still uppsr-lip.
ami may coming events continue to cast
their shadows before. until they shall
cease 10 be u novelty.
Tux CnuRcu FESTIVAL which m
held at Miners Union Hall last night
was highly appreciated by a crowded
house. who enjoyed the entertainment
given by Professor Cara's Band, the
singers. the Sunday school. etc. The
receipts Of all the tables bespoke q very
liberal amount Of business done. Change
Of programme tonight. Tomorrow
night the song Of FIFTY Years ago" in
character. which gave no much saiisfac-
ton last night. will be sung again. by
requss, Of the audience. Admission
gentlemen. nifty cents; ladies' free.
LInrErr HsaiSr COMPANY No. AT
n meeting Of this company. held last
Wednesday evening. the following on
GERS were elected for tho ensuing year:
Board IL Delegates (rs-elsc,edl: John
ii. Mills, Michael Hassett. l.. &. Wig
gin: Treasurer. Emanuel Stern. vice U.
4. Mundell. resigned.
TnE Teacher Convention will not
trip the light fantastic toe in National
Guard Hall a. expected. The place was
prs-sngsged by other parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12
orYicEss or ras ffoNnna
soCfRrY.

The following were elected Officers Of
the Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers at
the last regular annual election, held on
the 7th OF July last:
Presidsut-.S. A. MeAIeans.
Secretary-T. B. Storer.
Treasurer--A. l.. Edwards.
Marshal-w. ID. G. Gibson.
Librarian W. Frank Stewart.
Diroctors-w. W. Tinker, DR.. Spald-
ing, WIN. Meservs and All. Doten. The
Board OF Directors 10 composed Of hve
members. the President being the NTH.
Vice Presidents Of Virginia Ciy-R.
II. Taylor. J. S. Kaneen and John Lam
bert.
Gold Hill-A. J. Tyrrell and ". H.
Donnelly.
Lyon Counly-w. H. Atchison.
Ormsby County-Sam Baker.
washos County-S. F. Hools.
All the above officers are alive and
well to-day. ]. p. Smith has been
elected Treasurer in place OF Edwards,
resigned. and William Meserve y.
is Vice President in Gold
Hill. in place Of Mr.. Donnelly.
Anthony Fox. Of Gold Hill, 10 Director
in place Of Mossrve, resigned. Other
wise the list OF officers remains the same
a. elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12

PrmsosAL.-we noticed Banner Broth.
ers in town to-day. He was cruising
about shaking hands and smiling with
lots Of friends and acquaintance, aud
rode home with Alex. 'Brisaeher. 1t
would b. simply preposterous for Us TO
explain who Banner Brothers Is. Who
eyor IL stupid enough not to know bad
better call at the famous clothing house
81 Banner Brothers, corner OF O and
Taylor streets, Virginia. and find out.
That firm is one Of the Oldest and best
known IN this section, being the first 10
tumble tho prices OF clothing down 10
the present very cheap rates. Don't
tell about anybody undertaking Hammer
Brothers. II can't DO did.
PiGEoS SHOOTING. - Tho Nevada
Shooting Club will hold their second
quarterly meeting at the rae truck,
north OF Virginia. on Sunday next, com.
mencing at II o'clock NJ, precisely. As
the club numbers twenty-five members,
and each Que to shoot q dozen birds. the
chances are that the shooting will last
all the afternoon. Teams will leave Glib.
sons saloon in this town, carrying pas.
songcrs to tho grounds and back, for
~ 90 the round trip.
CoMrLIMESrlRrEs.--W are pleased TO
acknowledge the receipt Of compliment.
AIRY tickets to the first entertainment Of
the Gold Hill Dramatic Club. which will
be given at Miners Union Hall q week
from tomorrow evening. The proceeds
will be donated toward the establishment
Of n public library and reading room in
this town, and with such q laudabls OBJ
iect in visw the entertainment should be
well %patronized.
TuE P%icsIc.--In consequence OF the
large number OF children going 10 the
picnic tomorrow. another car has bsen
secured fer Gold Hill. This will make
three ears from this depot, AMI will prob
ably accommodate all who want 10 20.
II is expected that the Gold Hill school
will tako their flag. Professor Cara's
band will accompany the party aud fur
nish music for dancing.
PERSONAL. Joseph T. Goodman, for
merly Of tho Enterprise and laiterly Of
the San Francisco Posi-. is expected to
arrive in Virginia next Monday. II IN
understood that Mr.. Goodman has sew.
cred his connection with tho Post. He
expects To- spend the Summer al Lake
Tahoe. hunting and fshing.
PnrIonr RscEIp1s. - Tho following
frsishls for Gold Hill aud Virginia City
were received during the twenty.four
hours ending at ~ o'clock n. to-day:
Wood 81 carloads. II Of lumber. IL Of
merchandise, > Of machinery, 2 OF pig
iron. 3 Of furniture. l Of salt. l Of oats
and | Of Hour.
A LirrLE Row. Yesterday afternoon
James Killoen, a keeper Of n saloon on
South q street. Virginia. struck John
Lynch a heavy blow across tho eyes with
n siI- shooter. breaking in the bone form
lug tho arch or socket OF the left eye.
Tho trouble was about money matters.
0rE SHIPMENTS. There were shipped
by tho Virginia and Truckoo Railroad,
during the past tw~cnty.four hours. to
the different mills on the Carson river,
% carloads Of ore.
TnE case Of Enos Rafael. charged
with disturbing the peace, in on trial in
Judge wright's court this afternoon.
TuERE is a letter addressed to W. T.
Golden. Oakland. California, held for
postage at the Gold Hill Postofics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12
A s-UPsouArisa CouoH.

In . letter TO Mrs. Lisls, Of Chicago, . wall
known contribution TO the Western press. she
ascfibss the cure Of q dangerous cough, accom-.
panied By bleeding at the langs, 10 Haie's
Honsy Of IIorrhound and Tar. my cough
but tho Honey Of Iorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT," The letter was "a
q lady friend In this city. who has placed II ii
the disposAl Of O. N. Crittenton. Z bixth ave.
uus. Pixies Toothsche Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12
srArIONRRY Am JKWsLRY,

J. B. Marshal. at the Gold HIN Pos,
once store. 10 sole agent for al
the Ban Francisco and Sacramento daily
papen. All the latest Eastern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received a. soop ~ Published,
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books Ind stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of every description made 10 order q
md . dne assortment Of jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large STOCK
af tors AMI fancy goods. Zee regular advef.
tIpemeut 10 anoihsr column. Is1e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12


A regular meeting Of the Pacific Coast
p;o,s.r. u.as hall n, =, yn,,.,
800 ~.
ooui'-foom on street, virginia oiy'
at Z o'clock last evening. The attend
ance was large, aud the session lively
and ;u,.r.s,;no. Almo., Al ,hs of1..r.
800
.s'e present 'De'uoins even vice fresi'
dent Atchison from Silver City. Presi.
dent McMeans occupied the Chair. The
minnie. NJ m. las, ma.,;n, 49, ,s.a
and ,nn,ovsJ rrmh.r h;,,. 80
recsiye5 ami r.tsr,oJ A. ,ho Comr,;,,ss
an FINANCE
J..rs To,,.. mn, c.o,.. w c,,.u.,
ws,o e,ects5 ms,nh.,s IT," n.,;,;nn ~
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s'el!'n,ng wouIu 20 IN ieadiness 10,
lay,hg tno corner stone o., the now nan
q. e,ook 'o-moirow lSs'uruayl s,'e.'
noon. q repor' eiosea oy coruiaily
requesting mi 'ns .oiu BOYS 70 DO
presen' anu Psruc,Pa'o III ths ,rI-
emon,eS' ana Tor eaeh one NOT 10 iaii IN
bringing some appropriate meniehto
10 delosit III the po1. Ihe report was
approved.
Inc oomd, and contract OF me builder
OF TUE haii' jill. reter burkr' were 'neh
real nhu approved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12

McKxE. the st. Louis whisky-ring-
rter. in trying to obtain pardon from the
President. and to that end his friends are
operating On Joyce and Mcdonald. at the
Jefferson City p%oniteniiary. to induce
them TO make q sworn statement exon.
Grating him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12
oRsrACLp 10 MARRIAGg.

Happy relief for yoang men nom the elects
Of .rros ssd .ssses 70 early ne. Manhood
New nsthod Of trsatneat. Nsv and remark
able rsmsdies. Books aad circulars seut nee.
In ssaied s~avelope. Address HOWARD Az
sOCiATION, lieN. Ninth street. Philadelphia.
PA.-sn Institution having . high rsputation
for hopofsbls conduct and professIonaI skill.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12

Couaus AND CoLIs.-Thoss who are
suffering from coughs, colds. hoarsc-
ness. sore throat, ETC.. should try
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12

That high Democratic authority. the
New York World. alleges: ''Ths Chi
nsss are neither criminals nor paupsrs.
There il not an slms.house or prison In
the whole length and breadth Of the Re
public that shows a marked infusion OF
the Chinese element"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-12

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
freckl.s, tan and sallowness; makes tho
skin soft. white and delicate. Its APP
~plication cannot be detected.