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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NO. lG. U. S. SURVEY no. 81.
U. s. LAND oFFGC ELK0. NEVADA
JANUARY 10Th, 1876

U. $. LAND OFFfC ELKo. EEvADA,l
January 18th. 1916
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE
y Young America Mining Company. whU<U
Post.oiirr address Is Roam 30. ?. No. 4pl AImrt.
RomcTy hir' 1T. SLn Francisco. Caliiut ma, Ia,
male ~aii'iica,i u, for eight hundrrd f. ct. linear
Inrasurc. ~ tao Young Amer o. lode. which ~
bounded Oh the moth by The First LxienBl IA
N"rih anil on the sIiih by the Young ! IrrirL
= nth. situated IL 1uLcar, ~ MiniuE DlstrILt.
County 81 klkp. stats u Scyiia:
IrsihninR a. u J. 'st mar'ud N1. /, 4. 8. sur.
v"y No. ~, lot a. whcnCG tho section corner uf
s~CciiOi- 2, >, 10 AMI IL, tUwnsrip ~ y. IL 81 T..
N. u. NJ. bears - 29ti dogs. IS J.Ju frc,;
theme" fuII"lIs first cpuIs y G5l, dcls. h.
GWn feet. t. post mark Il 40. 2. o.. :. survey 80.
~. lot \; thence second course y 2ifI H. ~. "
so fret T. pet inlrk'd No. il. q. u. r IrSey Sn.
~, lot A~;thcHr" third course, 4 Gjii Il 81. " GIO
feet. 20 pot marked sos. q. 4. survey M. -.
lOI =; thriIcr fourth course. : ~ drss. T. SUI
feet to poet marked Nu. [. the place ii b'gIn
ming; containing II 2.iUU ncris; Courses CK.
pressed :r"ln The thus mrr.hliI. With u mag.
/ i'"iic ""'i diirH of ~, d,Sy. L., and iiIr survey
has bc"n ira'if to CONFORM to tho original nulicu
81 l%uc.;.Ou"
LOT II MILL SlTEJ.
beginning nt = post ina. kcd post No. I. u. T..
survey 80. ~. lot Is. which post IN Identical
hiii l. TN" :. 81 ST. cUrGc, Of u. =. survey No.
81. LOT A. AMI running thence nr.t coursv. y
Cos ucEi r. y q iCCt Ia lHst marhrh No. 2, u. 4.
surrey M. 81. lot ~ Iht ucU Eccuid course y
~ de- " GjU feet To post iDdtkcd M. =, u.
h, survey 20. 81, lot -; ihoncc third course 4
COS d'g-, " 800 feet Ia post inlrkcd No. !, l..
y. survey No. ~, lot Is. oh the EASTERN line Of
survey no ~. lot 4; thence along the tas'ctn
line Of snid survey No. ~. lot 4. iuur,h cUurac >
2I4 ucEs. IT, TO irCt tu rusi marked M. !. ihr
place al brgihi'ing. containing o acres: courses
expressed from tao trIu meridian with 4 may.
ictiO %NarIJilOn Uf II 7 dcgI. Il.
Any anu all ltrsOnS CIdiming adversely tho
INNING ground VEN, lode, PROMISES. mill site
~ any portion thereof, AZ divided, surveyed,
lnhilcd aud applied tor. are hereby n,tlnrd that
unless ih"iI adverse Chains ar duly Med. nc.
crr.iig To law. and the regulations hereunder
within sixty iG0I days from tho date thereof,
with tho REGISTER Of Tho United Siatos Land
ONCE, at klED. kik0 County, Ia The Siato Of AUY.
adj they VIII he barred and all Of their ron.
hid, red rights waived 10y Vi tue Of tho pTUyi4.
ions Of ill., s'Rtnio IL relation thereto.
mlrrSIuTc, pursuant to La, I direct this
hpiic 10 be ublialIcd for Eixty lG0I diys IN the
LILO lShttL>DLSr, q daily newspaper ptiutri
auh Published ~ EIkO, Ia tho CUupty II Tho,
seat" OF 'tSdjl. tho same n,iIg HrInJdI Tho
location oi sLid mining CIdim and mil site.
J?n.Ged. JOHN q. MtYHCGm. L. =. ~Irgiatrr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22

y THE DISTRICT COURT OF Till NINTH
Judicial idstr I in and for the County Of
ilko, s a:e Of SrVad1-
In th' matter Of the estate Of Edward 7. Reed.
deceased.
o. rrading snd Hing The clifton OF Char es
T.. AbcOt. administrator OF The estate left uua,I.
niinist,r d VI I'D ard T.. Reed. dc. ased. setting
"rih hT he has Med his hua, account OF his
Sduli' istrIiiOu upon laid e-tate 4, this Court,
md th-t TIL slu e las Lecn al w.d aud coI,-
nrmCd; that nj! debts aud OK enscs Of adIninls-
tTsiiua Lave beeI FULLY paid: and th 4 q portion
OF sat 'Ltlte remains to he 'li'idrd among the
hcir> OF sid d. e.scd, aud pr ~ D.. ainoIE u h.r
ihiigs for All Or,lrr uI dstr. baton among the
persons Ell tied: IL i ord, tel that AL p,rsnns
ante rs I'd in the e-iatv of the raid IawLnl I.
Reed. deceased. be- and appear brivru the
District LUurt Of the Ninth judicial district
In AID for the Ounty II IL q, Stale II ScSa .,
At tile CUur,-. OVnl OF saiI Court, la the CudTt-
hollis, II'h town and c'uuIy Of ike, Stale If
Nevada, tn w,duesdav, the Iwrnty.thtpi nay OF
February. \. d., 1876. at eleven O'clock III the
fvrru 'uii OF Ih1 say. til u and there To show
cau'e Why at Orlcr Ut distIibuti u should not
b made Of the re 'idue 81 raid cstair amuus tue
heirs 'f tue said Edward L. Reed, dcceAsrI, nc.
cOIding 10 law.
II l. ut ,her Orlered that q e. by Of his order
be rub.is" tSl for ,Uur ruccyssi . wc. L byIur.
the sLia nj -,hiId d y Ot ebtuA Y. A u.
lSI6, III The ~EEHLY ELKu lS~DLrkSnYAr, a
new ~ apes printed all published Ia the tJNu
and county VI klkO, at .Ic OF Nevada.
}. II. FLAcK. nisirIrt Judge.
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BORN.

S%oUTHAED- In Elko, New, january
Dist, to the wifu OF a. Southland, Il son.
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To our Friends and the PuJlic
Generally:

tT'ln introducing this new Firm and
asking for favors in the way Of patron
age we will say that the best guarantee
VIC cnn give is tho record Of our former
business relations in Elko County.
Our senior partner. Mr.. Gabriel
Cohn. the founder Of the business and
sole manager OF thcl former firm of
liadt & Cohn, will have the manage
Incnt Of the business. We think il su-
pcriluous to say more.
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VOL. VII
Aenufbft yourual.

Published ut AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
OF Of Court BY SPKAGUE, OWEN u NASH.
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NO. 166.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

Photographing is nice business. We
like it. There is serenity about it that
qulets the nervous system, and a social
intercourse that makes us at peace with
all the world. Are we not called upon to
make crooked faces straight, to soften the
savage outlines, tone the dark impressions
into light, and by subtle devices and ca
joling induce sweet expressions to carom
up and down the dark recesses like sick
lamb on frosty morning in July. Skep-
ticai people might protest against the idea
OF frosty morning in July. What do
they know about photography
On warm day. when the temperature
under sky-light ranges anywhere from
100 degrees to 900, what an exhilaration
it affords the artist to see little pale face
deprived Of its nap) ushered into his pres
ence by some Overworked, nervous soul,
who had coaxed and wheeled and threat
ened and stormed and pleaded, till at
last the little object was landed whole
inside of studio. clinging to its
mothers skirts, and eyeing the artist as
if he were hangman. The good woman
is too intent upon one aim to see that the
child is tired, and cross, and sleepy. She
bounces down into chair, grabs the OBJ
lect OF commiseration, jerks out small
sized rake or curry-comb, and commences
an onslaught that threatens the demolition
of the juvenile. From the moment of the
urchin's entrance there is treason in the
air, and when the skylight room is at last
entered, the young spirit Of '76 rises up
and declaims. The artist conjures up all
the wiles OF his long experience; he
dances a reel, horn-pipe, clog, break
down; hauls out his watch, keys, rule.
ETC.; in desperation he seizes some de-
funct Punch and Judy, and rivals Sancho
Panza's master in the grotesqueness of his
attitudes. Alas! for human ingenuity and
invention, the child is as unconscious of
the vast waste of nervous force, as if he
had swallowed a half dozen full-sized
snow ball pills. He sits and stands an
lmmOvable monument of determination.
AT last the mother rouses her tagging
energy and all the eloquence Of persua-
sive pleading is intensified. "Now, do,
deary Put your little handy on te table;
there, now do deary; nanny will buy
lots of Tandy. and baby doll. and
cart. Now my little posey wosey be
dood and have your picture token; look
up there and see the birdie come out of
the housey, now my bunch of honey sit
right still and-good heavens. never
saw such young 'un' in my life. You
contrary pig. I've good mind to shake
the gizzard out of you, that's what have.
You shan't have thing, you'little num-
scull; I'll teach yer" And jerking on
the outside garments, as if the child was
wooden image, the guardian vanishes
like western tornado, while as the rum
bling receeds the artist can catch detach-
ed words like, "artist, pooh great artist!
humph can't take picture anyway"
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

OFFICE HOURS.
Fo. delivery of letters, from 700 A. NJ. TO $50
On Sundays. from 9.l5 A. NJ. to l0.15 A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, and West, 3.25 A. VI. i.2j and
$40 7. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, 425, 6 and $40 P. NJ.
B.tn and Rockland, 4.2j Snd $40 7. M
Rocklard stage, via Washington, 3 T. NJ.
WalGoboro Stage, via Jefferson, + p. NJ.
Belgrade, West Waterviile, Norridgewock and
[ olson, l.30 2. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 6 P. NJ.
Pennington stage via keadtield, l.3U L. M
Belfast, 1885 A. NJ. and ll.45 Z. NJ.
belfast stage, 1875 A. Nj.
SHowhegan, 1885 A. NJ.
Grand Trunk L. II. and Canada, 4.2j ami s.
10 L. Nj.
Soldiers Home 1885 A. NJ. and $40 P. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland Boston and West, 6 and 1926 A. NJ, 10
l. .wiston and Auburn, c, 500, 1920 A. NJ.
B .th and Rockland, 6, and 1920 \. NJ.
II sckland stage, via Washington. 100 A. NJ.
Wadoboro' stage, via Jefferson, 90 A. Nj.
BE grade. West Watcrville, Norrdgewock, and
NJ .dlson, LAO z. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 500 A. NJ.
Farmins ston stage via Readteld, l.30 2. M.
Belfast, AS Z. NJ and 1000 L. Nj.
Belfast stage, 4.l5 Z. NJ.
Skowhegan, 4.l5 I. NJ
Grand Trunk X. X. and Canada, g. 1920 a. Nj.
Soldiers Home. A. NJ. and Ais p. NJ.
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Drop Letters, per IL OF. cent.
Mail Letters per l-2 o., cents.
Books, transient newspapers, cnculars, and
other transient printed matter, merchandise, and
ga npes, in packages not exceeding lbs. in
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All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
wrapped that it can be examined, and must con-
tain no writing whatever, except the address.
Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex-
ciu led from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Especial attention is called to the Money oruer
system u. safe and cheap method of transmitting
small sums oi money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding 500 Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
same time by additional orders.
RATES.
Orders not exceeding SIS, l0cents
y" over sl5 and not exceeding $50, % :. :.
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Money orders are also drawn by this office on
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REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ohce in the United States,
on the payment of letter postage and fee OF ten
cents. HORACE III. HAMLEN, L. Nj.
May, 1876.
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FOR The
kENNEBEC AL,
Duily and " eekiy.

The following Advertising Agents are author
ICED to receive subscriptions and advertisements
Tor tie kENNEBEC JOURNAL:
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Published every Wednesday morning, is the
LARGEST ioiio paper in the State, containing news,
poiitIcal ARTICLES agricultural and scientific matter,
ta,es, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark
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Terms, = per annam in aduance.
Transient Advertisements, S2.U0 per inen for hrst
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Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con-
lns the latest news by telegraph and mail, gives
reports of the Markets, and has carefully prepared
ponlcal and local articles, and a generous amount
OF farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
u fu compilation OF State news.
Terms, 81 per anauBs in ddcGace, IS if'payment
IL not made within the year. Single copies D cents,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO Il ooLD I'LL. DALr NEWS.
CALIFORNIA.
A. Expeditien Bound Tor W.
Hsrthssn SEAS Chinatown
~ CtsAnsed.

O.. v..x.u O.,.h.. or I'm ar
II IL reported that an expedition u W
10 ftted out 10 proceed TO the Arctic
.... In ...Ych q, Tho .bs,aoped vbal.
Jug meet, 70 ieseuo Ine SURVIVORS, u ""''
anT recover ga. pIopeI'y. .-.,..
ne iuni ~ usa,' pua
WIN .nslI VII .h.s
the Pfosress oi 'ne's sup,'Ia.ous 'uey
navs unsaI1uea apou. ~ . a %.iee
cases OF smaiiPot; Wn,en TUG .h'ns's
had .ecreted IN tneir m,u... y.....
Adispa'cn fecei'sa y, 'ns
Eiehangs reports 'nM nv e so.s
fldeli'er. ruhnins .ss :, .ssS.s
Pol's' u.u - 30 S.aL.r ami IN,
Cove WIN n"f % ,ss,
iofsmass gone. 10 W. a. 4, Ia
a Few days ago tue Ass"u ~. 49,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO rnr oOLD HILL DAILY rrv'.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
s..,.., Railroad Accident.

NEw YonK, October IA train on the
Central road. from Jersey City. jumped
the track near somerville to-day. Three
passengers wero killed aud i've others
seriously wounded and nine slightly.
True Htery Of she Ciaybeurns Ries
JACKSON. Miss. October 25.-The rep
reservations that the negroes arc the AZ
grcssof In tho Claybourne county riot are
utterly false. A Deputy Marshal who ar
rived here last night. reports that prior 70
the day Lynch was gazetted to speak Of
Port Gibson, the indications were that hs
would not be permitted. The Democratic
clubs assembled and armed under the pre-
tense Of preserving the peace. A hundred
white-liners acted a. sheriffs and police.
The colorcd people were not permitted TO
carry arms to the meeting. having pre-
yiously been promised full protection
by the sherifs. They left their arms two
miles from town. At the commencement
Of the meeting Lynch was grossly In.
suited by the Democrats and declined
speaking unless restrictions we're imposed
upon them. A notorious colored Demo-
Graf, unuer y uunloer VI inuicttncuts' Whs
put forward by the Democrats. when the
colored people began 10 disperse. They
were pursued by = Democratic mob with
arms two miles. when reaching their guns.
they fired on the whites, wounding two
horses. One negro was wounded.
several arrested and lodged In Jail. This
il tho first Republican meeting attempted
to be held In Clsybourno county. The
Deputy Marshal reports terrorism through
out the country. and avs the Republican.
cannot vote unless protected BY United
States troops.
Another Nellie Mcguire Convicted.
PorrsvrLLE. Penn. October 2a.-An.
other Mollic Mcguire was convicted yes
terday of u murder committed In 1871.
The suiiivas Murder Trial.
CHICAGO. October Is. - The interest
manifested In tho Sullivan trial continues
undated. The courtroom has BEEN
crowded all day. A fair proportion Of the
audience were ladies. The Jury came into
court Mt 10 o'clock this morning. but had
reached no verdict. They were sent back.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon no verdict had
been reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25
New York Heard.

Nav YoIx. October 2j.-sales in the
Morning Beard. in currency. we're 100
Chollar ~. 200 Caledonia iOts. M Cen
tennial ~, 200 Imperial ihGt5, 100 Con
fidence i7S, 100 Crown Point ~, 1900
East Justice ~. 800 ENchequcr l5b, ca
Gould a Curry l6a, $50 Grant 3a6sia,
coo Hale 4 NOrcross 81. "a Julia ~, $40
Justice 2sS. 100 krntuck i3S 600 Loop
ard 4. $50 Mexican 30, 10 Raymond 4 Ely
2. 30 Sierra Nevada l3a, 100 Silver City
2a@2s. 200 Southern Star Ia.
sales after call were 100 Belcher n.
100 Caledonia n. 100 Ekeheluer lG4. 800
Grant 81 Gst, 100 Justice 2st4 100 savage
l5s. 100 Union Con. 10, 100 Yellow Jacket
27Gc2Ia.
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wnrAn's BAlsAx or VIII CnEnnY..

wrsrAR's BAIsAN or WILD CmERRY.-
The great remedy for consumption. THIS
~well.known remedy 10 offered 10 tho pub
lie. sanctioned by the experience 81 over
forty years; and when resorted Ia In sea-
sou seldom falls TO effect = speedy cure 81
coughs. colds. Group. bronchitis, in
duenxa. whooping-cough. ho~arsene-s. pains
or soreness In the chest or side. bleeding
ct the lungs. liver-complaint. etc. De-
ware of countrfeits. Remember that tile
genuine wistar's DAlsAm Of Wild Cherry
has on the outside wrapper tho signature
u 81. Butts" aud tho printed names ~
the proprietors. Seth W. Fowlea Sons.
Boston," All others Are base limitations.
Examine tho wrapper carefully before
purchasing. I
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ssseet SAIes.

s,S FR,Scisco. October 25-i p. NJ.
Gould 4 Curry-ijS bid. 10 asked.
Best A Beleher-iss asked.
Caledonia-iOa bid.
Con. virginia-J bid.
Savage-ita bid.
Gould 4 Curry-i5h bill.
Sierra Nevada asked.
Con. Virginia 81 sold.
Mexican-29s bid, 29a asked.
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THE cuMsIock.
0UR REGULAR MINING REPORT
FOR THE WEEK ENDING
OCTOBER ~,

short TURNS In stocks The rps
aud she Downs Of the Market
small sAies aud Not Mig Profits
what ts BetnK Dsne To-Day ~
the Lowest aud All other Mining
Levels our Regular Oftciai
Miuing Report.
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~suYrocATiNa eOuam.

In Q letter TO Mr.. Lisle. OF Chicago. . well
trovu contributor 10 the Western ptess. sba
sscribss the care OF . dangerous cough. .eeoin.
panied W bleedius At tns lung; TO Hale.
RE Nv. .thrcstened TO sufoeaie mo
mi t8s Honey Of Horehound aud Tar has
,smoved every trace Of H." The letter was Ia
: adv friend IN this city. who has placed Il Al
n, dispcsai Of O. N. crtttuion. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies ToothAehr Drops cure In one
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arOCK nEPOKr.
l..roxr.D pAnr nr a ?. HEATING . co.

TINS MORNING.
so General rhomss, se
800 Manhattan. f5k
loo Genesee vAiisy.2
too Poosman. 2sc %
is1s ophir. ASK, -. ~. r,.. a.. a.. sx,
Ab3
SO Mexican. as.. 2s,.
35s Union Con-, IL.
30 Alpha. an
,s Con. Virginia, sis. 81.
AS California. s, bio
ITO Best q Bslehsr. ttS
us Hale 4 Norcro-s. 81 81.
30 Crown Point. us
~ Justice. 2tS
40 kxeasqaet. i.S. its
L..r K,tSiss.
ico ophir. 5os. so-sJ
2TfO Mexican, ~. 2SS
l0O Gould 4 Curry. i5s. iss
iiaS is., 4 Bsiehsr. ~. a.. ~. .ss. tsS
a. bio
go California. SIX. So.
ISL, Con. Virginia, Ns. si.. Ss'.
20 Choiiar rotosi. ~
10 Hale a Sorcro.-, q.
30 Crown Point. H..
SD sellow Jscket. ~. ~. bio
$50 lmpssisl Con. J -. Ss
N ksntuek. AZ
ti0 Alpha. q; us. Is b.
Is Bsleher. ls<
too Slrrra NtttuAs l-s
io Utah. ios
40 Buillon. ~
To EKehsausr. i5k
1to OverTnan. 81
so Justice ~. .t.. 30. an
i0o suecor. 7sc
i7s0 Union Con-. u. Ia.
leo Lady Bryan ss
is julia. 10. ~
13O u .iohiA. iOt.. lOi.
i0 BaliiIaor.. 2
Is silver uiil. .
40 Rock Island. ~.
us New York. 81
90 -enstor. &c
LOO Phil. sheridan. .
100 kos-gth. ~
Ji3 Anie-. :. y.
30 Alta.
iO Pseins. she
cD Nisgsra. IKE. ic
III cosmo lolitan. cuc
as North con. Nirgtnla. IN
sso Prospect. IKE
10 Trojan. oc
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IkEINsIEIN WHIT
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.


A CASE ov THIRTY YEARs' STANDING
IAsr AunoRA. New York. May %. 1874
MEssns. BKrH w. PowLE 4 SoSs-Genilc-
men ! was troubled with dyspepsia for
thirty years. and tried several medicines
advertised for tho cure Of this distressing
complaint without deriving any benefit
from them. About = year ago l com.
menecd taking the Peruvian Syrup. and
after using altogether twelve bottles I lind
myself entirely cured. I consider my
case u VI the worst I ever heard Of. and
take great pleasure In recommending tho
Peruvian Syrup 10 all dyspcptics. beliey.
ing that Il will DO sure IA cure thcm.
Yours. respectfully. j. 7. BowES.
Sold by All druggists,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25

TIE extensive authority Of parents
under the Chinese laws Is we'll known.
A Chinsman Of forty years. whose ssei
mother dogeed him every day. shed
t.nrs In ths company Of u OF his
friends. "why do you weepf' was
asked. "Alas, things are not =. they
used 10 bs!' answered the devoted SOD.
THE poor womsn's arm grows ieeo'er
syery day"
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Indlscrrtions of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. ioss NJ manhood. etc.. I win ssnd
. recipe that will cure you. FREQ Of charge.
THIS great remedy was discovered by Q nils.
sicnafy 10 yoath America. send Q selfad.
dryssed envelope 10 the New. Joseph 7. inmAn.
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O,er~a.-ss u.r -h.r., le,l,d October
ai,i. a.linau.nt Noe aber as h ...e day,
p,c.ms.r isth,
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March Sl.i; ce!inlnent MAY 2'ih' sale dsy'
october Jun
Hale a Nerersss-n Z rsh.rc isvieios
iObcs 10th. delinquent November iith; sale
day. December 5th.
Phoebe (Ely Di.triet) ~ c.nts rsr share.
leyied October 18th; delinl i"ni NOVEMBER
sth; sale day. December LIT.
nhsba tstar Dl.tuetl IS cent. psr share.
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ACCIDENT At THE HALE 4 NoRcRoss.-
Night before last = miner named Dogles.
employed at tho Hale & Norcross mine.
missed his footing In the incline and fell
. distance Of forty feet. When he was
brought W the surface. insensible. DR..
Harris WAS on hand and dressed his
wounds. Bogles was ~ completely scalped
- II Q Sioux had handled him. The Doc
tor believes that no will bring him out all
right In the end.
A yEw few days ago = Gold Hitler lay
upon his death bed. Tho minister called
and inquired with feeling: well. my
dear brother. how do you find yourself To-
dayf' "Just so-so." gasped the dying
man family; "it's six an six. an u God.
IDENTITY don't turn the jack on mo I'll pull
through" Tho Jack was turned. and the
funeral was . perfect success.
Tomorrow will DO the anniversary Of
the big Ore In Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25

IIloiS's MAGNOLIA balm preserves aud
RESTORES the complexion. removes frcckies,
Ian AMI ~ssllowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. lts application can.
not be detected.