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(;ENrAUR
INIMENTS,
White. Tor the Human Family.
yellow, tor Horses aud Animals.

Thee Llniments are simply the wonder Of the
ious, yet there are some things which they will
not do. They will not cure cancer OF mend
broken bones, but they will always allay pain.
They have Strengthened hngers, cured chronic
rheumatism of many years satnding, and taken
The pain from terrible burns and scalds, which
has never been done 10y any otheraTticle.
Ihe white Ltntment Is for the human
family. IL will drive rhumatism, sciaticn and
neuralgia from the system; cure ulnha
chillbiains, palsy, itch. and most cuiane0tIs
eruptlons IL extracts frost from frozen hands
ana feet, and the poison OF bites and sting Of
venonimous reptiles; il subduss swellings and
slle,iaies Jain Of every Kind.
For spTaihs or bruises IL il the most POTENT
remedy ever discovered. The Centaur Iini-
Ineni Is used with great efficacy FOR sore
throat. toothache, caked breast, earache and
weak hacs. The Following j. but "a sample OF
numerous testimonials:
'lSDtANk iioME. JKTF. Coat
- Ind, May =. I-7S
II think u my duty to inform YOU that hay.
suffered much with swollen feet and chords.
have not been iree from these swelling in eigh'
wears Now am perfectly wei, thanks to tn,
Centsur Linir1sut The Iinimenf ought 10 b,
applied warn BkSJANts BRowN
The prV1r Is 10 Ia. isial. /, j. reliable, il /,
handy, Il . cheap, and every family should In "
H.
10 TIN sick aud bed. ridden the halt and lame
20 The wounded and sore. we say, Come and ID
heglel -
10 the poor and distressed who have spcn
their money for worthless medicines a boti'. o
Osntaur Liniment will be given without charg
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The Yellow Centaur Linimeut

Is adapted to the tough muscles. cori. aud nesh
OF horses. IL has performed more wonderful
cures OF spawn, strain, wind gals, scratches.
.weenv, aud general lamenes.. than al other
remedies in existence. Read what the great IL
pressnlen say of II;
NEW YoHk, January. l~1t
Every owner of horses should CAV. the ca
tsur Lipment trial. We consider IL the lc.t
article ever used in our stable
III MARSH, supt. Adams EN stable, y. d.
''E. Pt LIZ, supt. L :. IN. stables, \
"a =. DLlN. stunt. Nat TX stables y ! 30
MoNrGoNKRN, ALA, Aug. L.. -
''GBSTLEsENE-l have used over one gross OF
Centaur I.5imsnt- yellow WRAPPER. on the
mules Of my plantation. bc-ides dozens of the
family IInimeut Tor my negroes. ! want to
purcha-c 10 at the Wholesale price. and Will
thank you 10 ship ne by savannah steamer one
grOss of each Kind. Me.ssrs. a. !. stew at a
co. VIII pay your bill on pTe-entstion.
RES perttully. Jams BARROW
i he best patrons Of this IinIH~at are Farri-
ers and Veterinary surgeons II heals gall.
wounds and pall-cvil. removes swelling. and
Is worth millions OF dollars to farmers. livery
men. stock growers, sheep rsissr.. and those
having horses or cattle
What tarrier cannot ,lO for So the tvuiatr
lniment " i'll do III u tTifiDg cost.
These Linimenis are warranted " The pro-
pTiStOTs. and = bottle viii be given O. any Far
fier ~ fhys ictan who dr.ire to test them >rit
sr.ryWheIy.
Laboratory OF J T.. ROSE 4 co,
4" bLN ~. NV fDph
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Inc TIM OF >cyIlle-A Spanish Poem.
HOyaty IN the United States
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

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The BULLETIN 10 served TO city Subscribers by
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
A London Ghost Story.

The London papers tell q ghost story
basel on the death Of Mr.. George Smith.
the A~ssyriologist. II 10 as follows: "Mr.
smith died at Aleppo on the 10Th Of An.
gust, at or about the hour OF Q In the after
noon. On the same day and between three
quarters OF IN hour and an hour later, .
friend and fellow worker Of Mr.. Smith
DIR. Delitzch-was going 10 the house Of Q
third person. the author Of the account OF
the labors Of the departed scholar which
appeared In the Academy. In the ceurse
o. his walk DR.. Dslitzch passed within .
stones throw Of the house In which Mr..
Smith lived when In London. and suddenly
heard his own mama uttered aloud In . msst
piercing cry which thrilled him 10 the
marrow. The fact impressed him 20
strongly that no looked at his watch and
noted the hour. DR.. Dslitzch. who strongly
disavows any superstitious leanings. was
ashamed 10 mention the circumstance 70
his friend sn reaching that gentleman's
house. although on his return home he
owns that his nervous apprehsnsisns Of
some m%ournful event In his own family
found relief In tears, and that he recorded
all tho facts In his notsbook that same
night. DR.. Delitzoh told the stsry on the
5th inst, Of q friends table, with all the
circumstances mentioned above. including
tho shrill cry. He distinctly denied having
been thinking Of Mr.. George Smith 81 the
time"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
A FRIuHrful FALL.
Hash Mcdonald Fsiats Upon the
Cage II the Imperial shan aud
d Prseipitated 10 she bostsn. .
Distance OF 1850 Feet.

Tho News Of last evening stated that .
man had been killed in the Imperial mine.
The particulars Of the tragedy are shock
ing In the extreme. II socms that q cage
loaded with miners, coming up to give
place TO the 8 o'clock shift. had reached TO
within ZOE feet Of the surface, when n
Of the men. named Hugh Mcdonald, sud-
denly ~fainted-as Is not uncommon with
miners coming suddenly from the hot.
damp air Of the drifts into the cool, dry
atmosphere Of the upper world-and fell
from the cage, between which and the tim.
bsrs Of the shaft he was caught and
crushed horribly. In another instant the
unfortunate man fell down the shAft-a
sheer descent OF 1,250 feet. Presently
men descended TO gather up the remains Of
their late comrade. Tho body was fright
fully torn and mangled. the head. legs aud
arms being wrenchsd frsm the trunk and
battered into = mere shapeless mass Of
bloody flesh. Every bone was broken. One
leg was found caught fast In the wall plates
Of the shaft near the bottom. the other
was torn of between the ankle and knee.
Tho head WAS not recovered from the sump
until 10 o'clock last night. When the re-
mains had been gathered into q blanket
and taken 10 the surface. they were con.
veyed 10 the undertaking establishment OF
L.sriviere and Coroner Hodges notified.
Mcdonald was 3s years OF age and . native
Of Hopswsll. Pictou county. Nova Scotia,
where he now has q father and brother liv-
ing. Mr.. McDonald had lived upop tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
Ihs 0erman Military Hand.

This musical combination is = OF the
beat that has ever appeared on the Pacific
Coast. and IL deserving Of the praise which
has been so lsvishly bestowed. National
Guard Hall. Virginia. was crowded last
night, and the audience was delighted
with the performances. Tho German els-
mspt was out In full strength, aud showed
by their manifestations Of approval that
they were entirely satisfied. Carl Beck.
the conductor. manages his band withcon.
sumats skin. The serenade for iiuts and
French horn, by Messrs. Borchert n
NudrA, was finely rendered. Mr.. Gewerts
cornst solo Was Loudly encored. and WAS
one Of the best things Of tho evenings
entertainment. At tho close Of tho rrgu-
lar programme Germany'a national air
was given. II was received With the Wild
est applause. thus showing that although
opsritic music may be rendered ~snIoyabls
70 the masses by accomplished artists the
most popular Of all are those simple melo-
dies which appeal directly 10 tho sensi-
ment Of patriotism or rovive the tender re-
collections OF early years. There will "
another entertainment given this evening.
which will close the engagement Of the
German Military Band In virginia. IN
due time they will appear at the Grand
Opsra House In San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
.. The Parish 0uide."

This is tho name Of . neat pamphlet Of
four pages which has boon handed rs by
Rev. n. s. Eastman. minister In charge Of
NJ. Johns Church in Gold Hill. II 10 TO
lie Published msnthly. and will BE- dis
tribnted gratuitously. The clergy OF the
State will contribute to ito contents over
their signatures. aud the parish notices are
so arranged that II will be a local paper in
each place 10 circulAtes. The saluatory 10
written by Rev. y. T.. Kelly, aud 10 q
straightforward document. 10 says
This paper 10 issued for the good OF the
church. There IL no cant about this.
ssss We want ~ he fairly understood
ut the start. We ask no money. We want
no subscribers. Our enterprise 10 y imam
cial success before We commence. Its CT.
penses arc provided for by friends. who
are sufficiently interested In the subject to
pay for it," The Gaiis presents an eI.
ceilent typographical appearance. and will
doubtless effect the good II aims at. We
wish 10 success.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
,,.aAL 70 . .elD a D.Ir, .r,..


Ban PRAxcisco. December i3-i r. H.
Tss Directors Of the Bank Of California
held . meeting yesterday afternoon to take
into consideration q proposition TO reduce
the present rate Of interest on commercial
paper. Tho meeting was protrscied till
after 1 o'clock. but no strious objection
was made to tho proposed reduction. It
was unanimously decided to authorize the
proper officers to reduce the rate Of inter-
est On commercial paper to . rate not to 80
below the mlnimum OF MIN per cent.
Ths reduction a. we'll ~ tho rate of reduc-
ton 10 the minimum will be left 10 tho
discretion Of the officers OF tho bank.
Tho increase Of capital and the
prevailing abundance Of money have been
the principal reasons for the change. The
opinion prevails amsng business men
that ether banks will take . similar
course.
II IL reported that Michael Recess pres.
ent visit TO Europe 10 for the purpose Of
negotiating tho sale Of Southern Pacific
railroad bonds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

NEyADAss IN BAN FRAscIsco. - j.. j.
Parkinson. @. +. Mason and q. Y. Laugh
ton Of Carson, aud ii. q. Perkins VI Sir'
sinia City ars at the Grand.
DANIEL O'BRrES was sentenced to hfiy-
eight days in Jail yesterday for beating his
wife. Mr.. O'Brien thinks this 10 . FREQ
country only In name.
TnE Gold Hin Amateur Minstrsls will
give n performance in Silver City to-mor-
row evening for the benefit Of the Miners
Union Of that place.
TmE vacant lot next to the Fourth Ward
School. house on G street, Virginia, aud
opposite the Chollar Company's sfice. Is
being fepced In.
A SURVEY Is being made for q railroad
from Carson to Genoa. To 10 run In con-
nection with the Virginia and Truckse
IAilrsad.
A CniSAxiS was yesterday convicted OF
stealing . sack Of rico valued at 81. In vir-
ginia City, aud has been fined SIS.
The disbursements by the Justice Min
Ing Company for the fiscal month just
closed aggregate nearly $4,000.
TnE markets Of Gold Hill and Virginia
arc still we'll supplied with fruits and
vegetables from California.
IT was reported In Silver City yesterday
that James Asksw had accidentally shot
himself In the left leg.
McCLELLAS's portal. u Hon. Charles
T.. De Long has been received by tho Pho
necrs In Virginia City.
II. NJ. DlooErr. Nsvaia's electoral mes.
sengcr. left Virginia City for Washington
last Monday evening.
THinrr.sISE bars Of bullion. valued At
sii7.2i3 %, were shipped from Virginia
City this morning.
ID. DniscorL.. tho broker. 10 lying dan
gcrously III at his rooms in Virginia Of
typhoid pneumonia.
DuaIsa the past twenty-four hours "a
cars Of ore have been shipped TO tho mills
ON Carson River.
TO-DAY there have been received Is car
loads Of lumber for consignecs Of Gold Hill
and Virginia.
TnE damages by Ore in the new Court.
house have all been repaired. They were
triiing.
Xix miserable citizeus awoks in the
DRINKS cell Of tho virginia City Jail this
morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
FIGHTING THE uAlLows.
Harrington, che Murderer. In
Court = Sentences or Death De.
ferred until saturday = Public
Interest iu she Assassiu.

This morning being set for sentencing
James Harrington, the murderer Of sul.
Ivan. the Distrle. Courtroom was at an
early hour packed with spectators. drawn
thither by that morbid curiosity which
always collects = crowd on'such occasions.
Harrington wa taken from his cell aad
handcuffsl. To avoid the crowd Of idlers
strung along C street. the murderer. &C.
companied by Taller White. two Deputy
sheriffs and q News reporter. was con-
Quoted up Carson street 10 b. thence to
Sutton avenuG and up to A 10 the back
door Of tho Courtroom. The little muir
derer bore himself we'll during the march.
appearing cool and thoughtful. He smiled
occasionally a. women swesping their
yerandahs retired indoors hastily at
the sight Of him. or called anx-
iously to their children playing In
his path. The great crowd that had
gathered TO hear tho sentence Of death
passed upon q follow creature we're disap-
pointed. for when Court was opened, Col.
Taylor. counsel for the prisoner. arose and
asked that the ~pronouncing OF sentence be
postponed until Saturday next, aud that
ten days further time be granted him to
draw up his bill OF exceptions. The Dis
trict Attorney mAkiag no objection. Judge
Rising 10 ordered. Harrington was then
taken out the way he had come In. and the
crowd piled down stairs and ran along Is
street 70 Sutton avenue where Harrington
and the guard were ovsrtaksn aud followed
10 the jail, where another crowd had col.
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THE pkRrYIAN U

ylislls.s and snriehes tho blood. ions' mp the
.,stsm. builds up the broken down. cure. dJs.
yep 10, liver complaints. d op.y. chroti &c di.r.
rh,Da, tolls, ne, vous sfecti hs. clllls and f.
ger, humors. lo,s Of eorstltuti nal yisur. dis
',,.rs of tn kidBrys and bladder. female com.
plants, and eli disesser originating 10 . bed
stale Of The bi Cd or accompanied by debility
or = 10 . ststr of the system.
CAUTION lie suf- yvu get the Peruvian
syrup. Una dollar anc two dollars = bhtl~.
ard by sKm W. Fowir 4 soss. Nc Hirti.
20, avenue. ID ton.
soid By drugk lists generally.
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Rich and RArr.

Now Is tho time when show windows
take upon themselves tho gaudy and fan
tastic forms Of the holidays. or all the
displays In Virginia City. mont ara so At.
t%ractive as the ono In the window Of N. N.
Prcdrick's jewelry store, opposite Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'s office. His stock comprises
diamonds, pearls, rubies and other pre-
cious stones. lilo has . most extensive
assortment Of Iewelry. including watches,
chains. necklaces, charms. locksts. gold
headed canes. and 50 forth; also bsauti.
mily-desiynsd and acknowledgements
solid silyerware. Engraving Of all kinds
ia done In the highest style OF the art.
Friedrich keeps the best Of everything. and
nothing but genuine articles. Call and
zee him.
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