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PERIODICALS RECEIVED,

serientr,. MontA!y !ot Juns ts,cE1onsr y Co..
Thiiaaelphia" tlIustsaled1,. BY Rsboccu Harding
Davis; .,I'spaas nadse1 ., "by Kats Putnam ~ q:
sticks, /" Fifth Paper tiIlusttatsd}, by Clarencu
Geok ..rh!!ip Nolans X, E;'cn!s; q sh9w M
justrstsd9, Jy R,wsfa EyeIv.t iiale; sItcnan.
eistISu by cha,!,s G1f;oll .naetol -, Gea, ,a;
..Plisrims and puatans" BY Ttyon Edwards;
..Twp Poems ot Collins" By h: g. Sadal;
Chsney; s'ltow Amrnca wan Nau,o4'' (!ilas.
trate4|;" Uninn College. (l!ustratedl, by WIN.
"sone E1potlmcuts Ii co.ope!auon," second
paper, by Charles barnard; s.4hc Love of a
hhnLled Years." by George Parsons LathIop;
"TAIes Friends, by Elizabeth stuart rhclpa !
"t:harlotto CusLmau," BY John =. Stockton; !;
ssMy Nusturtiums," By II. IL. "Topics of tho
Tillc;" "Ihs. 0la Cabiurt;" ''1loule md
soc!ety;"":, '.cHltute aud Rs9srsss;' 'rhs
Gaiaty for Juno {aheltun d Co., New foIkl.
Coa{eps; "Tha Pss'RaQhaslatssta GpE'&ud, ~
, 1876-05-22


bY Ju4tin Mccarthy: "1laye " Nat!9nsi
Al; s'first md Last, by Mary Aipgo Dc vsrc;
.'Madcnp. Violet" ehaptcrs XVII: XVIII.
XlX., hnlf XXX, by Willinna Hack; 1.-The Lacy
and Tier I.ovcr,r by G. +. Erntcl!; Tho nis.
play Of Warrington snc!ctY." by nnil !iani!ton'
''Elu.Inn,,' hY Inrtoh uray: ''rcrlpstctic Mad.
ncas." hy Fly Van Dc Warkct; "honySn,fs@ @ q
der'luynck: Letters from! ltoEer Floyd 70 Holt
Blaninpe." hy Miss E. W. osney; "War Me-
moIrs, . By Get.. q. A. Gnrter; ''Ametican 'vo;
M'1.oar i Tsto .! sstem wi!shs5al... y Y: Il
Pierce; "a New I1Iatory Of tho United s.atcs,"
BY Marle A, isrowni "At Mnsam." ~ \. y:
s..Hrift-Wooa " hy Philip sSn,ltoct: .HctGn.iac
Mf.ccllahy;' nConvent Laterature' mo-
hnlr, " by tho Editor. ,,..,.,.
IT,. philaieiphin,. ccntenn: "The centIry,-
!tt Fruits antr Its Fertisal. VI, The llan!ay-
Introductory" f!li1atEatedl; Dololea. "
Emnln t.azNr1s: ''Gli'nPscs ot Constantino9E,lG.
concluding rnref ll!!Hstfatsali ~ snesl9 aa!c
s'rhce nnd Yon: Ss9!y OF ola Phtlauelpn!n,,
In Two i'arts-f., by Edwasa Kcarslcy; Mod
crn lIn4!enots." hy JAtneh hit GIace; hspoHl'
I'M. " BY Maurice Thompson; ,'Felip1,: by Con,
stanee Fen.morn Woolso!,: ''At Ch!ckamansa.. !.
ny Ro1.ert !ews' Kimncy!y htohsnc' 1 M,a y
Lean Dnnd8As y Chare. AAnYll, Al. " mrs. WIKI II
Lynn l'ntun: Ihe itailan = .hGaiSsa! Mooo , :,
HculFt1fe, ~ 7. hhoiPha3 ifpt"pe' u7t'
ny Charlotte r. 1!a'es. Ltt'"f4 run 91n!h ~
, 1876-05-22
NILE JOURNAL.

A NILE JOURNAL. Dy 7. @. ArPLEroN. Illus
tratcl by EuakAB l}ENsoN. Him., rp. 3O7.
llostan: Roberts HroticEA. C4icaEo: Jansen,
blcClurg 6 Co. Price, $2-..;.
Tho stiltctl, affected style Of this book mlkes
vury tircsomo reading. The author seems, by
his continual talk about colors and tones, and
pictures, to hu Rn artist, either amateur or
tc w0rks moro cleycrly With tbs brush than With
tho pun. There Is very Bcanty information CON-
ytycd III hts journal, which was writtu,,, tho
preface states, for tho entertainment of tliu al-
thor a,la his lliecea. 1t should haYa been kept
for their private bcuctlt.
, 1876-05-22

THE COMPLETE Ft1ETICAL WORKS OF JOHN
taREENLEAF WHITTIER. With Numerous H.
lustraliuns, PapcF. Pr. .37. Boston: Jan,rA
l. Osgond q Go. Ch!ciso: Jansen, AcClurg d
Co. l'slca, 81.
Mcssrs. James Il. Osgood d Co. have project
cd 1icw enterprise, which will bo received Will,
favor by multitude Of renders II is tho pub
lieat!on Of chcap aul complete cdltion of the
poems Of Whittier, Longicllow, and Trnnyson,
In co1nnlcnloEatiun of the Centennial. Thllirst
nulnbcr, now ut ha,ll, includca between single
covcra All tho contents Of tlle several volumes
Whittier has produced. Tho convenience uf
having thu entlra works OF O faynrltc poet as-
su.nbfcd in one collection will bo generally u,,-
prociatcd. Tho book IL neatly priututl IN tl0ulllo
columns, ail or1l1ncntul with excellent cil-
Cravings.
, 1876-05-22
PLATO.

PtATo's U1s4 THOUGHTS; COMPLIED Fnok rnor.
Jowxrr'x TaAHaLATI0a Or TIN HALUauxs o.
PLATo. Dy tho Hey. q IL. a. HuLKLzs, a. M.a
M4s4.. axo., .pp. ATS. Now Yosk; 8cEihnas,
Armstrong s. Co,
It gratifying sign Of tho advancement Of
our age that 1t should have given birth To such
work as this. We demand the best Of every
thing In tho smallest possible cotnpassi and
hesv VIC arc treated to tho choicest thoughts Of
the greatest anctcnt philosopher, brought to-
gether In componsllous and convenient shape.
lcetions Include every subject; mud tho cross.
SDtctcucta ara 50 NUMEROUS that any desired
toplu can By readily found. Tho work Will
serve : uaefM puSp99e a sort Of &uplQcd
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index to Prof. Jowctt'a complete translation. II
Is u bc hopct! that tho result Of this compilation
render, for whom ii Is expressly written, tho
ilcas of TINT philosopher who, o. Etncraoa CT
Enthusiastically snys, cui.taln. "all that in thought
wll!cl, sl4c lIstory ot Europe cn,9tlcs or hnsyct
tuition Of tho race, tp test their understanding
and express tlictr rcasoyl.h
, 1876-05-22
THE COLISEUM,
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.

4 n e1 Z t:civ Ev:na weane,d:y ana sat
ur1ay Matinee.
,TIooLIK.9 MIN8s3TRE3;L;5, AZ a5s1:;lass 2,
KIRK d UIsEW, Tue wUId- renowned song and dsnpo
uri.s John Hart, LILLY !:icc, Little Mae lnny NEW.
s1a, cshf9 Rs;t sinspE II syti",f: .hs r.:
WANTED 4 NIIitsE, CHARLESTON GALE, AGMTivE M
my ~ XEsTtS ;ii TItE M;A1i;KEh' hlscl1lEVoos
, 1876-05-22
sCl{1DNEls,s MAGAZINE,

SENTIMENTS MONTHLY: An ILLUSTRATED MAJ.
AzlxK FOR TME PEOPLE. Conducted by J. q.
lloLLANn. Vol. IL. From November, 1875. to
hpsIt Ar ~ as7o sso.' pp' o1s New York; s'''S'
INDEX TO scRlDsER's MONTHLY: An Titus.
TnAvEp MAGAZINE yoH tue pE0rtn. Conducted
by J. 9. HOLLAND. Volumes !: 70 X. Fraln
November. lb10 to October 1876. bvo., pp.
no. New York; Scrshnes . CO.
From the day when 6ertbaer's Aoathfy appear
cd Is . competitor among American periodicals,
It llas has hnld true to tho standard Bet up for
ttsclf. It has been Peoples magazine III. tbs
highest seuso Of tho term. 1t las addressed tho
nsasscs-tha Intelligent lnasacs-of our citizens,
upon current topics OF interest In all depart
u.ents Ut human Thought and cntcrprtse,Ain
pleasing, popular language. It Inns aimed to be
Instructive and entertaining, without bcuE re-
conlto or pcdantlc; und 1t llas happily succeed
cd In its object. As a regular Visitor Of thp
famuy-etrclu, furnishing quota Of amusement
a,li Information fof evory member, It Is not
surpassed by my work Of It's class In tho couu-
try. ..,., .........
book Of Importance, md Scrtbncr's Nou.hiy is
now provided with one. Dy mcans uf 1t, a reaAy
kpy Ii given to tho contents OF thu first ton VOL
uiiiea. In tho preface, Messra. SerihneE Eivo~
few interesting facts showing the cost Of SUE
tniulng publication like their lfonMty. Fur
ths ,i,,t;,.sine, nearly 100000 !las been paid;
tor printing, mDre than tl2a5, 900; and, for pa.
,per, llttle less than fa3S00 0o Tho teu volumes
! contain 3,745 enggAVtngs, OF an average OF 90
per annuin, Ut Gust OF $3S 'Rpieea,. IT may 10
| a4lde4l that these cngnlyings arr, Rs whole,
Thu publishers, who nro most fertile In ~
SOURCES, hint at tho introduction OF some en-
trcly novel features in lpsgazlne-litcrntugu Into
| the numbers of tlu coming summer.
, 1876-05-22

7.o.,. c.a.. - st.,,,,, nv,,ioror | VII, ,,,,-
>. !icu'' Iu"eIou' tuo ~, 's'' "a '"''' F1o'
l!sll book In the autnmf'
Miss Louise NJ. Alcott's new volume, entitled
Il c,Ivor 1,,tr,,era >, ,vi1, anncnr tt, n few days
s.''e' A1.ets'.' pt' -,
George Sand isas recently published another
volume, Of 1oar jeaa'eso's p'lh'eo 6o''e '"'e aso
In tho Rezase .
o,,u,..s. =, -. h.ar.a - ,bn I,,uo ,,,mhor !,
Ollpllant, TO 10 begun IN Tue JUNG pumpcl u
tue CofnaM Magazine.
,,,,.o, =, a.. 17,t,oa at,+os u fro,n n
IL 11,o'o'S y, ~ os.a t"sS. ~ . ..,t.a., H..
Mr ~ IL u ~" a,,thor @ ~ u1vi1tca SHERIDAN
Mr. ~ T. A'ac' a"''oF VI "AAe'' oAs'' ''"'''
fo1'
Our humorous literature Is to be increased by
" A Bald-ucaslel History OF America bur
!ssc on h!st9rsa syests r. the ouiscd states'
Thc nub1tcat,on in Gor1puny Of Gocthc's cor
rcspoudcnco with the BROTHERS Humboldt has
bpcn followed by that Of Ills correspondence
with Aug W. aid Friedrich scldegcl, 1lccS'
and others.
Although Lord Lyttop has withdrawn fixing
ponnv Il !, new c,jt1ou nt thc u,c,I,s he ,las aio
ren1v 1nuishr1 il r. ir i,rm,rht nut v Chat,
1es Ir1,I I'n1 u ou ~ ~ ~ n rst vol,ue vii
apneos @ m ills ills month. m
Mr. Macgalans new book, "undeF INC NoItn,
crn LsBlts," ts out IL l4oM1on. y Is rgeoru ol
tho cruise Of the Pandora to tceis strait Ill
search nt Slr JONI, Ffatlklll's papers, Ano LUIS
'''ap o''a niustsa''e',s. .>,
A work entitled "lhc Last Act: being thc
Funeral Rites of Nations and 1ndly'auals,"
which will contain curious account OF the dis
posal Of tho dead BY fire, crcnation water, air,
burial, cte., edited by William Icgg, Is a'l-
nounced In London.
Leon Chottcau, of Paris, has lust published n
warIs en;},icd q Il f;u.rra "a i rIndrmtde,.ec
n77S-17SI iss E.ra,eais e. dme7io,n., It IL ire
s..,.l l,v m intrntincti,n hy nj. Lubt,lInye,
eNN%N - @A 4 - -
stit1,f,nns aiiuns fortI, IN cvcrv 1,assare.
'"a.tto''o'o '"Ise' ~. ~ - p
Murray, the London publisher, viii bring out
new edition OF sir Gardner NliK1nsoh,s great
, 1876-05-22
NEW PUBLICATION

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
S0RTBNER FOR j1ljT]1 JUNE
Opens with q brilliantly Illustrated Paper,
"oll Landmarks in Phi1adolphia.n
Union College
Is shown to us with pen md pencil IN very intor.
cstfng way. CLARENCE COOK writcs again on
HOUSE FURNISHING AND DECORATION,
Barnard Contributes Ills Second Paper,
" Some, Experiments In Corporations
"now America was Named ~ " Pi1a,tms
and Pufitn1a = "Chnrlotte Qushrnnn ~
Tho Love Of a Hundred Years t. and othes
Papers and Stories wilt attract nttontion.
"1IOW To SEE NEW YORK."
In tho Department Of 'TIo1fE AND SOCIETY,"
will bo Of Interest to our Centennial visitors.
DIR. HOLLAND writes OF "Advertiafnu
sharno." and "Iho Literary Glass" q
New Dopnrture.' DC. Brio-n-Drio grovo
In variety and Interest, aa do all The Editorial Do
pastMcns.
BRET IIAIeTE'S STORY
Introduces tho reader to The California visilautes
with graphic power anil intensity Of interest IN.
surpassed ainco Charles Dickens wrote.
Edward Everett IIalc's Scrio1
gives ua aome charming gismpscs Of Napoleon
md Josephine, in lettera from France.
The entire number is credit to our American
periodical literature. which has Of 1a.o dcscrvcdly
| attracted 70 much attention abroad Tho Sporting
11'a<s Of London, III recent issue says:
scKlnSEk'9 II tha best attempt we haze over
seen 70 combine The domestic md tho purely liter
cry magazine A. rule, the magazines which nro
| termed "dnmcs!tc" or ''fan1ily" In England.
have very few literary attractions; they afp tou
| homcly and hontcwftcly In tone. But SC1stpNrn'e,
while It has nll the best sraturpa OF tic family n,nr.
dztne, has n}so tho higher htlt more sterling gorfh
OF the average run 0f similar rapere In pnr
| Eet forms Of rcrtodlcn litcsnturc. Tho mia.
| tcllancouH articles In AcHiBaEn nre, ~ d ruje,
superior To tho best chilling mpnthlIcs whilst tbo
ilnstratons leave moet ot hcst ii1btrnted mag
nzinea tinmcasnrably In the rear bath as rcrnrrl6
quality and quantity. There Ia not better Iiua-
| tlatcd periodical than scn1axEn cxtant. and not
onc in England anything Ike equal 10 it.
Price, $i.00 year 81 cents Number,
SCRIBNER l. co., Publishers. Nfw York,
, 1876-05-22
HOOKS NY lIAhfEI.TON.

4b""nT L AA1AHA kAAs 4 StNt
TIE SYLVAN YEAR; and THE UNKNOWN
f,' "Fho Tn.oiiect.ai liz ilfr &c. &c. 1sno, pp
l1S. lioston: 1totcrts Irothcn. ChlcngD:
Jnnaen, McClurg & Go. Price, 81.
In this edition VIC lInve two OF 1latncrt0n'e
choice hooks thrown into ono. Doth have be-
fore appeared tn America, hit in n noru expcH-
sivo form. "fhe gylvwl Year" IL a monthly
record, from M nrtists notebook. Of the chang
Ing appearances IT tho landscape, observed with
tho keen eye VI tho naturalist and tho painter.
Tho thonsantl exquisite beauties exhibited In
tile mobile face Of Nature nre pointed uut and
tlcscribed with q charming dellsuey IF feeling
and wealth ut Illustration. Gctns from thg
str n rna r1 GK5e h1se,s
trees. 1owcrs, birds, mud all adJmncts NJ rural
scenery, in delightful mosaic TINT nome ktlow
better how 70 create than 1lamcrtoli.
"Tho Unk1mwn River" describes tho voyage
down romantic stream. never before explored
In nil It's myaterfnus tl0nhllngs md wintllnga,
The nstlst ts abundant material #, the ativr,-
turo for pen and brain, and sprcals 1t with cf-
fcctirc grace bcforc tho reader.
EpOCITS OF ANCIENT HISTORY.
Iluy. d. ". Cox. N: A.. Joint Editor q tho
sss!ss h4sttoas sG Z e. p r;ss IT, 81 i" ss''Ae
The popularity Of tho series Of small histories
ranged un1er tho title Of "Epoclls Of Modern
History" Inns been 40 lec!dcd tint tho plan OIL
Which they were bascd has bocn adopted for d
second course Of volumes, embracing "Epoc1ss
I'll Ancient History" The first number Of the
new suite contn!ns m adu1rably-francd sketch
OF thnt period Iii the 1ife Of Greece Which was
devoted to prosecution OF the wars with Persia
| Thu era was ono Of the most momuntons In tho
cxlstenco OF the Hellenic tribes, determining
the deadly combat between tho persistent ,lcs
potIsm Of the East and tho progressive freedom
produced IN excellent cptomc OF The centuries
during which tho struggle continued, depicting
Will, inuct, ccarncss thu yictaaltudcs through
which, not only tic Greeks, but tho othel
warfare, were compelled 10 pasa. The book Il
we'll furnished With fnnps, chronological tables
indexes, and other aaiuncts csscntlul to 1t!
completcncss.
, 1876-05-22

I Saturday E1 suuduy Ex. ! Monday Ex. Daily.
CHICAGO, ALTON 4 ST. LOUIS aud CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY t DENVER EH0RT LINES.
Union Depot, West Side. near Madison.at. bridge
Ticket Oiccs At depot, aud l2J Randolph.st.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-06
To . ,Uss nj !. l,S : 1 =. ~.

Behold that pale, emaciated figure,
with downcast eye. like some criminal
about to meet his fate! Bee that nsrv-
GUS, distrustful look, ~ she walks along
with slow and unsteady step. The pink
has left her cheeks and the cherry her
lips. The opcs sparkling. dancing eyes
arc now dull and expressionless. Tho
oncs warm. dimpled hands are o thin
and cold. Her beauty has fed. What
has wrought this wondrous changer
What IL that which 10 lurking beneath
the surface Of that once lovely form3
Does she realize her terrible cundition2
II she aware OF the wosful appearances
she makes1 Woman. from her worry na-
ture. IL subject TO . catalogue OF diseases
from which q Is entirely exempt.
Many OF these maladies . induced by
her own carslessnsss. or through ignor.
Sncs OF the laws OF her being. Agnin,
many Female Diseases, II properly
treated, might DO arrested In their
course. and thereby prove Of short du.
ration. They should not BE- left 10 an
inexperienced physician who does
not understand their nature. and ID.
therefore, incompetent to treat them.
The importance Of attending to female
diseases Ia their earliest stages cannot
BE- too strongly urged. For u neglected.
they frequently lead 10 consumption.
chronic debility. and oftsntimcs 10 In
sanity. In all glasses Of female dis
eases. Dr.. Pisrcs's favorito prescription
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
Csndsmns 80 Observation-Disclosures
81 she Terrible Accident ~ Absr.
dess, Scotland, Yesterday.

LONDON. April 6.-Ths Daily Nans
this morning severely condemns the 30.
ton Of the United States Senate In re-
jscting the nomination Of Dana Is MIN
istsr 10 England.
The following particulars Of the disas.
Ter on the river Dee, yesterday. at Absr.
deem, are received: The day was . q 0
ramsntL fast day. set apart by the
Scotch Church for preparation for Sun.
day communion. The people celebrate
Il a. . holiday. and crowds were cross.
Ing from Aberdeen to Tony village. on
the opposite bank Of the river. in over
loaded fsrrybosts. which are drawn
across the river Dee by wire ropes. Ono
boat containing about sixty persons, do.
spite the warnings. was pulled by
passengers into the middle Of the stream,
where Il was swampsd. The scene dur
ing the night was distressing. Friends
we're on the banks or searching In the
river for bodies; but up TO a. ~. none
had been recovered. Twenty-Five per-
sons. including wen, boys and girls. are
known to be drowned. Il is believed
that the total loss Of life will not exceed
thirty.
I'm Rsuts msae.
MALTA. April G.-Ths Scraps. with
the Prince OF Wales and suite on board.
has arrived here on her way to England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-06
Prsparipg - 10 Represented Nc the
C~snssnnial Exposition.

BAN FRlScrsco. April C-1:3o P. H.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Pacific
Coast Csntsnnial Committee. held at
the Palace Hotel yesterday. w. 8.
O'Brisn. Of the Nevada Bank, Chair
man. Il was resolved to make q thorough
canvass Of this city and appeal to the
State At large TO raise funds 10 have Cal.
ifornia represented At Philadelphia.
J. A. johnson, OF Santa Barbara, wal
appointed to represent Southern Califor.
mia. A resolution was also passed APP
pointing ]. A. johnson. Josiah Earl and
A. W. Thompson o committee TO walt
upon Wells. Fargo & Co. to securs their
aid In collecting funds from the interior.
Tho work has now begun in earnest TO
give California her proper place at the
national celebration. Citizens through.
out tho State will BE- called upon for
prompt and liberal contributions to the
agents Of Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-06
AssEs~ylENr~

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AssesssSsshes-yl Per snare, eve
Y.ii.- I.....-s,p.r char. levied March
iss
x.,"S.-,os cent. ,.r .h.r.; levied March
Ss- %
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shsrs; l',,sa March NJ dc ''q''"' N.Y.
AWAY AAS
Lady Bsysa-ti PSF share; kvisd Aafea
T;deiinausn April y ssi" Jay SAY 10
0eaid q Curry- 81 PER share; levied Nafsh
n: dslinqnsnt April - sale dsy' NAY 10
Eass Yellsw Jseket-s c.nts per share
lsvisd nsisA ~: usnhqasn' Ap'i '"'
day, may 10. is'e.
Jes seasss-soe snts per share /; ievisa March
HI dsiinqasnt Apni ss's sAy. ~
M~sssses-s cents ~! share levied naref
~: d~elinqusn' April Is; sale aA5' nay
1870.
ysrth nAysSa-s cents pef share : Levied
March II ~dsiinausnt April ~; sails day
Nay o. isIs.
Nsvsh Consolidated virgtnis-2s cent
per ,hsre; levied March .; dslisqasnt April
IL: GALE day. Nay 4. 1878.
u.s.. Cs..sl,astea-s NJ p.r share levied
Mach 3: d~elinauent Aphis J. sAls day. April
~. is1s.
s..sh ch.ri.s u~d.ho,-a5 cents per share
levied Nsrrh D; Delinquent April S: sale
iay. April q, 1876.
a...t.r-.o cent, p.r shsrs levied February
": deliSaasni April 8: .sis cay. April n,
ls:6-
H.rsh (hipaas-io eents per share /: ievied
Msseh .: dslinquest April 0; sAls day. April
-. 1870.
E.rsh. Consolidated CHurvhai-si per
share; levied March /; delinquent April .
sale day, April IS. 1915.
$1,000 A p.r .hsr,. levied March Z; Do.
%i,nousuS April 8; sale day. April -. lS's.
I..sle.-si Der .nsr. /. levied March 3 de
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-06
VACANT places in The dental rsnks viii

VACANT places In the dental ranks will
never occur u you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth-wash. SozoDoNr.
From youth TO old age. II will keep the
enamel spotless and unimpaired. The
teeth OF persons who use Sozodont have
q psarl.liks whitsness. and the gums a
roseate hue. while the breath 10 pure,
and rendered sweet and fragrant. It is
composed OF rare antissptio herbs, and
Is entirely free from the Questionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastes.
ate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-06
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lis hufshs Con-, i3k. t1k. IL
$40 J.shsoa, ~. &.ss.sS
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= 80, ~" M -,-.
N...n v.,cu.n vi.
49, -, 90. +.
g'nA' tuesoay evening" APtu io'n' a
Q suitable time iu the evening q fsstiv'
Pioneer Centennial intsrluds Of . liter
AIRY. dramatic and somsvhst orisinal
character viii DO introduced. Tbs 30,
ei.ty OF Pioneers lost their hne ball ant
all their property In b mr.: Of Uciooel
~ .,o,sd 10 ,sbniIdiny ths struc,urs.
which win be q credit and an ornament
to Virginia. n sis III rsa
v--.-.rxx,--pi.ra.o m m. E,is,
80" c,.~.-.--.
copal Churcn IN o"'sr o"J ann
that they will give . musical and thsasri'
cal entertainment for the benefit OF the
new church on the 18th and 18th OF this
month. IL will be rsmemosfsd thAt inc
church built by this congregation was
blown down. Tnis u worthy enutt 70
assist IN its rebuilding. we
the receipt Of complimentary ucke's'
Nrw MINING Loclrros.-Ths Stock
Lads. and Mining Compspv" A. thu
name Of q very eligible new mining loca.
ton which was made and recorded on
Tue % ins'.n'; ~ Is s'us'sa On .ne
ess' Ass OF To.u oanyVn sW"n,s...s
Delow oliver o,1y; INC soy ,vh.'I "
Tue names OF 0 Ioca.or'; W; DsocA, ";
W.. CnsI,es A
'0a o. DAPo"
SUICIDE. = Private dispatches were last
evening received In Virginia City stating
that "Frenchy" Dahlman. . man well
known - 'n,s place ana .nrs . .ty.
ys.,sIusy a'se'p1on pnn. 800 Ssn
.n -. .too,;n. h,ms.,S ,h,on"h
= sha.
wv e
coxsoLiDaikD'."of Ai'
engaged ~ oSernauhns 2 m We,y
iii ~ u.oU ,.S ss,nsisv Tn ~. man.
A.. ma.hsn;a. a.. nr,,ino tbs An.
;.L,.n s,a.h.. ~ A.. hr,lSins eating
IN IN susins iva AMI making ready for
the new machinery.
s,n,nY Isc,x.xp.-At the last meet.
inc Of The Gold Hill School Trustees, the
,u.I... uJu.n ,..,h.,
% 1919 IN : n;.ids ~. in.
creased from SIS to $s5. This school.
under the admirable management Q,
Miss Holman 70 growino fapioiy, =
now numbers sometning oSef sih'J Blu
dents.
The expert appointed In February to
examine the books Of Judge Wright and
Constable symons Of Gold Hill, report.
ed to the County Commissioner at their
last msenng .na' 1ns ,O.u h.h,nd az
~ ~ .oant,
--,,
hxHkAnsAL'-tno fssu'at 'en
mo Oh 'onhs eno
choiSn W. ~ r,s.sn, Int :
n ,n..a,;or \. sy,srdsd 10 sny AMI
III man,hsrs NJ ire Conversation.
No., r,,,. Notwithstanding The
Ia, ,h,, an. ,n,n.. NJ yiruini. and Gold
mw a-,...ss.,,,. "a AM
times are complained Of BY some classes
OF the business community.
w,,v ~ an. tound.t,on NJ tia nav
Methodist Church, In Virginia, corner
Of ID and Taylor streets. Ii being pushed
ahead with great energy. A largo mum.
WI ="
W.. Hr. DoAHE, Of Gold ILL., declines
to accept the once o. U. =. asueer iof
'nls o's, u" m Sta,.ssi
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RxTunsED.--Captain Sam Curtis, Su.
psrintsndcnt Of the Ophir mine. returned
from San Francisco yesterday. He was
accompanied by several prominent min.
Ing sharps and business men Of that city.
A LAaox stream OF water 10 running
from the Silver Hill mine. Most Of II
comes from = now strike In the inelins.
THE Virginia schoolmarms punish I'M.
truthful pupils BY rubbing their tongues
with cayenne pepper.
TEE Virginia City Gas Company are
laying new mains on Taylor street.