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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
N NEW REMEDIES I
Ol NEW REMEDIES !
eX DIR. GIBBON's DIsPENSARY
- 6@3 Kearny street.

6.3 Kearny street.
San Francisco. Established In 1854. for the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
~ 6onorrhes. elect, Structure, syphilis in a
It's forms, seminal Weakness, Impotency. etc.
Skin diseases o. years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
semins Emissions. the consequence OF s~lf.
abnss' This solitary vice, or depraved sexual
Indulgence. is prscticed by the youth Of both
sexes TO al almost unlimited extent, producino
with unorring certainty, the following train of
morbid symptoms. unless combsted by scienti.
nc medical measures, viz: Sallow coupt.n
anoe. dark spots under the eyes, psin In tbs
head. ringing IN the carr. noise like the rustlinr
OF leaves and raiiling OF chariois, unessiless
about the loins. weakness Of the limbs, confu
scd vision, blunted intellect, loss of conGdepc.
diihdence in approaching strangers, = dislik, 10
form new scquAintances, disposition to sLun
society, loss Of memory, hectic hushes. pimpies
and various eruptions about the facee, furr.d
tongue. fetid breath. coughs, cons,,,ution
nixht sweats. monomanis aud frequent insanity
~ relief be not obtained, should apply in,ae.
diateiy either IN person or by letter, and have .
cure effected by his new and scientific mode AZ
treating this disease. which never fails Of ~.
fectings quick and radical cure,
CURED At HOME.
PERSONS st distance may b. CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter 20 DIR. GIDEON
stating case. symptoms. :ength Of time th,. a..
esss has eontinucd, aud have u.exliein. rron,nt.
~ Forwarded. free from damage and curiosi;y
20 any part o. the country. with full and plain
directions. BY inserting Ten Doiiars coin In
!seistefed letter, through the Pvstofhce q,
through Wells. Fsrgo 4 Co.; . package OF medi.
cine will be forwarded 10 any part Of The rnion
correspondents will please inform DR.. {, iblon
thet they resd his advertisements Il, M, lpp,,,
Address. DR. J. y. GlBBON
ocsis'iy Box 1881. San Frsn,isco,
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IN rmE DISTRICT CouRr .,

the lui.ed sfsie- for the District vi
kevads.-Iu the nlstters Of FORREST L..
FIl>s aud FRANK Z. TOwLE. carpenters,
bankruptr. in Bankruptcy United states OF
America, District OF Nevada, ss.--A warrant IN
bankruptcy has been issued by said Ccur,
against ths estate of PORES, L. Finn and Frank
H. ToSle. carpenters. Of the city OF cxr-.,n.
county VI Orsnshy and STATE Of Nevada. IN rssi
District. who have been duly adjndssr-i bans.
rups upon their own petition; and the payment
u any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging 10 said baukruptn. TO them OF their
use. and the transfer Of an, property by them,
ARE forbidden BY law. A meeting Of the credit.
ors Of said bankrupts. 20 prove their dehtr and
choose on. or more assignces OF their estate,
will be held st Court OF Bankruptcy. to b.,
holden 81 Virginia. In said District. ON the 2int
day Of February. A. d. 1877, at o'elnck r. NJ,
at the Office Of z. strother. Room Ma. I, did
Fellow Building, corner G and smith STREETS.
one OF the Registers In Bankruptcy OF said Dis-
trici. AUGUSTUS ASH
United States Marshal, and Messenger IL. Bank.
ruptcy for said District.
BY p. 5. ConBETr, Deputy. fel3 I'll
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sHERlFF's SALE.

R VIRTUE or A DECREE AND
onucr o. ssle issued ont OF and under the
s,'Al OF the Honorable Second Judicial District
Soa NH; ~ anu ior the county Of onnsby. State OF
n ,o. on Judgment obtained therein on the
io'n day OF November, A. d. 1870, and attested
On uns aist day OF November. A. d. 1870, In favor
o. veils. Fargo Company, and against A. b.
ts'rssoschs Trenmor Conn and j. W. Walton.
. .ul N. sum OF eighteen thousand one hundred
auu Hir,y'Mven dollars aud nifty. nine ccnts
wtn interest on the sum OF eight thou.
..hu nve hundred aud two dollsru and nj.
one cents lts.S02 si.inO) from the asa dsy OF
os.oner. Is7e, until paid IT the rate OF one and
naif per cent per month; with interest ON the
sum OF eight thousand four hundred ana forty
uvuss ~ ,ttol thereof from the a3d day OF DC.
,obsr, 1875, until psid ct the rate Of ten Der
.eht' pat snnuni. and costs OF suit taxed At nf.
ys. y" dollars and forty cents tss1 t0-iG),
sna Cierks aecruing costa In the sum OF - g5,
snd al costs which may accrue BY r.sscu Il
saverfising. commission, etc, all In gold coin
o. the United States. and against said defend.
ANS ANS and 81 persons claiming under them OF
s"hi " tnch Subsequent 10 the Esd day of
October. ls76. be forever barred And for.rir.,.J
" ~ cqai'y and night Of redemption In md
,ns nortgAscd Promises hereinafter DE-
Scrbcd, and 10 me directed. comm. NAM
me !" ssll according 70 law certain mort
sstca property hereinafter described 10
.susy me above demands; and in pursuance
.ssr'o have levied upon and viii expose Al
public suction In front Of the Court Houss door
On :" I IN as oy. o@s6y oanty. stsse Of Nevada,
b a wy I'm DAY of DECEMBER. A. D. 1870.
~ .seen the hours OF A. n. and y. ~, to wit
y Que o'clock y ~. all the right, title. inter,st
" claim of thu Above named dsfsndant. ~ n,
ana to the following descrilrd mortvaced nr,n.
80 % properly 70 wits All the right title, Inter
.aih wooi hume situate In the countiss ~ Man,.
Ias snd ofinsby. STATE u Nevada, running on Or
near Clear Greek. called aud krpvn 81 ire 1,.n.
,ss.ne. soesshse With ell branches. fesSiers, con
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os"cs-'n Hss Rinelsls New Bio :. v,,r,
CARSON CITY. Nevada

oo,, sc q s JUDICIAL DisrRucr
1nse county. IN The nsSssv d tn ~. s3S ~" -
sons y. shncsse, dscssspd. Notice = rssss.s
Svs I'M snss hONDAf.. rHE FIYrn DAY AZ
c .nxoAnf, Isn't. ~ 10 o'cioch A. =. s"1 ~.
SsSn .s,o. e ssId ceurs n ossses Cssy. hs ~,
iss d. iii q 80. = ~ S.t s,,.: esS Rlses 0 p
nc lot hssrtas lhs sppltrsaion - 49, 49,
- me i.eeeecs 70 hiln u 49, tssssSs,ssss
Ssn 80 wesss ~ pefBou inSesss1s1 ~ =.
pesf and ce0esse ~ 49,. - ~ "
Dassd Sauussy 8, is71,
s''i0 T.LE ARDS. ci.rl.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
AN that tho copsrtnership heretofore existing
between y. NJ. Gsiee and A. G. May. in ihs
business OF saloon keeping. In Carson city. Ne.
vsds, WAS this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent The said Gaige succeeds to the books aud
business: and he assumes all the liabilities VI
the late copartnership; aud all debts due tho
same are payable to him.
Signed: NJ. NJ. GAIGE.
A. G. MAY.
Carson City, Nevada, January >. ls17tf
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NOTICE Of ASSESSMENT.

NORTH CARSON SILVER MN
an ing Company. Location OF principal
place Of business, San Francisco. California
Location OF works, Ormsby County. Nes da
Notice il hereby given. thst At meeting Of ii.
Board OF Directors. held ON the 9th day Of Jan.
nary. 1877. All assessment No. 8. Of fifteen ccnts
per share Was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable immediately In United
states sold coin. TO the Secretary, At the Office
OF the company. Room |. No. l02 Montgomery
ktrcet, ssn Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this ssment shall remain I'm.
paid on the 10Th day OF February, 1877, will bs
delinquent. and advertised for sale at public
suction: and unless payment Is made before
will be sold on MONDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1877. to pay the Delinquent sssess.
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. BY order Of the Board u d.
rectOrr.
o. II. BOGART. Secretary,
ONCE. Room l. No. Ava Montgomer, street,
Ian Francisco. California.
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sxsR,rr's sALs.

Rr v1nTUR o. An exeCvTuoN
20 me diF.rte9. t1ued out II tAs honor.
so.s nscoed Judicial Dislsscs COusS, g ivds.
800 10000 iA~sin % ~ isS1 a. q Cctc-
s. =. 2. ne. . fevue q fhnaas nsss ana
sosspn 49, md against 4. O. HgyonS, Tor the
sum Of e2e11 ls-iop WITH inSsss3 o iSs sun,
- N = ~ ssas = PFC cent. pr mouth.
Sss. - s. - ~ ~ ccot. pes snnum from
80 81 :, g nAemsst tos.sAss visA ~ sam u
- ...,s ~ o. suit End sccraiaG eusea, nov In
~ Gum ot ~ ~. have levied urce end ssiss.i.
snd VII ssposs 81 rs.iic q The vocd yosd nsss
I"Esw 0iy: oymshZ county. % The siss dsy
OSeS. 4. Y. ime. hsevssa ~ houss u J
o.sicss =. =, ed . o'eiorh ,. r., 70 VII. q
o,s.oes - -. q! the right, slsis. tusegssl ana
sss.m q ~ 40 I. o. nsysse =. d ssd 10 ihs
!os.cvina dssrsibrd psvpsssy, slsssSs a. vim
- ~: csvusy q OyUehy snl ntsss u Nsvsds'
v VII tosf husAspd cssds nj plvs vood.
ShestR NJ the County d Ovusbv.
csssos CITY. octosss -. tsfs. IL
- ne shoys ssis \ Assssy pos,possd ssssi ,hs
~ ~. ~ Of Novesnbss. 4. b. is1S, & ssms i,ss
cs;s"s cs,,. oe,o.+, 4. 4 IL. ;,:"''' s''F'''
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Furniture Repairing. Weed Tsrsiug
ssd Scroll saving. Fence Pssts
ssd P1cAess assds plaia
~ tsrncd Or fancy.
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And In secorisncs with Law and ~ order e. the
board VI TRUSTEES. I1sde on the lsth dsy q; ~
srnib-r. l-,t. o. slany shares Of esrh psrs-i a
such ssock - sisy hr n~c~nsASy ~ili l. sid oil
public auction. ct the Office Of tn. s-srssrs.
iocstek In the Boston bakery. oppo.li- the
United ssste~ Mint. North csrson str,--,. Carson
City. Nevada. ON the
At 'hs hour Of ~ -. OF said day. TO pay the ssii
driinquens ss~-~sin-n; thereon. & g-ih.r with
eo~is VI advertising aud expenses Of sale.
Joay b. ELY. SECRETARY.
Carson City. December li;h. Is76.
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A NICELY vuaNssuwu wov ~
"A V Mt % r~asoosiis tssWs. in1"i,s -
-; sIcHAhDn, slsth ssvet, Carson CITY.
February Z, 1877. u ~'"'
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lTA CONSOLIDATED GouD

"A ami -ii,-r ssisis. cs.-ps.y loeAtlDa
- prisetfsl place VI ba.ins-s. c,I-on ,sty.
Nevada. l~sst.Oo VI works. iys Anii1 Las
Mining isists.e-. washo~ soaIsy. >s,sfa -
Motto. e h-rse, gwen that sh~rs ar aeisssIs .;
spou The folsoxspg described eapa,si -se~s u
the COMPANY GA sccouat of Assessment NJ.
"a. iess-d >ov~misr Isth. 1916. the SEVERAL
atesuns -; opposite tls names VI the follow
lng r~-prctise shareholders.
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HOusTON MINING COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place Il business
sas Fnncisro. California. iIrssioa of vorhs
sAg'. Dtstsics. osnsby County. state of News.
as Notice 10 hereby given that al 3 meeting Of
ns board Of Dlsvctom, hold on III r. dsv ~
CCsour. hle. - sNsssnspent. No. 1, a fivs
.h.s YET shss~ vas levied upon the capita
s y. Of the corporation, payable Immediately
The ones II tho company, No. 1iOk Csiifarni.
. s: ~ rrarisoo. California. Any storI
upon vhirh this aasrsssnent shsli rrfnain -.
gs,a 90 the 9Th day Of November. 1878, viii 5.
s.H nsIuens, snd edvcssieed fas aais q public
siii b. ssld ON fukSDAY, tie slsS dsy 81
NOvEnbEk. ls7e. 70 pay che driipauen{ ~.
esmese enoroeee WITH coos VI sdvugSis1ns AZ
snapsners q ssls. By ssyss u the Boerd d
" erAnixy. s-csassy.
omes. 70. Siok cai1ornis slrvst, Nan Yfsp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
IRucxEE ITEMS.
The Truckee Esp.tiieaa Of April nth
has the following items:

The Truekee EspuI,iom Of April iith
has the following items:
The snow has entirely disappeared
from sight ut and around Tahoe City.
the ground il drying mp. and matters
are beginning to livrn up. At this time
a year sgo, there xas between four and
ave feet Of snow in the road between
Truekee and Tahoe City. but now. with
one or tive exceptions. tho roads are dry
and hard, and in better travslin. condi'
ton than they will be again this season.
A man named John McSweeney, a
section foreman for the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. at Cascade, was In
stantly killed ON Thursday afternoon.
We we're unable to learn tho particulars
OF the affair. further than that he was
standing en- the track. when q huge
boulder weighing about ten tons fell on
him. and killed him instantly.
A couple Of our Truckee lawyers, who
could not give Il to n another strong
enough In court. had n little sst-to In
front Of Hurd's saloon. Thursday. Re
sult-a great deal Of profanity. and
ON bursted paper collars, but no
blood or arrests.
Tom Kyle was arrested yesterday
evening charged with threats against the
life Of Frank Moore. Kyle gave the
necessary bond for his appearance to-
day In court, where he will probably see
whether there is anything In or not.
Peter Frank has purchased . half
interest In the Tahoe Fishery OF j. Q.
Frazier. He informs Ms that he pro-
poses to build q shipgle mill at that
place before long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
The California Mine.

The record Of the California mine for
the year ending with the current month
Is n OF the most magnificent, II not
the most magnificent. In the history Of
mining. Since the date Of the first bull
lion shipment. April q, 1876, up to that
which closed the years account. ON the
"a OF this month. the California mills
have been kept steadily at work o u ore
from the mine. have crushed l1G,5OO
tons Of ore. yielding SIS. 352. 800 in bull.
lion. OF this sum. Sl2. 7G0, 600 will
have been paid out to the stockholders
in dividends next Monday. when the
twelfth dividend for the year will be
paid. This immense bullion yield IL
about equally divided between gold and
silver. there being less than $500. 900
more OF the latter metal. The stock
holders have received in dividends over
10 per cent OF the gross product OF the
mine. At present figures the mine is
selling at less than t%wenty-one million
dollars, which, in view Of the fact that
it produced upwards Of eighteen mil.
lions last year. and yielded a net profit
Of nearly thirteen million dollars, seems
cheap.-S. y. Stock Report, Aprl lih.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
rnEANrn.na. ARRIVAL

The 6ass meeting Of Gsntilss which
asss@blsd in Salt Lake City last satur.
d<y night passed . series Of resolutions
calling upon Congress to enact certain
laws. which. II put in force. viii very
soon break the back Of Mormon rule in
the Territory Of Utah. Bigamy and
polygamy are directly struck at by the
demand that NO man with moro than
n wife shall Be qualified to hold Office
in the Territory. or serve on = jury. II
il BY filling Offices with Mormon pOlyg.
amists that Brigham Young has been
enabled no lsng to maintain his foothold
in . Territory which 10 fast filling up
with Gentilss. II was by packing
juries With Mormons that be sec ursd
immunity from punishment for the
many horrible crimes which hs and his
followers have committed. Once take
from his control these two great powers
the power Of official patronage and the
power OF the jury box-and Brigham
Young and his religion will be forced
either to seek new fields which the feel
Of the hated Gsntiles do not press. OF
10 sink out OF sight altogether.
It Is 10 Be hoped that Congress at it'
next session will take some decided stsT
In this matter. and enact such laws q,
shali wipe from our record this burning
disyracs Of Mermonism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Yesterdays San Francisco Ala says /:
The records Of the Coroner's Office show
that during the iucumbency Of Doctor
swan. commencing December Q. 1874.
10 date. a period Of two years and four
months, nineteen fslonious homieides
by Cinnamon were inquired oil in this
city and county. In eleven cases the
jury found that the killing was murder.
but could not say who did u. IL eiRh,
cases tho murd.rers were named, ou,
only two convictions have oeen secured
in the period named, viz: Chin NOOK
Sow. nov under sentence OF dea'n, y
r~rprisved. and Ah Moon, awaiting Jug
ment and sentence to tho STATE prison
for life.
One hundred and ten deaths took
place Ia San Francisco last week. rs
against llS during the preceding seven
dsys. Al many as se~yenty-eight were
males. and thirty.two were children who
had mot reached their fifth year. Diph.
liberia still carries of more victims than
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

Nxw PATENT. Through Dewey X
Co.. Patent Agents, San Francisco. We
rscsive the following list Of United
States patents, granted to Pacific coast
inventors. viz: Z. Rsmillard. Oakland.
California. brick yard truck; ]. J..
Thomas. Cahto. and W. ]. A~nderfurcn,
San Francisco. gripping and propslling
attachment for car trucks and locomo-
tivss ; q. W. Wells, Black Hawk. Colo
rado. shank supports for boots and
shoes; D. Collier. Sacramento. Cali
fornis, automatic check valve w.
Eppelshiemer, San Francisco. clamps
for endless rope railways 7. j. Hub
bell. Yountvills. California. thill coup
ling ; Z. Morssu. San Francisco. clamps
for buiton.hole sewing machine G. +.
Sscor. San Francisco. competition fiux;
8. A. West. San Francisco. steam engine
governor : Boca Brewing Company. San
Francisco. (trsds-mark) lager beer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
NEVADA ITEMS.

Fred. Hart. President Of the Sazerac
Lying Club, thus acclaimed TO his fol.
low members the other night "Lsi
her come. Let war. pestilence. cloud.
bursts and several kinds Of lice dsvas.
tate the world. Let the last trump
sound /; let the world burn mp. and lot
mankind be oblitsrated from the face
Of the earth. Stocks have gone to
smash (; they'e got to making whisky
out Of tules. and there's nothing left to
live for"
Two carloads Of graded bulls have ar
rived at winnemucca from California
and will DO turned loose among the cat
tie ON = thousand hills.
The trial Of Rover for the murdsr Of
Sharp will begin in the District Court nt
Reno to-day. This will be his third
trial.
Reno has u military company which
admits to membership all boys over
thirteen years Of age.
There are several cases Of chickenpox
in Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
WADE nAMrroN's PLRDGEs.

How much faith il to be placed in the
promise. which Wade Hampton made to
President Hayes in order to secure the
withdrawal Of the troops from the State
House in Columbia. may be estimated
by tho dispatches from South Carolina
which we publish to-day. Hampton
pledged his sacred honor that In case
Chamberlain and his government were
left to his mercy. no force should Be used
10 Gust them nom the State House. but
that every step to accomplish hat end
should be taken through the courts.
Gov. Chamberlain accepted tho situaiion
like a patriot. and passed out with the
O Ills subordinate officers. how
ever. refused to yield their portfolios
until compelled to do 80 by legal means.
and suits to eject theu are now pending
in the courts. And now IN the news
that Hampton has ordered his consia-
bles to eject these men from the State
House by force. and iurn over their
papers TO his followers. This Ia the
frs, evidence which Wade Hampton has
given Of the sincerity Of his pledges to
the Prssid. mt. We sadly fear more evil
denc. Of the same nature will be forth
csmin: very shortly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
the LEARNED MosnA

Justice Of the Psacs Moses. Of Viz.
ginia City, ID highly esteemed and re-
spsctsd for his good qualities in private
and public life. He 10 without doubt .
faithful and sfneisnt public servant.
whose sole aim In the performance Of
his judicial duties 10 70 do justice accord
ing TO the best Of his ability. But In
this lAudabls desire not TO prick his own
conscience By doing . wrong. he has. Nc
venture to suggest, slishtly overstsppsd
the bounds Of his judicial domain. He
was elected Justice Of The Peace. not .
member Of the Supreme Court. he
RAJ chossn. not to pass upon qusstions
Of constitutional Law. bot simply 70 Try
such cases N came before him, and II .
defendant vas found guilty 70 sentence
him according to the laws vhish he
found ON the statute book. We have q
Supreme Court in this State. composed
Of much more learned men than Judge
Moses. to which any defendant VINO
deems himself dealt win noona''u
tionally has q right to appeal. and Judgs
Moses Is the frs' 'usuo' o. 'n'
that we ever remember % nA's u.''pes
the jurisdiction OF TINS n,sn .o N". ~
assumed thai it was 'ss'edi n"
The question Is 10 sh''"
Law passed by the Legislature
tationai. IL ons OF supreme '"p
to the Stale a. large Ana 'n'u'u
10 left to the decision OF one man.
never vas intended TO % 'ei' 70 s'en.
decision. And yet' secoiuins D
ruling OF Judge Moses 'n'n' "
ing case last "e'.. no mas
power to "nna'' a. ms
every law Of Tue o'A'' .n''n NV. ~
happen 10 appear 10 MI" an 's'
proper. lis piaih au'y
the man Mike he'iey 'o' "e'
and sentence him 10 the posi- Sn'en osn'
ator stewarts d" ~es'a'usn' ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
THE lEAcHIMa PROCESS.
Hsw 10 h utilised and Praeticsd ID
RsdseinE Ores In Eastern Ne
ada

A correspondent Of the San Francisco
Mining and Scientific Press. writing from
Ward Mining District, thus describes
the teaching process adopted in extract
ing the silver from the ore at the milling
and reduction works OF the Martin
White Company.
After the pulp has been roasted and
thoroughly cooled. 1t Is dumped into
fifteen Teaching tanks. Of TX tons capa-
city each. to be subjected to q washing
with warm water-ths hotter the better
from two and q bali TO four hours,
owing entirely to time required for lead
ing on the salt and base chlorides. II
10 next lsached by . solution ofhyPosul-
phite Of lime from fourteen to sixteen
hours, which dissolves the chlorides Of
silver, the only chemical combination OF
the metal at al effected by the prepare
ton. Tho leached solution Is now
turned into Ave receiving tanks, capable
| OF holding 500 gallons each. CONNECTED
| with three-inch gas.pipes, and drawn
from the center tank to the precipitat-
ing tank on the floor below. Sui
phide Of calcium In added In
sufficient quantity to precipitats the
silver as q sulphats. This. In turn,
having been dried In the revsrbertory
oven and subjected to q roasting for dis
polling the sulphur. finally results In an
oxide Of silver. to be melted down and
nodded into bars.
The sulphidc Of calcium and the by
| posulphits OF lime are both manufac'
tured In the mill at u mere nominal ex'
psnse, crude sulphur and burnt lime
found neal ct hand being the only chem
icals requirsd-ths former by boiling
sulphur and limo with water long
enough to cause them 10 unite. forming
a strong. ysllowish.hued liquor. From
this the ~hyposulphite Of lime Is now
made by injecting through II q stream
Of cold sulphurous acid, thereby pre-.
cipitating the sulphate Of lime and
leaving the liquor clear as water. II Is
scarcely necessary to state that the solu.
ton gains strength by use. and can be
employed over and over again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

..C,sr your bread upon the waters.
and il will return in many days" but IL
sometimes seems powerful slow" SET
ting a, hound. Thus Queen Victoria has
lust sent from her private purse gas to
Captain Wilson. Of New Orleans who
in 1889, saved the crew and Passeneers
Of the emigrant steamship Connausht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16

FioHrs epiiven the Illinois Senate.
senator Robinson. OF Cook county. re-
ierrcd to Senator Marshall. OF Will. "as
the sriunins animal with dirty lineu
and bad o,ior who wns constantly annoy.
ing him." Marshall said Robinson
only sm.l,ed himself. whereat Robinson
struck for him. Marshall guarded ard
hit Robinson square in the eye.