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Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
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NJ THE MItD-pew1s ~
: s'sCURE S@S
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we have "a Winter on the Nile" by Gen.
Mcclellan "oauntcrings About Constants.
n0ple," by Charles Dudley Warner; "Out
of Ny Window at Moscow" by Eugene
Schuyler: "An American in Tilrkistan,"
etc. Three serial stories are announced
Nicholas Minturn,"
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KDvEnI usytrs ejsvSt.ssA
~ NV. lt| you A~A-..s ~ Ssl ssss.J SasS -
- Le-.. ssssrsis's . rvs.s o.. q IssIA -
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ASK the recovered
d. pepti 5, buoU,
sufferer, victims Of
fever aud ogue, the
mecurial llseaseip4-
tieut, how they recov
cred health cheerful
!, 5pirits, and good ~
petite; they will Tel
you By tai ing SIM
mons Liver RegG-
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GGg week in your own town. Terms and
DUO ~ outGt iIee. II. llALlEI q CO.. rOr
innd Maine.
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SICK HEADACHE

This distrcs sing affection occurs most fire.
quontly. The disturbance of the, s'0lhach,
arising FROM mperlectly dl1estGd contents ,
causes u severe pain in IN! head. accompanied
with a isarrccahl" nausea, and this constitutes
what is pupularly known a5 sick Headache, For
prompt rclli
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fs-AIi Business Letters should be addressed to
Cairo Rniiptin Company
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BAD BREATH

Nothing il so unpleasant, nothing so common
a, bad breath, and in nearly every case 1t comes
nom the stomach and can be 80 easily correct
cd if YOU will take simmons Liver Regulator,
DO not neglect SO sure II remedy lor thlS re-
uuleiye di order 1t will also improve your
Ann lite, complexion, and General Health
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
NOTICE TO lIENHolDERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED PLAINTIFFS HAVE
l this day commenced sn action In the DIs.
trict Court Of the flrrt Judicial District of the
State Of Nevada. In md Tor the q unty Of sto-
rev. against Georr. Thoins-. d.isndAnt. 20 en-.
fore \ lien upon the property situAtei In the
City Of Virginia. County Of Riorsy. state 10
Nevada. dcscfibed NJ foll5xrI A ore siory
dwellii 9 house end lend IN iiiotk No 10. Rsrec
we,t Of summit street. cominrncirg Al stsks
d fett touth OF George Thomas house. and
runuirg north 40 feet. the.c- wet IA feet,
thence ~ u,h 100 ret, theme s.east co feet, 20
place 81 beginning: which lien 10 c aimed un.
der and by virtue ~ en- Act q. the u gisisturp
Of the btato 81 Nevada. entitled, Ear Act 90
secure liens 10 mechanics and othtrr. and To
r~peal ell other Acis In relation thereto" 10.
proved March q. tsl5.
Now. therefor-. all perrons holding of claim.
Ina liens npon said prem se- under the pro,is.
Ions Of said Act arr hereby noiiaed 10 be- and
appear before said District Cont ON FRIDAY,
July "a. A. ID. is1I, at 10 o',lO,kA A. ~. the came
being . day Of the regular June Term, A. ID.
1871. Of sald Court. and % exhibit then and
there the proof of their said liens.
q. Il. DOsS n ~ Plaintiffs.
X. II. TArion Atty. for Plaintiffs.
Dated June ~. is1f.
l.au H. a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE IN HEREBY 8IvHS THAT
~ sealed Proposals will be received BY the
Board Of County Commissioners, to and in-
cluding the AID day 81 July. A.. D.. ISL, for the
constunctlen and er-cton ~ stobs Walls, 10 10
built On tie north. scu,h and west pides of The
Courthouse lot. and . Wood and Cal nsnse. 10
he erected on the south west corner of ssld LOT,
and the kxcavafing Of lot bafk 10 A street,
Also, i,ft me construction OF . flse.stope side.
wax. 10 b. laid II the front % Court.house.
Plans and specifications for said wosk can b.
seen dining once hours. Of the once q the
County Clerk.
All bids for the work 1rss above mentioned
TO b accompanied BY certified chech In tho
sum q v thousand dol ars. or lts equivalent:
and for the pecopd. 20 he accompanied BIZ !
eheef for one tboussnd dollars or its squiva.
le1t. said checks 10 he returned npon av srdipa
o. contract. Ths Commissioned - reserve the
iifht To 20 Get any and al bids. ny order on
me Board OF County Commissioner. u Storey
County.
Atissti up. MCFARLAND.
ByH O. Tnoxrsos. Deputy ci.ri' seqs a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
THE BOARD OF TRusTERs OF GOLD
u Hill do ordain.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or GOLD
i nm do ordain:
SECTION !. The President and Clerk of the
Board Of Trustee. Of the Town Of Ooid iii
tho bond Of the Town f Gold Inn Ia the SUN
Of Fourteen thousand Dollars. United state.
Gold Cpin.
src. Q. The said DO. d .hali 10 In such form
o. the President and CLERK Of sid board msy
prescribe. and rhAll be /, the effect that the
Town Of 1uld liil 10 bourd and holden and
will pay 10 the holder Of said Bond the pum Of
money nsmed therein out Of the 6rst moneys
toming Into the Treasury q said Town nom
taxes. with Interest titr,on a the rate of enc
ter cent per month. In United states 0old
Coin. iatsrrst payable quarterly
rEc: . The money resolved from the sAie Of
said bond phsn bc placed In the Contingent
Pund Of said Town Of Odd Hin. u ,hali be
ussd 10 deiray the ,apsnses of The tald Tswn.
and shall b. drawn from Oh. Treasury a sald
Town obly upon warrants duly fignsd by the
President and Clerk Of the said board 81 True.
tees. duly authorized th,rao By the said Beard.
sEc. Z. The Treasurer of the Town OF Gold
I'LL shsli pay said Fond to tie holder thereof
upon presentation sccoiding 10 law.
sEc. 5. ordinance No. ~. providing for the
issuance sf certain Bonds. passed april 2. 1877,
10 hereby ierealed and all Bonds issuod there.
under are hereby ordered oance.d.
FRO. u. This Ordinance 10 tale eject aud be
In force firm and after iis passage. and ono
weeks publication In the Gold I'M sEws.
u. q. STkvKSsOS,
President Of the Iloani u Trustees
Of the Town % Gold Iinl.
Attest ". u, HYDE.
Cisfk VI the board.
Al tpeclsi meeiirg of the Town Trustees
held June Is, 1871. Town Oniirsnce No. i0i
~ss trrse, ted for adopt on. with the follow ing
retult: Ayee-1rustrts iox, Mercer. Copeland,
and President sleven,on. Ab~.,nt-1msiee
wooley.- W %. HYDE,
Ciuk OF the Board.
Gold Hill, Jnne Is, 1871. ie25 ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

And In accordance with law. ard an orfer Of
the Board Of Directors. msds ON the sth dA,
Of May. 1871. 80 many shares OF each
parcel u such stock ~ may IL necessary Will
be sold at public auction. Al the once OF tsid
Prsncisco, California. ON SATURDAY. the
sDthday IL June, 1871. at the hour of2 o'clock Pm,
Of said day. TO pay said delinquent assersmcni
IN, recn together with costs 81 advertising and
eipsnses Of sale. J. ". CLARK. Secretary.
Oniee-No. as California street. Room .,
San Francisco. California. 'r''''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
ANNUAL MEETING.

,lNnE ANNUAL MrErISaOP THE -roCK.
holders OF the Mlichsil Gold and silv
Mining Goa pauy hiss been adjourned until July
81. 1911. at one O'Clock p. NJ, when the regular
melting will be held at the once Of tho Com.
lspy. h,-om Z. 4oi California sueet, aan Fran.
risco. California. for the el,ctlsn Of ofic-rs, and
sneh other buriners ~ may come before the
messing. AZ. HAMMOND.
Je7l I'd N-rretsry
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
DIVIDEND NOTICE

OFFICE or the CALIFORNIA MINING
" Company. Ran Francisco. California, June
It'll. tsT.-At . meciing Of tho Beard Of Dt.
rrctorv u the aboye named Company. held
this day. . dividend No. itl 81 Two dollars per
.hAre Was declared. payable on Friday.
June 18th Transfer books closed until Tie
18th instant
jei0 G. p. GORDON. Becretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

And In accordance with law and an order IL
the board Of Directors. made on the 18th day
OF May. 1871. % many shares Of caah
parcel OF such stock A. may be Necessary. will
Company. h0on 20. No 3Ji Montgomery street.
ban fnncifc.,, California, on MONDAY, the
ID day of July. 1871. ct the hour OF "a
O'Clock n. OF ,aid day, 10 lay raid delin.
qusnt asrersnlent thereon. together with coats
Of advertising and expenses of the ssle.
q A. sASKEY, Sscretsry.
Onhee-Room 20, No. sai Monts omery street.
Nan fnancisco. IAiifamia. jeisid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
poo TAGS.

AT A MEETING OF TIE BoAHD oy
"A Trustfes Of the Town ~ Cola IiiiI. ed
June II. 1871. the Town Narshsl was ipsfrueted
70 relect . suitable location for . Dog Pound.
Ne Wa also Instructed % htnctiy enforce The
!sw relstve 70 Dogs running q, largo within
M tovn nmiu without . Tag. All tuch Dogs
application 70 the Town Marphal.
O. O. frkvENsON, President.
" q. HSpE. Secretary. nm "A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
sTocKnolDERs' NETTING.

THE ANNUAL MEETfN0w THE NORTH
Oslhoun Gold ard Silver Mining Company
Will b held a. The once OF the Company ffhos,
aailagher's ofneel. Gold Hill. en- eATcRDAY,
d. ]. TURNkN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, June -, isI1. jss6 "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OIF1cE or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
the abcye named ceYpany. held this day. Q
dividend tho. 3tl Of ICED Dollars per shsrs
Was declared, payable on Thurpdav. June 18th.
Transfer boohs clos~l until June Eth.
leo A. w. HAVEN ae~rpfsrv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
DISSOLUTION or coPARTNERsHJp.

TUE ooPARrNKRsrIiP HERETOFORE
hsor. In hs ssicon business, Il this dsy dIs.
solved ~ mufnai eonsent. Mr.. Maor- will con.
unus the business 81 the Old stand. ana viii
eoiiset Al bills and ietiIo eli Indebtedness
I'd. cAyyR1r,
oe'd zui, June !. 1871. -00A ii m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
I Any WARRINGTON MININ,

COnlpsny -LOchtIOh OF THIbcIpaI pIAtt OF
business. San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold nm, storey county,
Nevada.
lowias-desc. ibed stock. on sccount of asscss
ment mo. iNi levied on the 10th day OF May.
1877, the several amounts yet opposite the
namcs Of the respective shareholders, a. FOL.
low:
Names. No cetif. shs. Amt
crsndali W q. Trustee. .... .lssl.....i...:::D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
DELINQUENT SALES.

lrARYLAND MINING COMPANY,
MI Location Of principal plsce OF business
san Francisco. califorHta. -,,, $780,, 49,
Location Of works. Gold Hill District ssofs9
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol'
.ovingdescribed stock. on account OF sssess
is1T' the several amounts set opposite tns
names Of the respective shareholders. ~
followe: -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

sherwood u 1 O.. Tiu.. ~
Lap. .lpO ...lU ..
sherwood D y 4 90, Tius-
tcee...................... i12D,, 100. .. 10 =.
Sherwood u Y 1 Co, Trus.
tccs....................... t22l. ..fO0.. 10 :.
Sherwood b Y 4 Go. Tru..
sl.,.; :,isa.. .loo. ...iO e.
teer....... ........ .I2l3. 100. 10 =.
Sherwood b Co. Trus.
lees Ina, ,,tO....S.
Sherwood u y L ca. Tfus-
,.s.:;ri.vv,...a.:..i,ss ...o.....s..
.i72s. TO-. % o..
Sherwood y y 4 Co. Trps.
t-<s.................. ...120.. ..Ju.....5 O..
sh.rsood D Y 4 90. Tru,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i23i. ... "a.
Sherwood Is y 4 Co. True
..iSs2....9o.....2 q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29
ORDINANCE NO. Iol.

Published by authority of the Hoard OF Trus.
tceso Gold mil
An Ordinsnee 60 Authorize she IL.
suanec Of Bond> los she Purpose
or Providing Means Go Defrny
the Expenses ortise Town or Gola
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

|. And In secoriancs with law. and an order Of
this board Of Directors. made on The 10Th day OF
May. 1871. % many shares of each parcel ~
such stock 80 may be necessary Will be sold
at public auction. nj tho mice OF the q ,u pany.
Room 81 Mtyward's building, 40 California
street. Ran frAneisco, California. on TUES.
Day. TIE 81 day Of July, isII. a. tho hour Of
Q O'Clock p. n OF raid daJ to pay said delin
o, Ai,ertising and experses Of the sale.
ID. l.. THOMAS, Secretary.
Ohice-Room Il Haywari's Bullding. tie
California street. San frAncisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

~ Ne
or~cnsbsnm. nslbing 4 Co.
Trustees .......... observation-disclosures 81
0rvenebsum. Heibing 4 Co.
Trustees. 800 ..lO.....l ~
0r-ebebsum. ueiblng 4 90.
Trustees q.
0~rreoebsnm, II ibing 4 Co,
Trustees Ell. .io...4o.
0reenebsum. nelbins 4 Co.
rrustee~-............ LEVI
0reeuenaum. Helbing 4 Co,
Trustees .......... ....19o6 luO ....io %.
Oresuetaum. Helbing 4 CO.
Trustees. ..D.....Io
oresssbaum. Heibing q Co.
Trus'ees ................ O...lul....Io =.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

L. W. SToUGHToN, a New York city law
yer of more courage than discretion, las
published in the North Americ0n I6Uieo Il
reply to Judge Blacks article on the Elec-
toIal Commission. Stough:on seems to
covct for himself the fate of The late Vice
President, Henry Wilson, and John A
Garfield, both Of whom have been handed
down to pnsterity as blasted monuments of
Judge Blacks terrible and withering pen.
1t is supposed that Stoughton has been
provoked to write his reply from a casual
remark made by Judge Black ON a certain
occasion, that ''all Stoughton knows about
the constitution of he United States is that
under it the President has the power of
appointing foreign ministers" Ii Judge
Black should deem the reply worthy of Sc
ricus notice, ) oughtOn's ex perience will be
similar to that of the thoughtless youth
who play. fully undertook TO tickle one of
the hind legs Of a solemn looking but wide
awake mule with a long rye straw. After
Ec had been carried To his home and the
doctor bad stitched and plastered the deep
Sdshes III his face, he asked his father
Whether he thought he would die. and was
c"nsOied with tie answer, ''No, my son,
yuu won't die, and in the future will be a
wiser and Il better boy. but you'll new
agaiu be SO good look ing"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

Tnn funeral Of Brigham Young took
place at Salt Lake City On Sunday last, and
was attended by an immense c0ncourse Of
people, :he crowd at the New Tabernacle
being estimated at from ten to fifteen
thousand. His successor as the head Of
the Mormon Church will be chosen by the
Council of Twelve and afterwards ratified
by the Mormon people. The council is not
restricted in its choice, but has the whole
Mormon priesthood from which TO select.
Brigham Young was the father OF fifty six
children, forty-four OF whom are living -
sixteen sons and twenty eight daueh ers.
lie leaves seventeen widows, not including
Ann Eliza, aud his estate is estimated to
be wo.tn from thnee to five millions of dol
IaTS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

GENERAL Jail delivery is about to take
place i'll South Carolina of the most notori
Gus official thieves who have been plunder-
ing the treasury of that S ate with uu-
washed hands since the commencement of
Grants administration, and until they were
driven from place ana power by he election
of Wade Hampton. The Grand Jury of
Columbia, the capitol of tue State, last week
returned true bills against ex-Gov. Moses
and several others, including John }. Pat
terson, for various crimes, amongst which
are forgery, bribery, conspiracy, breach of
trust, and various other offences. No State
was ever robbed so shamelessly as South
Carolina has been for the last eight years,
aud no man of any party will regret that
iIs. ice is about to overtake the holde of
scSundiels whose rapaci;y has brought her
10 the verge of bankruptcy. Some of those
against whom criminal proceedings have
been commenced took time 10y The foreloclx
and fled ihe State, but here is force enough
IN the law :o secure their return and trial,
Is well ~ condgu punishment, If proven
guilty. As iIie Grand Jury that acted on
mi returned these indictmen was com.
,osed of nine white aud eight colo.ed men,
/ cannot bs alleged that they were insti-
.attd 10 their action by either persOl..i
umiey VI political considerations.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

-aschoishop Lynch, of Toronto. writes
10 the press letter on the Antonejli case
IN ~ winch he says that the late Cardinal
1ecie e'ary OF Foreign Affairs remained to
n's oeath only deacon that there were
10y lew priests employed by the Pope i'm
- '0"'Poiai government, and that all tho
ecclesiastics employed were not ,.;ast"
many only received the tonsure and m ;no,
o.os's' aua were not obliged by the yoyv
c' chasthy. lie also asks a suspension of
"ogment upon the case till the defense
si'l nave been presented and SAYS The
Story OF the alleged daughter of the Cardi.
'ai appears very clumsily concocted. The
anegea educational expenses of the pirl
"omounIhg TO over 2,OO0,000 francs. in a
country where education Is so ch,,0 ~ -,
De heavy tax on the credulitv of an -
est Italian 5uryman." ." "o'i-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

SEVERE battle between nearly equal
divisions of the Russian and Turkish ar
mics took place on yesterday week in the
neighGoihoud of Rasgrad, i'll whicl the
Russians we're badly defeated. On the
next day friday similar engagement
occurred u few miles from Plevna, resulting
in the retreat of the Turks, with consider
able loss. Shipka Pass is still held by the
Russians, the Turks having ceased their
efforts To take 1t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

The baseless charge against Col. Moves
the Democratic candidate for State Treas
urer thath he voted for the Nine Million Riu
was reproduced last week by the Herald. of
tins place, the Huntingdon Globe and the
Indiana Progress. The editors of these pa-
pers might plead in extenuation that thev
copied the statement from the Harrisburg
Telegraph, and had right to believe that
the organ of The Republican party at the
State capitol, ON question Of Legislative
action especially, would not falsify the re-
cofd. When they are told, however, that
this same Harrisburg 7elegraph, when the
Nine Million Bill was before the LesisIa.
ture was tie warm advocate of its passaye
they will more fully understand what man
ner OF sheet it is, and to wha, base noli,i-
cal purposes it can stoop. The three IA.
pers we have named will never retract tho
Ia aisehood. but will leave their readerS
under the belief that the charge is true. A
political campaign conducted ON the low
principle of systematic lying will not realize
the expectations Of those who indulge in il.
u acts like an Australian BOOMERANG whsn
'alowh oy IN unskilled hand. /,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

LOUIS ADoLPH THEIRS, statesman, histo-
riau aud ex President of France died sud-
denly in Paris on last Monday evening, in
the eighty first year of his age. The dea h
of this distinguished man at any time dur
ing the last eight years would have been a
severe loss to France, but occurring as it
has only a few weeks before most i'm
purtant election aud in the face of antc-
pated domestic trouble, it is a great ma
lIonal calamity.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-07

IF Senator Conkling, of New York, does
not how hesitate TO declare, as it is repre-
sented he does not, that Tilden was legally
elected President, it con firms the statement
made III Washington last February that he
had expressed "a determination to deliver A
speech in the Senate denouncinp the act of
the Electoral Commission in counting the
vote of Louisiana for Hayes. 1t will be
remembered tnat he made yiporous
speech against the right, as claimed by the
Republicans, of the President of the Sen
ate not only to open but also to count the
electoral vo:e of the different States. thus
clothing him with the one-man power of
declaring who had been elected. On that
question he acted with the Democratic
Senators and was clearly right But when
the supreme crisis arrived in countinp tbe
vote OF louisiana for Hayes or Tilden.
which was conclusive of the whole contro-
versy, he was either not i'm the Senate.
where he oughu to have been, or, if present,
was as dumb as an oyster. That was the
time for Mr.. Conkling, to have opened his
mouth, as he was confidently expected to
do, and eloquently to have protested
against the report of the Electoral Com.
mission. His boldness now in asserting
1Ilden's election is an aggravation of his
cowardice in February i'm permitting the
eight to sepen tribunal to cheat Mr. Tilden
cut of the vote of Louisians, without rails.
ing his voice against the outrage.