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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22
I'AN PAYERS
TAKE NOTICE.


The Collector will visit the tolIo"ir =
places in the county for the accommodation
of Tax Payers and sincerely hopes that
Tax PAYERS will avail themselves OF this
opportunity 10 pay NJ:
Western Maryland Hotel, Emmjt>mrE,
on "Wednesday Thursday Friday and Sat
urlay, 1th, sth, 9th and loth o NoycmhrI
next.
SaLllasyllc. On Monday, November -
at stems Hotel.
Mcchanic>town, on Tuesday and We'd
ncsdav. November 18th and lith, al Gil,
bert Hotel
Wolhyile, ON Thursday, November 10
at W llooycr's store.
MycrsviI>r, on Friday, November 10th
at BuhrmaM's store.
Midllctown, on Saturday, November :,
at henry X Young's Hotel.
townsville, Oh Monday, November 10Th,
al Saylur', store.
Oak Orchard, on Tuesday, November
Goth, at Franklins store.
UnonviIIc. on "Wednesday, November
2lst, at LugcnhrcI x Norris store.
Liberty, ON Thursday, November 92d, at
MunshoWcrs Hotel.
CrcaCcrstown, ON Fr.d Y, November %,
at DR. J !. Mjllcr's store.
BurkcltsyiIc, on Monday, Noycmbcr
26th. at + II Itcitcrs store.
Jefferson, on Tuesday, November cath,
at Walkers store
Tan PAYERS look to Your interest and
II Get the Collector as this trip iscNpcnsiyc
and solely for your accommodation DO
not neglect the opportunity.
VIZ. II. MILLER,
uOvl Collector.
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WAR NEWS.

The news from the seat Of war late
ly has been very variable, each side
claiming victories. The last report
however, is that the Russians have
taken Kars IN Asia Minor, and that
the Turks are getting anxious to have
a close of the war. 1t is expected
England will intervene with efforts
for npace.
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In the United State, District Court,
Wednesday at Cheyenne, Fonce Rines
one of the recently convicted road
agents was sentenced to fourteen
years in the renitentiary.
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FOR SALE.

II Nhc undersigned will sell at Private
i Sale, two first class cameras, glass bath
and other fixtures, belonging to a photo,
grarh gallery. These articles will he sold
cheap for cash, as they have been seized
for debt. Enquire Of Miss
Miss MARY LONG.
81 MCchNnlcslNWn. Nd
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sas- The Army appropriation bill
has at last passed both houses of Con-
gress, leaving the force stand at 25,-
600 men.
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NEWS OF the WEEK.

The Nashville, Chattanooga and st
Louis railroad has leased the Cumber
and and Ohio railroad.
Barradaile & Schiller merchants 0
Calcutta have failed. Their liabl.i
ties are estimated at 81 100000.
/ Five convicts Of the Missouri peni
Tertiary escaped from the hospital o.
that institution about 3 o'clock
Wednesday morning. Officers are on
! their trail.
| The Comptroller Of the treasury has
authorized the Pacific national bank
of Boston, with a capita! Of one-Qnar
ter of million dollars, to commence
business.
In the case Of Lester Brotherton,
charged with shooting his son in-law,
Charles Moon, in August last, the iu-
ry at Auburn, n, Y, Wednesday
brought in a verdict of guilty Of muir
der in the first degree.
Bridget Francis Kennedy, residing
at No. l3S Hudson street, Boston,
was murdered by Peter Maloncy at
South Boston "Wednesday evening,
where she had gone to visit her sister,
at No. lao West Sixth street.
P. ]. Mehan, an attorney Of Mauch
Chunk, Pa, was held to bail Thurs
day at Philadelphia, by United State.
Commissioner Smith, TO answer the
charge Of extorting an eXor5ltant Tee
for obtaining a pension for a Wounded
soldier.
VIM. II. Howell. cl-hier Of the
First national bank at IIjghtstown,
n. J., has been discovered to be a de
faulter. He has confessed. No Grim
inal proceedings We're instituted
against him as his bondsmen are good
for the amount stolen.
Samuel Sands Mills, sheriff for
Baltimore county died Suddenly on
"Wednesday last and vas buried Al :
p !" ,' fIi '' I; "s 81 pr,b;,,
'ne va" 'e1'oT ~ C, ,.' n y MN H.,
aISo Si't"'" ~ oo'l' I'"? J,n, '' a,tanJ
~ 'a;a s l'eSn'I'n'' a." h, y, "'''''' "'''
Cyl MS i"''''"' Al y way
Ed, G. Otto, twenty years Old, IN
dicted for the murder Of Ell. \. llar.
riugton, a saloon keener at l25 Sut
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FoUT rs
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
p - "a q

W'lll cure or Prevent Dlsease.
No HORSE will die of CoLIC. BoTTs or LUNG fK
YER, If Foutz's Powders are used in time.
Foutz's Powders will cure and prevent HOG HolfRA
Foutz's Powders Will prevent GAfEs IN Fowl, es
pccially Turkeys.
Foutzs Powders Will increase the quantity OF MIX
md cream twenty per cent, and make the butter firm
and sweet. -
Foutzs Powders will cure or prevent almost EVERY
DIsHAsR that Horses and Cattle are heir to.
FoUTZ's POWDERS WILL GIVE SUBTRACTION.
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. FoUTZ, Proprietor.
BALTIMORE. Md.
GO to Root & Croft for Boots and
Shoes. Stock Large ana Prices Low.
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Use the Sample Received villa TAi,
Strictly According to Directions"

Try It on Floors, oil Cloth, Painted Na'-
nishcd or Gi,,lch NUrfnccs, EaHtAcn, Tin,
BRITANNIA or t-iivurWaIc
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MensEemery Guard.

Tho Montgomery Guard Of Virginia
City held their annual shooting match
over their rangcycstcrday. Following 10
the score: Michael Freeman 20, II. Hen.
messy 90, Thomas Finnigan 10. Z. Sweeney
IL, J. Sullivan IL. John Sanders IL, N.
Holland II. John Henderson 10. Edward
Doherty lG, II. II. Lindsay 10, p. Driscoll
10, N. Price l6, Thomas Trainer 10. Ed
ward Locke IS. Charles Lovett Is, NJ.
Powers IS, Thomas Smith Is. A. +. Mac
kay IA, N. Collins IL. n. 0'Hara II. p.
Rodgers Il. Joseph Casey II. Frank Mul.
len IS, Thomas Joyce 10. Jerry Lynch
10, NJ. Kennedy IL, Frank Murphy
.. jaime. o BTsen s. Richard Quinn
q. Thomas Dugan 8, ID. Lucey a..
Jerry Hurley 4. Jerry Shcehy 8, Alexan.
der Kelly 3, Charles Lee o. Tho boys OF
the company made the following scores:
James Dockery lG, William Kelly 0, John
Little 2. Tho distribution OF the prizes
took place last evening at the arnory OF the
company on d street, Virginia. The
presents formed as fine 4 collection ~ was
ever seen on tho Comstock. The popular
ity Of the company may DO judged from
the fact that there were more prizes than
eontestaSts. After the distribution an
elegant collation. We served to the guests
assembled, and then the dancing com.
menced. Captain A. y. Maekay and Lieu.
tenant II. II. Lindsay acted ~ floor man
Ayers, and tho affair passed OF TO the salts
faction Of all. A News reporter who was
present acknowledges the receipt Of many
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

BANKRUPT. - In tho Bankrupt Court
Virginia. Z. strother. Register. the fol-
lowing business was transacted yesterday
Estate Of W. p. McIntosh-First meeting
Of creditors : eight present proved claim.
amounting 10 81, 900 George Gillson OF
Carson chosen assignee; bond. $1,000.
Eatate Of Mccarthy h Sullivan Compost.
ton meeting Of creditors; proposal oil
forty cents ON the dollar accepted by reso-
luton Of majority Of creditors.
HELD TO ASswER.-The caso Of Officer
W.. N. Davis. charged with the murder Of
Louis Ash. came up before Judge Moses
In Virginia City this morning. One wit
ness was examined. after which further
examination was waived by the defendant.
The Court held Davis without bail 10 an.
swcr before tho Grand Jury. lie Is In the
County Jail.
FL DonADo SALOON. - This popular
saloon In tho International building. Q
street. Virginia. has been considerably
renovated and improved Of late, and has
. fine run OF custom rs usual. Hooper.
the we'll known proprietor. is Al popular
as ever. and his saloon seems to be the
principal place Of resort for Gold Killers
when they are up to Virginia.
SOMETHING NEw Below GRouSp.-An
ingenious continuance. something between
. match and . cap. has been invented for
the purpose Of lighting fuse In blasting.
Some nrsrtical man who ave mala an In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12
National eaara Hall.

"Mriss" has proved so popular with
u thsaier-goers that 1t will be repeated
,o-uigh. with the same dne cast. Miss
Katie Mayhem playing the leading and
title role. As NO have said. the little star
/. very near perfection itself in the char
seter. which l. by no means an easy n ~
sustain. She brings down tho house every
night. and should be seen BY all who have
the requisite dollar to invest. The char
scter 81 George Smith. the drunken father.
/, almost a. effective ~ Old Ecclss In
Caste and il most ably performed by
], Ii. vinson. All tho responsiveness and
ali the batter nature Of the man arc fully
brought out. The performance will Close
tonight with tho Rough Diamond" In
which Miss Mayhem will appear ~ Mar
gerry.
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Arr,,.i. ,.,. n.s.,sE.
n...,,v,.. ~, Evert.s.
AsssssxrSr.-An assessment Of twenty


AssxssNrSr.-An assessment oil twenty
Gently per share Is levied by tho Cabinet
silver Mining Company. delinquent on
the i2th day OF November next. s.e o..
.e ~
-
NAT. 49,, c.,,,o,.
"a'' :" NV -.~-",.n-,,o n.
MA, Is sn ~ ssn Ilsrn.rJino.
C.iifornis'
uu a.,.., rrr.,.s.
..hooI bou.e.
want o'os io' '' -, 10, AZ.
cis,I s oi me Board by the 18th instant Al
4p'n.
tn, p,,,on sebool Board have wisely
-, - 800 ,hs,, ,ublic schools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12
D.e-...,.r In. Indebtedness.

Our present Board OF Town Trustees
paid $4,000 Of the indebtedness Of Gold
Hill this morning. This was the $4,000
they had to borrow shortly after coming
into Office, In order to pay of numerous
floating warrants and get things started
properly. The town Indebtedness Is thus
reduced to $4,000. which will not DO paid
this year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12
BRONCHITIS.

n from John Flag. Esq, Of B~snningtsn, y. H.
"Thres ysars since I was vsry much reduced
with . drcadfal cough. which resulted In Bron-
dificult TO speak In IN audible voics. 10 this
WAS ADDED severe night sveats, and I vas fear.
ful OF going into . decline. Aftsr recoufss 10
yarious remedies 70 no purpose. I made uss OF
Df. wistar's palsam OF Wild Cherry, Q fsv bot.
tics Of which FULLY restored me 70 health.
tack Of cough, but the Baisam hn always re.
moved them. always keep 70 By me-, and
should not know how 70 do without a."
Bold By all druggists. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

CALEDONIA ASSESSMENT. = Tho assess'
ment Of rs cents per share levied BY The
Caledonia Mining Company yesterday viii
DO delinquent On the i2th Of Novembel
next. Official notice OF the same 10 given
in our advertising columns to-day.
No AcrIoS.-The County Commission
crs Of Lyon county have made no appro'
priation for deiraying the expenses Of the
Teachers State Institute. They will do %
In due tune. however. II IL ct least 90
hoped.
The Savage assessment Of one dollar Per
share is delinquent In tho Board to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12
A FINE THING FOE THE TEETH

Pasnnt s0soD0sr 10 . competition d
the purst and choicest Ingredients Of N
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Kyeu inefsdient
10 we'll Known 20 have q beneficial e1sct on The
teeth und ouns. lts embalming or antissptio
pr0psrty and .r onan n srrsrs .mcvs @ an d,s.'
gresable sdors from the br ath caused b c.
tarrh. bad tssth, ctr. II 10 sntirely fres from
the hilarious and aend prcpsrttes Of tooth
pastes and powders, which destroy the enamel.
Ons bottls laAts six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

lhr TIE a. AND r. fthh'hAfa as--i
BAN PRAScIsco. Oct. i2-2;i5 p. n.
Navajo. az
Could 4 Curry, IL
Con. Virginia. 3ia
ArgentA, . 30
Justice. i3b
Grand Prize, 20h. 20s
Hale 4 Norcross. IL
Northern Belle. isk
Bullion. i2s. 1874, 12a. l2s
Chollar. &c bid
Argenta. . Is, SIS
Sierra Nevada, "a
California. 3ja
Caledonia. Is
Ovvrman, 25S, Isl
Best 4 Beleher. -. 22fs
Union Con-, ~
Savage. pa. 81
Alta. l0i.. 10. 81. 10
Dayton, I
Endowment. 3, 100
Savage. 9s. "a. 9t,9
Eureka Con-. I7h. tsb
Yellow Jacket. l0t. i0As. i0s
Crown Point, 81. 81
Julia, ) 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12
CALIFORNIA.
vacaviiie, seIsao County, Ainsst
Entirely Destroyed ~ Fire.

ELNInA. Oct. li.-Nearly tho entirs
business portion Of tho town Of vscavills
solano county. was consumed by Are THU
morning. Its origin is . mystery. bu,
was undoubtedly tho work Of An incen'
diary. The fire was irst discovered abou,
owna% ~ Album Moo,. i%mmsS,.ssIs
south Of DR.. vance's drug store, and Tho
wind blowing briskly from the south. II
soon communicated with the drug store.
and from that spread rapidly and swept
everything before II. Little or nothing
was saved from any Of the buildings
burned. From tho best information We
can obtain tho total loss aggregates over
$3.50. 600 insurance over $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12
IRON A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr.

"I have tried thu. PERUVIAN srsrr. and III
result fully sustains your prediction. II hes
made . new man Of me-infused into my %.
tsm new vigof and energy. ! I'm no lougsl
trsmulous and dsbiiitstsd - when you hsl
csp.cisy for isSss. msnisi sni psysiesi. ~.
sssny lime during The last fv ysan.~ 80
b. Ill druGEiss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12
Hlcn BUCKEYE links.

lasrsdaetery Remarks by President
McQaaid- Sam Davis Lecture -
Csaneetteus-A Gem Of tsesy-
w. ID. c. Gtbsss's Revtval-Ar
sissie Singing By MIA Martha.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

sissfe singing By MIA Martha.
A News reporter was present at the
Inaugural High links Of Buckeye Club
last night. The funeral obsequies"
were held in Cooper Hall. Virginia. Presi-
dent ]. A. Mcouaid commenced the trou-
BILE by saying: II take great pleasure In
welcoming you to the Inaugural High
links OF the Buckeye Club. We design.
as my fellow citizen Sam Davis says. TO
welcome you with our hands. arms and
hearts open. I desire in advance 10 thank
tho ladies' and gentlemen who have 20
kindly volunteered their assistance this
evening""
ton In rhyme from Judge D. II. Leonard
Of Carson. expressing that gentleman's
regret at his inability to b present. Tho
President also stated that
HARRY
OF the Carson Appeal had sent him . CON-
munication. which some evil person had
taken from his Office. and he could not
present 1t. as he had hoped to do. Mr..
McQuaid's voice was very weak, but by
painfully attentive listening tho above was
noted - the substance Of the gsntlenan's
speech. The preliminsries finished. he
said: cit Is now my painful duty 10 In
troduce 10 your attention that distin-
guished orphan. Sam. Davis Of tho Virginia
E,saiHg CLTv@ieis. supposed 10 30 refugee
frnt. G.uua,ft,ut .hn ill ALL an. .uIt-
dience something about his early struggles
In his native state. and about the people
and institutions thereof. by the time Mr..
Davis has concluded his lecture I presume
there will not be q moist eye In the
house."
nj LEcruRE.
Sam. eame mp smiling. but not quito 90
fresh N some Of his hackers wished. II
did not take long for him TO get down TO
his work. however. and no kept the audi
ence In . howl Of laughter throughout.
The applause at the conclusion was hearty
and we'll merited.
The StAr-Spangled Banner" was sung
by W. ID. G. Gibson. George Eells. Col
onel II. IL. Taylor. Mr.. stark and Mr..
Grail. II was rendered In grand style.
'"s Aa' ~ lo" ~, ~ 'ns ssm us;,,.n h,
Nv n NJ ~, ..S III ~ raian:,
II. II. Taylor. The poem was not written
with q view 10 Its being read ON this par
ticular occasion, therefore contains nothing
peenliar TO the Buckley state. oat oelns
Of die ohioan. who hsnpened to :ee tho
manuscript. II was entitled
rur OAK AND the VINE.
A rue,fu, oui. with brspehe. broad and I'D,
Lived in . q rest, gray viii year, and dim.
And fion Its roots. wife many . eiryling ield.
At,nder yin- Crypt to i,s ,opmo,, LIMB.
40 nna. 10y hs ,ns,a .nes 4, M" i"eh. Of s,ssn
WINS
Low at it, fe,t the o.k n.t saw the Wins.
croaehlng for shelter from an AtIii shower
A. shea J, r-ssa,a arsuna tne nesfs ~ sm,u ~
nm, nv" ~
Nearer and icsrsr with each rislng sun.
Until the surpileed seasons made them one.
An autumn evening. :. the san ven, aown;
Ia brsnshss psnt sepes,h The whirlxiSd's
frowr.
And touc 81 the lighiuing's dresdfai tongue
= Of nre.
Inc storm pA.seu on inc s"o"K "sA ""''
" ~.
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Msaetary.

NV YoRK. Oct. i2-ii A. n.
Gold orened at2b.
Silver, 3S@i.
Trades, 95S @96a.
Currency. Y7h @9sa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

To ali Who are sufshng from the errors md
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous wssknss. ssiy
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send Z
receipt that will cure you. ynxl o. clAnon.
This great rsmsdy vas discovered bys niaion.
Az In South America. Send Q ~self-addreesed
envelope 10 the REV. JOBKPH T. IMAM.
station D. Bible Heuss, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

Axrw kind Of fuse. which 10 faster than
that formerly used. 10 being employed In
the BONANZA mines.
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mLDs n COUGHS.

Sudden changes Of climate are sources of
Pulmonasy and Bronchial Affections. .Taks q
once Browns Bronchial Trochss, LEI the Gold,
Cough. 90 Irritation Of he Throat b ever 20
slight.
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roc
~. Fr.seisss Beard.

- 0@sNs
LAST Evxxuo.
10 Raymond 4 KY, ION
70 Eureka Con-, ~
i0o Jackson. sA.s
~ Alps, ~
SO Rye Pateh.t
b0 N Dorado south. AZ
so leopard. I 20, I ". N
s2s Gila, IN. 80
90 Northern Belle. -. isx
$50 Hussey, Tse, 7oc. 6oc. Sc
30 Manhattan. isS. II
10 De Free. ~. ITO
400 ArseatA, Dos. lbs bs.s
100 Navajo. . 20. . ~. ass
$50 Independence. I ". 1 IS. N
iUo Endowment. . 10, ~. ~
80 Young America. "
hoo silver Priss.i
60 uomet sc
100 Tuseafora. Tsc
600 Grand Prtzs West. I 10. lis
CO.. south Navajo. &c
go Combination. Sc =
800 Belle l.le. I, soc, S5e. soc. Sc. I3e
SO Mansfield. 500
100 MOODS. I ~. IS
100 Coco Con.. lie
% New Coco. I. I 10
50 Bechtel, N
go Leeds. les. 90
90 south justice. ~
100 North Con. virsinia. coc
slo Prospect, SOC
aio trojan, ! IS. 20. N, 1 o.. 10
30 Silver City. SOC
q Cherokee. an
$50 Peyiona. ! 10
10 Benton. IN, f0
100 ~. Louis. Ic
$50 Belcher.s
no ophr. ifx. rI.. IN, IN b
IT'S Crown Point. 81
$50 EIeheqnef. ne. IN sio
100 Choiiar Potoei. IS
isD Savage. ia. = b5.
IS OvermAn. -
$50 Dayton. soc. fsc, SIC
I'D Justice. i3k, ijs
90 Alpha. llt
s2s sierra Nevada. 81. 81
i91s Alta. lon, loA. los
~ Caledonia. 4 IS, 4 ~. 4 10
las Con. Virginia, san, Ak b
SIS caiifornia. 1s. rs -, rS
$50 Gould 4 Curry, iok
iu0 Union q n. 6s.es
LOO Ballion. t3S. n
ie5 Yellow jacket, i0s, ioS
rms ncnsixa.
$50 0phir. i7x. iT,.. -
23O Mexicsn. IN. Ia. iss. faS
6-5 Oousd q .urry. liz. liz. lin. IL
so Hest = Bslehsr. lsS, as, ns. 1sx
iloo California. s5k. us. uk bo. ~
go savage, ss.s.
$40 Con. vi,siniA, SAY. 3tk
10 CnoiiarsPotosi. 3Ss
$40 n ale q Norcross. ~, IN
6ta crown Point. 3N.5
$50 Yellow Jacket. io&, iOs
iels Imperial. I 10
Is kentuek, 6t. Ign
2s Alpha. IS. iss
ilu Bslehsr. 6s.s
20 Confidence. et
s5 sierra Nevada. 81, ~
no buliicn. ii.. iax. is., i9I.
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EUROPE.
oambeas. ssnsepc,d As.,.,

lsrscrAL DnrlrcH TO rHs Coin HuL.
DAILY NEws.l
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rHE PALACE RATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unszeslisd 10 etorsy
county. 20 10 Thomas Hsffon'e Rating Stand.
In The Palace Saloon, no. : NORTH o strssf,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsrs d al hour IN
syssY STYLE. Forty miners always on Z q
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
TT It. sp1 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

liiussrsssd family publissiinn Il he Wild.
Any ons CO become 9 suocsssfui aeso1. fks
most elegant works Of ~ slvsn me- 10 sub
scrtbsne 1hs phes u % low THAI a,nosl svssy-
body aescriees. ons as.nt fsposts nakiiG
takins ovs 100 abscrfSsrs IN - dan. An
vho ssuC nshs nossy ia. Ysu e. dsvots
ppsfs tins Yoa nssd pa - svsy froG ko1s
oys nisht. Yea esa % u - vsl e ofhrn.
Isii psrteelAp. d~irsse1oes snd esrns M.
d sssts seiSise . ~ ~ bcsisssS 10 =
.fss Rscs1sS Joslssl." lsstssz. fiaiss,
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o. II. GALLUP.

o. n. oAILuY. oppostis the Bank Of caiifor.
Sycrits brsnds Of inportsd c:ssrs. oholes BIT
cigars. all kihds OF chewing tobacco. nicer
schaum pipes, nuts, candies. me cutlery, and
tors md fancy Roods Of ali kinds. ap19 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12
STREET CHARIOT
BETWEEN GOLD HILL AND VIRGINIA.
billy MCFARLAND. Pr.'r,.'.r.
rnr BIGGEST raIsa on WHEELS.
AGreat Convenieneeto the travelling
PUBLIC.

THE STREET CHARIOT WILL Run TEL
any point Tor the sun OF 10 cents. The
Chariot will DO d avn By six nne horses. The
most convenient afIstgements for getting In
and out. BILLY MoRARLlND,
~ I'm Proprtster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-12

W hyI because Asth-
ma il Il contraction
of the bronchial
Tubes, caused by in
lialnInaiiOn and irri-
;atiOn nfthc mucuS
Observation-Disclosures
bronchial Tubrs.--
tSG tXy%cnitcd Air
as we will direct and
Wo Will warrant 4
Cure. We have cured
cases of 20 years
standing.
.E.T! s.....'liH9-!!rT.IM2TI
Can nc cured. w hy ?
| because we have
cured hundreds of
cases, some Of hem
! being given over to
die hy all physicians
of other schools Of
practice. tOnSump-
linn is II disease of
the AirpaSSaIcS and
over twO-thirGS of
the cases arc caused
by Catarrh. We
guarantee Il cure If
you willcOno in sea-
son,
Is; E2'..s.IIEgSH
DR.. Townscnd's On
ygenatcd Air will
purify tho blood in
ONc-third tho time
thatanyOthcrknOwn
remedy can. Why?
Observation-Disclosures
ygcn;ltcd Airit GOES
direct to the Lungs
and passes through
t he tissues and
comes in liirCcI con-
tact with the blood
as it is forced into
the iun"s by the ac-
ton OF tho heart. All
thcblnOd inourvcius
returns to the heart
every four minutes
If the blood Is good,
and forced from tho
heart to the lungs,
and tho more OXy-
gen YOU inlIalc into
tho lungs the moro
yOupurifythc blood.
when Oxygen comes
IN contact with tho
Impurities in tho
blood IL carbonizes
and burns, causing
the blood to be heat
cd SO that il warns
~ cry part of
tho body, as IL goes
on Its revolutions
through the system
If your blood ispuro
you cannot he sick.
WO drive Mercury
aud ailnthcri,np,,r!-
ties oIItOfthc blood,
W g "liAr;lntCctO p,l-
riry tho hlO0tiinOnc-
third the !imcof any
OthcrKnOTn remedy