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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

HAS worked a revolution in the treatment of
IL Catarrh. IL has demonstrated beyond all
doubt that this disease even in its severest forms,
is durable, and that comfort and happiness may be
made 10 follow years OF misery, years OF suffering,
by persistent use of 1t. The method OF treatment
originated by Dr. Sanford, viz, the local and
stltutional, 10y remedy prepared by distilldtion,
i tue only one offered to the public that will bear
the test Of tine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19
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retail druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS Il POTTER, General Agents and Whole.
sale Druggists, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-19
Weekly 4ennebee 5oMrnal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
Ne s.psrsisiss.

Several Gold Hill ladies have been pre-
.ented with Confueian lily bulbs BY their
Chinese domestics. The recipients are In
formsi that II the plants do not bloom be-
for. the celestial new year. tho parties
owning them will have bad luck for . whole
wear. One Of these enthusiastic foricul-
turalists was yesterday showing . moon
eyed individual the advanced state Of her
plants, and with great satisfaction called
his attention To the fact that flowers would
be out In o day or two. Her Joy was
turned 10 sorrow whom informed by the
oriental philosopher that II was Just as
unlucky 70 have them bloom too soon. The
lady Is now In q painful dilemma. and
though she don't believe much In signs or
luck u any kind, she 10 sorely tempted to
throw that dish u bulbs out Of the
wiu,lsu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

From the report Of supsriatsadsnt W.
II. Smith. Of the Bslehsr mine. submitted
at tho annual meeting Of the Company.
held in San Francisco day before ysstsr-
DAY. We eoadsnss the following relative 70
the mine:
For the year ending December 81, 1876.
there were extracted and shipped 70 the
mills for reduction ISL .22s tons OF ore.
This ore Wa extracted from The various
levsls above the l600-foot lsvsl. principally
from the sast and west strsaks outside The
main ledge. An attsmpt was mads 70 WORK
the Filings, but the result proving barren:
IL was abandoned. On the l500-foot level
the ore IL not Of the quality which viii
nav for extracting. although the ledge mp
on this level retains It's regular courss md
width. Crosscuh run 81 different intsr-
walls ON this level Developed no ore which
would nav for sxtrastion. A arift run 10
the south line and . erosscut run east
shows q fine body Of quartz. Tia l6o0-
foo, level drift cut the vein 6is feat south
Of the north line. This drift shows . fine
quality Of quartz. A drift has osen run
south TO the Ssg. Belchsr line. Crscscue
made at different Poins developed
no ore. Tho main incline 10 down leo
feet below the i6O0-foot level. and - soon
a. IL reaches the is0o-foot level . rev
station will DO opened. The air shaft has
attained Q depth 81 i.s50 feet when D
pumps are lowered. . STATEN at the iSoo.
loot level will BE- spsnsd. and drifting and
crosscutting On the vein viii DO Gem
menced. During the past year s.2Io feet
Of drifts we're run ; Lola feet OF lines
and inelines sunk. Largo Improvements
and additions were made 10 the surface
buildings and machinery. Ths Isl ,slS
tons OF ore worked produced $2.920,i6i'
being an average yield Of $22 ~ per lon.
The following u the Secrstary's report:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
Na.,essi sasar,l Hall.

The dramaiizaiion 81 "Oliver Twist
as presented at the National Theater In
Virginia City last evening. was well re-
ceived by an sppreeiAiive audience. The
play brought out In full force the splendid
powers VI Mr.. Kesns. He seemed to enter
most earnestly and heartily into the char
ter Of Pagan. aud 10 absolutely lose HIM
self in u. Miss Aggie kesne was charming
as Oliver Twist. and portrayed the guile
less parish boy In the most acceptable
manner. Mr.. Ward makes . hne Bill
sykes. and Mrs. Osborne was. ~ she
always il. unexceptionAl In every par
ticul.r. Thi. evening Ten Nights In q
Bar.room" will be presented. with Mr..
Keene as Joe Morgan and Miss Aggie ~
Mary Morgan. and tomorrow night = ON
plim,ntary bsneht will be rendered TO Mr..
ka.ng
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
They sheaid b sapp.ssssa.

In Virginia City the heedlums are b.
becoming moro dsmonstrativs than ever.
The gallery Of the theaisr 10 becoming un-
bearably bsistsrous and noisy. lie man
gets up to take or his svsrcoas thess
lemons yell and hiss in thu most frishtiui
manner. and they make bold to call out
names Of prominent citizsns who arc en-
deayoring TO find their reserved seats.
The nuisance has bean continued long
enough. and ssmsthing should be done 70
put . stop 10 10. There are Polics snicsrs
whose especial duty II 10 10 suppress these
brutal and outrageous ~procesdings. Tnsy
are q disgrace 10 the community . u
the end will work injury 10 the proPristors
Of the theater for the reason thai resPectA-
BILE people do not relish the idea 81 being
booted anil howled At by . mob OF rui-
fans whenever they wish to attend place
u amusement. A few arrests and fnes
for iiserderly conduct would work . great
and nesdful change. Let the good work
begin al %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

Tur BrsT TniSo YEr.-One Of the bes'
institutions in Virginia City Ia II. t
Brodek a Co.'s new steam bath rooms
inst opened. Read his advertisement IL
another column and thea 80 and try them
No discount on them.
The weather continues mild anu thu
snow Is still melting. A strong wind TILL
morning rave promise OF another storm
but 10 has claimed down since then. TIL
thaw will probably be complete.
PurErx miners inches Of eIceedingl,
warm water were struck In the Suite
Tunnel last night. This was In addition
TO tho usual flow. II IL considered nm en-
couraging indication.
ANEW style Of strest-lamp Is being In
troduced In Virginia City. Gold Hi
being without gas, these novelties wsult
no doubt take we'll here.
II. O. THOMPSON. Deputy County Clerk
was yesterday the recipient Of an elegan
gold.headed cane. Sheriff Kelly was tb,
generous friend.
soxK members Of the State Iegislatur
who live on the Comstock como home ever,
night and return TO Carson by tho morn
Ing train.
IRA s. PARxE. who was thrown from hi
carriage two months ago aud da~ngerousl,
injured. Ia o able 10 drive out again.
THx German Military Band will Civ
two farewell concerts In Virginia City OF
the evenings Of February 9th and 10th.
THis evening another big sloighing part!
will start from Gold Hill for tho race
track. north Of Virginia City.
FoR two nights past no Ice has forme,
on the Comstock. This Ia unusual for th'
present season Of tho year.
Ne arrests In Virginia CITY last night
This makes three nights In succession
without an arrest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
BRONCuITIs.

n rom John Fiagy. Rsq.. Of Bennlnztos, n. H.
"Thrss years since ! Was very much reduced
with . dreadfal ooagh. which resulted In Bro1.
dln1cult 10 speak In an audibls voaes To this
was ADDED severe night svrats, and { was fear
fal OF going into Q decline. Afkr recourss 10
yarious remedies 10 no purpose. i made use OF
Dr.. wlstar's salsam Of Wild Cherry. Q few bot
ties OF which fnily festorvd ne 10 health.
since that Zine ! have bad several severn q.
lacks 81 cough, bat the bsisam has always re-
moved them. always keep 70 by me, and
should not know how 70 do without H."
Sold By all drugytsts. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
Arr,..,a In.


NucH dissatisfaction Is being caused by
the manner in which the schools Of vir-
GINA City are bsipg graded. People iiv-
ing .ear the respective school.hous.s wish
10 have their children attend close AZ
home, but under the present plan VI grail
ing they are In some cases compelled 70
walk considerably farther than they other
wise would. simply ~ Accommodate teach.
srs who wish 10 reduce the sunbsr oil
their glasses TO . minimum.
yAIrSrISrs.-J. ID. Marshall. Of the
Post-ofsee store. 10 preparing to place itin
thu power OF every person in Gold Hill to
celebrate ~. Valentines Day In q beesrn-
inc msnner. He received to-day . large
Invoice Of valentines from the East. They
are Of all kinds. ranging from the ser,o-
comic 10 the sentimental. and can now Dc
.esn Al The P~ost-ofice. Our young friends
especially will DO sure 10 give Mr.. Mar
shall . call and inspect his wares.
Tmr spelling match which Is to take
place i'm Virginia City next Tuesday PROM
Uses to bea lively affair. 4 strong team
will probably so FROM Gold Hill. u cine
prominent geatlemsn will act ~ referees
mon the occasion. Whether ysu are a
fins orthogrsphist or not. you nay be alb
20 extract ssras pleasure and Amusemen
from the failure Of others. Go and see
ysur friends expose their ignorance.
Isvrrrp.-ws are pleased 10 aeknowl-
edge the receipt this morning OF . COM
viimsntary invitation and ticket TO the
social party given by tho Arlington Club
at Carson City lAst evening. We under
stand that the social was well attended.
and everybody had . splendid time
Pixlsy vas Z" thar"
CURRENT report has II that one Of the
uest beautiful and accomplished ladies Of
Virginia City has written 10 senator W.
rrssk Stewart, Offering him her hand In
marriage. His bill 10 prevent cruelty 10
women in Nevada has Won her Affections
N,cx AID PLEasASr.-Niee. comfortable.
v.lI furnishea and we'll kept rooms can 10
lad At the Maynard House. Main street.
cold Hill. Read the advertisement IN an
othsr column to-day. No cheaper or oe'-
Ter rooms can b found in the town.
Ar the National Theatsr in virginia
CITY, svcry night. there are several Young
hoodlups Who witness tho play without
nsvipg for ths privilege. They climb up
q. he window sill and look thrsnsh uur-
lag he whole performance.
The road Is in . tsrribie condition "-
tween Celia Hill and Virginia. The sno.
II ~ eft that slsighs can scarcely 60 M.
icing three feet deep. the wagons Gu.
10 the hub. The bus lines earn
an their money these times.
YrsrxHpAr = load OF timbers Tor '"e
Ju.,iee min. became stuck in the snow on
N,in street, just opposite Jusge SooAs
sourt-room. Another span oi ho,s
70 hssied ON and the load was nAen
down the grade at . rapid rate.
Ir 10 thought that several msmosr' "
Gold Hill Dramatic Ciab will 60
yirsi.is CITY tonight for the purpese =.
..sing bsv Ten Nights In . bar'r00m
should BE- played.
NrsrIc Lopor. K. Of p. have sPs,','
meeting for the installation Of ofae'r' 'n''
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
N.,. Ysrk hoard.

NHw Yonk. January H.-Transactions
At the Morning Board : 800 Alpha. GOV
@2ia, 200 Belchsr o., 400 Best h BEL
cher 3s6t3st. 200 Bullion lsS, 200 Cali.
forniA 49,. 800 Cleveland 9beels. 100
Con. North Siops 10. 100 Con. Virginia
5iS, 200 Crown Psint 81. 40 Excheluer
c., 800 Gould 4 Curry i3s. 40 Hale 4
Norcross @, 100 Justice Is, 400 kentuek
et, 400 Belle 81. 300 Ophir 30aa. 20 Over
man 100. 500 Raymond 4 Ely ~. 100 Saw
Z IN, 80 Sierra Nevada 81, 400 ssg.
Bsleher M 40 Silver Hill IA, 0 Union
Con. lO6alOh. 100 Yellow Jacket In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

Ice seven inches thick Il being cut from
the reservoir In American rsvins. near
Silver City.
LAST evsving there were shipped from
Virginia City two bars Of .bullisn, valued
Of sa.2ls.
BUSINESS ON The Virginia and rruokss
Railroad IL modsrassly brink Just d this
time.
THE Virginia City Board Of Aldermen
will hold . special meeting this evening.
THERE are $50 students In attendance d
the Fourth Ward School Of Virginia.
TIE CooK claim IL still worrying The
Virginia City Board Of Aldermen.
DuRrxo tho mouth Of January ss arrests
were made In Virginia City.
"TAxx IT :" 10 the new phrase Of the
hoodlums on the Coustoek.
TIE city bills Of Virginia will not DO
paid until tomorrow.
CoLoxrL Jlxrs a.IRArn has gone to Ban
Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
assees nAleA

sAS Francisco, February i 2. y.
Gould q Curry-1is bid.
Best a Bslcher-33a bid.
SavAgs-S bid.
n Imperial $50 asked.
Opkir-25h bid.
Cen. virginia-i6S bid. y sold.
CaliforniA-As bid.
Bullion-t5a bid.
Exshequsr-7 asked.
Overman-97 bid; y asked.
Calsdonia-i0 bid.
Bsllo-29k bid: 30 asked; ga sold.
Yellow JAckst-i5a bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
A %suPrOCATiNa COUCH.

In . letter to Mrs.. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor to tho Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of . dangerous cough. accom-.
IiSnss Of n ro sIssSins :. and ~ r.l iansi; 70 .1 m:is,:
she says. :. threatened 10 sunocats me- .
bat the Honey Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF t." The letter was 10
. lady friend In this city. who has placed Il II
the disposal Of O. N. crttsnton.1 Sixth 60.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In cns
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
CUT THIS OUT.-iT MAY SAVE
YOUR LIFE.

There 10 no person living bat what suzss
more or lees with lang disssse. coughs, colds
than pay 7sesnts for . bottle OF medicine thst
would cure them. DR.. A. Bosches's German
syrup has lately bean introduced IN this eoun-
Try from osrnany. and its wonderous curss
astonish svery one that tfiss 70. n yoa doubt
what We say In print, cut this ont and . IL 70
cents and Try u. o. Q regular Size for 20 csuts.
Agents: CRANE q BRIGHAM, Wholesale
Druggists. San Fnncisco. California. os1i em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
VACANT PLACRs

In the dentsi'snis will never occur 10 you are
particular with your teeth, and cleanse them
every day with that famous 10 .th.wash SoZO
DON'T. From youth 10 old age u will keep the
ensmel spotless and nnlm aird. The teeth OF
perso y who uss SUZODONT have . pcarl.like
whiteDess, aud the gums . roseats hue. while
tho breath 10 purified and rendered SWEET and
fragrant. II 10 composed OF rare antiseptie
herbs. and 10 entirely free nom the objection.
able and injurious inersdIsnts Of teoth.pastes,
&c IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01

sroLrx. Two certificates. 80 shares
zach. Nos. Il and ~, Of stock In the
superior Mining Company. standing In
he name Of jos. Fitzgerald. have been
stolep. Due legal notice In 2 aver
,i.inc columns to-day warns ell psrsons
against negotiating the sans' ~ "Ahs's'
has been stopped.
AssEssxKSr.-An assessment Of twenty
Az, cents per share 10 levied BY ths south
Coms,ock Mining Company. delinques,
an the 18Th Of March nsxt zee omeiAi
no,ice in our advertising columns To-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
a Cs..eis.'is.. Grille.

"Dii you ever notice." said . Gold
Hitler thi. morning u . companion, THAI
in eri,ieixing . play jim always begiss 1t
the third or fourth acti Now what do you
spnno.e h, the rsassn VI that 2" "blast
me IN / can tell. What do you think 10
the reason 20 "well. you Sc he ioafs
around the theater door and when . maa
comes out TO take . drink be says
.Check. air. please and after swhiis he
strikes some ~good-natursd man who has
cot enough Of that show. and 20 10 admit
lei inst In time 10 ses the wind-up. Thai
i why Jim speaks a. he does. lie only
eriticixes what he SEES"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
81
THE GREAT EVENT IN WA SHIN
TON TO-DAY.
Counting Of the Electoral Vote
Begun.
An INTERVIEW wIrH GOVERNOR
WELLS.
He Ds.ounees the Charges Against
PRESIDENT GRANT on TIE POLIrI.
CAL SITUATION.
tsrsc1AL DprArcnss TO mi Coin I'LL
DAILY Nxws.!
srsc1AL DprArcHEs TO rnx Coin I'LL
DAILY NKws.i
ars.s Os shs Reorganization Of
Parties.

% consiuern tho present tchuohey VI
political parties in this country toward =
csmplsts reorganization. He said that he
had observed . movement In this direc-
tion for several years. and that he accepts
the reaction Of 1874. known ~ the tidal
wave. Is indisputable evidence OF II. lie
then said that he thinks tho Republican
party will be able In = great measure to
recover its lost ground and possibly to
maintain u through another Presidential
term. but the experience OF 1875, though
favorable TO the Republicans In local cleo
tons and 10 . great degree In Congress
sioual districts. proves 10 him that ON ma
tional questions tho time for u reconstruc-
ton Of political parties has come. He
does not mean by this that no
believes that the Democratic party will
certainly secure tho permanent con-
trol'of the Government, but simply that
The Republican party. shattered ~ u Is by
internal dissention. will emily DO able 10
rally It's forces and hsrmonize its diverse
elem,snts upon some new question. He
said that Of course no ono can know until
the result Of the election IL officially de-
uAss.as. b-...h ~ the Goycrnpent
with its extensive political patronage, but
whatever the result Of the present contest
II will only postpone the reorganization OF
which be spoke. The President recog-
uisss the fact that the South now presents
. united front. when permitted to act nm.
restrained by the intsrposition Of local
constituted authority 10 prevent the white
people rum Iese.s's \. a.. S,s,o.
Carrying e'e0 A. NJ,
In hosr sseuohs .ni" 49,
wners penh ras,,,,s An.
gained con,Ia,! ,,,.InsJ NAV
means py wn,en .nvy w H. ,hinIs H..
oe c~onsiusreu p,..,J.n,i.i ,.sn,
ore tne Gnu VI .nv NJ % n...ia. iii
an snnre rsolsan,IAuoh ", P.'".s ~.
AXE place. In ths SCUM ~ 'eAs wv va. .ns
In the contest OF lo1o Una. ss.Non ="
country VIII not AsAin VIZ .%.v n.
idly for Denociauc eAh1u .aa. =
North Tor hepuolcahs' IN wv Doa,n
political contests arc nov cArIi,H oh, el.ie
Is. In his estimAtion, nei'nrr = I ~
nor q itspupllcan parry. N.
s'mp'y ~ an. ana hand who Jesir,
waite peopio On WV Wy. I"' ~ -
70 ignoIc ,ne az. a,har - ,o Az he
orea peop'e on = III a. Son,larn S,,iss
publican parry W Ia ,hna,bt hi.
ths nstursl outgrowth Of the opposition Of
the party in power before the war, to thai
which grew cut OF 'nas grea' ,n nI pI.d.n,
,hint. ,ha, two states nominaily yet held
BY the Republicans will probably sueenmb.
The momsnt this unAnimity IL established
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-01
GESrLEnEs's CLOTHING, Etc.


GRSTLEMEs'S CLOTHING, Etc.
ROuslng Attractions
GREAT REDUCTION Or PRICES
BANNER sRoTnERs,
The Great Clothlers Of virginia City.
OWING TO THE BACKWARD SEASON
~ aud great depression In stocks.
BANNER BROTHERS
oar to the public their inmtne s,e h e'
WINTER
At PRICES 80 Low
A to compare fsvorbly with the times.
OUR MxENsE AND COMPLETE STOCK
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
Blankets, Trunks, valises,
Hats and Caps, Etc.,
We propose TO unload Of PANIC PRICES.
uiaddeu the hearts Of purchasers and
terribly all compositions
VIZ INVITE COMPARISON.
Az q csresul srsmlnsiIon win saii.fy Ill In sssd
OF Clothing that
Our Prices Are Way Below ANYTHING
Ever offered in Virginia City.
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner OF Q and faylsr streets,
vrnoisfs: NEVADA.
N e w TOR FL
"A NEW STOCK
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods!
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FROM A DIsrINGIIsnRD JURIsr.

81 have tried tho PERUVIAN STRUT. and the
result fally sustains your prtdlct.ou. 10 has
made q new man Of me Infused Into my SO.
lem new vigor and encny. ! am 10 longer
'r~mulous and dsbliiisied - when you last
saw me. but stronger. heirtier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
=, any lime during the last i've years." rold
by all druggists.