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The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
DISTRIBUTION OF GOLD.
DON ESTlC.

Mr.. WELSH SUMMONED TO WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-By direction q
he President Svclsay Sherman, Oh Sun"
day night, telegraphed to Mr.. John Welsh
10 come to this city;
It. is intim ated this morning that Mr..
Welsh was In conference with Secretary
sherman last night. The object Of the 10
viA'iuu, 1t Is unders ood, WAS to confer res
Pee Ing the Federal appointmcn in Phila-
d"lphia, though the name Of Mr.. Welsh has
been favorably ASS ,ciated with the English
mission.
SENATE CoNrIRMATIoxs.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Tne Senate to"
lay confirmed E. W. sloughton as Minister
TO Russia, Noyes to France, Lowell to
So lin, Kasson to Austria, and Fish to
Sw1'z rland.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
The fol owing nominations were sent to
he Senate Geo. L. Narlan, OF Louisiana,
10 be Supervising Inspector of steamboats,
forthe Tenth district.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the Senate number of bills were in
trvduced and referred TO the appropriate
committees, nearly all of them Of a private
nature.
Mr.. Edmunds, Of Vermont, submitted .
resolu lou authorizing tho presiding officer
OF the Senate to appoint the select commit
tee authorized by the resolution of the 22d
iuss., en- The subject Of ascertaining and de.
c,aring the result of election for President
and Wee President of the United 8tstea.
Agreed to.
ARREST OF ONE OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RlNGsTERs.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Oct 30.-The Chief
of Police of this city last night arrested, at
Morristow II, L. Csss Caput, alias Carpene
ter, editor and proprietor OF the Columbia
s. c. ",'oumbian Union" on an Indictment
for forgery In raising two notes from 5000
to 81 900; also for default of $4,000 In his
settlement with The United States Governs
melt, which sum he drew on salary and
advertising accounts, bnt did not pay the
bills. H. ran away from Columbia to Con-
nee icut, then to New York, and afterwards
,esidrd two weeks In this city. Colonel
johnson of the s, nth Carolina Legislature
came with the requisition from Governor
Hampton for Csput's arrest. He is now in
jail.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

Children's Shoes OF al SECS and kinda
can be had at n. Dasshess 7th and Poplar.
There is uobby look about gentlemen
wearing the Hat known q the Helmit. Can
fined them oil sises and Shades at the Opera
House hat Store.
Chadwiek's Museum ard Lecture Room,
tonight. First appearance of Mis- Gussie
Dc Haven and Miss Blaseh Rosell, the
favorite lady eharaster vocsl,sts; also Mr.
Oliver Dounelly, the eminent bsDjoist and
negro comedian, and Mr.. Edwin Hart,
character negro comedian, with the regular
company. This entertainnent 10 not only
for gentlemen bat also for laAies and child
Ncn. We iavHs souuup ~ sx1ua"
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
THE PROPOSED EXHIBITION.

The cor mittso of tho Delaware Instit uie
of Mechanic Arts, having 10 charge the
arrangements for the Exhibition Of the IN.
dustries Of Wilmington desired to be held
during tho coming fall, met last evening At
their rooms of the Delaware Institute in
Bradford's batldinx, Third and King sts.
Ex-Mayor Valentine, chairman J. s.
Price, Secretary, pro TEN. Tho committee
In location reported that note had been
received from the owner Of Merrick's ba-
zsar, saying that that building could not
be had, If machinery vas to be introduced.
The CON nnittee was continued and instruct
cd to ascertain about the Institute building
a. to its capacity, adaptability, &C for the
exhibition, and other places.
The committee on organisation reported
its plan Of committee &c., and WAS directed
to make nominations for said sub commit.
tees and report further.
Further letters of inquiry asking space
for special and interesting exhibits, were
received and referred. The Young Ladies
Relief socie J propose to unite In adding
attraction to the exhibition by taking an
interest IN the shape Of providing refresh
ments Sc.
Although the affair gives prontse Of
being 4 successful enterprise If the ono
thing needfal b proper place TO hold 1t
in can be secured.
The mesttsg adjourned TO meet on Sstrr.
day evening next At tho Same place, at ~
o'ulock.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
RAILROADS.
u17AnELpnlA, w LMINtyrON ANA
I)hAh RAt,TIMNHE kAILROA
I,ra iOLh iSj7 = 4,

- Juun lvtfiy lH'f. III
rra,ns will lssva,A Allins ston as sollow'
!, q snd d n,srasa,'sse It. NJ s'"tis1: 4
,.Ss,GlsadRsiph,a ~ R:h and New York. 2N, At IL,
,,d1tmore Hi1 Or s and ,inlern,ediate stations 81
baltimore q Il, and washington ! o.. $751; NJ i.
m.oi,,s Moi, fI,y Ieie ware Division leave Tor
New es Castle $40, s2'' 49, a.m' 80 ."
!, }, Pm; M, no and tatsrmsiiate stations 6.W
NGysS "a { 81 : mS I'D .kIGaf ~,
ans;n,sr s E' 'snd Intermediates statiohs u "
'|1an '|a n'' e.s s,vsDAIs
lnils dephis and .n.ernediate /. stations On
sisa q, = gaSS Sss sseSEYs.!a aI ,n. !
lrs1}'u'ore rol1'n"e aud NasI.i .gton. w = IN.
I Fo. ,a,oh ~ The time tables pcated at tho de.
pot. n -srshli- a.FkENNEY. Aupt. =
y Z L u
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

through information obtained by US via tho
State Department., are over on our line again
plundering and stealing horses by the dro-
ve-tull, DIS cruel as any Comanches ever
d .rcl DO. Mosby with all his boys eoulu't
get up as first class raid, and our Brother
Jonathan of the State Department will
have to stir up these fellows with that in<
ternational rod of "his'n".
ANDERSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
Aspara.E Applse..sa

-
Inc examination OF the vould-b<
school teachers vss recommend hi,
morr;,c =, An. ..r,r., ..h,o, h,,,a,,,
1850 "o' 'uis'
anu vi % completed tomorrow. Owing
10 informalities in tho examination last
S.turJ.v . nav .,.,, ~.. u.a. In h.,,h
-
sfsees. tne bosru OF xaminers u rep
rctsnted BY Professor Pasmors, County
Supcrintendcpt M public sebo.l.. and I
| W. Whitcher' R..iaes shoss vho sntsreJ
| he Iist. LAT ss,nrisx' IN sollovine an.
nlie5 ,o-a.x. Por ars, sr,d. Nj. Msr,
E.n.nrsT Nj Iuh9a S.itsid Ma.
MARION Iinooln john NcN.rtin. And
~Ta.is .-as r,....ond -. Ms. m.
= Gs..an r..t,i. noo.h Joh. NeDon.
u - T.. n.s.an
III ,oIIo,;nS Questions. in grammar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
a ps~e.sie

Michael Grimm. . resident Of Virginia
City. made . nrc In tho family cooking
stove yesterday morning. Soon after,
while his wife was busted In getting break.
fast. there was = terrible explosion. tho
stove MAS blown into . thousand pieces.
and Mrs. Grinin fell 10 the floor. Her
husband took her mp in his arms and car
ried her into the bedroom. An examina-
ton showed her 10 be very severely injured.
Her right hip was badly cut. the right
side Of her abdomen severely bruised. and
she had . largo cash In the side OF her
head. She received. besides, quito . mum.
Der of slight wounds In her breast and
face. ths middle finger Of her right hand
Was broken In two places. and the little
finger of the sane hand crushed 10 . Jelly.
Her right wrist was fcarfully laeerated.
the fiesh being torn away from the tip oil
the little finger TO the middle Of the fore
arm. She presented . frightful appear
ancs. her garments being torn into shreds
and herself covered with blood from head
10 foot. DIR. 7. NJ. Conn. who was sent
for. reports the woman's injuries not
necessarily fatal, although abe 10 In . very
critical condition. - she In about 70 give
birth To . child. The explosion was prob
ably caused by the presence OF . giant
powder cartridge In . piece OF hrewood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
srAR CLOTHING HOUSE.

We have sought By oil fair and hooorsbls
means TO gain the ~couddsScs OF The community
In which we live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that "Hopesty 10 the Bsss Policy
BY jud'eious buying. strio economy. fair dssi.
Ing and strict attention 10 business, We have
gained and intend 10 retain the confidence md
avod will cf the people Of rtorsy county. In
order N accommodate our large and growing
patronage We have opsned Q branch clothing.
hou 0 IN God HILL. scopd v nothing OF the
kind In uold I'LL or vintnis City. This store
ne intend to run In connection with the ous IN
Virginia City. % - to accommodate both ends
Of the CJtnstock. Both storsa viii b. pupplisd
81 al tim q With the vey lftet stylss. and .
stock OF goods which. 10 quality, quanttty.
variety and eheapnses, cannot b excelled b.
any clothing lhouse 10 tbs stats. Our stocks Of
nus drss sod budness suits u unszcelled In
the STATE. Our boys' and yoaths stock 10 Inn:
shoes. and gents' mrnishins goods, ve defy
competition. friends and pstrona OF virginis
City and God Hill, remember that ~ have a.
wars dealt fsiriy and sQusrsly with you /; that
We never have tried 70 mako 700 bslisvs that
We sell goods below cost, while actually max.
Ing . pront. Our motto has always been
"fslr Dealing" We intend In the futurr. -
In the past. 10 make % 70 ,our sdvsn'ags 20
psironis. us. By nrst, buying 'ur stods ]. The
us % sell agsin. q nyures that will always rvs
you the full worth Of your money secondly,
By fair. honest and &C ommodAting dealing
With ell who may favUr us with Q call. Re
member thu place. Piatt / kleh. Halle huild.
lug. opposite the NIws once, Main street
0oic Hill. and 70 South O street, vlr1tnii
City. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20

LOST An, Anx.-Last Wednesday night
at half.pasts O'Clock there Was a violent
explosion In the siore-house OF the satro
r,nn.i Company. Thoma. Coon. a work.
a.. .,o,.-ho,.s %, .oms az.
man, wen, " ,no . Ill IN ,hsm an
his left arm and reached Tor more; when
by some mean, one Q, tns s.pa r;,s .a =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20

BRiSo Youn PArEns. - Judge Cook,
Registry Agent for Township No. .. em-
bracing Gold Hill and American Flat,
wishes IL understood that foreign born cih'
zens must present their naturalization
papers at the time Of their registration.
Unless this law Is complied with natural
lied citizens will not 10 permitted 70 reg
lister.
INDEPENDENT CLuB.-As will be seen by
duo notice In our sdvertising columns
to-day. . meeting Of the "Independeni
Club" IL 70 be held 81 the Baltic Switch
Saloon tomorrow evening. AL voters
who desire good and efhcient town ofdosrs
at the ensuing election are cordially invit-
ed 10 attend The meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
CALIFORNIA.
Trial or sh. Cni.. I.e..di.ries.

trsst 81 she Chtee Iaeendtarhees
0novrLLE. April io.-In the trial oil
Jones for arson tho court has admitted In
evidence the sworn confession Of the pris'
onsr. admitting having assisted In the
burning Of the soap factory. Wright. hia
partner In the crime. testified 10 the Same
sfscs-ths witness setting tho Are. while
Jones stood guard with . cooked pistol.
Witness met Jones at York Randali's
house. where they all three planned the
fring OF the building. The Btts rested
here and defendant took tho stand.
testifying In his v behalf. deny
Ing wright's statement above and
denying no had made any confession
freely. but only did % with the hope OF
saving himself. The court stopped Wit
ness from testifying with regard 10 his
confession - that had already been ID
mittsd In evidence. Witness fatly de-
MED that he had anything 10 do with the
burning OF the soap factory, and claimed
his sworn confession, was false In every
particular. and had been changed since be
wrote II. York Randall, testified that he
made NO agreement with Wright and Jones
TO burn tho building. and denied all
wright's statements regarding himself.
Roberts, under indictment for arson. tes-
tilted the confession made by him was
false. Detective Hall. In rebuttal, denied
that Jones' confession had bcsn changed
In any way. The evidence was closed and
arguments will commence tomorrow.
Psehscs's Victory.
SACRAMENTO. April l9.-The Secretary
Of State to-day certified to the Governor.
In response TO . writ Of mandamus issued
by the Supreme Court. that n. N. Pscho-
co had been elected 10 Congress BY . ms
jority Of M Tho Governor will return
TO the city on Saturday. when Pacheco
will receive his certificate. This remove
the fight to the House Of Representatives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
a FRANCISCO.
s.ms SHY Bo.h from The Ray CITY,

BAN FaAScrsco, April 2o-i ?. NJ
Il Is stated on good authority that q
United States Senator. now sojournina
In this city. has in his possession the
draft Of the resolutions which will be
submitted to the Senate on the rsasssm.
bling OF Congress. and their adoption
urged In q Characteristic speech by Sen.
ator Blaine. Tho resolutions express
dissatisfaction with the tenure by which
President Hayes holds his position on
Chief Magistrate, and tho 0 adopt
ed to place him 10 the Presidential
chair and recommends that . Grand
Court OF Arbitration be instituted 10
consider the validity and constitutional.
ity Of the Act creating tho Electoral
Commission. This Court Is to consist
Of the Chief Justices OF every State In
the Union. and II In understood that the
projectors Of the resolutions have, by q
careful count OF noses. satisfied them.
selves that the complexion Of the polid-
cal tribunal will be such as to render q
decision In accordance with their wishes
almost certainly. The project originates
with, and will be backed by. extreme
Republicans, who are dissatisfied with
the policy Of the President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20

mission. several member OF The legal
Legislature went over 10 Gen. hichoiis
Fifth-ws therefore charge upon these
gentlemen, - they assert they have aoteo
simply upon their individual responsibility
An unwarranted interference with the
domestic Affair." Of . State 10 which they
don't belong and o fragrant violation OF
the principle Of local self-government ID
yocsted by the President. II. on The
other hand, their action In the manner soi
forth has been directed by tho Chief EXC
cutiye Of the nation. We leave u TO %
Characterised In betting terms by the
American people.
A committee Of colored ladies. mostly
wives Of prominent colorcd citizens, have
presented to Governor Packard IN address
commencing his efforts for the mainen-
anoe Of republican government In Louis
lana. assuring him Of sympathy, 2
through him rendering members OF the
Legislature. who stood BY him. every AID
and encouragement In their power 70 b.
stow. They tender TO the needy board and
lodging. and 70 the sick every ~sttsntion
possible. Among the signers OF the i'd
dress are Mrs. Governor Antoine. Mrs..
senator Buck. Mrs. James Lewis. and Mrs..
George Brown.
Several additional members from tho 81.
Louis Hotel were In the Nichols Legisla-
turs to-day. giving them 65 Returning
Board members In the House and ~ In the
Senate.
WASHINGTON. April 20.-Governor Kel-
logg to-day received the following telegram
from New Orleans: "Please Inquire Of
President Hayes II u IL BY his direction
that the commission recommend members
Of Packard's Legislature 70 Join Nichols.
Two Of our trusted men left to-day under
such persuasion" kellogg replied /: "h
II be true that the commissioners arc %
doing. ! am satisfied they are acting on
their own instructions. and without In
htructions from the President"
P~residsas Hayes Banquet % the
Russian Dukes.
WASHINGTON. April ia magnificent
State dinner was given At tho Executive
Mansion this evening In honor OF the
Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine.
There were also present tho Russian MIN
lister and his wife, glr Edward and Lady
Thornton, representatives OF tho Diplo-
matte Corps, Admiral BoutAkof OF the
llussian Navy. Admiral Porter and Gen.
rral Sherman, Chief Justice Waite and
daughter. Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Evarts, Secretary Of tho Treasury and Mrs.
sherman, Secretary schurx and daughter.
Secretary Of War aud Mrs. McCrary. Post
master General and Mrs. Key. the Secre-
tarv ~ tho NAVY anI Attornev- lenornl. to-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
NRw sTOR x.

A. sUMhRaFrfLD. late ~boohtceper fos
Rsinst~in / Wolf. desires 70 inform his friends
aud tho pablie sensrsiiy thss hs has inst
ops ned. In Gsilsiin's old hardvars stors, oppo-
slle jones' drug stors. hyin street, eoh Hill. .
completes stock Of esnts furnishing goods, CO.,
Listing 70 pr o. ~h', s ss,,s sh mssi1G 70 pf "a
cheyirt shirts, pufs linen, % 10 ~. All sorts
Of shlrts made 10 or,er aud warrsntsd 70 ~.
A splendid aasorm~nt of usnts' Underwear.
which he will sell c sapof than any b 'uss In
the STATS. In eoujunetiou with furnishing
cut, smoking and chewing tobacco, a'po . meg
uin. cnt stock of ~gcnains Havsns and dsmcafie
cigars. THE BEST BIT oi0AhS IN THE
STATE. Cone and ty then. Don't mistahs
the place crgo'iis Jonss' drug stor. Main
81. 'o 4. suNxsRrrsLD / 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
LIGHTNING FLAsnfs.

Tho Grand Dnks Constantine, accom-.
panied BY Baron Schillsry and Admiral
boutsko6, visited the Interior Department
st Washington yesterday for The purpose
Of inspecting the illustrations Of American
Inventions In the model room Of The Pa
tsnt Ohics. Secretary Schurs and Cen
Spear, Commissioner Of Patents, being
informed Of their desire. met ths Dukt
and party In the model room and con
Quoted them through H.
Rx.Prssidsnt Grant viii remain In Har'
risburg. Pa. until next Monday. and u u
stated positively that ex-senator Cameron
will not accompany him on his European
trip.
Two members Of the Cabinet are 81
thority for the statement that The treopl
viii leave Louisiana this week or The fnt
Of nsxt.
II IL considered that Sehnsidsr. Of ths
First National Bank Of Chicago. has The
best chance Of securing the Swiss xlssion.
Tho absence Of Gov. Hampton Leaves
the situation In South Csrolins unchanged
from yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20

lrE0m tno Aofsuo hi&i
CoxYEpRrr X ROADS.
wIcu IN IN the State Nv KENTUCKY. \
|. April 8, 1877.
There 10 NO dlsputin the fact, the Cor
ners 10 not prosperous. Their Amt nc
buildln goin on, Their ain't no trade nv any
account, and thcr IL q yooniversel dullness
wich il discouragin TO tho well.wisher nv
his kind. Not that u makes sny espcshl
difference 10 mo. for all that ! require ID
my llkkor reglsr. and plenty nv the same.
without labor; but . ~enterprisin man wich
blceves that progress 10 . good thing wood
be d~ishArtened ct the condishn nv things
at the Corners. Ez for me, ! XII sing
"whene'er I walk TO tako the air.
How many poor i seej
But I kin say that don't care
Ef they all starve but mo-"
hevn't got OF many or az extensive
bowels nv compashn ez ! yosst TO hev. Ny
sympathles IL constipatid.
Itisn't Of all difficult TO detsrmins tho
reason for the dopreshn that eggsista here.
When Tildcn and Reform wuz countid
ont, 8 10 Z. and the yooserpcr Hayes wuz
Incorporated, NO expected that the
loest no wood do wood DO IN recall the
troops from tho South. and mako rs free
men sgin.
Hez he done ~ lie 10. we understand.
iutcpdin 70 do II In South Kerliny, but
how IL 10 e~lsewhoro1 No troo southernor
Kin be enterprisin and progressive 80
long ez be 10 ground down under the iron
heel nv military power. Our citizens feel
Their condishun 20 keenly. thoy are 30 do.
prest by tho continyooencc nv military
rool that they hsvnt dun . stroke nv any
kind nv work for yeors. Their fields are
ali left uneultivatid. excerpts Is they kin In
doose new niggers wich cum here TO work
In en-, but ez they haven't anything TO pay
I'm with they never work Q second time,
which makes en- anything bat . sheer do
pendsnce.
n ID q nv the most techin sites In ns-
char 70 go the people layin on Their backs
Al I.scom's and lesnin on his bar, deplor-
IN. ,hs oLtsnancv nv tbs South by mill.
ana th.ir oonseLent inability 10 hoe
hair corn or cut Their rrass.
oniv isst veek i hoerd I,ssker Osyitt
remsri.
"Wst.. the yoose NV putin In q crop
,bi. gpripe. ef the South IL 10 be oyerrnn
by bloo.kotsd hirelins pcrpstyooally
And tben when Dsscom refoozed 10 give
him c,ejIt for another drink. Isssker
,rrnsJ ssdiv n me. and sed, with a voice
49, -I,b sn,o,Ion
,a~sa.; n, Al. ,n..,a Tor.
.ou w nv mn.or,oo'hnsi .Sm,ni.,ys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20

In the District Court to-day Grace Bss-
10y vas granted . decree Of divorce from
James Baxley. Tho custody Of the child
was awarded 10 the mother.
The meeting Of the Lyon County Teach.
en' Association has again bssn postponed.
Saturday. Nay Sth. Is the appolntsd Day.
THERE 10 messass n the Atlantic and
Pseinc Telegraph Once for william
Dottsn.
IcE formed In Gold Hill last night. The
ground was covered with now this morn
Ing.
vIRoMiA's hooks and ladders are being
fixed up for the use Of the Fire Depart
ment.
J. p. MARTIN. Agent Of the Bank Of
California. has returned from Ban Pran-
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
A %sUrrouATiNa COUGH.

In . letter 10 Nn. Lisls, Of chicago, . vel
known contributor to the Western prsss, she
sscribes the cure OF . dangerous eough. acoon-
panied By bleeding st tbs lungs, 10 Hsts,as
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my eouxh,""
but tie Honey VI iiorehound and Tar has
removed eyery trace OF t." The letter vas 10
. lady friend IN this city. Who has PLACED u at
the disnrsai OF Q. n. critenion. Z Sixth ave.
nue. Piks's Toothsehs Drops cure In one
miuuta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
Tn. ~. J.sa'. Csareh Pair.

The rector and vestry Of 81. Johns
Church desire TO tender their sinceresi
Acknowledgements TO the ladies and gentle.
men who laborcd so faithfully and con-
tribuisd so generously for tho fair Just
held. They appreciate In the highest de.
gree tho individual efforts Of all who had
special part In Its arrangement and direc'
ton. Of all those who contributsd 80 mate
rally TO each evenings entertainment.
and Of all who gave so literally OF
work and time and money In pre-
paraiion for IL and In furtherance Of its
success. That the fair more than real
ized their expectations at such . time Vas
due to the lAbors, and to the always kindly
interest and generous patronage OF their
many friends.
The following Is q brief statement Of
the results Of tho fair;
Proceeds Of Fspey Table, ...........tf 9i 10
Proceeds % Refrerhment Tables ....... 30 Is
Proceei- ~ fioser Table. 80. ......... ia 10
Neutrality-suspicious. Ts,iir etc. ... a. co
Total receipts -. ........ ...'.....s.ti.asi 20
kxpensss........ ..ss.ss'.. .....'.."' go %
b.ianec.s.... "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
ADVICE.

You are asied every day through the colunni
Of newspapers and By your drusga 10 NJ
sousIhing for Dyspspsia and Liver Complaint
thss "a know nothirg about. You get dis.
couragcd spending money With bat little sue
Gees. Nov ~ give you satisfactory proof that
uREfr's AUGUST Flown will cure yvu OF
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. With III their
eaects. sneh - sur stomach. sick hsadache.
heartburn. vater.brssh, coming mp OF food
aftof eating. ~ spirits. ETC., Ne SAX 700 70 90
10 your truegist asd got Q sample bottle VI
0Rfxs's Auousr FInwEH for 10 cent? and IN
10, or . regular size for 70 cents. two dosss
will relieve Jou. mho0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-20
Isuss Him Out

The local reporter Of the Virginia City
E-,sPri.,. who resides In the Flint Ward,
In every issue Of that paper i~temizingly
grunts forth a. follows;
"Men are by straws dismaycd. by toys
beguiled: yet ne'er an uneasy grunt from
the pigs In the First Ward.
"sculptors have starved over the un.
carved thought which would have startled
the world hal u been wrought yet hogs
run free and fAttsn In the First WArd.
"Man IL by nature ut TO ait In nj.
FATHERS house and DO the inmate OF
e,srniiy yet. forsooth. must continually
be grunted at by tho hogs In the First
Ward"
viii the fellow never stop grunting and
leave the First wArdf Hun him out
somebody.