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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06

In response toa question put by al
interviewer to Governor Hendricks
of INDIANA, "Do you think the res
toration of silver would be n breacl
of the public faith?' He replied
"By no means. The law of 1869, thu
first act signed by General Grant
pledged the faith and honor of thu
nation to the payment of the public
debt in coin. The silver dollar was
then a part ofthe coin Of the country
as honored in law and commerce rs
gold. Neither public faith or private
obligation can be impaired by u com
pliance with the contract in its let
ter and its spirit. To me it is plair
that the public faith is made more
secure by such policies as enable tn,
country's obligations. Surely, to re
store silver money will facilitate the
discharge of every public obligation
and promote u return to specie pay
mont A prosperous condition O
the country is the best guarantee o.
the observance of public faith.
think Congressional action upon
these questions should be taken as
promptly as possible, The contin
ucd agitation causes distrust and un
easiness throughoutthe entire bust
ness of the country.TA
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06

The impression prevails Wells, Of
the Louisiana returning board, will
make an oppose, and that Secretary
Sherman will be deeply implicated,
while the fraud of counting in Hayes
will be fully illustrated,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06
Mn EASTMAN.

Wellington Eastman has opened
Il new Grocery, wholesale and retail,
in this place, with u fair prospect
in view of n good trade, We wish
him success ~. u.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06
marrow Gauge MS Compared with
Standard Gauge.

Editor Register;
While the people Of Mason, and
the Kanawha Valley are agitating
tho question of a Railroad up the
Valley, have been requested by
some Of the friends Of the enterprise,
to make an estimate of tho probable
cost of a standard gauge road from
Mason City to a point opposite scary,
on the north side of the Kanawha
River also an estimate on u narrow,
or #, gauge. First will give state.
ment of probable cost per mile OF
standard gauge;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06
ROBBERY.

The Depot was robbed at Barbours'
vile one night last week, the safe
blown open and $4,000 in money
aud silver watch taken.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06

BE ready, therefore, in your Restaurant
with your Good Oysters, Pigs Feet Tripe,
Picked Tongue, &c., and
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06

The votes taken in the Senate and
House on the silver question render
it quito certain that silver will be
restored to the position it occupied
before the war. Silver dollars Of the
same weight as formerly will be
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06

Fry Jon, l0t sercs, - mile crk waters Of
~ acres, &. W. AIaupin.
Johnson Margaret, 10 acres, Yauger's
llillS, jeremiah Yauger.
Luh Casper, 100 acres, Mud Lick, 40 ac.,
b. j. Redmond.
Parsons ". A., w. W. Parker AMI r. W.
Sisson, S54l ac., Mud Lick 2. .A.Guthric.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
ESCAPE Of BRACE.
'.Arsis" Pals 90 bs "Ideauned"
asd Arrested BY ths Carson
reiies. and Leaves IN Disgust
for lsodie.

"Artie" Brace. the entsrprising petty
larssny thief from Elko. has had . rough
time In Carson the last three days. The
Carson officers have been after him. The
entire police force have hunted him like q
pack Of b~loodhounds after . wounded
coyote. They knew he was in town steal.
ing everything he could lay his hands on.
but the only trouble they had was to "idanti'
fy" him. lie called on the sheriff, smoked
up all his cigars, drank half . bottle OF
whisky. stole his plug hat and all the
revenue stamps In the office. and then
called on old Parkie. Of the Tr'bsHe.
There he made himself perfectly at home.
being known 10 tho old skipper a. the
funny man Of the Elko Poet" He was
only In the establishment an hour.
aud left with Parkie's best boots on, the
paste pot and scissors. onlce pencil. tho
made-up forms OF the paper. and q keg OF
ink. He anne back after the press. but
found the doom Indignantly closed against
him. Then Brace got mad al such dis
courtesy to q prominent member OF the
profession, and damned the entire town.
lie Just felt like being arrested. and def.
antiy swore that no would ''identify"
L;~ssU and break the entire police force,
10 he was humbugged this way much
longer. He even threatened so break Into
and rob the State Prison. lie stood of
everybody In town except Johnny Moore.
and yesterday left for Bodis In utter dis
gust, carrying OF all the policsmen's
coats. Tho Carson police are after him
and will arrest him in case they can "iden'
tify'' him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

Tho attractions Of the Pioneers Picnic
At tho Bowers Mansion tomorrow are con.
SANITY on the increase. and the aitend'
anco will DO unprecodently large. Tho
grounds have been fitted with enlarged &C.
commoda.ions for the quests who are to
assemble. and all preparations Tor the o.
casion have boon completed. The com.
mittses have neglected nothing which can
lend interest 70 the sssemblage. and have
been assiduous In their labors to make the
picnic . success.
Senator Jones has returned from ogden
the following answer 70 the telegram Tor
warded 10 him by the committee;
To A. ]. Tyrell. All. Doten, W. d. O.
Gibson and Committee OF Pacific Coast
Pionecrs-Am not sure that ! can. bu viii
try and be with you at least long enough TO
exchange greetings with the old Pioneers.
Tho committee have my hearty thanks for
JOHN p. JONES.
The Committee 10 confer with the Su-
pe~riutsndents Of the mines with reference
10 allowing those In their employ 70 Attend
the picnic have been successful In their
work. and psrmission has been kindly
granted TO all working men In the Mines
who may wish 70 attend the picnic. 70 20.
on condition Of their losing but u shit:
This will enable them all TO DO on hand
and large delegations Of their numbers
will take Q DAY OF and attend the picnic.
Tho conditions Of the womens' race for
the prize Of $40 offered BY the Society have
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

No COMPROMISE - Through . special
dispatch to the NEWS. received At 8 p. y.
to-day. We are informed that Secretary
Watson Of the Alta aud Secretary Kelly Of
the Justice disclAim any knowledge Of the
rumored compromise between their re-
spective companies.
T.. E. LEX, who died day before yester'
day at Reno. by will l~eftproperiy. amount
ing to from $4,000 TO $4,000. to Harry
Ciawson. his old partner.
GEoRoE Grail is billed to sing 1.-THE
Days Of 40" Of the Pioneer picnic to-mor'
row, and all the old Pioneers will Join In
the chorus.
Work will probably be- resumed at tho
North Consolidated Virginia mine noIt
week.
]. W. ORSDoRrr returned yesterday
from . trip TO Independence Lake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
FROM LAKE TAHOE.
osssip from Nevsda's Popular sam.
mer R~esort-John Mcktnsey's
visitors-Ihe steamer Niagara
Other Points-Pe rsonais.
)y Bo,xp ruE STEAMER NIAaAnA.

OK Board II STEAMER NI,0AnA.
LAKE TAHOE. July Is. 1873.
Eprron NEWS: Lake Tahoe needs no
description on my part. II is still The
Summer resort for Nevadans. II still
maintains II precedence. Tho fishing 10
good. The accommodations are good.
The sailing 10 good. Everything Is ron.
dueiye to the pleasure Of tourists.
The steamer Niagara, under command
Of Captain Avery, carries most OF the
passengers on this inland sea- natural
consequence Of tho swiftness Of tho vessel
and the accommodating spirit OF Its
genial Captain.
There arc besides q number OF private
sailing vessels. DIR. Kirby leads all with
his Plester. John McKinncy's Transit is
an old.timer and Is familiar To every per-
son who has visited the lake for tho past
few years.
Most Of the Gold Killers stop At Sugar
Pine Point. II is right they should. for
none know better how TO make q home.
like, cheerful aud agreeable resort for good
people than its proprietor. John Mckinney.
Al present the following Gold Killers are
| stopping with him DIR. Conwell. Peto
| Kaufman. L. T. Plank. Mrs. John Randall.
Willie Randall. Grace Randall. Mary Ran
| dali, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. W. ID. Z. Glib
son and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher with .
| whole battalion Of children. Mrs. Harry
| Pennoyer, Miss Ella Fox. Professor ID. A.
| p-i.. m. Tuft. A Mcfarland. prOf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
Things OF Beauty.

Tho embowering- aud surroundings OF
tho cottage Of Colonel @. q. Stevenson,
Lower Gold Hill. are certainly things OF
beauty amid the barrsuness Of this section.
Tho Colonel Is literally able to rspose
under his own vine and iig tree, with none
10 molest or mako him afraid. Trees.
flowers, shrubs, fruits-all are growing on
that little patch Of ground; and when
there yesterday We could not resist the
temptation 10 I" pick" consequently there
10 on our table q ripo harvest apple fresh
and fragrant from one Of his trees. When
il costs 90 little TO beautify . homo and
mako lie surroundings attractive, and
when the trouble Is 80 trivial compared
with the pleasure Of the general result, IL
is really marvellous that 81 little attention
il paid to IL here. The venture around
tho dwelling Of Colonel Stevenson Is most
rsfrsshing. and is 4 Joy TO all beholders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
Piper. Opera House. vIrs,n,a.

Next Monday evening tho celebrated
comique combination Of Harrigan a Hart
will open for a season OF six nights and
two mstinees at Piper's Opera House.
Virginia. The beat recommendation We
can give OF the performances OF this
troupe Is that the last week OF their stay
In san Francisco WAS their best one, the
receipts increasing continually from first
to last. The season in Virginia will be
commenced with the amusing drama en-.
titled " The Doyle brothers," On We'd
nesday and Thursday nights q grand triple
programme will 10 giv.n -'' The Blue and
Gray" "a Celebrated Hard Case" and
.'sullivan's Christmas''- and Friday and
Saturday nights "old Lavender" The
boz sheet IL now opon and reserved seats
may DO secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

Goop woRg.-some Of the very finest
carriage painting which has ever been
turned out ON the Comsioek has been done
NJ the establishment Of ". A. Cooper. II
and 10 south u street. Virginia. The
bodies OF buggios painted. polished and
Vanished there are veritable mirrors anil
are q. smooth a. FURNISHED silver. The
workmsn employed arc up In the latest
and most approved styles. and the work
though we'll done. 10 cheap. House. sign
AMI ornamental painting receives prompt
attention. and 10 As we'll done As the car
rage work.
WILL PosrEp.-rhere are thousands OF
people all over the country who want In
formation As 10 the mines Of Nevada. DIR.
lame. DelAyan, who has his office at iGi
North Q street. Virginia. Il agent for the
New York Bureau for Mining information,
20 Broadway; for the H'Hiag Record OF
New York for tho American Agency, b
eago, where many mines are bought and
sold, and for mining tools, machinery,
etc. The Doctor Is we'll posted In his
bu.iness, and any one having q mine IN
sell will do well 10 put II In his hands.
Nav school WANTED. A school Is
wanted in Virginia where females can
learn equsstriAnism. Some OF the ladie.
of that place ride we'll. but others who oc-
~cs.ionally appear on horseback go side
wise. ait ON one side. and wriggls as they
90 I'LL IL IL painful 10 look at them and
think OF the poor animal, bearing About
snch q bundle OF AwkwArdness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

Mrs Corners. Miss X Relleher. Ms o II
Tufts, Alice N Butler. J l. Levi. J jackson
aud wife. J l. Hinkley. J Barker. w
Fletcher. Mrs N e Menus. &C Batierman
Jos L Brown. @ Carpenter. Miss Menus
} Dougherty. q Brander, Edwards. NJ
Haryelin. II CrandAll. A J Lancaster. q
Emery. y II Hill. II Hoymas. J Stewart.
" Hess. J Wiley. Mrs Patterson. W l.
Dean and wife. Thomas Cole, WIN Roberts
and wife. T sheckelton. Jos Moore. John
sk.e. q Ward. A N NeCabs. J L Mooney.
4. Y Dey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
PROM HON. w. n. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

"I have been troubled from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lang complaint. soms
years since. early In the Winter. ! took cold,
which IS usual settled into . severe cough,
which continued to incrsass ~ the season I'd.
yaneed, although I made uss Of all the cough
remedies I had knowledge of. Ny family phy.
stefan also prescribed Tor me. hut I experienced
M relief. During ali this time I was gradually
running down. losing dssh and strength uhti
my friends as well as my seii became very much
alarmed. thinking I should waste away In en-.
sumption. While In Boston. during the spring
following. ] was Induced 10 try wlsiars Bsisam
OF Wild Cherry. Alter one days trial ! was
sensible that u vas relieving me: In ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. and was
soon restored 10 health and strength. ] havs
ever since kept the taitam In my house, aud
whenever any member OF my family hssA
cough OF cold 10 4. Immediately resoned 70
No hmily should be without IT," Sold by al
druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

". ,ri.i NJ thu Orange ~prisopers was
$500. .aio,rnea to tbs a6tb ~instant.
' a.. Ia.
A banquet and the freedom OF 'no Guy
OF London arc TO 10 given 70 beacohsne
and Salisbury.
Yellow fever has broken out ct the
Brooklyn navy yards. 30 far three deaths
have occurred.
The heat Ia decreasing In the Eastern
| cities. aud II Ia believed that extensive
danger from sunstroke IL at an end.
ys...., ,m,o.in, o,.r,.r. ara beiny
mJ tor ,he Chine Pmbs,sv n
wyv~sIhinc,on, w ID. BartIett Of M
snrinrasId R.p.iI;eaa will act a The
American attaches Of the Legation.
Tbr.s out M the aye hank. AZ Omab, 70.
,,.. 20 .ccsnt MEXICAN and trade dollars
on Jsno.i,. e.cept Al 4 discoupt Of tan Der
cent.
m. n.u..,.,,, co,x.,,,on ., coio,.do
-u!,Dv nomins,eJ w A TT foysi.nd
yar aoxc,por. MI renomiuated T. M. Pal.
tsr.on for Congress.
Tho strike at Amen 10 u Of the most
extensive ever known In France. Five
thousand %colliers have left the pits. de.
mandipg higher a and eight hours for
a days work. There are the usual ri.
| mors of foreign i~nstigators and Bonapart-
ist intrigues. fendArmeric had to protect
| the pits 10 prevent tbs agitators from ssiz.
| ipg them and stopping work. A number
| Of arrests have been made. Troops have
been brought up and the public houses
closed.
Tn, oeeppation OF pospia by Austria
will I.sgin about Inc I,t Of August. Gen.
cy,i pbiIlinpoyich will proceed hence 10
F..al. whence m, movements of the army
are ~ Ina directed. Uo will thence 90 10
seyaiovo. Do,ni.. which plsce ho expects
M roach Inv the 18th Of August.
e,-n...., vo,.o,.x iii Al. .,.T Ia.
oM ~. ,oJi.n. ~ pr,,i.h ta,.os
.ua1 IA ,rno,. snJ ! ooo c.mn S%oiIouers
Auu 49,
m -,.. A.. o...
Lo,u peAeonsue,u ~ utsn Ms s.uom
NJ osvorne on oA'"vy ~ We. nos ~.
enough 80 "'n'''' ''e'u' 'u'
Lofu oa'''ouiy Ne"'
Secretary Of Wal Mecrary Is In OMAHA
The Elcho Challenge Shield was shot
for at Wimbledon yesterday. ireland was
victorious. her team scoring 1910. The
Engiish score was iooo ana Ino oco'usn
1917.
AZ Liberty. . settlement In Fresno
county, last Thursday. during the AFTER
noon' tho chilureh OF Manuel 'eroacio
nnr,,p Nav ,hsy lighted : i,mp' and NH.
seauentIy broke or upset IL, and in . few
moments were enyelcped in flames. The
father. who was near, ran into the house,
which was composed Of very infiammablo
material. and succeeded In getting out his
children ihree IN numpeI, pu. 'ney s.Is
20 BADLY burned tnAt TWO OF .nem, Aseare-
,peeuYsiy TWO anu hve yea's, u'eu ~
NV. wnA ,.o,an ."r,a,",. trrn.a NJ
IsoSuu,s .nh n. nnrJ .hon, a.
1870 .nd ,'co in nj, ,tsnris 10 rescus III
chiIarsn'
Iho hayana onieiAi gAkeIIe puoilsnes
royAi aecrce ui'iuihg 'nc so'o'nneh' anu
.n.ian". ~ oSUp,m.r nsi Rio
%,.n. W.,s,ns. s.n,. TI.r.' ppsr,o
p.%inain. III s.n,i.,a ~ Cal.
a. ~. pic.sy mas oeen !, ,hn so.o 10,
District Of Vermont.
mn. 49,, w., o.c.u c..
w. y, panh..,sS NJ
,vnson, w""p ~ S...s.N"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

DrsrIsouIsHED GuEsrs. - Ex-Governor
Joseph Z. Brown Of Atlanta. Georgia, reg.
isterei at tho International Hotel. vir-
ginis, on the arrival Of the train this
morning. lie Ia accompanied by his wife
and two children and by James Jackson
and wife. The Governor is on q tour Of
pleasure and inspection through tho West.
adj makes but q limited stay on the Com
stock, expecting 10 tsko the train this
evening and continue on to California,
the tour Of which State he will make. lie
visited the lower levels Of the Consolidated
Virginia aud California this afternoon.
IMPORTING DRrcr.-A. ID. Stewart a
Co.. tho Gold Hill druggists and apothe'
carries. have just received . full stock Of
in their line direct from the East and ron
Europe. They also have ON hand all the
standard medical preparations. wilson,
hetbs. and other articles usually kept 81
futclsss establishments.
]. BissEr Of Yokohama 10 registered o.
the International Hotel, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
~ ANY DHALER INFORMS

You that he has for tale = dentiiriee Identical
with or containing ingredients eqaslling or
superior In eniesey TO tho.c Of sOzODONT.
discredit the statement ana insist upon having
that alone. by doins 20 you will secure .
dentifrioe par eIcslisnee the beet In the market.
containing botanic elements Of rare prestrva-
tive influence upon the teeth. and one which
will endow them with most becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature Of this staple
toilet article IL that II imparts fragrance 70 tho
breath. Sold By druggists. jyii I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
OUTRAGEOUS.
SEWERAGE HILrERED THROUGH
NANCY cows INTO HUaAh
STOMACaD-

Unfinished Veal aad Diseased rese
offered for sale = Calves KILLED
tn lhe shambtes viewers Esppeo
aud Hussinx Disease u ps~sn
swiiI Carts scattering fessi'
Ienee-whss v~irginis's Board OF
Health has Discovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

ESPECIAL DisrArcnrs TO rHs aoLp nnl
DALI Naval
ru.ss for On. Campaign,

Fuads for she Campaign.
NEw YORK. July is.-A Tribune Wash.
ingion special says the reports circulated
by Democrats to tho effect that Republi.
cans are not responding to the call Of tho
National Republican Committee for sub
scripiions. arc wholly false. Tho secre-
tary Of the Committee, George @. Gorham.
says there has never been . time when con.
tributions were more ch~eerfully or more
generally made. lie 10 Of the opinion that
these misststemcnts by the opponents Of
the party are made with the hope that on.
tributors may therefore be discouraged.
lie rays itlis too late for this kind Of work
to succeed. A large portion Of the 10.
publicsns who received Government sala-
riea have already contributed generously,
with words OF encouragement and appro-
val Of the committees call upon them.
Crops n Nebraska.
LINCOLN. Neb., July i9.-Tho Daily
State Journal this morning publishes tho
Official returns Of the acreage Of cultivated
lands Of al the counties Of the State. with
the yield Of all kinds Of crops Of 1877.
which show that over ten million bushels
Of wheat was harvested. II also publishes
crop reports Of tho current week Of from
fifty out Of sixty-thrte counties, showing
that the harvest Of this year will be the
most bountiiul In the history Of Nebraska.
The wheat crop will not fall short Of lf.
teen million bushels. The corn crop last
year was thirty-fve million bushels, and
will reach fifty million this year. Tho oat
crop Of 1877 was six million bushels, while
this season u will aggregate barely . crop
Of three million, and rye but n million.
A Daei 10 Prospect.
NEW ioRK, July ia Herald Wash.
ington special says Congressman Epps
Hunton Of Virginia has challenged Co
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
kErokr.
san Francisco Board.
Last EvrSNo.

LAST kvrSiSo'
IS aymond 4 Ely, .
ITO Eureka Con-. 56S, 81, sc, 55h, &S
1000 ella. SOC
1910 Belmont. I Is. l o., l 10.
100 Phenix. 81
1880 Leopard. 1 o5, l 10
200 Northern Belle, II
1s00 Hussey. i0c. i0c, zoe, y
100 Manhattan. Ga, q
200 De Frees, zoo
4G5 Grand Prize. 39o, y
80 Argcnta. soc
l625 Navajo. Coo, 55c.'5Oc
reimbursement, 1Oc
80 Independence. l D
800 Silver Prize, ioe -Ve
,9.o aeon. ~
80 49, III. Iln,
soo nodoc, s'e: ~" an,
SSooeg
10 poss,.i ~. s,e
40 1oiSsn CHARIOT . s
. w.S,,a whi,s- a
ioo T,n,an .s5c
10 sur-Irin, n
oacSn,,s tbs, n
20 1.nIa ~ III "a uh. "a. 5l.,
~VP""'
oeea u..G.., ~ III ~ tx. In.
-Voo ~
80
~ Wsn nso'
.9o Union Con.
~ oouid Iuf,r'oN
90 Sustcs' $3.50 -
go SieriA Ne,sA '"''
40 Dsieher. . w.
~ ttAh. Tvs.
iJto Alta. "a
DO Juha..o,s,
$40 savage IA IL
ltO fellow jacket
lO.o Con. virginia os'v DIV 'o'''
40 Crown Point, 6'.,Ss
10 hAieS Norcross' -
THIS MORNING..
"a, onhi, sgE 81. 5G. &c seO. &C.,
xr- hs.
ooc, xs,ic.n ia. HILLS. HISS, Is,
irE "a
NJ. Gn,Lt q c,,,x GL GU az,
ana nv. psish., al uL. il1
90 c.I,,a,ai. IoI. iOG
p,9 1870 IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
MAGNOLIA
BALM

The MsasoLIA DALx 10 q cure device for
creating Q purs snd blooming complexion.
II o~oneeals all nafuni blsmishes IN the most
surprising and effective manner.
10 rmoves ell ~roashness. eruptious. rcdness,
blotehes, frsckies aud tan with magical power.
II drives Away ell evidences Of fatigue a.
eicitensnt.
II makes the plsipest face beautiful.
u gives the complexion . daxziIng purity aud
mskes the peek. face and arms appear graceful.
rotund and plump.
Il mskes Q matron OF IS OF 70 look not mors
than % years old. and changes the rustic mai
den into Q cultivated city belle.
Th< Nd1noid hahn rsBaOtes q H1rtshSs ard
ooacedis srery drurtict 20 bsdsfy. and. fhAs "
u az harTaLss az traf>r, " " - w kis u is
sfsets Maf Ms ooesf ob~>rter olnnof detact No
ts.
Ladies who want 10 make themselves at.
trsrtive can make an absolute certainty of II by
using HAsAH's MAGNOLIA BALM. and Nc know
Of no other vsy. 10 10 the cheapest preparation
IN the world. eli things considered, and may ba
had d any drug store. myi Sun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
q. n.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oatfor.
mia, oold Hill, kssps constantly OF hand all
favorito brands Of Imported C.gaS. ohoice bit
cigars, eli kinds OF chewing Tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes. nuts. candles. nns CUTLERY. and
toys and ihncy goods Of all kinds. APIS N
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ssrees Quotations.
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slS FRAscIsco. July 1880 ?. N.
Sierra Nevada u. bill. Julia ca. Ophir
co, 59S, 59a. Union Con. 9S,94, Con.
Virginia 81, CAlifornis i0t, ii, Julia
C.,Ca Mexican isS, Is.
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,vtLL CARTS AND PEsriLrScE,

DR.. Pitchsrd had been called upon to
attend . child sick with . species Of chol-
era. and had found an open and roeking
swell.cart standing In front Of the house.
On motion the President was requested
TO call tho attention Of the Chief Of Police
10 such facts aud instruct him to allow no
such vehicles on the street In the daytime.
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n,.. n.nr.,r. Engagement

NV YORK. July i9.-The TritH~s says
Miss Jeanette Bennett, sister OF James
Gordon Bennett, recently became engaged
to Isaac Bell. Jr.. cotton merchant, aud
son Of the President Of tho Old Dominic q
Steamship Company. lilo 10 twenty.nine,
and she twenty.throo.