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The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
Fashionable Furnlturel
J. & ]. N. HARTMAN,
No. 40 King Street.

.....,. We respectfully inform the citi
--,-fss~ zens of Wilmington, and the sur
rounding country that we continue
edsHS3kS to manufacture and keep on nand
at our large and long established ware,
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
{ S.Aning-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture Is larger an /
more varied thanNcan be found in Delaware,
and all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con
stantly keep large assortment OF Sprin
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
j. d j. N. HARMAN,
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

Mr.. Wendell Phillips, while in Min
nesota, lately, found himself one day in
a pleasant home, where one OF the pro-
minent persons was a little girl eleven
weeks old. When Mr.. Phillips rose to
go he said to the mother of the little
maid, II trust, if 1 live twenty-five or
three years longer, ! shall hear OF this
little one as being Governor of Mime
sofa" "Why, Mr.. Phillips, could you
approve of such a thing" Certainly"
was the prompt reply, made in all ser
iousness. "Why not?"
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
EIApELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10Th, 5p. m.

WEDNESDAY, MAY loth, o p Ill.
i i, dull, and prices, except for
{lnuesota extras. are weak and ir-
.ales OF 1900 bushels. including
ba extra at s. 25 for medium up 10
I'm Patent at s6 75as; Pennsylva-
a Is 80 for fair up to sc for fancy,
n high grades at &C 75aS. Rye
steady al s3.
4 There continues to be a marked
1 ol export or speculative inquiry
4, bull ihe local trade purchase to
faie e1teil to supply present neces-
N prices are stea0y. Sales OF $500
/ Including Western Red at al 25a
Ipn DO at l27ai 2s; do amber at
n and White at 81 33al 35. Rye 10
.We quote Western and Pennsyl-
ea,oc. sorn is in fair request
| 800 bushels, Including rejected
iSc; damp, at 47a5lc; prime dry
aud sail In elevator, al
hnd Nay 81 spot and May, 81 June.
i. ana SEX August Oats are stead ,
&rlays figures. Sales OF 800 bush
{ ai3i.3jc, =, for faif and good Wos-
Pennsylvania.
EY.-small sales Of W estern iron
IOld a. 81 u per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

Santa Barbara, on tfe Pacific coast, is
said to rank first for salubrlty and climate
in California. 1t is built upon gently
rising plain facing the sea, and is pro-
tected from the north by range of
mountains 3,O5O feet high. 1t is said that
the thermometer rarely falls below forty
degrees, and seldom rises above eighty
degrees. An account before us states
that during 1876 there were 80 pleasant
days, 20 cloudy days, y showery days, 10
windy days days, and 8 rainy days. The
nights, winter and summer, are cool. The
population is about 1000.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
u, socks and Bonds'
|iImington Markets..

tuylseroN, DEL, May 10, 1873.
1 ans Al lhe Brandywine Mills ior
iaG,ain- Corrected Daily.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY CoLoGNES, &C.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH. and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Gre lley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
ChoiceFLAVORINGE EXTRACT Strong
and Pure,
At Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN q IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Ma rket.
Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Geods, Accuracy IN dispensing ana
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STOKE
apl2tf Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
Only q Boy.

Only boy, with his noise and fun,
The veriest mystery under the sun
As brimful Of mischief and wit and glee
AS ever human frame can be,
And as hard to manage as-Ahl All, mel
Ills hard TO tell,
Yet we love him well.
Only boy, who will be a man
1T nature goes on with her first great
plau--
If water, or fire, or some fatal snare
Conspire not to rob us of this our heir,
Our blessing, our trouble, our rest, oul
care,
Our tortment, our joy,
"Only boy"
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
-, and Comm erc'"

.,yo73s, pei. pei, May ssfyn,snss Il iaii by
iseE c9IsSicn 9sSiicini'IH House ,ai't.I; guildins
bn, Del, =, r TTATIoNs.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-16
BULLS COUGH SYRUP

- ~ SS ~ ~ - - 80 - - ssOS
A fresh supply just received and for sale
y" q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SIS.
H. Fl. H. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For mending broken China, Marble or
y ''''' ""' '' ' Z. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior TO bristle brushes; they
mpait cooling and refreshing sensation
the scalp. For sale pyy pyyMrs RE1r
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In klb., X lb., v Id. and ID. jars, Is sold
""''''"'' ''n JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and M rket streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less injurious than real cof
fee but is considered by those who have
used II 10 have positive remedial effects
rssn saa NSPPy a Ss' sy ps ss
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of chiidren's food,
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel Just received, and sold whole
| sale and retail, by u. AN Els BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
| In great variety. For sale by
| Y. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
| Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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rae l,ss.isr I.ssisrs.

The promised lecture by Rsv. A. O.
Giliies Of Virginia City at the Methodist
Church In this to~n. will be given next
Monday evening. March 18th. Tho sub
,ect for the occasion will BE- Tho Russo
Turkish War; la Historical and Geo.
g,.nhicsl Pestures." A large map seven
fest by four In size will b. used In Illus
trating the lecture. The subject 10 . very
interesting one 81 the present. line. and
ali who attend the lecture will BE- both
proitrd and instructed thereby. This leo
iure will DO free 10 all. AID everybody
freely admitted 10 come n ENJOY U. a
collection will be taken up. tho proceeds
of which will be applied toward tho liquida-
ton Of tho church debt. All Who feel dis
posed b contribute their mits toward 30
worthy an object will - st liberty to do
80. Tho lecture itself will b Q Kind
voluntary contribution % The part Of Nr.
lilliaaL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12

" you have any good. readable books
for which you have NO particular use. YOU
can do no better than 81 donate them To
the Virginia Miners Union Library. by
the way, would II not be = line thing for
che Gold Hill Union to got mp . library.
toor such an undertaking would prove
beneficial 10 tho entire community.
Miss MoLlIx 0'CoSSrLL. who formerly
lived In Gold Hill. 10 now attending tho
STATE Normal School Of California at San
Jose. The lady's many friends and Aclain-
tanccs In this community will b. glad 10
learn that she will graduate next Nay. and
will again return " Ter home In Gold
Hill.
MASONIC socI,L--Our dancers will re-
member the Masonic Social which will 10
given in Masonic Hall. Gold Hill. this
evening. II will 10 an enjoyable gather
ing. Guests from Carson, Virginia, Reno
and Silver are expected. vArney's band
will furnish the music.
TnE preachers % the Comstock have all
had their turn At the discussion OF the
question OF future punishment. A Is
natural for men living In this community.
the majority Of them have concluded that
whether OF not there Is . hell, there GER
tainly ought to he.
Asorr the most unique design for . scarf
pin u the m worn by Billy HAskins Of
the Crcedmoor shooting Gallery. The pin
is Of gold and silver representing Q rguls-
ton gallery gun cartridge. the ball being
Of silver and the copper being represented
by gold.
PRoYrsson vAnSEr. whose nett grand
hell will DO given In cooper's Hall. vir-
GINA. on the evening d tho 10Th instant.
wishes ~ invite all 90 Gold Hill 10 DO
present upon that festive occasion. Mu-
sic will be furnished by fifteen musicians.
MKT sunday will be NJ. Patriek's Day.
In honor 81 the occasion . grand mass will
10 celebrated la ~. PAtriek's Church.
Gold Hill. with . choir of fifteen voices.
Tue leo turned out by the fr-exing ma
chine On the Divide looks more like Sou
densed .no than anything else. II 10 not
clear. like the regular. natural article.
IN virginia. ~ y oei"SA' =" @'s'""
IRE MAS cAus~l by the burning ont 81 .
stovepipe On North d street. No damage.
II. r. HEATING. Superintendent Of the
Lady Washington mine, returned from
San Francisco last Sunday morning.
saApk trees are being planted by many
citizens in Virginia City. Gold-Hillers
should follow the example.
II. corrKn. heal carpenter at the Justice
mine. has invented an apparatus to pro-
vent ovsrwinding.
PsoSEssoR PLIsr's spelling school will
take place In Turn yerein Hall. Virginia.
this evening.
A. @. HAMILTON. Superintendent Of ths
Imperial mine. 10 again On the Comssoek.
TAKiSo . 'm~onobibs'' 10 what Harry
Nighels calls drinking alone.
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sfsrl., Cias Prizes.

Ths members Of tho Purim Club have
engaged calcium lights from tho California
rhcater. with which 10 illuminate Ns.
sionai Guard Hall upon tho occasion OF
their grand bal mssque. on tho evening
Of the 18th instant. Four grand prizes
will BE- awarded. - follows: For the best
sustained lsdy's character. . large solid
gold lsdy's loekst With cameo setting ; ior
the beat sustained gentiemsn's character,
. solid gold match boz with gold quartz
setting; for the handsomest lady. o
tune. . silver toilet set; for tho richest
gentleman's costume. an elegant silver
inlaid writing box. AL OF the prizes will
b on exhibition in u. u. Fredriek's win
dew, Virgins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12

THE sisqsnos In Eastern Europe.
OoSsTASTisorLs, March 1.-THE Car
10 expected TO ratify the treaty on Saturday
or sunday. Grand Duke Nicholas tele-
graphod the Gar that hc will return to
81. Petersburg Immediately after he has
visited the Sultan. The Car replied, de-
string him To remain. The Porto has up.
pointed one KorAssandjian as political
agent IN attendance upon Grand Duke
Nicholas.
LosDos, March 1.-THE Tme', In q
leading editorial, contends That Russia
must submit every n Of tho peace condi.
tions 10 Congress. not excepting the In
demnity clause. 'Sho has no right. says
the article. ''to be . dictator over Turkey Z.
The Great Powers did not invite her "
make war or give her q commission TO re-
place the Government VI the Porte Ia any
way sho may think IT." The Tiha,' also
e~uiogizes the Governments action In
bringing forward the Greek claims. u
says: ''No d~ecision No patriotic and far
seeing has been taken by tho Cabinet In
many Q day ~ the step proposing Greeoe
should DO represented al the Conference,
sIeoosu.s - ,ho 10, r,.,.ri.i. r., ra.
.i..ine 4, srs a. Iva found in tbe Hellenic
49,"
Ths s,,,da, reports that all homcward.
hound msn.of.var have been ordered 10 bo
,jetained Al Malta. 10 strengthen tho fleet
i'm R.stern waters.
Losnos. March IA di.n.tch from
pesth saws Count Andr.s,y assured some
member Of Inc delegations that upon Ger.
,.in noints AMI I'm csyt,In o~vop,nslities. I.
oon,sntion hetucep EnvIsnJ ami Lu.tris
-..sa.J.
p,n,. March ~ nh. p~...LL;,. r,,..
.,;.. sts,s. th.t I.o,J Da,rv ,niJ connt
-achorv.Iog ,ho pnssi.n hnh.s..do, A
Iondon .thst England would not stteni ,he
conyrs.. nn,c.s ,ha sntira ,ra.,v m Nan.
stofsno was submiited. and that ScLouy.l.
Oh. siter Committing with 0~ort.chakoff. re-
nlied th,t Rnssla would consent IN the
congress it.elf deciding what point oucht
70 DO examined.
Csust Audra..y spe.Ls.
vienna March ii.-Count Andrassy has
mado . further statcmen, In various com.
mittees Of tho delegations, explaining tina.
the declaration of Austro.H Hungarian inter.
al. "a. h.ndaJ N Rn..i. hesoro Tho v,r
snd pr..i. ~scSnn-,aS,od ,ha, "a ~. Iii
sornasJ III rrI,a,ies,iv 5sni", ,hs, ,ha
sa.s,a.m.siI
SoA.oi~ .as s.
Ths 9o.s,rw ws as a ~ ~ r,o,,ded
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12
syRup."

No other medicine in the world was ever
given such = test Of its curative qualities -
Bosches's German syrup. In three ysas two
million four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine were distributed fres Of
charge by druggists In this county 70 thoss
Afhlcfed with Consumption. Asthma, Group,
severe Coughs. Pneumonia and other diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs. GIVING the American
will cnIe them. The result has been that drug.
gists In every TOW and village In the United
States are recommending u TO their Customer.
10 20 you druggists and ash what they know
about u. sample bottles 10 cents regular size
y, cents. Three doses will relieve any eass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12
Asssh Cs.ssisa.ssa virgisis.

A spcciai meeting Of thu Stockholders Of
tho North Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company was held In San Francisco on
tho 7th instant. The mount Of stock
represented Of this meeting was t6.e2a
shares. A resolution vss offered 10 the
effect that 35.9s3 shares Of tho capital
stock held by the company b sold and 10
sued To tho purchasers. IL Was proposed
A. an amendment that tho stock DO as
signed pro rata 70 tho stockholders - .
dividend. The amendment vss voted
down and the resolution adopted. The
President, Robert Sherwood. announced
thai the Indebtedness Of the company 10
81, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12
n.Ale I.cerpera.les..

The MONDAY Mining Company has In
corporstsd 81 Ban Francisco. with $1,000
900 capital and the following Directors
VIM. n. Stewart, Vim. Q. Carr. VIM. y.
Herriu. Pa. Bechtsl aud Prank Tagliabue;
object, IN work In Bodie District, sats OF
Califoruis. The Sitting Bull Mining Com
pany has Incorporated with . capital stock
Of "a, 00o, 900 and ths following Directors {:
y. u. Bechtel. VIM. n. Lent. WIN. u. Carr.
y. Tsgliabue and VIM. n. Stewart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12
JunsnIckEl AND HlllERscalpT.
a Csss~~s ssr = coveted Nass-As
I.Jsatcisus. Detrtsaessat wras-
xtc what shakespsars Hays
.Absas . Name.

Iu tho suit Of DIR. Frederick Hitler. Br.
vs.. David Albert Jungnickel. ALA. DIR. d.
A. Hitler. in the Ninet0enth District
Court at San Francisco. defendant In his
answer admits that His name really 10
Jungniekel. but that tho plaintiffs name
il not Hitler either. but Hillerschidt. lie
claims that he 10 half brother In plaintiff.
anal assumed the name Of Hitler Of his
suggestion. lie also alleges that plaintiff
/. not . physician or surgeou. but va. for
merry . butcher. and obtained his diploma
FROM the California Homeopathic Medical
Society by fraud. Defendant ~Jungnlckel
claims To have received . medical educa-
ton. and Gays that he has been for many
years legally licensed IN practice - . sur
geon OF doctor. Tho parties IN tho above
inhArmonious wrangle were formerly well
known In this section In connection with
the Homeopathic practice Of medicine and
SURGERY. and both have been since engaged
in the same line at San Francisco. The
most peculiar feature of the controversy Is
that both have claimed tho name of Hitler.
AMI now eaeh comes forward and mutually
sx.ars that neither IL named Hitler. but
that QUE 10 Jungnickel and the other Hill
ler.chiit. IA Shakespeare says " What's
in a name3 That which We call a rose. by
any other name would smell ~ sweet"
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the RAILROAD BALI.
Prsparssisss ssr nshi.s she AGAir
oraad sueesss.

-
Al this ofics there has been received IN
invitation. Of which the following 10 .
transcript: "The employees Of the yir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad Company pro
sent their compliments and solicit the
pleasure Of your company At their ffth
annual ball. 70 DO given At Thesser Hall.
Carson City. Thursday evening, March
"a, 1878. Tickets, IS, including supper
a the 0rmsby House. Tickets are good
for passage from Virginia and Gold Hill
10 Carson and return. by special train.
Train leaves Virginia at ESQ p. n; re-
turning leaves Carson at i:30 A. n"
That tails the whole story. A cheaper.
moro ENJOYABLE excursion could not be
planned. Quests from Virginia and Gold
Hill will be treated we'll. and II they do
not enjoy themselves II will be their own
fault. The following committees have
been announced:
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements L.
Clarke, w. II. Havenor. ]. X. King. A.
YeomAns, II. Z. Teeple. j. .. Robinson, q.
8. Brigys. L. y. verrill. +. L. Mckellips.
Committee Of Invitation-Carson City
II. u. Y~srington. @. Z. Laughton. ]. r.
King, L. A. Allen. r. johnson. d. A. Bon
der, @. p. Mason. q. +. Hayward, Z. o.
Mills, ]. Irvine. Z. Miles, II. Hunter. yls.
0uwan, =. II. Sterling. d. II. Culp. Vir-
GINA City-w. n. Thornton. J. I: Rogers.
L. y. Page. II. II. Pierce. p. X. Ryan, J.
b. Laurence. W. Snyder. ]. Burns. Wei.
wildbahn. ChN. Mccormack. w. n.
Crislsr, A. N. Freeman. Gold Hill--Thos.
Long. Jonn Webster. A. T. keeler, w.
Murray. J. N. Bell. G. Z. Hawley. Reno-
O. II. stoddsrd. A. O. Hobart. q. T.
Barnett. r. Tsasiand. s. Ii. Hilliard. L.
Moultou.
Reception Committee : Chas. Thrall. ID.
n. Riordan. II. r. Whitney. A. N. Ar
derry, J. Diamond. W. II. n. Cobb. n. v.
Poiiett q. T. Mills. D. II. sperry.
Floor Managerial. Yeomans. W. ID.
Mann, II. L. Tseple. W. N. Havenor. W.
Murray. IL. II. Rice.
Floor D~irecton-J. L. Clarke, O. b.
Briggs.
Music will be furnished by ysrnsy's
band.
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cuts we'll Allod with snow. as well IS sew
eral sheds In . similar condition. The
Colorado Central and Denver Pacific are
struggling on tho same ground occupied
last night, the latter. however. having
made two miles advance to-day. 1t is
probable the road will DO open eastward
tomorrow.
Distress as Hot sprisEs, Arkansas.
Hor SPRINGS, Ark. March li.-About
1000 have been sent here to relieve tho
suffsrings Of those burned out by the
recent fire. but there arc still the most
pressing needs apparent, and there are I'M
usual features Of hardship. The distress
10 general and several hundred have lost
everything, and other hundreds are infrm
and crippled and living by charity while
seeking restoration 70 health. and now
they are utterly helpless. There was little
insurance. because Of tho risky character
Of the buildings. The merchants cannot
rebuild before the titles to their building
sites have been judicially decided to DO
In tho Government, and they have no land
10 mortgage for means. The Federal
Commissioners have very properly decided
not 10 allow tho construction OF shanties
or frail structures, and until the proposed
new street lines are defined no rebuilding
10 likely TO take place. Many families are
thus reduced from Afiuence 10 want, and
are unable TO ear support here or to get
away except through charity. provided
from tho outside.
$500. w,.
0Ao'' "A''n I'm "
washington iae.ep'0
sen'au'e VINO nS ie'ei'ou uAiy Iniof
w. "ou WOW ~ ~
Anaerson "ou,u " pa
uArfieid' AND the iurnishcr OF tho ihiormA-
ton Il sx-Congressman Sheldon OF Loulsi-
ana. GARFIELD bad communicated this 10
the President. and both have been led 10
believe that the Returning Board prosecu.
tions would be discontinued. Congress-
man Acklin, who has moro money than
brains. aud who was voted In by Demo-
cratic partisanship and by the aid Of his
money, although Darrell received several
thousand moro votes than no In his dis.
trict, has pretended 10 have great infu-
enoe with Nichols, and was requested by
the President TO intercedo with Nichols
for tho release OF Anderson. A gentleman
arrived from New Orleans says his mission
Was utterly fruitless, and that Nichols
will never pardon Anderson while he 10
Collector. Ito says Anderson will not
resign, but prefers 70 remain In Jail . mar.
tyr. Secretary sherman and the President
have boon 30 Informed.
,,..... i. x.~ ,..m,.n,..
.,- -. ~
poA'os' @A'vn N'"
hAmp'"'o
u DcinB CAST nv no'n " o'"'''u "0
.o~ "N NOT nAy a''s "
mat ~ VIC sAn'o ngur ~. 'em a'u"
Sosld from Al Nashua the indications
sre that Cook (Dem.) will DO elected
Mayor by q small majority. while II Is re-
ported that Mexican tDem.) for Governor.
Il running ahead of his ticket In several
wards.
Exeter has elected . Republican repre-
sentative 10 the Legislature by . large
majority. sAt Kecno the Republicans
the Representative with = Repnb-
lican gain. Az Littlcion the Democratic
local ticket IL elected by about ~ majority
Bethlehem gives q Demociauc mAlor,y.
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ir:s opsir. 60. q. "a. saS. g. .io. ess. sss
SIS MsIieaa. n. rA. 10. ifs
~, COAX . Curry. ~. Z. ". b
$40 bsst q Beicher. s5s. -. sis. 1at
irO California. ~. x3A. us. ~, sts. 81
$50 savage. n. i2s. iaS
sss Goa Ninginis. M ~. 81. ~
On Choilaf- fotosi. ~. Ss
$50 iiAls 4 Soreross. 10. ios
Az Grown Point. ~. 81
I'D Yellow Jaehet. ios. i0s
rs Imperial, sse. ne
% Alpha. 10
to5 Bs.eher. 4 10. ais
o. Confidence. ~
iiso sisrra Nevai.. tye0. t.c5. 4 10. as
i3 Utah, iJs. iys. i5s
$50 E-Ichsqasr, ago 10. ass. s.T5. sss
Is, oysmAs. In. ~. ~.
Js5 Justice, sk.ss
7iss Union Con-. Z. IS.Ts,T
~ s-x. psieher. "a
80 AltA, 81. 81
sis Juiis. 2to. 2.t5
ms Caledonia. ~, . Is at0
90 siiver mn. ato. 7t5
$50 New Yorh, N, 10
iyoO suecor. .. 7.i0. q
5ss Ances. Sc, soc. fse
iW Dayton. i0c
M n nator. 1t0
40 woodviile. SOC
isO Wells Fargo. iVc
itss wsrd.i
SIS Levisiban. VOC. $50
iJo Monumental. LOO, -
ms Trojan. tsc, toe
xO Benton. &C. csc
ilU solid silver. 81, s.
~ 81. Louis, toc
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IMPORTANT TO- ALL INvALIDs.
IRON IN TIE HOOD.

The Peruvian syrup. . protected solution Of
the protoxide Of Iron, STRIKES Ct the root Of
disssss By supplying the blood with It, vital
principle, OF lre elsmsnt-lron. This 10 the
secret Of the vi Edsrful success OF this remedy
In curing dypSspsia. liver complaint. dropsy.
chronic diafrnea, boils. nervous adections,
cnilis and fsvers. humorr. loss OF constitutional
v gor. dissasss Of the hidpsya and bladder.
female complaints, and ell diseases originating
In . bed state OF the blood, or accompanied b.
debility or . loo stsis Of the system. sold b.
ali druegists. mil n
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IAN fRAScIsco. March 1880 ?. y.
Ophir. CA bid. c. asked
Mexican. liz
Union Con-, "a
California. 33h
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12
rHs PALACE RATING srAND.

For . roast OF beef unezoslisd In storsy
county. 20 10 Thomas HJiron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. : North y strssf
Virginia Oily. Fresh oystsrs at all houn IN
svery style. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
the best and frcsl sst Of eli that the markets
adord. the Palace Eating Stand has no supsrios.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12
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arr In Bouth America. ssnd . s~elf-addreeeed
envelope 10 the Rgv. JOsEPH 7. INhAh,
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