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New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, March l5.-ln the House to-day a
bin WAS introduced to provide for stockn- the waters OF
this state with food fishes 1t appropuates s5pr 10 be
expended IN the Matching and propagation Of shad and
other food nsh. and IN stocking the lakes, ponds and
streams
Thc act allowing additional comrcnsaion to the "a.
unhal huard Tor active service dulils the Disturbances
lat AUGUST ami JuN. having been la--i lN TOXIN inn->
ami .i-uci ht the HuNrinnr the iat t Nll hr uadr
the rolls can Dee competed lNH rr-ltt.Ats
WAL hr Paid in their nurrcf order and at the lnl wing
place, The Frst and fi h' -urnt, ar lu
N'Nnrh. ir Fourth and Nnth ke-imcuis ln dorsey ,4iN
and the Iuri. SlNth AMI seventh kc.iurui. ANA the
second Battalion at the armorle, oi the respective
pauIes. Payments are to be begun next week
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A burglar entered Abraham Michallsky's
fancy goods store 4n5 Canal street a,t o,cmn. hy
means of skeleton Acys, and had gathered mp large
bundle o goods. when hc WA. surprised by member of
Mr. M.cnai,ky's family. wNo lis, IN the .rcnut .-Hff.
TIE tlurl drnlund ~ Nui worth goods in his l-hf,
ta.ln. only velvet sArN. Nhcu .tr Watson Co. f-
Puucr street. Sl3uou was ou his WHN home. a. tlv
hour he mot Dave Harvey well AnuN utnio .lu Green"
street with tile velvet sack in hi> pnssrssun. Harvey
recos nzed the man who escaprd rom the store.
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shooting Himself In the Auor House.

Thomas Middleton Rodgers OF Devonshire
Eng who has been lodging IN the Astor House. shot
himself at 10 o'clock YESTERDAY morning in his To
Coroner Woiman who took his ante moriem deposition
he said that he had friends in this country lie ar.
rived IN New YORK about three weeks AZ" ali hai been
unable 10 get rmt tluymcut In The hotel he had made
favorable impression He well dressed, aui had
two valiscs ANA loid watch nr farrineion. who at
euded him imneilntcv. sad that he wa. man of tenn
lerate hablts The Wunnd wa not ntlcssarIly ialAL
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The committee of n'tecn who were appointed
hN the eA 1Aumauy ncnoarat. VINO are forming am
Nii.farmauy pigt 20 select the lcrs'u, wh" are To
stapt frlr orsnultuol. hrd their csnforuth meeting
last 'tcmn- iu Nc lNtf'N u |r-e lIr ;"i"li a u,r
SECRETARY showed iu"i i"f" hNuNr u irfHon, had 'ur
,r.-fulN nH~ flr utItHl oi fc committee srNtnlui-
uols. uud rlnt the ucnhcr,hipo Mhtt ihe committee
cali i ASSOC alton would he our hundred hN FdaN next
Al trlr next u,ruul the committee oi fifteen VIII nN
the unir tor meeting ot the iour hundred gentle
who arc lead the
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SOME WASHING TON TOPICS.


WASHINGTON. March 15.-The Committee on
Banking and Currency this morning agreed upon bill
providing for the issuing OF silver bullion certificates
The bullion Is to be counted at its equivalent eoin less
mint charges and cost OF transportation The certificates
are 10 be issued by any silver coming mint assay
ice and to be rcdeemahle ~ the Assay Ofice In New
York ami the Mint IA san Francisco The certificates
10 be legal tender IN payment Tor all GOvernnen dues
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Dr. Mary Walker. Latest Exploit.

WASHINGTON. March l5.-lesterday after
noon whe DR.. Mary walker sitting in the ancroom
OF the Interior Department waiting Tor interview with
The secretary she took offence At ecniemaus smoking
cigar. ami requested HIM 90 either uui o the
throw away The c-Hr lie refused and she Knocked the
cgar out of hs mouth AMI sttpped IT, and tried 10
strlke hin WIN h.r chne. but ht rclrVnted.
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The Last OF the North American.

Mr.. Willis Blackstone. receiver Of the North
American Lie Insurance Company. has been granted
leave to present hi, hnal accounts lie has paid
soOo There are sill nhhuos amounting 10 :. 3Gi -,
a. tr DIVIDED nmon- over Nh ciaimaut AMI ucre 3, in
hand S -, 40 The capial stock u tanNuJl l. distf
tel smong several hundred stockholders and uron the
most Liberal calculation there Will be only 81 800 10
lie In
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ALBANY. March 15.-In tho suit Of Harriet
Mcpontl against Benjamin Franklin for tho recovery ~
sloun rom the defendant for slln- liquor the plain.
pr, husband IN Violation %. oi,i nmasc net. which
has hocu Uu til W r tucif tUurf l4 lur' ll Mr-f
hfDns. lur thoe dlNs -t. tlo nr, il> afternoon rem.
d,rtG a verdict Ul 20 i.flIf.l tlr lNuuuN
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telegram received last evening rom jack
soHyille Fla saii that senator Murrssey continued
Improve Tho awclline IN his limbs going down, and
hi> ceughins was - severe He was very weak, but
connlent u relnyerv.
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The Dartmouth IIazing Gases.

HANoyER. n. H.. March l5,-Of the three stu
dents arrested Tor haAng. only one has succeeded m o
tanning bail, another to recitation with the keeper
Their trial " Ea,kc plicc Monday. warrants have been
issued lr hs lfcrusnu o she sol unorc-. AM iu-
m0r prevails tiNt .cNcrti uihrrs wi Nr uhl-c TOO
college The matter has been delayed by dsaer tlneAt
anous the faculty 10 the proper course ~ pursue.
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rn,r, for the na.e lsan Championship.

COLUMBUS. o.. March l5.-The following
nau,i club, have entered Tor the chaaion,hip ct tie
international Bi,e Ban Association; frcumsehs o. LON
don. Oui Hnaho, E1oh"-cfs, ssr, oi SNracu'e,
irn. ilutncll, ui urunllfN tUckrfs OF Bingham
ton. Luwclls. Mnichcstrr., New Bedurds ami Sprlns
he Ids Vi sprinshelhs The entries were closed today
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JOTIINGs ~ Tr0 CITIES.

Rising. followed hy falling barometer cold
nnfllWr>ffr'v wlnd,. Min. n wnruier southwest or
southeast. and c.car or partly clouiy'weaher.
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The fearful mortality caused by eating Malt
by's Norfolk oy entirely owing to this establish
uent never having advertised IN the NJ T. Aaad-Ads.
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Is beautifully illustrated. Tell your newsdealer
thar you fte IN the subject and he Will get the
book Tor you Only IS eenu-AdA
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Norfolk devied crabs all crab meat At Malt
bys o. ster depots and all nTstcass restauT Tant-Ads
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18

The Improved Red Men Of Virginia City
and Gold Hill met around tho camp hie Of
Peace at Gold Hill Masonic Hall. last
evening. There was . gathering u tho
tribes. and the Ministries were In their
midst. At an early hour the squaws Ap-
pearcd. decked In the brilliant plumage OF
tho birds Of tho forest. and dressed In tho
tsauteous garments woven by themselves.
Tho hearts Of tho braves aud warriors
were for Q time cast down because OF
the absence Of their Great Sachem. T. Du.
mars. but being assured OF his patriarchal
care and consideration. the clouds OF dis
appointment o q vanished. Past
Great sachem T. II. Alchorn WAS
present aad did the honors after the
manner Of tho chieftains Of old. After
the moon had made half her passage
across the face Of the heavens, the happy
dancers rested from their sports for .
time. and Joined In the feast which was
spread by tho genial smith. host OF the
vesey House. Returning after this, the
dance Was renewed. and the stars those little
signal fires Of the sky. looked dimly down
upon the last Of the jewellers as they wend.
rd their homeward way. The attendance
Of people from Virginia WAS noticeable.
Some Of tho bellies Of tho metropolis wero
present. The reception was In every fe.
spect successful. For this. much credit
Ia due 10 the Committee Of Arrangements.
Of which II. Q. Foster Was the Chairman.
The memory Of the party last night will
remain . brigh. spot In the minds of .
great many, for some time 70 come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
Navajo

A, ,hs meetiur OF the dissatisfied stock
-, AZ. Main, comn.ny.
no''''' - o.. ~,
TuscarorA' held ~ nsin'A enV 49,
evening. ten thousand shares OF tho cap
IA, TO-. q, h eomp.ny we're reprrsentod.
- -. snn.,,n,snas,, of
W.. H. oiAfk' io'"e'
the mine. who Was present By request.
v.,, a rrport Of the present condition Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18

The FiRsr PIcSIc.-Professor varney's
picnic-thc first Of the %season-left Gold
Hill al regular train time this morning.
There were three coaches and three dat
cars, all OF which were crowded. Barring
tho cold. this has been Q good day for q
picnic. The most OF the people had on
linen suits and straw hats.
LYos COUNTY woRKiSos.-0eo. Lang
ridge has purchased . lot Of ore on the
dump at the Cromer mino aud Ia having
Il hauled 10 the Ismsdell mill for reduc-
tion. The ore extracted from the Pioneer
tunnel by Cromor 4 Langridgo IL also
being worked At the Ramsdell.
BuERirY's sALE.-By virtue Of an exc.
cution issued out Of tho District Court.
Sheriff Kelly has sold COO linear fest Of tho
claim Of the Andrews Gold and Silver
Mining Company TO u. d. Simpson for
Si.3Os co. The claim Is In Virginia Min
ing District.
JOSHUA wmrcoNB.-Denman Thomp-
son, who achieved such q remarkable sue.
GEES In Ban Francisco As f" Joshua Whit.
comb" will open In Piper's on Sunday
evening. May Goth. Everybody Is anxious
10 see T" Uncle Josh." the biggest dramatic
hit Of tho season.
DURING the past week tho header OF tho
Sutro tunnel was advanced II feet, making
tho total length 1904 feet.
THERE was . slight sprinkle Of rain In
Gold Hill this afternoon. Several drops
Of moisture fell, at any rate.
Monk accommodations are needed at the
Third Ward school. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
Tried 10 Kili HIMSELF

James Woods tried 70 commit suicide
al 10 o'clock last night BY shooting him.
self In the region Of the heart with . pis-
toi. He wss standing on the sidewalk In
front Of the National Saloon. q street.
Virginia. ct the time he fired the shot.
The bullet was well aimed. a. IL struck rib
directly over the heart. The rib turned tho
ball. however. and passing round to the
left Il entered the left lung at point under
the third and fourth ribs. The wound Is
= bad one. the lung being 30 torn that air
escapes from the bullet hole when the man
breaches. Upon firing the shot he fell to
the sidewalk. and IL was thought he WAS
dead. but a. II was seen that hc continued
10 breathe. DR.. Bergstsin was called 10 his
assistance. On probing the wound tho
doctor found that IL was not Of . char
scter 10 prove fatal ct once. and thereupon
advised the mans removal 10 some place
where he could DO cared for. Tho injured
man was taken 10 the County Hospital.
DR.. Kirby. County Physician. consid.
ers that he il In . critical condi.
ton, though somewhat easier than last
night. James Woods IL about - years
OF age, and has been married but six
months. He Was thrown out OF work
three or four days ago by the Rhode Island
mill shutting down. His wife left for Ban
Francisco lAst Thursday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
Rslixious Nssicss.

There will DO divine service At 81. Johns
Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow at II
A. NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ. Rev. II. 8. East
man officiating. sunday school at l:30.
Divine service will be held at 81. Paul's
Church, Virginia. tomorrow, at ii A. NJ,
Rev. W. n. Jenvey officiating.
There will be divine service at Dayton
tomorrow 1t 7:S0 p. ~. Rev. 8. p. Kelly
officiating.
There will DO divine service at Grace
Church, Silver City. tomorrow Of 7:30 r.
~, Rev. W. Il. Jenvsy officiating. Sun
day school at 2:30 ?. H..
Rev. A. @. Gillies will preach In the n.
Z. Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow evening
ct 7:s0 o'clock. Subject: "The Birth Of
Christ and Ih Lessons" Seats free and
the public cordially invited.
Rev. A. O. Giliies will preach In the
ProtsstantE Episcopal Church, Silver City.
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock. He
will lecture In Miners Union Hall. Silver
City, Monday evening ct 8 o'clock. Sub
ject: "The Eastern Question" Admission
free. and the public cordially invited.
Rev. Mr.. McKelvey will preach In the
u. Z. Church. Gold Hill, tomorrow
morning Of i0:i5.
Father Rogers OF Boston. Massachusetts,.
will preach and take up . collection In 81.
Patrick's Church. Gold Hill. at the morn.
Ing mssses at 8 and 10 o'clock tomorrow.
He will also lecture In the same church
after vespers. when . collection will DO
taken up. Subject: est. Patrick's Faith;
Its P~ersecutions and Triumphs." Tho
proceeds will be applied toward the erec.
ton Of his church In the vicinity Of
Boston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
william s,esir. heath.

Some further particulars have been
learned concerning the death OF William
Nieoll. The accident happened near
Bodie at o O'Clock last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Nicoll VA riding on top Of the stage
with A. @. Pratt. superintendent OF the
new telegraph line out that way and ed
itor Of the Carsos Valley Nsr.. Becoming
cold. the two stood up on tho seat while
they reached for . blanket which was on
the stage. Mr.. Nieoll had just got hold OF
the blanket when he lost his bal
ance and fell over backward to
the ground. He involuntarily rolled
over after falling. when the hind
wheel passed over him. crushing his ribs
aud chest badly. He was taken up u
ministered 10 % far a. possible. medical
assistance being secured at once. He was
sensible for come time after he was hurt.
and lived until I O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The family here telegrsphed i'm.
mediaiely 70 have the body returned. but
there has been some delay. The regular
fast freight does not start until next Mon
day. In tho meantime arrangements for
having tho remains brought through by
private conveyance will be made. II pos
sible,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.
Tive Miners Crusssa - Death In
shs G. a q. nhsfs-

Natal m,nipsi accident occurred At the
80. =, ) r. q q. .b.f, a, Gas O'Clock
o.'on VI = -, "a na,.v VII.
yes'e'uAy e'e"'"e' ...,...-
liAms and Richard u "ere ins'Anas
killed. Six men were II work at the bot
80 =, ,hs .b,f,. 1850 feet below the sur
-. .o,,,. .,.,,on 4. .hou, N
iaee' |" w
be cut out. Rodda and Williams we're on
tho west side Of the shaft. where they were
engaged In drilling a hole for blasting. As
!. =. A., ON, =, ,h,, ,vo,,,
. s'."o" ="
the shaft had only ocen umosfed uoWn 70
within ten feet Of the bottom. Suddenly
amass Of rock Of about . ton weight fell
from inst under the wall plate or lowest
timber Of the shaft. II came out Of the
IN. ~ m. ,hsft In \ solid block and fell
."r.rslv mon Inc two men named, break
ms into two or three pieces a. II pinned
them 10 the ground. < single groan WAS
ali nat WA heard from the mon after the
roek ,truck them,
Ro.lJ. wa entirely covered By the rock.
xbiIe Willi.ms' feet and part Of his legs
coni5 IL ,eep. The falling mas Of rock
s,,ncL ,hs right leg of W, II. Stratton.
hrai.ius n pretty severely, and also struck
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18

TESTIMONIAL BESErIr.-A grand testi-
moniL benefit will be rendered TO Miss
Louise Sylvester next Monday evening.
when . sparkling and attractive pro-
gramme will b presented. Miss Sylvcs.
ter will appear In some Of her most pleas.
ing specialties. introducing dances, songs
and banjo solos.
WASHINGTON GuARD.-Members Of the
Washington Guard are ordered 10 Assem-.
bic at their srmory In Virginia City. to-
morrow Sunday afternoon at l:3O o'clock.
10 attend the funeral Of their late comrads.
Andrew Williams. All other military
companies arc invited 70 send details.
Accipkxr.-Last Wednesday. j. Potter.
. miner employed In the Mexican, was So
versly injured by . section Of pipo falling
upou his breast. A ropo which held the
pipe clipped. letting itdown suddenly. A
portion u the mans left breast Was laid
bare Of fesh 10 the ribs.
Nor A Tnur BILL--The Lyon county
Grand Jury failed to find . true bill
against William Douglas. charged with
housebreaking. and tho accused was TO
iessed from custody. Douglas 10 tho man
Who vas suspected Of having robbed the
depot Of the mound House.
THr ladies Of Gold Hill and Virginia
should read The advertisement announcing
the change u Mrs.. Fanny Mayors piscs
Of business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
IPiper's opera Iissss.

The popular drama Of "a Celebrated
Case" wa produced for the last time by
the Union Square Company at Piper's
Opera House last evening. with all that
conscientious attention TO detail which
characerizes this magnificent combination
Of artists. 1t IL the most powerful drama
in their repertoire. and gained the usual
a~pplsuse Of swimming eyes. OF the per-
fnrmanco In detail we have already spoken.
This afternoon I" Saratoga Was given for
the last time. and for tonight and to-
morrow Pink Dominos" Is announced.
All theaier.goers will remember tho sensa-
ton created by this comedy In the hands
Of the other Union Square Company. and
the performance tonight will Afford an OPP
portnnity for critical comparison between
the two combinations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
0ssiisE Besser.

Timothy Donovan. the young stepson
Of our fellow- citizen. George Duprey. IL
In Ban Francisco under the caro- OF DR..
Murphy. II will Be remembered BY tho
readers Of tho NEWS that this boy had his
left leg run over by the railroad train on
the 23d Of LAST month. Although tho
limb Vas badly shattered. his attending
physicians, Drs. Magee and Grant. thought
IL possible 70 get along without an opar-
alton. After building up the boys
strength for . few days. they recon.
mended that he be sent 10 San Francisco,
which was accordingly done. A letter WAS
received recently. saying that the little
fellow VA doing we'll. and that he will DO
able To get around on crutehes In . few
weeks, and that his leg will DO saved. This
Is good news 10 the family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
District Court.

In tho District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada. Rising.
Judge. the following business was trans-
acted to-day
Hazcn vs.. Lonkey 4 Smith-Judgment
for plaintiff for So and coats.
Estate Of Charles Observation-Disclosures
authorized 70 sell personal property.
wAl.h W.. HAll-Proccedings stayed on
motion Of defendant, on account Of pro-
ceediugs in bankruptcy.
Anna Il. Stone vs.. 81. Paul Insurance
Company-Deporrer sustained and ten
DAYS given in which to amend.
Court adjourned till Monday. May 2oth.
ct 10 o'elock A. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18

MEASURING Lour.-Lieuienant Michel
sou. at present professor at tho Annapolis
Naval school. has discovered = new and
correct method for determining the veloc-
ity 90 light. Lieutenant Nicholson Ia the
SON VI 5. Nicholson. Of Virginia City.
CLAN To HE,E hillary Mighels.
editor AMI proprietor Of the Carson Appeal.
Who has been seriously III in California for
zone weeks, has returned home and TO
sumed charge Of his paper.
c. II. GOODWIN. tho genial theatrical
agent and manager. will come mp to yir-
gina City on the 10th Of June with "The
Danites." joaquin Milier's new play.
G. N. BoSxEMoRr. Superintendent. and
John skae. President OF the Sierra Nevada
Mining Company. arrived FROM San Fran
cisco yesterday morning.
GEoRoE BENNETT. . young man well
liked In Gold Hill. left this morning Tor
Eureka. Nevada. Nay good luck attend
You. George.
THrRE are only four mills working on
bonanza ore at present. These Aro the
California. brunswick. Mexican aud
Morgan.
Tnx Lat Grand Jury Of Lyon county
Was organized by the appointment Of W.
". BYRON as Foreman.
A. J. rYRRELL was among the departures
for Frisco last evening. lie will DO absent
about . week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18

MunpEn IN Tue SECOND DEoErE.-The
Jury in the case OF the State ". James
Harrington brought in . verdict OF muir
der In the second degree. The readers OF
M. Nyws will remember that this case vn
taken to wAshoe county from Storey
county on a change Of venue. Consider
able disappointment Is expressed IN nis
community. A verdict Of murder In the
first degree Was expected. harrington
will be sentenced ON Saturday. Nay %.
ABnoxrS DAM During last uesk the
dam in the Carson river from which the
irri,Atiny ditehes Of II. hsughman get
their supply Of water. vas broken by me
rapid ris. of the water. and u 10 feared me
damage cannot be repaired until there v .
low stage Of water In the Carson. Inc
dam hal stood the pressure Tor nine
years. but the recent rise wAs too mueh iof
1t.
A Coon TurSo.-A 10 device hAs
lately been successfully applied the pump
ing engine At the Alta shaft. to prevent the
pistons from knocking out the cyhnder
heads of the engine in esse Of the break
ing Of tho pump rods or the engine over
running its stroke. Progression and I'M
proyement Is the motto at the AHA
A TnRouau 'Brs LINZ. - Dement'S
Brothers will put ON . through lin" Of
'bus.e, between Virginia and Silver In .
few days. The trip back and forth VIII BE-
made three times : day. Candy, the old
...-.,. ~iil drtya- Increaslng business
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
oNR MORE UNFORTUNATE.

Almost every day the papers chronicle the
suicide Of some poor unfortunate whose mild
has been enf.ebied BY dyspepsia. over vho'e
earthly horis,n Q heavy gloom has ~ heed
from the untold and UNRELIABLE Aeonle. ~ this
d,prr,sIpr d,.easep afhiclipg humanity. II IL
cosm Ipolitan In Ito n~aiure-no country 10 ex'
cunt from It, vtdtatiorr. no family Zee from
ia stt,eks. There IL . balm In uilesd u comes
in The shape of Peruvian syrup. For years u
has ben scattering lie blst sinKr abruaa. Th,re
so amply PROVED 70 be rrmediAbls by tho Peru.
Wan syrup % D,ppepsia. The most inveterste
forms OF this dlrease have been completely
cured By this medicine. - ample testimony Of
many OF our nnt ciuIsns proves. sold by all
druRgists, my2 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18
FROM n. PI.UMMRR, NJ. D., or
AUBURN, N. u.

"Ailhouph averse 10 e%ounisnsneins patent
medicines. I cheerfully make IN exception OF
your very eieell Mt lung preparation Or. Wis
lars Baisam Of Wild Cherry. This preparation
have used In my practice for more than ten
years pact. and have always iound u 70 be OF
move snectusi service than anything within my
knowledge. recommend u with the grraiest
confidence 10 those subject 10 coughs and pul.
nolary complaints" bold by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18

l. J Flint. J II Miller, II Buetman,
A Kieupier. A. Tyrrell. william jenkins.
r II sandow. ID Quirk. II Richardson. Guy
Thorpe. N Chilsou. d W stiekney. & osg.
II Payot. J Lockwood. D q Steele. W ii
Hardy. q W Pierce. T. Koch, Miss q Ladd.
Mrs T. Kuster. Mrs u 5 Colney and child,
y Kenyon. Mrs L Francis. II L Lederle.
II T Petingiil. Mrs Flick and daughter,
Miss Lou Flick. Mrs Lane. ! Isaacs. Mrs
Campbell. L " Mcclure, l. 4 Ford. John
Cl.ave, J A Jones. ID Wagner and family,
Mrs Ash and child.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-18

---- a $500. e..-
Ths Hisns.'es 10 Casters hurcps
LONDON NAY % 'ps'iA "on D
SrAao %
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A BIT. Petersburg correspondent ele-
graphs that Count B~chouvsloff will prob
abIy leave tonight or tomorrow morning.
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CoSsrASrrsoPLx' MAY ia regiment
OF Cossacks advanced 70 the turkish ilnes
near belgrade yesteruay y
tho Turks 70 Withdraw toward buynkdere.
Tie Turkish ofiicer replied mat ne must
apply to the Porte Tor instructions before