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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08

PuSERAL.-Thers wN . large attend
anos a. the funeral Of Mrs.. Dumars, In
Gold Hill yesterday. Delegates OF the He'd
mon from Virginia Joined with The brethren
from town, representatives Of the Firsmen
were also out, and the citizens generally
testifed 10 their regard for the deosesed oy
their presence during the last solemnihes.
roa RrSr.-Ths store under the Or
leans Hotel on the cornsr OF O street and
sutton avenue. Virginia, 10 for rent This
Is . good business location and just inc
beat place for . drug store In the city. Ap-
ply OF the premises,
A succrss.-Ths ball and festival given
on tho evening Of tbs Fourth In Silver
Civ for the benefit Of the Catholic Bun.
ds~y.scbool. was q success financially, ano
90 thoroughly enjoyable that dancing VA
kept up until daylight.
Mts1so Loclrros.-a. ". Birdsali. n.
Carpenter. A. Z. aoldins and ". J. Col
lips have located 1900 feet On The brysn
lode, Nevada district. and have called the
claim the Carpenter Gold and siiVs I'M
Ing Company.
THs annual election Of Tho Society o.
Pacific Coast Pioneers will Rs held q
their hall. on B street. vlrsinis oi'J' 'hi'
evening.
rHx echoes Of the Fourth have at last
died away. and an unusual quiet has fallen
on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08
A FRANCISCO.
Deusis Ksaruey Doing 90 visit Hts
Mssher-Iiis Last words 20 HIS
Followers.
.r.rrcilL TO rmz soLp HILL DAILY urvs,

SAN Francisco, July SAT a meeting
on the sand lots, yesterday. Rearney said (:
:" On tho 2ist instant / shall leave here to
pay . visit TO my mother In Boston. i
have been offered = FREQ pass. but l do not
want II. AL I expect Is what ! get from
the sand lots until such time as am ready
TO sue the city aud make tho vampires pay
damages for my false imprisonment.
! shall return TO this State about the time
the Convention meets In September next,
In readiness. II necessary. TO lead . band
Of r~esolute men TO the mountains. and
then hang tho first man who breaks bis
pledge TO the people. In tho event Of
trouble I shall be found like Harold In the
midst Of slain. On the steps Of the capitol
at Washington I shall denounce the In.
there and In the city Of Boston will
l deliver speeches ~ radical a.
any which I have ever delivered
In Ban Francisco. There IL . very
poor market for Chinese brick at present.
although I am informed that . certain
company has In It's yard Q large stock
manufactured by coolie labor. There has
been Q mistake about this business, and
I am glad to inform you that to-day
the aboye.named company will supply
tho Jesuit College with all the bricks II
may require. and that every one Of them
will be tho product Of white labor. The
President Of the College has given me bis
word that not Q single brick made by the
Monaghan laborers shall be used In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08
oPuIR.
Per W. II. PATTON.

y~iRarSI, CIrr. July O. ls7s.-Colonel
G. l.. Weller. President 0phir Mining Com
pany-Dear Sir: The main incline has
been sunk and timbered 0 feet during the
week total depth ton the siopel below
the OOO level, 155 feet. The rock In tho
bottom 10 very hard blasting. with some
water.
ON the 1000 level the south drift from
the Wine 10 connect with tho joint Cali
fornia winze, has been advanced 70 feet
total length from the Wine. % feet. The
material passed through has been very
hard blasting porphyry. The northeast
lateral drift has been extended " feet ;
total length from main east drift. 100
feet. There IL no change In the material
passed through. We arc now preparing 70
start east crosscut No. =.
On the 1900 level tho joint California
Wine has been sunk and umbered y feet
total depth, 50 feet. The rock In the bot
tom il extremely hard and the how OF wa
ter seriously interfsres with N progress.
The excavation for our new balance ooo
Ia not vet completed. and the repairs In
the shaft above the i4G5 station Sill con-
tinue. 49, oooo ..
M ore extracted from the 1900 level winke
and crosscuts. WAS $3s.O33 30 gross:
We have experienced some trouble WIN
our humping machinery during the past
week. With this exception WORK nls P'o'
gre.sed favorably. g. a.,,
Per W. II. PATTON.
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De Little OFFSET"

bring up DR.. Phlebotomus John.
son." said His Honor. and an ancient
African with 4 SNOWFALL on each side Of
his bald brow hung an umbrella on the
railing aud smiled pleasantly on the
Court.
"Dr. Johnson" said His Honor.
"you have been arrested under the Ho.
tel Act. This colored lady here says
you boarded q month in her hotel In
Thompson street, aud left one night,
leaving behind q trunk full Of paving
stones. Pay the woman her board and
let her CO."
Use get an offset, sah." said the doc
tor.
"oh /! you have a bill against the
landlady , what are the items ?" said
his Honor.
1.-THE fustsst item. sab, 10 tendency
on do dog Rock when lie had dc measles,
&C." said the doctor.
"But do dog died. Judge /; de dog
died." said the colored lady.
Don't 'rupt dc Court" said the
doctor. waving his hand. Ode next
item Ia 'tendancy on do child Taffsy
when she swallowed do bed.bug poison,
IS. De next Is gen'rl tendency on de
health OF do family. 50. / dossn't
charge, sab, for do use Of de 'secting
knife TO carve de beef, nor for dc bones
for de soup. nor for do rent Of dc NOR
tar for dc stew"
LOOK here. Judge. look here. was I
boarding with dis yere doctor. or was
dis yero doctor boarding wild mel Use
Citing mixed. ! is." said the landlady.
~ doesn't know. Judge, but dat I
orter have dis female rested for false
'prisonment," continued the doctor,
"for what says do Rumun Lastios-ds
qttsiibJus a mdsticus''-
"'Journ the court, 'journ do court,
do Lastics has fetched ne. Pears to
me Use murdered somebody" And the
landlady lounced out Of the courtroom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08
A Snake Ia q Horses Eye.

The horse with q snake In his eye was
In town yesterday on exhibition ut the
stables OF the Knapp House. The rep.
tile IL comfortably located In tho watsry
humor Of the left eye, 10 perfectly form.
cd, OF white color, and about the size
OF an ordinary darning needle. II Ia
plainly visible. and Ii constantly on the
move. wrigsling and twisting In every
direction. It's presence does not seem
TO annoy the horse In the least. and has
evidently created no inflammation In or
about the eye. II has, however, chang.
cd the color OF the eye ball. which 10 OF
n lighter shade than that Of the right
eye. and has affected the sight some.
what. The snake was frat discovered
about two months ago, when II was
much smaller than Il 10 now. How 1t
came In the horses eye IL q question
which puzzles SCIENTISTS Penn fdn
Ernrrsx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08

HoSryrD syErrs.-LAst Saturday Tom
Wheeler. while prospecting q mile and .
half ives, Of Mount Davidson, heard what
he recognized at once As tho herald horn
Of the honey bees and from prospecting
for gold and silver turned his attention 10
lining them to their =" tree" lilo sue
ceedel in finding the hole through which
they entered 10 . large ~crevice among the
rocks. The ind WAS subsequently, ex-
hausted. and upwards OF 80 pounds OF
delicious honey taken. and the bees them
selves were gathered ny, queen aud all,
and are doing duty now for Tom and work
ing a contentedly A. any which "employ
each shining hour" In fact. they seem
10 prefer Q nice clean hive 10 . hole In the
ground for . home.
NV CRosscur.-A erosscut has been
started from the main northeast lateral
drift ON the 1000 level Of the ophir. IL
will cut the ore body 100 feet north OF the
Wine. IL will reach the ore In going .
distance Of fifty feet. II Is expected that
the width OF ore will be found greater
than at tho point where the 1900 level
Wine came down to the OoO level.
The crosscut will bc known a. No. 2; that
from the incline TO the bottom Of the lVOO
winze being No. 1.
PANTS. oILs AND vARSisnrs. - The
NEws again calls attention to the estab-
iishment Of A. u. Stewart 4 Co., drug
gists. Gold Hill. In addition to the ar,i-
cies kept In all ilrst-cisss drug stores a.
n. Stewart a Co. offer to the public q COM
plets line Of paints. oils and ysrnishes'
also, brushes, wall paper, etc. These arh-
eles are warranted fresh and good. ihey
will DO sold at the lowest market rates.
Baoxr HrR ARx.-Carrie 0gs. dangh-
ter Of Sine ogg. the w%eli-known livery
man, fell from . horse In her fathers
lower stable Last saturday evening. Anu
broke ous of the bone. OF her Iei' sins
lust above the wrist. She hal manN
In some way 10 climb upon tho hp.ns
back, and WAS riding him about 'ho ''A'''
at the time Of the accident
GouLD 4 CrHRy.-There 10 nothing 40.
ing In tho Gould 4 Curry nov by way o'
prospecting. AL hands are engasea ~
uniting down tho i3-ineh pump AZ ue
1900 level, and In carrying The so,ln,n
h |. from the 1900 level TO the = ~ lever,
irbis work will occupy fully ten days, An mn
nothlng can be done At any other po'"'
this 10 hnished.
To pAriLirs.-Dsvis, Of the coianipns
prevery saloon. Main street, desires
,pecisi attention to his choice liquors. aie'
sesr and porter. Families regularly sup
SIIsd with IL by leaving orders At The "a.
1oo.- Dealers and saloons suppled ~
whol.-ale rates, a. usual. Read his ad-
yertirment In another column.
Asour eight thousand cords Of wood are
bsiuc taken oat Of tho river at suiro. Tor
the uss Of the sutro Tunnel Company tns
coming wear. This 10 about the usuai
quantity required by the company.
sors Of our marksmen are becoming so
enthusiastic that they shoot at anything
,hey sea. Several discs on the switeh
lever between here and Carson have been
riddled with bullets.
Tue Chollar-N oreross-ssvsge shaft Is
2.2s5 fee. deep. and well timberei win
red spruce from Dutch Flat TO the bottom.
II 10 The deepest perpendicular shalt On 'hs
lode.
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Roll OF Hener.

J. E. Bray's Department Of the Central
school-A Class.-John Ramsey 9s. Joe
Thomas %, Joseph Hall 90. Martha Jones
%. Mary Fitzgerald 9s. Grace Randall %,
Julia Block 95. Jerome Connolly 95, Mel
lie Henry IS, Mary Martin 95, Agnes Gil
lespie g5, Leon Hall %. Celia Llnis %.
Is 'Class-Nancy Greenwood %. Minnie
Hsub 90, Tommie O'Donnell 81. George
Melzner 95, John Thomas IS. Joe Francis
95. The average for the year OF those
standing above 95 10 a. follows: haoel
williams 9s. John Ramsey VI. Leon Hall
90, John Mclaughlin %. Joe Thomas W.
Mile Doten 9s. d Class-Nancy dreen-
wood 9s. Minnie Hsub %, Tommis o'Don'
nall gG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08
PROM HON. W. II. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

"I have been troubled from ny boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Some
years since. early In the Winter. ! took cold.
which q usual settled Into . severe cough.
which continued to increase as the season ad.
vsnced. although ! made use OF all the cough
remedies I had knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
stefan aiso prescribed for me. but ] experienced
M relief. During all this time was gradually
running down. losing hesh aud strength until
my friends a. well q. myself became very much
alarmed. thinking I should waste away 10 con.
sumption. While In Boston. during the spring
following. ] Was induced N try wistar's Balssm
OF Wild Cherry. After one days trial ! WAS
sensible that u vas relieving me. In ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. and I was
soon restored to health and strength. ] have
sver since kept the ralsam In my house. and
whenever any member OF my family has .
cough OF cold 70 IL Immediately fesorted 10.
No hmily should be withou, IT," Sold by oil
druRRistg,
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Per W. II. Patton.
CALIFORNIA.

y~iRdtSt, CrrY, July @. 1875 @. r.
Gordon, Esq. Secretary California Mining
Company-DeAr Sir; The Consolidated
Virginia shaft has been enlarged and re-
timbered Sc feet tho past week. We are
using all possible means TO prosecute the
work and bring IL 10 . completion - soon
a. possible. but the unfavorable conditions
under which II 10 bcing done render our
progress very slow. The heat continues
intense. both in the shaft and tho various
levels Of the mine. II 10 only BY the ex-
travagant use Of leo that we are enabled
TO accomplish any work. The majority
Of the men being allowed 10 lie Oh on the
Fourth. has interrupted the extraction OF
ore and the shipments OF bullion have
been necessarily light.
On the 1900 level the repairs upon the
main c. and G. drift are bang continued.
On tho 1850 level work has been re-
sumed In the north drift from The Consol
dated Virginia shaft. and the drift has
been advanced Is feet ; total length, 81
feet. The east crosscut from this drift
has been connected with west crosscut No.
1. We find crosscut No. 1 badly crushed.
and IL will require ~retimbering tho whole
length. This work Ia being done from
both ends Of IL.
ON the 1850 level we have commenced .
sill floor in the north ore body. preparato-
IN stopping u at that point.
On the 1900 level Of the Ophir mine the
Joint Ophir Wine has been sunk and tim
bered nine feet; total depth. 81 feet. The
rock continues hard. and the dow OF water
seriously interferes with tho sinking. The
south lateral drift on this level has been
extended IA feet: total length. 81 feet.
The face 10 still In vein matter.
The q. and G. shaft has been sunk and
timbered seven feet the past week. and the
tank station for the temporary plunger
pump has beer completed. The dow OF
water continues strong and tho rock hard.
Average speed Of the pump. eight strokes
per minute. we expect 10 complete the
excavation for the 1850 station tho COM
ing week. This station 10 30 arranged -
10 enable US 10 place . balance bob for the
pump ON the north side Of u. This will
obyiate the necessity Of ~eIcavating . sta
ton expressly for that purpose. aud will
no, interfere with tho regular working OF
the level.
JANIS q. PAIR, supt.
Per W. II. PATTON.
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AN %UNDRNIABLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and u you load a mis-.
ersbls, ussatisfsetory life In this b,sulifui
world, 70 10 entirely Jour v fault aud there Is
only one excuse for ~you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skeptictsm. which has killed
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com
plant. or Dyspepsia. with all Its mberable
eiects. such a. Iiek headache. pslpitAtion OF
the heart, sour stomach. h.bituAI eostiv-ness.
dizziness Of the head. nervous pro-tration low
spirits, etc. It's sales now reach every tie non
the Wettern O 'ntinsnt. and not . Druggist but
will tell 700 Of it, Wonderful cures. You can
buy . sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three dores
will relieve you. jei0 Nv
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Utah..

VIRGINIA CRY. July @. is7s.-deo. @.
Pratt, Esq, Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Compsny-Dear Sir: On our 1850 level
our northeast drift has been advanced "a
feet In hard. dry ground total length.
263 feet. The repairs on our main south
drift are nearly completed to our south
line.
Tho work OF cutting ont and timbering
up the station preparatory TO sinking the
main incline Is progressing favorably. and
expect to IN sinking within three
days. All work on the 1850 level has been
discontinued for the present.
W. ID. SuEPPERD, Supt.
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Arr,x.,s ,n,. Warming.

Miss p Nicholson. Mrs Porter. John
O'Connor. II II Croker. J Daniels, I II
Dali. J Babcock. c Gilbert, Q Swan, Mr.
Wheeler. q Israel. c Z Lewis. d Wilder,
W WOODBURY.. II $ Meyers. Miss l. Gordon.
Mrs. Kennedy. W q Gates. W y Cooper.
J jenkins. VIM Mcleod. Z Arnstein, L A
Moody. s Berwin. II McCrum. l. Porter.
Tip orndorf. l. N Robinson. y Iaihbone,
u l. MeLAin. Geo Dryson. Mrs Hsynie.
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Asoshsr wsiki.s Match.

Stove ellis. tcisgraphIc editor Of tho
Virginia City E.isrpris'. and Al. No
Carthy. foreman Of the Virginia City
CArosieis. INDUCED In . walking match
yesterday afternoon. The course was over
the 0eiger grade from the Virginia First
Ward School.house 10 Torp's toll gate and
back distance aid 70 be about nve
miles. Il will. however. probably fall
short Of that. The stakes were $50 . side.
0iliis WAS the winner by half . mile. max.
ing the tramp In ash minutes. Steve IL
getting his name up ~ . Pedestrian. The
drst thing we know he will DO challenging
O'Lcary, the worlds champion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08

DIFFERENCE OF 0rrSIoS.-The Cab
met meeting yesterday was disturbed by
q very bitter quarrel between the Sscre-
tary OF Wal and the Secretary OF the
Navy. This quarrel. which Is the FIRST
that has niarred the harmony Of the
pleasant Cabinet meetings. grew out Of
q dispute between the two Secretaries
about q line Of battle, the Secretary Of
War insisting that II was chalk mark
drawn on the ground BY the generals.
which the opposing parties "toed"
when they began fighting. while the SEQ.
rotary Of the Navy said II was Q MANILA
hawssr that tied the flagship to the dis
patch boat, to keep Il from running
away during q battls.-Hawksy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08

line has been extended six feet; total
length from the main lateral drift, 436
feet. We are e1cavating . chamber In the
main lateral drift for tho purpose OF plac-
ing . large ~six.foot fan to supply the Joint
Mexican east crosscut and our north drift
with air, the small n in previous use
having proved inadequate for tho purpose.
The work Of e~nlArging and retimbering
the north drift to the Sierra Nevada shaft
Is making good progress. and We hope TO
complete ID in three weeks. AL u work
il progressing we'll, Notwithstanding the
intense heat.
JAMES q. Fam, supt.
Par w III. PATTON.
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coxsnLInAIEp yIRoINIA.

70 inc princlpAl omces VI INC 'Aa''"
panies In San Francisco:
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.
ytRotxr, CRY. July 6. is7s.-A. W.
Ravens, Secretary Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company-Dcar Sir: The shaft
has been enlarged and retimbersd 90 feet
the pas, week. We are using all possible
means to prosecute the work and bring IL
10 completion a. soon - possible, but the
u~nfayorable conditions under which II 10
being done render our progress very
slow. The heat continues intense. both
in the shaft and on the various levels Of
the mine. II Is only by the sxtravagant
use Of ice that We are enabled 10 accom-
plish any work. The majority Of the men
being allowed to lie OF on the Fourth has
interrupted the extraction Of ore. and the
shipments Of bullion have been nscsssar-
lily light.
On the 1850 level We are yet engaged in
enlarging and repairing the main air gal
lery leading to the Gould a Curry shaft.
On the 1850 level the new Wine In the
western ore body has been sunk and
timbered Z feet. The bottom 10 In low
grade ore. Tho repairs upon the south
west drift from the @. q @. drift are
completed and We Ar, now engaged In re-
n.ir,ny An. main 1rift issains to the O. 4
y -.
gu ,-.n ,.-., ,o,,. s,,o ,,or,
on .ne i'yo ~. = % e.. .nd
40. VINE mas ooen ~ IT,. s.iss
continues IN low grsao o,e. 10 u.
norm from No. s,hIs ~ -,
Nanced Ia feet; toui Isns.n, - leo',
Ihere 10 no ehAnss IN 'ns mse'iAi p~s
through. ali.
On the isSo Level the SCUM MEN, uIi,'
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rxtoS CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA err. July 6.-Robsrt Shsr.
wood. Esq. President Union Consolidated
Mining tompaay-Dssr Sir: On our
6 level our north dyist has been ex-
tsnded nine feet; total length from our
southern boundary. i9i feet. The lace y
siiil in porphyry. with some clay. The
Joint Mexican east crosseut on our SCUM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08
Cos. Of or. s.asesie..

Tho following items arc Of interest -
showing the comparative cost Of ore TO
duction between former times and the
present: In 1864 Ex-Governor Dlasdel. ~
Superintendent Of the Potosi mine. con
tracted with the Land Mil In SiK.mile
Canyon TO supply Il with ore for M year
and pay $50 per ton for its reduction. ].
l.. Redua Was running the Comet Mill on
American Flat the same year. reducing ore
at s25 per ton. Tho common price was
SIT until quite recently. II has now been
reduced TO 80. which 10 the price asked BY
the Union Mill and Mining Company and
by the Bonanza mills.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering nom The errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PRE- OF cuAnoE.
This great remedy VA discovered by mission.
AZ In South America. send Q self-addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station D. Bible House, New YORK City.
se20 6m
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rnR PAi.ACK EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beof uneIeeiisd In Storey
county. 70 to Thomas Hsfrvn's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. 7 North q street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters II all hour In
ever style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty, homs style Of cooking. and
the best and frcsl cot Of Ill that the msfttts
sdord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT Il. apis IN
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AMONG TnE wnITRsr THINGS ON
EARTH

Are testh. bssuined aud preserved BY 500.
DON'T and the rose 10 scarce sweeter than tho
breath which becomes aromatic through lie in.
~iusncs. 10 10 tho very pearl Of denirinees and
tho sursst preventive Of dental decay In exis-
tencc. IL remedies win certainly csnker and
every species Of corrosive blemiSh upon the
teeth, and corrects the hurtful influence upon
them Of acidity Of the stomach. The formula
OF It, preparation includes only botanic ipsre-
dispts, and Il contains only the purest and
most salutAry Of these. leil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08
Departure. Lest E,..ias.

Tony Pastor and wife, Miss Matte
yicksrs. Miss Blanche FontAineblcau. Miss
LeonA Fontainebleau. Miss Ella fontaine-
bleau. Fred Bryant, ThOs Baugh. Fred
Hillmer. Miss Flora Irwin. Frank Girard.
Harry Watson. Harry kernell. Thomas
DAILY. Harry Kennedy. Willis Clark. Billy
Barry. r Ross. II LAhart, CT Ellis. John
Kerneli. Vim DAILY. N Emerson. William
Hoey. II T Drying. A y Bailey. A Ramon.
J p Irwin. A y Mckay. A Redmond. in
Massey, James Johns. N Collins, Miss
woodside. ] Manner. @ ID Pratt. 5 II Day
and wife. Miss A Daiterman. @ L Whitney.
l. s~iebenhauer. J G Hagerman. ! NCohen.
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MEDICAL WONDER.

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and al Pains. Burns. sc,lds, Colds. and al
sches and pains that people aud families suffer
with. 10 really q wonder aid . success. j.
Jones, Jr, sells it ct Gold Hill. LEILA Gun
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II HANDKERCHIEF

which Is perfumed with Murray q Lanmsn's
Florida Water yields more enjoyment to It's
possessor than would . bouquet Of flowers.
because the latter fade. decay and become
offensive. but tbs Florida Water remains fresh
and delicious, unaffected by the iapse Of time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-08
A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Every family able 10 appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure afforded BY . really heaithfui and dc
licious performance should supply themselves
With the genuine Murray q LAnman's florida
Water. II 10 the most delightful aud most Last.
ing Of I'll fragrant waters. mys In
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q, II. GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
mia. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand ali
favorite brands Of Imported C.gars, ohoIce bit
cigars. ell kinds OF chewing tobacco, meef-
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. fns CUTLERY. and
tors and hncy goods of all kinds. ap38 ~