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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-09-12
~ vALuAnLE Truths. %
o. 70 tss CHESTNUT STREE
NEW HAvxx. Com.

" VALUABLE TRUTHS.
II you are suffering from poor health, or languish
Ing on o bed OF sickness take cheer. for
Hop Bitters will Cure You.
Il you arc minister. nd have ovcrtaxed your
self with your pastoral dur ;or q mother, worr
put Win care anu Nvfh. Srpif ftti sru simply afn6
IL you feel weak Ind dispirfted. without clear
iy knowing why,
Hop Bittors will3Resfore You.
II you arc man OF usEiness, weakened by the
strain Of your everyday duties; or u man OF let
tiers, toiling over youiHmidnight work.
Hop Bitters wiilEStrcngthcn You.
IL you arc young, andEsnnering from any indis
pspton, or $40 grow s too AsL Is u often tho cas0
Hep Bitters Wilt Relieve You.
II you arc ia the worry 3shuu on the farm nj the
desk, anywhere. and feel4thAt your system needl
eleanslng toning or sum 3aiaiins. without intoxi-
Hop Blttcrs is4vhnt You Need.
II you are old. and your pulse IL feeble your
nerves unsteady. and your Faculties waning,
Hop BiiterE will give yeg Nass Lin aud yiaer.
Hop CouoH CuRR Is the sweetest, safest and best
Ask Children
the HOP PAD for Stomach, Liver and Kidneys Il
mpe'1or TO all Others tits perfect. AJAX Druggists
d. Q. is irresis' abio euro for drunk
enness use OF opium. tobacco aud narcoLcs
All above sd By i"rr I.op u'ss Me-. Co Rochester, NY
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For Sale.

house and lot pleasantly located ON High
street, within 1--WE minutes walk OF depot. Good
water and barn. House heated by fun nacc. Pur
chaser can obtain furniture IL desired. The house
contains eleven rooms aud is dmirlbly adapted
for boarders. Address for particulars.
ANNIE Il. RIDER.
Middlebnry, July 30, 1879. lstf
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The special order, Assembly Bill
No. 81 (undsrwood's bill providing fo'
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Piper. op.r. /.

Tomorrow evening the Flyers Sisters
Combination will appear at Piper's
Opera House. The Chicago Inter Ocean
has this OF them : "Now there comes
along an organization comparatively
small in numbers. but composed from
the genuine element-svsry one OF them
darkics by nature. precept and practice.
There is In their fun O mirth and charm
that no minstrel troupe. no matter how
accomplished its members are, can i'm
part. We get the original article. with.
out adulteration. There 10 no attempt
to be witty or sharp, or obtruds individ.
ual characteristics. The first perform.
ance last night was attended by q goodly
sized audience, and every one present
seemed TO enjoy the novel affair with
great heartiness. The personalities OF
tho plantation negroes were set forth In
q real and vivid manner. and the Nom.
bers OF the troupe entered into the thing
with as much gusto As the audience.
They are all excellent comedians In their
way. and the musical talent In the troupe
will surprise every n who has not
heard them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
NOTICE or THR YOUNGwORTn
OYSTER HOUSE.

was made . cole trader over q year and q
half ago by Honorable Judge Rising Of the
First Judicial Court Of this county. TO carry on
business In my own name. The rcasens were
simply this: Ny husband. Mr.. Charles Young.
worth. was q heavy loser At our last big fre, liks
most Of Us. and what was left WAS consumed by
uniueky investments In stock lie hsd npihing
to start business with again. The few creditors
he had harra-sei him to death. ! had 10 make IN
honest living for my self and my two little chill.
dren, and In doing 90 ! starred business with
other peoples money. ! Vas successful. aud
have repaid my benefaeiorr will thanks aud
their duss.
A few day. ago my husband was sued on old
judgments by this man Cro.by. who keeps .
coal yard In this city. and others. They seize
my property, for which ! hAd worked hard.
which ever bod IN this city knows. They put
advertisements and notices Of -eizure Ia frUnt
Of my premises. 10 ruin my crdii and reputa-
ton. aud TO take the bread and butter out Of the
mouths Of my children aud To put me out In the
street. ! have redeemed my property. through
the Kindness OF my generous bondsmen. and !
am keeping the Y~ouns worth Oyster House Jet.
aud I shall continue 10 do -. ~ I am perfectly
solvent. call only on the people VI mi. city.
San Francisco or any other point with whom ]
have had transactions pinoe ! have done busi.
ness In my own name, rs witnesses Of nay
prompt payn.nts. and mnhermor- shall con-
tinue TO do 30. I a-k ~ . favor the Kind patron.
age Of our generous pablo. As usual, the cee-
brsted Young soth Oyster House will be kept
upon nrsi-ciass style, - I has been before,
regardless OF cost. I have lately rrftted the old
place from top to bottom 10 exceed anything In
this city. and the dummy works splendidly.
Very respectfully. the pubiic's most obedient
servant,
Proprietress Of the Y%oungworth Oyster House.
IHllI
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CNNn Point.


The usual repairs to the incline. etc,
are going on. The drift north on the
$500 level and from the bottom Of the
WINE Is still skirting the vein and cut
ting q kindly formation OF soft roci
which admits Of excellent progress. The
drift Is now In l12 feet.
solid silver.
The rstimbsriug Of the main tunnel In
the cayed ground at the north end Is
steadily progressing. and II Is being
enlarged Tor a side track In order to take
out ore when the main ore chimney
shall be reached and rcopsned.
Caiedonia.
Drifting east on the 1000 level in hard
vein porphyry and making good pro-
gress. The vertical Wine to the 1900
level Is In . soft, friabls formation Of
vein porphyry and Is being sunk with
all possible despatch.
suecor.
Sinking the shaft and drifting both
north and south on the 1860 level. The
formation encountered in both these
drifts continues promising.
New York..
Sinking the incline below the 1910
level. rs usual. and making good pro-
gfess.
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To.NloHr.-Th.re will be a domino

- III NJ. -. .,a
pa'' $50. .AA. -.
more 'n'o'"e'' su
The affair will bo we'll managed BY the
fraternity Of Masons and no improper
persons admitted. varney will furnish
'ne 'lu''''
AcHrAsrr at the corner OF summit
street and Sutton avenue, Virginia. at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.
Senate.

Senate,
c. ~. -. ~ 1870
corv.naJ a, IN I~iou,.nsnt
no...nor Iaams In ,ha chat,
ps.vsr hv Rav Co II D,vis
snAoniA
xass.ay ,na'd p.." .
ianon .n' a" p,a I'M
a spp
u'p0u ,o,-s ,r ,,,,,,,rrr
o,,,. 80 c,mr,,,s. an P~i..,,o,.
s" ...hI. ~ ssn.,a nil Nc
,sPoeu "A' w ~
iis p--u--
..sas,.as.,s,s p;I,s Nos ~ .nJ on a,
correctly enrolled.
Gibson. from the State Prison Com.
mittee. reported that Assembly Bill No.
az be- amended In section 3, line o, by
striking ont the words "Governor'' and
Chez and inserting In lou the words
"Board of Pardons" and "they," and
that Il 40 pass.
v,..,av vpov rur oovxpxo,.
l,nrov;n. ssnst. min M ina IN
,.aIar, sn.s.d ~ oon,ao;ors d;ss.ss.
pA' 'p''a
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTION.
ny plsf-iIansml.ung .no ,nanhs "
,ne psopis az iep,eseh'ea W y nesis
iAtufe 70 United o'a'cs oeha.of plnne
ioi MS nBn' 'or 'ne Anu'onihese
bill. Adopted. -.
By. Farrcl-That Senate biii NO. ~
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Sonora's Revolution.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 90. Private advices
received from Sonora state that the Leg.
i~slature has just conferred extraordinary
powers on Governor llariscal. and that
In pursuance thereof tho Governor was
inaugurating most vigorous measures to
thoroughly suppress the revolution.
Orders have gone out that each district
must furnish It's quota OF troops. All
this proves the alarming character oil
the revolution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
ALLEGED KIDNAPPING.
Asssher asrieas charge Against
virgista's Chisf and Csptsin
Of Police.


More OF the beauties Of Chinese Inn
migration seem to have developed them
selves q late In Virginia. Recently {
female Celestial. the property Of I
Virginia Chlnaman. was missing and
great ado was made about 1t In theil
town. Among the crowd collected were
several whites. and the owner OF the
woman offered at arst 500. then $l25.
and finally $50, 10 any man who would
find and turn over 10 him the woman.
It seems that the woman was found
about 2 o'clock Yesterday morning al
the house Of Geo. A. King. where she
was taken to be married, according to
our laws. to o cousin OF n OF MIR.
Kings Chinese servants and this ser.
want, his cousin and the woman were all
taken by the Chief and Captain OF
Police to the City Jail. Here the woman
WA asked to 20 with other Cinnamon.
but refused. She was then taken away
by force aud probably restored to her
owner.
While she Wal In possession Of the
officers they, according to the Chinamsn
arrested, opened negotiations with re-
gard to allowing her to remain, and say
ing that her owner offered $500 for her
return.
According to their story and all the
circumstances attending the capture OF
the woman. an outrage has been COM
mittcd. The Chief OF Police says the
wonan was stolen from Chinatown and
concealed In Mr.. Kings house. that she
was a common prostitute, and that the
men at Mr.. Kings house were trying to
steal her from her owner.
Here the matter stands; but since the
woman was found In the quiet presence
Of her friends and resisted . return to
her owner, the course Of VirRinia's con.
serviton Of tho peace in forcing her
back into Chinatown without authority
Of law was certainly o great wrong.
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AssE--MENTs.

uarsfsrs-a rent. per share: levied February
a; Delinquent March 10. sale day March n.
Alss-s per share; levied February %; de-
iinqneat March n: sale day April Is.
w.- cant. me-, .h.re. l.viei r.b-
r,.,, n. dsiinaa,nt MACH IS. sale d.y
April IS.
t.x,., p.hz.u
~ s.,,.,..n, 49, - ... 49, .n,,i "a
-Z,--~ = -. -, p.n...,x
!. ssiIpoasa, S.reh M sale d.y Apni \.
""shnq''"' AA -.
49, ,,,r, - No.
s,."'u'A' ~"" 'i"' ~ s' ~
s. u.~ s., - n. i.,t.,
F.buary vi. ~deliIauent March sth: sale
dsy Narrh 18th.
yaseeuvsr-i5 cents p.r share; levied Feb
ruary III: delinquent March sth: sale day
March 18th.
Gee. Impertat-20 cents Per share: levied
February iuth; delinquent March ivth; sale
day hpnl
u.a,s,, u.,rn it,h' -. l.y a,,,t ~
an S.n,. ~, mar, I.Iisi J.nu.ry
s9th. d.linausnt Marvh am; sale day
March 2ist.
,.x,., lam.
s,.'' d.,inaa.n, M.rsh nh, 40. a.,
M,,sh a.rs'
.,.. ,.v,., I.,,.,,
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San francisco Items.
SAN F~RAScIsco, Feb. 26.-Ths Cor
onsr's Jury in the case Of Bernard
Weiss, the printer. who was found dead
in the hallway Of o house on the corner
OF Berry street and Mary lane. rendered
q verdict Of suicide from strychnins, a
chemical analysis OF the contents Of the
stomach having revealed some Of that
poison. The deceased, ONE years ago,
obtained a patent 10 secure buildings
against earthquake, and endsavorsd to
sell his right for 81. 600. 900 to the city.
For some time previous to his death he
was engaged In getting up q telephone to
DO used without an electric battery.
A gang OF hoodlums went into the
grocery store on Converse street, DO.
tween Mission and Valencia, on Satur.
day night. aud attempted to scare the
widow who keeps II into furnishing them
FREQ drinks. She produced her little r..
volyer instead, however. and Ave bullets
chased the fleeing gang In all directions,
They fred twice into the grocery a.
they ran. No arrests were made.
although Officer Duggan put In an ap.
psarancc Immediately alter and was him.
self shot at a. Q hoodlum.
Clara s. Foltx and Laura DeForce
Gordon presented their argument In
t.vo.of ka;po .dnittsd IN tha Haatinos
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Prince Imperial.

LONDON. Feb. 2G.-The Standard an
nounces conspicuously this morning that
the French Prince Imperial will sail for
the Cape tomorrow. He intends to
join rs u volunteer the column which IL
likely TO have the sharpest fighting. his
earnest petition for u commission in the
British army having been rejected. The
Prince will BIO permitted to join the staff
of the ROYAL Artillery.
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Assembly.

Convened at 1890 A. n. Speaker II.
A. CASTOR In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. T. ii. Weir.
journal read and approved.
nKPoRrs or STANDING COMMITTEES.
Powell, from Committee on Trades
and Manufactures, reported favorably on
Assembly Bill No. ia. preventing fraud
In the manufacture Of gold and silver
jswslry.
v~ansickle, Of the Committee on Con.
tipgent Expenses and Accounts, re-
ported favorably on Assembly Resolu.
ton providing for paying the claim OF
Jerry Schooling for copying State Treas
urer'a report for the years 1880. viz
$2l8 So. Report adopted.
Lyons, from the Storey county del.
egation, reported back Assembly Bill
No. 81, authorizing the payment OF
claims Of John Bicknsll and William
Cook without Recommendation.
SPECIAL oIDKR. -.
The special order. Assembly Bill
No. 81 (undsrwood's bill providing Tor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

Colonel William Dillon returned from
Bodis last evening. lie was there some
halt . dozen weeks, and had o good
time. He speaks well OF the
place and Its prospects. People
over there feel good generally.
There ARE half dozen clothing
stores, q dozen dry goods stores; the
climate Is ~springlike anj bland. and the
whisky poor with tho exception Of at
Shannon's or Mahlstedt's saloons, where
IL Is excellent. Col. Dillon IL on his
way nov to Idaho. where be has rich
mining interests In prospective.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

MoRx SKErrs.-Two new skeets will
soon be put into the main shaft OF the
North Bonanza and Flowery mines, tho
one now In use being found TO DO too
small, as II holds but 1900 pounds Of
rock. The new one will hold three tons
each. They will DO 30 arranged that AZ
one goes down the incline the other will
come up.
BAsEnALL.-Tho baseball mania Is
strong all along the Comstock at pres.
emit. All the boys seem to have 1t very
marked, and some Of the girls are not
afraid OIL small enactment OF "beauty
at the bat" Balls are flying quite
recklcssly and ~wreckingly along the
streets, as several broken panes bear
witness.
Fon BoDIE.-Thsf following passengers
left for Bodis yesterday morning Mrs.
Pollard, D. @. Mcleod. Annie Mcleod.
Matte ]. CLARK. j. o. Kellsa. l.. Dsvine,
Joseph @. Bhssie, A. l.. Greeley, j.
Williams and Angelo Mesante.
TOMATOES and cucumbers Of this
years growth have already arrived from
California /; also strawberries grown this
season have reached the Comstock, but
only In very small lots.
THIS being Ash Wednesday. and very
pleasant at that. the attendance on the
churches has been unusually large.
Lent has thus been religiously ushsrsd
In.
CARSON Is the great attraction now.
Many business men are down there to-
day looking up railroad matters pending
before the Legislature.
sPRISKLrRs were very much needed
to-day, both In Virginia and Gold Hill.
The dust 10 getting to be most powerful.
RIcHAnD LEWIS and David Allen will
hear OF something 10 their advantage by
calling OF Bishop Whitaker.
TIE annual meeting OF the stockhold.
ers Of tho Hale & Norcross will DO held
March 18th.
An assessment OF 81 has been levied
on E~xchsqusr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
A CAsE.

One Of the moot extraordinary cures on
record was that Of the man John y. ilenan-
dez, residing In Salt Lake City. Who wa- 81
deaths door with that terrible disease MAras-
mus the best medical aid had failed 60 stop
the progress OF the ms,sdy, when twenty.thfe.
bottles Of DRlsToL's sARsAPARiLLA and
thres phiais Of BRisrOLrs PILLS MAIDS him .
veil man. ly15 I'm
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Trojan.

The northeast drift from the third
station is again making fair progress In
hard blasting ground. Drifts are being
run both east and south from the incline
upraise above the Slopes on this level
and in promising ground. The DRIFT
northeast from the incline upraiss from
the slopes on the second level Is making
rapid progress In good vein matter.
Crosscuts east and west are being run
from the north drift on this level and
are in quartz and p~orphyry.
Utah.
Tho new hoisting engines are now
ready for use, but the cable for the in.
cline has not yet arrived. The work OF
preparing to anchor the v.bob at the
head Of the incline 10 making good pro-
gress, and the standing pumps and
column will soon be put In place. The
incline has been carried down In good
ground 32S feet below the 1850 level.
Near the bottom . new tank Is being OF.
cavated. This work Is about completed.
Lady Brysa.
The mine generally is looking finely.
The shaft is being continued On down
through birdseye porphyry and quartz;
the drifts north and south on the 600
level are also In vein material giving
low assays. and the west drift on the $50
level is in quartz and porphyry. Work
at all points Ia making good progress.
Connection has been made with the new
pump bob on the $50 level.
Bess d Bsicher.
West crosscut No. 3. 1900 level, has
penetrated a likely looking vein form.
alton Ill feet and continues In the same
material. The vertical winze from east
crosscut No. 3 has reached the 1000 level
where o small station Ia being cut out.
An east joint crosscut on the Gould *
Curry line has been commenced on this
level and il now In 2j feet In hard
blasting porphyry.
Ophlr.
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tho safety Of lifs.in steam conveyanosel
was taken up and considered. Consid'
cradle discussion ensued. Foulkss. Lane
and Smith (of Lyon opposed the blu
while Underwood, Mayhugh and Allen
advocated its passage. The bill failed
to pass.
MOTIONS AMI REsoLUTioSs.
BY Hagar-That the usual number OF
the Lewis bill. Al amended. DO ordered
printed. Withdrawn.
BY Plummer-That the Controller
draw his warrant in favor Of Mayo A.
Greenlaw for $40 IS. for copying report
OF Commissioners Of INDECENT Insane.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Contingent
Expenses aud Accounts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
BLOOD on the Boat.

San FRAScIsco. Feb. 25.-Nieht be-
fore last. some time after dark, . White
hall boat came ashore at West Berkeley,
apparently propelled with only oar
by a man In his shirt-slesves and bare
headed. He made o landing. imms-
diatsly deserted the boat. and. walking
away in his bare feet. disappeared In the
darkness. Examination OF the boat rs-
yssied . lot Of clottsd blood on the
thvarts and sides, with human hair In.
terminslsd with 1t, all the circumstances
uniting 10 point toe probable case OF
foul play. Detectives have been de-
tailed 10 work up the CASE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
I~.r.clAI TO m, aalD Hul p4IiI sr.'.,
Turkeys Debt.

CoSsrASrSopLE. Feb. 26.-The Porte
has autographed Saivet Pasha, the Turk.
ish ambassador at Paris, accepting In
principle the modification Of the scheme
OF De Tocqusville relative to the Turkish
debt and for the administration Of Gus
toms. The Porte promises to send a
circular to the Powers notifying them Of
Its REIMBURSEMENT OF tho control Of the
administration Of customs. Italy has
put forward q claim to equal representa-
ton with England aud France on the
Customs Commission. II Is reported
that some OF the other Powers will mako
O similar claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
sturdy Bismarck.

BERLIN. Feb. 2G.-A detailed report Of
Bismsrck's speech in the Rsichstag on
the Austro-G German treaty Of commerce.
contains the following r%elStivo to his
commercial policy. 1T IL my duty to
stick to my convictions. That is how
mean to act, and II I do not obtain Inn
mediate success I shall try again. That
In all"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


nHr STATE AMI COUNTY TAXES ON
The NED Proceeds Of Mines Cor the
ousrs.r E.disE Deeesaser ~. ISIS.
Ar. INV due and payable at the oflee Of the
Cauutv Assessor. The law IN regard 10 coilec-
Tor w.Il Be strictly enforced.
WILLIAM eKYRMR,
f<as iot Assessor. STOREY County. New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
FATAL DELAY.

IL Is often the case that we saerinec our live,
by delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
houn lost II often fatal In acute dissase-.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, bat
when unchecked hurrie- Gu 90 modification
and death. DO not be guilty Of thi. fatal delay.
use frrely Bristoi's sArraparilla aud Pills; Ia
them Won have safety and health. oc55 cod im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
Ismars {. ..FIy."

The smartest man in Gold Hill at the
present time is Shermisr. b~ookkeeper at
the Gold Hill Foundry. In order 10
draw the rhsumatics out OF him he went
10 work and coated himself all over with
big poultioes OF fly blister. He is alive
to-day, but particularly 30. He cant
sit or stand still. but jerks and lodges
about like q St. vitus horppipo. Smart
Ii no name for II, aud he considers him.
self the ''hyest" and spryest man In
town. He drinks nothing but soothing
syrup. uses ice cream for linament, and
wears hoop skirts to keep his clothes
from touching him. He will have to
sleep standing up for q week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
French

LONDON. Feb. ga correspondent
at Paris says unless Leon Say promptly
aud positively declares his intention In
regard to tho conversion Of five per cent.
rentes. the Republic will receive a most
serious blow. as the interested and
exaggerated reports as to threatened loss
Of interest are alarming the peasan,
fund holders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
Earthquake.

RoME, Feb. &C. Severe shocks Of
earthquake were felt here yesterday and
also at Sienna. At the latter place two
churches were overthrown and two
priests and several villagers killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE There
will be a special meeting Of the Rerub-
lican State Central Committee at tho
Office OF Captain Lord. in Virginia.
next Saturday at 1880 p. NJ. Sec official
notice In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-26
.r,,.,. mi. nsrsi.g.

All Mulcahy. JF Murry. $ Schwartz,
wv varney. l. vencs. ID Hanson J Con-
nelly. u T O'Connor. N Mills, Beer.
Mrs Gibson. v W Boeh. Miss N varney, J
Turner. J L Mcmahon. J Roberts. III J
Collins, Il W Higginbotham, Mrs Neon
nell. ID T Shay, d V II Ely. s Cole.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiseretions OF youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will send .
receipt that will ours you, rRhE or CHANCE.
This great remedy vas discovered by q mission.
Ay in south America. Send . self-addresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH 7. iSMAN,
station ID, Bible House, New York City.
fnl finn
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February 20, 1879.

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