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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03

Ynis NaiDtngton nllo umgegenO belieDe
man Uettelllnget flr ben. ,,Weder'" GnbicripE
ttoIsl lrte Wnjeigelll 0nr6 ben Moentea SRI. 3.
j. yiteSfelOt, 42O & Str, 81 MAIDEN.
Ne9erp l baten ais Strn=
f enrauber. SOrt9en Srettag @benp ia
men ettpa 10 Ne9erlplpaten in ben Store bes
9rn. $. IS. &nee uni ftn9en an, lebr Serp1G=
tt9e Sere9un9en gu ma6en, ais bic Mnfunit
mebrerer meiBen Burger gum augenfGQteen
Mtibfalen Der Neser peren YlGne ltSrte. Sic
3o9en ob unp be9aben Ii6 In 9rn. 6. 9. 9teils
Store in &aoclife unb Smitb Ctr, unb er=
laubtet l6 oerpa6tt9e Sretbeiten NIT Ieiner
@elp1hublabe, aber aud bier purben le BON
wetBen NnfTmmlin9en unterbrpGen, unb le
be9aben liG na@ Dem 2apen Der 6rau So
berlib, an Der Gds Spu Cannon unb Nutlebge
Ctr. Der Qaben par gum ungIiif leer, es
befanp iih Niemanp ais ibr Commits bort,
unb Dem 1ebte Elm Neeer pa6 @iihOI auf bic
Srult, ipabrenb Elm anperer Die @elblAubla=
re au6plunperte, benn entf ernten li9 bic Spib=
6ubett, tnpem lte nod i'm b9sbaften Griump6
iiber lire 9elun9ene S6anptbat ibr @ttol
auf Den Store abfeuerten.
Dem Serrn s. @itGen, be6en StOre liG
in Qtnn unO glt3abetb @tr. b~einOst, wurbe
Samlta9 Ibenp gang auf btelelbe Art Elm
Selu6 ab9el tattet. Gin 5oufe farbtser Spl=
paten praus unter Dem gOrtpanpe, @isarren
taufen su molten, in 1etnen 2aben. Oils ibnen
Der 2~apenpiener elm 8Gnbel gigarren our Nn-
liht btnreidte, tpurpen ie tbm aus ben 6anz
ben 9eriRen, 3u9lei@ leste elmer Der Ne9er
5ra. @tt9en Elm 9iitUl uuf bic 8rult unO
p~erlan9te in brcbenper Manter fir ieDen See
ger Elm @eldetf bon etnem Dollar. Gbe ct
mod DEM Gerlan9en gu entlpre6en i'm Stanpe
mar, bate Die Sanpe feline @elpl9ublape ats
seleert, t%purauf le lid ent1ernte. Die rGube=
rtlAen SOlDaten 9ebGren Dem 81. Mta1a6uis
lttts Sol. gie9er &e9t. an.
Grtrunfen. - Nm Nlpnta9 M6eno
ertranf Elm junger Watrule Namens &euben
Naen bonn Sapuner uNeaie SrUpn" nabe
@eOrstopn. E3wet 9%prtu9ieien i~pransen ibrn
mad, eS mar iepp& nt&t mSsli4 Jpn gu ret
ten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03
Ser gebeiinnifop1lc Gefanecne ipabr=
t.as sss. fbetultb SObIt Surfatt.

Sn 9arrtsbnrg berrl1te am Niens=
tag Morsen 9rUBe Nufresung. G5 6atte iG
Die 9fa6ri6t perbreitet, Spbn Surratt, ei,er
Der Nfprbcerl Gmprener, belIen bic Sulfts bts
jebt nph rt6t babbaft iperben fpnnte, iet UNI
ter ltarter Sepedun9 am Sa6nGpf, auf Der
GUur mad Walbinetpu. Die Splpoten Der
iret9erten jepe NuSfunft lber ben @efanoe-
uen.-Vpn etnem Sff3ter, tpelder 9ena1 iiber
Die @efan9ennebmung Surratt's unterri6tet
lsin pollte, erfu9ren tpir,sspaB pefen @erfolaer
3lerlt tn WempbtS, Genne6ee, letne Spur ent>
pedten. Seine Samilte bate bort siele ges
tannte, DEFENDERS MarYlanber, bic li6 fell
@nsbrud Der gebellipn bort aufbtelten. Wrs.
Surratt bate frlber bort gepobnt unb Sspbr
bate nod mebrere gerpanbte pa. Wlan battt
snserlaliseN a6ridt er6aIten, baB er f6 mad
Nfempbts eeflIdtet Babe. Spbaip er entfedt
Dap ietn Mufentbalt bort fein @ebeimnis meb,
lei, flob er mad NrfanIas. Our6 pieIer
Staat btnpnr6 wurpe CT unaufbGrlid ~serfoloi
bts Soutltana, wp eS i6m eintae Belt oelono
letne gerfolser au taufhea. Olr6 9,fo}
erfubren mir enbli&, g. Iei bereit5 in Gera,
etn9etrpHen ; eth SUlbatb atte i'm ei8rppns
pile seieben. Sic folsten i1m nun Sdrit
flr S9rttt Bis babtn. no Iein @erlted bali
duf9efunoen murbe. Ct funnte lih ipeber al
gBebre feben, mod entfteben, i,Gte aber 4,
let9nen, baB ct Surratt iei, Bis er SplltGn
Dig ioentit5trt wuroe.
Seine Wa9flbrung aus Brownsville tpa1
nun cine iptGti9e, aber l4ipterige Mufaabe
Nn Stelet Stellen unteripeaS erreate Der aefeI
lelte @efan9ene Nufie9en, Man6e erfannte iii
tpe9en Der 9rcBen NebnltGfeit init leiner
g4welter; bic iie in @al6inetpn wa6renp Be
pro5ehes Der Mfprbperl 9wprenen aelebm fat
ten. Gr bat ein Invertebrates @eIi6t, punf
les, 9elodteS 5aar unb lit unaefGbr 5 6u
unc Z s3ol bod. Gin SfTsier 1T inn 8ei
etne8 NftniaturbiloeS bon Spbn Surratt ba
tbn befea SHUTTER emf eel6enft Bate, I'M
8eist Die aufalenpi lie @ebnlidfeit nit inn.
Wabrenb Der 8ebeltpn madte er ben De
Ssld9entrd9er 5tptlnen ben @errGtbern II
Salt1mcre nnb benz 8ebelenAef in 2i6mpnt
W Vtlo gut, tpie eripielen, baB ct am Gaa
m 0ot pet Sr1mUrpnne beS STR. Qtncpln i
otlNnono MAJ bier blieb er. nm bos grpi
tere ap3litrarten, naGbem err feline y;e,,lo No
Der 9roBen yerl6Sruns eetban.
Seine Treunbe i'm NDrben serhre;+oto,
oarn bas @era6tt er Babe in einem .eloi1e
in CANADA 3ufu4t sefanDen, no ollO le;r
8erfcl9ung etn Gnbe baben miIe. Inter
beden Derlieb ct Ntfntcnb unb trieb Iid /
ben Bergen BON 9enne6ee berun,, Bis 6
glaubte, fiber mad MenapbiS seben gu t5nne,
ro er BON ietnen 6reunoen perbcrsen se9aI
ten puroe, BIS er f6 se5tDunsen fat, MAJ
lrtanlas unD Geras tpeiter 3t fGiAten.
Der 0efansene III fart 9efenelt, aiBs
fben Tefela an 61nben unb GIBet, bat {
nr4 Susf fGrrrss erassus &mgtln an ren 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03
Som 4io OranSs.

Gtnem grtefe Dpm II. Sult aus @larf5z
Sile, Sera6, gu 6Ul9e, lino BON Soften Del
Ser. Staten bret Corps Dabtn (2era6) be.
crpert pprpen, pas 25., pa6 26. unO pas 4
Oas 25. mar an Der Miunpun9 bes Jtir
@,ranDe Gin Srasos) ltatipnirt, Das 26. rett
N1eilen bappn e~ntfernt, IN Glartptae, uro paS
4. mar nod in Stem Orleans. 0e9enilber
BON GlarfptQe lie9t Sagpap, Da5 BON mertfa=
niihen 9ruppen belebt lit. Gin She'll Der Ser.
ct. Gruppen BADEN pas Sltli@e ufer peS NtO
@ranbe belebt, beIonDer5 Brppnsptle, gegen=
iiber MatampraS in Niericp utb Die @egeno
Bis aur etapt gtiO @ranpe. Der 6luB 9let=
den NamenS 1T BON 300 CARDS brett unD
bis 6 SUP tief. Die S6iffabrt 1T Der Der
lhtepenen 3iefe beS 5luIe6 uno Der ptelen
&rilmmaneen tpe9en leDr iAtpieri9, 70 Dap
man 16 StunOen brau6t, UNI ppn Glarfpt0e
mad Matamcras GO Metlen) 3u ~9elan9et.
an Der 80 inbmn9 Des st .
F@ranbe 1tesen SO S4tffe, M et-
items fran3G1ti6e, bod liebt man ard
bic en9ltl6e unp amtertf. 8la99e utter ibnen
ipeben, Mian last, @artstilian babe nur 6
Bis 10000 Mann. Dieielben erbalten 20
gents per Sag, iebp6 feline 9tatipnen.
Sen. Gorilla (Nfertfaner) perlteB Sa9oar
am g.. Suit, nm ben 8efebl iber N1atanU :ae
ltott pes Generals Meita 3I itbernebnten, Der
mad MuntereY beorbert wuroe. = Der Opfr.
6 amarsp, Der pen Ser. Staaten bon ben
Siulpl1nbern ab9enpmmen lto an Die Strange
1em p~erfauft purDe, BAT btsber quite @el@afte
Dur@ 3wtl6enbanbel 9enna6t Der Gorrel=
ppnbert (SUn Glarfpt1e) 9laubt ni4t NIT lln=
re6t, Snfel Sam trerpe pteleS S6tf ebenir
,nriuidoerlan9en wte bic an Nerttp oerfauftet
WaAen. 50 a rtmtlta fol- III Der @s9eno
bes Ntc @ranbe ntdt beltebt letn, baeeeen
ToQen f4 Die fran36Fi9en ut,o ameritauil9en
5plpaten gut NIT chamber pertrd9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03
0as Mesiffrirnnss Gefct betrcfTemb

Gin Mitslteo pes Staatsi %e1ntes, G9arlel
$. Sbr, Der 3uslei6 MitslieO pss @pe,ial=
Committees mar, pas iber bas Gsetftrirul,es=
@eleb beridtet bat, SerDfentliGte &c terri einer
Nrtifel i'm rNmertcan", in Dem er our6 ge.
le9e na6wetit, pab nt9t aletn Dteienigen
tpelde ih6 bel Den &e~gitratpren peri Gnlid
melpen, fir iest uno Die 3utunft qualid3irl
pber bt6qualifi;irt fem ipQet, ionbern pab el
Die 9fidt Der &esiitrotOren fei, teoe Ser
ion, pbne llnteridieo (auseenpmmen BIT
SGpar5et) in benz 8ude auf Su3eiGnen UNI
i'm nnter cte qualif3trten prer pisqualt=
~i3irten 8abler gu iesen, Of CT segenwGrtia
poer tenpUrar abtpe1 enp IL.
gs mare alio bic 9ftdt Der 8esiitratureu
Elm allgemeines ger3ei9niB ~auf5uneb=
met, Oieienisen niGt aussenommen, tpelde
tsmpOrar abmeienp iinp cber Ii@ ni6t mel
ben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03

E SIR i~ntereFanten 2eisituf iiebe aud
Uterte Sete. ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03
Ole puGaatere bes s4iSes ,,ssm seelfOun,

Ser GGifs>8rcfer, Si1r 20. s. S&mibt's Gpbu, 70
8eaperIir., bat uns bic na&itebenbe Qiae Der N~afiootsr,
bes unolldli&en rgDm geelion" auteftent. @opeit ala
@enaui9tsit bis buber mSsIle mar, hnb bic Npmeu be,
0eretteten, mel9e in Sret nit bent Dompier 2afanett,
unb in SaDre nit bent Oretmafter Wercur9 aeIoubet. 70,
pie bic, tpet9e ieitbem mad ct. Scbns, Nemfcunblanb,
9ebraht pnrOeu, nit einem 4 be5ei@net.
&eH, WtatbiaS, Utagoalene feline frau nebft &inberr. 6
Yeticntn, aus Yrut eurenburg.
6rant, Spbann, Sleiu, 9obanne, Sranf, Gotb.. sr,;u
GIilaDetb unb @atb., 5 4%eripneu, aus astnbeta,
Semipn, 6utert, Glrabstb feline Frau Il. Sinber' o aasrJ
Ipneu, aus Born, YreuBeu
Samiou, yticclanS, 'gnna feline frau uab Timber, 4 peri
aus Born, PreuBeu.
Samion, Setnitb, nne Emma Seturt4, 2 Reri, aus Born,
YrenBen.
SsSnuesmerseu, UliGsI, Sauitie, 4 gerIOneu, aus 9oru
Yrenben.
*So6 aOam abams, SAM, 5 YerI, aus Born, 9reuser
Sob 8iro as R~dt, @reuBen
Better Sarser, 6aurIte, 8 Peri, aus 3reiIinsen, 2urent.
Nii8el 2eierfein, Sam, 3 Yerl, aus 0letinsen
9o9aitneS @ancerterSe, Gam, 5 Beticneu, aus Dreii&Sr
Sclanb
Sacob &srsefer, Sean Bant er6erse, Gam, 5 Per1, aus
Sreiider, Splanb
*g8m 9eIe, Aam, 6 Rerf, aus DreiI9Dr, Solant.
*Sprnelius @ernabuc, Gam, 3 9elL DreiiGpr, SoGanl
Daniel ban Ger Saoe, aus 0reii4or, Soaanb
*SpbanneS @i5 -, aus 0reiiGor, Solanb
9isa alauiie, Sam, 4 Beri, aus Drcii&Or, SOIanS
#Seon Sanberberge, aus DreiiGpr, SoQanb
Marsaretbe &p9lert, aus @ppelsbeint. SeiIen
@epr8 Oioi, SAM, 4 Peri, aus Mipu5ernbeiu, SeIen
%&pnrab &ippe5
8tilip RGbI unb 6rau
GSid unb Sr9n, @ebbarb .
Gath 2spu aus SeBlOd, Se1en
9tic @uSeller, Mal5mu@elbaG, greusen
Sob Sein5, 6reiliuSen, YreuBen
@briitcrb S9ditr, Sam, 4 Peri, Gilu1, @reuseu
Gran5 @lubert, Sam, 6 &eri
@e1@riiter @jriio1, 2
6ran5 aden, S6ermeis
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03

Wfi,tual=Scneht
2ebenseS er1i6erungs @prrp. Don Stem SerIep.
xEm. y. 9Sebb, Neent,
" o. SO Secpab StraBe.
&neet1uftes Gapttat Iter a. OOO 600
Wetn 6eeenfctttg.
Der game @etrtnn trrnmt ben @erH6srten III gute
Sdbrltfe DtStbenoe so 9SrpSeut!
DerfdtruneSf5eine rtrten rca bent neuen NIB bpruid.
rem 3etn Sabr- t2ebtns.) Mot SeriaGenpen . / q II
G~uSsefeut.
Nns Der srpben 2iRe BON fpl@en, bic In tiefer gpnpaerst
berf&ert tnb- nenae tG nur bic ~frlsenken teutTden Setrcn
oIs Re~ ertr3en:
5trrsG brtftan ar, SeS. 5enrb S6etb,
~ S u @hatIeS Yrd1t Or SGpt SAmtet,
GtriHepb 5tn,t1s - 81 Qtebte,
- 5enrp 9 tarter, n Eereineub Sdieneemp,
9ltuiar 9anhptn8, =. Sp.I u 0etDnann,
SDbn 81 Geemdner, 9err g1nt G6aS &aSbart,
9eure u . 8rtnt n Trebf Sharp
n QDais Nsbed. &barlet Yltttfnbprf
= @lics 5psentprf Saceb Sesstr,
gDm PAUL, y TtDS BED,
j VI q uttCf u 1teCopr Sceser,
Saerb Grntnber, - @bparb SftefI.
Ddpiere uno Builder, nit bruer SHfprmdttpn, gratis or
Nae frb tn hisfer Office ;u tdbsr. c29n1t3Gn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03

3u permiethen:

gu permietben:
Nnitanotee lettse Serren t6nnen faSns Aera,,,,ioe nsu
meol.rte Simmer NIT rSer Cbne G # er6lIteS. 8rr Suset.
te.nnee oeu'lGe &Ntt mtrb saranairt Gu rftd,en In Ser
gneineaneluns NO. SO IltenarlsRry SipiIten pratt snI
9-"IgE1. l3s 8 E)
gu pertaufen OOer su permietben.
YIN iretfOfiees NObnbaus tn SO. 40 VennIplrania MS..
TT tctort su %Serfaufen pOfr 3u bermietbtn. att pemfe BEN
IN stn S@lcf: reeftdft p%ertunhen, peltes nit gDerf,euo
sno oueit 3ubehSr eetauft nerbsn fam. Dds 9s:aI eiyret
TO- ISSSn aI1 FUR ctr en- Sto,e pter setrit!taft. SIN BIN
ItTn Wann1 behnfet f6 etn tIbides uab ee ~dumtees ninte Re
%Stbiuee. Ee Got bat 10 Bu6 NrCnt bei 100 1uB Sie,e. Wde
peteS 3u %trtraeen am gIase feibf. (bgnitCi
3u permietben auf IS Sabre Scale.
Stne @eIssenEsit eraer SlaFe tn Selce len an ter goltt.
more uno ShtD @tienbabn in gDeft- Ntrainien.
l } our ! SdnneisUfen (Burnace) UNI Giieuserf In Ner,
q, btneut9 NIT lem 5rantlin Sdmelacfen.
y FUR Sdbrietren pm Sc er=0dftetnsn
81 " NDbren SDn @er9Il.
~ " be @,as. Sdbrif.
81 " PIE S%prensnns e~rbtur3teer Sptle.
y gu c%ermtetben tatttf 8ieb, Ga m uub SSoe rims
Meele @etufe tno su MAIDEN lei & .bn SniPer Ga an.
6ee9n9teer 3uf eher, 9tefen So, gBefrerainien pter Ss; > 49,
.. z: @0Het NUrt1 9Obpien. Rew Series. Gut4-S1"
bh6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03

Neu nngcfnmmettc Maarcn.g
spit Fem SGiFe .Anna" empFn8 fCebed:
50 Sae srpbe neue brstte Stafsnt
% , nntttel hp, u lgssBS
SO - neue srrbt 3wetf&er,
N /. 9akitirnen,
IS y WrInt4rn,
"a - n Strft ta q a
1000 Gess neue Spu. Sdrtuat,
o5O Ne1ndueen, $685..
$50 ~ Rrduters u Enppi8.
0tiee Wdartn f6nnsn bonn BprO 6es SdtFes tiuGsR faS
Gait etlauit wetten BET :
8. u. NptbtI,
(1uIl7-l ND. $40 ID Baitimprefr.
u! CbtO H. Netp NOrf 8tate GabafH {!
20 Kitten Dedblatt, umtlatt uub GinInss, fkr f&6n
e~uptanetn unb ~ ~Sersaufen bet
Sp(epbS&rSbef.EFN 1N
NttO Rraamts Tfass nnhs 9rrtbasE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03
NreberlG @D1f ~. .,

Pratti6er Mr5t, Optrateur uno @eburtsbelfer,
.etet btermtt BEN 8ewptnern Son Wdfttnetrn unb urnsessnb
an, bag tr fA bier ntebsrs etaiien u. bic BON lem rerftcTbenen
Or. SeiIanb beippbnts Office, 499 LITE Str, 3rtfben Z Unb
s Ctr, ein9enpmmen bat.
Sir Mtht Remittel'e t6gliG BON 7-8u. MbeNbs (3aulnns
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-03
WO[0lnlton, o. 6.

@ Nrs NalDtMgtOn ullo uuageaenO belieDe
ftatt 8eitellnngen flr ben ,,@eders' gubicrie
ttoIlsn lpte .Wn3etgeaI 0tr6 ben Moentel SRI. 5.
Z. MisAfclNt. 121 e. CTR an r,ndhpn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

A DARKEY IN LUcX.-Brown, formerly
a livery-stable proprietor, on Sansome
street, belongs to the class usually denom-
mated " colored." He declares seriously
that he is q survivor of the Brother Jona-
than. At all events, he was booked as a
passenger on that Inflated steamer before
she left this port, and now survives to
bless his stars that he has lived under n
Government with diligent officers. He
makes profert of his own living self to
overthrow the hercsy, that honesty is
the best policy" To q slight infection Of
rascality he owes his preservation. As
we have stated, he was booked for a pas
sage to Portland on the Brother Jonathan,
and wa "all aboard" just as the, vessel
was about leaving, when the Sheriff pre-
sented himself with a document that pos
sessed the virtue of q ne Great regno.
Under the circumstances, it became eXpe-
dent for Brown to remain in the custody
of the officer, and so the steamer sailed to
her destruction, while the lucky negro
lives in con.entmen. and the station
house. It appears that Brown was sus-
pected of having put his property out of
his hands for the purpose Of ~defrauding
his creditors, and his attempt to leave the
State added confirmation to suspicion.
He may thank his creditors, who inter-
posed an obstacle to his departure, that
he is not now in the embrace of death,
grinning and staring at the mysteries Of
the deep Ocean caves.-S. F. Call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

OFFER FOB SALE, AT RrHB LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves. Tin Gsd Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock WIN DO bund vs1 con.
pls.e, having been carefully selected for this Mar.
ket.
The following comprises = part, .oaiy. Of our
stock: .... y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12
Notice to Tax Payers.

IN OClCO 10 Ink AyoCO'
OFFICE OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
" sloners Of Storey county, Virginia, August It'll,
lS5.-Notice Is hereby given. that the Assessment
Roll OF taxable property in Storey county u now IN
this Office for public inspection, and that this Board
win meet and sit a. q Board Of Equalization on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF August Instant. and ey.
cry day thereafter, Sundays excepted, until MN
DAY, the It'll day Of September, Inclusive, Tor ne
purpose OF hearing complaints, II any, thereon. BY
order of the Board.
aus ID LUClEN HERMANN, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12
A GREAT CuRIosITY.-We saw ycster

A GREAT CURIosITY.-We saw ycster-
tcrday, at the Office of the Scientific Press,
q mass of pctrifed wood, which had, at
some remote time, been oak, but which is
now a solid mass Of Ainty rock. In this
solid stone are several iron nails, which
were evidently driven into it when it was
in q woody condition. There arc traces
of several other nails having been in the
fragment, but they have decayed, as the
space they occupied has been filed with
limestone. We filed the remaining nails,
and satisfied ourself that they were vcri.
table iron. When, where, o. by what
race of beings these nails were driven into
this stone, is one Of those great insoluble
mysteries that afford materials for count
less theories. But the fragment is, never
theless, a very great curiosity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

How TO GROW observation-disclosures
NAV outliye disease and become healthy
by proper attention to the laws Of their
physical constitution. By moderate and
daily exercise, man may become ac-
tive and strong in limb and muscle.
But to grow beautiful, how Age dims
the lus,re of the eye, pales the roses on
bcau,y's cheek, while crows-fcet, and fur
rows. and wrinkles, and lost teeth. and
eray hairs, and bald heads, and tottering
limbs, most sadly mar the human form
divine. But dim as the eye is, pallid ana
sunken as NAV be the face OF beauty ana
irail and feeble as may be that once strong
erect and manly body, the immortal oel,
just Acdging its wings for its home IL
heaven. may look through those taoea
windows as beautiful rs the dew-drop OF
Summers morning-as melting as the
glistening tear in affections morning-but
by growing kindly, by cultivating a sym
patty with all human kind. by cherishing
forbearance toward the follies and foibles
Of our race, and feeding. day by day, on
that love to God and man which lifts US
from the brute and makes us akin TO
angels. ESD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12
Dreadful Accident to nm Excursion
Train.

Dreadful Accident to nm Excursion
Train.
Some time ago E~nglishmen thought that
America was the only country in the
world where railroad accidents and steam
boat explosions could occur. There. trains
and steamboats, were supposed to plunge
into each other by special challenge, and
the nation in which such terrible catastro-
phe could occur. was believed to be in a
state Of unmitigated barbarism. But
now, unfortunately, Endland herself has
acquired the habit of supplying the SEN
s~ational portion Of the world with o regu-
lar feast of horrors. Hardly a week
passes without the announcement Of some
startling collision or explosion, by which
whole patches Of human beings are often
MANNED, mangled and murdered.
A shocking catastrophe occurred a few
days ago on the Shrewsbury and Chester
line of railroad. The excursion train,
driven by two engines, was proceeding
from Liverpool to Birmingham, at the
rapid rate of forty miles an hour, and hav-
ing on board about 1000 passengers. A
portion Of the line was undergoing repair,
and the workmen neglected, before the ar
rival of the train, to replace some keys
that had been Withdrawn. laundering
along at a fearful pace the heavy train of
cars entered upon this portion of the line,
the rails began to yield to the pressure,
the cars began to oscillate, and before the
drivers could draw up the engines
dashed of the line in different directions.
The scene, they say. which followed, was
sickening, and battles description. One
was smashed to atoms, the other
was buried in the bolast, while from tho
fragments of both the kissing steam as
and mingling with the clouds of
dust, smothered and ~suffocated the shrek.
ing men, women and children. Eight per-
sons were killed on the spot, and some
fifty others were wounded so severely as
TO leave but little hope of their recovery.
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ARR1vALs.-By Pioneer stages-George
w Veacb. Mrs Treat, John Chinaman, 81
Kelly. Mrs Lille, Mrs Wills, Mrs Mcdonald,
MI, Campbell, Mrs Duncan, F B Huntoon,
Mr. Nourse, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Hill, Mrs Brabel.
By Overland stagcs-James McElroy, Mrs
Holmes, ] Francis and wife, C ] Garvey,
Thomas Demarest, Mrs Shaver, w A Ayerif,
George Bisk, E w Judkins.
DEPARruREs.-By Overland stage-James
Morse, VIM Hewlett, Ohalres Spring, James
Mason, VIM Meredith, Chas c Cole, John
Tanning.
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NJ h. r. Glbbon,-Thi. celebrated

physician has returned to San Francisco after IN
absence of IL year, during which time he has Wis
i,cd the prominent hospitals in the United States,
England. ireland, Scotland ana France. and har.
ing carefully studied the different modes Of treat
,nent in these establishments, comes back with
full knowledge Us TO proper adoption Of them In
in III. ~efrecting of cures here. He has resumed
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street. where his old patients viii fnd him, and
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foupa ii in another column. myl5 3m
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orders. use Browns Bronchial Troches." haV'
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The Troches are highly recommended and pre-.
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The Folsom Telegraph says it is cur
rently reported that the Messrs. Robinson
have sold out their entire interests in the
Sacramento Valley Railroad, to George
F. Bragg and Louis McLane.
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