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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-13

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plsapure Of annoupeiI.s that no hasreturned :.
this State, after an absence Of one year, dufinI
which time he has visited all the principal hosp
tails OF Europe amopR them those OF Duonh;
London and Paris. The following celebrated
hoIp!t.lIof London are snons thS5s yi.i!sa W
Bartholomew .smltbneld 81. Luke's. Oldaireei'
81, NRry'a, Camb. Place, Pad; Lock, harro"
road; Uhiveriitx, Cover street; Westniins'eT;
srosd sssneiuaryi cha,ins Croa., Agar street
Gray'yInn road Kings Cottage, Porthgalsiri.
DOCTOR 0IBB0E has also visited DOCTOR
Acton Of London, Parker OF birmingham: ing.
land; and Rieord Of Paris; who are considered
and whose authority 10 asb uowledgedt 10 be the
highest In the treatment Of ee1ualD iseasei.
DOCTOR GIBBON has obtained from them
thsif new mode Of treatment. whieh espnoi o~
DOCTOR oIBBoR has spared neither time
nor money In seeking out new remedies, and bar
returned With new faeilltIesforths slleviationoi
Horrible Diseases.
3 How many thousands of'perSons, beth inan
and female, are there who are suffering out T.
miserable exigtanes from the effects Of seereiib
dulgences, or from virus absorbed Into the syt
tent Look at their pallld, emAeiated and di'
ngufed fAccIand theIr brokcndown constitutions.
or the enjoyment OF file. niiix horrId situation
thousands suffer until death closes The resp-.
Let parents, guardians. friends. attend 10 thot'
who are suffering with any ofthest horriblt, life
destroying malAdies-so that they are cared i'i
and cured before u be too late. Send them In
rnsdlnteIy TO Doctor Gibbon. n physician Who hb'
made prIvAtcdlIeases hisespeeials study for
and whoIs cartalp to cure the most inyeterair
cases without mercury or any other Injurious
drugs. ills Important to those who are afiic''d.
or to those who are Intersstrd In the welfare OF
their friends, TO bs careful Of the many pretended
doctors who Infest sllcities, publishing iheir skin
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Or. Perrauitis tho only agent 10 C%allforniafci
Dt, Bots Female Monthly Pills 'Thclri wmsni,
sale has established th~if reputation AZ 4 female
re,nedy, unaHpronehed, saA farin advanesofsv'
cry otb1Brshedy ht suppfcsstcun antjrfyguier
Itis, and other distractions In females. On the
receipt Of nvS dolisrs. these Pills yilibs lent BY
mall or express to any part oftbs world, secure
from curiosity ordamRge. 49,. f
Persons nj 4 distance can be cured u home, BY
ADDRESSING . letter to DR.. Perrault, corner o.
sSeramento aud Montgomery streets. Rooms. 10
asd H. or Boz 973, PostOfice. San Pfancitco. sta.
ting tho case Al minutsly - porsible, Eeneraihab'
I'll ofiIving, occupation, etc. etc.
lAiicommunieations eonhdrntisl. nr3o-ly
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Notice No. 81.
REoIsTER'S OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. MY.

bANSON VIII Nhts
February -, 1865.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. d.
IN Fry has this day filed In this Office u dla-
gram. together with n Notice Of Application for
Patent from tho United States. under Act ofCon.
grcss approved July 90. 1866, for thirty sto.l 900
feet OF the Comstoek Lode. In tho Gold I'M Min.
Ing District. Storey county, Nevada Said claim
/. bounded on the North by tho Alpha Gold Hin
Company. aud on tho South by the Imperial Sill.
yer Mining Company. and IL more particularly do
acribed as follows to wit: Commencing at post
"a which IL situated North, righty.four degrees
and fny.four minutes (s4o SO Fast, distant 40
feet from the South east corner OF the Imperial
and Empire shaft, running thence South 80 IL.
w, 80 si9.l.OOO feet to post D." thence N. 30
%, w. l.051 500 feet. thence n. 80 81, w. q
80 100 feet, thence ". s9o &C.. W. Il 75.lN feet,
thence ". s4o I6'. W. Sci 7,l00 feet 10 post &C"
thence n. 80 ~. 4. 30 si9-l0o feet TO post "D."
thence 8. 80 IG. Z. 5si 7.lO0 feet. thence =. $50
GO, Z. Il 1910 frot. thence y. slo3i', +. % $500
feet, thence s. 73o &c. L. LOST 5 10 feet to place
Of beginning. containing one and hft-en.hun.
dredths acres. and Is more fully shown by the
diagram and notice posted on the elnim and in
this Office.
WARREN T. L0CKHART. Register.
IN
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And In necordAnes'with law. and an order bf
the Board Of Trustees, mnde on the TWENTY.
FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY. laos. No many
shares Of each parcel Of said stock rs may bs
neceyyary, will be- sold ut pubiic auction. TO The
highest bidder, 1T the office Of the Secretary. mt
Silver City. Lyon county. Nevada, on SA1CR.
DAY, TfE TWENTY EIGtITH DAY OF
MARCH. 1885,, between the hours OIL md = y.
Of that day. for cssh 10 United States Gold Coin.
to ply said delinquent assessment thereon, 10.
gether with cost, Of advertising and s1P.nses OF
sale. .sltD. L. HASTINGS. S-erutary.
Silver City, Feb. ", 1855. VI, I'm
The above sal- Is hereby postponed untllSAT.
URpAY. April IL 1900, 1t the SAINT hour aud
place. BY iorderio OF the Board Of Trustees.
'f.ut d. l.. HASTINGS. Secretary.
Silver City. March "a. 1863. .mie7 I'd
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Aud In secoriasco MIN fsw. NM On ordrr OF
the Board Of TSusiseso ipsde w the rIghisrnth
day Of February, 1893, so mRny shares Of each
be sold nj public auction by ". Maurice Dorc
& Co., No. 3a7 Montgomery street. Ban Fran.
cisco. Cal on SATURDAY, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF APRIL. 1868. atihe hour OF IL o'clock
". Of said day. to pay said delinquent asseSs'
mont thereon. together with costs OF advertising
A. NOEL, Secretary.
0fice. 607 Washington street, San Praneiseo,
California. "'i.' "h'''f1 81 inh2o I'd
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ReIonuIux 10 John Doe. Unkuowp

Hal...... rs
Rarfy James, unsurveyod portion OF land
above American Flat road. adjoining lot
%, block I, range 5 81
BALL p. part Of lot IS, block range u 10 GO
Bauer Christian, 8 25 feet, lot 80. block Z,
range Jt
BarItow Susan A, lot S. block 9, rungeP 81 90
/" lot 10, block !. rangs v 10 30
Briggs John Dos. lot "a. block Q range G 4 SO
Cdlihnn Mat. lot 30, block D., ranged o.. 3 05'
Carroll y, lot II, block 9, range = .:... 3 05
LOTT LOT q. block 8. range D...... ls 80,
Floyd, improvements on Caledonia Com.
pAy's ground 30oI
Flsmulng J J lot u, block J, range o.. IS Is
Fitzpatrick N, lot 80. block g. range n. IL 20
Farrell James, Improvement lot ~, block
Grange 70
Gagnon J D. lot ., block 3. rnngc D.. 10 30
HamblIn O, lot 10, block I. range D.. 6 10
Hearty Mich asl, lot onN Y Sido OF Tun
mel roll.road 4Ofcet more orless block
!; rsnsr Io, block !. ranrc 4s so
HuchIns james. lot 90, block !, rsngeL. 9B
Lafsr Alfred, lot n, block !, range D.. 36 so
{" " lot q. block l range D.. IS s
Lincoln Daniel. improvements on lot 50.
N.yon Jamc,' Int l6. b,ockl, rangeD.. 10 IS.
Mcdonald J u, tot Ao. block !. rangr O. 3O5
iot Ia, biosk !. rangs Is IS
Nrlson & Deahm. Old Michigan works;
block !. rHnge 81 10
Nr rnnss I55 IS
Parker Thomas. lot I, block l. range o.. 81 90
lot3s block /, range o.. - aS
" lot 80. block !. range o.. . Is
Patten Patrick, lot 81. block l range F.. 81
81" " lot IL, block 7, range D.. @ 10
Piandy John, lot II. block 9, range H.. 4 50
Roach Amos. 200 feet OF bot Sc, block @.
.uN0a y UD
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CAUTION.

rIHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that the following Certificates Of Stock OF
yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company wero this
day soli at public auction. to the highest bidder
for assessments. In front OF the Company's Office
In Gold Hill Storey county. Nevada. according
70 public noties. In conformity with the bylaws
OF tho Company. and laws Of Nevada. and arc
cautioned against purchasing, or nego-
tiaiinE for said stock. rs the same will not be
transferred by the Secretary.
Names. No. Certk Hhrs. No. shs sold
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Midwifery
OFRICE-6S SOUTH G STREET., sp.
positc Wells, Fargo & TO.
N o NJ %

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF Ned
i lclne. based upon the laws OF nature. Seven.
ty.fve yearsof experience have proved that one.
half ofthosed dying Mt an early age can BE- saved.
Homeopathy cures all durable diseases psrma.
pently. which have resisted tho skill Of the best
practitioners Of any Of the old medical system.
for years.
Homeopathy aims tocradicatedi.esses entirely;
TO cure sure and easy. without bleeding, blister.
ing. cauterizing or dragging. TO prolong hfc aud
Lessen the number Of sick days.
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n..... .u.e mI.I.u C.nnnnI.,

Dnyteh Sttscr ~ ~
nevada. There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account Of assessment
| No. IL lsyi-doRthv TW KNTY-FoURrn DAY
1 OF JANUARY, 1868. the several amounts set
opposite tho nr'nea OF the respective shsrehold.
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9 a X: r ".

IT.
II Is ono Of the r~rcalest triumphs Of Homo.
opathy 10 dispense with the opsr alton Of Ampu.
tation and Excelsior. In more than tvo.thirds Of
parts, which Allopathy would have consiened to
thcknifs.
Fractures and serious wounds nre healed In
less time, and with leH pain. than under any
other mode Of treatment.
Homeopathy . fulfilling u mi,sion whose end
h the overthrow Of all other modes Of cure, and
the establishment Of Its own complete and per.
manent rule.
HOMEOPATHY n LiYE ASSURANCE. The
Dlrpctsrs Of London Life Assurance Office
tho General Providrnt". ut Its recent meeting
have placed on record their opinion That per.
sons treated by the Homeopathy system enjoy
moro robust health. are less frequently Attacked
rapidly than those treated by any other system;
that with respect to the moro fatal classes Of dis.
ease the mortality under Homeopathy ID small In
comparison withthat Of Allopathy;. that there
arc diseases mot durable Al all nader tho latter
system, which are perfectly durable under the
former; finally, thatthe medicines prescribed BY
Hommophathxtp do not injurs tho eonsttulion,
whereas those employed by AlloPaths not an
frequently entail the most serlous. and In mmy
instances, fatal consequence" Tho Director
further propose to summon a msotiug Of tho
shareholders to lay before them the facts they
hate collected. and the declslon az which they
have arrived, namely; ITO open . special sec.
,Ion for persons treated BY Homeopathic sya.
TEN, ut q lower rate OF premium than that
charged on other liveG"-LoHdos (EnS.) o..
serrer.
Virginia, March. Q. 1868. mr2.tf
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~PRRFU.nRRs, LABELS, &c.

Are unsurpassed by those Of any other establish
mont In tho Territory. We devote special atten
tlon to this branch OF the business, and are cor
tlnuslly adding TO our already extensive and vel
appointed assortment Of material.
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JIlials.II sad silver skIninxCs,.

pGuy-VIneihis Mining Dflrict, Si6Irs Iothty,
kievlda 4EbtIee.4T6ere arr dcllndpriJ Upon
Tho following described rock, on Srr}nnt ~ Hs.
Iesnhent levied on tho eghtsrnthHihy At PShta.
airy, ls6e, tho several an0unts vet opposite the
pamks OF the respective slIlreholdens.G ns fol.
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TO THE
psxw REMRDiEsi NEW REMEDIES
b DR.. Gibbons DispenSary,
STREET.

HEKEARHY STREET
~i Cor. Commercial. Gan
Frauciseo sstsblishsdin 1854,
for the trestment Of Sexual
and Seminal DIseases. suchh rs
Gonorrh1A,.Glsst Structure,
'Sypllllsin al Its forms, Semi.
AL weakness, Inpotsuey.
etc. Skin Diseases (of yearr
stsndinglnnd liberated Legs
yueeessinlly treated:
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l Add In necordmce With Law, aud un 'ordkr of
1.-THE Bogrd 81 TrustSss, made on Ithus = twentieth
day bf Juiauy, 1893 10 nnanyinhirI bf osch
parcel Of saldSlo d may h. Reessary. wplks
| Dors & Co, No. 81 Montgomery street. San
Franekcs. calInrnIs, o. tho SNTEENFHihAY,
| or APRIL, 1868. at the hour Of l2D'clock Mot
said day, to pay sud delLAqnspt lIs there
on, togs,her with costs. Of adyeriidpE And ex.
.SsoIT n. .BswiAdARD. s.srst.ry. 3
Once eos CahfosuiH street, saa irsncisea
CnllforniA NM L mEhnr.I ,mlI1O-LM
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT sALg.

Keanarss MinisaOsmIaay,-becn.
Callfo9ts, Notcs-Tks IRE are dsIinqarpt p..sn
the following dsieribsd stock. on account IA.
sesshent leyisd on ahs rwentieth day OF JShu.
1885. the several spounts set opposite The
nainssbf the respective SharehbhlcrS. as follows:
Names, slENoIC eytk Shares. ~ > Amt.
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NO. ~.

AnOrdinanco 10 Prevent Rud Punisis
Disordrriy Couduet--Pn-scd AuG.
ALn.lSR1. Ii.
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Female. Monthly Pills.

Ladies' nj Altering from any complaintlncldsntnl
o,their sex. can sepsal, tie Dpetei- With the as.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. #. KILLER,
Homeopathic Physician
o. AND U
SUR aE NJ.

DIR. miller pays P.r,ieuinr A,te.,i.n
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Medical and Operative Surgery
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STOCK CERTIFICATES
HOW R
FANCY POSTING BILLS.

(From a single Shoe. to the Largest Mammoth
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Application for Patent.

jy3.90d
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Application for Patent.

WARREN I. LoCKHART, /,
~. ls6T.-3m R.giste
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08

demands the immediate restoration of all the
ccouthren States; amnesty for all political Of
fences; that the suffrage be left to the States :;
payment oil the public debt in greenbacks, ex-
cept where made specially payable in coin :;
equal taxation of property, including Govern
ment bonds; abolition Of the Freedmen's Bu
rieau, and OF the inpuisitorial modes of collect
ing revenue; tariff for revenue, and such equal
Internal taxation as will afford incidental protec-
ton to Industry; subordination of the military
TO the civil power; and equal rights and pro-
'ection Tor native and adopted citizens. On
Mo'lon OF Mr.. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, the
CohHentlon proceeded to nominate candidates
Tor President. The Ohio delegation nominat-
ed ed Pendleton; New York, Sanford E. Church !;
rtennsylvania, Asa Packer, New Jersey, Joel
Parker; Tennessee, Andrew johnson; Con-
nectlcut, John f. English Maine, Gen. Han
cock Wisconsin, Jas. r. Doolittle Six bal
iotS I were had, Pendleton receiving lO5 on the
hrst. and 1921 on the sixth. Andrew johnson
received 45 on the first, and q on the sixth !:
Hancock II 50! on the first, and 47 on the sixth !;
HHendrlcks Il on the first, and 80 on the sixth.
new 1S ork and Pennsylvania voted straight for
Cnurch and Packer throughout There being
no NO choice, the Convention adjourned until
Wednesday,
The convention is still in session as we 90 to
press. Fourteen ballots have been had for
candidate, without a choice. Pendleton is
ahead Hancock next and Hendricks next.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08

MIDDLETOwN ITEMS MdNetoen rersus
OoeSSa.-AnOther trotting match came offover
the Warwick course, on Wednesday, between
Mr.. Thos. Cochran S bay horse, and Mr.. II. G.
Hayes horse, of Odessa. sThese are consider.
ed the two fastest horses in this vicinity. Mr..
Cochran 5 horse was again victorious, time not
stated. Transcript.
The old Brass Band of Middetown is reor-
ganlzlng. 1t used to be famous.
Mr. Davis, contractor for the stonework Of
the new town Hall, at Middletown, commenced
operations on Monday week, and is making
excellent progress. The corner stone is to he
laid with Masonic ce remonies, which will be
conducted by Union Lodge, No. 5, ofthe town.
A new brass band is practicing, to be ready for
the occasion.
The funds of the Mddletown Building and
Loan Association, sold at the last monthly
meeting, on Thursday evening last, at 3Oi per
cent premium.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08

:. A WORTHY ACT ON THE pARro FA Co1oprn
MAN.-A colored man in Richmond Va, John
l ID.aDney by name, purchased his freedom from
his mistress just before the war, for 50, 600.
agreeing to pay the amount by installments -
During the pendency of the struggle he paid
about one half of it in Confederate currency,
which was at last so deprecated in value thai
his late mistress requested him to discontinue
the the payments until the close of the conflict
W hen slavery was abolished the debt was, of
course no longer due; but notwithstanding he
was advised against snch a course, Dabnev
lately transmitted to his old mistress, now in
INDECENT circumstances, 5000 in greenbacks
being the balance of the $4,000 he had con-
tracted to pay. 00"'
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08
GROUNDLESS OBJECTIONS.

Injections are sometimes raised certain medicines on
Su' 9r"ul mat they cure diseases ro
ct"n Will show tn" shaowness Of such an ar,nnrt TO-
i me ilcinal drug Of that is nor snd
'I' man one disease. The why Nj hlcr Herb Rt
N cures :" MANY diseases is il is the nSt ran,j,
Vrr'l If deranE"d stomach ,lvsnepSia and he
ihr ~" mn system strcngt hens the nervous
hi"S n" standard of all the vital tr.ns and s
mos i''I' ul tone nf the rnr. human organism N.I,""
~ ,S IS WIZ cc any disease for the simple that
W 40 u' rest 1t i diseas,
I'M ' n" tancr of protective medication were rnpnaly
. " an'y ~ III" land would risk hrng without thi.
- l>'h"1 Remedy for single day Sold hv all dr.,
Pa. ~ " N'' iioPr'et"rs' Lancaster,
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-As the night ex-
press on the Delaware Railroad was passing
wyoming station, about quarter past O clock
Thursday morning, it ran into some Freight
ears which by carelessness had been left stand.
ing on the track. AS the train was running at
a rapid rate, there was a terrific smash. The
entire front of the locomotive the Delaware
was completely stove in, and the smoke stack
dlolodged from its position The baggage and
express cars were thrown from the track. but
ana not sustain any material damage the
freight cars were totally demolished No one
was injured. In consequence of this accident,
the Morning Express was detained and did not
reach Dover until long after its usual time
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08

IHE KENT AND QUEEN ANNE's RA1LRo.Ds
Last week we announced that committee
OF the Kent county Railroad were to meet .
committee of the Queen Anne 5 road % deter.
mine whether the Delaware terminus shall ba
at townsend Or Middletown, The Cq,mDto.
mtah says:
conference meeting took place at Mington The Queen
nnHe company was 10y Col L. VI Robars NJ,
kRS anu Dr. Crane; the Kent Road by Thomas + SbaIc
% . HeeS Aftera free and full discussion of the pro
P't' OF junction of the roads at NIa.sav f,r,
e"ce 10 The Delaware road Townsend it wss the onr
eiueu majority present that the interests of botb
companies would be advaucd hy junction with tl Dl
.u mat polt and they separated in the confident beif
a. 'e meeting OF the directors of the Kent road bav will
'p' 'e same; and in that section of the rsI from
:" townsend will be immediately put under contract
ance to that effect. " T'''e @SSuF-
eento thi4 junction being adopted nearly 800 ooo
VIII oe spent by the Queen Anne and Delaware t,r| -
Aen County whereas if the Kent COMPANY b.rsts r. ,
" u''e'"Wh t'at Company will hav" to expenl a larle
amount in Cecil county and Delaware bes3cs d.a,i 49,
opening of both roads, '''s "e
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08
STATE AND LOCALS.

1HE 4TH IN SMYRNA.-Contrary to all ex-
pcctatiOns, the 4th was celebrated in this town.
ana though unexpectedly, quite successfully
In accordance with the suggestions of cores
pondsIt in our issue Of the 24th ult., child
ren celebration was held The scholars of
the various schools formed in procession at
Smyrna Seminary at % o'clock, headed by the
Union Brass Band, followed by the Democrat
Brass Band and marched to the upper school
house MIR. Pennewilr s-where a prepara-
ton had been made for the occasion. An or
ganzation took place at the Seminary before
the procession moved, by appointing Master
Jos. ii. Huntington, chairman. The little folks
dressed mostly in white, made quite long pro-
ceSslOn, and attracted great attention. On ar
r!vlng at the place of meeting, after music by
the brass band, the children sang "My coun-
try It's OF thee, accompanied by the string
band after which a prayer was delivered by
kev. Mr. Gregg. Master Richard s. Culbreth
read the Declaration Of Independence, for
which he was highly complimented by the
speakers. Short addresses were delivered bv
itev Mr.. Gracey, Rev. Dr. M0rsell, II. Robert
remington. VIM. +. c. Morsell aud Rev. Mr..
Uregg; Music, alternately by the brass and
strlng band, lnterSperSed the exercises, which
closed at l29 o clock with the benediction bv
hev Mr.. Mccoy. The meeting WAS asuccess.
In the afternoon nothing was done every
Dne was looking for cool spot to prevent liqui-
faction. AT night fireworks were discharged
ana ice cream consumed. Business was not
suspended by the merchants
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08

KEEPING THE DAY.-There have been men
and women who, rejecting as fable the whole
record of historical Christianity, have held
general meetings for the vindica ton and the
promul CATION of their incredulity but we have
never heard of any In6del Convention which
had the audacity to appropriate to its own
skeptlcal uses the hallowed birthday of Our
Savior. We offer this illustration of the ab-
on the Fourth of July in no irreyerent sn;r;t
1t will occur undoubtedly to many serions
minds, and it naturally springs from the self.
suggesting analogy between religious and no
lltlcal apostasy.-N y Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-08

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-On Friday night
week, in Wilmington, Elizabeth Dobbs,
young woman of easy virtue, attempted to com
NIT suicide by throwing herself into the Chris
tiana, and thereby, if possible, dispose of her
self in summary manner She was, however,
prevented from accomplishing this design upon
her life, by young man who accidentally saw
her strange actions. This is the second time
within month that Elizabeth has attempted to
get rid of a life that has become burdensome
to her. When she made the attempt on the
hrst occasion, she so far carried out her pur-
pose as to get into the water from which she
was rescued by lad, who jumped overheard
and dragged her out. -RepuJhican.