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REpoRTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
Ixpr,NApoI.Is. July %.

INDIANAPOLIS, July %.
Two men. James Williams and Sam Mon
roe drunk and asleep on the track of the L..
G.. r. l., Railroad. were run over by this
mornings train from Latactte. Williams
cannot live hut Monroe will probably re-
tower minus his left foot, which has been
amputated.
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Fxtrnct from letter from Hon NATHAN Ivr-Er,
Comfy JUDO of Shelby Co.. Iowa Gated IIarlan
April l3. 1851 1t IL decidedly preferred to an. lin.
alnent sold In this section.
Extract OF letter from SANuSL :. llUPP, dated
Falisburg ohio, July Il, ls66In June lat. Henry
Shatsc had y-arliiig colt that lad what -rp
p' sca TO b. Dypthcr1a for more than ten dIysp
that II could not ett. AMI ihr throat swollen nm,s
shut. and the Use Of three four applications Of
the dollar bottles did the dn.iled effect.
F.om A q. MEL, Iewisville. CUschOcton Co, o.
March lS52--l have used YOUR Garsling Oil for the
Scratches on my horse, and it cuicd it with tie is
application.
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NorIcE.. All persons indebted to us will
please call and set; e. as all accounts must
be closed up within twenty days.
A. d. MILLER l. CO.
July Is, 80. H.
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In New York the cheapness of market.
ing is only explained by the dullness of
business generally. You can buy new po-
tatoes from the country wagons at so cents
per bushel and cabbage at 81 per hundred.
New corn is just coming in, and brings
81 % per hundred ears. Melons from
florida have been among the delcucips.
aud MS TIE large hClc.s uust have rl ~
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From DR.. +. W ELr's. Ga, Jan. 4, 1850 If
coud receive both boxes of the Gargiins Oil it viii
not be too much, "a | thin could soon find sale
for 1t nll the inquiry being frequent since IL is sup
posed that h ave II fer sale.
From DIR. WM. y. MCCALL, Chamois, Mo, Nov q,
ISJS.-Your Gargling Oil stakin, the snincoG from
all the inimenis of the day. II yon desired them,
! could procure dozens of certificates from thurt
who have been cured By il
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T. D. TAYLOR. OF Concord, XIV, says the Gargllnr
Oh cured horse OF his, iniur. d while ploughing by
attempting 10 -rp over stump. almost scvcrin.. his
thigh from the body; also that he has used II in his
family for fifteen years and Is III, best remedy for
Cuts, Burns. Bruises Frost Bites, Strains, Rheum.
atism, etc, he ever used.
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Divine Services.

Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clock P. n.
Rev. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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NJ, F. CHURCH.

NJ. F.. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and
TX p. N. Sabbath School attwelve o'clock
NJ. Seats free. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to oil.
REV. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAULS (Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass OF 1C14 n. M.
Vcsper and Benediction OF the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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From DIR. J =. TgnRELL. Warren. Ind, March
1861 am engaged in the practice Of medicine.
and find your Garglin. Oil an extremely ctlicic !
remedy in all cascr where All external application
Ia indicated.
From DR. G. r. NBAL. Hurris, Iowa, Dec. ~, lsjf
Il have praciiced medicine in this county sevcn
years and cheerfully recommend your Garsliug OH
as the best inamcnt In use
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CrOckcPy--Fur all kinds 90 to REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD & Co.'S, No. II Centre street, oppo
site tue Post OHice. Oil City, Pa.
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From CRuMP 4 DRos Cochrano Landing, Ohio,
Nov. 90 lS.6-We are pleased with your med cine
II has been the ans Of curing great number Of
different diseases upon persons, as n-o upon horses.
We think it cures all You recommend 1t to do We
want You To send IL the larger proportion OF the
variety for Family usc, in small bottles
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Carpets, of every quality and description, at
REYNOLDS, BRODHEAD ~ cos, No. IL Centre
Street, opposite the p. o., Oil City, Pa.
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new lot Of the celebrated !. X T.. Knives jns
received at the POST OFFICE.
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All accounts not settled Immediately, Will hc LEFT
with mn officer foI.:collection. ~
AprAtf REYNOLDS u Co
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=, q. r, .%.'.., .- =
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The finest Plug Tobacco at
w. ii. NICHOLSON a. Co 'R
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The very best pocket CuNery-Razrs and %Scls
sors-a,i warranted---at ". ". NICUOLSON'S.
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A. ID. MILLER i CO, have the agSnc, OF the
American Whip Co, and Western Whip Co.'S CT
gnrs, at Wholesale prices
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

A FRIGHTFUL RUSAwAY.-About II
o'clock yesterday forenoon a large
team attached to one OF the slaughter
house wagons became frightened on
Sacramento street, near Dupont, and
dashed down toward Kcarny street At n
terrific rate Of speed. Two men ex-
aiming q cistern in the street narrowly
escaped being killed. They were just
coming out of tho manhole. Chief
Engineer Whitney saw their danger,
ran toward the horses, and they SHE'D
to one side jus. enough to miss the
men. At tho corner of kearny and
Sacramento streets, the noar horse
struck his breast square against n
bydrant and fell. They were going
with such force that the hydrant was
knocked over aud the horse was
Strengthened stiff and apparently dead.
A man who had more presence Of mind
than the driver ran up TO the fallen
horse, pulled out his knife and bled
him several times in his mouth. Pres
emily the horse commenced 10 breathe
and struggle to get up, and was soon
able to be led to a stable. The pole OF
the wagon struck tho side Of the build
ing about an inch from tho window OF
the drug store. Take it all in all, it
was one of the most frightful runaways
that has occurred for some time.-SGn
Francisco Chronicle, Goth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

Coronsr's Jury returned q verdict
against two New York physicians,
Blanck and yoelker, who have been
committed to Jail.
The steamship Bremen, from Havre,
arrived of Sandy Hook yesterday and
went ashore on the east end of the
lower shoal. She remains there this
morning.
Tho Cargo of n Vessel on Fire.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 3O.-The ship
Sussex, from Mobile, with q cargo OIL
cotton and oil cake for Liverpool, has
been towed into this port with hel
cargo on fire. Steam pumps have been
sent for.
judgment for False Revenue Returns
CINCINNATI, April 30.-Judge Ballard,
District Judge OF the Northern District
of Kentucky, yesterday rendered judg'
ment for 81, 900 against James Goodgt
in favor of the United States, for re-
turning tobacco manufactured lower
than the real value.
Fire In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30.--The buili
ing on the corner Of Twenty.first and
Race streets, built for q skating rink
and used for the Odd Fellows bal
Monday night, was destroyed by fir
last night. The building was thu
largest in the country. The dancing
aoor comfortably accommodated 5000
persons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

4 BILL has been introduced by Mr..
Rice in the United States Senate to Sc
cure the construction of an lnterna-
tional Pacific Railroad from Cairo to
some poiut on the Rio Grande, in the
direction Of San Bias or Mazatlan. The
company constructing the road is to
have the privilege of issuing bonds to
the amount Of $4,000 per mile, run.
ming for so years, and bearing six per
cent. annual interest, which i~nteres,
shall be paid by the Treasury Of the
United States. No provision is made
for the construction in Mexico, nor dc
we sec any probability of the construc'
ton of the road, AS proposed, in our
territory, il the bill should pass. II
the Southern Pacific Railroad should
strike the Rio Graude in latitude $50
So, or At Ell Paso, in 800, a branch
could be built conveniently to Quay.
mas or Nazatlan. That would be the
cheapest plan of reaching the Mexican
coast by rail. Mr. Rice's bill seems de-
signed rather to accommodate Cairo
than Mexico.-Ahd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

ACCUSING CrrRrAS.-This, you know,
is near the moving season in Gotham.
Some weeks ago n noted courtesan see
ing an advertisement Of a handsome
house for sale in Fifth avenue, pur'
chased il, under. an assumed name, ior
the price uamed-S6o, 900 She moved
into it at once, and continued her es'
t~ablishmeut, formerly in Crosby street,
to the great scandal and indignation o,
her fashionable neighbors. They tried
to get her out by law, but they coulc
proye nothing against her, though
everybody knew her calling. She wa:
approached by agents, who offered hel
$40, 900 to move. She declined. The!
named S40,O 900 as a bonus, but she con
tinued obdurate. At last they paid hei
$3.50, 900 to 60, and she went. The
shrewd woman cleared 100000 in less
than a month by rendering her absence
more desirable than her company.-NsT
York Letter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

BETTER Go SEow.-Is is great fun for
q lot of sixteen years old girls to get
together at home, dress one Of theiT
number in a suit OF the brothers best,
and thus for the nonce improvise a nice
young beau to play the polite to the
'bevy Of girls about him, or, as the
case generally turns out, for the girls
to raise the very old nick with. All
this at home is very well, but where the
young would-be spark carries the game
so far as to appear upon the streets in
bes false attire and burnt cork whisk-
Crs, it is quite another thing, parsieu-
larly if she gets caught at it, as was
one up town the other evening. That
girl painted for notoriety and came near
getting it.-Saeramento Record.
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BY TELEGRAPH
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, May Ia P. NJ
Arrived, steamer Osizaba, from San
Diego, with 40 passengers.
The steamer Arizona sailed from
New York to-day, with 900 passenger:
and 1904 tons of freight.
Passengers hence per steamer Con
stitu,iou April 9th, arrived in New
York to-day.
Gold has advanced to l343.
Seyenty.oue death, are reported a
the Health office this week; two from
smallpox.
Two new cases Of smallpox reported
during the week.
Livery stable keepers have employed
policemen to patrol the Cliff House
road and drives Sundays and holidays,
to make arrests of persons abusing
horses by fast driving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

IT has been found by experiment that
dry, pulverized earth makes an excel
lent dressing for ulcers and purulen'
wounds. 1t not only absorbs the bad
odor arising from the matter. discharged,
but seems to exercise a healing intlu-
snco, causing a healthy granulation to
take place and greatly diminishing the
Inflammation. If all is true that is
claimed of this new curative agent, it
is n discovery only exceeded in import
auce by that of quiniuo for fever and
ague, ether and chloroform rs anasthe-
tics, and belladonna as a remedy for
scarlet fever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

RAISING THE DsAD-THs BODY OF
GERALD EATON EXHIBITS SYMPTOMS or
Acknowledgements were made by tho
friends Of the condemned to have an Of.
fort made to resuscitate the body. Ac-
cordiugly, q committee appointed for
the purpose were in waiting at tho pris-
on at the time of the execution, and the
body, wrapped in blankets, was brought
to the University. The drop was four
feet /; The cord around the neck was a
small one. He hung by the neck thirty
minutes, and there were signs of life
only four minutes after the drop. Ten
minutes after being cut down no was
placed upon the table in the %amphithe-
alter, the time elapsing from the execu-
ton being forty.four minutes. Six
ounces of whisky were injected into the
bowels, and one gallon of pure oxygen
gas was forced into the lungs, and q
powerful gulvanic battery applied to the
medulla oblongata and the pit Of the
stomach. AT the same time the tongue
was Withdrawn from the mouth and the
body turned from side to side, the meth
cd of Marshall Hall for artificial respira-
ton. In four or FIVE minutes a marked
change occurred in the ~countenaucs ;
the chest gradually expanded, the eyes
opened, Que arm was drawn up, and by
means of n stethescope contractions
and citations Of the heart were distinctly
heard. SO evident were the signs of
life that his friends cxulted over the
fact that he really lived. Another gal
Ion of oxygen was introduced into his
lungs, and the battery Was so changed
that The current passed the entire length
of the spine, and the artificial respira-
ton continued. For a few minutes the
signs Of life increased, but in II short
time disappeared. Nitrous oxide gas
was injected into tho lungs BY an arti-
fetal opening into the trachea, made by
Professor Dulfes, but all to no purpose,
and at the expiration Of one hour and
twenty-five minutes the experiments
ceased, and the body was handed over
TO his Observation-Disclosures Press, April
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

MIsrAxE.-In our leading editorial OF
yesterday we committed the unimpor''
ant error of mentioning John B. Winters
as the Superintendent Of the Yellow
Jacket and Kentuck mines. This for
merly was the ease but is not at present.
For the last eight or nine months John
P. Jones, Superintendent of the Crown
Point mine, has also been Superintend-
Ont of the Kentuek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

Two Germans had q very peculiar
case in New York, last week. Between
them they had invented a whale as large
as life, which they exhibited to the
public as a veritable live whale, at so
much admittsnce per head, four assist
ants being placed inside to work the
monster. The deception WAS complete,
but at the conclusion of q performance
some spies in the audience waited be-
hind aud observed the four Jonshs
emerge from the whales belly, where
upon they attacked them and cut the
whale to pieces. The suit was brought
by the manufacturer of the whale
to compel the owner &c pay for him
which the Court decided he must do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01
THE PUBLIC GOOD.

We are inclined to the opinion that
the majority of men have no thought
for any one else's advancement but
their own. They live for self, act for
self and labor for self. They care not
if the feelings of others are sacrificed,
SO they gain the goal OF their ambition.
This is certainly a wrong principle by
which to square ones life. We should
all endeavorto bear in mind that mutual
dependence is n principle which we
cannot shirk, and which in II great
measure determines u happiness and
success in this life. 1t is certainly
strange that we all lose sight OF that
which is best calculated to advance our
interests, and place us in u position IN
society where we car be useful and
labor successful, for the good Of all
or, in other words, for the public good.
| Self interest is one Of the greatest evils
of the time, and is running moro, in one
sense Of the word, than rum. A
drunkard is always generous-too gen.
erous for his own good and in the
proportion that a drunkard is too gen.
erous for his own good, is the selfish
man, or the man that has no time to
think of any one but himself, ungen-
erous, unkind and unsocial.
We long for the time to come when
self-interest and all that pertains to it,
shall be banished, and the spirit OF
benevolence and charity be practiced
to the extent that shall insure the
greatest amount of good to all who act
a part in the great theater Of life.
The demand for aid is heard on every
hand, and the public good a best b'
satisfied by meeting every demand made
for aid promptly and without stint
We cauuot carry this worlds riches
with US when our race is run, hence le'
US all labor to do good, using wha'
means we have to accomplish this end
and our word for it we will all feel more
happy hero, and enjoy a richer reward
hereafter.
The public good! how grand the scale
In which our lives are weighed,
When we can gain some mighty end,
And by success be paid.
The public good! the public good!
Oh, how I love the soul!
Forgetting self-thst looks beyond
To futures coming goal.
The future good ages unborn
Will reap the fruits Of now,
When forms that mighty structures raise,
Before the white throne bow.
The public good the power divine
That teaches birds to sing,
Will surely to the generous soul
A golden harvest bring.
The public good oh, lasting joy,
That time cannot ~efface,
When we improvements march can hear,
Its works OF progress trace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01
IN BLOssOaI-TIME.

It's o my heart, my hearth
To be out In the sun and sing;
To sing and shout in the fields about,
In the balm and the blossoming.
Sing loud, o birdin tho trcel
o bird, sing loud In the sky;
And honey bees blacken the clover beds
There arc none Of you glad as l.
The leaves laugh lowin the wind,
Laugh low with the wind at play;
And the odorous call Of the flowers oil
Entices my soul away.
For o but the world Is fair, is fair,
And o but the world is sweet
I will out in the gold Of the blossoming mold
And alt at the Masters feet.
And the love my heart would speak
Twill fold In the lily's rim;
That the lips Of the blossom, more pure M
meek,
May offer It up to Him.
Then sing In the hedgerow green, o thrush,
o skylsrk, sing In the blue;
Sing loud, sing clear, that the King may hear,
Aud my soul shall sing with you.
-OrfriCnd Monthly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

JOSEPH G. ABB0rr, the Senator from
North Carolina who proposed to admins
ter physical chastisement to Senator
Spragus, was Chaplain to the Seventh
Massachusetts, Volunteers during the
war. The "barkiug cur, backed by a
mastif," was too heavy for Sprague-
and came nigh getting the Rhode ISLAM
der into a pugilistic scrape. But
Sprague has taken it all back. He
didn't mean to insult neither Abbott OF
Nye. Bully for the chaplain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

LOCOMOTIVES boilers, it is is reported,
can be kept free from scale by introduce
ing about once in three months twelve
pounds of zinc in half ounce pieces.
The zinc is said to dissolve and cover
the inner surface of the fues with
a thin coating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01
Greatest Trncklnying Fent OF tho Age
Ten Niles OF Rail Laid by tho Central
Purlnc-rhelr Competitors Give IL Up.

AhNA W.
End of the Central Pacific Railroad,
North end Of Salt Lake, April 2sth.-
The great fea. Of laying ten miles OF
track on the Central Pacific Railroad
was successfully accomplished to-day.
The organization vas perfect the men
were aroused to the highest pitch OF
enthusiasm, and everything went of
with perfect smoothness and success.
This is the greatest feat in laying
track that has ever been accomplished.
If the grading had boon completed the
last rail of the Central Pacific would
have been laid tonight. The Directors
Of the road and all their employees feel
no little pride in their achievement.
The highest number Of miles heretofore
laid was seven, and that by the Union
Pacific. Several Of the officers of the
latter company we're present to-day,
and acknowledged their defeat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

REPRxsESrISe.-Senator Cole, says
the Alta, was not sent to FIX up ';jobs,"
or provide fat places for his friends and
family relatives, but to represent the
State in the National Legislature. He
does represent the people of the State.
Most of US believe in looking out for
number one. That's what Cole is do
ing. Why do We complain ?-S. r.
Figaro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01
GEORGE DOWNEY
JAMES MALONE,
For City Assessor.
A new GOLD METAL.

THE GOLD METAL WATCHES a
l now being imported by C. Il. ~
COLLINS & CO., No. $50 Washington &NS
street, San Francisco, surpass anything~
yet made in the way Of an IMITATION GOLD
WATCH. They wear well, look well, run
well, and keep good time. The Ladies' Watches
cost IS and 80 each; the gents cost $l5 and
$40 each. Chains, from 81 to SC each. The
public arc cautioned against buying these
watches at high prices, as many are sold for
genuine Gold Watches, at from 800 TO $3.50
each. Send direct to Us. Can be sent by
express, to be paid for on delivery.
G. +. COLLINS & Co,
go Washington street, San Francisco.
Where SIX WATCHES are ordered at one
time, we will send ONE EXTRA,
FREE OF CHARGE.
ap29.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01
A QUERY-AN ANSWER-A Il
JOINDER.

--
Will CAxton DO kind enough to in
form us what on earth or what the
deuce he means by the "auroola Of II
prayer p Chronicle.
CATIONS REPLY.
The question you ask me, my dear littlo Bow.
man,
Would be nonsense to Greek and puzzle a Ro.
But surely a Christian, MS you claim that you are,
Ought to know all about Z" aureola Of prayer"
IT'S q difficult matter to describe, It Is true.
But I think can make II understood well by
Suppose whom You went to that wedding, ono
night,
That yon and the host had got in q fight
And In pecping about like q small salamandcr,
Your head had been punched by Mr.. Fried
lander:
Suppose his biz boot had fractured your molar,
And You had seen 'stars"-Mat ,.oyla 1are
~" From last erening's Examiner.
BowMAN's REJoINDER TO CATIONS REPLY.
Most melliauous rhymestsr, I've read your
And am sorry 'to.:soo its sole point is a lie!
Suppose. when You went to that wedding one
That you and the host had got in a fight"
Implies that I went, which, you know, is not
For the facts Of tho case must be patent to you.
To give fancics for facts, and indulge In in'en'
A poet may claim, If there's no moan intention 4;
But the writer OF fiction whom malice inspires,
Il entitlc to rank, not With poets, 6nt liars:
IS. +. Chronicle, 29M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01
Top.cco sxoxu.--A German chemi,.

SNUhE'.-A UeTH"u TUE"
gives US Il method of detecting prussic
acid in tobacco smoke, and finds a
larger proportion of it than would be
considered agreeable to some of those
who indulge in the use Of this narcotic,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01
Births.

HAWKINS-In Gold Hill, April q, to the vito
OF Michael Hawkins, a son.
PIERCE-In Sacramento, April 90, to the wife
of Captain William Pierce, a son.
EVERS0LE-In Yacayille, April a., to the wife
of Henry Eversole, q son.