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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
A Terrible Mistake.

From tho Missouri Democrat, December sth.l
KNOXVILLE, No.. December 9Th, 1872.
One Of the most distressing accidents
that eyer occurred in this community,
and resulting In the death Of n lad
about twelve years old, son of Isaac
N. Wise, living two miles south OF
this place, took place yesterday, 10th
inst. The particulars arc as follows {:
Stephen Purse, a neighbor, was out
hunting, and having raised a flock of
turkeys with his dog, the turkeys, as
he supposed, allghted In q grove Of
timber some half a mile distant from
where he raised them. He followed
quickly on until he had gained the
summit Of a hill, and, looking north
ward, he saw a turkey las he sup
posed)t in q leafy tree, some seventy
Ave yards distant. He quickly raised
his gun "a Spencer carblne throwing an
ounce ball) and fired, and Instantly
the sharp scream Of a child rang out
on the clear, cold air. Mr.. Purse ran
quickly to the tree where he found he
had killed the above lad, who, 1t ap-
pears, in company with his littlo
brother. had freed q squirrel, aud had
climbed up the tree to chase 1t out and
thus lost his life. Several persons were
on the ground In a few minutes, and
found the boy still up In the tree sit
ting almost in a natural position. his
body still clinging to the limbs of the
tree, but his soul had gene to eternity.
He was shot through the heart, con-
sequently was killed instantly. 1t has
cast u gloom owe the entire commu-
nifty. 1t was truly heart-rending to
see and hear the cries of the heart
broken mother rs she bent over the
form Of her loved one that had been
suddeuly snstched from her embrace.
Both parents, and Mr.. Purse, have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
An Inquest was held by Squire Davis,
and a verdict rendered in accordance
with the above facts-that 1t was pure
ly accidental.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
Budd Doble's Horses.
rFrom The 8. r. Bulletin, Dec. so.]

CFrom the 8. Z. Bulletin, DOC &.J
The horse-men are all excitement
again concerning the anticipated ar
rival Of Budd Doble with several fast
horses from the East. This gentleman,
having made a great deal OF money
during his former visit. returns In
hopes Of contributing a second time to
the enjoyment Of California horse fan
clers, aud a second time reaplng a
golden harvest for himself. He Is ex-
pected to arrive here tomorrow with
his horse car, the padded horse-parlor
arrangement which he exhibited to
the wondering gaze of the people on
his former visit. He brings this time
three horses, including the celebrated
stallion Elmo, and the renowned pac-
ing horse Dan Voorhees,. The latter
Is a fast 'un, and Is intended to pace In
races with Defiance, Longfellow, Billy
Mayo, Albany Boy, or any other horse
that may offer. Elmo Is expected to
trot against Blackbird, and will also
be In readiness to compete with any
stallion In the State. The finest ami
NAL Of the three, however, Is Rosalind.
This mare Is brought out to contest
with Occident. and arrangements are
to be made for two races, 5000 each,
the first ono Of which will be mile
heats, three In five, to wagon, to come
off over the half-mile course Of the Bay
District Association, on the Cliff House
road. The second race will take place
a short time thereafter at the Oakland
Trotting Park, and will be mile heats,
three In five, In harness. 1t will pro-
badly be SIX weeks before the first one
will come of, meantime the mare will
be brought into good condition, and
Occident will DO brought down for
training In Oakland, the Sacramento
track being too heavy In wet weather.
This race will be looked forward to
with considerable interest, as 1t Is be-
lieved that Occldent can make much
better time than he did In his first at
tempts. Rosalind has made fast time,
winning one heat last season In 2:2lH
In a contest with American Girl,
though she lost the race, being beaten
In the second heat BY the Girl In 2:2O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
Sacramento Items.
From the Union Of yesterday

Charles Mortimer, on Saturday,
made another attempt to commit sui
eide. BY cutting his arm with a piece
of glass. but the effort was as futile as
those previously made.
George Wells, q railroad employe,
who was injured by an accident near
I.athrop OH Saturday, was brought TO
the city by a special train that night
or early yesterday morning and taken
to the Railroad Hospital, where he
died yesterday about noon.
Budd Doble. with the horses Ros-
alind, st. Elmo and Voorhees,, is ex-
pected to arrive from the East this
evening, but possibly may not do so
before tomorrow evening. o. E.
Hickok went up by yesterdays train
to meet him at Colfax.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
Bro MrADow.-The Humboldt Sit.

Bro MEADow.-The Humboldt ST.
Ger State Of December 18th, says: Hen
ry McCallum, Of the Big Meadows,
called on Us this week. he Is extern
sively engaged in farming. and DEM
onstrated last season that corn can be
proitably raised on the Big Meadows.
He has several acres Of alfalfa on his
ranch, which remains green and far
nishes excellent pasturage for stock
up to the present time. BE says there
are q thousand head Of hogs on the Big
Meadows, and that they live and thrive
with no other feed than that afforded
By the tules. Henry Muttleberry Is
preparing to SOW 100 acres Of barley
on the Meadows next season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
THE NEW YEAR.

Tonight when the clock shall strike
u, the year 1872 will die, and the
year 1873 will be born. How much OF
joy and sorrow have been experienced
within the year which is about to fol-
low its predecessors? How many
bright hopes have faded? How many
noble resolutions have been made ?
And alas! how many Of them have
been broken? 1t Is so much easier for
US to form good resolutions than 1t Is
to carry them out. The spirit Is will
ling, but the flesh Is weak. To-mor-
row millions Of human beings will re-
solve to become better and purer; to
give up some habit which they know
to be pernicious to health or injurious
to morals, and how few comparatively
speaking, will remain true to their
pledge. II we know that some erring
brother has determined to break the
thraldom under which he is held cap
tive by some vice or bad habit, We
should try and encourage him to re-
main firm and steadfast to the end.
The past year has been fruitful In
startling events. War, pestilence and
death have decimated the human race
to a frightful extent. Deaths by ship
wreck have been fearfully great
throughout the world; by famine, in.
undations, earthquakes, railroad acct
dents, and by fire. Death Is the COM
mon lot Of all, but when caused BY
culnable NEGLIGENCE. "a most a~nnallinp.
"Come in eonsumpt,on's rhastly form,
The s.r,hGa,ke shock; the Ges,n storm;
With music, mIrth and 6anqueting,
w. 'Hpa e,''
W
~ "ay nave p'o'
peo.s Anu iiNe I'uNs' Simo' CIV
"e '"'' 'o n1u W so'
.y "''o nV, on'y 'ee" o,esu IA
".'" ,u
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I,.hIo - -. ..a
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t.u,;,,a. anJ o,r ,,;ords h., ,h.nL
Cd en- - - ~.
Io,a, f,;snd ~ 80 -.
n,,hv ~ o,hsrs ord a.. NO, ,h.r.
tore sr,,-sIv ,n.on.o,.h,. M. noor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
CHARLES D. CooN.-saturday after

CHARLES D. CooN.-Saturday after.
noon, says the San Francisco Balietin
of yesterday, while the Sheriff was
awaiting the receipt Of the warrant
authorizing the transportation Of Coon
to San Quentin, the convict was allow
ed to have an interview with hts fam
lily In the office Of the prison. His
wife sat by his side, n child on his
knee, another had her bowed head on
bis neck and one hand clasped in his,
with the other smoothing his hair, all
eviucing affection and deep sympathy.
It was a sad sight, and none but those
whose duty compelled their presence,
remained 70 witness the fnai parting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31

SOME Idea Of the rapidlty with which
our China and Japan trade Is growing
may be gathered from the fact that last
year l,7OO,0 900 pounds Of tea were re-
ceived in San Francisco, and this year
I, 1000, 900 pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31

ProcuE l. really In want ofa morgue,
or dead house, where, after shooting
or other current causes, the consequent
corpses can be placed pending the
Coroner's inquest, or the funeral. The
Record comes out In favor OF a morgue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
HOSIERY ANp GLOVES

A splendid variety OF LIsht Gloves for
evening.
Ladies', UnderclothinG In srcat variety.
French Corsets from 81.
Real and Imitation Lnces.
Embroideries, Edsins and Insertion-a
Great Bargain.
Lace Collarsifrom Is cents to SO.
And IN Immense Variety OF FANCY
GOODS, too numerous to mention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
FLANNELs, ETC.

White, Scarlet, Blue and Fancy Flannels,
from 37H cents per yard.
shsetins from 12H cents per yard.
Bed Spreads from 81.
Blankets vsry chcaD.
Towels for 81 so per dozen.
Table Damask, all Linen, at so cents Per
yard.
Irish Linens, all prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
Ticket. son. BY Express, c. o. D., If desired.

s465 Cash Prizes, Amounting to........133o.Hos
This Legal Enterprise 70 Endorsed BY the
highest authority Of the Btats and best business
men. Over one.half tho tickets taken before
October lst. Tho limited number on hand will
be furnished those who apply nrst. Money can
Money Orders, or by express. AL prizes will
be paid 10 full. Agents wanted. For full par.
ticulars address
j. n. PATTEE,
General Manager, Omaha, Neb.
80 W. A. SEARLES,
General Agent for the Pacific Coast,
Pc. Boz 81, Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, At Harris Brothers, No. 8 South c
street, Virginia City. NOD I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31

A WESTERN editor triumphantly ex-
claims: "Man shall not live by bread
alone" and then acknowledges the re-
ceipt of . Jug Of "old Bourbon"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
NO PAPER To-

In order to give all hands Of US here
In the NEWS office a chance to cele-
brate New Years Day. same as the
rest Of good Christians in the world,
there will be no GOLD HILL NEWS Is
sued Tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
TO LET.

TIE SOUTH HALF OF THE FASHION
Saloon building. on Main street, opposite
the GOLD HILL NEws onice, IL offered for rent
on the most reasonable terms. II 10 an eligible
and eommodious place for . store, saloon or
similar purposes, being dfteen BY hxty feet IN
sizo. and was recently occupied BY ]. Q; Lock
wood - . tin store. For further psrneunrs
apply at this once. dsUu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31

WE are glad to learn that Bret Harte
achieved quite a success in his recent
lecture at Steinwsy Hall, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
sHAWLs N sAcoUEs.

An Immense Variety Of Shawls, In all the
newest styles, from So rs.
Brochc Shawls for SIS, worth S25.
Ladies' Misses and Children's Talmas
and 6acaues, In grcat variety.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
TIE Humboldt Register says Of the
fearful Modoo Indian war now raging
Ai- l. NaLLn-. n.lica--

so feartully In Northern California
1.-THE truth Of the business Is, the
whole thing Is m%oonshine. We will
select five old Humboldters, and stake
our existence that they will capture
the whole Modoo tribe within ten hours
from the time they reach those fright
full "laya beds" we hear so much
about" lAF'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
z DEPARTMENT..

Fancy Dresses and Plaids for IS cents
por yard. H.
Waterproof for 81 per yard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

water. . few drops Of pure Coon.o ..
snoea 1e added 70 every drink given ths 'n
IL the NSMsi'nss cld !. few drops Of
added; or little cammomiie tea w, In ,% M%sy "
oI,oa Of teaspoonful to winaalss .s sss,, r." .,
s wr'er s very little sugar, also shouid n
~ water thus modified tie child M. y ,-,.,
sns,, w,.n01t let o. hndrsnce, guarding "a,%S on's
ssct ths 700 large Quantities at a tiSe "i y,
the blood from within. and d,n,nisbi0oo bfioo'nE ',E
.in .i"%ency towards congestion, even as the ~ ,'S
ot c."nS ana bathing exert this effect from % witT
Ill. IL these general precautionary m.asu,.s H..
Sdsn.iu Sd.niy and persstenly adhered to I % co". "e
~ stead 81 cs"svY, us,'SS. snat cholera infantum in
prsnension pref. Of all parents, would b4c"a ams sP
rss.'its i ts1.sn, ~ except as among the unhspnv
stitutional ability. 'ke""ai con-
z. H. HAEsELER, NJ. d.,
No. 2OO9 Arch street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
zatlrnad 3iues.
Pniladsiphia, WllmlngI0n ana 0oifi.
mare Railroad,
TIME TABLE.

p.Sss :o:ss, ,s.a sSsn., y,
rs1is s.a:;: :. ssS;.
s En-:
Kss.iros,.d ~ Harrington With Junctioa aud
nsiaw..s k.lroal. Is D.ls.s With n.ss.ru sso.s aSs
s.,,r..a. ss Salisbury With weoin,co aud Focosa"ss y
kxfksss TaAIN a. lao \. Qsuldays s.e.p..I., n.
sys. aud o.a.s. =: ~!!T's a, iG
q RI 1asg'TS ~ Tk.iH .;H :. :,.,s ~ 70, Ne. Castle
s.''%oI.ana y ..h,nsson, ,.toPpin s..ohs.ssI.fh fhul
Ss;ss E..,
vile, Hsr,s- do Grace. .Ab-rdss:, ,PsmS~sn.. Edsy-
:. w..A
ssss .fss;ss ss::s s.ssf s.,s W
tSrsss'' Monroe and HOrtos. viii saIs shs
wiLxIssroS TRAINS
7 i;.s; .s'!:'s ~ . &c.
Gi1vI :. IS .ss :iS ;.sr:1s = ,
:op ..,.S .sd .'1 o. ' a.;
Tn. 4: ls:'s w.n,n1;su II ,.I.s =. ssS r.
x;:s. ,sss'ea :s I'm ~. 'saS.s' ssSx Il Il
'l rs ;'e eksrt1" s:s fiAiss
Pys;ss PDn;s ~ ~ : sS Gs,;sI o!..s rA
Leave fhlAdeipnis TOT Port DeposiI Sunoays exec,
s ts.a ;@ . ,:Ss sp .S...s.T: sSi:a:se :ss
q: g. o.sss Ss':.:' u: 1S sssa. .
~ SAMOA s..S!:a l.s .aa
LAaokp.
Leave Port Deposit for PhAdslp ha Euudays excepted
- sudA ~ p N Or o!d Tor Philadsf ph,s =,
en = ~. Chadds t0rd FUR Phils.f~lohis & ~ n 10
SUNDAY. leave PhiAdeipha for Oxford $50 a. ~
leave o1iosd Tor fnlsdsipha 3 ~ " IN
TTAhs leaving r'i0gtun Al 6.$5 Q. p N viii
cohscs A. l.suiokh Juncsios With the 7uU a la suJ
trsl Railroad.
rHROUvB TRAINS FROM sALrIxoKx.
..vA ~ss eaksSsS sca ia sai11Dxaias;;a 10
LkA1s e CAhs1Iks:7 7s2sv. s.s ..a u os a. Nj.
from BALTIMORE 10 Philsdsphia. LsAve HAsmors a. ~
A.n AZ. way Nail sHA A.s.. A.pre. 2D Pm. h.
RTsss I23P. N. EgpTsss lido P. Express
vsoo hHsmore Fort bspositAad inssr .stor
AccommodAsoa aufrom Pors Deposit y savs Perry
vhisNs u AN. TOR BANmorss nd uterine sdis,s 81.
lions.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chsstsrat l2.U6 and eli .. H., aud I IS pu
lsavs Wilmington Al i2as. Is and lO W 4 ~ ive n,
suNDA TRAIN FROM BALrIkORE
Leeses hAismors 2or ~ stopping 81 MSynoA Perry
mans Aberdeen, hAvrs-ds-H ace. yv...- "a, ,r
town. North EAst, Rlkton, Newark, Stanton, N.s
port. WilmiugIou, q. ymont. LII. and Chester.
= KINNEY. suDsrintsudsnt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

me Mixed Train will Iun subject to dsisys Incl.
uent to Ireight business. aud will stop ony at sta
tiOns where time Is given
NEW CASTLE TEAMS
Leave New Castle tor " iIm nS % and philadsI
and Wiling lnEton ut l.OU =. NJ . for New Castle
,.., SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
AaditionaIto those above. leave smy rns for Clay
Ton ll.o u w.. and As ?. m.. Lsav sCIsyton for
smyrna " .. m. and eco y. NJ, to make cOpnec-
ton With trainsto and from Dover, md stations
South. e~O"s
CONNECTIONS.
At TOW NSEND. with the spt County md o~...
Annc's 1 Kent Railroads.. "'1 ssseA
road. "s"'
At HARRINGTON. with J Junction and Brsakvs-
ter Railroad.
Al tSkAfuRD with Dorchester and Delaware Rail.
AZ LAX. With Eastern Shore Railroad and
WicomicO and focomoks Railroad.
+ KENNEY Sunh -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
e.,,, years Ago To-day.


|. h.. vlt: good wiis. . minute;
~. ~. arst . word to say:
''s '',i t,ov Whist day to-day i.'
So,I.r. Oh ii, our Wedding d''r I
y. 4, ..v. vs sst at supper.
Th.o ,hs sassts had gone avaS'
\. ., =, ,I., sid.. I sat this side
|Se,y 70 years .so to-d'yf
=, ,h.s plans W laid together;
|,s.., ~ have things meant 70 do
IA :. dream to day would and Us
\, d ,lh ..bls-ms and you ?"
49,, 40, no doubt and yet +
".siu.s ~ think-I cannot tell
h sur bOys-ah. yssl know. dear;
!. 4. dos b all things we'll"
r.l .. hsd our Joys and sorrows.
s.,.d M our smiles as we'll ss tears;
.a-.,h. best Of s'l--l'vs had your
.,hful love for forty yearsi"
~, v.'ys been. but not forssken:
,,fvs'vs known. but never shame:
IA", for Thy endless msrcies
[,;,l "a bless Thy holy namet
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

Southern Express. Pacific Exp-sss, Erie Mail
and Buffalo I NissarA Express leave daily. Ali
oths! trains daily. except Sunday.
Erie Mail and Buffalo and Niagara Express isav-
ing % saturday night. run only 70 Wiihamsport.
Cincinnati Express runs daily; on Saturday night,
only running TO Harrisburg.
ThE WESTEkN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily. except Sunday. For this train tick ets
must be procured. and baggage delivered BY 5.tU
p NJ. at ll6 lark OF Street.
..sunday Train No. l leaves Philadslphia $40 A.
NJ: arrives PsO!i $40 A. M. sunday Train No. .
leaves PAiladslphia 6ao T. NJ. arrives Psoii TBS
Sunday Train No: leaves PAoli 7.2O A. M ar
rives Philadelphia S:2ssA. n. sunday Train No. 2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
baltimore Lock Hospital.
sns.Sr nay ne obtained the n.o., carr. an
"a. sesase aed only s9sctusi re N.

| ~ ~ s0s WOtla for ali '
DISEASES Or IMPkUbENcE
~ ~s.s nee Of the Isca or Liab., s,,,c,u,..
ssncy, asSsrsi bsSe Luvoun.ary Discharges, imrs"
od H. a..s
IL. a..a sU. D.ai;s Ss. .fs!b d.
s.ou act 80:
tsocss is.si 70 .as1 and
s. &. T,,s; ,S',:s:,ss
E.p.c,.lly. ~no u.,. ;cor oMv : ,h. "a MM s,c.,,
sas. dreadful Aad d.ssruotivs nao,, vn,c. n S,cs
...:a ss. ~ Esl-s men 9, ..
a, sa'rsncsd Listening ssnatss with The .unss
~sh tu cOsiSsu"s to sosssoy thsl,'iIs msy c.
MARRIAGE.
...r. 81 ph,.c. o. ..uug M:o contemplating msrr.s.
.yss..sy Ne, .ou: E1eis.S, p.p.siSn. o,.:s 9S.s
.cs.l,i, ssoo' Debility. orsny Other
"as A|::i uad.r ma, ,
'tsT upon hts stiii % . phvs,c,en ''HsasH@
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
alasiiatsiy cured sad tail v,aor restor.a
fAis rsssing Anscs,on, ~sien rsnI
prop.r 3Sss.Ds.. YSuRss Rss1. p:a y 80.
M u sssr. o. 30. ss sR 30 cam
sS..ss. ,hes unssnSSs ~.
:, :ss:. AsS: .::... :... .,
ssas.s SIsS S. S Ssd ..a mir
lo.: d ..s,. Po.s1 S.rV"u. IrnssS ..Asa.
r.ips.'ou Of ths Asar s
M DEAN. 'hs frame. cough. .con.nmpsioa Dsca
oUkk WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
Rstie ~ Sr Hosrs' No Merc.,w
. G:aSis o..s":. ,H :HSa 1arE SnD xss.:sts,: t~S" q"
DIR. JOHNSTON.
A-nosr Of the Royal College OF Surgeons Lon,on
stat o. on: Of the most sn,nsn Colleges In The
.hs sp.s oadOn Paris Pai.i.r.,s sss :rs1. :.
soOvn; naay osbsS With e eu n as. ..r
s sGsa. beng
:Gassi.Ass With asraugsmsn. mind ere cured iw%s
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ds j. addresses all those wsonavs ,ujurss =,
apropsI iadulgsnes and solitary habits wsisS r.s
oody sue msd aslnk them for s,shsr ~ss .ua,
rS::s ..s.ons Of .h. sad and m.l.ueho,, .s....
SSn.:: 81 e %; BE-.
Nv: o, 81: Heart.
D:s4 s::.,.
:. aas.: S.p.:
~: S.:aS..s ESss o. S'ad' f"d' are sh.
tn. Of no" Ss: VIA.
conag weak. pale, nervous and having ssnsu.
VI .pS..sno' shout shs eyes. Cough sy&pton.
YOUNG MEN
aaissS n .sa se.%.:':. c, 1y s...in pIae..
., =. SCHOOL n: elects which a.. nsSs
lss: :ss; .;
.rIly ,@n:;ad,..siy. ;ay. ''' '''-'
I sss: ,s% III. =:
pscs. aud eajoynenss Of BY the coassqusase oi d.
esssaAos. such Ssrsons muss before oatsmp,atiu
MARRIAGE.
hsescsshase sound aia .Sd body ere the moot u.c.,
whoui these IbrousE bscon,.. . y. s
~: s0a.y a.r..9. 50
sh.iy sssecto0 hsppinssso OF auo.hor ,s
nvon A q II AN y ~ mn o,v~-~,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCx

whea the misguided and mprudsut vo,ary ,,r,....
oANs sha he has mblbsd the seeds ths pafnS
.:o ofs.c n.pp.n: !s.. 90 shame .,
from sducasisn and rsspsctabty bef ,"S
dslaviag
ds@Ased noss nocsuraa p.issi she head nmbs
Aees of Svhs desfness shs shin And
.i :. i.s!! pal.s mouth Or the
esconss hosrd OBJECT ri sssih n"..
period 20 he drsadfui uasrnss BY seniin NM n, h..
county from Whsncs isr rsIurss
nss sAHLANCH0LY FACT tha. thousa,s il isii victim.
noIaut prssnsrs Who By shs use Of aha, nEnnTv IN
SON. nRRcURI iuia sAs conssit ution 90 msse rs
n nj IT. mi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
For Q homeslsao IN the West.
For . Aomesteso IN the West.
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PENksyl IAklA CENTRAL r. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE.
OR PI r T 3 DU Ro
AsdL ~ plaesa in the West, 50 utavess IL.
$50. Gorthwsst.


Thi.lt.e .dord sau.llsd IN r duosueo,. to Der
Aansdsairins cheap and peditio passags to th
deserves psrticularly the attention Of 81
ipch sasQirs to avail hemselv of tn sst
4tIl pAyaed By the lsAt Congress. -
~ Tis pennsylv sniA trAl Rsilfosd, with ito cor
ueetng lines II by l37 ilsl the shortest route "a
oAisAse ssd other psomin places in the est anf
10 alio tie quick ahd best route to ii
ptSoins.i place, IN shs SoSthwsst .sd Northwest
PansngeF Cars furnished with cushioned sests witk
mevsebis backs. water tanks stoves. in Winter and
With seeh oths! oosvsuisncss are for ID
eaQlfSrt sf families.
Thsoush tirk cts sold to all prominent plscssi,
Ae Wsst. Souttwss aid Northwest. at about bal
Children under I've ysars old - Free and chilarsa
petco.
baggassshseks - and forwarded BY the ams t,sio
With the passengers. Eishtypsunds Of bAssass car.
sled free 70 every feli PASSENGER.
ne train leaves daily eIcept and tick ct.
oue b rOeursd and bAsgsss dslivsrsd II the oKcs
NJ. liz y MHsk st street. BY 5 O'CLOCK. p. NJ
uy add essinG the undersigned he will fOrwardb
reearn ofmsii. free ofeharss. scircusr containing
complete price lbt. map correct COPY
aonssteaA L.w. a~d give .aeh oths! INFORMATION
ofthA Psnnsylvsnts Railroad Conpsn,,
No. 1l6 Marx ct sttsst. Philadelph
phlladelpbias 1uas =. l1lk
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omoe 2 South Frederick Street.

OmCo South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going Baitmorsssrsst tsv ,.a,.
ne corner. Fail not 20 deserve Anl Lumbsr
~ ~Nois!ss.siscsvsd aaiesA pos. pad and M
.etsmp 10 he used she Tsvls Psrssns wr,ns shouS
seAse age Aud ssnd portion oadvsrssaanss
Johe:el dssms necessary cay. special, TO those
Dtpiomas always uapg IN his once.
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
The many shoussads cured shis ,,,h,.
- tass twenty and the q
Operations BY DR. Johnstoa Witnessed hs Sss
PVttsFs of n S~~ and many pspsrs ncc.s hc
ssandse - eentsman biiity 10.
Su0caoks guaranteed 20 The aAicssu.
SKIN DIsEAsR SPEEDILY cuREn
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Pennsylvania CenIrAi RalIroaa.
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After p. H.. SUNDAY. November 18th, us7l.
ThstraiHs Oi the sPsnnsyivAnis Central X. X Ieas .
the Depot. st slst and Market Streets. which is
reached directly by the Market Street Cars the
last car connsctins With each train leaving Front
and Mark Strsetsthrty minutes before It's dspar.
turs. The Chestnut and Walnut Street cars run
within one square Ofthe Depot.
SLkEPiN0CAa TIcI srs can be had on application
etthe Tick Otce. Orth " ee tcoruer Ninth and
Chestnut Streets. and vt the Depot.
AeENTs OF THE UNION TRAssvxR COMPANY will
ealifo.sSd e dsiivss Bagg.gs At the Depot. Orders
left At N5. Ol Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
TRAINS LEA w DEPOT. VIZ:
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1922.

CAMPAIGN COUUS FOR 1879.
Agents wanted for our csmpaixn Goods. Sell of
Send at once for Descriptive Circulars and Price
Lists of our Fine Stesi Ensravings Of all the Can
didstes. Campaign Biographies. Charts. Photo
70 the times. Ten dollars per day easily made
Full ssM ples sent for tx. Address MOORE L Coop
peEp. 81 Park Row. New York.
eAENCA WaWted.-Agents make moro money
"A Ut work for Us han at anything else. Business
light and permanent Particulars tree u. HrM-
soN 4 Co. tine Art Pubhshers. Portland, Maine.
TT g G.lNnO Co., N. Y. PRICE, &0nn
~. ~ No agents, Circulars free. 0Z0U.