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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03
For TOWN FREAeURER.

n T. BARBER Is PROPOSED BY NJ.
~, merous citizens - candidate for Treas
urcr Of the Town Of Gold Hill at the coming
municipal election, my1 tds
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EoR TOWN %IREAsURER.

A MoMARTN RESPECTFULLY AN
"A. nounces himself as q candidate for re-
election to tho office Of Treasurer Of the Town
Of Gold Hill, at the Municipal Election To Ak
place May 9Th, subject TO the decision OF his
fellow citizens.
Gold Hill, April q, 1874. ID
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asanEsrd's Family Oar,

Leland Stanford and family chris
tened their now a yesterday, BY 60
ing to San Francisco It It. It Is the
finest one Of the kind ever built on this
coast, and Is the most elegant and COM
plete I ever saw. II contains a sitting
and dining-room, two bedrooms and a
kitchen, all as compact As q lady's
~work-box, and as rich as circumstances
will hermit,
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NEW TO-DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TRUE LOCKE NOT BEING ANY LONGER
L In our employ as Salesman, he Is not author
lied to sign bills, receipts or any other docu-
ments for as.
All persons having contracted bills with us
win please come forward and settle as early qs
possible, REINSTEIN l. CO.,
Maynard's Block.
Gold Hill, Nay 8, 1879. my3 1w
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NOTICE..

COLONEL f. G.. DAVIDSON, FU-
" sion candidate for Congress, 4th
Congressional District, will address
the people of the District as follows :
At Alexandria Court House, Thurs
day, October 3d.
At Colax Court House, Saturday,
October 5th.
At Montgomery, Monday, Oct. 9TH.
At Winfield Court House, Wednes-
day, October 9th.
At Mnden Court House, Saturday,
October 18th.
At Bellevue Court House, Monday,
October l4th.
At Shreveport Court House, Tues
day, October 18th.
At Mansfield Court House, Thurs
day, Octouer 18th. T. '.''
At Conshatta Court House, Satur-
day, October 10Th.
At Natchitoches Court House, Mon
day, October 2lst.
At Leesville. Vernon Parish, Satur-
day, October 26th.
The friends of the cause are earnest
ly requested to rally the people to tue
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Nj a N HI GOD
How Lost, How Restored. !.

TUST PUBLISHED, a new edition of
y DIR. CULvERwELLs CELEBRATED Es-
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goetrn.
LIGHT AND DARKNESS.
BY HORACE GREELEY.
Oh, God! our way through darkness!
lends

Oh, God! our way through darkness
leads,
But Thine is living light;
Teach US to feel that Day succeeds
TO each slow-wearing Night;
Make us to know, though Pain and Woe
Beset our mortal lives, II .7s
That Ill ut last in death lies low,
And only Good survives.
Too long the oppressor's iron heel n
The sanity brow has pressed;
Too oft the tyrant's murd'rous steel
Has pierced the guiltless breast;
Yet in our soul the seed shall lie,
Till thou shall bid it thrive;
OF steadfast faith that Wrong shall die,
And only Right survive.
We walk in shadow! Thiekest walls
DO man from man divide.
Our brothers spurn our tenderest calls,
Our hottest aims deride; ~,
Yet though fell Craft, with fendish
thought, ~
Its subtle web contrives,
Still Falsehood's textures shrink to
naught,
And only Truth survives.
Wrath clouds our sky; War lifts on high
His flag of crimson stain;
Each monstrous birth o'erspreads the
earth 80 IS .tat
In Battles CORY train;
Yet still we trust in God, the Just,
Still keep our faith alive,
That meath Thine eye, all Hate shall die,
And only Love survive.
New YORK, MAY l; 1884.
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Bridge Notice,

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q "Do you think JonaiI cried when
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The Key Of Death.

The following singular tradition is
related of a key in a collection ofcuri-
osities preserved in the arsenal at
Venice. About the year 1900, one of
those dangerous men, in whom extra
ordinary talent is only the fearful
source of crime and wickedness beyond
that of ordinary men, came to .estab.
fish himself as merchant or trader in
Venice. The stranger, whose name
was Tebaldo, became enamored of the
daughter of an ancient house, already
afianced to another. He demanded
her hand in marriage, and was, of
course. rejected Enraged at this, lie
udied how to be revenged. Pro-
foundly skilled in the mechanical arts,
he allowed himself no rest uutil he had
invented the most formidable weapon
that conld be imagined. This was a
key of large size, the handle of which
was so constructed that it could be
turned round with, little difficulty
When turned 1t disclosed ' spring .;
which, on pressure, launched from the
other end needle or lancet Of such
fineness that it entered the flesh and
buried itself there without leaving any
external trace. a fsta
Tebaldo waited at the door of the
church in which, the maiden .whom lie
loved was about to receive the nnptial
benediotion. The assassin sent the
slender steel into the breast of the un-
suspecting bridegroom. The wounded
man had no suspicion Of injury, but,
seized with sharp and sudden pain in
tile midst Of the ceremony, he tainted,
and WAS carried to his own house amid
the lamentations of the bridal party.
Vain was all the skill of the. plysi-
clans, who could not define the cause of
this strange illness, and in few days
he died. ..
Tebaldo again demanded the hand of
the maiden from her parents, and re-
ceiveda second refusal; they, too, per-
|ished miserably in a few days. The
alarm that these deaths, which ap-
peared almost miraculous, occasioned,
excited the utmost vigilance of the
magistrates; and when, on examina
ton Of the bodies, the small instru.
ment was found in the gangrented flesh,
the terror was universal; every one
feared for his own life.
The maiden thus orphaned had
passed the first montl, Of mourning 10
a convent, when |Tebuldo, hoping to
bend her to his will, entrratcd to speak
to lrer at the gate. Her reply was de-
cisively in the negative.
Tebaldo, beside himself with rage,
attempted to wound her through the
gate, and succeeded. The obscurity Of
tile place prevented his actions from
bling observed. On her return to her
room the maiden felt a pain in her
breast, and, uncovering it she found it
spotted with single drop Of blood.
The pain increased; the surgeons WHO
fastened to her assistance, Taught by
the past, wasted no time in conjecture,
but, emitting deep into tile wounded
part, extracted the needle before any
mortal mischief had commenced, and
saved the life Of the lady. The State
inqnisition used every means to dis
cover the hand which dwelt these in
siduons ands Irresistible blows. Tie
visit of Tebaldo to the gate caused sus-
picion to fail heavily upon him. His
house was carefully searched, the iufa-
nous invention discovered, and be
persisted on the gibbet. ga bG'
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~ 1t is seported on gooi authority
that Harriet Beechers Stawe has de
clared for Grant. Itis also reported,o on
good authority that Horace Greeley
loaned Harriet Deecher Stowe the mon
ey to publish her 6rst bnok, aud hasn't
got it all hack yet. .s ,.ss ayaf
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20 Mention is,made in a current item
oftbe, existence Of ia ssnuff. boxvmade
from the. hoof Of q horse that Napoleon,
used to ride upoI. The Beast VAS
slain in Egypt, it is said, and flie snuff
box is owned by lady III LONDON.
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Notice /!

r HEREBY CAUTION ALL P Err
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made payable to dc. Dunbar. One
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$1,000, dated March, 1872, as | do not
intend to pay the same, the conditions
for which they were given having fail
ed. esv w. J.SyJOHSSON. -
October Q, 1872 st.
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and arresting the progress Of decay
Spalding's Glue, up to, the sticking
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Number Il.
,Scrofala.

This is the dread disease which an-
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