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

1t Is indeed q mystery how some people
fnolish as 10 20 on nom day to day, and month
to month, suffering with the stings and pains Of
disease, which, by tho use Of 9 few bottles OF
Bristors SdrsdpdriHd and PtRs, would, to q
perfect certainty, be radically cured. Do not
stand In your own ligt. Try them. myl lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BlTTER9.
s. T.-1S80-X.

D s-IooV
This wonderful vegetable restorative Is the
sheot.anchor OF tho feeble and debilitated. Az
a tonic and cordial for tho aged and languid It
has no equal among stomachics. As . remedy
for tho nervous weakness to which women arc
especially subject, It Is supersedinC every other
stlmulant. In all climates. tropical, temperate,
or fsigid, It acts rs ~sspccinc in overJ species OF
disorder which undcrmines the bodily strength
~ g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03
LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

The Proposition for u New hall
rsad mel satisfaetery yet-C Confer
eneo with stanford ssnstrske-Hm-
nenso Farnitaro Factory Projected
weather Cesler.
SAN FRANo1soo. May 81 P. NJ
Contrary to general expectation the
proposition Of the Committee Of One
Hundred to the St. Louis delegation,
for tho construction Of tho Western
end Of tho thirty-ffth parallel railroad
Is not considered satisfactory BY the
latter, and a counter proposition will
be made to-day.
Governor Stanford has notified the
Committee Of One Hundred that be Is
town prepared to receive any commu-
nication on the subject Of the railroad
terminus, that they may have to make.
A conference will probably be brought
about.
joaquin Castro, the Oakland and
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

A SELL.-An cid gentleman with sew, {.
raj suspicious red spots on his face. en-.
tered railway car the other day, and
quietly took the only seat that was VA.
cant. An iuquisitivs chap asked him II
ne mad had the smallpox, and he said
yes. There was general scramble
among the passengers, all Of whom de.
sired TO get ont at ouce, and in about
minute the old gentleman had the car to
h'mssN... The conductor, cautiously
peering in, demanded to know how LONG
y was since the afflicted individual had
y scovered. "well. SIR" replied tie VIC
Am OF disease, II can't exactly SAY but
=. =. near IS | can recollect, it was about
80 years ago."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

MAN IN LovE.-Gail Hamilton is not
always sensible, nor even A. truthful as
she should be. when she talks about
men, matrimony and woman suffrage;
hrt she did say this truthful and beauti-
iul thing: There is no slavery NO ab.
ject as the slavery of a man to the wo-
man he loves. Abiect, because it goes
behind his will and possesses the whole
man. And the more he IL, the more
strong and bright and free, the more
thorough his enthrallment. Woe to such
An one if he falls into the hands of a
weak. frivoloes. or an unworthy owner.
Joy to him his proprietor DO large
natured woman; for then his completest
thr"ll Is most exalted and divine free
DOM"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

SWHIpPrNo AN EDrroR.-Editors, like
other shrewd men, must live with their
eyes open. A good story il told Of one
who started n paper in Western town.
The town was infested by gamblers,
whose presence was source OF annoy.
ance to tho citizens, who told the editor
that unless he came out against them
they would not patronize his paper. He
replied that he would give them II good
" sm.sher" next day. Sure enough his
next issue contained in full the prom
ised " snasher," and on the following
morning the redoubtable editor, with
scissors in hand was seated in his sane
tum, when in walked u large man with a
club in his hand aud demanded to know
il the editor was in. ''No, sir was the
reply; "he has just stepped out. Take
seat and read the papers; he wall re-
turn in minute" Down sAt the indig-
nnnt man Of cards, crossed his legs, with
/ his club between them. aud commenced
reading paper. In the mean time the
. l tor very quietly vamosed down stairs,
. III at the landing he met another ex.
cited IN IN. With cudgel in his han ,
wuo ask ID if the editor was in. Yes,
sir. was the reply; you will And hii
,ted ul stairs. rending newspa; er. v
The latter. on entering the room. with n
Fearful oath, commenced a violent as
3 .nlt upon the former. which WAS resist
ed with equal ferocity. The fight wa.
CONTINUED till they had both rolled to tLs
foot of the stairs. and had pounded eact
other to Their hea 'ts con ent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

A MODEL STArEMENr-rhe law insti-
tinted by the Yale faculty, requiring each
student to furnish the august boar,l with
written statement Of the place Of wor-
ship aud Bible class attended, boarding
place. etc., affords unlimited opportuni-
ties for the waxgish student to display
his peculiar ways. The following speci-
men was recently received by the govern
ing element: ".Atteuded Cat holic church.
Have conscientious scruples in regard to
Bible CLASSES. Refresh the inner man Mt
Mrs. Jerusha Ann Tompkins', at n pecu.
mary expense OF $5 per week washing
extra. Survive on fnith. hash and nap.
kins; hired girls mans. Nancy; good
looking anil robust. OF Swedish extrac.
ton. We invariably rise at .. m. and
retire at p. M
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

RUSSIA AND UHINA.- There seems to he
fair prospect Of war between Russia
and China. It nppenrs that, owing to
certain troubles between the two nations,
one Of the. westarn provinces OF China
(Kouldscha) was year ago seized and
held by Russian troops. The inhabitants
Of the provinces are mostly Mahomedaus,
and averse to Chinese rule, and prefer to
remain under Russian protection. while
the Chinese Government seems deter.
mined to rePossess the usurpcd Terri
tory. The Government Mt Pekin is bnsi-
ly prep .ring for war. Fifteen hundred
men are daily employed in the construc-
tion Of ironclads and the preparation Of
guus and ammunition. Agents have also
been sent 4srnons the Russian Kirghis,
who are in effect Chinese, to induce them
to renew their oil allegiance. and take
an active part on ther 81 le in the i'm
pending confict,-[N. Y. Star.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

r HAVING DoUdHT THE ENTIRE orox
y u II. NloUAEL, Wtll cary % tAs tuseIsse
- y. Nichsel must - paia % nc. eess t,tt
Pelim ycYAe ccES
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

;, without belief in personal immortal
ity, religion surely 10 like An arch rest
ing On pillar. like bridge ending il
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
WllINERYluD LADIES' pless eooDs

MRS. J. D. HICKox DEpmEg 70 Mronx
w the laAies At Yioehe 6ne vitlo1ty eooe -
s1ock Al Iiliinsry spd brsse 0sS&S, w1icl -
is ceiling d low p1icss. 1Aaieq - Weo4Nf IN
iirssy, dyess = lssey GNaos v4u A@A IN 8s5
'.ss g.. I: ~ - Z 80 ~.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

heal haWiness is cheap enough. yet
how dearly are we 10 the habit II nav.
ing for ito counterfeit. ~
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

l don't believe any one knows tho
sweetness OF the promises who unde,.
fHes the ssuctity oil the recent. 7-"'7
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND AFFIDAvIrs
"A propsTIy made. Abstsscts Of Mining Prop
cry and Aeal Estate furnished. Deeds, Leases.
AoseeAess. Contracts and all other legal instsu.
nents q writing carefully drawn.
omes. p QohnS building. Main street. oppe-
t.te NeNdoV valley Sotet. Seotf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

Death i the dropping Of the 6ow.,
that the fruit may swell.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

u. r. ereakey,
Mining Recorder for NY leinins Disssiss,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
Piosh., Du||ion'i||. and P,s,t, st,ss Uas

W. x. Miller. .Prsprietss
HNARRYIN6 THE UNITED ns7SKA
~ STATES Mail and Wells,
Fargo h Co.'S Express. Leaves Hocks svc5y
morning at 0k O'Clock. Returning, leaves Dul.
lionvillc at an o'clock n. m. je7S-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17

What IL virtue but . medicine, md
8ee but wound2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

IT, sssemlle1 wisdom oI the
iaie eee-te3 Gasl a3Igummeat aa
"Wednesday maraiag ollas, weat leaT-
Iag naay Important measures without
ta ad 20 1ef hurry ua d5uhs cR-
aag He measures Of daalaul uul-
49, Ibr special committees GA tae
tate AgIum and Vermont Ceairl
a.Iraad are o. complete their Lahore
aas report % tAe Governor, uhg II be
deems u advisable sill cali an extra
session. We thibk itaa pretty gen
a'l impression that the biennial sys.
tam f. failure /
We are glad BE- welcome back oar
euaaof aud representative, who have
taib been hard working members 81
,ir Legislature aad have won the re-
srtet asa esteem q their associates
NJ measures If especial interest toBcn-
umgign county were before the lcgisIa.
tmc. ha1 there been they would have
becu carefully attended 60 by our rcp.
nsentaliyes ia both houses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

We are unable Is give our readers
the Presidents message as il is too long
ior oar columns Ho treats all the mat.
tem 81 public interest ia practical
common sense manner and congress
wall DO well to heed most Of his recon-
meudstions.
The reports Of the heads OF the sew
eral departments have been published
AID show a gratifying state Of prosper
ity both Ia our internal affairs aud for
eign relations. Reform is needed in
some matters and in the reports before
us is recommended, aud if congress is
we'll up 10 the mark in this respect We
shall have all We hope for or wish,
Congress has assembled aud com
meuced the business Of the session.
The number OF bills presented is uu.
usually light. There will be some
changes in the Important committees
aud tits rumored that Senator Edmonds
Of Vermont will be made chairman OF
the Judiciary committee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
DEATH OF HORACE GnnELE,

The country was shocked on Satur-
day as the telegraph aud daily papers
bore the news Of the death OF Horace
Greeley 4 remarkable man, with mar
Vicious strength aud a. marvellous
weakness. with hosts Of friends aud
bitter enemies, one Of the most remark,
able our prolific county has yet pro
dneej. With him has departed the
last Of the trio Of great editors in New
York in some respects the greatest Of
them all. Better for him aud the
country at large had be stuck TO his
paper, which, under bis control, was a
power to be felt and generally 10 the
right direction. Sometimes, ii is true.
be was found maintaining the wrong
side If vital questions, bat never for a
long period The last acts Of his
busy life wo are not disposed, now,
to cntcisc, May his virtues ever be
remembered aud his faults buried in
the tomb
The zrbue furnishes tie following
account Of has illness and deaths
80 fat as any Of his associates knew
Mr. Greeley was 10 almost az good
health 5 usual, when on the day after
the election he wrote the card annoan-
ciug his resumption Of the editorial
charge Of the Tribune Ills slecpicss.
ness was known 10 have become greatly
worse. bat lor years be had suffered
more or less from the same difficulty.
and a. is now clear sufficient allow
aacc bad nut been made tgT the intense
strain Ga him throughout the summer,
especially during the last month 81 hIs
wItc's Illness. bot il soon became cvi-
dent that biz strength was unequal %
the hard task TO which Be set himself
Ne wrote only three or four careful ar.
ticIes uo oae 8f them being half q cal.
umu 10 length. The notable. per.
haps. was that entitled Conclusions
wherein De Slammed ~ h.s views ot Tao
canvass IN al be wrote less tiaa
three aul q half columns afleF Ais fe-
torn. contributing u UHly igag issues
of the paper Two gf three t.me he
handed biz assistant short artizles. sag
iag There i al idea woTt4 using
bat hsycat iclt able u wosk i cat
properly Aou had better pnt il In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
rus FAaarns, MILK oonPAN,

The directors Of the Farmers Milk
Company met in New York last week
tp report progress aud make prepare
tons for future action. II was found
that over one hundred thousand dollars
81 tho stock had been taken by the
farmers, and portion Of the ground
yet to go over. The full amount taken
by the farmers will probabaly amount
60 one hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars, and wealthy capitalists in New
York stand ready to take the balance
De- enough to make up the two hundred
thousand dollars necessary to com
mence the business. 1t is thought the
arrangements will be fully completed
by the first Of January, and that the
company viii 60 into active operation
at that time.
There has been vast amount Of
work done 10 eauyassing the large
tract Of country, and getting the far
mcfs interested in the work, but encr-
gctic men have the matter in charge
aud we may safely count on the reform
In the business 80 anxiously looked for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

salary q Toe MibisicF wa larger ihar his !.
Although tho salary was only s6p1. ab0ut
half IN which was supplied BY TIE Barr
Fund, yet d vas found dHauh %
raise Tie small amount re4uire3 from ono
hAil 90 tbe whole of ID hsnG ia ArfeArs
annually through 4 period 81 % wears.
SIR Wa.kgr eNcBct himself Is keep MP
the organization aud was ready AZ all
times io d hi. part, tn promoting, is in.
terrsts, while hc sad the money 70 DO Id.
Ia DIS advanced sgc and down 10 the
last sesu II bis lie, BE- retained an On.
usual degree eft natural Yigog and muscu-
lar strength, and was seen slmast daily in
eur streets walking erect, down 70 bis
final sickness Bar BIS strength 81 length
gave way aud the "stroug msn bowed
himself" After 5 period 81 about three
weeks Of gradual decline, without mnch
bodily paiu BE quietly past away, thus
ending d hong active NE, leaving hls aged
wife, aud eight children, all but one Of
whom were present 10 minister unto him
In bis sickness, and bate him with tlial
respect 20 his final resting place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
I.E.IsLATIvE JOkEs.

The wisdom and virtue Of the state
aro sometimes given to jokes as well as
other people. and among others one is
related which | do not remember to
have seen ia print, though it may have
bren. II occurred years ago when
Moses Cheney was the member from
Barnard In the Introduction and pas
sage q corporation lill. aud charters,
tle, are So similar in form that 10 lis
customary t3y some enc, or the member
introducing them. 10 IN we that az they
ate in the usual form they he read by
thrjf titles onIy, aud no one directing
they are ~ read. On the occasion
above referred to member who had
been ia The habit OF addressing tine
House on nearly every question, and
regarded as very prosy al that, arose
aud IN hir usual manner began to adj
dress the House. Mr. Cheney stood it
iata few moments aud then jumped to
lis feet and interrupting said Ar.
Speaker. As tie speech Of the gen
tlrmau ig8m - appears 10 he ~
thc usual form. move that he have leave
to deliver it hy It's title only The ci,
iect of this motion WAS to upset the
gravity o. both Speaker aud House for
seams moments. aHd il was regarded as
he0siicn tar e.ca several legislature
following r s5aaarat A4@ar, Pail.
TUast
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

JnnaNHtf. Er0ra Soy % 1872.
r EfH~
Since fhe arrival af mur pauy here
aa have been ery busy ovcrbaallng
the Sc James. We have been through
the house from top 20 bottom, and It is
naw 10 very nice order ior business
ii rs tbe largest and finest hotel in
tais section Of The country, and has all
the modern improvements. and is heat.
ei by steam aud lighted with gas
The rooms in the new brick wing
are fully equal to any in the best hotels
60 New York. Northern people who
visit this place viii be- made very COM
Portable
The climate of Florida Is certainly
delightful during the winter. To-day
has been warm and sunny-about like
a day iu June ia Vermont. At this
time, 500 p. a., the thermometer in,
dicates G2s. We have nice warm days
and cool nights During this month SO
far we have had bat one rainy day
A few nights since there was quite a
frost--tbe ground looked a little white
in the morning, early but this is an uu-
usual occurrence. People who have
been accustomed to the cold winters OF
the mere northern states cannot but be
delighted with the climate here. T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
,OMMIssIONER-s- NOTICE-
OMMIssIONEE.s No1TcE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
- We the sahsruben. being app0.aisd - ias
H5a. the tfgbsis Court i9f the blstf4rt Il han.
chester. Commissioners 10 receive fEslaslt al.
ad5af tLe claims and dEnsABas q al pera0nr
sgaius& lta EHihte N
Ist4As PnHale. late - sausgtts,
III sad bittf1eG deceased, sAd als0 Al eiaiH.s ahd
demanHs exhibited u 0ifset tlsfetg auA al
mouths ff8gn the 17th, aAy ~ Nor. ira bgins
allowed Is ss4 Court fgF test paiFoae, - a.
therefore, hereby give notice. that vil attend
" the aus.Hsss V oar appointment 81 Tie isle
dNelaag u Basa,4 nd frnda8 ig sAldE&rdRats ~
the lta lAg ~ febs ness aud fhs x7ih aay ~
dag. II B fiDn est ualii fs4g ueiosk,.l hi "a
eee 81 cad dayss
b 4 8. saaaEsts tAls x1la "a X sogs m1et
IA b. itEL
SAITH PARE
OEDE5E n DEAtEK. CgmmfssloAefs.
khaOA hgCE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05

q = >pcuy, an e}a aud wef.known
guiAe Ia Size Adirondack region, was
drowned tlse other dan he wa. GOT
0iiaa psut Of men hunting deer but At
ilt slime there was 10 one with him e&-
ia his sau Willie. iad Of % years Tie
aa. Pni oug nts i4imtklin lake 90 rce1r-
- lEr baiy 81 deer, and hayias sscnFcd
q hrsart iew arr ihe shore, when the
lsiai ass overturned bg the violence of
ilsr waves. re climbed Hpan ,Ae keel and
.irar Wish oue u the CAR 10 prDpei The
-raa ashore. ID, the sind wss 80 strong
iaai he mssle little progress, beiag sew
ersl ilmfs thrown iuto The watef Ia.
a4aaej he his efforts he at leaglA Iasl
g. oar, and ,Aoagb hul short distance
igaa us shore, vac too Weak IA sulta is
H. Fough Nttg. ana l5otibe h.s aold ~
ths hcsl sank Immediately lis son had
aadrd 10 az 10 hls arnpils ard made ~.
nosi supsghamau enefm q szFe bis
faibeF. hai 81 taia. and i vas wilh 5 sad
hraft glai Ste little mAa. chilled 10 body
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-05
MMnm Hun, BoLIINgEE Co, Mo. ;
November Is, 1872. /

MtEHLE HUI, BoAINGEH Co, Mo.
November 2S, 1872.
Thanksgiving Day finds nae here,
stopping Tor a few days before my re-
turn to the Cape City, after an absence
Of more than one month. Indeed left
home before Election Day and finding
myself Unexpectedly detained from my
elective precinct, / resolved myself in
to philosophical state Of mind and
concluded that no individual effort
could save s Il. Mo. to the party Of
peace and good win F; nor indeed the
entire State from taking the backward
step she has taken in that direction
from which she came, when through
fire aud blood, she emerged from the
darkness and ignorance Of the past and
arrayed herself in the van Of civii2a-
ton and progress The immensely in
creased registration in the counties OF
this State that had been known as the
darkest spots during the late rebellion,
considered in connection with the fact
that two years ago, the last restriction
to disloyal voters was removed by
constitutional amendment, several days
before the election fully convinced ey-
cry careful observer Of the situation
here, that Missouri must be taken out
of the doubtful list or added to those
led by Kentucky and Kentucky I'm
ionists'l?) and the event has shown
that whatever Of credit may be attach
ed to the position Of being the banner
State" in this backward advance,
Missouri is entitled to it all Even
Kentucky almost failed in her endeav-
ors to establish by her vote the superb
GRITTY of the Caucasian race 1t is my
firm belief that the result Of the late
election for state officers here will be a
source Of regret to thousands who vo-
ted for a Democratic administration for
Missouri and for candidate for presi-
dent " ho battered the convictions of a
lifetime for the Ku-klux vote The
diminished immigration and the retard-
cd rate Of prosperity will be an indica-
ton Of the sentiment throughout the
country of the relation Of Democratic
majorities to msrule and general retrog-
radiation. Two years Of a substantial
Democratic Government in Missouri
ought to have convinced the most OBJ
fuse Of such fact, but too few saw
things in that light to save the state
to the party Of true reform.
This place is the County seat Of
BoIlinger County, lying to the West Of
Cape Girardeau County, and is thirty
miles from the Mississippi River Iron
ore abounds here as also various ochres
and clays suitable for paint They are
/ being manufactured here on a moderate
scale, and iron ore is shipped by rail to
I furnaces located on the way to st.
Louis.
/ A large stove factory constitutes the
/ principal single industry here, at this
time, but other works Of various kinds
are in contemplation, and like many
other places, it has great expectations
Of what il may be when the good time
coming shall come The grand re-
suit Of the election in the nation at
/ large is sufficient to satisfy a reason
able patriotism, aud we can well afford
to wait for the growth Of seed that
has shown such wonderful vitality and
which promises to cover the inhabited
world with Its mighty harvest.