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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-12

Canceroua Sores Cured.
Those who suffer with there afdlctions should
take conrasc. There has just been performed
la the city Of San Francisco one Of the most ex.
traordin .ry cures ever recorded, aud that BY the
use Of Bristol's Sarsapsrilla and Pills alone.
Try them ! try them! AM eI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM GAN

accidentally Killed By AheotinE-
Mamm a. Balloon Fai urc Wrni
ON the Wsr Pm b and Got Ftts-
g.. steamer Dar-N rnth"r-!nurde'.
e,s IN ~Jai.-stseks Quiesrent q
Hope. al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-12
BANK EXCHANGE!
GOLD HILL.
RARNHAM 4 jackson, Prsp'rs.

,I,H1s OLD ESTABLISHED SALOON HAS
been entirely rentted, r~eiurnished and reno.
vated throughout, and also rsstocked with the
vsry ba,t on old. FRENCH BRANDT s, the
be.t Of BOURBON and other choice Whiskys,
PORTER, ALE and other beverages,
A share Of the public patronage y solicited.
-. -. JOHN. EARNHAM,
THOMAS. o. JACKSON,
,vaa n. -. .....:: Proprietors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-12
Gr.el, ilsvtment u

Greeley Will lie rendered a grand
ovation IT Lancaster, N. H., to-day.
On Tuesday he visits the White Noun
talns and will 60 next day to Portland
Ma.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

At WEST CORNWALL during the thunder shower of the 3d 1nst., the lightning struck ahorse belonging to Geo Potter con- pletely paFalyzing one side. The horse was! tha stable, and there were no indi- cations that any thing else was touched :; to say the least it was singular freak. Rufus Owen also lost an OK which he SUD- poses wassstrnck by lightning during the same shower. Wednesday evening July 3, there was social ''Hop" at Huston -Geehfaneas. Owing to. the high state. of the weather, the attendance was rather small, however, we are assured that it was a very pleasant affair." There was also 8 public ball at Miller's Hotel, which was not largely attended but those present seemed to enjoy themselves hugely.-Dea. Pratt has returned from the Boston Jubilee and Saratoga. }Dea .Beebe has also returned from his western trip, and reports great enthusiasm for, tYHorace. g -Therel were 2449 scanssof milk shipped from here in June.
 LAKEvLLE called village improvement meeting in the last News. Why cannot Litchfe1d follow the excellent example other towns in the county are setting
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
Marbledaie.


 Tobacco all about here is looking ex- ceedingly well, and all are confident of a good crop. Every agricnlturist directs his attention this tweed" to the exclusion of nearly all other crops. It would aston ish corn grower If one. can be afound, or any one who does notraise tobacco, to hear the the pleonastic talk of tobacco growers in convention at store or hotel. They enter into discussionson their favor ite topic with all the energy of ireful and intriguing politicioans. s3e s3z a'Iis.4 I - s,
 The young people have very pleas and profitable way of spending part ot their time. It is called the 'tGlee Club and sings once week regularly at Mir. F. l.. Platt's from the ''Ne Plus Ultra glee book. .-by the way, MT. Platt has just fixed blinds to his new residence which improve its appearance amazing ly. ss.sggs a5dt s1 si,s.ls 4o .aiit
 -Haying is in fall blast and the click of the moving machine is heard in divers directions. ai Only aone accident has yet happened and that did not transpire il, the field The meadow was moyn and the machine was to be drawn into, the barn. The machine was sobstructed by the sill at the door. The gentleman who sspresidesy ever the instrument eraAped the wheel to help, when the horses atarfed his thumb was in she wrong place. went through the cogs- blood -pain- -physi- eian- amputatsd asst joint. 8,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
sridgewater.

On the night of the 9th inst, horse
 owned by Johnson 0. Peck, was stolen from his promises and has not been heard from up to this date. A reward of twen-
 ty five dollars is offered for information
 that willlead ltpits racoEery.ale salo4 .n- I've are happy to chronicle the garri- val of the Ray. John Doolittle and family
 on the 18th inst, 5g MT D. has recently re-
 ceived and accepted : call fran the Con gregatfona1 church Of this place and com mences his labors with the Society we'll
 united and muGh pleased in once more
 having pastor. Eb afr 2 t9f9 r! The cut worm is making havoc with
 the tobacco and this causes our farmers
 to feel much anxiety in regard to the fa-
 ture crop. Many acres ofthe weed have
 been destroyed by this worm. 3..1.... es4 The grass crop in this vicinity proves much better than was anticipated. asl H. .a The GosHEs hey gcropwin be fair av- craze. rBrooks Brothers are doing apros- porous banking busines in Wolcottville, much better than they anticipate Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Cook have returned from their wedding tom. Ralph is lenthusies- tic on the Boston nbilee. There were no cases of sun-stroke in our town during the heated terms No Greeley Republ- cons T'~- What has become of all ctha Hhef pauc R. R. exfensionists Have the solid msn of Goahen ahsndoned the project r. Aespa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
course to reform through, ,notagasast. uni

course to reform tarough, mot agassst. uni versal suffrage. Y
 What, on the other hand, will be the necessary result from the restosation of the late Confederate to national power? ,? Has the Southern white yet shown that he appreciates the fact that true recon struction can only be accomplished by the elevation, not by the depression, of the black race? Is any strenuous, adequate effort being made for popular education in any State controlled; by this reactions ry element Has any State legislature controlled by the class of politicians that is now shouting so loudly for Greeley ey- CT enacted a single law torestrain the caste prejudice that denies the negro an equal right with the white in the railroad car, street car, or hotel? We should expect, therefore, a reaction more or less destruc- tive of the progress of real Southern re- construction to follow the success of the so-called Liberal Democratic party. With the old Democratic party restored in eff feet to power, at the end of four years, sup posing the movement to continue success ful, we should expect still more reaction ary government that every sincere friend of progress would have abundant cause to detest and oppose. The surest and indeed the only safe way to avoid this issue is by recognition, to-day, of the great fact that the conflict of principle be- tween conservatism and radicalism can never cease; that, however much misguid- ed republicans may seek to disguise it, the issue is one not of men but of principles the same old principles, too, about which the old Republicans and the old Democracy have so often contended in former years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
STATE ITEMS.
Mrs. Stowe is in Hartford.

1A4S. ObOW0 lS HI
 Trinity College held its commencement, last week
 A child was badly bitten by rat in Hartford, recently.
 The Conn. Baptist Union meets st Stonington on the 17th. WaterbuFian. stabbed e man on the Bridgeport boat, last week.
 Rev. W. H. H. Murray preached in the Park church, Hartford, Sunday.
 Johnson, the Meriden murderer. has been bound over on plea of guilty.
 Mrs. Harper 'the confidence woman has been released from the state prison by the legislature ''' '$4s'a 51s'E
 Thirty two applicants, for State Scholar ship have been admitted to the Sheffield school.
 MT. Gallagher and Mrs. Hooker offered woman suffrage resolutions to the Balti- more convention, but it was no use.
 Insurance Commissioner Miller denoun- ces the cooperative life insurance compa- nies as unsound. . .,f srss-,Y
 The town of Hartford has refused to in- struct it's agent to vote against the New Britain branch of the Conn. Western.
 A car inspector was crushed to death at Hartford between two freight cars, Sat urday.sofai se asar -.-s.- r.ss 3rs t- .s | Two lives were saved by the use of the air brakes. on the Hartford and New Ha- ven railroad, Friday. D
 The first National Bank of Bethel rays Its stockholders seventy per cent final divsdend .... -. if'9'1IE IEIl
 Some scalawags took the corner stone from the underpinning of the Episcopal church in Middlefeld, last week, and rob- bed it of it's treasures and records.
 President Jackson, of Trinity college. started for Europe, Saturday, to get plans for new college buildings which are ex- pected to be some of the finest in the country. ... -.. as.. -...
 A Waterbury soda fountain exploded, last week, and in the confusion some one made off with the contents of the store money drawer.
 Mir. Bishop, president of the N. '. & N. H. railroad Co.,, promises a new depot at New Haven within IS months that will cost half million. ..l 1 A Hartford hotel keeper refused to give 8 colored man and his wife ice cream at the saloon attached to his establishment. He supports Geeley and endorses the Gin cinati platform of course.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
IRE BALTIMORE coavEnTlor.


 The National Democratic ConysDtion was called to order at Baltimore at noon. on Tuesday of last week. MT Belmont. chairman of the National Conmittee made a speech endorsing the Cincinnati plat form and ticket, and announced Thomas Jefferson Randolph, of Virginia, as tenn .porary chairman of the convention. The usual committees were appointed, ::the Connecticut names being as follows on resolutions, Alfred B. Burr on permanent organization, James Gallagher on ere dentials, J. s. Dobson. The rules of the last Democratic convention were adopted. In the afternoon the committee on organ ization reported James R. Doolittle as president, and a vice e'preaident and secre- tary from each state. Those from Con- necticut were D. A. Daniels, vice presi- dent N. B. Stevens, secretary. The re- port was accepted, and Gov. Doolittle, on taking the chair, also endorsed the do- ings of the Cincinnatti convention. The committee on credentials reported roll of 732 delegates. A national executive committee of one from each state was ap- pointed, Mir. William H. Barnum repre- senting Connecticut, Augustus Schell of New York was made chairman of that committee in place of August Belmont who resigned. The convention, then ad- journed till Wednesday. iHA ~
 On Wednesday the committee oA reso- lutions, of which MT. Burr, editor of the Hartford Times, was chairman, reported the Cincinnati platform without change, and moved the previous question on its adoption. MT. Bayard, of Delaware, com plained excitedly of such mode of cut ting off debate, but the previous question was ordered by a vote of 525 to 182. MT. Burr being allowed an hour to speak upon the resolutions, gave Mr. Bayard chance to state his objections. The latter then de- manded some addition to the platform, and objected to having '' the opinions of other men not chosen by us forced down our tbroats as our expression After some debate the Cincinnatti platform, as reported, was adopted by vots of 67O to 62. A ballot was then taken for presi- dent resulting in the choice of MT. Gree: lev Inv tha fo1Iowin0 voto
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

Snhmxs@x wAD are m arrears must make up szz=-es. kesurS taking saS1ntAge of the fore gg FEzRu<z1z1zs Hsa subscribers who are in skzzzra @zr aza2rS the x2O1nt ther suhscnp- Ssnm uzR m MAxxmce-
 Nzuxr sAszaa hs szz1 hy Poss-OGSce order, check ~-uu-ssrss AzEazE- 1 P0sEhse- If remittances u-a zmse hr mad we cannot be responsible for ku hwau~ sAe Aesn4x Eenches 1s, but will take all vssan sg szmzAElrs b khe caabhing periodical R~,wus wsF R.e rEsx<zsd Sa the nSxt paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

ME A@AAary. the English yachtsman wAa WAS s@ trVm<@don<ly beaten in this s1ankzx. pRcsaEty. h@d . mOrtifying time al sAa Hxxrp regatta, Last week The SAFFks sszrtxd E minntes later than his yzrhk. s4z5s1 rSzn1 it. and returned an kaur aas1 a half akead-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
Elfcl1dalca

The visit of Capt. Hnlps company of he 18th Regt N. Y. s. N. O., from IBrooklynto thisplace, next week Wednes- Hay. will naturally bring in crowd of spectators. The music HilIbe peculiarly attractive The band win be large ane. and one the very best in the country. The Co. eomesSo Nexwalk onsa boat thsyh have chartered, Tuesday night. They take a lpecial railroad train early Wednesday
 morning, and will be received by our com
 ,any at tthe depot on their arrival here.
 Early in.the afterneon 4there~wiA .heaan lpxhibition -drill, and about 4 P. m.. the Band will give 2 concert in the Park. They return "Wednesday. evening d4e4
 Our Greeley population Democrats not connte6 has doubled during the week by the birth of twins to MT. and Mrs. Willis Carter The first selectman looks dn serenely and considers three shares of Tribune stock good for their support.
 F MT. J. Jay Barden who has been in Sown for the past few weeks working in
 the interest of his firm, Bronson, Hop-
 khs < Co, Nurserymen, Geneva, N. Y.,
 h,s returned on account of his health.
 Hose upon whom he bas been unable to
 cal can have their orders promptly filled by addressing MT. Barden at Geneva
 l r. The bridge inst north of MT. Ormond Stone's is badly out of repair. Good plank are cheaper than good horses, as the town may learn te it's cost if this matter is mot soon attended to. a.ss"I .'..
 A special meeting of Co. H, is hereby warned, for Monday next, at o'clock, p. In., for the purpose of completing arrange ments for the reception of Go. H, 18th N. Y. s. N. c. Every member. of the company must be present. 2'f . Fid .' "
 ttt s.t A. B. SHuMwAY. Capt. :.
 i An Irishman was knocked of hand car by. the crank, between this place and Bantam, this Wednesday, morning. It is feared that he is fatally hurt. 'alla
 .,% The Henry Ward place has been sold to the widow for $500 .,- .b~aG zlt. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
E1o1IRER cLuBsInc RATES.

O~Kh<AAsAa CszzEy sahszibers may not of sun hs skas ss tzks advantage of the low rates saEaazgs ealh@ ts nOst magazines and peri sE.lh. Rxthsr esaEsaisncs snd ss an extra snnnuammma ss new cs1nay subscribers we will umarnm sans~4g p@zsOdicaas tO county subscri- - la ssnnsefi1a u5th shs ExQrnH at the
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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

n Uszp.a4sae to HzneerOus enquiries, the RszszGESe DsFArsz.Ezt stzte that the new zuxsnE ex-sss zzfhOEIned by Congress at its huzG ssa4iaaa. wIa RSt be issued for a zAzzkA yxt Th<y will be q great cOnven- srw,,,s p,s ksu<sus.s< u.en
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

Tks wars2 rpAxkes the Tribune sharply Szr Rrzs<z1E1zv tO be RobOdy's political suzAs zx mure- t says very truly that sAr Trlamz.r 1exukes its whole strength to sAs ssexsszz oE Gzee8ey, and that if not a uursx. a ss cezSzlnly personal organ
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

YR~ AzezsczA represents the number of RwxmRSzms Tn the Waterbury Greeley -azA sx s.< ksss thzn has been heretofore m~.~.-vv-u.uz.7
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

A &1riAg b4rEaAEy took place at North Haven. ksk week A Mr. Goodyear was w1kEd ky nose in the night, seized a AaExh4< nnAr hSS bed whO escaped after a s<S~ze sE<uSgae dHrlRg which he fired at LE C. nArrUuly missing him. He stole a Ps<Axt hoak with $sO0. and fired the house but sAe &@xsS were soon extinguished.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
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 Goshen.

Our people have all comm enced hay ing. t,a}.a.t5.,E .sE ..,t<f.s .-z.
 Among the strangers now in town, we notice Dea. Wetmore and wife, of Wolcott- vile, who have spent some time here, thus escaping the heat of that village.
 - attended birthday party last even ing at Birdseye Hall. Some of your read CTS will remember this ancient mansion in East St., built by Birdseye Norton. The present owner is Mir H. F. Sewall, of the great shipping House, Grinnell, Minturn & Co.,, N. T., who is a grandson of the original owner. t MT Sewan is known on Litchfeld Hill.a The most important per sonage present last evening, was Miss .1Heodora Cabot, of N. F. whose father, mother and brother witnessed the scele- bration Of her tenth birth day. There were several guests from abroad, Mir. Frank Cabot from Brookiine. Mass, MT. wm. c. SewalI snd Mir. Chas. F. sewall ofN. Y. Mrs. Sevall and her daughter Dora, are spending thesummer here.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

Henry Goodrich shot himself in the leg While gHnning. at New Britain, laat week,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

The sstiaa Of Senator Cotton in report 1G Caazt3b1lzEy bill that had never been passed Oa by the committee of which A@ @ eA4ir~an w@s very remarkable pro- Sesa1zx OE coarse tho Senate recalled, sseSmxs3xRed and recOmmitted the bill. Sah<SqaeAkAy It w1s again favorably rSPs<s~a. bat has not yet been acted on.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

Trial of the District Court bill was fin- ished before the legislative committed, last week, and and early report is expect ed. The scheme developed no particular merit and was strongly opposed. ,af;7 T'a
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18
Washington.

8. D. Platt in connection with Merritt Beach, will keep lumber, coal, lime, ce- Ement, and all kinds of building materials at their store by the depot, for the accom- modation of the public. !. All orders filled with promptness and dispatch. ..4 !
 The s. v. R. R. is having large run of passengers for our depot. This week the Washington Alumni and friends will be on hand in force. When the editor of the Danbury News asserts that there are one hundred. and ninety-six curves on the road, he ought to have stated that they are about equal in opposite points of swinging. so that passengers equilibri- una is maintained, and he can walk straight on leaving the cars The assertion that every one who rides on the road goes swinging round in a curyilinear line ever after, is wicked and malicious islander. If no crooked stuff is put into the head. the legs will go straight. ,..rT T ~ .
 As our obituary is safely slowed away in the pigeon holes of the Enquirer office, our medium is authorized to carry on the business itemizing through the s'heat- ed term" : II .Ef5t' sEaI3@ alsl s.a# W, !
 [We seldom have occasion to complain of our Washington correspondent but the ''angels' visits'' which letters from some of our correspondents have become, lead us to fear that their decline and fall off is about complete. -Ed. Enq.] as.ga <.
 -On Friday afternoon there was an old fashioned s'raising" on the Iouugs Elliott place. MT. Warner, the present proprie- tor, is building very large barn which some fifty of his neighbors Not reckoning small boys) raised for him in short order on,the afternoon in question. g.d. .
 Attention is called to the advertise ment of a Stage connection between the Bee Brook station and New Preston.
 Farmers owning land adjoining the railroad are delighted to notice the arri- val of several car loads of fencing. s.ia ,r MT Gum and family went down to the Yale commencement, last week, and were staying with Prof Whitney at the time his house was burglariously entered. They lost some articles of jewelry, oi value to them, although worth little to the rascals who took them. -a9 5l.a. j..
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

The Connecticut Western News com menced its second year, last week. It does business on the cash-in-adyance plan and says nearly all it's old list of subscrib- CTS have sent in their amounts for the sec ond year. The News isa good local pa- per full of the local gossip every one likes to read. We are particularly pleas ed to see that the life of it's editor is pro- longed by this wise iberality on the part of his subscribers He didn't exactly threaten suicide if they failed him; but he remarked that they had made Aina live during the past year and left them to in- fer the rest. Even a pig-iron communi- ty couldn't stand such an appeal. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

YALE COMMENCEMENT Last week was Commencement week at Yale. The elect ed of Fellows occurred on Wednesday and the following gentlemen were chosen :-
 J. B. Sheffield, Henry B. Harrison, Wm. B. Washburn, Alphonso Taft, Wm. M. Evarts, Wm. W. Phelps. t@a l@laa ,s
 The Woolsey fund now amounts to $145,- 900. B. Gratz Brown was present among other alumni. The regular, commence ment took place on Thursday and class of one hundred and twenty six were grad uated. This is the largest class ever grad uated at Yale. s a5oss 4a 5ft1os1a& -E
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

ThH <ze~uszhlng detection of the N Y. Trlhzne fru4 RePablicAnism is raising a @ztxwzt ef lSarnaIism that comes home hs us s< tAe aSxsP~per democracy pretty bsreihGy when we get letters like the fol- As~laE. srrO@PaayIng a half years sub- ~s<SR<Ssa>
 Ny subscription expired the lst of IulE- SSmc~ got bit by subscribing to thr TkSs4ze fOr 0ae year. I dare not sub srxlhe but SSx Honths at once"
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

On motion the nomination of Greeley and Brown was made unanimous
 After speeches by Mir. Wallace, of Penn sylvania, and others, the convention ad- journed sine die. sr .-.-s..t...5 -.,.
 From the first it was evident that an overwhelming majority were in favor of the Cincinnati nominees, and the only question was between the policy of mak- ing these nominations in the usual form and the 'tpassive" policy of adjournment without any formal nominations. The de- sire of the Delaware delegates. and others opposed to Greeley, to hamper him with additional resolutions met with little fla vor the convention having come there with the determination to Ego the entire animal ' ~ -:' --
 The fact that Hartford editor was chairman of the committee on resolutions in this as in the Philadelphia convention, ! where Gov. Hawley held that position, is curious coincidence, very creditable to Connecticut journalism. Ht a r The bolting convention of small body of ''straight-outs, of which Brick Pome- roy was the leading spirit, was an insigni- cant affair sr.+ F-,s. l-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

A AD1saRAcED GENERAL. .--TheweIl known General Debility has surrendered to Will Nams Extract JaHaiCa Ginger,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-18

z HshHe4 HaiR illhT llskie Qia should
 be diluted with water for ear ache, sore 'eyes Bsshfng tiiSA Ah6aAds and for tlte skin.
 Sold by all the Drug sa s slS'aal@