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TIE NEW STYLE

.THE NEW STYLE
WHEELER 4 WILSON
rms
Best Family Sewing Machine
IN THg WORLD
Il does Al kinds q family sswing,
Hemming. both Vide and nArres,
Fslliug. binding, brsidiug. oordlng,
Gathering. rualiuE, tnokinR,
Quilting. agotins, etc, etc
II works equally vel on heavy ana light goods
Il has the most perfect ana the noss easily
managed tension,
II has the fewcst pieces nsod ia the construction
Of any Lock stitch Machine
II runs with ono-hAn the power required to ruf
other Lock Stitch Machines
II seWs the most elastic seam Of any lock stitch
machine in the market
IRIS NEARLY NoIsELKss
C. H. HOBBY,
General Agent for Southern Vermont
ONCE Merchants Row, Rutland, Vt. 5Oiyeaol
A D. @ lie,
WEST LEBANON NEW YORK
Manufacturer Of all kindsof
TEAM HARNESS,
Farm HARNESS,
COACH HARNESS.
FINE LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS,
FINE LIGHT SINGLE HARNESS
PLAIN SINGLE HARNESS,
Made OF the Best Oak Stock and Warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
The largest and best stock OF
Horse Blankets & Lap Robes
in the County
Trunks, Travelling Bags and Satchels,
SCOTCH COLLARS FOR HEAVY WORK,
HALTERS, BRIDES, suRCINGLEs,
WHIPS, HORSE BRUSHES, ETC.
Sale Rooms at
GALE x HULL'S
New Lebanon, N. Y.
GEORGE PAYNE,s
Nassau, New York.
Manchester, Nov. list, 1871. 491y690x
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THE DOMESTIC

TIE DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINE
i has lang been believed % be 'impossibls %
proaaeo family sssibg Machine which i CON.
plstoly aaAPsed % the ughles, sad TIE heavies,
sewing, eai We hes 70 state, and b. sctusi dem.
onstFssion % prove tAAs
THE DOMESTIC
IS PERFECTLY COMPETENT FOR TnE IN
TIRElRANGF or WORK
FROM COwHDE TO MUSLIN.
Although il requires Of other manufacturing, a
"Famiiy' machine to1l, Eight mAuuiactur.
ing" machine f75i, 10 DO THE
THE 0MEsTIC"
Has shu.tle-bobbln which carries about double
the amount Of thread that other Family" Ma.
chimes do
Has twice as mach roo m under the arm" and
the ''prosser foot and needle raises higher.
Glazed cotton lie good enough for the 'Domes.
tic, and II win use the coarsost numbers Of It
even in the hands Of an ordinary operator.
Il has no moving Needle Arm. with gears at.
tAohed or cams below the table to drive the
needle, but the power is applied directly TO
the Needle Bar, and hence running easier and
with less noise
CALI AT
ADAMS JEWELRY STORE,
Factory Point, Vermont,
WHERE
THE DOM ESTIC"
May be seen in operation, and decide for your
self whether it can make good its claims, as stat
ed above
THE PEOPLE WANT THESE MA
CHIMES, AND ARE GOING
TO HAVE THEM.
w. A. ADAMS, Agent.
Factory Point, vt, March l3th, 1872. 429ly45x
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Gto Mill BUY THE TOWN DIED AND
toIU sAMfJH or A
VALUABLE PATENT.
cgiAr T. Q ImHECs. Hohakas. Bergen Co, \. j.
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q heavy tragedy enacted In that town
between 8 and 4 A. N. yesterday. On
Saturday evening, 3 gentleman from
the East entered a dancs-hall and
claimed q. charmer as his lawful wife.
It appears she acknowledged the claim
and the twain repaired to other apart
meuts-thoss usually occupied by her
and a muslcian. The dance broke up
about 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, at
which time the musical fellow found
out that the temporary partner of his
joys and sorrows had disappeared. He
soon discovered the state Of affairs and
hied himself to her domicll, and find
ing that he could not enter, he fired a
shot through a window toward the bed.
The ball thus shot killed the woman
instantly. The husband from the East
jumped from the bed while at the same
time the musician was knocking at the
door very lively. The husband fired
through the door and killed the mu-
sician. As the musician was falling
he pulled trigger. His pistol ball en-
tered through the door and wounded
the Eastern husband severely In the
leg. A dispatch received here gave
all the above particulars, and the fol-
lowing additional facts: The mu-
siclan's name wal J. d. Pearce ; the
husbands, Perkins /; the woman's, Mrs.
Perkins alias Nellie Brooks. AT the
ARRAY, Perkins was arrested. His ex-
animation came of yesterday after
noon and he was acquitted.
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The Price of Health.

Like that Of liberty, II 10 eternal vigilance.
The yapor.laden air Of spring exercises a de-
pressing influence on the vital powers. The
strongest feel this deyitalizing effect; the weak
arc prostrated BY II. Everybody 10 more or less
debiiitated at this season, and the feeble In.
stinetvely sock the hep Of medicine. Unfor.
~tunAtely, the remedy" rcsorted to sometimes
agrrayates tho mischief. Raw stimuIanA are
eminently pernicious in such cases. and drastic
cathartics about a. bad. Tho vital principle
needs euccor and support, and Q reinforcing
preparation that will tone and rouse, while Il
regulates and purl1es the system, 10 the modi.
cine that nature demands. All the medicinal
elements required for such emergencies are
combined In Hostcttnr's Stomach Blttera, the
purest and most eflcacious vegetable elixir that
Tho world has ever known. IL 10 q mild etimu-
liant, q powerful tonic, an unequaled appetizer,
an absolute specific for diseased digestion, o
wonderful ~nervino, o moderate cathartle, . rem
edy for liver complaints and periodic levers, .
cure for constipation, Q specific for rheumatism
of essential use In all ailments to which the
feobler sex arc subject, and a. . general house
hold medicine unequaled. and unapproached
These are the properties which have made Hos
~tetter's Blttcrs famous everywhere. See TO IL,
however, that yorhay tho true article, for tho
land Is infested with swArms OF local bitters,
madc from condemned liquors and worthless
drugs, which greedy wretches who speculate on
human life recommend - panaeeas for every III
that flesh Is heir 70. beware OF the charlatans
and their pOleOnb,
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TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SACRAMENTO.

A Chinanaa BrutaIIy Bessen ~ .
Couple Of Hssdlnns-Aa Old
Rird Tries % Bara Himself Ous
or he City Prissa-Assassinahsn
nj Eli Grsvo- Heavy aad sensa.
,isual Dsmestio Tragedy nj Red
BIuG A wifs and Her Lever
KILLED, and Husband Severely
wouuded.
SACRAMENTO, April 15.-festerday
James Kennedy and William White,
two hoodlums, were arrested for bru-
tally beating a Chinsman at the corner
of Thirteenth and J streets. The CHI
naman injured was employed at the
beet sugar factory, and at the time OF
the assault was on his way to that
establishment, in company with a fell
low Celestial. The beating received
resulted in q fracture of his left jaw
and other injuries, some of which may
provo fatal.
On Saturday James Quinton, arrested
with Matthews, attempted to fire the
CITY Prison, In which he Is confined.
He set fire to some planks dividing the
cell he was In from another, thinking
he probably could burn a hole and
escape through 1t. He pretands that
the fire occurred while he was heating
some water-an immposslbility, and a
foolish story for an old jail bird to
fabricate.
An affray occurred at Elk Grove, at
a late hour on Saturday night, in which
a man named McCabe IA shot by Ed.
Cox. As neal as we can learn, these
are the particulars: On Friday night
the two Cox brothers had n difficulty
with an old shoemaker and whipped
him. On Saturday night McCabe, In
his saloon, expressed his feelings very
strongly against the action Of the
brothers, they being present. The
brothers left, and soon n Of them,
Ned Cox, returned and fired q pistol
or a rifle through a window at McCabe,
the ball striking him behind the right
shoulder and lodging near the spine.
DR.. Tyrrell, who dressed the wound,
found the ball had. lodged near the
spine, as stated, but thinks 1t will not
nroye fatal unless the spine becomes
inaamed. Cox was arrested in this
city last evening by officers Harris and
Dole, who found him In a place where
be supposed he was safely concealed
Adyices from Elk Grove this morning
say McCabe is no better.
a gentleman from Red Bluffs yes.
terday, ON the cars, tells Us q story Of
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SAX FRANCISCO, April 15-2 p. NJ
The fourth trial of Jas. Hughes, under
indictment for arson, In setting fire to
the barns of Mcclellan and Harris In
Contra Costa county, from whose lands
he had been elected as a squatter, will
be resumed at Martinez on Wednesday.
The trial of 'McClosky, for man.
slaughter, in killing Mccarthy last
Summer, is now going on In the Fourth
District Court.
The Coroner Is making search Of the
rooms Of the deceased English miser,
DR.. William Hewer, for evidences Of
property which he was supposed to
have had recently, but which can't be
found.
Eastern Nevada stocks all suffered
to-day, while Comstock continues
buoyant.
James Gamble, Superintendent OF
the Western Union Telegraph, Is able
to walk about again, though bearing
very decided evidences Of the severity
Of the accident from which he barely
escaped with his life.
Gold, 11O5S greenbacks, Oh.
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HlLLEEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE z.

Plnas and Ideas Of the Democracy
In view OF the Cineinnaii Csavca.
siSa.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Demo
cratic members Of Congress are con-
sulting among themselves regarding
their future political course In view OF
the Cincinnati Convention. Some
freely express their willingness to vote
for the nominee Of that Convention,
provided the demonstration there gives
promise of success, or the platform Is
of such a character that they can en-
dorse it. They say they want only
the enunclation of a few general prin-
ciples. Some Standardization Re-
publicans have been privately OK
changing views with them In order to
arrange a basis Of coalition. 1t is gen.
orally agreed. however, BY the Demo
Gratis, that their course will be gov
erned by the National Democratic
Conyention-whethcr 1t shall agree to
support the Cincinnati nominee or
make = nomination Of Its own.
New Cenptrsller Of Curreney.
WASHINGTON, April l4.-Iti is thought
that the President will this week NOM
mate a Comptroller Of Currency to
supply the present vacancy.
The Mensrial Services In Hsnsr Of
PrsfessSr Morse.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE prepa-
rations for the memorial services in
honor of Professor Morse are COM
pleted. The speakers selected are
Senator Patterson and Representatives
Fernando Wood, Garfield, Cox, Voor-
hees and Brooks. The President and
all the prominent officers have been
invited, and the Governors Of States
who cannot be present have designated
proxies. Similar meetings will 30 hold
on Tuesday evening in the principal
cities.
Great Fire In Massnehusetts.
AVER, Mass, April l5.-The entire
business portion of this town was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss,
$50, 900.
A Woman Poissns Her whole Fam
lily to Mako Rsem fer n New Lever.
LEKsBURe, Va, April 10. Mrs.
Emily E. Lloyd is suspected Of having
poisoned her whole family, consisting
Of her husband, four children and an
elderly lady relative. Arsenic was
found In the stomach Of one child, and
the Coroner's verdict was that 1t was
poisoned by the mother. The others
are to be dislnterred and examined.
The object Of the woman Is supposed
to have been to make room for a new
lover.
Killed by q Fire Engine.
PorrsvuLE, Pa, April lb.-Ten
tenement houses were destroyed by
fire this forenoon. Charles Wing was
run over by a fire engine and killed.
Another Destructive Fire.
WORCESTER, Mass, April 15.-Union
Block, the largest building in West
boro, and . large clearinghouse, were
destroyed at s o'clock this morning.
Ge.crai Diaz Reported - 10 Assas-
sIaatoA and Gen. Rseha Defeated.
NEW YORK, April 15.-Me1ican
news confirms the death Of Porfrio
Diaz. He Is supposed to be assassina-
ted. Rocha ID reported defeated at
Durango.
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Coinage and bars executed ........$a,l7s,l7s

GREAT CONCERT ATTRAcTIoN.-See
advertisement to-day Of Brestle &
Beckler's famous Concert company.
introducing the child Americas, said
to be the greatest musical phenome-
non In the world, also the infant vio-
linist, only four years old. Our eX-
changes speak highly in praise Of this
fine talented company. They appear
at Pipsr's Opera House on "Wednesday
evening, for four nights only, during
which period the present company
will visit Carson.
FEnREsp's SALooN.-Major Fer
rend's famous saloon, or South c
street, Virginia, Is a tavarite place Of
resort at all seasons, for 1t Is a very
cosy, comfortable place, with the
choicest of beverages. artistically COM
pounded. Louis Mandelbaum also
keeps just q little the choicest cigar
out, and his neat stand neal the saloon
entrance, IL we'll supplied with delica-
cies In tho tobacco line.
For CHIEF OF PoLIcE.-In our ad-
versising columns today Andrew j.
Showers respectfully announces HIM
self as a candidate for the office OF
Chief Of Police of the city Of Virginia
ut the ensuing election, subject to the
decision of the City Union Republican
Convention. Mr.. Showers Is we'll
qualified for the position in every
respect, and If elected will fill 1t very
creditably.
FIRE ALARM "A general alarm,
proceeding from the burning stoVepipe
Of a lodging house on G street. just
south Of the Enterprise building, about
liz o'clock last night, brought out the
Fire Department. The fire was sup
pressed without the use OF the engines,
however.
TEs-DAY RoLL.-The roll Of voters
at the coming election of tho Gold
Hill Fire Department is published In
another column to-day. The eiectloh
takes place April 2Arh-a week from
next Wednesday.
GOLD HILL BuLLIoN.-This morn
ing at Virginia we noticed on ths
counter of the Bank Of California, nj
teen big bars Of silver bullion, worth
$50 600, from the Crown Point MN
To LEr.-Two front rooms, ur
stairs, in Maynard's building Main
strest. Gold Hill; also the store be
meath, occupied by B. Galland. see
notice In another column.
Po,soxrp.-Mr. Childs, a miner al
Virginia, yesterday, is said to have nN,
bean made very sick-apparently pol
soned-by eating fried bacon.
EAarHeuAxz.-Quite a smart shoe.
of earthquake was felt in Goid mn an,
and Virginia about ten o'clock ias'
eyensng. No harm was done.
MORE Snow About an Inc o
snow fell yesterday evening M las
night. The sun OF to-day, however
made quick disposal OF it.
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CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS III
Waller Is closing out his Winter STOCK
Of clothing. Furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, trunks, vaiises'
gloves, blankets, etc, at lowest rates,
call and examine and satisfy your
selves. Next door to 0. 7. Barber u
Co., Main street, Gold Hill. rs"
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NOTICE. IN BARKRUPToY.

n1sTRIcT COURT OF THE UNrTID
- States for the District Of MsyadA n.-ln
A Warrant In bankruptcy has been issued b.
Of the County Of Lyon and Of the Stats Of No
ndl, in said District, who hAs beea duly ID
JUDGED Q bankrupt upon his own petition ;
and the payment Of any debts and. the d.
rupt 70 him. or 70 his use, md the tsnslsf q
any property BY him, are forbidden b. lay. 4
meeting Of the creditore Of, sald bankrupt %
provo their debts and 10 choose one or moro
a.signees Of said estate vilr es bed = cea1t
District, IN the 37th day OF April, 4. p. ts1,
All o'clock T., ct the once Of Z. strother, Rse:
later In Bankruptcy Of said District No. 10 North
O street, CMstin BuildingD Virginia, STOREY
County, State OF NeysdA 49,, :
e. 3. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
apl3d
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wHlzl TO Go.-wnen you want . nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
possd, dressed and properly Axed up, 90 70
Polls popular saloon, next door to GIBSON,
NAia street, Gold Hin. Sharp fazors, clean
tsvsls, aad good artists, always to % touno
tAsro. At Pohl's the ladies' can have their hair
sat, eurlsd, clsanssd or dressed In the most
tasteful se1-u
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

FOR MAN AND BEAST
Probably few articles have ever had 80 exten'
sive . sale, while none have been moro univer'
sally beroacii than the celebrated Mexican
Mustang Eminent. Children, adults. horses,
and domestic animals, arc always liable to acct
dent, and It is safe to say that NO family car
pass q single season without some kind Of ar
omollient being necessary. II becomes a mat
ter Of importance then to secure the best.
ovcr three hundrediirey stables In the city
Of New York alone are using the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment, in ali Of which 1t gives universal
satisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-15

SUrrERLEY's RETURN.-J. X. SUIT
terlsy, 50 we'll known in times past as
the chief photographer Of this section,
and whose famous gallery at Virginia
was considered the only place where q
photograph could be taken properly,
has returned. He came on Saturday,
and has had all he could do in the way
Of shaking hands and being heartily
welcomed by his numerous old friends.
Sutterley has been wandering for tho
last six years among the big towns Of
Montana, California and elsewhere,
practlcing his popular art, and having
acquired all the new points, and
learned all there Is to DO learned ut 1t,
he now returns, declaring that old
Washoe is the best country on the face
Of the earth, after all. He proposes
starting q gallery at Virginia as soon
as practicable. and will do well. SUIT
terley's friends are as plenty as the
sagebrush.
PIPER's OPERA HoUsE-MonE New
ArTRxcTIoNs.-Aline Le Favre and
Johnny Manning made their last ap-
pearance last evening, and a very ex-
cellent entertainment was given, clos
Ing with "Paris by Gaslight," and the
sensational can-can. This evening a
grand change Is announced, as may be
seen by advertisement in another col
umn, and distributed programmes.
Dan Lowery. famed In Irish delinea-
lions /; Ned Ward, the Ethiopian come
dian ; La Petite Violet, comedienne
and vocalist, and Jennie Mansfield,
danseuse, all put In their first appear
ance, and the ever favorite comedian
and excellent general delineator, Char
ley Vincent, re-appears after an alb
sence OF q week or two. The bill for
tonight Is new throughout, and calls
for . crowded house.
CARSON MrNr.-The following is an
official statement sent us by II. B.
Bostwick, Chief Clerk of the United
States Branch Mint, Carson, Of the
business transacted at that institution
A,rin1 Tho mast month of March:
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CAUTIoN.-rhs genuine Is wrsppedin . fnc
steel.piste engraving. With q. W. Westbrook.
CSem{st," and Trade Mark, MEXICAN Mus.
TANG LrsrnRNr," engraved soross the face Of
each wrapper. The whole bears the propro:
tors private United States Revenue Stamp, and
not acommon stamp, rs used BY druggists.
~ .. ..
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Fourth Trial for Arsen-mansiaugh-
ter 'rrial-searchisE fer the Doad
Mixers Property The Csnsteck
OtiII tho Favorite M. Gamble
R~eeeverinE.
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m, Re.r m the World,

Tho Best In the Woflos
A gentleman writes from Now Orleans Is fol-
lows: ''Send mo two dollars worth ofyour Br6-
tors PAs. I have tried all kinds, and do not
hesitate to say that Bristol's arc tho best Pills
In the world" Bristol's S~are1part41, the great
blood purifier, should b used with the Pills.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-11-12

Three divorce suits are reported in the Chan.
Gerry Court of Richmond.
The New York statue of Sir Walter Scott
was unveiled, with imposing ceremonies, on the
3rd.
From Salem to tie Potomac we hear of sue
cessful deer hunting parties this Fall. Venison
must be plenty.
Edilburg is rejoicing in Dramatic Entertain
ments, led BY the gallant Capt. Grandstaff and
topped off by oyster suppers.
Sixteen out of 26 cattle were run over and
killed BY train in Niger Foot Cut, near Ma
nassas junction, on the 4th.
A bear, weighing 100 pounds, was killed in
Hardy county, W. Va, last week, nd 30 rat
tie snakes in one day, by the same party.
WANTED. 1.-TWO years after a treaty of
peace between the G.. s. and the U. ST. we
will pay S. 600 in G. S. curAhcy for the man
who didn't know Grant was to be elected all
along, and had told you SO thousand times, !"
&c.. &C. We want him for public exhibition.
On the 31st ultimo, at Marshal's still
house, in Blackwell's Hollow, in the upper end
of Albemarle county, H. W. Via, struck his
uncle L. Shifet on the head with stick which
killed him. Shifet was about 40 years Of age
and Via g. Via fed.