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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

TIE QUESTION SETTLED. - Those
eminent men, DR.. JAS Clark, Physi-
clan to Qeen Victoria. and Dr.. Hughes
Bennett, say that consumption can be
cured. DR.. Wistar knew this when he
discovered his now widely-known
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and experience
has proved the correctness Of his opin-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

A WORD to the wise Is sufficient. We
all know the sad results of bronchial
affections, of coughs, Of colds and Of
whooping cough. These may be cured
with Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Thousands Of testimonials tell us Of
the cures 1t has performed. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

WARM WATER BATHS. - On Satur-
days and Sundays hereafter, warm
water baths will be given at the bath
Ing house connected with the we'll
known and popular shaving aud hair
dressing establishment Of c. Enos,
Main street. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

TuRoUeu the length and breadth Of
the land the celebrated Silver-tipped
Boots and Shoes are sold by the mil
lion, for parents know they last twice
rs long as without tips. Try them.
For sale by all dealers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

PmvATE BOARDING. DESIRED. "A
young gentleman desires to obtain
good board and lodging In some pri-
vate family In or near Gold Hill. APP
ply at this office. d2G-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

COLDS AND CoUans.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources Of pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold, cough or irritation be ever so
slight,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

For the very best Retouched REM
brandt Photographs, 20 to SUIT
terley's, the finest gallery In the State,
corner of G and Taylor streets, Viz
ginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

A SURE THINa.-Cable Screw Wire
Boots and Shoes will not rip, leak or
come apart and are the easiest over
worn. Try them. All bear the patent
stamp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

The hard times extend eve to the
far West, and now the poor Indian
complains that none but ~bald.headed
emigrants travel, and the scalp busi-
ness is dull-excsedingly dull.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30
BY X CABLES.
DestruetIve Storm Throughout Great
Britain.

New YORK. Dec. 29.-London spe-
Gals give details of the great storm
which swept owe the British Islands
December Sth. In London, trees were
uprooted in the parks and conserva-
tories, glass roofs smashed In, chin.
neys came to the ground By dozens,
several houses yer unroofed, side
walks were driven in, a large factory
was leveled to the ground, and forty
storm patients wero received during
the night at the various hospitals.
At Liverpool the steamer Great
Britain dragged her anchors in the
Mersey, pitched against a pler-head,
and stove in her stern so that the sea
made a clean sweep into tho cabin.
The steamer Melpomene went ashore.
A tug ran under the bows of the Great
Western to haul her to a place OF safe
", and was never teen again, having
been literally swallowed up by the
sea.
At Clifton, near Bristol. the pima
Gle Of Christ Church fell and went
right through the roof. Precisely the
same thing happened to churches at
Yeeovl, at Creukerne aud at Taunton.
Heavy pieces Of architecture, such as
walls and towers that had stood the
of centuries, were demolished.
Illness of the CxarowItx.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. 30.-The bull
letin this morning states that the Gar
owitz passed q quiet night, the pa
TENTS condition being satisfactory.
Rcsignation OF Preach Minister.
PARIS. Dec. 30.--M. Bourgeony,
French Minister to the Papal Court,
has resigned because some =. the
French naval officers In Rome, In be-
ginning tho holidays, called on the
King and on the Pope the same day
and rendered the compliments of the
season. The Monarchists seek to make
political capital out Of the affair, and
the Union published an address prals-
Ing the Minister'S act as a striking
dlsavowal Of the policy which would
abandon the Holy Father to spollation
and insult.
Origin Of ihe Late Frauco-Prussian
War.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-The Austrian,
French and Prussian newspapers are
engaged In a lively controversy over
the disclosure made by Duke Gram
mont, In regard to the origin Of the
late war. The Duke brings documen-
tary evidence to support the truth Of
his assertion, that Austria promised to
assist France In a 5 of a war with
Prussia. lie publishes an Austrian
dispatch to the French Government, In
which a pledge Is given In the follow
ing words: "Your cause Is ours we
will contribute to the success OF French
arms" 1t Is reported that the Aus
trian Government has determined to
dispense altogether with the services Of
Count Won Beust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-30

For the very best Photographs, 70 to Bradley
D Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street. . Franeses.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
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MIxEH TRAtN,--xestkwnrd, Win leave Del,
mar al no r. NJ; Laurel a.2s; SsMibsd, 3.Ss:
Bridgcvilic, 4.30; Grcrsvsud, 40; rara.neton
500; harrington, b.?5; Dsvrr, G.3s; Claytos,.
6.bs Middleiown, 1.3s. Arrive al wilmineion,.
800 Philadclpiis, iiM; Bal,lmorrs s.so,.
Son,hwsrd. viii lcsvs Pbita. At II 30 ?. N.
Baltimore, 100; wiIminRtos, u. Sc, New CAs.
tie, i.2o; Middletown, s.26; Townseud, 2,4s;
Clayton, ais; Dover 400; Wyoming, 4.io;
FELTON,, 40; Harrington, sos; Pennington,
BIS; Greenwood, s.s2 Bridgcviile, $50; Sea-
ford, Q. Is; Laurel, $40; DeImar, 100.
The mixed train will bc run snl,jcct TO deiays
incident 10 freight business. snd will stop only
at stations where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Css,le for Wilmington nnd Phiis.,
dclphis ut TAO A. N. Leave Philadelphia.
ll.a5 4. ~. and Wilmington, loo r. u. for
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above. leave s3myrna for
Clayton II rs 4. ". and !. 80 +. N. leave CLAYTON
for Smyrna $40 A. NJ. and 200 r. ~, leave
Smyrna for Clayton y 30 a. ~, and I % =. u.
10 make connection with trains 10 and fron DO
yer, AMI Stations tcnih.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County and
Qn.en Anne's L Kent Railroads. At Clayton,
with Md. aud Del. Il. Il. At Harringiou with
Delaware X. u. Al Dcmar, with Easi~rn Shore
X. r., aud wicomico and Pocon,okc X. H.
May so-iy II. '. KESxEY. Superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01

MlnpLrTows, Drl. Svrr. 1871.
y. II. COCHRAN, Eso.--I)e1 Sir lit gives me
pleasure 10 state that the g. 300 peach trees pur-
chased from YOU four years ago have turned out
ns represented In every particular. They arc
large and healthy and the frui, this season was
OF superior quality and very abundant, The
same number Of trees purchased Of you last Fall
are also healthy and doirg well.
SEWELL GREEN.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
S195 G. AS Fl.

n. D.-I am also prepared, at nj my shop In
Odessa, 10 attach my delaware Phosphate Sewer
with nli its improvements and In the most sub
siantial manner, 10 the lIaines 4 Woods or amy
common grain drill now In use, and guarantee
10 give entire satisfaction.
Pnrmcrs wishing the Atta.hms will please
forward their orders MS soon ~ possible ns only
= limited number will bc furnished this senson.
TER.MS.--Dclawarr Phosphate 8. wcr attach
ed old drill, S<s, Cash or an approved note al
80 days. ". n. HANilrox, N. u.
July LIFT Odessa, Id.
At. BRADLEY, Aegxr,
Middlctowa, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
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sassuaSt Arraagenenl.

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Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01

WILTBEN0SsR's
E'lavoring Extracts
are warranted equal 10 any made. They are pre-
pared from the .yraits, and will he found much
better than many Of the ESfrse,s that are sold
Al you, Grocer 0, Drsegia for Dihterye', !,
Exfv0cfs. -
BARLOws INDIGO nLuE
ls, without doubt, the hest article In the market
for blIing clothes. II will color more water than
iour times the same weigi.t Of indigo, and much
more thnn aSy osi,cv wash blue In the market.
the only genuine Is that put np at ALvRxp WiLr-
sEnoEs's DRuG SToRE, No. 233 North Second 81
Philadelphia, Pa. The labels have both Wilt
bcrgcr's and Barlow's name on them, M others
are corsfe.tdt. For sale by most groccrs and
druggists.
WiLTBERGERS INDELlBLE INK will lie
found ON trial 10 he a superior article. Always
on hand, and for sale nj reasonablc prices, Pure
GrunA 6picrs, Genuine Nedicises, Cham0is Skins
SpouRcs, Tapioca, Pearl, Sago, and all articles
In the drug line, At
ALFRED w1LTBER G. .ERS DRUG STORE
No. 3sa North SseosS 81. PAiisdsipAis, Pa.
July 9, le7l-ly
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01
'1 S57a5oS, :
I ! a1ssovvlA Dsl.

- U4o1es1, guproclfaIly uuuuuosd - the owus
~ - ve11obe otot& tke esvlcee u Joha r.
M. w h&te emrloyea hin 10 maays ain.
NJ e9(s N1oes, er1 56upd hin 10 havea : thcsuugh
II M~Dw1eAm or ~ dseasee thae 6lesk are subjsui
Q;-equfge vi kassner, HanaueI fcnimCfc, L.
Abpstl, " Ksnney. William Polk, Daniel
H'eveass ". CoFhit Daniel Corbis jonathan X.
Williams. E. n. Perry, =. n. Eaos, Serick T.
Shallsress, Oeofgc W .Urilir, James J. Janvies,
5n00 7. Shalitrosz, W. B. vAudeerifl, ". n.
plam'ltcn, ~. Vi, u. W. Cochran, Samuel Pen.
tngiou, Thomas Cochran, II. A. Perkins, "
-. kow'nna, VIM. Dudley, r. n. Cochran.
Nay t--te
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-01

w.s s: Z a. sss::as = !. !. o. s.ss.is & + =
01k1uOYo Dsoe Tsseansay ~ ahses
WsaAswSao cusaasve 1.Gsses.
sAsv ~ ~ vns ynasy DsssA. xaAs Il rsse
0aas WhasAsy. rrss6 spsssaa asA 1easss
V0ogas dostuscd speed and sweclsnsd 10 pleass ths
taa1s. salisi 1Saics" Apresissrs sssoscrs. 4e..
sAae lss1 tAsppes IA drunkenness and ruiu hat are
iss Ns>ns. made from the native roots ssa hests
II California. Sses fssa an ASssAssss assos.
S1e9 ssA A 1.SpE 01vINO PRGNcaPLE,
spssssct hsnovatce anl Invisosstor u The sysacss
ssrsyas Of al por0oss matter and rsoting the blood
70 hcaithy condition No person can take these nit
WIN according 10 dirsstions and remain long uaweii,
psUshSed shsis bones are not destroyed BY inisssal
tssrs y cher msaas and sfs vital organs wasted
isyona The point of repsis.
Thy ass . 0essas Pursassvs - sseul as .
Tseess rsss~aR a,no, the peculiar merit Of acting
- powerful agent In rriievinx CoNeeaioa Innap,
nation u ths Liver. and all the vlsrcrai Organs
HO1 FEMALE EcOMPLAgNTr. whsstssts
yssas o. OIL married o. single st the dawn Of woman.
hooA OF u the turn Of ifr hess Tonic 'crs hsys no
sssai
1sr laeaaaasssy asa sArsass Rhsuua.
tts0 asa Osas. Dyspepsaa - 1aAisesssss.
8ooeeoa. 1es0istens asa Iaser~lseeas Te.
vsss, Dsscases sf ehe Bleed. Liver, Kla.
nsys aa1 D1aAAev. thcss Dseeess have beeM mod
sseeesfni sach lDssessss arc eaasedby vssiaseS
8sssA, which s sscncrsIIy proiueed by dsrsnsemsni
q thc Uaessstss Organs.
OY0pErS1A On 1NDH0 EaruON. Head.
ache. rain In the Shoulders. Coughs Tshtne~ Of the
chsss, Dizziness. Sour Eructatious of tho STOMACH,
Mad Taste In the Mouth. rous Attacks faiptaiion Of
ths Heart Inflammation Of The Lunes rain In tho
scssons Of Tho Kidneys and hundred other palnfAi
symptoms arc the ofrsprinss of Dyspepsia
They nsiroraie the Stomach and stimulate The tospl
Liver and Bowels. which rcsdes them OF unequaied
seaey In cleansing tho blood Of all impurities and .
parting new life and ,isor 10 the whole system.
fUR SKIN D1AEAAE.s, Egapton,. letter. aAlt
nheum. Bio,ehcs spot. rinplcs rusiulcs Hollis Car.
tuneles Ring rworms Kcai Head. Sore Eycs Eryslpe.
laa Itch sessf Dscoofaiions of the Skin Iumors aaA
pieasss Of The skn OF whatever name 40 nature are
literally dug up and carried Of the system In short
tiae by tho Of these Bitsrra One bottle ia such
will convince the inereduous VI their cuts.
five shsesa
csanss tho vhIaicd Hood whenever you fnd iss I'm.
pusitiss bursting through tho skin 10 rimpies, Ersp.
tious or scres cleanse u when you find Il olssrueasd
and siuEssh In the ycins eicansr when n 10 foul
and your fsclnes Will tsi you when KEEP the blood
r1a. Tape asA ssses vgasSDs, iurkIns IN ihs
gnein of % many thssssads are cfcctnsy destroyed
:SH :Ssre marcel, !. ssy. a.,
earth whose body u exempt from tho pScscnee of
vc!sns u u mot upon the healthy elements of the
a. ,ny deposits issi Srre3 ,he.s iss n"s.srs ~
dtra-s NJ sysisGi ~ Ned.eIns. no vcr,if,Igvs "a
anihrim,niiss VIII irss the system from WORMS Ike
SOLD sy an Dr~ssssss aaa Dealers.
wAIKEH. Proprietor n r. MCDONALD CO.,
'nia, and . and - Commerce Street. New York
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10
From the Columbus Dispatch,
Clinton prosuec,s

Mr.. SUMMERS As you are anxious
for local news, I give you an item or two
One q eOur merchants received let
ter a te q days ago from one high IN nu
thority, 90 the extension of the Nissis-
sippi Central Railroad, stating chat nego
iiaiions had been made for three million.
pf dollars, and that the work would bc
put under contract at once, on the route
located by Clinton.
Now, don't you think we have shov
for better times. After our large crol
of wheat, which brought a good price
aud one of the 6uest prospects for corr
that ever has been in tue country a larg,
crop of tobacco growing and lookin:
we'll goober peas on every man 5 farm
with all this and the money tc be expend
ed in building a railroad through ou
county, don't you see hope of gettiDs
a dollar or two again. l had almos
despaired, but hope is great anchor t,
the pocket as we'll as the soul.
a. s. A.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10

Each recurring local electlou'in Ken
tueky brings actively before our people
the inequality and uufsirness to asplFants
Of our viva voce voting. There Is
large proportion of our popuIastSn who
are decidedly in favor of the ballot sys
lsm in local el s;ion and if ever-a a State
Constitutional Convention is assembled
in Kentucky, this change, will enter
largely into its considerations. Federal
law eompels the election OF Presidential
electors and Cougressmen,-the elections
of political signifcauce-by ballot, aud
a change now would only affect Local
State elections. The press Of the State
Is just now too much engaged in Presi-
dental politics, but.at some future time
the advantages Of 3 change viii be dis
cussed.
n. B.-We fed that the. Federal i "
does aotspply to the election Of Presi
dentiai electors.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10
KOrII. Carolina.

The North Carolina election seems
practically decided in favor of Caldwell
aud the Radical State ticket On the
other hand, we have secured majority
in The Legislature, and therefore another
United States Senator to succeed Pool
Que of The most rabid and virulent OF
the men who have misrepresented the
South IN Congress since the war Alto
geIher it Is drawn game thus far; the
honors are easy; and we believe We
hold the trump cards to secure unequiv-
ocal victory in November. Itis possible.
however, that enough frauds will develop
themselves to warrant contest before
The Legislature. This being the case,
and the charges borne ost by proof.
Merrimon's return is of course certain.
We have yet to await awhile abe. full
official returns and what the judges a;
the polls have to say Of the fairness of it
all.-C a. a.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10
Tker ofpenth.

The following singular tradition is re.
lated of key in collection of curiosi
ties preserved in the arsenal at Venice.
About the year 1000 one ofthose danger
Gus men, in whom extraordinary talent
IS only the fearful source of crime and
wickedness beyond that of ordinary men,
came to establish himself as a merchant
or trader in Venice The stranger,
whose name was Tebaldo, became en
amored of the daughter of an ancient
house. already afiauced to another. He
demanded her hand in marriage, ana
was, of course, rejected. EnraEed at
this. lie studied how to be revenged
Profoundly skilled in the mechanical
arts, he allowed himself no rest until he
haG invented the most Formidable weapon
that could be imagined This was key
of large size. the handle Of which was SO
constructed thati II could be turued round
with little difficulty When turned il
disclosed spring, which on pressure.
launched from the other end needle or
lancet of such iueness that It entered
the flesh and buried Itself there without
leaving auy external trace.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10

Among the actors in this worlds great
drama 'tis hot alone the conspicuous that
deserve hero name. Ia the silent
/ walks Of life aud unknown to the noise
! Of applause uor heard in the shout OF
! praise, are sometimes found heroes OF
heaven mould From Jackson, Ten
nessec, comes accounts Of auact, which un
selfish in its very motive and cos:ins
liss i,sel. aroused iu the hearts Of a.
sentiments Of admiration that language
knows not how 20 tell lts import strong
and grand true aud sublime At De
Berrys mill seven miles from Jackson
little boy was about 10 be drowned in
the Forked Deer river, when young
man named Nathaniel Edwards Ihncas-
ter plunged into he stream Tor The pur
pose Of rescuing the unfortunate lad,
who was unknown TO him. Ia this
laudable attempt he succeeded but him
self was wrapped in a watery shroud.
Search was immediately made for young
Lancasters body which was found IN
about five hoars 1t is not every day
an act ike this. so full Of fearless man
hood is recorded, and words are but
frail in the expression Of feeling It's
grandeur evokes.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10
Greeley anc the German News
papers

Some Of the Grant organs have had 2
great deal to say about German pewspa.
pers opposing Greeley DR.. +. C. Bruuck.
editor Of the Buffalo German Dem ..
crot has carefully prepared a IL, of the
entire German American press and the
present political position Of each Dsper
From this list it appears that Of the ffty.
Eve German dalIies publishedsbirtv sup
port Greeley and Brown; nineteen sup
port Grsut, four are hostile to both tick
cts, and two are still undecided OF the
seventy four German papers weekly.
semi weekly or tri weekly, 6fty-three
support Greeley; nine are for Grant: two
oppose both tickets, and ten are on the
fence u other words, or the one hun
dred and twenty nine German papers
above enumerated Comprising the entire
German press with the possible exception
of several obscure weeklies) eightv-three
90 for Greeley and Brown and ouly
twenty iPht for Grant and Wilson. The
proportion Is three for Greeley 10 one
for Graut Never before was the Ger
man eiemet Of this country 50 nearly
unarimous in a political campaign as
now on behalf Of Greeley.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10
Cen. BANKS.

A week since no word of commenda-
,ion of Geo. Banks was too extravagant
for Grant Journals. The distinguished
and able statesman Of Massachusetts,, p"
was the usual manuer in which they
mentioned him. Now, he is the hero
OF the Red river cotton stealing expedi
ZION, aud the central Grant organ, the
Washington Chronicle, terms. him, "a
soldier of fortune." This is because he
has the manliness to cut adrift from
Radicalism aud join Sumner under the
banner OF reconciliation. Radicalism i
sounding the lowest depths of degrade
ton. There is not "lower deep to
open wide" for it.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10

ELECTION DAY.-The elections Mon
day last, IN Hickman, passed of with
out any serious affrays, nevertheless there
vas an unusual degree Of excitement,
dissipation, aud disturbance of the pub
lie quiet \ portion Of the colored
voters were especially noisy and fussy.
Heretofore, this class Of oar population
have behaved themselves remarkably
we'll on election occasions, and iu SO
doing won the eommenSation Of ,the
white people. We regret that their con
duct Monday forfeited this reputation,
and uecessitated the interference OF the
strong arm Of the law. The more sober,
steady, and intelligent colored men, be
it said to their credit, exerted themselves
to secure order and good behavior We
hope their good couusels may prevail in
the future Those of our eolored voters
who are disposed to 10 right, aud to be-
have respectfully, will be encouraged and
befriended by The white people. but such
conduct as was exhibited Monday is
shameful beyond toleration.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-10
arkansas and Tex..

Arkansas aud Texas are twin sisters il
distress. They are just about this time
,erribl tormented by the government
officials, who, finding thai. .GkSg caunot
win their affectious by ls5ifni9fe WOO
ing. have commenced systeIn OF iutol-
erable persecution to conquer them 10
their desires.
The governor of Arkansas appears de-
iermincd TO declare martial law II Pope
county. while he issues procla matious
acknowledging the murders aud rob
berries committed upon peaceable oidzeus
BY an Unauthorized mali Ia. In conse-
ounce of these outrages merchants are
moving their goods from the couu;y
and fying for thier lives. and some may
be carrying their guns in the woods. y
recent order Of the Governor declares
that if necessary the entire forces OF
the state will be employed torestore law
aud order He commands the citizens
to return 10 their homes, lay down their
arms. and attend to the daily avocations
of life Notwithstanding these com
mauds, armed bands of the militia are
still roaming over The country while men
of all parties say that a more quiet, peace
able and orderly people do not i've in
the state than the people Of Pope county
wonld be if let alone.
The Texas papers complain.of another
sort Of outrages The officers are arrest
ing and holding good. Jaw abiding ei,i-
zens under the most himsy pretexts. At
Navarro eight leading merchants and
bauLars we're arrested In one dsv and Ia