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PROSPECTUS FOR 1879.
THE LADY'S FRIEND,

The publishers of The LADY's FRIEND have
concluded to reduce its price to single sub
sc,ibers from 80 to 2--the prices to
Clubs already very low remaining The same
The following novelets, with the usual
variety of short stories, are announced for
1872. Mrs. Woods novelet will run through
the whole year. ..t r.a.-. ..f.s
WITHIN THE MAZE, or, LADY ANDIN-
r. MANS TRIAL.
By Mrs HENRY WOOD, author of East
UNA AND HER LIONS. a.-- 81.
By Miss A. L: MUZZEY, author of 'One
Womans Experience Jealousy etc., etc.
T.. QUEEN COQUETTA.
BY DAISY aTENTNOR, author of Prince
Charming. etc.
ONLY A WISH. ts srl4
By A. NJ. DANA. author of Earring Chords,
MISSION WORK. 80
By Mrs MARGARET HOSMER, author Of
a Turn in Fortunes Wheel etc
AN EVERYDAY HEROINE.
By, AMANDA NJ DOUGLAS, author of
Solid Silver "A, Little Money etc.
.ENGRAVINGS J. The Engravings of TnE
LADY's FRIEND are of a very superior char
acter. They embrace beautiful pictures Of
subjects which touch the sentiments and
affections. illustrations of our Novelets and
Stories, illustrations of the Fashions, includ
ing cuts from which patterns for almost
every thing can be ordered at low price
illustrations of Ladies' Fancy Work, etc.
MUS1C.-A piece of the latest and most
fashionable Music accompanies every num-
Der. The Music is of itself worth the price
of the magazine.
In short, The Lady's Friend aims to be
and its proprietors think it is. the most
Refined, Beautiful and Interesting of the
Magaziues-being in Cover, Engravings, and
Contents just what lady's magazine should
be.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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DARRON has made arrangements to have the
DCelebrated Norfolk sters, fresh fish, and
SWEET POTATOES,
lhipped to him which ne intends, to sell very
sw and hopes the public will appreciate his
efforts by buying freely.
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DIFFERS MUSICAL LIBRARY,
Consisting of fifteen volumes filled with
CHOICE PIANO MUSIC

ID VOCAL COLLECTIONS.
Shining Lights. A choice collection OF
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Hearth and Home, Firesids Echoes, and
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Priceless Gems. collection of beaus
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INSTRUMENTAL COLLECTIONS.
Fairy Fingers, Magic Crcle,and young
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Pleasant Memories collection of beau-
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Golden Crimes. A collection of brilliant
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Brilliant Gems. A splendid collection, by
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Price $50 per voumsy elegantly bound
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We would also call attention 10 the Opera
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MILLIONS Bear Testimony to their
T.. Wonderful Curative Effects.
They not vile Fancy Drink, Made of Poor
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Liquors doctored, spced and sweetened to please tho
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thatlead the pper to drunkenness and ruin
atrue Medicine from the native Roots and Herbs
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provided their bones not destroyed by mineral
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They are n Gentle Purgative MS we'll
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, DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
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efficacy in cleansing the blood of all Impurities, and i'm
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N7ATCH CLOCK & JEwELERY STORE.
w ESTABLISHED IN 1877, W oodstock Va
The undersigned respectfully announces to his
friends and the public, that he has now on hand
large and well selected stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELLERY, =
to suit the wants of any who may be in want of
anything in his line, sand at prices that canno
fail to give satisfaction. Eight day and Thirty
hour weight and spring Clocks ofevery pattern
and design, American, English and Anchor
watches ofthe oest quality, and r -.--
GOLD AND COMMON JEWELRY
ofevery variety and style, and all at prices
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. 40. -.
Particular attention given to the Repairing OF
Watches, Clocks and jewellery. An experience
of more than
25 YEARS IN WOODSTOCK
enables him to say that as heretofore, all work
will be warrented for one year. - l..,. 49,
Spectacles inGold Silver and steel frames to suit
any age, constantly on hand, and glasses fitted
to old frames to suit all ages.
Thankful for past ia, ors he hopes by attention
to business and fair dealing to merit contin-
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mar. Soft. WI. BARGELT.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT
IN P.J FRAVEL d cos. ra
Having just returned from Baltimore, W
are prepared to show the -.-.' s8
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE AS.
. SORTMENT OF SEASONABLE GOODS
We have ever offered in this market
In addition to our immense stock of
DRY GOODS, - 'tt ~.
, GROCERIES,
.-. QUEENSWARE, S3%JI
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We would inform the lovers Of the weed
that our own brand Of II 3' 800
f't%t hQUARTER TOBACCOp
. will be found to surpass anything we
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Being determined to do business on the
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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HEALTH REALITY

Strong and pure rich blood-lncrease of flesh
and weight-Clear skin and beautiful complex
on to all. tkEs8k <AsA -
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DR., K Is DWAYS

,SARSAPA INSOLVENT
Has made the most astonishing cures, So
quick, so rapid are the changes the body under
goes, under the influence ofth is truly wonder
full medicine that a..f..
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r. r. r.. ].
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ONLY PAIN REMEDY
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viii afford instantease. H
INFLAMMATION, OF THE KIDNEYS.
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Mysteries, Group, Dyptheria Catarrh, Infiuen-
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Twenty drops in ha lfa tumber o water will
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Trave lers should always carry bottle of
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TERMS.-2 a year, -Four copies,6aa ;,
Eight copies and one gratis, II. One copy
Of The Lady's Fried 2 and one of Tn
Post 250 for 4
Address DEACON & PETERSON.
G4 No. sl9 Walnu Street, Phila
HEAr Single number 20 cents.
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GOOD CROPS ON POOR LAND

M any of on farmers have tried The exA
A'A pertinent and testify that the use Of
ZELL'S PHOSPHATE
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PROMISCUANA.

And half reveal the story
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12


CRUELTY TO ANIMAI.s.-Mr. Henry
Bergh has recently written n letter 10
Commodore Vanderbilt, arguing that,
rs the greatest element Of the success
of that we'll known railroad man has
been tho horse. he should pay moro
regard to tho comfort Of the animals
employed In drawing tile cars Of the
Fourth Avenue Railway Company, of
which he Is President. Mr.. Bergh says
that lie has counted one hundred pas
sengers on n car when the track was
covered with snow ten Inches deep.
| lilo estimates the car with the hundred
passengers rs weighing eighteen thou
| sand pounds, and says that this is n
| cruel load for any two horses. Dir.
Bergh also complains Of the prolonged
labor of the horses, which arc obliged
to travel eighteen miles n day, that Ia,
to 90 over six trips Of three miles
each. Tho feed, 1t Is asserted, Is also
inadequate, and while entire oats and
hay of the best qualities are absolutely
Imperative, chopped and often sour
messcs are given to the wearied horses.
Mr.. Bergh further complains of tho
deficiency of bedding aud Of the bad
shoeing of the horses. He concludes
by saying that the bad treatment Of
the horses on all the street railroad
and omnibus lines in Now York and
In the vicinity Is fully us cruel rs that
above described.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

RoBreRY..-A bold robbery was per-
petrated OH the upper end of Spring
street, Nevada City, about 10 o'clock
Saturday evening. Thomas Hughes
had attended the lecture Of Professor
Fowler, ut the Theatre, and 1t appears
that during the evening he pulled of
one Of his boots to rest his foot. Just
rs the lecture was closing, he took $40
out Of his pocket and slipped 1t In his
boot, which he slipped on his foot.
He then started for his lodgings, in a
cabin belonging to Mr.. Henry, on
Spring street. but when within a few
rods Of 1t he was confronted by two
men, one Of whom stuck q revolver In
his face, gave him a sharp rap OH the
left temple, and told him to throw up
his hands. After searching his pockets
they told him to pull OIL his boots or
they would blow his brains out In
instantly. Hughes deemed it prudent
to comply with the demand, and the
robbers, taking the $40. told Hughes
to 60 home, aud il no didn't have nor
money the next time they would blow
the top Of his head of. The place
where the robbery wa committed was
not moro than fifty yards from West
Broad street, whore people were con-
tinually passing. The robbers had mn
doubtedly been watching Hughes IN
tho Theatre, and saw him put the
money In his boot.-Grdss Valley Re
publican, 9h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

TuKonY CoNcEnNINa Moss AaATEs.
A CHEYENNE correspondent Of the st.
Louis RepuJltcan advances the follow
ing theory concerning the production
of moss agate: Among the several
manufactures that have sprung up at
this place, none arc so literally pa
tronized-especially by our lady
friends and paesengers-as that OF the
manufactory of moss agate jewelry.
The tempting and beautiful display is
too much for tho dear creatures. and
many an artistically set agate ring or
other trlnket purchased in these west
| ern wilds graces the fair form of wo-
man In the Atlantic cities. Our theory
of the production of these singular
| stones Is that Of Photography. If the
| stone Is closely examined 1t will be
observed that instead of moss 1t shows
n minute but perfect copy Of the sage
brush. In the region OF country
where found, moss is very rare, while
the entire surface "a covered with q
thick growth of snge. II man, with
chemically prepared paper and othor
substances can reproduce Images by
the retraction Of light, why then, Is 1t
impossible for nature, substituting re-
fected rays through the agency Of the
clouds for the camera, to produce In
her own gallery miniature photographs
of surrounding objects? 1t certainly
looks plausible and We beg to suggest
that some philosopher take the matter
in hand and work it out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

A CURIOUS copyright case has re
Gently arisen, involving the question
whether an author can exercise any
control over such copies Of his work as
have passed into the hands Of a bona
iae purchaser. In the case in question,
a small treatise on the principles OF
photography had been published by
one firm, but being only a dry exposi'
ton Of the art, without the illustra'
tions requisite to make 1t an instruc'
tlon book, the work sold very slowly.
Another firm, ~perceiving the value OF
the treatise, purchased several hundred
copies, and inserting illustrations and
additional reading matter, bound the
whole together and prefaced the COM
bination with a new title page, but
without removing the title page Of the
original publishers. An explanation
Of tho origin and compilation Of the
book was also added. Under these cir
cumstanccs the author has applied fol
an Injunction against tho sale Of the
improved book, but no decision has a
yet been made by the Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

INDIAN SrABBED.-About half-past
10 on Christmas night, some Indian.
Just back Of Rowley's store attracted
attention by their noise, upon which a
couple Of men went to the place and
found one of them left about dead
from several knife cuts In the throat,
nnd-drunk! The assistance Of DIR.
Smith was called, who examined and
dressed the fearful looking wounds.
1t Is said that the quarrelsomc Indians
were brothers, and that the fight grew
out Of whisky and from the wounded
one having been concerned in cutting
the throat of doctor joe" whose
killing at Georges Creek We mentioned
several months since. The Indian,
being taken by his tribe. Is now out ut
one Of the raneherias on the plains, and
will probably die. The cause of the
whole trouble undoubtedly lays ut the
door Of some white villain who sells
them whisky.-hyo Independent, De-
Gambler 30kh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12
THEIorTEaY

1t Is gratifying to notice TINT the
widespread mania for lotteries, grow
ing out of the great Mercantive Library
Lottery Of San Francisco, Is a very
ouiescent state Of collapse, like the old
time mania for wildcat stocks. This
lottery mania extended all over tho
country, from ocean to ocean, and
everybody invested more or less, all
hoping to win big prizes and building
the most gorgeous air castles In antiei-
patton Of the golden smiles of prop!-
tious fortune. Selfshly did each ticket
holder grasp his magical bit Of paper
and intensely hope that he would De
the favored among thousands, and
even the minister Of the Gospel got
down OH his knees and prayed that his
ticket might win the highest prize, for
getting that while invoking good luck
for himself he was wishing bad luck to
all the rest concerned. The only fully
successful lotteries were the Mercan'
tile Lottery Of San Francisco aud the
Sacramento Library Lottery. These
two were drawn with TO reduction o.
prizes. All tho other lottery schemes
following In their train throughout the
country wero not so successful, by any
u all having to reduce the amount
oftheir prizes AFTER several postpone
ments and delays in tho drawing, ant
several having to be abandoned alto
gether. The last was the great Louis
Vile Lottery, only paying thirty-tiVe
per cent. Tho pernicious mania can
not revive, but has to 60 into the oh
livious past with all similar ones. Lot
tcrles are out Of date, and it Is we'll fol
the country and the people that 1t Is so
The earnings Of the poorer classes may
now be diverted into more Legitimate
channels, expended to their own direcI
benefit, and the unhealthy passion fol
gambling thus fostered and encour
aged 10 brought into deserved dis
repute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12
BY THE CABLES.

LONDON, January 10. - Sir John
Somerset Darlington addressed a Con-
sentative meeting at Rochdale tonight.
He stigmatized the policy Of the Gov
ernment rs sensational and extrava-
CANT, and In abiding to Ireland said
that the administration Of affairs In
that country was eminently unsuc-
cessful.
There was q demonstration ut Linz
erlck tonight by the supporters OF
homo rule, In the form Of q reception
to p. J. Smith, Isaac Butt and other
prominent supporters of the move
mcnt. A procession Of I, 1000 persons,
bearing many banners, accompanied
by numerous bands Of music, marched
through the principal streets and
halted at Daniel O'Connell's monu-
ment, where q number Of speeches
were made. Butt spoke Of the many
wrongs inflicted upon ireland and
urged tho raising of the oppressed ma
ton from the dust. lilo was very Sc
vere in denunciation Of the Marquis Of
harrington, Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land.
A banquet was given to Butt this
evening with 200 persons present.
Butt announced that no will fight a
Homc-rule campaign In tho House OF
Commons, and tho claims of Ireland
for industrial and municipal prlvi-
leges. Tho national anthem was
Kissed.
LONDON, January 1l-5 \. M.-Thc
Prince of Wales will remain at Sand
bingham until completely recovered.
ROME, January lot is announced
that the Pope Will shortly send al
ultimatum to tho Roman Catholic
Bishops who have not accepted the
dogma of infallibility.
LONDON, January l2.-Only twelve
miners were killed by the explosion
of flredamp in the Oakland colliery.
LONDON, January 12.-Small poX Il
spreading throughout the British Isles
Cardinal Cullen permits tho use OF
meat OH Fridays for sanitary reasons,
owing to tho prevalence Of the disease,
PARIS, january 12.-Thc Assembly
Committee reported In favor Of repeal.
ing the law sequestrating tho estate:
of the Orleans Princes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

Az OLD HAND AT IT.-In New York
the other day, a sharp-looking little
fellow, with q shock Of light brown
hair that looked rs though it had no
very recent acquaintance with comb
and brush, said to his teacher, very
abruptly "Teacher. l amt coming
to school any more" Not coming
to school any moro! Why, what's the
NATTER: Don't youliko your teacher 2"
"Oh, jimini don't 1! You bet. But
I'm going back to the theatcr." "Back
to the theater?:" "Why, yes, I act, |
does" "You act! Where?:" "Yes,
I've beon on the stage lots of times.
I'm an old hand at it. | was an angel
in tho BLACK Crook hung up by a
wire In the flies. you know, and a bull
frog In tho White Fawn,' and | tell
you what 1t Is, teacher, I'da heap sight
rather be a bull-frog, than IN angel
any day"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

ton granting tonnage b. ounty or relief
In some other form for the great inju-
ries which would necessarily result to
the fishing Interests from the ratillca-
ton of the Washington treaty.
KEY WEST, January 12.-Havana
letters state that the sentence of DR..
Howard to eight years in the pcnitep-
tiary is approved by tho Captain
General.
The reported landing Of ammunition
for the Revolutionists is confirmed.
Cavalry and volunteers are being sent
to Santiago.