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Middletown transcript., 1873-12-13
a Romanos Il Two Hsnisphsrss.

sn nsKd Eas -. a( fE-a-7 TlfT11i I
FlAssa ysass sse an Eoslsh nansags
10 dsaascs u family susbssisy sssssd shs
brides isosnssd fashsr-s vsdlshy nss
and eminent provincial naeisssstse- - 70
discard his disobsdisnt dssehssr forever.
Having no hops Of reversing this dssisios
the renouacod woman went with Der hus-
band to London. where ior several years
they managed to msintais thsusslvss ssd
. child without need Of The esuutsuases
aud aid which bad bsss the coss u their
union. Il was only by slsrkship. bow.
ever. that the husband atsaiasd this rssuls
and at his death in 1871 his llssls family
sank st sses isso pisiabls poverty. 8t
In her sore distress and nssd ths widow
wrote 1t last " her isshsr ibr ssecscilissien
aud assistance. hoping thas tho lapse ef
ten years might have soitsnsd his ssgsr.
The letter was never answered. and the
dsspairing writer. barely sbls 70 msks !
poor livelihood for herself BY sewing. was
compelled 70 place hsr boy. new nearly
twelve ysars old, ia position 70 earn bis
own living.
A distant rslstivs Of her late husbaud
captain Of . steamer 10 the East Iadian
service. ungraciously offered to take The
lad to sea as m apprentice, and she felt
obliged to let him 60. Nor was the IN
grnciousness Of the skipper 10 thus con.
fsrring = grudgisg patronage on poor rel
atives destined TO end with this.
From the time Of entering upon his new
duties tho widow'sson was treated like the
rudcst cabin boy, with positive brutality
Of tressmcnt by tho captain which the lower
officers we're not slow to initiate. So hard
indeed. was his lot that The common sailors
commiseratcd him for IT, and the steamer
happening TO be =. San Francisco in Angus,
last, one Of them was prompted to sonnive
at his escape to American soil in California.
by tho same kind and humble friend he
had hiding place and temporary home
secured him with wsllknowu benevolent
lady til. southern part Of the Golden City
Who. after the departure Of the steamer,
obtained employment for him in = losal
drug store.
Very sooa the young sailor adapted him
self diligently and efficiently to his new
vocation, his old sailor friend having prom
issd to carry ba,k the news to his mother
in London. And druggis,'s clerk he is
yet. though in reception Of intelligence
calculated to make his future life very dif.
ferent from tbs past.
The very frs. letter from tho widow
after the arrival Of the Indian steamer in
England informed him .ha. hia grandfather
the rich magistrate. had just died. unrs-
lsnting toward bis disobedisnt daughter TO
,he last. but leaving her son fortune Of
csc. 900.
Accompan ying this motherly revelation
WAS an spis.le from the lawyer employed
by the executor Of the dead mans estate,
assuring the grandson Of his riches. and
in few moro days the former cabin boy
will receive money to take him back to
homo and opulencs in style far difIeren,
from that in which he began bis youthful
exile
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Ihs uSpp1e 1etahlsssdD Z IT, 4

1As usssuGtahlsnsaD 4 ]
PslIsssass u - sIssjs fsg
shs tssi StSs tslkise = 1Is
rsls. ~ rslisistSb = - ~ u i
'isiaa still. spsatise - pGll " I
New and then. hsvsvss. - ~ -
from politics. ssd psrs6ys ~ sssi
Of practical Import % 81 hsatyss.
~as the esss vitk' Bss Bsslss. u ~ = n n
Psis 10 Ns~ HsnpsAiss. ~ ~ ~
upso ths unpssAssbisaes \ Avl1Ii
thsss words:
ut Il ssspiAssd stss iLs.Iug :
profitable. Men srs lsavisg ~ 60 -
seeking employment il msspIAssssss -
The trade " the city. Nsv Haep
The sgrieulsursf .psss 81 Massastssl y
Maine and vsrsost. hsvs esss - =
population and In prsdustivs seriee(
wealth i shs lsk - ysors. WG1o1
seeking to ssssb IN tie sssssss 81 Il, -
- net dsd Il largely 10 this. - - =!
too mseh Of ths farm I Hasieg sa11l
Of 1000 o. $4,000 O $500 isvs
IN il. vs ask thss the fssa shall ssppG56
our families. sduests sus shihltss. -
sivs % eospsrsstvs vssIA - u 80
besides.
Aud yst. do we trsss Il % ssass -
do their bssinsss BY which shsy sssSss9y
II 70 fsii b getting all shis ftoa 4, -
say At once that faruins b sspss1ssbh!
We ere unuindful u the fses that u -.
camille bssiness only one 10 : hssdssd y
fairly sucesssful. ssd only one 10 stsss-
and smisentiy so.-Doss nss farniue ~
as well ss that. aud better? Docs osiy
ono in hundred farmers succeed 3
ccrnPssescy7 And yet do ws Sss dssl
with our farms 10 the same vsy shss -
have seen that The nation does whb is
producers? Do 10 not take svsrythi19
of snd put comparatively nothing - IT,
land IN every other business in liz ~
the gaiss . man gets he inmsdisssly puss
back into his business The mercksus ID
crcasss his capital year BY year. iron
gains Of the preceding year. ii hs il .
pruden, man. until |. becnmc. ~ isver q
ho can proG,ably manage. But II the
farmer makes sny surplus ON bic farm. %
rule, does 10 return h to biz had. eiskss
in increased facilities for fsrmiug. 10 80
riching the soil, sdding to his ssoca. ~
draining HE land! On she ssstsssy, =
he not much more likely 70 isvsss b ssil-
road shares. Or bonds. or some manslbssss.
ing enterprise, or losn il 10 some nsighbos9
Having taken swsy from the isrn ~hss
the farm has brought to him. sud osei,s
to be returned 70 Il again, 10 mats Il rr.,-
duc.ivs. he leaves il impoverished. ~
then complains .bst gains do sos ipsssss<
,.1s is not the dif1eulsy that b Il ssa-
.inually taking svsy the iscrssss Il his
capital and leaving il only what ID ~ss -
the beginning! Tbe msrchsns. a. " bsvs
seen, Increases his capital year BY yssr; bet
the farmer too frequently takes bis sss
Invests i,in other estsrprises, and ndesmplsiss
that the farm does not ssccesd. No fsrmsr
that | ever heard OF ever ,nertgagsd bis
farm to buy manure put on IL; yet nen
do frequently mortgage their fsrrss sbs sks
purpose Of building tns house; and msy
take all the earnings Of the farm foe ~
years for that purposs. = Tbs norsosC.
or the indebtnest. once sn . fsrm, q !
rule in the past, except 10 the chssos -
fortune made BY the change Of prizes asisiae
from the war, rsmaiss isr yssrs. n ~
forever"
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JACK EAEY'S TRIANGULAR
DUEL.

Mt0eutPuuu Ehsy, WuVs9 sso'y " toiu
BY Captain Marya.s. was . genius in bis
wsy. His sriangulsr duel has been told
many times. aud will be read ever aud
laughed over for years to come. Jack
Essy made friends With almost every body
o. board the ship. but Mr. Easshupp. the
boatswsin, aud Mr.. Biggs, the Purser's
clerk, were exceptions. Jack Easy Of.
fsudsd both these worthless. aud a. in those
days Il vas the fashion to settle such diff.
cslliss on ths ..6sld Of homer" there vas
noshise lsft but duel. Tho boatswain
waived his rank a. = superior officer to
Jack. with the understanding that Jack
should wsivs rank with the deputy rurser.
Bss to the story Of the duel:
"Nr. Bisgs." replied eur hero. who was
now very wrosh. II shall 80 on shore d.
rsesly silss ws arrive At Malta. Let you
and this fellow put on plain clothes, aud l
will meet yos both--and then I'll show
yea whsthsr am afraid to give sslisfas-
ton"
..Ons at time" said the boatsWais.
mo. cir, not one at time. but beth at
the sans sius--I will fight both or none
II yea are my superior officer. you mus.
descesd," replied Jack. with an ironical
snssr,. .'ts mest me. or will not descend
TO meet that fellow, whom l believe to
have bssn little better than pick pocket" !"
This secidsutsl hit Of Jacks made the
purssr's steward turn pale as a sheet. aud
then equally red. He ravsd aud foam.d
aassinglys although be could no. NEE.
Jssk's indisaass look. who then turned
rsssd again.
Nov. Mr.. Bisgs, Is this to be undsr-
stood. or do you shelter yourself usdsr
your Jorecasiie"
M no dedgsr, replied the boatswain.
.'snd vs will settle the affair At Malta"
Mr.. Biggs having declared that be
wsuld 6ghs. Of course had 10 look out for
sssond, and he 6xsd upon Mr.. Tallbsys.
The gunnsr. and requestad him to BE- his
friend. Mr.. Tallboys. who had been late
y very much annoyed BY Jack Essy's VIC
soriss ever him il the science Of naviga-
aiea, and therefore felt ill.vill tsward him,
consented bat be xas very much pusslsd
how y arfssgs that thrss we're to 6sht .,
the saus time. for be had no idea Of there
bsiss two dusls; 30 be vent to his cabin
and sennsnssd rsadiag. There was nd
one 10 the ship 70 whom Jack could con.
~ bss his ssmrsde in sll his ssrspss.
Qassoigns; be therefore vent 10 him. ssd
alskosgh 3assoigss thought il vas sxcss-
sissly iVta dig. Of Jask 10 meet even the
bsetpwais, = tho challenge had bssn Civ.
sistAsss - - rslrasline hs thereiors
ssnssstsd. lihs ~ nidshipssn. sstisipas.
ips fen, and qsiss tAesshslsss u the con.
s6qasnsss.
Ehs sssssA aay allss shsy hsi bsss %.
sbsssd il yallslts harbsr, The boasswaia
81 esssss. Jisk asd 0assoisas. sbsaissd
pssnn1,un b - ssashss. NJ ns(AucoI
- 1eessTs stspss1, assepea n - -
~ - Win 49, hnlasas - vslv5l
e1nn1steus - - - @sssstk k6snks =
4 a16l1161f,1 -. 60 61Dea. - I 4
d -
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No. 8.--Coxsr,rurIosAL TaAirs.

A the shsll taken from i,s homs in the
depths Of the ocean still murmurs Of the
sea. 20 conseisnss il ths hssrt Of msn
still eives the trus voice Of iss Msksr,
though isr removed from The Divine
source.
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An exchange tells the story Of the
Dubuque bank dsfalsssioa il fsw words:
"A Dubuque cashier .'embesslsd" d"-thas's
tho word when man steals enough to make
il respectable s-3207. 900. The reason be
didn't take more WAS because the prssidsnt
stole the rest Of IT,"
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p..,r. ,;.h.a NJ. LA, lac. v.s m II,

Fsstus wished his lady -lsvs wss I'll lips,
Nero wished ihs human rscs had bat oss
usek; but Passian lover distanssd beth
vhsn be ssat hotsls u pssesms y Bio
swsslbssss, With Ne ssstlusss: =. Whsn
yes smell this. yes win wish - wsss On
uess. "
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An sp,saph il . eosstsy sterseyoso
resas =" Here lissh The bsdy = ~
Major. Who departed shb ~ 1ens1 -.
l793. ssaRes II 10 say thae - - =
honest wouan-ths sseoo1 ostlso1 UoGk
Of Ged.
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Squabbles, On old bachelor, Showed Ne
stocking. which be had just dsrns5. y :
maiden lady, who sontcnp ptuously peassa-
ed. i" Pretty good for mss dssass.s =
Whereupoa Squabblss remarked. ~Yn,
good ssoseh fsr women. dsru hss.~
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An Is~s asssss thints siehs lasiss 3 !
p1blIs bsos1A. tasau1s \ lilk = ~ -
- - a. isssss - 49, - y -
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An imaginative Isisasea ~ u1s1alo
- this lsnsstatisss | ssessee1 eeeAo -
Of ny isshss by night, - 49, l11msln
ruins! sried on sssut ~ lh1Asusy tUu
srs thsyr Az echs ssspuu1s 49,
you, Patrick Mol OsssAy ~ s
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Trus essassss = M - r)sv.wsrp.
!. |. / ~. \ \ - 7 =. =
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Il 10 ssegssesa thaA The innenoe -
plaess vsss b. H. lb1ios ~ 1e1l1 y
aiohs - sAilissasby sso1nno
wsasss's ssns, seA se1e1o1s
sspeststiese. s.d s,aAiae nAslh ~
isites q eaoaG& |
Thsqgih e.Ss ~ ~ =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-25
NEVADA
FoRTY-NINTH DAY.

"
CARSON, February Is.
The Governor approved Of the
washoe building fund bill.
The Judiciary Committee unani-
mously recommend the passage Of an
Act to prevent gaming.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
TO give Lander county a slice Of
Humboldt; to regulate the social evil.
LOST.
The bill, to pay the State Militia,
was lost.
Relating to the manner Of collecting
DELINQUENT taxes; In relation to the
duties of county auditors prohibiting
the sale Of liquors to minors ; defining
the duties of State Treasurer.
The Governor approved Of bills for
compulsory education, and to incor-
porate.the Ancient Order OF Hiberni-
ans.
BILL. INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Phelan-Relative to medical
treatment of INDECENT sick. BY Mr..
Hazlett-To locate the. State Universal
ty. BY Mr.. Hill-ro tax dogs. BY
Mr.. Crawford-To authorize Ormsby
county to issue bonds to the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad Company. BY
Mr.. Hazlett-To authorize the cancel
lation Of unpaid State warrants. By
MI. A. j. Lockwood-Reclprocity Act,
which provides for the collection Of
taxes on personal property In other
States.
BILLS PASSED.
An amendment to the Act relative
to lawyers; to provide for the pay
ment Of salaries Of district attorneys;
to provide for the payment Of the
claim Of Calvin Swift also All amend
ment to crimes and punishment Act.
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Case or Senator Psmersy.

Case Of Senator Psmersy.
CHICAGO, February 25.-The Posts
Washington special says that Pome,
roy's defense against York's accusation
was fully developed by the eIamina-
ton to-day OF J. P. OFT, a banker Of
Independence, K. S. York''s home, who
testified that he expended a loan OF
seven or eight thousand dollars from
Pomsroy to start a national bank, and
that he was told by Pomeroy, the first
time he saw him after the Senatorial
election In Kansas, that the money
given York was to take to witness.
RutIer,s Amendment.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The debate
10 the House last night on the amend
ment OF Butler to the Legislative, Ex-
ecutive and Judicial Appropriation
bill for increasing salaries, was sharp
and prolonged until l:3O A. NJ. Before
the vote was reached, various points Of
order were made against the amend
ment and parliamentary tactics were
exhausted to prevent the vote, but all
points Of order were overruled and
amendments to the amendment re-
jected. Motions that the committee
rise were greeted with laughter and
voted down. Buffers amendment was
finally agreed to by n vote Of 81 to 80.
Meeting Of Cuban Refugees.
New York, Feb. pa large meet
ing Of Cuban refugees was held here
yesterday. Resolutions and n long
manifesto were adopted protesting
against allegiance to Spain and favor
ing a separate republican government
for the island OF Cuba.
Met Haven Fire.
The loss by the Mott Haven Fire
yesterday will not exceed $35, 900. A
number of families were rendered
homeless.
Jim FIsk's Estate.
The claims which have been filed
against the estate Of the late James
Fisk almost equals Its entire value.
Rx.Csntrslier Connolly.
1t Is stated that Ex-Controller Con-
nelly will shortly return to this city,
and that his absence was p%rotracted
because of Ill health.
Case or Suspended Animatisn.
A case of suspended animation was
discovered yesterday. Carrie johnson,
a colored girl, who was subject to
epileptic fits, was found dead, 1t was
supposed, in bed. Her body was taken
t, Bellevue Hospital, when signs of
life were discovered. Proper restora-
tives were applied, and the girl rode
home In q street car.
stskes' Case.
1t Is said that Stokes lawyers mad
vertantly failed to formally notify the
Sheriff of a stay Of proceedings granted
In the case of their client until yester-
day, only "a hours before the expira-
ton of the time fixed BY law for such
notification.
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PIpER's OPERA HoUsE.-"Hazard"
was repeated last evening to n fair
house, Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather. The play, as we have before
remarked, is a very pleasing and In
~teresting one, and the astonishing ra-
pidity with which Frank Hussey
changes himself from a black to a
white man, and vice versa, Is the won
der Of all who witness his dual imper-
~sonatian OF Tatwell and jubilee Jake.
Miss Blanche Clifton is much applaud
ed In both singing and acting and the
balance Of the company are all good
in their respective rolls. Hazard'
will be repeated for the last time to-
night. Go and see 1t By all means.
BILL LEE.-Thls well-known former
resident Of Gold Hill, and leading fire.
man Of the Department. came over
from Sacramento yesterday, on a visit
to his old stamping ground. He was
at tile ball last night and stopping
around generally among his numerous
old friends. He looks just as vigorous
as ever. He leaves again this evening
for Sacramento, which Is his head
| quarters at present.
RED JACKET OFFIcERs.-At a meet
ing Of the Red Jacket Gold and Silver
Mining Company. Gold Hill District,
held at San Francisco on Friday last,
Messrs. Lincoln, Hall and Williams
| resigned os Trustees, and G. A. Tread
we'll. James Gallagher and w. B.
Smith were elected In their stead.
BALL ro-NIaHr.-We tender our &C
acknowledgements to the Virginia Italian
Benevolent Society for a compliment.
tary ticket to their grand semi-annual
ball. which Is to be given at Armory
| Hall. B street, this evening. They are
bound to have a splendid time. They
always do.
An IYrsLLrGENT DoG.-An unusu-
ally sagacious dog In Virginia per-
forms all sorts Of tasks for his master,
even to carrying his boots to the shoe
makers shop to have them repaired.
MORE Ssow.-This afternoon 1t is
showing again, at intervals, and 1t Is
to be hoped that enough snow will fail
this time to give our sleigh riders
another chance to turn out.
FRSIaur.-rhe receipts Of freight at
the railroad depot Gold Hill. since
Yesterday were as follows: seven car
loads of ice. two Of coal. three OF mer-
| chaudisc and one OF barley.
Mup.-A: present there Is a supera
bundance of mud In our streets, but I
Is in a fair way to be covered up event
ually by the snow, which continues u
fall from day to day.
GRAND Jusr.-The Grand Jury con
yened to-day at l P. NJ. They vii
shortly be In readiness to make a iail
report la regard to the administrator
of county affairs.
COUNTY CoxNssroSERs.-The Boare
of County Commissioners will DO IL
session on Tuesday next Mt IL O'CLOCK
A. n.
Goss.-Hon. J. P. Jones, Left Coli
Hill for Washington last night. III
expects to reach there March I'd.
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FROM SAN
Tho Csurts Chinaman Stabbed
Rsay Of Drewaed Mas, net hden
tiaed Departure Of tho Ajax
Greeubaeks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25-l P. NJ
The trial of John Devine for the
murder of Ramp is progressing in the
Twelfth District Court today, and the
prosecution is now engaged on the
proof as To the identity of deceased.
Lee All How, the Chinese comedian,
who was stabbed by All Chuck on the
22d, at the theatre on Jackson street,
died to-day. A reward of $500 has
been offered by one Of the Chinese
companies for the apprehension Of the
murderer.
The detectives have not yet sue
ceeded in u%nraveling the mystery
which surrounds the case Of the UNI
known man found In the bay last week.
The body still awaits Identification at
the Morgue.
The Ajax sailed for Portland to-day.
Gold, 1l4H; greenbacks, Ss14@S9.
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Srocxs.-we hear Of several persons
having gone crazy on account of the
late fall In stocks, but have heard of
none who went crazy on account Of the
great fall of in the prices Of custom
clothing at Reinstein s. Co.'s, Main
street, near Maynard's Bank. We
paid a visit to the store the other day
and inspected their immense stock,
and Wolf assured us that they must
sell their goods without regard to
profit. to make room for more good:
on the way. We would advise oul
readers to call OH Wolf before pnr.
chasing clothing elsewhere.
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az THE CABLES.
Civil AFFAIR. In spain

MADRID, Feb. A.-Cordaba, Minis
ter Of War, insists upon having separ-
ate meetings of the Radical and Re,
publican deputies. Last night 1t was
resolved to appoint a committee Of 20
each, who are to appoint a sub-com,
mittee to report a plan Of settlement.
A Ministerial crisis is probable If the
Assembly Is not dissolved.
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MAKE MONEY fast and honorably

MAKE MONEY fast anu honoraoly,
by at once applying for a territorial
right (which are given free to agents.
to sell the best. strongest, most useful
and rapid selling Sowing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker, ever
used or recommended by families, or
buy one for your own use 1t Is only
Is. Sent free everywhere by express.
Address. for particulars, A. CATEI.EY,
ESQ, corner Greenwich and Court
landt streets, Now York.
no1i-ltn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-25

"TnE1R NAME IS LEGION" may be
applied to those who die annually Of
the consumption, although science has
Of late years sensibly diminished their
number. 1t Ia gratifying to know that
the general use Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry Is largely instrumental
In attaining this end.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-25

That HoRsE RArFLE.-rhe rattle
for that fine sorrel horse took place at
Miners Union Hall OH the 18th In
slant. and resulted In the following
numbers being tied on 40. namely :
IA, 22l, 296 aud 241. The holders Of
these winning numbers are requested
to meet and decide the matter as soon
as possible. The horse Is at Slime
Ogg's stable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-25

Dr.. ABoRN, oculist, Aurist, Ca
tarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases.
Offices, laboratory and residence. 2l3
Geary street, San Francisco. jals 3m
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CLEARING Our.-M. F. Waller, the

CLEARING OUT.-M. F. Waller, the
popular clothing dealer nearly oPpo-
site the News office on Main street, In
DR.. Halls new building, has COM
menced q grand clearance sale OF all
his splendid Winter stock Of clothing,
to make room for the Spring supplies,
the entire stock will be sold at cost.
Now Ia the time to get bargains pro.
fit or no profit, Waller Is bound to sell.
Drop In and select an outfit at your
own price.
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MUSIC TEACHING.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States for the District Of Nevada, ~
In the matter OF CHARLES YoUNGwORTH,
Bankrupt.-h warrant in bankruptcy has been
Issued BY said Court against the estate Of
Charles Toungworth Of Virginia City, county
Of Storey and State of Nevada, in said District,
who has been duly adjudgcd a bankrupt upon
bis " petition; and the payment Of any debts
said aid SanErupt. to him OF t 10 biss nae and The
transfer OF any property by him. are forbidden
by law. A meeting OF the creditors Of said
bankrupt, to prove bis debts and choose one
or more assignces Of his estate. will be held at
Q Court Of Bankruptcy, TO DO holden at Virginia
City, in said District. on tho Goth day Of Feb
ruary. A. d. 1873, ut u o'clock ~. at the once
Of E.. STROLLER. Register In Bankruptcy Of taid
District. No. 1G North c street, Virginia, Storey
county, State Of Nevada.
GEORGE I. LAMMON,
US. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
fes I'd BY AUGUSTUS Ash. Deputy.
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RArr1.E ron A FINE Coin WATCH

RAFFI.E FOR A FINE GOLD WATcH.-
A genuine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements Of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and In perfect run.
ming order, Is up for rattle at the Co
lumbus Brewery, . few doors north Of
the News office. There are only 125
chances at 81 a piece, and the winner
will get at least 500 In value for the
investment of 81. Who will b. the
lucky man?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
III. r..Ie Of IL. Period.

This is . trying season to persons deficient in
stamina and ont Of health. To rally their phys:
ieal energies BY the most approved artificial
means 10 . duty they Owe to themselves. Fore
most among the tonics and Alternatives Of the
age stands Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs. II II Q
vegetable rtimulant and corrective, against
which no e able objection can Be urged. There
partition In existence for renovating an enfeo
bled and broken down system. The most valu.
able medicinal products that nature has ever
yielded TO botanical research are blended In this
hmous elixir, and Its stimulating basis 10 recog-
the varieties OF distilled liquors. For general
debility, nervous weakness, dyspepsia, consti.
patton, rheumatism, billcusness and intermit-
tent feycrs 1t 10 q positive specific.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-25

COLDS AND CoUans.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources OF pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold. cough n irritation be ever SO
slight.