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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-01
CAUTION

CONSOLIDATED GOLD HILL QUARTZ
u Mil and Mining Company, Storey county,
State Of Nevada.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-21
THE VIENNA PRIZES.

A Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that the prizes will be awarded by
the commissioners on Tuesday next
Nine grand diplomas of honor, the
highest prizes given, have beer
awarded to the Americans, namely:
l. To the United States Govern.
ment for display of cotton and pro.
ducts.
2. To the National Bureau of
Education.
3. To the Stateo of Massachusetts,
4. To the city of Boston.
5. To Smithsonian Institute,
Washington.
These four for excellence in meth
DDS and progress of education and
schools.
6. To Walter Abbott Woods, of
Hoosaic Falls, N. Y, for agricultural
machinery.
7. To VIM. Sellers & Co.. Phil
al lphla' lor progress In iron manu-
facturies.
8. To Samuel S, w, hite for
dentistry. a.
9. TO George S. Carliss, of New
York, for machinery.
No di plomas have been awarded
to sewing machines, as there is too
much competition, but all will have
medals of merit and progress award
ed them. In the machinery depart
ment, where the Americans make the
most display, medals will be given TO
some fifty exhibitors, averaging
about one in three.
The discussion of the merits of
the articles continues, and the decision
as to the awards will be concluded
on Monday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-21

The area devoted to cotton growing
at the South the present year is generally
larger than last year, and the weather has
been such as to favor the growth of the
cotton plant. The insects that have usu-
ely proved, in greater or less degree,
destructive to the plant have this year
very generally given it u respite from
their attacks, and have, even where they
are reported, done no damage. With a
heavy cotton crop the financial condition
CT the Southern States will be improved.
and an impetus be given to all its indus
tries that will great.y stimulate The sub
stantial interests of that entire portion OF
the country.
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ing to directions, and remain long ur,wel provided
tar bones not destroyed bymnera poison or other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
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zness, Sour Fluctuations the Stomach, Bad last!
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palptaton of the
Heat Inflammation of the Lungs Pain IN the regions
f the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms,
.he ofsprings of Dyspepsia Ia these complaints
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Henry Small, Akron, Ohio; miner; will
recover.
Joha O'Keefe, Bloomington OF Akron ;
will recover. s1
.Buskert Antoine, Chicago; will recover.
Marcus st. John, Chicago; will recover.
Thomas or Frederick Strong, Muske
gon; will recover. n
A. G. Nickerman, Cincinnati; will re-
cover. EgH 8 I N es
Alexander Monteith, or Monmouth;
willrecover.s 6e p
Martin Costello; will recover. -
+ Isaac Mills, New York; will recover. q
AlbertaAdams, Bloomington; will re-
cover.
James G. Edwards, st. Louis; ct Gard
uer House; slightly injured. =
JSE. Cunningham, baggageman; leg
broken.
William Richardson, train boy; slightly
injured. =
LA. 2Hardid, Dwight, ILL.,; express
messenger; slightly scalded. A
w. E. Castell, Chicago; brakeman;
slightly scalded.s W GA.
John Sherry, Glasgow; Will recover.
Martin Carleton, Bloomington, III.
may recover. HH K fA
IA. Ingleman, st. Louis; will recover.
J. w. Adams, Bloomington, ILL.,; will
recover. ~
! Mas Boscarthe and John Boscarthe
will recover. ~
MISSING.
I The following, known to have beer
injured, are missing:
A. Berden, travelling tinsmith, On hi
way to ST. Louis.
Antoine Zinklemeyer, of st Louis; hi
friends inquired for him at the railroad
office Monday.
Thomas Crowley the railroad company
sent messengers to every person of tn
name in the city, but failed to find an!
of his friends, or learn of his wherea
bouts.
Jacob KIose; nothing is known of hi
residence or de, tinaton.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-21

George Watson, a London newsman,
has been sentenced to one months hard
labor for crying falsehood through the
streets in order to sell an extra number
of papers. He made some little money
from the faIsehood, which was to the eff
feet that Gladstone had fallen dead in
the House of Commons; but he aroused
the enmity of a sturdy Briton who jump.
ed out of bed to get the news, and was
complained of with the result stated.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-21

PAS been before the American rubi,c
" YER THIRTY years. 1t has never yet
talied 20 give perfect satisfaction. and has
Justly, been styled the panocea for all ex-
.ernal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings,
sprains, Bruises, &C., &C., for Man and
6east. No family should be single day
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-21

The present Lond Mayor of London
was once poor printer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-08-21
Drs. Greene, LildGy & BGldey'S
GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Their success attest their merits The afflicted who
have tried them say that Dr. GREENES FIT CURE will
stop at once all kinds of Fits Spasms and Commissions
Epilepsy Choea and Nervous Wakefnlnes are
under its control. That COMP. EXT. CORYDALIS Is
the greatest Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER
known That MEDIcATED HONEY has no equal as a rem
edy in Bronchitis Asthma aud Coughs That NEUHALoa
by all Druggists Prepared only by Drs GREENE, LIND
LEY & BENTLEY, Charlotte n. c.
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PILES CURED.
DR.. j. A. CLOPTONs .
OF HUNTSVILLE, Ala,

3rd, 4th and 5th of September.
HE treats with UNIVERSAL SUCCESS,
PILES. FISTULA, STRUCTURES, TUMORS,
WRENS, Diseases Of the KIDNEYS, BLAD-
DIR. c. has made the treatment of the above
Diseases speciality for thirty-three years, and
ruarantaes perfect satisfaction in the worst
cases that can be found. He has the pleasure
of referring to hundreds of the medical profess
sion who have been his patients. Call at his
rooms and see letters from them-those OF the
profession. Read letters from Messrs. Bailey
and Adams, upon whom he operated in 1867.
Mr.. Bailey sent DR.. C. four of his friends on
the 18th instant-August:
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The NJ Only Remedy.

Those who suffer from foul breath are open
to the charge of carelessness. 1t is an offence
that can be speedily abated, as a single bottle
of.the fragrant SozoDoNT viii upmlstakaoiy a.oiy
accompIisR the work. No toilet table should
he without it. It will preserve and keep the
teeth. white, and the breath pure and sweet.
spaldings Glue, who would be without it.
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New Advertisements.
NEW AuVGT TGIS6IILOIIgo'
~ NUMEROUS TESTS HAVE PROVED -
TN.F, BURNHAM's NEW TURBINE .-
F. WATER WHEEL g
q
To lie the Best Ever Invented. r
-
Pamphlet Free. Address, York. Pa.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON. VA.

The oath annual session begins Sept 25 1873 One of
the first Schools for Young Ladies in the South Twenty
CANT health feeble constitutions here re-
Stored pupils from all the States from to Texas
Board and College Tuition for scholastic year 23 For
catalogue of "a pages address Rev. W. A HARRIS Presi-
Va
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A.. F. +. M
WILLIAMSON FEMALE COLLEGE,
University OF VIRGINIA

Opens October continues through nine months 1t Is
organized in schools the elective system WITH fG
Chemical and PHYSICAL Laboraores,) in Law, Medicine
Engineering, Teaching and Agriculture Apply for Gata-
logues to JAMES F. HARRISON, Chairman, r. o. Uni
versity of Virginia. Abcmarle Co, Va
August II, 1873 I'm
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as-The hot and rainy weather is testing all
exposed wood work, especially the doors IN our
Stores and Dwellings TO prevent NJ an os s1lsn Snid
i by them, ,ss Messrs. 1. H. HALL & Co, at great
expense, % have erected, in connection with their
Door Factory, modern drying room, in which
all Doors are placed till fully dried before gl9-
ng wedgng and pnn1Ing TINS 1hs RR0ors process send
for for price list Of Doors, sashess, Blinds, White
Pine, Walnut and fancy Lumbers: Agents for for
Asbestos Roofing Felt, used extensively all
over the country for its cheapness and DURABLE
sfrr
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

Located at ASHLAND, the Home of Henry Clay and
Old Tansylvaaia Six colleges in operation with thirty
professors GOO students from 2S States Entire fees
commercial Colleges Boarding from So to SIS per week
For catalogue address J. B. BOWMAN, Regent, Licking
tom Ky.
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p.rRoS1zE. HOME ENrERpRIsE.-Mr. P. P.
Tosle. whose advertisement appears in another
column, has brought to high state of perfec-
ton the largest and most complete Manuiacto-
ry of Doors Sashes and Blinds in the Southern
States. His warranted work, untirIng energy
personal application to business and liberal ad-
yertisinp. have placed his enterprise among the
first in the South, thus giving to his many Gus
toners work and prices that defy ccnpetitlon'
price list sent free on application.
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YoKKv1L1E, s. c., Aug. %, 1866.

YoKKv1LLE, s. c., Aug %, 1866
DIR. J. A. CLopToN-Dear Sir: In reply to
your note, must, my dear sir, say to you that
If there is man living to whom l owe debt 11 Ot
having been cured of most painful case of
Piles With which had suffered for twenty two
years, in so short time, it seems almost in
credible. Yet it is true. never felt better IN
my life than do now. l have recommended
ali my friends to you, and will continue to do
So Your sincere friend,
mfr. Adams was his patient in 1s62.]
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FOR SALE,

NEEDLES and ATTACHMENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF
SEWING MACHINES. Cash orders promptly filled or
sent per Express C. o. D. Address D. G. MAXWELL.
Charlotte n c. General Agent of the Home Shuttle Sew
ing Machine
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MASS MEETING.

There will be Mass Meeting and Pic Mic
Dinner at Townville ON Thursday 2lst instant,
all of which will be given in the interest of the
Chicago and Augusta Railroad. Speakers will
be present from Walhalla and various portions
of Georgia to favor the enterprise.
J:w, spEARMAS, Sec.
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GREENwooD, S. G.. Oct. 1, 1866.

UtsEH-> "OOD, D. o., OOU. T, 1OoV'
DE-. IA. CLoPToN, Huntsville, Ala.-DEAR
SIR: Since your operation in 1852, have had
no symptoms Of Piles. Not only relieved of
that, but my general health has much impro,y pro,'.
after I recovered from the operation, which
gain in weight have still retained.
I invariably advise any one see with Piles
to 90 to you and have them taken off. My life
was saved by the operation. could not have
lived in the situation was in before the opera
ton. My general health is better now than for
years before.
am, my dear sir, your humble but much
benefited and obedient servant,
j. BAILEY.
RTNIr. Bailey sent four of his friends to DR..
e. in Greenwood OH the 18th instant
August u, 1873
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KENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
Amherst g.. H., Virginia.

Preparatory to the University. Of Va; II. A. Strobe
Ciath Medallist o. val Principal and Instructor in
Mathematics H. C. Brock, B. it. U. Va lrccently Asst
Prof Latin true; in Greek oS M Ia' ann ba
schools of Virginia and presents many advantages ncom-
parable with those of Others Students also received for
the Summer. New session begins Sept 18th, 1873 For
Catalogue ADDRESS the Principal.
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AGENTS WANTED FOB THE NEW BOOK,
Epidemic & Contagious Diseases,

With the and best treatment for all cases. Tho
only thorough work of the kind in the world Embraces
SMALL POSl, YELLOW FEVER, CHOLERA, and all
and all huy it. Has "a chromatc illustrations The
biggest chance Of the for agents. Address H. D.
GOODSPEEp s CO, 81 Park Row, New York
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we see that Proctor & Candles Ex-
ira olive Soap Is becoming very popular in
our city. its quality we know is superior, and
being nicely perfumed we are not surprised
that consumers prefer it, and that it has q large
.sale.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-09

ILLEGAL BEQUEsT FOR Masses
Judge Jones, of the circuit court of St.
Louis, has decided that man cannot be-
queath money to have masses said for the
repose of his soul. The circumstances of the
case are these: Leopold Schmucker died
inst. Louis short time ago, leaving will
devising, among other legacies, $4 900 to a
friend, to be disposed of for purposes un-
derstood by that friend. II was ascertained
that the purposes understood by the trus-
tee was the saving Of masses for the repose
of the soul Of the deceased. The heirs of
the dead man disputed the validity of these
legacies, which were three in number,
aggregatng the above amount. The matter
came before Judge Jones. on appeal from
| the probate court, and he decided that the
bequests were i'll violation of the constitu-
ton of the state, which prohibits any gift
sale, or devise of any land to any minister
public teacher, or preacher Of the gospel
as such, or any religions sect, order, or
denomination.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS,

Governor Davis, of Texas. leaves
Washington this week for New York, to
make some efforts to dispose of 5000, 900
worth of Texas bonds, bearing seven per
cent. interest, payable in gold. The state
debt now is about 100000, greater
part of which was incurred by maintaining
troops for the frontier defence.
Eighteen Norwegians belonging to the
German Arctic navigation company's SER
vice. who were left at Spitzbergen, were
found dead by the party which went to theil
rli4f.
The revolution in Yucatan is expanding
and the country has been declared In {
state of siege.
Elections for members of the Mexican
congress will be held on the 9th instant
Indications are that majority of the next
congress will be opposed to the administra'
| ton.
No excitement was created over Colonel
Mckenzie's raid.
The Mexican Iress are urging the gov.
ernment to confer the rights of citizenship
upon foreigners without compelling then
to renounce their nationality.
The Indians of Chihuahua are on tn,
war-path, and have killed several citizens
The st. Louis Touring mill owned by Mr.
Brook Smith, at Venada, ILL.,, on the lin
of the st. Louis and Southeastern railroad
was struck by lightning last Saturda,
morning and caught fire and was total.
destroyed, together with large amount 0
grain and flour. The loss and msuranc
are not stated.
| Mrs. John Galley, of Ingraham, Ill.
attempted to kindle FIRE with kerosene
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-09

The COSTUME OF THE COMING WO-
MANA writer in an English magazine
has some peculiar ideas about the costume
of the ''coming woman" Miss Bloomer,
in an aggressive and defiant manner, has
given the theory practical shape but then
Miss Bloomer was middle-aged and ugly,
and her followers ever since have been en-
tirely too modest to exceed their leader in
personal attractiveness. Our English en-
thusiast, however, is picturesquely descrip-
tive. Hear him, for it is man who dares
to write thus :: 81 think that hat of
one of the many pretty shapes
which has been worn for some years past,
with the glossy hair floating over the shoul-
ders, the figure displayed by tight fitting
dress, a looped up skirt, full at the hips, a
bright-colored sash, tied behind; the petit.
coats excessively short, fully displaying long
brilliantly white trowsers, falling grace
fully across the instep, just showing the
open-worked stocking, and the feet flashing
brightly in the pretty patent.leather shoe;
and sandals l have written Of before, con
stitute the most piquant. dainty and capt..
waiting costume devised for girls. ."-Bahi
| more Gazette.
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STATE NEWS.

The new Jail at Gloucester Courthouse
has been completed. ~
The contract for brick work of the
new school house in Petersburg has been
let. The building will be completed In
time for next session. q
e. Moses Walton, ESQ.,, of Woodstock, ,
Shenandoah county. has been elected an
honorary member Of the society of the
alumni Of the University Of Virginia.
Spencer Green, living in Dinwiddie
county, had his hand torn to pieces by the
bursting of musket which he was dis
charging on Saturday last.
A Mrs. Marshall, Of New York. has
purchased the farm known as violet
Banks, containing one hundred and fifty
five acres, situated near Petersburg, for
$12,025. HAtL4
General William f. BaIry has re-.
scinded his order forbidding the sale OF
intoxicating liquors at Fortress Monroe,
and thirsty summer visitors feel more at
liberty. ~ s.al
The United States circuit and district
courts now in session at Alexandra have
thus far been engaged with bankrupt cases.
The case Of Smith, the alleged Westmore-
land mail robber, will come up Friday.
The city school board of Alexandria
has fixed the salaries of teachers in the
public schools as follows !: Principals not
less than $500 nor more than 81 200 !; vice
principals not less than $4O0 nor more
than $500: assistants not less than $500
nor more than $500. 5tAaa !,
The Lynchburg Republican says thai
freight train on the A. M. and U. railroad,
Monday morning last, ran over deaf mute
who was sitting on the track at the end of
the bridge at Southside island. His inju-
ries are Of frightful character, the left leg
being crushed between the ankle and knee,
shoulder fractured, and cut on the head.
The Republicans of Wythe county, at
a meeting held at the courthouse on the
9Th inst, elected DR.. John Walsh and Lee
Watkins delegates to the state convention,
with Messrs. Slater and Graham alternates.
Mr.. j. j. Percival, chairman of the county
committee, was authorized to call meeting
of the party to be held at Wythville at
such time in August as he might deem best
to nominate candidate for the house OF
delegates. fs i'll
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 9.-In the House Of
Commons last evening, Mr.. Richards made
a motion that the government should ad.
dress the foreign powers with the view Of
establishing arbitration as permanent re-
sort for the settlement of differences be.
tween nations. The motion was supported
by figures, showing the cost of standing
armies.
Mr.. Gladstone opposed the motion. He
argued that it would defeat its own object
because continental nations held widely
different views on the subject. He asked
the gentleman to withdraw the motion.
Mr.. Richards declined to withdraw.
A vote was then taken and the House
divided. The division resulted in a tie
9S yeas to 9S nays.
The speaker gave the casting vote in ia
vor of the motion, which was declared
| adopted.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-09

DRUNKENNESS IN ENGLAND.--A re-
turn has lust been printed giving some very
interesting statistics in regard to drunken
ness in England. All England produced
l35 ,O04 convictions for drunkenness, which,
in population of % 800, 900, gives about
579 drunkards in 10000. In ireland the
number was relatively much greater, being
1884 in population of 5,500,OOO, equal
to l47 per 10000 persons who have been be-
fore the magistrate four or more times during
the year may be taken as habitual drunk
ards. In England 4a per cent. of the total
convictions are referable to the habitual Of
TENDERS. In Ireland the ratio is 14.7 per
cent. or nearly thrice that of England. In
Liverpool the population is 329 per 1000
of its population there the habitual
drunkards supply IS per cent. of the con-
victions. But Dublin is even worse than
Liverpool, for in the Irish metropolis 41G
convictions go to 10000 persons, and %
per cent. of habitual offenders to total con-
yictionS. a' 1l ,a.