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IAINIOR'S
ROTTE AND CITY GUIDES.


TAIETOR BROS. PUBLISHERS, 678 BROADWAY " y
These Guides describe Cites Towns aud stations The route CIV
ing items Of interest TIE traveller for business or pleasure with VIZ
perfect maps - .. $500. ,..o.,
CITY OF NETWORK ContauiuE scrptons OF ana dir
lions for visiting the Public Buildings PARKS CemeH I'a' ana
Public Institutions and around New YORK Cf ' lst."i E pHu-
cpal Hotels Places Of Amusement Lhres ths Societies
Street DIRECTORY. Tnyeen' and Church DIecto Fr, Sga and o
large Map Of Nesi ors lrook Jgr.ey ,T li4b.sga Avn
II. NEWYORK 10 PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON"
III. HUDSON RIVER ROUTE" SceyorA e Albany. ,Tog,
Saratoga SPRING. like George, Lke Champil Adirondack Noun
tans, and Montreal via Husou River steamers
w. HUDSON RIVER AILWAY"-Nep-York to Albany Troy
and Saratog, via Hudson River and K aud g. T. r.
V. ERIE RAILWAY ROUTE-Ne"-iorA to Rochester Dun
VI" NEW.YORK TO SARATOGA, BUFFALO AND NIAGARA
FALLS"-yia H. h. n. Y. G. r. 2.
VII HARLEM RAILWAY" GUIDE.
VIII. SPRINGFIELD ROUTE"-NcwYork TO Boston va New
Haven Hartford, and Springfield
TX "SHORE LINE ROCIE"-Sew-York to Boston, via New
Haven Ncg-Lonion and Providence
X "STOSINGTON ROUTB."-NeW-Tork 70 Boston
XI NORWICH ROUTE"-Ncs.lok boston and the White
Mountains via N.rwich and worcester
XII 1.-THE NEWPORT ROUrE"-NeE.Yorh to Boston via Sew
.llI THE SOUND ROUTES "-Iiree combine Cs Y,
", Kill
XIV. CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTEr-New.YorA the White
Mountains
~. "THp NORTHERN ROrTR"-Bos,o1 TO he white Mopa.
ta LAKE Me pT,magt Grec1 uui-ns, Lis ClaApel hhe-
siuugs. Moltrea ali Ogt-n.bli-.
WI THE CENTRAL r. r. or EEwJERsLYr AND COZ
NECTONs-Sev.Yors ard Philadelphia Eon, Bethlehem. lila'a
Chuuk scranton Harrisburg, VIII. nspoFt. a4d Ealr4
XVII " PENNSYLyASIA COAL REGIONS -Seviors to
Delaware Wtter Gap. Scranton Stare and haD1 Chunk
via D. L. and W. J.. ana s., and l.. '. aaiwaya
xviii "LONG ISLASD."-yia Long Island Z.
XIX LONG ISLANp"-va South SIDE r.
Xxx "NEW-LOSDOS EOUTE."-NrgIork 20 Montreal
XXI DELAWARE AND HUDSON ROUTE PAl-ia.pla t,
Adirondack ~ AL Montreal 'ia North Penn T. r. J. w. l.
aud s., Albany AMI sll'lllna ital"ays
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4 SCHOOL and HOME for young BOYS.-E
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The Twelfth Volume of The American IN
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bv d. Appleton Coz with the usual variety OF stasti-
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ilOth bound, 81:
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
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TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. &.
Il THE METHOD or CREATION
An EAkNEsT PkUIkST AGAINST
THE DARWlNlAN THEORY.


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tho Roman church. On the WHOLE DR.. Hall cherishes
no cheerful authorizations from the Old Catholic move
ment. It too undecided and desultory 10 o.
great effect The politicians may make use Oh J." ~,
their own purposes bnt without dennI.e po' - oan
no basis in the intelligent convictions OF men, ~ van
have no permanent and wholesome frnt' a'pua'
OF pruning will make Rome 'iee oi ',o -5, Via
ino"-rbe stvlo of Dr. Hall Is fresh and vigorous. lie
no. tho Nm, talent of being ddactic without being
dry He speaks from the vantage ground of deep con
victon, ne is always certain in his own mind OF the
1900, Of MIS- position, and has not the slightest doubt
ne fails to command the assent of his readers 1t
Is their fault and not his This is tho tone Tor the en-
forcement of truth, if 1t be not emneny favorable 10
the pursuit of it.
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son, J. W., Old Bond-st., Ludgato-ill, Z. C.

NICOLL's SHIRTS, six for 40s.-2 Regent
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p0yemeHt 7h tr,: qIttg OF i1sh Gerf-- ing Joe lnfi.
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tie climate Carnage paid ~ al ~ Of NJ ksg
dor
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OreGn Steamers.

NCUOR LINE. - EXPRESS ~IEAMERS
~ sail Iar Per ~. North River New
4sSypTA Ws-s.t,r lime 25 EUROPA esiay. July
SATURDAY. June b. ANGLlA..... srdaJ. Jag =
f0r.arlct and from SatIan
Great Britain cu Germany. Nerway Sreien l s ~ America,
comfortably. cle4pl, or le
NJ. o~ De- bought t
by applying a. tla Con. lI7's Offices, Bowling -
~ -FF'7 HENDERSON B....L Agents
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SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT.

AsalIow or yellow color Of skin, or
yeIlowish brown spots on face and
other parts Of body; dullness aud
drowslness, with frequent headache;
dizziness, bitter or bad taste In mouth,
dryness Of throat aud internal heat ;
palpItation ; In many cases q dry,
leasing cough, with sore throat; un-
steady appetite, raising Of food, chok-
inc sensation In throat ; distress, heay-
iness, bloated or full feeling about the
stomach and sides; palm In sides. back
or breast, and about shoulders; collie,
pain and soreness through the bowels,
with heat; constipation alternating
with diarrhea; piles, f%iatulence, cold
ness Of extremities; rush Of blood to
head, with symptoms Of apoplexy
numbness Of limbs. especially at night;
cold chills alternating with hot flashes,
kidney and urinary difficulties; dull
ness, low spirits, unsoclability aud
gloomy forebodings. Only a few Of
above symptoms likely to be present
ut n time. All who use Dr.. Pierce's
AIT. Ext, or Golden Medical Discov-
cry, for Liver Complaint and Its COM
plications are loud In Its praise.
AZURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
Rusx. Texas, May 10, 1873.
DR.. r. v. PIERCE:
Dear Sr-My wife last year at this
time was confined to her bed with
Chronic Liver Disease. l had one Of
tho best doctors to see her. and he gave
her up to die, when l came upon some
of your medicine. | bought one bottle
and commenced giving 1t. She then
weighed 50 POUNDS; now she weighs
40 pounds. and Is robust and hearty.
She has taken eight bottles In all, so
you see | am an advocate for your
medicines. WIN. MEAZEL.
oc2S 1W
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO TIE o L HILL DAILY NEWS.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Arrived-Thc $4,000 Race-Not Yet
A~rrested-ro be Scntenced-Thc
wedding Ball0on-Grcenbacks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 81 r.M.-
The American ship, Celestial Empire,
arrived to-day, $50 days from Brashear
City, La. with a full cargo Of ship
building materials for the Mare Island
Navy Yard.
A telegram from MI. Chamberlain
from New York says that the Eastern
horses for the great $40, 900 race, viii
arrive here tomorrow night.
The police have not yet succeeded IL
finding any clue to the murderer o.
Ned. Allen. Tho post mortem cx'
animation aud Inquest takes place TO-
day.
Captain Clarke, Of the Sunrise, is t
DO sentenced to-day.
A dispatch from Vallejo says tina
Lays Wedding Balloon struck In SAT
Pablo Bay, and was hauled out BY
boat crews very little damaged.
Greenbacks, 92kG92L.
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R,ooD soIIps AND HAm,-When N. 3
u,.us- .,uou L,o,,n and vorv nonp,,r Gold
Wsiler, tue Weh'khoWn anu 'ety PoPu'"' ~
maniSsstoes Of other dealers threatening to sell
clothing at less than cost, or saying that their
s,ock 10 Sne osse a. nn 20 annns, hi. nsnjsI
conn,enance Ike a gentle zephyr ripping tho
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. Ho LwiIls his
manly mustache anu remarks: iha.s nut
business. Let gentlemen come ana uade Win
me, and when they sec that they can buy supc.
rlor goods at less price and 20 nome every way
better suited, then iney VIII Ine oeuSt WN ny
stand whom to trade WIN nereaItel. maaSt
calls particular attention 10 MS eAlehsivc stock
Of new goods; Let others talk blood, scalps ana
hair, but Waller VIII 80 on IN inc even TENOR oi
bis way, selling f~rst.rate goods cheap.
wv,rr Urncuuxs PovpEn.-Althouch but
" ,H.NSs.au.. to- an, ,,Ino. mi,
OF recent ihltouuc'ioh u y ~ 'no -
famous explosive proves eminently successful,
and 10 already In general use, taking precedence
oySr All other powueto ~ ,PsI az any otber
heretofore in uss. and It is calculated that a
saving OF at least $4,000 a yea. 10 Effected IN
the mines OF the Comstock alone. Inc Az
Hercules Is the strongest powder In use for hard
rock blasting, for powders and for use In water.
The Nos Is equally effective ior al meaium
hard rock, and much superior 70 any otner pow
der OF that class. Ihey arc ootn ieaaIy e5'
plodcd with tho usual sap wnen properly aa-
Justed 10 the iuse. inc MhlIe feicuIes T1maoI
can DC ootaineG ~ tne umaf's'oioo ~
oo'' "o'u III"
The PLACE TO get dooD Li'iSa'-ono oi'n'
best places to get a square meal In Virginia
,.- ,... s.au. po.r o,s,o,
o'y' A. oh"''e on NV -
House, next door 10 Evans )ewelry STORE, Y
street. Mr.. Somcrs gives his special attention
to the wants OF his numerous patrons, and hay.
inc arcnred the services OF the heat French cook
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Arrested for Forgery.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3.-W. Z. Wade,
formerly clerk In the Office Of the
Secretary of State Of Tennessee, was
arrested here last Saturday night,
charged with forging $4,000 In State
bonds. He left for Nashville last
night, in charge Of officers.
Homicide.
A German named Sepping. was shot
and killed In a ballroom row in Wash
ington, No., early yesterday morning
by VIM. j. Sack, who was arrested
and lodged in Jail.
Another Man Shot Dead.
New YoRK, Nov. 3.-Phillip Reid
Howard was shot dead at Jamaica,
South Long Islaud, yesterday, by two
men who were cunning aud whom he
ordered off his land.
Financial Succor.
It Is stated that a pool has been
formed among capitalists to save the
house Of Clafin s. Co., and that 81
600. 90 have been raised for that pur-
pose.
Terrible ARRAY.
SPuNaFIEID. Ills, November s.
On Saturday night John Gavin and
Edward Gillespie, with their wives,
had a drunken spree at the house Of
the latter, when the two men COM
menced quarreling. Gavin seized a
gun from the wall and beat Gillespie's
brain out, and then staggered to the
police station and told the story. He
was jailed.
Accidentally Shot.
Col. l.. II. Kerr, City Attorney Of
Peoria, Ills, and n rising lawyer, died
OF Saturday from the effects Of a gun
shot wound received while out hunt
ing a couple Of weeks ago.
nctEcds u hSuEScuIS
AspINwAIL, October 25.-The In
surgents, under Carreroseo, retreated
from before Panama on the Sth Inst,
and being pursued, sought ssfety by
flight Into the brush, leaving their
cannon. some rifles and several boxes
of ammunition. Two Of the insur-
gents were captured aud four Govern
ment troops wounded In the chase.
Prisoner Killed.
While Lieutenant Santa's squad OF
soldiers were conducting Procapio
Saland, Of Costa Rica, to prison on a
charge Of being a deserter and rebel,
Saland made a remark which dis
pleased tho officer, who Immediately
instructed the men to kill the prisoner,
which they promptly did BY knocking
him insenslble with the butts OF their
rifles and then emptying them into his
body.
Handsomely Provided For.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Referrlng to
the financial depression and the insol-
vency of the Sprague Brothers enpass-
ant, 1t Is stated that Senator Sprague
Of that firm has made good provision
for his offspring and family irrespec-
lively OF the marriage portion settled
OH Mrs Sprague. The advent Of each
child born to the Senator has been the
occasion for a gift Of $500, 900. As two
Of This children are living, this provision
has secured to the family 5 1000, 900.
which by economically disposed per
IONS is regarded as sufficient to keep
them from want.
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WHERE TO Buy CHEAP For CASH.
At. McGurn's grocery and provision
store, No. llG South c street, Virginia
City, where can be found a choice as
sortment Of groceries, provisions,
liquors, crockery, glassware, cutlery,
tobacco, cigars aud Yankee notions,
all OF which the enterprlsing proprie.
tor announces his determination to sell
50 per cent. cheaper than any other
dealer In Storey county, delivering the
same free OF charge. Mr.. McGurn
also sells an excellent quality Of Rocky
Mountain coal at so : ton, delivered
free Of charge.
Town TRUSTEES. = The Board OF
Town Trustees will be In session this
evening.
STOCKS we're n little off today.
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Assist NATURE In her efforts to shake of a
cough or cold, or she may revenge herself by
giving up the contest. Remember that with
Hnle's Honey OF Horchound and Tar for an ally,
she will extinguish the worst cough In . few
days. Csittenton's, { 9th Avenue. Sold by all
Druggists. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
ADxoSIroRY. Remember that R. L. Higgins,
No. "a South z street, Virginia. Is closing out
his entire stock OF goods, and that only forty
1--WE days are lett In which to complete the sale.
Parties needing anything in his line must call
soon or forever afterward hold their peace. and
not complain that he has not advertised.
FoR the very best Photographs, go to BRADLEY
3 Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
RI ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
EVENING scHooL.-Professor Cromwell has
opened 40 evening school 1t the public school
building In Gold Hill. Daily sessions from Z to
9 r. y. Persous desiring Instructions in the
English branches will do well to avail them.
selves OF tho present opportunity. Terms rea.
sonable. selslm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-03
and Fancy Dress
DRESS GOODS,

That in extent, variety and completeness, will
be found to exceed anything hitherto
attempted In Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-03

Accidentally Shot.

Col. l.. II. Kerr, City Attorney Of
Peoria, Ills, aud n rising lawyer, died
or Saturday from the effects Of a gun
shot wound received while out hunt
ing q couple Of weeks ago.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o N gsruo inTELL,oEso.

tsrrcIAL TO TIE soLD HILL DAILY sEws.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-20

The phenomenon called the sleep oi
plants was first observed by the illustri'
GUS Swedish betanist, Linnaus. He re-
marked in the birds foot trefoil the dit-
ference between the attitude OF the
leaves during the day and night. BE
almost Immediately concluded that this
would prove to be general phenome'
non 10 vegetable life. Continuing his
observations, LinnRus soon satisfied
himself that this change in the position
of leaves during the night is observable
in many plants. He regarded the alb.
sence Of light, and not the nocturnal
cold as the principal cause OF the phe-
pomena; for plants in hot houses c lose
themselves during the night, like those
in the open air. He found the differ
ence between waking and sleeping to be
less apparent ia young plants than IN
more matured ones, being most clearly
indicated among the compound leaves.
The object, he thought, is to shelter the
young shoots from the effect OF the AR:
These strange phenomena occur IN all
hygremetical conditions Of the atmos'
phere, and are uninhuenced by changes
of temperature. De Candolle, supposng
the cause Of the phenomena to be the
absence of light, subjected plants to the
action of artificial light, with very varied
results. He concluded, from his exper'
iments, that the movements of eleeplnG
and waking are connected with some dis
position inherent in tho vegetable but
which is thrown into special activity by
the stimulating action of light, which
acts with different intensity on different
vegetables, so that the same amount oI
light produces different results in differ
ent species.