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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
MUSIC TEACHING.
NOTICE I'M BANKRUPTCY

49, -
nIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Nevada, g.
10 the matter Of CHARLES YOUNGW0RTH,
Bsnkrupt.-A warrant In bankruptcy has been
trsued BY said Court against the estate Of
Charles Youngworth Of Virginia City, county
Of Storey and State Of Nevada, In said District,
who has been duly adjudged . bankrupt upon
his own petition and the payment Of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging to
said bankrupt, to him or to his use, and tho
transfer Of any property by him. are forbidden
by law. A meeting OF the crediton Of said
bankrupt, to prove his debts and choose one
or more assIgnecs Of his estate. will be held at
q Court OF Bankruptcy. TO bo holden at Virginia
City, In said DRtrlct. on the, Goth day Of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1919, at IL o'clock -, at the once
OF Z. STROLLER. Register In Bankruptcy OF said
District. No. 10 North c street, Virginia, storey
county, State OF Nevada.
GEORGE /. LAMM0N,
US. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
fca I'd By AUGUSTUS ASH. Deputy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
A nlysIery.

A Mystery.
II is indeed q mystery how some people,
otherwise sensible, are so short.sighted and
foolish a. TO 70 on from day to day, and month
TO month, suffering with the stings and pains OF
disease, which, BY the use Of . few bottles OF
RrIstors ~sarraparilla and Pills, would TO Q per:
feet certainty Do radically cured. Do not stand
in your own light. Try them. 6o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
Tho Nesessitv OF a vi.i, overes. I.

Tho Nseessitv Of q Visit Overcsa
TO co-RREsP0HBENrs.
Patients residing In any part OF the Suts,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
10 Admit . written statement Of such In prefer.
encs to holding 4 personal interview, arc assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the core
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. r. JoSsELYN, N. D.,
[Bor 1851 61S Sacramento street.
@ Between Montgomery aud kearny.
iyf II IL San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
slrTERs.

and break. down the animal .pih... f.so ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21

Consumption is twofold disease, one az.
fecting the parenchyma, or substance OF
the Lungs, and the other the mucus mem
hran,s that line the air passages ana cells.
sometimes these occur separately, out a. e
u-uaIiy united in genuine Consumption.
The tubei cular deposit can only be reached
through the general circulation ana 10
prerent III depo Ii, or remote IL by ABSORPTION
wuen ,ound, we must employ those agents
which exert an alternative and healing eff
fecI on the Lungs. -.
For the affection Of the mucous membrane
Medicated Inhalation may be, employed
With the best results. This mode OF treat
ment trings TIE medicine In di. ect contact
with the disease, and when an appropriate
rem dy has been selected the irritation, in
Iiamation, and liberation may not only De
modified and soUthed, but ultimately en-.
tirely s,tbdued.
There is then in a complete aud success.
bining appropriate remeoie, addressed TO
the general constitution with the inhalation
and other mechanical means. ...-
in all cases OF asthma, simple bronchitis
lalyngiting, tracheaitis, even when the In
fsfnualion extends 10 the mucous MEM
branes lining the air cells, whether chronic
or acute, Medicated Inhalation with gene
raj treatment may be reeorted to with the
hope ofdecided benefit. .r.'. r.-
The uniformed are liable to be mlsled
and mi ured by this mode Of treatment. II
diseases the Lungs were merely q local
affection, not Involving or resulting fom
constitutional disturbance, an attempt to
cure 1t by local applications would be more
rational and much more successful than 1t
now Is.
But consumption, asthma, bronchttif, Ac..
are not mere local affections. like most
other arrangements OF the vital forces,
they have their origin In q morbid condi-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21
For all Localities and
.
Clines.


A true specih. is adapted to all 10 calities
and climes, and for this reason. that it
strikes at the causative principle OF the dis.
eases which it is administered to cure.
Hosretter's -iomach Bitters, for examnle
IL true specific, not only because II :forti.
fies The body AGAINST the external intiuen.
ces which promp,s disease, hui bee fuse
when taken as Il remedy instead Of as pre-
ventiye II neutralizes the iniective princi-
o Q in the blood and thereby destroys the
primary source OF the ailment oence as
an a tidote 10 epidemic disorders and 10 all
compl ints which are produced or aggra-
waited by II ii>ma, or the presence OF any
thing "elit erious In the air. the water or
the soil, 1t is nearly infallihle as any med
icinai prep ration eau BE- n our own
country, as a remedy % intermittent II.
vers, bilious affections, constipation, dys-
prp.ia, n'ryous We kuess. rheumatism
and zen eral debility, 1t Is unrivallet. nor Is
less celep ate I / tn tropics as pre- EN-.
iveo malarious levers. ..r, .... g. ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21
ystoing o. sstasiug o sign the
bin. By giving It his approval

ystoing Or Nssfasiug u sign the
I'm. BY giving it his approval
he has shown Els own lack Of
confidence in the truth Of the theory
put forth by HMM one Of his messages
and by Mr.. ARNOLD in the letter we
publish to-day claiming that member.
ship in the Board Of Public Works is
an Office such as the Executive officers
of the State are forbidden to hold.
In his letter Of last January, Mr..
ARNOLD distinctly declared his opinion
that the Legislature has authority "in
cases not provided for in the Constitu-
ton, to create offices and cause them to
be filled either by election by the peo-
pie, or by appointment by the Cover
nor or some other designated agent as may
be prescribed By la,c." In this opinion
OF the distinguished gentleman We fully
and We will close this
article BY citing another appropriate
quotation from the letter published on
he Alb Of January: -.. ...
"If the views herein stated are un-
true. or the. reasoning ialse, all such
petty offices as Notsries Public, Alder
men and Councilmen of towns and
cities, and hundreds OF other small
offices too tedious to name, would have
to be appointed by the Governor, by
and With the advice and consent o. the
Senate-s governmental monsternever
dreamed of, much less thought of by q
body OF sane men engaged in making a
written constitution for free, erlight-
eued and practical people"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21

To the voters OF the City: .
i. D.. McLURE attorney at Law, Is a
candidate for Judge OF the Municipal Court
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21

THREE old boots, gaiter and a
hoopskirt in front OF a house, indicate
that the family has moved. r. ....
FARMERS are waiting for the weather
to moderate sufficiently to permit them
10 hang up their winter suits in the
corn.felds. ....... .....s ...
A MEDICAL writer Gays the healthiest
position TO lay in is with the head to
the north. People who own hens.
should bear this TACT in mind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21


We learn IRON the MtcMssnecr yes
terday morning that the CID Board Of
Directors OF the Hospital for the Insane
had been called to meet on that day al
Weston. Who called the meeting and
for what purpose it was to be held are
not apparent, and we are at some loss
to know what important business could
bring together again i'll an official ca
pacity the estimable gentlemen who
composed the former Board. II a
mere reunion OF those who had formerly
had the pleasure OF serving together as
members OF the Board of Directors Of
the Hospital for the Insane were
intended, the meeting would doubtless
be o social success and a pleasant time
would be enjoyed by all who cared to
participate. But We are not aware that
service on these several Boards, begets
such an abiding intimacy as that it
must be perpetuated by anniversaries
and reunions, and we can therefore uu-
derstand the feelings of the several
members of the former Board OF Direc-
tors ofthe Hospital for the Insane, who
declined to attend the celebration at
Weston yesterday.
The present Board Of Directors has
already transacted all the business nee
essary to be done and has shown itself
fully competent to attend to the inter-
ests committed to it's charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21

To the Voters Of the city OF Wheeling:
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office OF Judge Of the Municipal
Court oftbe city of Wheeling.
myl2 FRED ROGERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21
10th Day Of June, 1873,

procede TO sell at public sale, to the highai
and best bidder, al the front door OF tho
Court II ouse ofthe county aforosab II, coma
mencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
described property. that IN 70 say. The
house and lots No 10 90 The town plat Of
saw mill also, lots NO ~, II, 70. u, 76 u, g.
II, 78snd 10 on said plat, or 70 much thereof
as VIII be sufficient 10 pay the principal
and interest OF the notes above referred TO,
Terms OF sale, cash. .......
Selling az trustee, / will convey such title
AZ Is vested In me by said deed Of trust.
FRIEND OK, Trustee.
apl6 Per Attorney.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Dmade to me rs Trustee, by David Lively,
by deed dated the gid day OF June, 1888, and
now on record In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF
the County Court OF Welzel county, state OF
West Virginia, In deed book No. o, page
$50, TO secure to Rolla N. wells the pay.
several prOmIssory noies or single bills In
said deed OF trust more particularly describ-
ed, will on the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21

TN THE COUNTY COUNT OF OHIO
1county, May Rules
Joseph Clifford, - Thomss Seabrook and
Thomas ID. Armsley, partners ~ seabrook
q Armsley. In Assumpsit
The object OF this suit 10 10 recover from
the defendants the sum OF ninety dollars
and seven weight and half cents tg.'sI-
for board AMI wages, and the summons 10
the case having been returned not found,
az TO the said Thomas ID. Armsley. and J.
appearing from an affidavit filed among
the papers OF the case, that the said MON.
az ID. hrnlsiey h q nonresident oil The
State II u order oil that the Faid Tbomasp.
Armsley do appear before this Court, or inc
Clerk thereof, within one month OF the
date OF this order, and do what may 10
necessary TO protect his interests In TINS
suit.
Teste-- R0BT. b. WOODS. Clerk
Wheeling. Ohio cornty, Wet Virginia
April 18th, 1872
Cracraft q Russell, Attorneys for Plain
tiff.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21

r. B. n II.
LOB PURrIl DCoNoMY AND CON.
E venience, there y nothing Ike tho
Excelsior Baking Powder:
Biscuits- Rolls, 0rfddle Cakes and rud:
ding Dough, are made Light 1tgp and
Wholesome.
Ak your Grocer for II, and take no othsr.
Bold by LOGAN. LIFT 4 90, and by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21
ANNOUNCER { nTs
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Messrs Editors: 4. O.. .
Announce that JAMES f. HOOT0N Is q
candidate for Judge ofthe Municipal Court
of " hteling.
'.5-r. .r...- ~ ySAHksos
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21

Messrs Editors:
ANNOUNCE that GEO. E. BOYD IL candi.
date for Judge OF the Municipal Couit Of
Wheeling, at the request of
myl5 FRlENDA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-21
Messrs Editors |:

MeESrS Editors
please announce the name Of g. L
CRANMKR to be voted for as Judge OF the
Municipal Court, and obli&e -
myl2 MANY FRIENDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
SHARPE PRACTICE.

70 re EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: half suspected that the Ere Investi-
eating Committee doing it, best 70 develop nothing
of consequence and It's hasty departure Wednesday
to Albany certainly 70 show it ardently DESTROYS
20 AVOID things Of value. Else why should IL have run
away from this city without examining gallant and
handsome conquerOr OF the Ciyl Service, exMarshal
Sharpe.
There do go about the town parious men. who aver
that the ex-Marshal could inform the Committee OF
practices sharper than ts own There said TO be the
amount OF paid the Marshal for the services
OF deputies stationed at the Erie Opera House
while sickles and Gould oontended for the mastery
Of lts corridors The voucher for this pay
mentremarkabls II view Of the fact that the deputies
would have had more business there than 80
many citizens and the exMsrshal no more right 20 hire
them for the purpose Of aiding sckes han 10 sell them
outright into slaverys said TO be die IN the treas
urers Office. Why not produce it Very respectfully,
He,s- York. April ,. 1873 ERIE EXPERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
THE ERIE INVESTIGATION.

MONEY VERSUS THE LEGISLATURE.
A. D. HARBOUR RECEIVED $4,000 TO DEFEAT TIE
JOHNSON NILS. 900 OR 5000 PAID MIR. VAN
vrCHTFN TO UsE MORAL SUASJOS FOR The
SAME PURPOSE.
tBY rELEGRAPH TO rHR Tribune
ALBANY April 3.-The Special Enc Railway In
vestigating Committee of the Assembly examined
Amaziah D. Barbour and Abraham YanYeohten this
afternoon Mr. Barbour admitted having received
many thousand dollars from Jay Gould aud others,
but could not recOllect that la had performed any
substantial services therefor. According TO his
account, be had walked up and down the
hall and talked with members of the
Legislature on bills under consideration. The most
important fact developed was that Mr. Barbour re-
oeived last year about to defeat the passage
Of Senator Johnsons OH 10 make il Illegal for rail-
roads 20 charge for transporting freight
part Of their road thar over the whole line That
bill started out with fair prospects of becoming
law. Mr. Barber was opposed 20 Is several Senators
changed their views and the bill received its final
quietus by vote of II to 10 IN favor of striking out
the enacting clause.
Mr. Barbour also testified that he kept account
in 1871 with the Bowling Green Savings Bank. and
might have lent money OF had business transactions
with members Of the Legislature
Mr.. Van Yechten alse testified that he bad received
8 900 or $4,000 from Mr. butcher, for which he had
used moral suasiOn TO defeat Mr.. JohnsOn's bill.
Mr. Hamilton Harris viii be examined by the Com
mittee tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

Indiana's new Divorce law provides that no
civoroe shall be granted unless the applicant prove
~ AZ least two witnesses bono 7de residence Of two
years within the state forDds the person obtaining
the divorce again within Two years, aud limits
the grounds the divorce 20 the causes specified N the
present statute.
An unmistakable disbelief in Senator POme-
TOYS line ,t defense thus dspaved BY The Cincinnati
SSa-ste. Fomer0y tred 70 get out Of his scrape by
attempting 70 that he money handed 70 York was
Intended or Page 70 enable the latter 20 establish
national alnk This was very thin. and it has been
made NOR Transparent by the fact shat Page has Dot
sInee sxted disposition 20 into the banking hnsl-
ness undfr the DatOaal authority. PomerOy was not
AharR; Otherwise he would have lad Page 70 into the
banking l-ne--.
Both Houses Of the Mich gan Legislature
6ave adopted a resolution indorsng Gen. Grants in
terna Improvement projects declaring that the early con-
strucpH u few ship canals rOm the West 70 the East
would great source OF relief 70 the rapidly IDcreas-
Of the states Of the West. and requesting
tie Men Senators and Representatives IN Congress
20 thor influence procure appropriation Tor the
survey o. Michigan ship canal from some RENT on rhe
eastern shore 81 Like Michigan % point Oh LAKE
Ere Ike Huron.
The Armphis appeal says it feels an unspeaka-
Ole pleasure n being able to that Gen J. B.
Gordon u GEORGIA presided ove- the senate the day
safOre la. adournment With undisguised Satisfaction
y says: Is shows that the mad passions born IN
Rave pa--rd away. The patriotic spirit which called
zen Gordon 70 the high posllon he recently occupied
adopted eight wears ago, would have eavec TIE necessity
Df recon uctlOn laws THIS generosity on the part a
he had IN the senate OF the United States imposes
1eN responsibility on The part OF the south"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
NOTES FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.

MEASURES AGAINST cooLH TRADE-oUEs1IoSs OF
OPENING JAPANESE PoRTs-PERUvIAS MISSION.
SAN Francisco, April 3.-The Pacific Mail
steamship China arrived to-day, bringing advices from
Hong Kong Chinh, 20 Feb. 27, and from Yokohama,
Japan 70 March II Is reported that vigorous efforts
are TO be made Tor the suppression OF the Infamous
coolie trade engaged in by the Portuguese between
Macao and South America. All the China papers are
discussing the iniquities Of the traffic.
The question Of opening the Japanese ports to all for
etgners hinges condition that they VIII submit TO
the native laws One system based upon the Code Ma
poeon has been rejected by the Mkado. The Peruvian
Envoy sehor Garcia arrived in Japan on the nth OF
February aud was received by the Mkado The Japan
ese ministers are willing enter into treaty Of amity
and commerce with Peru but refuse TO concede terrific
rial rights 20 that people. Despite the eict OF reg-
ious liberation Christians in Tosa are stu treated as
criminals The great temple OF MonIeh IN fedo Is 20 De
rebuilt under the superintendence Of foreign
and according 10 European ideas. Journalism Is max
ing rapid progress in Japan. general system Of con-
scrpton has been adopted, and all Japanese SUBJECTS
Of the age OF years required TO serve In the army
| gr navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

D,rRor April lFlOur dull aud ushsns,d Wses iu '1s IA
se,tl~E White. 81 sts uked 81 ~ ior h
white s5 as Is for Amber Corr dali saa irantlg a. +te
seeds go % 10 kcets
0O bbl Flour 2sO Wheat 1900 Ouh Corn Aad 3so bas
Oafs.
a and unsettled s59s1 Co. Oats Arm at o stie bacon al
v1nee and 7ic er Shoulders Sc tor Clear KID
sides nc for Bak Meats srn at o. eof for shoulders
sasc Lard arm u dss for Kettle kesAsc aalse
Pork IN sores sold a. Sl7.
MIuAUEE. April JPour quie' and gsohssEd wses dull aps
Unsettled vi No. 81 k7h No. 81 los Oats dul and
dropping 6ie for No Cora dali i.ud unsettled a Se 90
Ma Sc for No l. Barley arm and lar
No Spring Heceipt-eo 5hls Foar sna O
hu.h Wheat bbs Flour and os bush Wheat
afOar arm and TAR demand wheat tal and
-,af hed 81 10 No Red Do, 81 81 Corn
nd O,t. quiet Petroleum aud sissdy
changed pricea -, -
~, s9d So FOR Family G56c for hircd 5Ta5e
Tor yellow 46Qt7e Bran sod 81 Hs'
dal and for Prime sf3 Tor Chece Port tru al
si7 Dry Sailed Meats Sic for shouaer Tso o
sides for Shoudeui p dhc for Sides hama
dull tdislc Lard sold si99c for kethed firroe
y for Ksg EHchaHgs-Sshns la ss~ierA ssai psE
Gold il6i
WnIsaros April 3-spra Of Tupentins QUIET aies rspod
Roau declining IS Crude TuTentns
iOr Hard Tor Ycos DIP and NH Tar STEADY AZ % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
THE TROUBLES IN SPAIN.

THREATENED RESIGNATION OF sESOR CASTELAR,
PRISONERS SHOT By CARIIsTs-sHIPNEST OF
ARMS TO BARCELONA.
MADRID, Thursday, AprI 5, 1873
Senior CASTELAR, threatens 70 resign unless the
Ministry adopt more decisive and energetic policy.
HIS colleagues hesitate interfere IN the conflict be-
tween the people and the municipality OF the capital
The popular leaders declare the corporation responsible
for future events.
The Cure OF Cruz has arrived at Vera with the
troops in close pursuit. His uncle and sister have led
into France.
The Carsts reported - have shot 60 prisoners 1T
Berga
seven thousand Mimic rifles, the first nstalnent OF the
isOOo promised have been forwarded 70 Barcelona for
distribution among the people. The Armament Com
ittee there preparing levy Hasse for the defense
Of the Province.
disturbance occurred yesterday in the artillery bar
racks az Valencia Several were killed and wounded
Order has been restored Particulars Of The affair are
H0' BAYoSNE, Thursday, April 3, 1873.
Gen youvilas has arrived az Rstela, miles south
east of PampelunA, and made it the headquarters OF
his operations against the Carlists.
The Commune has been declared in the Province OF
Salamanca Some rioting followed but il wac suppressed
bv the gendarmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
wAsHINGroN NOTES.

WAsHINGTOH, Thursday, April > no
Two members OF the Civil Service Advisory Board MI
Graves Chief Clerk Of the Treasury, aud Mr. klmball,
Chief Of the Bureau OF Revenue Marine, left for the
south tonight under orders 10 make thorough spec~
ton of the Customs In the Southern staeA pre-
,,nary 20 bringing them under thu Civil Service rules
Mr. Kmha will also devote some tine 10 An inquiry IA
~ the establishment Government nfesaving Stations
along the Southern seaDOard-
TIE Commissioner OF the General Land once Il
.rongiy in favor Of aboshng the Presumption Land law
and consolidating features Of with tho Home
sead law. The Presumption law, ~ II now stands "a
merely an incentive 10 perjury. but few instances
ring IN which the landowner Was nona hle seternoi
he nsriod provided Tor in the Presumption law The
matter viii Do brought " the attention "a seA
session.
Tho Controller ~ the Currency Is preparlhga circular
nr,hIltiug Any AatOnal BaakGg Association from buy