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Conservation of tho Catholic Bishop OF
Newark.

NEWARK, y. j., May 4.-Rcv. DR.. NJ. a.
Corrican was con>eclated Bishop oil Newark
in s., patrick's Cathedral this morning, the
ceremony occupying four hours. The church
was crowded. The altar was beautifully
decorated with flowers and brilliant with
candles. The procession from the episcopal
residence included ATchbi-hops MclloSkey
and Bayley; Bishops Loughlin. OF BROOKLYN
McQuaid, of Rochester; McCloskey, Of Lou
isville; Wood, of Philadelphia; De Goes
brand, of Burlington; Mcfarland, OF Hart
ford ucndlirken, of Providence; Ryan, OF
Buffalo; Becker, of Wilmington Oliara, OF
Scranton: Waltham,.of Ogdenshurg; slana-
han. of Harrisburg; O'ReilIey, Of Springfield;
McNicrney, of Albany; Williams, OF bo'-
ton; with host OF priests, sennarlans. ana
acoIvtrs in robes. They entered III" church
at I0:30 \. VI. and occupied the sanctuary.
Archbishop McCloskcy was the conserratorr,
and the full ceremonial was performed.
Mozarts Twelfth Mass was performed D.;
the choir and organ. Bishop MrQlald
preached an eloquent sermon OH the divine
mission and duties Of bishops us successors
TO the apostles. He reviewed untlicndly
acts against the Church in Europe with
severity, defended their school policy in this
country, and closed with ali eul"@y OF Bishop
Corrigan. The clergy subsequently, d'neu al
The Catholic Institute.
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JouS L. THOMPSON ~ EHGLAND.-I Bilti-
more Gazette. l--AInonI the un'ice' oi bis
lie we see 10 rctcrruc" to Mr.. THOMPSON ,
GRAND to England during the var, Or rather
to the object of il. lie WIS for sevcIai
ycars-in fact, during the whole Of il, tx
is'cncc-lhe leading writer. il hot the edl-
tor, Of the Wel-knoWn Confederate organ IN
London-thc Index. He wrote for il actively
and industrioGsly. II w;,s in tie early years
of the war. before disaster and impending
failure had chilled Engl-a sympathy in Il
heroic calisc. Oar southern poet was cor.
daily welcomed, and by his social attrac-
tNeHe>s fully repaid that welcome. He WAS
the FREUD Of Thacheray, who died, with
sympathy for tie south swelling in his gen
crou' heart, and to the end OF his own life,
to our personal knowledge, The cherished
correspondent OF her who has Inherited :"
much Of Thackeriy's genius.
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Tie school law Of the Republican State Of
chic requires TIA, there shall DC Il separate
,cNnui for The negroes wherever thcr" are as
many a> twenty negro pupils. This law has
recently been construed by tie Republican
iuJ.cS Of that state 10 mean that negroes
"trg te pit into separate schools, however
:@% their numbcr. We do not understand
way any white person should object to the
las IL construed by the courts; but we sup
pa>c our Virginia negroes will unite with
ihc: Ohio brethren Of the same race in re.
s4rd:na Il as great outrage.
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POSTAL ArFAIRs.-On route between Hur-
pcy's Ferry. W. Va, aud Str,sbury. Va,
George Ii. Haincs is appointed route agent
al 800 per annuni, rtce &. y. Suallwood,
removed. At Strasbuig, Va, in considers.
ton CT increased service, the pay of mail
messenger n. y. Riltcnour is made 800 PEI
aulilm, instead Of s1s, from April l. Jerc.
mi;h Lee is appointed regular Waterman
"i The Post-oiflce Department ut 1920 pei
annunl from lst s!"y, rice L. S. smith, re.
sig!ied. AT Dona'dolr. Pa. Charles Hoy i,
d"situat'd - ;naii Messenger. On Nortl
Carolina route j,GjS, ErankIinon to Louis
bug. service from 18th May Is increased to
six tnes Ii week.
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sFECgAE NOTICES.

M CHECK MUSLIN, suitable for dress
Ing sacqucs, Wrappers and aprons at 3oc per yard
worth Soc: .a
SKIRTING CAMBRIA, fully yard-wlde, Mt $50.
worth 35c. per yard;
SWISS. CAMBRIA, EAINSOOK, and NULL
MUSLISS, I'm all qualtles;
VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN from Is to soc.
per yard;
VICTORIA LAWN, 30 inches wide piece OF IL
Yards for $3.50 worth 3)c. per yard;
INDIA TWILL L0EGELOTU,
WHITE ERILLIANTS;
TUCKED AAINsOOk at il.25 worth g per yard
LEVY BROI HERS.
TOR aud 1919 Iain street.
4 large stock Of MATING, CARPETS, Sii1-
CLOTHS, and RUGS. up
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Several labor associations of New York
nave appointed committee to obtain the
OPINION OF counsel rs 10 the LEGALITY of ,hc
clSht'liour law IN connection with ten hours'
labor eXactcd ftom Tie wor!r.rt, on the
Fourth-AEcnue railroad.
There is no baseball club in Danhu;'y, aud
90 Pine-strect gentleman was obliged to
fall from stoop to break his thmnb. -Dun-
bury Ne,cs.
Fielding Lucas, 4 native OF Frederiyks.
burg, Va, died in Char!ot.., =. e. last week,
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REV. DR.. SonEXcK OK JOINS r. THoMrSnN.-
At the funeral services in New York Rev
Dir. y. II. Schenck. Of Brooklyn, assisted
lie said Dir. Thompson had been familiar
visitor OF bis fAmiy-amo:t IN inmate OF
bis house. lie leit this death is personal
grief. He could think Of no other individual
whose character, gcm-likc, possessed - many
brilliant facets. There was Il personal mag.
nctisn about him that made him win with
out wooiDg. lie WIS not SoulcSSIy, intel
ectually. or politically ambitious. In fact,
he lived rather cois!ercd, and the periphery
of bis LIE was he circumference Of his alec'
lions.- Brooklyn Eagle.
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JULES ROBIN & co.
SPKlNG PARK BREWERY,
CORNER CLAY AND HARRISON STREETS.
HENRY BOWLER, BREWER OF INDIA PALE
AND xxx PALE ALES AND PORTERS,

RICHMOND. VA. l7TH MARCH, 1919.
HENRY BOWLER, deeply grateful for the gencr-
Gus patronage he receives, tenders his heartfelt
thanks 10 his numerous customers and ASSURES them
that his every effort will he given 10 permanently
establish the good name OF his ALE, and thu, the
public sha, acknowleds that " RICHMOND ALE u
is .ccoE. to none.
UENRY BOWLER is cnlarxiIs bis capacity for
PRODUCTION, and hopes after this week 10 supply hs
ur.crs without any delay. NH seed
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SINGULAR AND SAD CONFERENCE.-THE
Clinch Valley Ners says that on Friday last
ths wife of james Hawkins, Esq, of Bap:iSl
Whey. died. A neighborng lady. the vii.
oN2.r. Kirk Asburv. WAS at Mr.. Hankius'>
and while assisting in preparing the Lody
of Mrs. Hawkins for the burial fell dead. Mrs
Maxwell, wife of Ar. Witten Maxwell. wht
lives about one and 4 half mile, from tbs
scene OF the above occurrences, also died th'
same GAY.
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n:c4iy THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINE

M THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
They supply a want never before filled They
form regular system "frcncf'ics for the principal
tisc:Lc,-clch complaint htrin" lis aTriorrl ito
rc.nriy-thiis differing materially from tic patent
ono cure alls" for al niiadics. No person of
Intelligence can for noHent believe that one
rc,nesIy can cure Nil diseases.
our remedies arc Ill safe. and never reduce the
paiellt; urycr render any enc more liable to take
cold never ohligca person 10 cive business; never
make ;hcr continuous USE \ conditon OF cure.
For ruiz particulars Of these celebrated remedies
sec THE FAVORirE ILLUSTRATED tSlEhE-
sITT ALMANAC AID BUSINESS BOOK for
la. Free application ut The principal office
Nos. q and > iuy, rsity iacc, New York city, and
aTrnci"a.
RICHMOND Agency,
WOOD & Sons,
NH ac-o;am3nr corner %intIr and Nain streets.
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TIE PIcroRlALs.-The weekly picture pa

TIE PlcrORlALs.-The weekly picture pa
rcrs are WING with one another in theil
rcpre> entations of the scenes in the rare
locality held by the Modocs. OF course all
those are the ycriest frauds. They pretend
10 show thing rs they were. The "braves%
are exhibited in all styles of extravaganza,
ia Inc midst Of large rocks and the black
locking mouths of deep caves. AS it would
IL Impossible for "our special artist" f.
;,c footing in Captain JACKS lava-5cds and
-ltcly and *tuiiously pursue lis work OF
skrtching thereafter, Of course all these
picluicS are acre fabrications.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06

General jeff. G.. Davis has advised the War
Department of bis arrival ut the lava-beds
anu assumption of the command. He pro-
poses to acquaint himself thoroughly with
the whole situation" before making any
further movement. He thinks it not I'M
likely that week or ten days may elapse be-
fore he may see his way clear to initiate
operations, although from the circumstances
OF tie case another conflict may be prccpi-
tutcd ut uuy moment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06

The new Masonic constitution to he voted
upon by the GRAND Lodge of the State Of
New York in J"ic is Icing discussed quite
generally III li,c lcI.cs. an,l doe, not meet
with much approval.
The Hing Of Italy has revoked his accept
anre OF tie Mnistry's rrsignat:uu, and re-
Quests it to hc withdrawn.
oblo Las y new jury law, emitting the
+serd white.h
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We lrc>,!Inc HAT General SHERMAN and
u"n.ral Howard merely testify that the Fede-
ri ;root:> did not tire Columbia by order OF
tlc officers. nor at all as "A body. Those Gene
rr,l;. woAld hardly swear to what 10 mIu
',uId safely allirn-namcIy, that DO indi-
,i;lt:aI Federal soldier fired Columbia intcn.
iiuGaii. OF accidentally.
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DEATHS.

DIc,i, on SUNDAY. May 9Th, at Coyington, h inp
eany county, Eirsna,, t ,npavs years.
!" 'fle deceased VIVA widely known as the popular
landlord OF The McCuruy House. lie WINS distln.
ni'aI far his ki,ulueSs of heart. wit, and hulnor
y,s hirhly respected br all who knew hinl greatly
loved by Ill his nelghhors, and almost worshppcai
nv his family. lie leaves four daughters ana Il
u;,uhcr nj Grandchildren. who have the sym 'uthy
of The hole community In their bereavement
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n-y- THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF

III" THE ENTIRE PUPULATFON OF
the globe Is IN greater or less degree Infected with
the faint of tcroiula 1t appears In various forms
such as whit" swengs, ulcers, erysipelas. swelled
neck, INDECENT iuflmmalions, mcrcliriai aztec
TONS old sores, eruptions Of the skin, sore eyes
&c. For these rs well all otheE constitutional
diseases DIR. TUFTS SARSAPaRlLLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT has proven itself III thon-
sand instances positive antdotc.
BILIOUS, REMITTENT, AND JNTERMIT-
TENT FEvEltS, which prevail IN tho val
leys If rivers and other asmaiic districts through
the summer and autumn. invariably accompanied
bv arrangements OF the stomach aud liver, auu
other abdominal rsccrl. There IS always weah-
ness and irritable state # The stomach and 'orpor
of the lowriS. En. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are
peculiarly adapted to such cases. my3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06

- ,rbe ,nouarchical party In the French
] 4 aaambly demands the >reInodelling OF the
Ministry. and that it be made more conserve
General Caballas de Rodas attempted 10
cscane from Madrid, but was arrested by tne
volunteers. senior MnrtaS was also arrested
at Yittoria.
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nIyPCLASEI ALUM-WATER.

As agents for the much-cscemcd PULASKI
ALUll-WATER, we respectfully call the attention
Of the medical profession 10 TIE analysis "f FRO
fcssor j. l.. Campbell, Washington College, showing
the presence Of
FEREIC OXIDE ALCMlNA. LINE,
MAtiSEelA, POrASSA, aud SODA
combined with SULPH URIC and SlLlClC ACIDS
aud CHLORINE. differing from nc:u'ly all The So
called itLuM WATERS, In containing FERRlC
ius:..il of FERROUS SULPHATE. combna-
ton OF sCLPIIATES OF ALCMiNA and
PEROXiDE OF IRON as found In this water Is
rather unustId. Such combination Is regarded
rs valuable for Chronic Dyscntcry, DiarrhDI. &C.
&c: also as Il wash iUr Ulcers and CutincrnS Erup-
:iun2.
The va w,tnr supplied TO The trade Or con-
eulncrs By the u- hottie.
Send for !hamphlcts.
j. y WILLIS & CO, Pharmacists,
M cp.Iu franklin and Fourth strcets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06

CIvIL-RIGuTS SrIr.-Wm. Smith (co!oredi,
assistant librarian Of tile House of Rrpl g.
sentatives, is about to bring suit against the
Georgia Central railroad Tor ,jerting him
from tr>t.r!lss TO Il sccond-cIlss car OF Il
recent trip between Augusta and Savannah,
in company with Representative Hooper, OF
Mas >icnuSettS
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british QrAHrENLY.-We have received
from the agents Of the American reprint
Mcs-rs. NooDnorsE & PAEuAM. The April
No. Of the British quarterly Rcricr.
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CPRINti ONERSACkS
made from nearly al of the celebrated goods lsei
for That purpose comprising the
WATERPROOF MIXTURE.
DRAB MELTON CLOTH.
PEARL M.LjUh CLOTH,
MINED MELTON CLOTH,
SiLk-MINt.B CASHMERE.
FRENCH COLnhEn DIAGONAL,
spLrRl.D 1HlCOt~.
SCOTCH CiiENInT,
cut tasty made well. aud ut prices from I'll to :Z'
Al the ul,.-cstablishcd house q
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. Agt.,
,ny5at l1u9 Main street
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.I.AACS. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. BANKEHs,}
CoR:EH MAINLAND THIRTEENTH STREETS, {
RICHMOND, VA, May s, 1879. }
TINE INTEREST DUE THIS DAY on
the BONDS Of the TOWN OF MANCHESTER
will be paid on presentation of the coupons ut our
0n mr cit IsAACs. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
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MARRIAGES.,

Married. In this city. May lst by Rcv: D. y; tin
S III, Mr.. MILAN u: ?. " ~, a"u ''''' 49,
T. t;ESTRY both ri this city.
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Tire Charleston West Va1ynion will here
after BE- known rs the kanaHha Dp,nocro,
John Ii. Foster and W, W, Scott ure IN,
sG!t1rA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-06

NOAH WALKER d CO.,
1904 MAIN STREET,
u,,. prepared to show one Of the largest AMI mos,
stylish stocks Of
CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH.
ING GOODS
ever geen in the city. Call and examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. 4 perfect fit guar
antred Remember,
ap la-lm i@oA MAIN S1hfEI'
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n~g DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
We call particular attention to our stock Of DRESS
GOODS, our assortment being very large. Take a
look AT
BLaCK and COLORED SILKS,
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE POPLINS,
ALPACAS, NOHalRS. WASu-rOPLTN5,
GINGHAMS, LAWNS, rIQCkS.
arAHSEILLES, IROE GRENADINES,
I'OMBaZINES,
TAMIsE and AUSTRALIAN CREPE.
aLSo.
A large assortment Of PERCALES, PRINTED
CAMHkiCS, ind CiLICOES.
LEVY BROTHERS.
UNDERSTANDABLE and MAClilSE-OlL.
APP
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I-E READY-MAnE ALPACA TRIM
RUrFLEs, cGki i>'2 PurFlNGs,
MAPStiL..E~ TERMINUS.
C,,Drl!tI tDrlSG>.
SphNI~E LAC", for ErlS:
Ci.irU;it I.L,t,
fBIN-i.ir.i%G.
Si,1 iACFS. for wells:
LACE and LikEN SETS OF COLLARS sud
CRIES:
Lines COLLARS AMI CUFFS:
Jt.! BAhDS.f r the Gea::
WHITLEY JET o.Is u! EREtSTPlNS and EAR
:iNtr>;
Ncw style Slf.LTE-BUTroNS:
SILK, t.ih~ri,, and LEATHER BELTS:
LEVY BROTHERS.
1Gl7 auu 1919 Main street.
\ large stock ui <EtHTIEs, Nt.CK-RlBBOSS.
and = ARES. Gp23
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RoQK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- E4ECrTED 1t THf6 OFFICE.
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GCJ MATING. MATING. A large
stock Of WHITE and RID CHECK MATING.
CARPETS. RUGS OIL-CLOTllc. aud MATS: at
LEVY BRDTfItRS'.
1917 AMI 1912 Main street
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS: also. COR
NlCES and BANDS. up2s
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~ MILL!NERSCAN FIND A LARGE
stock nr RIfBnES. purchased bv u at auction AZ
urcat sacrifice. which We offer much below REGULAR
prices. Ley Be- Enc,
A large stock If Witty JGt ehlS Of EAR
PINGS md .lfEA SIPINS. ap29
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

A coScERr-sALooN artist In Phoebe
received letter signed (" Many Clti-
zsns," Inviting him. In an insinuating
manner to leave the town, whereupon
the young man thought to save his
travelling expenses by swallowing a
dose Of iaudanum. A doctor was call
Cd to pump him out, who merely ejac-
ulatsd Pump be id; stand out OF
the way and give me q chance at him
with thls;" whereupon he drew \
huge feather out Of his pocket, and.
poking Il down the fellows throat, so
stirred the risibles Of the laudanutn as
to make the bystanders stand aside In
double quick time, and ultimately ne
cessitsted the young man to pay re-
spect to the hints of "Many Citizens"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

.OUT In Michigan, recently, a girl
backed out Of her marriage engage
msnt whom the minister got TO the
house. The bridegroom wasn't Of the
broken hearted kind. He turned TO
the assembled, ladies aud said e" II
there's ary another gal here that'll oc-
ccupy this vacant situation, l'm her'n." {"
Up Jumped the sister Of the lady who
had declined to be u bride. saying,
"Count mo In. Proceed, old text
slinEsr. with the performance. amt
aieard." And the ceremony was per-
formed to the delight of the groom and
tho company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

A GENTLEMAN was endeavoring to
enjoy an evening in the company of a
young lady upon whom lie called. but
found q serious obstacle in the person
Of her Stern father, who at length VEN
tured to very plainly intimate that the
hour for retiring had arrived. Il
think you are correct, my dear sir, "
returned tho unabashed young man
eve have been waiting to have you
70 to betlf0r over an hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

AGENT for all the Sacramento and San
Francisco DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS.
An the Latest Eastern Periodicals. and Maga-
zines constantly on hand at low rrices. De
llyered In any part Of town.
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PA1Acn IN pRRAmLAND.

I've built me palace, my daring.
In hir land ar distant nom this;
In Q land sunn'd by Summer eternal,
WhsfS each moments freighted with blits;
Thsrs the fsirsst Of flowers bud and blossom,
And hlrda nit the ahady groves through.
And the sky that bends ,boIs that sweet countr
u brighisrthan ltaly' own blue. -1
I've balm me . palace, rare one,
Whose marble walls, whittier than snow,
Clean dax1lihgly bright In the sunlight
And flowers DER the valleys below.
Whsrs tbs purest OF water. are gushing
Yrom the fountains Of natures own mold;
where the davdropa, on each flower reposing,
Fiash md glitter like beads OF pure gold.
I've Slf4 mo palace, strangd one.
.WhoSs tufrsta rise cioudward and grand,
L46kias out on scens Of Wild splendor
~ breszss Eolian e'er fann'd;
Cons, HE With mo thither when Luna
'ho1s her stsr.studded pathway doth creep,
For my pAnce homo, IDLY and silent.
etandsth fAf In thai w~ndcr. land, Sleep. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

nHIs IS .To,-GIvK NOTICE. THAT on
i the 7th day Of March, A.D lst =. aanf .,.,s nf
W. s. BRONSON Of Virginia, and the county
Of storey, and State Of nevada, who has been
sdjudged bankrupt on his own petition: tnat
the payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt, to MIN on
him, are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and 20 choose one or more assiguees OF
his estAtS win be held at Court OF Bank.
Virginia City, In said District. before E. Stro-
ther. Esq .. .Registef, on the 9oth day OF March,
A. D. f6f3, at - o'clockN.
GEORGE I. LAMMON,
US Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
BY AUGUSTUS Asa, Deputy. malo tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

A GENTLEMAN who politely held q
lsdy . lap dog while she was preparing
to pay her omnibus fare, has since
commenced the study Of entomology.
He says the flea IL a very small insect
with hopping propensities and a pro-
digious bite, and that it is almost wo.
manly In Its fondness for men and
shaggy little dogs. He carries some
bsautiiul live specimens around with
him. - y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

AGIRMAN In Buffalo fell into beer
vat the other day and was drowned.
He dranked rs hard as he could to save
himself and would have succeeded had
nosa-fiCAsin9 cork choked him. y =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

KIss woman IT. you will; tread on
her corn, II It makes you happier; stay
till eleven clock when you call, IL
you prefer Il; or even criticiso her
bonnet with severity; but. as you
value your peace OF mind and her hap
piness let her back hair alone. l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11
CAUTION.
NoricE nm BANKRUPTCY.

By order Of the Board Of Trustees;
maio :" a. W. HOPKINS, Secretary
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VIRGINIA AND TRUCkEE
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1, 1873,
1aaRouoa aRo PASSENGER TRAIN.
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Charles Dickens Way Of Getting
on In the world.

| have been very fortunate in worldly
matters; many men have worked much
harder, and not succeeded half as we'll
but | never should have done what !
have done without the habits OF pune
tualiiy, order and diligence; without the
determination TO concentrate myself on
one object at a time, no matter how
quickly its successor should come upon
its heels, which | then formed. My
meaning simply is that whatever ! have
tried to do in life, have tried with all
my heart to do well; that whatever ]
have devoted myself TO, ! have devoted
myself to completely; that, in great
aims and in small, have always been
thoroughly in earnest. / have never
believed il possible that any natural or
improved ability can claim immunity
from the companionship Of the steady,
plain, hard.working qualities, and hope
to gain its end. There is no such thing
as such fuliillment on this earth. Some
happy talent, and some fortunate oppor-
tunity, may form two sides Of the ladder
ON which some meR mount, but the
rounds Of that ladder must be made Of
stuff to stand wear and tear, aud there is
no substitute for thorough-going, ardent
and sincere earnestneSs. Never TO put
one hand on anything on which | could
throw my whole self, and never TO affect
depreciation Of my work, whatever IT
was, find now TO have been my golden
rule.-Darid COpperfeld.