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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16
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AFA FEssIoN OF J. F. GOOD,
$500 who cured himself, and printed
49, for young men and others euher-
ing from Nervous Debility, Loss OF Manhood;
Impoteney etc, the effects OF Indlscretiqn anu
sent r. on receiving stamp or postpaid diros'ea
~ JONATHAN =. Good,
Of Tyr Loek.bex l,s9<, San Franuseo'e@"
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A INSANE ASYLUM
-. TO BE HALp Ar....
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA
the DATE Of DRAWING.

ALI THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS
II having been completed for the sale Of the
remainder Of the tnsold tickets In the State OF
Nevada Gift Concert. under Act OF the Legis-
lature, / am now enabled to definitely fix the
day OF drawing. The drawing and distribution
OF prizes will positively take place on
SATURDAY, JUNE Al, 1873
At Piper's Opera House, Virginia City,
NevRdn.
In the sale Of tickets and In making their
returns agents will govern themselves accord.
lngly.
d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO., Bankers, vir-
giuln Cily, Treasurer.
leo I'd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
UMPIRE nILL-A AND MINING

IL Company.-Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, Standardization
of works. Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting OF the
Directors, held on the 10th day OF June. 1873, an
assessment no l8) OF One Dollar per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately, in United States gold coin,
TO the Secretary, Al the office OF the Company,
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of July, 1873,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment Is made
before, will be sold on WEDNESDAY,. the 9th
day or August, 1873, TO pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
GEORGE r SPINNEY, Secretary.
oficc-No. $40 California street, Room No; 8,
San Francisco, Cal. .H|' s.i jel2 I'd
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WOOD! WOOD !!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE A
1 large quantity Of NUT PINE. MOUNTAIN
LIMB and other varieties oil WOOD. Also
full supply OF the BEST QUALITY Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-16

y Mining Company. = Location OF principal
place OF business. San Francisco, California
Location OF Works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. State OF Nevada: Notice IL
hereby given that at n meeting OF the Directors,
held on the 9th day OF June, 1873, an sssess-
ment (No. lD OF, Fifty Gents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the Corpora.
tion, payable Immediately. In United States gold
coin, TO the Secretary. at the office OF the Com.
California. -
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the l2th day OF July, 1873,
will be delinquent, and advertised for ra'e at
public auction. and unless payment IL made
before. will be sold on THURSDAY, the 3lst day
OF July. 1873, TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale.
A, NOEL, Secretary.
nmo,- Dam, W on uavw.rd's RniIdinp d11
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MEETING.

OFFICE OF IMPERIAL SILVER MINING
~ Company. San Francisco, June q, 1878 -
The Animal Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Imperial Silver Mining Company will be held
at Their once. Room No. 10 Hayward's Building,
California street, on TUESDAY. June a4th next,
At 10 o'clock y. Transfer book will close on
Thursday, the 10th instant.
iell Id W, z. DEAN. Secretary,
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED
TOR SINKING A SHAFT WITH THREE
i compartments, two Of them 4Hx5 feet and
one Sx6 feet, for the Lower Comstock Mining
Company. In Silver City. will be received until
WEDNESDAY. tho 18th instant.
The first contract will be for One Hundred
Feet, the contractor to furnish all tools and sup.
plies. The company win furnish the timber
and plank ready for use.
The right IL reserved Of rejecting all bids II
not satisfactory.
Reference may DO made to Charles A. Chaplin,
at the Hope NIL, In Silver City. Cor eIamina
ton Of the ground and tho specifications.
For further particulars apply to
c. c STEVENSON,
ielatd Superintendent.
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G O A L !!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. which he will
deliver throughout Gold Hill and vicinity at the
lowest cash price2.
myoo I'm THOMA6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14
A Reporters "reminiscences.

At the annual dinner of the Law Stenog.
rapher's Association of this City, Mr..
Henry NJ. Parkhurst. in responding to a
toast, said: Looking back over a pro-
fessional career now exceeding a quarter
OF century, many pleasing incidents
crowd upon my memory. ! remember the
Fourth Of July excursion to Narshtjeld, to
listen to Daniel Webster. Seated with him
In the rear car, when the coupling broke.
and the locomotive with the rest of the
train dashed on without US, | remember
consoling myself with the reflection that
wherever the rest Of the audience might
be, whatever Daniel Webster might say
should be there to hear and report There
is curious circumstance connected with
that very Marsh9eld speech. IT was re-
ported Independently by DR.. Stone and
myself. and either ofus could at that time
have written nearly or quite $50 words
per minute. While the reports agreed al
most literally in every other respect, there
was an apostrOphe to Lord Ashburton, Oc-
cupying two or three printed lines, which
we gave in entirely different language.
The reason was this: Webster broke out
so suddenly and SO rapidly in that apOstro.
phs that / almost dropped my pencil in
establishment and lost the commencement
OF it, while pr. Stone dashed ON unsfi he
broke down, taking the nfst; part oft. In
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
County Convention.

On "Wednesday next. the Republicans OF
Hancock County will assemble for the pur-
pose of putting in nomination two Sena-
tors. County Commissioner and Attorney
sheriff and Treasurer. A full Convention
i. desirable in order that every part of the
County NAV have A voice in this selection
of candidates. 1t is not creditable to the
sterling Republicans OF old Hancock. that
through divisions and unyielding prefer
ences, the hungry minority should hold
two OF the most important offices in the
County. No man will affirm that they can
not be a. well filled from the ranks of the
majority If 50. il will be our own fault.
if we 80 not elect good Republicans to fill
oar office.
Happily, the Discussions heretofore eX-
i,ting. have been healed, and to-day the
Republicans OF the County are united in
feeling and viii doubtless be so. in action.
Il i not our purpose to indicate in the
rcmoie,t degree what shall be the action
of the approaching Convention. or who
shall be il candidates. We leave it. where
], belongs, 10 the voters and their repre-
>eutatiye~. and when they shall have spok-
en- their wishes. it Is ours, TO labor with
them aud To give TO the men of their choice
a generous and efficient support
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14

sepulchral, hollow, graveyard monotone; a
pOmpous, impure, rough. grating quality, to
cypress all states Of mind; husky, thick voice,
such jolly fat old fellows display, disgustingly
animal; q feeble, hypocritical-like, sanctimoni-
Gus, drawing voice, common with people Of too
sedentary habits; the monotohous, dreary sing
song strye Of old fashioned preachers the rant
ing. screeching. stump-orator style; the grating,
fling and saw like voice, and that most disa-
greeable Of all bad vocal habits. the abomna-
BILE, nasal twang and habitual gutteral grunt.
The Professor closed his admirable lecture
with the analysis and recitation Of "The Charge
Of the Light Brigade"
The instruction gained by every teacher who
attended this lecture Is Of practical character.
II the harsh, impure tone held up before our
view In such . faithful manner shall be avoided
by any teacher, or the sweetness Of the pure
tone equally well rendered shall attrart and at-
tsch itself more firmly to each one Of US then
will the effort Of Prof. Lyman reach its effect.
and he will have earned the blessings Of thous-
ands Of children and Of pupils.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14
State Fair for 1873.

Tie Eleventh Animal Milne State Fai,
Will Dee hold at Bangor on Tuesday, Wed
ne,day. Thursday and Friday. September
ld. j.. j, and -. on the grounds OF the
Peuobseot County Agricultural Society.
and at Norombega. aud City Hall
The location OF the city Of Blngor is
peculiarly adapted, 10y il railroad, steam
boat, and stage facilities, 10 make the Fair
complete success. a, every part of the
State will be brought into direct communi-
cation.
The Society has guarantees that the
usual courte>ics and facilities will be ex-
tended by railroad companies, TO exhibi-
tors and visitors. 30 tar as concessions in
rates and fares are concerned. that is
All K. K. Co.'S in Tie State will issue
tickets from all K. Il. stations. for the
round trip To and from Bangor, at price of
single fare
All stock and articles for exhibition will
be carried to and from the Fair free OF
- i....,..., auu on exhibition of certifi-
cate Of Secretary, that such stock or article
was exhibited at the Fair. the same will be
returned by same Company to place OF
shipment free Of charge, and freight paid
on shipment will be refunded.
Il J desirable that all entries be made
~ - early 4 day Is possible, not only to
secure greater accuracy in the entries
themselves. but that the several superin-
tendents may know in advance what TO ex-
pect in their respective apartments.
The exhibition at City Hall. will be
under the auspices OF the State Pomo
logical Society-this being their .frst Show
which promises TO be- an interesting as
well as instructive part of the Fair
Ia lieu of an Annual Address" Farm
ers Meetings for discussion will be helC
each evening of the Fair. These meetings
are free, and should be patronized BY all
friendly TO a better system of farming
For the convenience of editors and re
porters Of the Press. accommodations viii
be provided. and every facility will b,
Afforded them 10 obtain and transmit in
formation. committee of reception from
the Press Will receive their brethren from
abroad. on the field. and further the pur
pose Of their coming. They are requested
10 announce themselves on arrival. and I,
present their names or credentials to tn,
Seeretary's office on the grounds, wher
they Will be furnished with cards of adj
mission.
The Farmers and Mechanics of Main,
are most cordially invited TO contribute tn
products of the farm and shop. and CON
pete Tor the very liberal premiums, whicl
are the largest ever offered by the Society
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14

The CHIEF JUsIIcEsHIP--The Wash
iagton correspondent OF the Boston Glo5.
writes a. follows on Wednesday.
The nomination for The Chief Justice
Will probably be made within the next
two weeks, a already stated in these des.
patches. The Presidents mind is belived
20 have settled on Associate Justice Sway
,le- There was an informal Cabinet con-
saitstieB held to-day. at which IL is under
stood that the matter was discuss ed SEN
ator Conklin's friends streuuously opposed
his being shelyed, a. they call it. in the
supreme Court. This meaus that Mr..
i lsh Is to stick. Judge SwayDes nomina-
tlon, aud the expected resignation of Dis
trict Judge Sherman would make two va
cancies 10 be filed from Ohio. There Is a
belief that Stanley Matthews OF Cincinna-
II will receive one of the prospective ap-
pointmeuts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14

A Re-Unien of the Second Regiment
Maine Cavalry, will be held In the city OF
Augusta. Maine, on Wednesday, the goth,
day of August, 1873, at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
L. Is desirable that. at this first Re-Cnion
of the Survivors OF the Old Regiment,
every member should be present, as it is
contemplated to effect permaAent Organ
nauon. The President will provide free
return ticket to members of Regiment.
A b. Squirting, Eben Hutchinson, George
W. Martin, John Ii. Roberts, Committee.
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the meantime recovered my equanimity,
and took the last part. So that although
the ordinary rate of Webster's speaking
was less than 100 words. there were occa .
lions when he far exceeded $50 words per
minute. l remember the manuscript hand
ed ME by Rufus Choate, from which he
had read brilliant political speech,
which had been called upon to report
because no printer could read that manu-
script; and being compelled to throw it
aside aner vainly attempting. for half an
hour, with the aid of my notes. to discover
from which end Of that manuscript he had
begun to read. remember, in the Senate
OF the United States. the dying speech of
john =. calhoun; the Compromise speech
of Henry Clay the boast OF John T.. Hale,
that the Free Soil Party had doubled In
numbers. because at the previous session
there was but ore. and now there were
two; aud l remember seeing the new
South Carolin Senator. Barnwell Rhett,
perhaps not on the same occasion, bury
ing himself in "A newspaper, lest he should
appear to be listening. but soon. overcome
BY the eloquence Of Mr.. Hale. first LAYING
down his newspaper, and finally removing
his seat for more convenient location. |
remember the grave announcement of
Daniel Webster 10 the Senate. wneu Presi-
dent Taylor lay at the point of death. that
digestion of the brain had commenced. |
remember the scene when Senator Foote
stood near the Presidents chair with
drawn pistol in his hand, waiting the at
tack Of senator Benton. who. drawn be-
hind desk, and held there by four stall
wart Western men. two on either hand
thrust them all aside by one vigorous mo-
tion. and called upon the assassin TO fire;
and remember Jefferson Davis little
after midnight on the morning of the Ith
OF March. advancing To the Presidents
desk and demanding to be sworn into the
new Congress. upon the ground that the
term Of the sitting Congress had expired.
Kicking spittoon out Of his way with the
same impetuosity with which he aftcrward
kicked the Constitution itself out of his
way when he desired To be sworn out"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14

4 WRECK. Saturday morning the
steamer Falmouth brought to this city the
crew of the schooner Maryland. wrecked
OF Port Caledonia on the Sd inst The
Maryland was $50 tons burden and was
owned in New York. She was command
ed by Capt. Tory of Deer Isle, and had a
crew of six men. Her cargo was coal.
The vessel struck upon reef, and the men
reached the main land by q small boat.
From there they were taken to Halifax and
put on board the Falmouth. The mate had
his wife and child aboard. Il Portland Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14

A Rockville minister recently anuouuc-
ed the meeting of some sort of feminine
missionary society in this way: 1.-THE
matrimonial society will meet at the bouse
ri the pastor on Thursday night" The
audience smiled, and the minister reprea,.
ed it; bst whether he ''did it a purpose, !,
no man ,knoyeth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14
State News.
GREAT FIRE IN PORTLAND
4 PANIC IN TIE HARBOR
Three Steamers Burned :
The Dirigo, Montreal and Carlotta
Destroyed
Asssss Essa.aassA Over 1900 900
A Number Of Lives Lost

STEAMER AND wHARvEs on FIRE.
PORTLAND, Aug. $, :l5 7. NJ.
The steamer DirigO, with the freight
sheds on Calls wharf, are on fire. and the
lire has spread to the freight sheds of the
Boston steamers on Atlantic wharf The
alarm has but just been sounded. The
DiigO is Of the New York line.
THE FLAMES SPREADING.
80 p. N. The IRE has spread TO, and
burned the elevator on Calls wharf with
several thousand bushels of grain Steam
er Montreal, Of the Boston line, is burned
Most Of the freight In the freight sheds
was got oct. Five hundred tons of coal on
Cats wharf is also butning
THE MONTREAL AND GARLOTTA BURNING.
$40. The steamer Falmouth hauled
clear. and. getting up sail. stood safely
down the harbOr. The Montreal, in try
ing the same, drifted along side the Dirigo.
which was adrift. owing TO her fastenings
having burned, and was soon wrapt in
1ames. She is now anchored OF Bug light,
burning down. The Chase and Forest
City got clear. The Caslotts Is burning
on the middle ground. where, also, Hes the
wreck ofthe Dirigo In flames.
BUILDINGS ON FIRE.
All the buildings on Atlantic wharf.
which Is The Boston boat wharf, are swept
OF. The Grand Trunk freight depot adj
joining, is In danger, and freight train
has just moved out the goods. but It is hop.
ed y will be saved. The fire department
is working 70 the best advantage. En-
ginss have been autographed from several
ORIGIN OF THE EyRE.
The fire took in the New York freight
shed In pile Of excelsior close to the
Oirigo, and The b0et wss siWQ)t Instantly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14

The Mayor Of Portland is thus COM
plimented by the Press for bis energy and
activity At the late fire.
Mayor Wescott was hard at work during
the whole time. He didn't mind his clothes
or the mud. but worked with will. carry
ing the hose In some OF the most danger
Gus places.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14

Teachers, Attention

THE regular animal Teachers Institute for
l. the County of Hancock. Will he held thl.
year in GAsttn~, commencing August 18th. and
continuing i've days.
Teachers viii please present themselves FIR en-
rollmcut on Monday At 10 o'clock A. NJ. FIs4sv
provide yourselves with Notebook. writing "a
per, Lead Pencils, Bible, and ordinary IrN.-
Books, expecting Ave days earnest and .ub-
ssaati.sl work,
hVol Committee, Supervisors and Agents
are respectfully Invited To be present and pArts..
pate In he exercises of the Institute
There viii be \ { convention Of the Soho pi DIAL.
mittec- in the County, Friday, AuE. I'D 4 ecu.
DIAL Invitation is extended 20 all Interested u our
Public Schools, to attend oth the institute au,
Cony cntlOn.
frof r. A. ALLEN
Prof. " }. CORrHEII
WARREN JOHNSON. Ioudact.r-
superintendent. SwSI
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VOLUME 10.


CtIstUm HOustt EIIsW0fth, J
Collectors 0fhoe, Aug. 3, ls7s
The following described goods, wares ADD msr.
ehandise were seized by the subscriber at Crom-
wells Harbor, Eden, within said District, ON the
ssth day OF July last past, because the were
ILLEGALLY imported into the United States with In
tent TO defraud the revenue:
20 bottles Brandy.
$50 Geneva Gin
ana the oolties and eases in which such liquors
Also Boat about 20 feet in len 9Th, schooner.
Any person or persons claiming such goods
wares and merchandise, required 10 spnear a
this Office, and make such claim within NINETY
days from the date OF The nrst publication of tbis
notice. j. ID, HOPKINS
SwS2 Collector Of Customs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14

A Vermont paper says young LADY
from the country called at book store the
other day and asked for "a deck Of them
new postal-keerds-doub
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-14
EASTERN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
CISTLNE MIME.

Fall Term begins August II, lI.3, and COLE
tinucS fourteen weeks
This school, which ha. had ,tx wear. 81
"I'' ~ s".'''@' t"H!h' ~ seventh Year 80 tu
exc, llrnt new building. which /. yyru ,uf.r... g.
81 with MODERN apparatus, charts maps AMI
reference library. An experienced corn, Il
instructors viii spare no pain. 10 make TIN, pa.
81 IN b,,t training schools for teachers ~ \-,v
England
Tuition and many trxt books free Boar!
and rooms on reasonable terms
t"r conditions u admission particular, Il,
Address,
t"# G.. T. FLETCHER. Priutlra.
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The Household PnmaCen.
AND
Ia lmily Linisnent

Is the best remedy in the worh for the following
comp ANTS, va. Cramps Ia the Limbs and ~tum-
ach, Pam In the Stomach. Bowels. Or sldc Rhcu-
mausm IN all us forms, Billious collie, Neuralgia
thoIera, Dyscntcry, Colds. rrc-h Wound,
burns. sore Throat, Spinal Complaints sprains
And Bruises, Chils and Fever. For Internal ana
External use.
1t, operation is not only TO relieve the Iatiept
but entirely removes the cause OF the complaint
IL pcnetrates and pcrv AIDES the whole system re.
storing healthy action to all It's parts, and
quickening the blood
The House hold Panae~a Il uursI,
Vegetable and All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN
No. .i5 Fulton Street, New York
For sale By all druggists .pp,l, D..
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Found /!

IN the road to Cherryheld, a brown dress coat
" The owner can have the same by proving
property, and paying charges.
Inquire of COLIN MCKENZIE
Ellsworth, Aug g. 1873. 2wa2s
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atp embellishments.
Hancock County Democratic COnyGDhop

''ub DEMotRATs of Hancock County are re-.
= quested to meet In Convention at Hancock
IA nan, Ellsworth on Thursday, Aug. IS 1873 at
~ O'Clock In the forenoon, to nominate candidate.
missioner, Sheriff and two Senators and T., truns.
before the Convention
Eaca Town and plantation will be entitled to
one ueieeate ana an additional delegate TOR
every 20 votes cast for the Democratic candidate
iof Governor At the State election Of 1873 and one
additional delegate for a fraction OF d yotes O
DANIEL SOMES Conntv
- HENRY PARTRIDGE.> Committee
Ellsworth, Aug: -, 1871 2waa