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New-York tribune., 1874-03-14
GENERAL PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

PROPOSED TEMPERANCE cIu-sEs FOR TnE Nrw
ONO CONSTITUTION.
CINCINNArI, March 13.-The Hon. l.. y.
Campbell Of Butter introduced in tho Constitutional
Convention to-day. To he submitted to the separate
of the people al the election for approval rejection
of the Consultation, the following propositions;
First: Intoxicating liquor, shall neither b. manu-
fciuroi nor sold In tins STATE.
aclrcd or sold Ia the srte r. auantes rot less th,n
one gallon ON ucrna. grdt,d IN -nch ma lncr and on,
sucb conditions as tie General Assembly may provide
by law.
Third: Intoxicating liquors may be sold in ho stats
III quantities less than one SALON license granted IN
rdch manner aud oD such conditions as tue General
Assembly may provide bV law.
The proposition caiyug tie greatest aggregate vote
il be part OF Con titntion Tac propositions
rad once and ordered printed.
INCREASING AGITATION IN HARRISBURG.
HARRISBURG. March 13.-The temperance ex-
cteIDeat continue, to increase here The committee OF
ladies who called the clergy aud editors asking FOR
Cir C0Operd ION, reporter a. their meeting this after
noon quite fayogtby. \ meeting is t. b. bel in Or
Eobinsou's church tom 'rroy. whsn more dcdDe
derstandng will be had a. to thcr workings Tney pro
pose TO appoint committee Of ladies from each church
the city procure sgners to the pledge. also
ask property holder, not " lease their bIlu a,tor
The present lease expires for .he Of liquor sellers
TBE MOVFHENT N CuChGO-.A MASS MEETING OF
WOMEN.
CnICAGO. March i3.--Thc women's temper
movement fairly begun here to-day by mass
meeting of the ladies belonging to tho various churches,
held IN the Car.s Methodist Church Abut i0J adioS
wole present. and there on tho platform several
wellk0Owu clerUmeu, ,ucitlng Dr. McCbesney OF the
Trinity Methodist Church, Dr. Thomas OF the Clarkst
Methodist Church. Dr.. Ddudy aud tho Rev. Arthur
Mitchell. Mrs Stanuard was called to the char. ana
MrI ROleu CHOSEN secretary Devotional exercises
nd several brief speeches from varOus ladies fol
lowed 10y more prayer and singing intcrspersed with
short speeches urging active upon the saloons. All
favorable allusions the plan OF visiting bands Of
PRAYING women were received with marked expressions
Of favor.
Dr. McChesney. by request. read petition 1ddroSscd
t0the Cty Couuci pray ing them not TO repeal mod
y the ordinance requiring tie closing OF the saloons
Sunday DR. McChcsney also spoke briefly and earn
esty fayorng PRAYER movement, chewing IL to he
the most ctiicacl0us method OF dealing with liquor
sellers that II inspired OF God TO work reform
in this country "a widespread its boundaries The
Committee on Resolutions reported resolution FOR Che
appointment Of three ladies from each church 10 crcu
late the pet On against the repeal Of the Sunday
ordInaUce. Tao membors OF the commit
to meet and, after prayer proceed in body TO
the Council Chamber aud present the petition IN
10 the Council. TIE report adopted b. unanimous
vote. # was announced that temperance mass meet
ings would he held sunday afternoon ia the First
Baptist Church, Hnd sunday evening in the Cark-,t.
Methodi,t CdurCh.
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sEvEEAL LIQUOR DEUrrs.
TIP EXCrryMYvT At DIyroN.

DAYTON, March 13.-Four praying and sing
ing divisions o about D.gomen each invested tho usual
number OF saloons todayhn spite Of the cold weather
They enjoyed peace every where, aud hardly
offended by the iudest ppoEs at the bars thes visited
The saloon Keepers generally took pains protect them
from the cold, and urged them 70 oceupy their bar
roums This is great change. bat does not Indicate
any relaxation In tho determination OF the saloon
keepers 40 persist IN their business There has been
conquest, aud there apparent prospects Of any
Another great mlss Ince Ing Is EOng ils eNenine
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Thou Sinful Mon careful provide is. rbcy Do
enters by burglars 10 put lock hor
doors 1hey amp burs aud bubs hs child before
they gea box Talking Of CARBohtC SALvk
ni, many nitson Of tue genuine see
and private prpe,ar stamp of
ions y HENRY egervwher. JoHs HsSU CyR1,n
& Co. Prop aesors, and . C,lese place, Hes York
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HoSoRs TO THE LATE MILLARD FILLMORE.

FoRTREss MONROE, March t3. Military
honors the late exPresdent Fillmore took place here
to-day Flags displayed at hslfnast aud salute
Of IS minute guns fred at sunrtse. besides gun
every halihour during the day. aud salute OF 81 minute
gnus at sunset.
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Laaie, suffering from upture nsntG rois,si .si .s..
cured ELAsrC rRUsJ i33 Brosisay Private RooBa Lay
mosa prng Iron aaserps dhS spooss ps, nos
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TEMPERANCE.
1HE SITUATION AT CINCINNATI AND
DAYTON.
LIQUOR DEALERS RUsE.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TUE TRIBUsE.l

THI ItLtGKAPH 10 TIE TRIBINE.I
CINCINNATI, March l}-The ladies were at
work again to-day but made little progress several Of
mo cieisyIncn most prominent IN aiding tho tempr
anee movement received today the communication
following:
CINCINNATI, March i3
SIR; The undersigned. several hquor dealers propose
i" sthd band of music ia in front OF church
on sunday evening. Tai, viii no doubt draw u large
oroMs VI persons to your place OF worship and thus ad
ytil'e you IN FOdr peculiar business should the
dtllrh you during the police will undoubtedly
be called IN to abae the Nuisance. but our Obett viii
nave bcen attained " viii uc settled tha cass OF
persons lave tleht 10 interfere with another the
observance Uf tler peculiar tOIus.
SEVERAL LIQUOR DENLErg.
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-Four hundred tnd forty men were discharged
hom BIB. Nripl, HgyIsd Y,.rr., vhich resec. .e rs "a.
ppTc .3ot gauhL nao thousand cubic lot OF Ave ima1t
dl.i 49, -,..f.l s ~ ~ iuila ~ s>A .s l-qa-
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M.IRRlED.

C,nRET-WINGArR On Thar.ay evening March g. by bs Rev
John Csdsek the residence Of The brides psens ChsHe-
Cset Mary Cbrsuns Wnss'e dsusolst OF C1s "inse s'
o. BROOKLYN
RV,o uau please
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TRIBIyTEs OF ENGLISH LIBERALS.

LONDON. March 13.-The Liberal journals publish
highly eulogstc obituary notices Of the late Charles
Sumner
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Prom Distinguished (ierr,mea.

The un.ergned olegmeI having had teeth extracted asdes Us
ics0D Of d. COLros sai the influence Of hs Htro 0o
Gas wthOl pas aud With disagsesbs efss rhs,e's oho-
erDes opinion that the process, perfectly fe a8f se, boon
70 .aferns LanssItT 5,asibF
Rev T. lskSsUs PHI.s ID. d.
RsV CHARLIE y. Dssss. d. d.
Rev JOs.Ps ioJDTcB. ID ID
Rev UsAu sOorr. D. ID.
Rev. T. p. ILyGzk. d. ID.
Rev 5rHPnus II. Trs0, ID ~.
Rev TBsD l.. CUusa. ID d.
Onca ID llnon,c lla.ilnte. NrayOrk
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PASSING RRs fRRTVBD.
FROM BRBMEN-Ts s<1asAtp OhDD ffsrch l3 -IIcmsss
DSlnks, I. H. C0dea a WOjseB. hrs. A. Berg sud nss'
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DIED

AH Notices of Auriages must be sndo,ssi w,& tuiI
name and address.
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Mr.. Theodore Thomas will give next Thurs
day afternoon public rehearsal VI MS Fth SYMPHONY
l-.n.
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DC. no Coop.t ll..l.ale. Ncs.Yort-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24
The Palace Hotel.

From the San Francisco Ats, June 2o.l
Work ON the Palace Hotel is being nc
lively pushed. and great interest is being
manifested by the public in the progress
Of the mammoth structure. Tho work
already done ON the foundation shows
that II will be n very substantial rs well
as an elegant building. In order to salts
~ the curiosity Of tho public, Superin-
tendent King will c~heeriully receive oil
visitors and explain the character OF tho
work and the plan Of the structure. The
edifcc will occupy q space OF . 900 feet,
bounded by Market, New Montgomery,
Annie and Jessie streets, and will have
the following frontnges; On New Mont
gomery, 3ii feet: on Market, 275 feet;
ON Annie, 3il feet; ON Jessie. 275 feet.
To show the magnitude Of the building
il may be stated that the Stuyvesant
House, New York. covers $4,000 feet,
the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, So, l40
feet, the Palmer House. Chicago, $3.50
feet. The Palace will he Of six stories,
and will accommodate 1900 guests. The
plans Of the building are perfect, and
all the details ARE being carried out In
the most careful snd accurate manner,
under the able supervision Of John =.
Gaynor. the architect, to whose industry
and skill the vast pile will DO IN endur-
ing monument. When completed, which
will be in about a year, the Palace will
be opened under the management Of Mr..
Warren Leland, who stands pre-eminent
among the few who know how to keep n
hotel.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL re rux GOLD HILL DAILY srws.l
FROM sAN FRANCISCO
Ask = New Trial Sale OF m Trot.
ter sam Purdy-A Large Price
GrccnbHcks.

SAN Francisco, Juno al T. NJ
John ]. Marks and son were before the
Municipal Court this morning on motion
for n new trial. Their counsel, how
ever, stated that they had not sufficient
ly examined the testimony in the case
and asked an adjournment till next
Wednesday, which was granted,
The racer, Sam Purly, will he sold at
auction this afternoon, and bets arc
freely made ns to the price be will
bring. The general opinion is that at
least S25, 900 will be paid for him.
The celebrated t~rotting horse Sam
Purdy was sold ut auction to-day for the
sum Of sci, 800 to j. McCord. Later
McCord bid sam Purdy in for Frank
Malone who is the real purchaser.
Greenbacks 90a 90H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24

JrsrrcI wRIGur's CoUET.-With the
exception Of tho case of the young
Chinaman, no criminal business was
transacted in Justice Wright's Court to-
day.
MErEoRoLooIcAL.- A stiff breeze was
blowing from a southerly direction most
Of the time to-day, making the weather
n triio coolish.
COUNTY LIcESsEs.-During the past
month the revcnuc collected from county
licenses in Storey county amounted to
$4,000.
Our AGNS.-W. ]. Fenncll who was
cut in the abdomen a few days since is
conyalescent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24
GEOGRAPHIC!
DISPATCHES.
lsrsc,ll ~ rus cold NIL DAILY NEWS.
o o N EsrIo iMTELLioEnog

Senator Carpenter ON the Defensive.
NEW YoRK. June Ex-senator Car
penter publishes this morning a defense
OF the so-called Carpenter gag law. He
says; "An accurate statement in regard
to the matter will satisfy every Journal
list who respects truth, and will diminish
the force Of vituperation uttered by
those Of the profession who do not re-
view the law and its sections" The
Senator continues: "why general laws
should uot apply to the District OF Col
umbia as well as to Territories is not
perceived, or why any capitalist in New
York or Boston carrying on business by
agent in this District. should have
greater objection to coming here for
trial than to going to Idaho or Montana
is not very apparent, but the great OBJ
lection is that it applies to publishers as
well as merchants, mechanics, and all
other business men. Now to this
I reply that the bill has no special ref
erence to publishers. 1t deals with all
men alike. and they who make this OBJ
lection ought to show upon what ground
publishers can claim exemption from
laws which bind every one else. They
seem to think that they can be sued in
Washington for libel. Well. why should
they not be IL they commit injury by an
agent in this district? The law Of libel
is no more u~nfavorable to the press than
the statute against larcency is unfriend-
ly to honest people. One perplexes
thieves, the other liars; but neither is a
terror to honest men, and this bill is no
more injurious to publishers than every
law must necessarily bc which looks to
nm impartial administration OF justice"
He declares all opposition to the bill was
from Democratic Senators who were In
fluenced by the fact that it would take
away the opportunity for the Democrat
ic press to malign the Republican party.
He argues ut length in favor OF the JUS
tice OF the provision rs applied to busi-
ness men and declares there is no reason
for e,cmpting newspapers from the
same law.
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On motion the meeting now adjourn'
Gold Hill will celebrate.


REPUBLICAN STATE GENITAL Con-
Mrrxx.-Thc Republican State Central
| Committee met in Virginia City to-day.
Following are the members from the
several counties. Churchill, Wallace
Goodall; Douglas. James Small; Es-
meralda, J. G.. McClinton; Lyon. I. III.
Hart and John W. Greer; 0rmsby. I.
ID. Edwards and II. X. Mighels; washoe,
j. II. Kinkead and George Robinson;
Humboldt, W. S. Thompson; Elko, l..
II. Head and ]. ii. Rand; Lander, A.E.
shannon and J. T. Ramsey; Lincoln,
J. w. Wright AMI G. II. Light; Nye,
John VI. whitehill; Storey. DIR. j. o.
Zabriskie, George A. King. George IL.
Morrison and d. o. Addison; White
Pine. Harvey Carpenter and W. j.
Forbes.
LECTURE To-SIom.-Mrs r. G. Steele,
wife Of the editor OF the San joaquin
Valley Ayyus, will lecture at the II. Z.
Church. Gold Hill this. Wednesday eyen-
ing commencing at ~ o'clock. Sub
ject-"The Women and Girls of the
Past, Present and Future" This Is a
very interesting and instructive lecture,
and the price OF admission Is placed
at only % cents in order TO give
families, children and everybody a
chance TO attend. Mrs. Steele Is merely
taking a trip Of observation through this
section, andgives this lecture by request.
Sho Is n logical. pleasing and entertain
ing speaker, and oil can listen to her
with profit.
PAPER HlSoNos.-H. N. Jewett, at
his paint shop. just below the News Of
fee, has Just received the largest and
finest lot Of well selected wall
paper yet seen in this section.
Ne has all varieties from cheap but
handsome qualities 10 the richest ana
most costly ,ilded and fancy varieties.
He has got enough 20 paper the
starboard side Of Mount David
son and then have enough left to paper
| Virginia. streets and all. His prices
are so low that it would pay Virginia
neople to come down here and deal with
| HNNl
him.
HIrr,sr FEsrIvAL.-A festival will De
held at the new Baptist Church on Z
stree, Virginia this evening. DR.. Haskell
che distinSuished public speaker will be
nrsse.. on the occasion and will give
inc of his Characteristic speeches. He
will also speak at Dayton on Saturday
and Sunday evenings next and at Silver
CITY ON Monday and Tuesday evenings
June Goth and 3oth.
HuoE MAcmSERY.-The new incline
machinery which Is being placed in
position in the Crown Hosting Works
Is Of herculean proportions. The spur
| wheel il "A feet in diameter. Its weight
| added to that Of the drum amounts TO
ITO. 900 pounds.
PxEsoSAL--Dr. Zsbriskie and John
Greer. OF Silver City, were in town to-
day. They were ON their way to vir.
| ginia to attend the meeting Of the Re
publican State Central Committee.
rnrrn.-There is a fine display Of
fruits in our markets at present, consist
ing Of apples. pears, peaches. aprcots,
plums. pine apples, strawberries, rasp-
berries, currants, etc.
Tnx LECTURE LAST NIour.-Miss
A. Shepard lectured last evening at
Miners Union Hall TO an appreciativo
audience. Her subject VA, social
Life aud its surroundings"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24

AROUND AsoSo Us AaAis.-G. w. Hall, 70.
miliarly known ~ watty,' having bought In.
To the Pioneer Laundry again, with his father,
Ia once more iourshlng about among rs at.
tending To the busincss department OF the con.
Germ. Watty IL the old stand by, and under.
stands all the details o. the business most thor.
ouchly. The Pioneer Laundry IL turning out
any amount OF work, done In the most satisiac.
tory manner. II 10 tescrvcdly q highly. popular,
well patronlzed Institution. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24

WALLER on cRrxATios.-M good men who
deal fairly and squarcly by their fellows will be
p,easunbly remembered long alter their souls
shall have returned To the companionship of
The iust, and their bodies arc properly eremated
in tSs most approved modern style. There are
burt before death Tor their inherent wicked.
meas. and amor: thc-e are clothing dealers who
swipdIc their customers by selling clothing not
xorth half It's price. such men ought to be
ercmated, and their stocks Of clothing with
them. Call 81 my store. In HAIR enhalng,
Main street, opposite the once OF the Goln
lin. NExs. when you want clothing, and l viii
do you honest and square justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24

w.lI.knovn throughout IN, country a. q IA.
,s.Iau,., "a ph,.I,ioc,., vho.s suoces.fuI
srsai%snt N eerssin pSysIc Il dissbIiiiies and
,Ine, y, ! ~ Ss m,nss rern.n, .ion N he Gress
sneeisiist vonid resneetfnily inform the eli.
speen ~ vjr.,ris Nv Ana %yieipity hat he has
returned 70 EIrcinis. and can be consulted At
his ONCE, No. II WILLIAMS AND BlxLKRfS
BUILDING (Entrances-opposite Postoncc.
and on ID street,, thus giving tnvaiids an orpor.
tunity OF Kidding themselves. Through his pro-
ances and ailments % he claims TO compass
and TO cure. Without entering Into biogrsphi.
cal details, IL 70 sufnNcnt 70 rimpy promulgate
The net that pr; Sp,hneyt e ,r.esr ,. Pcn .oS
conape, of Inc Montreal Canada Rasp Medical
insiituie. The regime Of the Ensllsh Phar.
macsutical College 10 gagged by an elevated
standard. An extended experience and an
asslduous study Of tho varied phases Of disease,
I'm ,hs cr.dIestIou on the multiform chronic
.ess,i,n. An. Ident IN both seres. sueh al Ncr.
vaus Debility. Exhausted Vitality. Youthful
Rrrs.ses' Wsrriare Impediments. Chronic and
$500 isnic,ions
S ro T.rv
.vIhn hNDAn.
DIR. SPlNSEf, while naturally Impressed
With the delleaey OF me suoleet, Ieeis no hssi.
talion In assuring Them that IN CONJUNCTION
With q competent knowledge OF their various
suaerings, such a. Nervousness, Neuralgia.
hpinai weakness, Los OF Appeute, Lsssi,uoe,
Prolapsns uten, ketroyersions OF DisplAce'
ment OF the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities,
Lcuchorea. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipa-
tion, and the many petty, Irritating distractions
that almost invariably have their origin In the
uterine region, Afford them immediate relief.
cOyp AVN M uPAI.RD.
uu.,,s,s no, ~, var, ,rn.h,o r.v y.
come and let the Doctor examine your case. II
will cost you nothing Tor consultation, so
please Call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case. III no can cure
you he will tell you 30; II not, no VIII say %,
for he VIII not undertake q cure unless ne 10
confident OF enecting Q cure.
YOTNG MEN,
u,.. .,h
~ a,m my oo suuemo IN, sSa.sss,, yousIr,
~, ,oniss y m w ~ VII a.Ia
.nensc,,es y III, tne S.vs,.su ooon wi Sp1 ~
!, tne Ai,ar " ,uneIins humnniY. IN. sim
Nni VII guaI,n.eo - Ioliel. SSv Ut eveIy
casey, seniinIi weasne.s ~ p''ss'o uisessss y
on !. N. 70 cr,. III sanid ih.rss,rs Nv ,a
~ So 49," sns' ~ "
,he un,o,'ana'e .un,,s. INV may nesa .n,s so.
.,a,nJ Mar Won ,on,s, a.l.va In .essin, tbc
s ronas ,.ms,y ~, xnr, cnny,.in, San NAV
Ps'P..' ,sa A. %,yo4, .a,,anpna, 90, .s, a.
w ~ !. III \, sn,, az. nyo ~ ~
pinmo ,aH, sn ~ .ss .,as,inc ann. y, ali ~ ~ Il.
WI swi ag,.,s " ,.,nsr,hes ,hss N wy, nhs.ina,sis
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sroCK REPeRr.
xrrourrD DAILY nj rrxsa . NAIL

~ixrronrrp pALr Mt nxsa . NAIL
Last Evening.
SO Meadow Valley. ~, 8, ~. ". ~, ~
10 Rsysond 4 KY. n, aix, Az
iS Eureka,Con.. -
10 Phoebe, q. 6k.T
40 American Fag. ~. ~ bs
80 belmont. s. 81. 81. $50
-Newaik, . bid
10 Rye Patch. ik
60 Bowory. 25c
10 Washington q Creole, IL, IL
30 Il Dorado Sosth. 5k,5
100 Cherry Creek, IL
200 Chariot NH, 81, az bo
GO Golden Chariot, tls, Il
50 Ida Fillmore. AZ
800 Red Jacket, 3k
No NJ Dorado North, ~
100 silver Cord. N
iss Empire ldahc). i,., i3k
l3S savage. %. u h5. 81
s Best q Bsieher. 1S
sOS::I..:: ..:ax SS, ~, AN, sx ss. az
1858 ophir, is. ios. 10y b. 10. bo
iiu csellar Ps'ssi, %, to bso. IS, IBIS. TS'
us Yellow Jacket. s.. 81, O.. 50
lao Empire NH MN bs, T..N
ai' M.is . sOrsr.''' sss,' IS, 81. SIN, 'sS,
go ii.leh.r. 81. 81 bs. sot.
80 Con. Virginia. -. s3k
rs New York Con. 81
80 Gould d Carr, 2sk, Is
This MerninE.
ioi3 0phlr. ioS. 19x. 10. bS, 10
$50 Goald . Cary. 20 b3O, 2sk. 33k b5, ~
ia Beet 3 Beleher, %. AK
as Savage, 81 bic, esS. ss, ~, 9aS. .si.s 80.
800 cl.uar r.,ssi. 70. ~. IN, 70. obs
as Hale q Norcross. -. ssX. 5.X 10
40 Crown Point. say, 50
40 yellow Jacket. %, ~. esS. %, s,S. SS,
% bio. %
is20 Imperial. 81. a.,
30 Esstssi. TX. iiS, III. IT..
es5 RsieSsr, 81, az. 81 b5. sax b0
so Coincidence, Il, iis u.s.. ny 80
sos Gen virginia, SS, oS, ~
IS sierra Nevada. ~
81, o,sraan. "a, Is. t,S, iaX.e
iiiS H He 50. S,.a
los seg. Belcher. ~, %. %. 81 % .
SO Baiiiss,s oos. s'sS'' ~ BIO
As cAleasals, q. 81 40, eeA
10 California, 3sA
no Kniekerbocksr, s, ~
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rs JniIa, 4 ~. 81. ask
l5 Woodyille, J
is5 silver Hill. s, ~.
80 Globe Con-, i'.,is,E Il.
100 Dayton, ~, a..
10 Ko.suth. IN
is3 Bacon, ~
t5 Eclipsc, s,TA
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100 Tyler, Sc
1870 Xss York Con. 4. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24

ANTHOLOGY. Madame @. Norman. tho great
Astro,orist, has returned to Gold hin, and 10
now ready TO he consulted In regard TO the
past, present and mture events 81 life. once
hours, from "a. ". to . r. y. Residence, Pio-
neer street, rear OF the Eclipse Stable. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24

FINE Piano FoR sALK.-A nue piano 10 OF
Tered 70, saie. cheap for cash. A rare bargain.
Tor null particulars call Immediately o. me
Metropolitan Boot and shoe STORE NO. 10
southC street, Virginia City. III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24

Nxn,e.L WONDER = This great Remedy
.hould be kept by everybody, as Il cures palms
internal and external. purines the blood. regy,
lates the kidneys and liver. for SAFE ~
Druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-24

Foa the very hes, Photographs, 60 TO Bradley
q Rulofson's Gallery without sTAlke-
~xsCRND IN TfiE ELEVATOR, No. -
fonteomery street. San Francisco.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-01-17
Haelse
THIs WoRLD.

THIS world Il aad, nad place, know
And what soal living can doubt M
But i will not lessen the want and woe
To be always singing about IT,
Then away with songs that are full OF tears,
Away with difees that sadden,
Let us make the most Of our heeting years,
By singing the lays that gladden..
A few sweet PORTIONS Of bliss I've quaffed,
And, many 4 cup Of sorrow
Bat IN thinking over the favored draught,
The old.time Joy borrow.
And 10 bsooding over the bitter drink,
Pain iills again the measure
And 10 I've learned that il s better to think
Of the things that give US pleasure.
The world at its saddestis not all sad,
There are days Of sunny weather;
And the people within are not all bad,
But saints and sinners together.
think those wonderful hours Of June
Arc better BY far to remember
Than those when the earth gets ont Of tune
In the cold bleak winds Of November.
Because we meet in the walks Of life
Many selfish creature,
Il doesn't prove that this world Of strife
Has no redeening feature.
There Is bloom and beauty upon this earth,
There.are buds and blossoming flowers;
There are souls Of truth and hearts Of worth
There are glowing, golden hours.
In thinking DER Joy we've known
We easily make it double,
Which is better by far than to nope and moaI
Ger sorrow and grief and trouble.
For though this world is sad. we know
And who that IS living can doubtit?
II will not lessen the want and woe
10 be always singing about it.