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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
vermont Medical society.

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug 81, 1874.
An invitation is hereby extended to the
members of the state medical society to at
tend with their ladies the third scmi-an-
nual meeting and excursion of the New
Hampshire medical society, at the Oceanic
House, Star Island, Isles Of Shoals, off
Portsmouth, which will transpire on Tues
day and Wednesday, Sept list and I'd, 1874.
From the circular of invitation of Dr. G.
p. Conn, Concord, secretary of the New
Hampshire medical society, the following
extracts are made:
"The Vermont and North Essex, Mass,
medical societies have accepted invitations
to join lis in the excursion, also, the New
Hampshire pharmaceutical society," and n
full attendance of members and their ladies
is expected.
The committee Of arrangements feel as
sured that the members and their wives
will find the Oceanic a first-class house in
all its appointments: that the proprietors
have done a great deal to make Star Island
a beautiful place for summer resort, and
that historical associations connected with
the isles of Shoals" will render it an
agreeable trip.
Fare from Portsmouth to Star Island
and return 81, TO be paid at the hotel, and
tickets will be supplied members on the
wharf in Pors mouth, by the secretary and
committee Of arrangements.
Rooms may be engaged prior to the
meeting by mail. Address F. w. Hilton.
ESQ, Oceanic House, Star Island, Isles of
Shoals, N. II.
Term reduced to SO per day.
n. B.-All coming over roads north and
south of Concord will buy regular tickets
to Concord and then buy special tickets to
Portsmouth and return. Members over the
Northern and Boston, Concord and Mon
treal, arriving in Concord at $50 a. m.
will have two hours for break fast, and
special arrangements will be made at the
Eagle Hotel for their accommodation.
The secretary will issue relurn checks
over the following railroads: Northern,
Boston, Concord and Montreal, Central
Vermont, and lines under the management
of these roads.
| PROGRAMME.
Dinner Will be served at 1879 p. IN. Tuesday
and post prandiai exercises Will be in order fol
an hour or more afterwards the Anniversary
Chairman. Dr.. y II. Crosby, OF Concord, Will
| preside.
A meeting VIII be held in the parlors of the
hotel,but will be of an impromptu character
and no long papers VIII be read. Reports o.
cases and discussions Will be in order.
There will be a social entertainment In the
evening. GA Wednesday members can return
on either the morning or afternoon boat, or re-
main another day, as the tickets will be good
the Cd and Sd.
Parties from northern, eastern and western
! Vermont will md 1t most desirable to arrive al
| White River Junction on the early Tuesday
| morning train. so as to reach Concord at 53(
a. m. This run connects with the Boston train
at Portsmouth at II a. IN. Tuesday. The new
and elegant steam yacht Major leaves Ports
mouth for Star Island at II a. M, landing pas
sengers direct on the pier at the island
L. S. PECK, Secretary.
| L, C. BUTLER, President. Essex.
Daily and weekly state papers please copy.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28

On sunday last, August 90, while the
good people of Bridport were quietly en-
Joying the privileges of the Sabbath in
church, young man with strange ten
dency to kleptomania visited the horse.
sheds near the churches and distracted the
Methodist clergymans overcoat, a lap-robe
belonging to j. j. Crane, Esq, besides sew.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15

PIocur, July 10, 1871

PIOCux. July 10. lBI4.
Enrro. Nrv~-n,,, o.. iu..,a,n,
W promise WIG 70 you Oh tne current
events OF the day; ! would have written
sooner, but / supposed by waiting until
| after tho rou,,h ~ Ir,x T ,or,d v,;,s ~
'm uAS0uies siiniiAf 70 M oio s'yio Oh
Hush times in Phoebe. but nothing OF
importance occurred ON that day In that
linz I'm. ~ A.. n.rr,v shs,;T. No,
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nv Tstn .es. = i.I;-n. =
Har,,, - Inix o=..,;or snd n x.s a
n.s,ss,v 49,.
m ;;mes h,x. b.sp dnli for a fev
non,h. ON account ~ tbs mincs having
raschs.5 ,hs vatsr level and are waiting
Tor numninu machinery 10 be nut in
Tbe Raymond and Eiy viii put in a
nnmn this month. then we win see what
2 hsiow Tho water Ieyel. MANY Of The
idle population have left The camp. so
| hat those remaining are doing we'll.
The prospect Of the mines never vas
moro encouraging than now. Phoebe
| will come to tho surface again as a sue
| cessful mining camp.
The weather Is very warm, but we
have plenty Of ice and any quantity Of
whisky. so we will weather the Summer.
Politics is now attracting the atten-
ton of all oilers. sharon men are whit
| inc 10 be- seen. De Long men are afraid
| of az beino played over. Stewart men
are Quiet. md waiting for something to
turn nm: sutro and William. about a
lie. with NO chance OF success for either
| of them. and last. though not least of
| the aspirants for Senatorial honors, Is
w. W. Bishop. He has a host of
| friends in Eastern Nevada. He will
carry lincoln county solid for himself,
but / think Bishop would Be satisfied
| with Kendall's place In C-ongress. Ken
| dan ala mot Gel his artesian wells down
soon enouob 10 make this dry county
q, n. neonia Iook unon him ns the Moses
who - IN smite Tho roek 10 any purpose
Co. ,ha Coached yoiers Of Eastern Ne
vaa.
Cs.s;,.,.s a., III no.;sor. ara nm
49, y. Io.us,s =, fcynt For Sbsr.
az ~ .an 49, .s,n..,sa NV srnno,t
IN ~ r,."s psSeS5"r is!s..n, and
WIN, y - w 80 ..rno,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15
The Wages OF Sin.
IFrem the New York Tribune.l

Not many years ago a clergyman OF
one Of the strictest Of sects In a neigh
boring city-a man eminent for his
piety and learning--had daughter, q
girl Of unusual beauty and charm Of man.
ner. Much OF the story tells itself in
those facts. Tho child was nc doubt
carefully taught and tendcrly loved.
Father and mother gave her to the Lord;
mother and father, too, an the wisest
Of fathers and mothers will do, were Sc
cretly glad Of her beauty, and prophesicd
q fairer future for her from ii. Why
should they noti The world had no fu-
ture fairer than that before q woman,
young and good and beautiful. There
Is no seepter with rule so absolute and
sure as rose-tinted cheek and brilliant
eye-no royalty that gives 30 prompt
and keen pleasure TO its possessor.
Whom IL belongs TO q woman IN q happy
home, where she is faithfully loved, and
from which she looks up faithfully from
her daily work for Him to an unseen
Father and Helper, II matters little
whether the home DO rich or poor. Her
happiness Ia founded on O rock. This
girl went into q home. where she was,
We have every reason to believe. loved
and guarded from temptation. How
temptation came first. or how she fell is
not worth the telling now. even IL any
know. II Is enough 10 say that, with
the teaching OF her youth and her IA
Tiers prayer before her. she chose o
brilliant life Of p~rofigacy and crime,
married and was divorced once or twice,
dragged into the courts the men who
she alleged had wrongcd her, was known
in this city and many others as q woman
Of exceptional charm and power. which
was never eIerted to q good end, carried
her charm and reputation TO Europe,
and finally, having cozened q boy, the
nephew OF the Gar. to his undoing, ran
away to Paris with the jewels he had
stolen, and is there now. Tho whole
story Of the fair woman makes q romance
o. brilliant and dramatic as ever fell
from the pen Of q French novelist; her
beauty has mado itself felt in many
countries; she has grasped at different
times power and position.
We have no wish TO dull the dramatic
story into q tedious sermon. But what
10 the end Of II after all? What are the
wages which to-day she finds she has
been paid1 The reputation all Owe the
world OF q thief and . Magdalen. and
the stolen jewels in her hand. We have
no intention TO join in the hue and cry.
God knows what claims she has for
mercy. We only wish to say, there are
The wages, and mono better are ever paid
for such service. No matter how fair
the promise Of sin. the score at the last
foots up the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15

A vlRy RArIp. safe and easy way 10 make mo
ney. IL To procure territory to introduce the latest
usefulinvention that Is wanted every day BY ever
one, every where, who has . family. . fulLsitrd
ewing Machine with Table and Treadle for only
$40 that does the same worn Is . machine you
would pay 10 for, rapid. smooth and irm. makes
q seam % strong that The cloth win tear before the
all work and the improved button Hole WORKER used
BY US only. Agents only need show them In opera.
~aris cleared daily by smart agents. No such ma.
chine was ever offered at any such price. S.OD sold
last year, lm.0D families us- them. Demand In
Ministers, Judges. Lawyers. Editor. MachIuists.
,Tsilors, etc., recommend them a. perfect. Rights
siven free 10 nnt applicants. IL there u ne agency
family or q relation, there IL none better or 70 cheap.
Machine. sent 10 all parts Of the country on receipt
Of price. $40. Read advertisement beginning ''S0
Saved IN every rAmiiy" In another column Of this
paper. Address the Proprietors, Roman J. hrL.
iidAS 4 Co.. ,S Canal street. New fort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15

wALLsR ON carnAriox.-M good mes whs
deal fairly and squarely BY Their fellows win b
pieasunbly remembered long alter their soul
shall have returned TO the companionship O.
the lust. and their bodies are properly crsmatet
In the most approved modern style. There an
burnt before death for their inherent wicked
ness, and among these are clothing dealers who
swindle their customers By selling clothing moi
worth half its price. Such men ought to Do
crcmated. and their stocks Of clothing. with
them. Call at my store. In Hairs building,
HmL News, WHEN you want clothing, and ! will
90 you honesl and square ~lustice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15
R,.oyIL-putt.hek a Co... Pattern Agency

REMOVAL. -Buttshek a Co.'S Pattern Agency
has been removed to No. 80 North G street, op'
po.,te Fitrmeier d Armbrusts Bakery, eight
doors north OF the Postsficc. upstairs, q
which place all the latest patterns can be OBJ
tained. Mrs.. K. A. storef having received the
agency OF the importing and Wholesale Human
Hair Establishment Of Charles v. Peckhan,
broadway, New York, 10 now prepared 10 sup
pIy ladies with nrst quality OF genuine hair At
New York rates. Gall and see sauples and
pree list. Mrs. K. A. Storer, No. 80 North Q
street, up stairs, Virginia City, New. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15
Rr,uy-It 4, nd wonder that c. A. Nolte

A Rpsn.-lt 10 nc wonder that C.. A. Nolte
meier, OF the Metropolitan Boot and Shoe
store, No. i0s South O street, Virginia. ID do
Ing such n rushing business. lie has Just 70
turned from Ban Francisco with q Urge stock
OF the latest styles and beet quality Of booti
and shoes, which he 10 selling cheaper than
ever. just walk up to No. los South o street,
and examine his new goods. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15

ArrrsTioS.-Al persons indebted to n. v.
Waller arc requested TO call u his store and
settle their accounts within thirty days, and
thereby save themselves EXPENSE and trouble,
All accounts remaining unsettled at the end Of
onieer for collection. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15
FROM GEORGETOWN
Landing OF BuisIey's BaiIesu.

GEORGETOWN, CAL, July I'm. D.
Fairchild and others on Mount Gregory
saw the balloon come down among the
pine trees In tho mountains yesterday.
some fifteen miles northeast Of this
nlnce-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES
[srsciAL 70 TIE sors ruI DAILY .xrvs.l
FROM GAN %FRANcINco

Wv
-
slight Leases OF Insurance Co,ups.
niles BY the Chicago ffre-sent
20 the Insane Asyium-saficd-
GreenbaekA.
SAX Francesca. July l5.-1 P. ~
II Is stated that the Eremans' Fund In
surance Company. Of this city. is the
only local company having risks in Chi
cago. but their loss will be slight as very
few risks had been taken on property
within the burnt district.
A man named Burge from Idaho. was
sent to the Insane Asylum to-day. He
is tho same man who y few days since
tried to shoot DR.. Toland. II Is stated
that he Is tho owner Of property valued
at $4,000.
The steamer China sailed at noon to-
day for Panama. She took ninety-seven
through passengers and 100 tons OF
freight for New York.
Groenbacks. 9lS9lH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15
Notice to Contractors.

I,RoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
for constructing Two Small School Housss u
Gold Hin. fsrtleuisn can be obtainsd By call.
Ing at the Postofiee. The Trustees reserve
the light 70 reject any % I'll bids.
By srdsr Of the Board Of eeheol Trustees.
jyll I'd D. w. cHUBBUCK, Clsrk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15

WHEN q man parts his hair in The
middle, the crease Is very apt 10 ssnk'
into the brain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15

OidrygoodsstSgalisn con
andses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH or VIRGINIA.

q. I, 4 q. W. HALL, rKOfHtETok"'
,,u,. nm xsTAnLlsnED AND
Ini,sbis Laundry 10 prepared 20 ta!n oat
an, ouspiity Of Rsnovstsd and Glen LID :,
-,yhent SSing damaged By manipuhtisn OF
By ehsnle.r spssasli, called for and returned
INSTRUMENTATION Hotel and wallsees
pTvit siore, Ia South . street. viryinis (; ana
vsssy House. Gold uill. IN. HALL,
iylu !. FsS o'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-30

mile Of Anaheim. 1t will be completed
tomorrow.
At the Mission San Gabriel, to-day, q
man named Wallace shot his neighbor,
Andrew Thompson. Wallace came into
the city and gave himself up. alleging
he did the killing in self defence. The
difficulty originated about the right to
some water.
Governor Downey denies that he has
purchased the Star, OF this city, as his
advocate for Governor, or that he has
purchased it at all.
SAN JOSE, Dec. 29.-Last evening q
young man named Charles Smith, late OF
Boston, arrived at the Cameron House,
Santa Clara, and registered his name.
About hslf-past 10 o'clock something
went wrong with the gas in the house.
when Will Oorcoran. son Of the proprie-
tor, went out to ascertain the cause.-the
gas being supplied from union ma
chine set in tank house in the rear OF
the hotel. Corcoran had Smith accom-.
pany him. the former carrying lighted
candle. As soon as the tank house was
opened. an explosion followed, caused
by the ignition of the gas, which had
filled the room from leak in tina ma.
chine. The explosion set fire to both
young men. while it saturated theil
clothing with fluid. Corcoran called to
Smith to throw himself into the water
trough near at hand, but the latter wal
bewildered, and instead of following the
advice, ran towards the hotel, while ht
tried to tear off his clothes. He fell be.
fore reaching the house, and was liter.
ally roasted. Corcoran jumped into
the water and quenched the flames
Smith was conveyed to the hotel and al
assistance rendered to save his life, but
he died this morning, after suffering ex
circulating agony. Corcoran, though
severely burned from head to foot. will
recover.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 30. - In the
Municipal Criminal Court, to-day
the case of Lizzie Cannon, indicted
in April, 1873, for attempting te
shoot Chas. F. McDermott, was called
The case has been deferred from term t.
term owing to McDermott's absence il
Europe. To-day o motion was made t.
continue the case. The Court deniet
the motion and discharged the prisoner
CARSON, Dec. 29.-John Murphy wa
executed here to-day for numbering J
N. McCallum last May. He was takel
from the Jail at half.past ~ o'clock t
the scaffold, which had been erected at
point about one mile northeast of thi
city. He displayed great presence O
, mind during all Of the proceedings. II
, harangued the crowd which numbere
, about 1900, for about an hour spsakin
on the subject OF his crime, his trial
religious belief etc. He never lost hi
composure. The last words spoken alou
were to a member of the press. tellin
him to write to his employers st that b
had seen the buggar in tight place.
The drop then fell and his neck Instant
broken at 2: 10 p. m. He hung twent
. minutes and was then pronounced deat
The sentence of Somers, the Geno
murderer, has been committed to in
prisonment for life.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-30
Foreign N ews.

LONDON, Dec. ga Madeira special
gives the following addition particulars
concerning the burning of the emigrant
ship Caspatrick. The fire broke out at
midnight. November 18th, and within
half AL hour after enveloped the vessel
for nearly its entire length. The scene
was one OF the widest confusion, but
two boats succeeded in getting away,
each of which contained thirty persons.
These remained alongside the ship until
the 10Th CT Novembe when the hull was
completely burned and the vessel sunk
The two boats then started for land, and
kept together for two days, when gale
separated them. One OF them has moi
since been heard of. The other had
fallen in with the British ship Sceptre,
At that time it contained five persons
two of whom died before the Sceptre
reached St. Helena.
A Paris dispatch says the retirement
OF the Duo De Gases from the Govern
ment is probably on account OF hi
opposition to the undecided policy of tn
Cabinet. The Legitimists and Bona
partists Deputies demanded his retire
ment at the price Of their support of th
Government.
The Presse, semi-ofiicial newspaper
announces that thera will be no chang
in the Cabinet before the meeting of tn
Assembly, agd that its fate will be deter
mined by vote on the proposal to dii
cuss bill for the creation of Senate
MADRID, Dec. 29.-An engagement I
Roda Barcelona, between the Carlis'
and National troops, resulted in the d.
feat Of the former, with the loss Of thir'
killed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-30
SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
county Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
in said Court, on the I'd day Of April, A. D. 1874
in favor OF j. W. Wright, and against the Caro-
line Mining Company, for the sum Of four hun
drcd and seventy-nve 1910 dollars, debt, to
gether with 464.75 gold coin dollars. tax costs
and all accruing costs and interest, l have
levied on the following property, to witt
All the machinery and hosting works, build
ing and appurtenances thereunto sppertsiniDf
Of the said company, situated in the Ely Mining
District, Lincoln county. Nevada.
Notice il hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 11th day OF NOvem.
her, A. ID. 1874,
At IL o'clock m, will sell all the right. it'll
and interest Of said defendant in and to tn
| above described property, at the COURTEOUS
door, in Phoebe, New. at public suction, for cas
| in hand, to the highest and best bidder, to ssi
| isfy said execution and all costs,
VS.. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
ByJ. R. HoAe. Deputy Sheriff.
October 20. 1874. oc2l-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-30

QUITE DuLL.-Yesterday was quite
dull day, there was but little occurring
worthy Of remark. The fact is that the
GREAT discoveries at Virginia and the
Pansmint excitement have drawn of all
the surplus population that were not
actually employed. and those that are
left are busily engaged at their regular
business, SO that the town during work.
ING hours lacks the numbers on the
street that usually appeared on it.
Nrw Yesterday the Fire De-
partment received $50 feet Of carbolized
hose, manufactured by Weaver & Tay-
,or. of San Francisco. The hose is of
superior quality md was greatly needed
while we hope that there will be no use
for il, if it should unfortunately happen
that the services of the Department are
called upon, the additional supply will
be found of much use.
YESTERDAY afternoon as a gentleman
vas riding into town, when near the foot
Il the bill beyond the Hospital his horse
suddenly SHE'D and threw him. his foot
caught slightly in the stirrup and he was
dragged few feet, but providentially be
managed to get his foot free and be es'
capped any injury than the shock OF the
fall, which was brt slight.
PRrTcHAnD's line generously for.
warded the hose just received by the Fire
Department from Palisade. This shows
spirit that is most commendable, and
the Fire Department wish US to Offer
Mr.. Pritchard their sincere thanks fol
the favor, in which all our citizens We
are sure will most heartily join.
LATE last evening little engagement,
Of fsticuffs occurred, in q saloon or
lower Main street. The parties were So
psrated before any further mischief wal
done than the breaking of pane Of glass
and the ornamentation Of one OF thu
optics of the combatants.
The well-known and old-establishet
house Of Mott. Fish Il Co., Meadow
Valley street. have on hand large sup
ply of iron, steel, car-wheels, and {
general stock OF hardware. In shee
metal work, piping. etc., they as usua
execute all orders in the best and mos
approved manner.
THE San Francisco Restaurant Of
Meadow Valley keeps up its old reputa
ton. Its proprietors, Gibfried & Bris
scher spare no pains in accommodatin
their patrons.
THOSE swearing off the LIST Of Januar
are invited to visit the Panaca SalooI
Lacour street. The oath will be admir-
istered for one price! one bit! and n
peat at same figure.
SToREHoUsE. G. Lynch is film
his new fre.proof storehouse, near th
Courthouse, with heavy stock of win,
liquors, and matters in that line.
SOUTH SIDE. - We understand tht
work will be speedily resumed on th
mine, which is situated on the Soutl
western side Of the range.
DISTRICT CouRT.-After trial occupy
ing several days. the jury in the case {
Peck vs.. Dodd brought in a verdict fe
the plaintiff in the sum of $486.
Jusr RECEIVED, q large assortment {
Misses and Children's shoes, at the Fal
Goods Store Of H. Stein, Lacour stree
II
Personal. friend PHILIPPE D
panger, lately with Press Wand, leav
this morning for Eureka.