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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL 70 TEE ooLp nLL AL NEWS.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Fatal Railroad Accident Near Al.
ameda, Cal.

SAN FnAscsco. Nov. 3o-l;30 P. N.
Yesterday. near Encinal Station. Ala
media. an elderly lady, Mrs. Brown, was
with two children crossing the R. R.track
when she was struck by the engine and
one Of her legs cut of. Her recovery is
hopeless. The children were not hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

Blue Porxrs. - Large sized. delicious b
waves. fresh from the sea, can be had every
morning Al Tom Iienron's celebrated Rating
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds OF nsh, spring chicken, porter house
steaks and everything else ersyed by the inner
man lIefrons dinner combinations arc .
marvel Of gastrononle skin. sell m
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TO YOUTHS AND MIN.

The only perfect cure, permanent and rella.
bic, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Impotence, etc., worth Si,U00 To the unfor.
tunate. No quackery or deception. The fullest
guarantee given. All business strictly conn.,
dental. Those who cannot call In person
single, cause, symptoms. duration Of Illness,
etc.. and ipclose tsfor foe and nrst medicine.
r. PRICE, m. o.,
virsiaia City, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

NoRrAIIrr PREVENTED Il would be . mod
crate estimate to place the number OF ea'ss In
xh,eh eousumpiIon IL prevented BY tb, timely
Tan thou,snd per annum. No cough. cold.
bronchial affection, sore throat OF oths n
Of The organs OF respiration can ever degenerate
inte . mortal disease n this palatahle and aoso.
utely infallible specific Be taken In time ana
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30
CARD.
Cure Of salt Rheun 81 Yssty.nvs
Year Handing.

Years Standing.
MILL err. New. Aug. 10. 1871.
IN. PRtcl-Dear Slr: never expected 70 be
able 10 Wtito you speh . lsttsr % this-that I
Am cured OF the Salt Itheum sfter suffering for
so many years. Forty-ave year, ago 10 came
out la my neck, cars and head. and then on my
whole body. WAS, I may cay. perfectly raw
Win IL. In the Winter my hands broke out
and disabled me- from work nearly I'll Winter.
When I was . girl there wcro not many patent
medicines made. and I bad 10 depend on such
calves a. ~ncighbop recommended. About
thirty years ago patent medicines cana In the
market, and I have used everything that has
been advertised - Q patent medicine 10 purify
the blood, nom that day TO this; sometimes ]
rot something that partially relieved me. and
what / thought was going 70 cure me. bat every
Thing lost its sreneth on me Mar . while.
About six months ago I commenced taking
your medicine. I must say had faith In II
from the beginning. you were 90 highly recon-
mended By Q great many Of my acQualntances.
want 700 10 publish this in youf city paper.
90 that people who are suffering from balt
Rhcum may know what will cure than. for ] do
mot believe there ever Was sneh . case e. nine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

TAKE Ayers ssrsspariila to purify the blood
and purge out the humor's plmples, boils and
sores. which arc merely emhlems Of the rotten
ness within. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30
MfirrAnY xorn
cssditisa Of che various Ceapanies
View Unifsruns-yotss.

In regard to military matters. the past
week has been rather u~nevcntful. Tho
horrible condition Of the streets pre-
vented the military from parading ON
Thanksgiving Day, otherwise we might
have been treated TO a fine display.
The Sarshelds Of Gold Hill, and the
Montgomerys Of Virginia. have nothing
to report this week.
National Guard.
On Tuesday night nsIt the Nationals
will hold their regular monthly meeting
in their srmory. at which time the usual
business Of the company will be trans.
acted. Before the meeting an inspec-
ton in fatigue uniform will be made by
the commanding officer. The full
strength Of the company will probably
be represented.
The Emmss 0uard.
On last Wednesday night three new
members were admitted, and two
dropped from tho roll for n~on-atten-
dance. From this time forward II il
the intention OF the commanding officer
10 publish the OF all members
dropped from the roll for non-payment
OF fines or non-attendance. therefore We
should advise all back-sliders to be very
careful. Next Wednesday night it is
expected that the names Of some ten or
twelve new men will be proposed. Capt.
Young Is Justly proud Of his men, and
the interest that they take in their mill
tary duties. A contract has been given
Banner Bros. for the furnishing OF one
hundred fatigue caps and blousss, and
they have also agreed 10 furnish new
buckles. waist and cross belts. The lat
ter win be procured in San Francisco II
possible. Capt. Young has sent to New
York for twenty-five mor dress hats,
and confidently expects to take one hun
| dred men with him to San Francisco in
the Spring. The drills are very well
attended and great attention is being
paid to target practice.
Warrington 0uard.
Capt. Ben. Lackey received from San
Francisco q sample Of the new regula-
ton shake last week. II has not been
brought before the company as yet, con-
sequently they have not had n chance to
decide as to whether they will accept 1t
or not. Their regular monthly meeting
will be held the second Tuesday in De-
cember when tho matter will be brought
before them. II is the intention Of the
comnany 10 erect IN iron target on q
suitable spot ON the outskirts OF the city.
IA II now il the members Of the COM
pany have no opportunity OF practising
with their rifles. The range has not
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30
A REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAF.
NHSsi

publish this card for the benefit OF Dr.. r.
Price, n South G street, Virginia City, In m.
bounded gratitude for what he has done for me.
and for his skill - Q phTsielan and surgeoni
Deafness 10 houibisl II renders . person
unfit Tor any busines. have been amieted for
over three year.. entirely deaf with one ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommend
ed 20 DIR. Price BY Mr.. Joe Garner, engineer.
OF this city, q well.known eitissn, whom he
cured last year OF deafness OF twenty-seven
yeara standing. The Doctor puncturcd, % be
explained to me. the membrane yupana-a
srrisus surgical operation. l placed myself
under his treatment . week ago. and, strange
TO say, In this short tins ] have regalped ny
hearing. 4 physician able 70 perform such
cures ought to Be patronlEed By all suffering
from similar affections. Ny thanks 10 him,
and I hope this card will bring him many pa
J. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before M this tth
day Of February, 4. d islt.
WILL II. BURIAL.
[sELL.l Notary Public.
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TELEcRAPHIcl
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Isr.c,.L TO rn SOLD MI DAILY urwr'
poMEsTIo NEWs.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
Death or Prsminsnt Merchant.
NEW Yoax. Nov. So.-onathan Stur-
pss, an eminent merchant died on Sat-
urday.
The Lsscshersnsn's strike.
A meeting Of the strikers will Be held
at Coopsr's Institute tonight. at which
Coz. Algsron, Sullivan. Patrick b. Jones
AID Richard O'Gornan are expected TO
rsat.
Century Club Reception.
The Century Club gave a~recsption on
Saturday night to Sir Jewell Buxton.
Right Hon. ". E. Foster and Professor
Bonamy Price. VIM. @. Bryant deliver
cd the welcoming address.
End or . strike.
Apprehsnsions Of . strike amsng the
pottsriss Of Trenton are ended for the
present, and no reduction Of wages will
take place. Manufacturing pottsrs met
on Friday and agreed to continue bus
mess till decreased demand or prices
compels them to stop, when they will
make no further effort to keep men EN-
ploysd and time them over the threat
snsd hard Winter, as was their inten-
ton in proposing . reduction.
The Arkansas Muddle.
CHICAGO. November 30.-A special
says Il Is believed the President, in his
message, will review at some length the
Arkansas situation. and will request that
Congress take speedy action, and not
delay q decision Of the question, as was
the case with Louisiana. The Clayton
Dorsey party claim the investigation
held viii be ready to report on the frst
week OF the session, and that the Com
mittss, by joint resolution. will recon-
mend a recognition Of tho Constitution
OF 1868 az the only valid Constitution
OF Arkansas, and will declare that
Brooks Is Governor.
A short ssssiou.
The near advent to Congress has
called attention TO the exceeding short
ness OF the. coming session. II the
usual holiday vacation is observed there
will be but sixty working days in the
session. An effort will be made to pre-
vent q holiday adjournment, but II Is
probable 1t will not 10 successful. I'll Ii
the intention Of the working members
who have arrived to have ~ much work
as possible sent TO committees before
the holidays. It is expected that n ma
jority Of the principal committees will
be willing to sit during the recess.
The President Begins Ills Message.
The PRECEDENT commenced his mes
sage yesterday. and does not intend to
complete 1t until the day Of the meeting
Of Congress. II will not be printed and
NO copy Of It will be made till the morn
ing OF tho assembling Of Congress, when
q copy will be given to the Associated
Press.
Appropriations Bills.
Members Of the House Appropriation
Committees, say that all regular sppro-
priation bills, except the sundry evils,
will be ready to be introduced on the
arst day Of the coming session. They
hope to have two or more Of them
passed before the holidays, and all
OF them through by the first
Of February. The River and Har-
Dor bill is not prepared by the
House Commerce Committee, and has
not yet received any attention. It IL
pretty well settled that Republicans
will, o. q body. resist the attempt to
rs-enact the law requiring Congress to
organize on the 4th OF March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30
A CARD.

DR. r. PRICE, q south Q street, vlrxinia
City. has cared me entirely from . loes~-st,nding
tried In vain for yssu The most prominent
Physicians.
Idssm u my duty 10 publish this net, recon-.
mendine Or. Price 70 al psusns suffering ffom
similar Affections.
r. L. HIGGINS.
Virginia, October 10. is1s. ssis "a
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sanetum. quv
How many times have articles under
the above heading appeared in the daily
publications Of the present day, and as
often a~pologized for by the writer's
thsrsofi We presume that 1t would not
be amiss, therefore. TO commence this
article with an APOLOGY. Is our preds-
cessors have done before US; but how 70
express our apology Is what puzzles US.
Shall we say that the subject is hack
nsyed3 II so. We have an excuse, for
"Bshind the Scenes" at Pipsr's Opera
House Ia not q trite subject, NOR has II
been written up, therefore we will
launch out and tell you all about 1t.
Yesterday morning. in response to an
invitation issued to US by the gsntls-
manly scenic artist. Mr.. John r. Will
kins, We betook oursslf to the Opera
House. What q strange scene presented
itself to onr gaze after we had descended
to the pit. There were the actors and
actresses whose voices sounded 10 IA
miliarly, rshearsing q new drama.
The Rehearsal.
We know that many OF our readers
have never attended a rehearsal, and for
their benefit We will attempt to convey
some idea OF the subject to their minds.
The first thing that strikes the eye q
something uncommonly peculiar Is that
tho gentlemen and ladies' OF the stock
company appear in their everyday COS.
tunes. The next-ths total absence OF
an audience and orchestra. The stage
manager is the commanding spirit. He
il is who bosses the job" OF rehear-
sing. Ho calls out to the leading man.
There; that's said too slow; you need
more spirit in your words, don't you
knowi" or That's good; say 1t over
again." Then he calls out 70 some
novice, "Put your arm around the lady.
you ninny. and go or to the left" And
so tho rehearsal continues. The man.
ager scolding and praising. cursing and
praying by turns. Any N who I'M.
AGNES that the actors life 10 enc OF ease
and luxury, is most wofully mistaken.
A more hardworking and but too fire..
quently undsrpaid Iclsss OF people,
does not exist in our community. Their
work does not begin with the rehearsal.
nor does IL end when the curtain drops
at night after the last act. Line upon
line, positions, gestures, the movements
OF the facial muscles. costumes, and q
thousand and one details have to be
studied and rendered perfect by these
faithful servants Of the public. There
fore, IL an occasional slip Of the tongue
or an ungraceful gesture is made, laugh
not too scornfully nsr criticise too
harshly.
In the Artists sanetum.
After passing across the boards we
we're conducted to Mr.. wilkins sancium
sameiorrm. which is entered by a door
leading from the stage. Here were
scenes upon which had been expended,
by some struggling artist, days OF toll
and oceans Of paint, soon to be recovered
by works. Of art. Hero the "tormen-
tors" were fast approaching compile
ton. Hero the new drop curtain will
BE- born. Sketches Of new scenery were
shown us that will gladden. tho hearts
and eyes Of tho habiaes OF the Opera
House when completed. We were eau
toned not TO say u word about them,
and will therefore forbear under the PEN
atty Of mourning the displeasure OF our
artistic friend. He is an artist not oniy
l. Ii
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srniSp raE scExn.

what n - b sssa-whst 10 70 b
Hsard-And all About wilkins
Dauetum.
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sPRCIALTIRs.

Diseases Of the Rye and EAR. THROAT.
LuNus and HEART, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
and all chronic, Constitutional and Blood Dis
eascs.
Asthma, Catairh, Rheumaiism, Nsuralgia.
Epilepsy, .Scrofula. Piles, Dropsy. Dyspepsia,
Ladies cut Of health assured OF prompt
relief
the knife.
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andsee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

0mes Hsurst
oA.x. to Z r. H.. and Q 10 Q r.n. Con.
'%uliatiOn Free. Examination. q. Ysss, y
to 90.
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sxrLLvuL

Given to al classes Of diseases. No idle pre-.
tensions or impoeture; no dattering q. expert.
ments; no Injurious drugs I; but careful exam
nations and the most reliable treatment; The
best remedies approved By science and expert:
ence. which may cure you though discouraged
and hopeless.
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National Quard.

On Tuesday night nsIt the Nationals
will hold their regular monthly meeting
in their srmory. at which time the usual
business Of the company will Be trans
acted. Before the meeting an inspec-
ton in fatigue uniform will be made by
the commanding officer. The full
strength Of the company will probably
Be repreaented.
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PERSONAL.

TO PERSSFS WHU HOLD TAX TITLES
The und. rsigned Is prepared, for ,he heirs OF
DANIEL CARROLB, of Burlington, at fair valu-
alton, to give Quit claims on any prop rty whsre
:hey held the title in equity. THoS. Il. WAG0A-
MN, 81 9 7th street. tRep.l msrl6-6t
MADAME FLuRENOE, the Celebrated Cairroy
VI ont, uneQualled in testing the past, present
and future Of your life in causing speedy marriages.
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
the way of in life. In matters of bust
nes5 her advice is invaluable: She gives universal
satisfaction; none ever regret consulting her. Sat-
isfsctIon given or pay. Dan be consulted at her
Parlors, No. 81 3 4th street northwest. mar7-2wr
A nouRTs Of diferent STATE Tor desertion. So
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted Address NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 194
Broadway, N. Y. decl-6ms
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alt il true" remarked pickpocket arrested
IN Rochester on Wednesday, that sm thief.
But legitimate thief, sir; for look you, 1 was
searching that mans pockets for proof of frauds
against the gevernment."-N. I. Mail.
That is good deal the style of plea of the
chaps who want to get their hands into bank
safes and the private papers of business men for
proof of frauds by the DIstrict goyernment.
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IL is remarkable that the '.liberal" papers
should devote tneiT attention so exclusively to
the financial condition OF this District, where
important results in the way of improvement
have been achieved from heavy expenditures
while they have nothing to say in regard to
other leading cities OF the country that have
nothing TO show for their exhausted exchodqers.
Philadelphia, for instance, which is wretch
edly paved and severed, has to-day debt Of
not less than sixty millions OF dollars or only a
third less than was the entire debt Of the United
States in March, 1861, and more than double
the total Indebtedness of Pennsylvania at the
present time. Cincinnati and a dozen other
American cities are IN the same impecunious
condition, with little to exhibit for the money
expended. Washington city has been reclaimed
and reeEeated for sum that is but a fraction
of the expenditures of OTHER cities for public
works not hundredth part the magnitude OF
thoee executed here. The truth is the war of
these papers on the District Is political one,
really leveled against the administration and
the republican party; and some OF the republic
can papers Of the country are green enough not
20 see the cat under the meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-19

The japanese have summary way of pun
Thing fraud and crime. II Is related that IT :
Gently some japanese merchants. imitstin 2
American speculstors, tried to get ap a corne
in silk-worms' eggs The fact was Representa-
to the government, which gave them their
choice-either to desist or to suffer con0iga
punishment. The spectators took the frs;
horn of the dilemma. and trade went on as
usual
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I NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
TNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II Oh E0TTTMRIA

HokftHg a SPECIAL TsrnI, March II, 1874.
In the case of Sidney W III Ihert, administrator of
DAVID Il. PARKER, deceased. the aimiuistra-
tor aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the su
prene Court of the District of Columbia aforesaid
appointed Tuesday, the l4-h day ef prl 1874, for
the hnal settlement and distribution Of the per-
sCual estate OF said deceased and of the assets In
hand, as Tar a. the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the credit
tors and heirs OF said deceased notified attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
Otherwise by law be. excluded from all benefit in
said deceascd's estate: PrOUifsd, a copy of this
erder be published once a week for three weeks IN
The Evening Star previous TO the said day.
Test: WEBSTER
MARIO tn 81 Register of Wills
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The universal Yankee nation can boast of the
possession Of many physical wonders in Ameri-
ca. IL has right smart of a waterfall up on the
Canadian border, and any number OF smaller
ones divsrsifying its picturesque mountain
scenery 1t has the 70 Semitic Valley, the Colo
IadO CsHOns, and hundreds of other natural
beauties, many Of which it calls upon the old
world 70 excel or even equal; but, alas, it has
no ancient ruins Of any account and no Mt
Nesuvius belching forth wi tn thunderOus sound
huge volumes of smoke and flame, and LAYING
ITS sides with heTy streams of molten lava IL
Is therefore 10 be hoped that the astounding
physical CONFUSION in the midst OF a country
which for hundreds Of years, a. far back a. ira
clifton extends, has lain undistuTbed in the De-
TeDnial growth and maturing OF superficial ma
tuTe,' will not 90 back on Brother jonathan
hut viii develop into first-class active" vol
csnO. Already the tar-heels in that section
have taken TO their heels, We are told, not being
accustomed to such unesrthIy mutterings and
TumbhDgs in the bowels OF the earth and by
this time have probably reached the sea coast
IN their wild Hight. Meanwhile, we wait to sea
what the mountain in labor will bsing FORTH.
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 0ST-On the afternoon OF the Is inst from
Ia 20 9Th street and back, small open face ~
gold WATCH. The fiuder will be literally E,el
rewarded BY returning the same to 1913 Kfz.2
street northwest. msrl9 %
4 OsT-0n the llth instant, o MOSAIC SLEEVE
IL BUTTON, set IL gold. reward of IS will be
paid TOR its return TO 129 2lst street, betwesn
ard streets. plarlS-3ts
I UST-On the evening OF March IA, 1874, q gold .,
IL headed CANE, with the owners name
gTsved. The finder will b. rewarded and confer a
great favor by leaving IL at the Star office. ml7
4 OST-At Lyceum Hall, on the 9Th instant, a
IL SABLE fUR VICT0RINE. The fnce- will
be suiis reward ed on leaving il with the Janitor
at he hail. marl7-3t
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BOARDING.

pOARD.-Gsnteman and wife or two single gen
- tt.men be accommodated with Front
ROOM and BOARD. Terms, $50 per month Gall
or ADDRESS No. 1l2S 9th ct. northw marl9 81
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Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
March 10, 1874


THE STAR, which, from its start, has been the pa
rer Of TIE people, has by the paias taken TO make
safe, reliable, neEsy and acceptable visitor to
even family, gained popularity salO1gst ali classes
81 the immunity second to that of no nexspaper in
tie country with the same area Of population Keep
irE fell with the extraordinary growth Of the
city, and reschIg every household in the District
rId a~ide range outside, TIE STAR has now at
tai1ed Circulation very mach larger than that of
al the otter city dsilies combined This is no idle
clsim, bat che We are prepared to establish at any
tis'e By "beoks and papers" And this circulation.
80 stated above, Is universal, reaching the bust
Ase Community, the wealthy, the great indus
tHAl forces, the skilled mechanics, the IsbOring
men, the bankers, the merchants, the house.
Keepers, the government employ e., the Congress
men-in short, there is no circle where THE
eIAR IL not n regular and welcome guest. The
Tesult is that The STAR af 1rds unsuTy assed ad
vaotages . medium Of communication between
all classes Of the community, IN the way OF ths d
uslment OF demand and IMPLY.