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And other are.proof snd nen-eon.
ducting materials, and d the best
coating for steam boilers, pipes,
&c., ret discovered. Il has the
highest endorsements for durabll.
tty, lightness, elasticity, case Of ~.
LEGATION and Ill desirable qualities.
i has been adopted b. the several
United States, and II In general use
In the Atlantic States. IL elects .
40 TO 80 PER CENT IN FUEL,
Lasts q Long - the Iron on which
II is applied, and Il reasonable In
cost.
N0fE-fhis telling saves "a per
cent. moro fuel than hair telling.
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A%IIppLR.AaRp \

There are many Of the ses Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
of tho bladder, oten accompanied By Q slight
smarting OF burning sensation, M Z weaken.
Ing OF b system In Q manner the patient can.
not account for on examining the urinary Do.
posits . ropy sediment viii often Be found, and
sometimes small particles OF albumen win ap.
pear, or the color will be OF Q thin and milkish
hue, again changing 10 Q dark and torpid sp-
poarance. There are many men who die OF till
dinieulty, Ignorant OF the cause, which 10 the
second stage ofseminsl weakness. DR.. D. will
guarantee Q perfect cure In oil such casss, and
q healthy restorstion Of tho genlto- urinary or.
gans.
N. B.-only an interview required In Q ma.
Iority OF cares; balance Of treatment can be
conducted ct home without Interruption Of
business. once hours-io to I, . TO o. and Z TO
O. Sundays 10 ( ?. 4. only. Consultation
Yree. Examination and advice, %.
AZ DIR. n. j. SPRKR, late Surgeon In Bel.
LEVINE Hospital, 10 now associated with Dr..
splnney, and viii give special attention % the
treatment Of diseases OF the EYE and KAR.
A!so PRIVATE DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
Ie-A All communication strictly confidential.
Post once address,
DIR. 4; 2; sPJJNMEY,r
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Mnsas, MISUNDERSTANDING new. The
New York Lis Insurance Company now In
RSsas and :. Mares BalIdiSs, Virginia,
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IrroRrASr.-Indorssi By the Medical pro
f,ssIon. DR.. WIN. Halls Balsam for tho Lung
dIscasss 81 the Throat and Chest. Dr.. Towns
ey's Toothsehe Anodyns cures In one nils
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MOUNTAIN skeICHEH
rrvE.l

Eassala Day a.A IT. Dsesafal
oarrSsnaings- Capsain Dicks
oFaveerhs characterization
rrsst. bas They Wsa's ntts.
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REFEREMcEs,

ILSiERN-U. 8. NAVY Department.
Y. .. freasury Department. U. ..
Capitol. y. 8. Light House Engi.
neers. Bessemer Steel works, Troy,
\. Y. Baltimore 1 Ohio Railroad
Company. American 6teanship
PICIIiC C%oLsf-Palaee Hotel.
San Francisco. Kimball ManufAc-
turing Company, San Iranciseo.
Phelps Manufacturing Company,
San Francisco. U. 8. Mint, 4sn
Francisco. Pioneer Flour Mills,
Sacramento. Oyerman Hosting
works, Gold Hill, and . host Of
Others, % may DO seen By sending
for circulars.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

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DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,


Has Renewed to 10. 1888 seutA Q
Street., Virginia, opposite ChsnpAin Houss.
D.. bpinney, ven known thrsughout the
country - . Pathologtst and P~hyviologist,
whoss successful treatment Of certain phySicai
disabliltiss and functional dsnngensnts Do
10: lionel: q lie ss'i ass el7 I, s%ra z; tiT;if.' . r:sSf1 q.
specially inform the citizens Of Virginia City
and Vicinity that his Increasing patronage do.
handing mors commodtous aparments, b has
removed 20 his new o1aee. Nc. iss South 9
French Drug Btors, WHARF be win b pleased
70 consult with al, TINS giving Invalid q op-
portunlty Of Kidding themselves. throuEh. bis
professional Agency. OF such constitltional an
and 70 curs. Without entering into biosrsph.
al, Ssts I III mai DR.. sfiNNEfTs ssriiss.
reputation may Be traced back 70 his insugu.
raiion and conduct Of the Montreal Canada
E.s.l Asdieal Institute; Tns rsgins o. re
IN elevated standard. An extended experiences
and an sssiduous study Of the varied phases
Of disease enables him 70 GUARANTEES Assurances
ofsucesss In the eradication Of the muluform
a. Nervous Debility, Kxhsustsd vitality.
youthful Kxeessss, harnafe Inpsdinsats.
and Chronic diseases generally.
ph: sriNNst,v nus nstusaiy impafsssc
fancy In assuhng them that. In conjunction
with . competent novledes Of their various
.unerin6,. such a. Nelyousness. rsursigis'
spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite. Lassl,nde'
ProApsu. Utsrt, hsuoyerslons % Dlspisee-
chorres. Dyspepsia. Indirsstion, Constipation,
and m.ny. p.iaty, irrt.,inG disirsetions that
almost Invariably Rave tneu origin W tne uter
Inc region, he can anoru thsm :mmsdiasreiisf.
>.y Avn -, uv.,yu
~ ~
.sme and lei he Doctor eramins your csse. N
VII coz ~ no son ,Ca ons Ss.Sse 20 R,seos
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WHEN you are depressed By the gsunt, sick
~ feeling Of . disordsrsd system, which needs
To be cieansed and stimulated Into healthy &C
lion. Jake Q dose or two Of Ayers Pills and go
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M.amcx's IxroRrsD OIL u . simple rene
&, nut .aS SG n.srsisis = and "a .i fH's Iii palm Sis'i is.s.ail,.
Il perfectly safe and harmless. Price. 20 cents,
and worth its weight In gold. We challenge
the world 70 produce It's equal. Ag,nts-
Crane d Brigham, Wholesale Druggistsa San
Francisco. California. For sale By all Drug
gialR. IL
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STOCK REFORr.
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imaginable. They dash in bsautsous
streams over the rough rocks for sev-
oral hundred feet. and form q most
pleasing background to the scenery
in front. When the snows melt
in the Spring. they are foaming cata-
rscts with y power sufficient, II utilized.
to drive all the quartz crushing machin-
cry Of tho State VI Nevada. Nowhere
around the lake 10 tho fishing good at
this season Of the year. Great numbers
Of the trout have sought the brooks and
and creeks emptying into the lake. for
spawning purposes. Those that re-
main In The deep waters are " well sup
piled with food that they ~ nothing
for the fshernan's bats. For two
mornings in succession. We tried our
hands Of failing in the bay. and.
although We cosld zee, swimming In its
clear depths. schools containing hun.
dredn Of the finest character OF trout,
vet, with the use Of every artiacs ut q
command. We Jailed to got even an en-
o~ouragins nibbls.
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GISfLEMISp UL0fHIEG, Ite.
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TO THE LADIES.
AMI BIZ HEALED.

II matters not what your trouble may be,
viii cosI you nothing for consultation, % please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure you be
viii tell you 80; II not, he win say 20, for he
will not undertake q cure unless he 10 confident
Of Affecting the same.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
PATRICK HASs-AN.
ol3 WEST SECOND STREET.
EsERNARD McHUGl.
Cabinet Maker & Undertaken,
40. 3 East Seventh 5treet,
Between Market and King.

Al, kinds Of Furniture made in the hest
manner and of excellent material.
Furniture Of every description repaired at
hort notice. and on reasonable terms. Also.
Carving Of all kinds executed in workman
Ike manner.
He also carries on the Undertaking in all
its branches. Personal attention given TO
.Inerss when required,
Public patronage respectfully solicited.
n0Yll.H3m
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
A LITTLE LEARNING.

1t seems but natural that the
less people know the more highly
they should prize it the difficulty
always is to get other people to es'
innate the knowledge at their value.
Thus we find agricultural papers
and intelligent agriculturists con-
tinually giving valuable informa
ton without seeming themselves to
knew how really valuable is the
matter they so freely spread; while
some fellow who thinks he has
found something puts on an air of
wisdom, enjoins secrecy, and tells
you that for some modest sum,
never less than thousands of dollars
he will make you q participant of
his wonderful knowledge.
Thus we often find one with
curculio remedy, a disease arrester,
or some extraordinary discovery
for the growth of trees. Very often
they succeed in getting commit
tee appointed to investigate the
matter. The members meet, are
sworn tie secrecy on the Holy Biblc
and go on with their great work.
And there it ends The pledge Of
secrecy prevents the world from en-
ioying the side-splitting jokes as
they doubtless would be if known i;
but enough generally leaks out to
let us know that curculio can be
killed if caught and crushed, that
disease can be arrested when it has
run its course, and that trees can
be made to grow well if manured
with that which is agreeable to
them. Now and then it is found
tdat corn cob will annihilate the
curculio; that an iron spike driven
into trunk will electrify the tree,
or that the full moon is better than
the heaviest coat of manure but
generally the knowledge is about
on par with that of the philoso-
pher, who after advertising that
for one dollar lie will tell how to
save ten dollars; performs his part
of the contract by assuring his
green young friend that the way to
save it is not to spend it,
Sometimes these very knowing
ones are not mercenary. The
glory cf the discovery is enough
for them. So they take pains that
the information shall flow in from
the very top, so that all below may
have the drops of wisdom fall on
them. In this way two French
gentlemen recently addressed a
letter TO the President ofthe United
States announcing the fact OF a
wonderful discovery of theirs, and
which they wished through him to
offer without one cent of fee or re-
ward to the people of the
United States. They are after the
Colorado potato beetle-and they
propose to Giscommode him by get
ting little guano and putting it in
a little lime water, making little
holes around the potato plants and
pouring little mixture into the
ground! We shall no doubt hear
before long of these intelligent
French gentlemen" addressing the
President of the United States an.
nouncing the discovery that birds
may be caught by placing " salt
upon their tails"
| The only thing that We are sur
prised at is that these "French
gentlemen" should have expressed
themselves as willing to give thi;
| great knowledge to the American
people without reward. 1t is gen
Ierosity without a parallel, as VIZ
have seen in similar cases of curcu
| lilo and other remedies. These
! gentlemen must be descendants O
Lafayette to take such a fatherly
interest in us.-GermantoUn Tele
| 0r1snI
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
HARD WARE. DC.

S. E. cOR...THIRDs&iShIPL STS-
Have always on hand q full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
Bars OF all sizes; Band. Hoop and Slit Iron;
best Norway Nailrods and Anger shapes, Gal
vanized and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear.
chinery and Tap Steel. Smith, coach and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax, Bolts. Clips, Nuts, Washers,
AXles, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Bows, &c.
Carriage Canvass. Oil Carpets, Rattinett, En-:
ameled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware of all kinds. Iron Wire Galvan-
wed Nails, Babbit Metal, Lead Spelter, Banca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &C, &C., Smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Ham.
mers, shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers. Back
Chains. SC
All Of which will be sold at very low prices,
wholessl and retail for cash or approved
credit. MARI 1855
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

LACK TAMlSE-We nave received direc
ID from the importer, full line OF these
elegant goods, to which we invite attention.
w. d. SHARP.
Fourth and Market stree.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
REGISTERS Order.
REGIsTER's OFFICE

hE6lSTbk OFFICEi
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. 9th, 1875.
Upon the application of Geo. W. Humphrey
and James Head, executors of James Hum
phr '. late of Wilmington Hundred, in said
county, deceased; il is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executors aforesaid,
give notice of the granting of Letters
Testameutary upon the Estate of the
deceased. with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters, in
six of the most public places OF the County OF
New Castle. requiring oil persons having
demands against the Estate, to present the
same. or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period in
the Delaware Gazette, a newspaper publishe ed
in Wilmington. and to be continued therein
two months.
Given under the hand and Seal
(SEaTNo OF Office of the Register aforesaid,
al New Castle. in New Castle Coun.
~ N>ty aforesaid, the day and year q above
written. S. c. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Executors, on or be-
fore December 9th. 1876, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
GEO. W. HUMPHREY,
JAMES HEALD.
Executors.
ADDREss-Wilmington.D Del.
decl5-2mw
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-09
POETRY.

BuRxs.-(By Ebenezer Elliott.)-
Few were his days, his fortune foul;
Bravely struggled, though not long;
And with poets glowing soul
Drew near to God in song;
For conscience to thy poet said,
"Burns! be martyr!' "FOr the truth,
81 willn he crjed-and bowed his head,
And died gray haired in youth.
With little men he might not stay,
But hasted from world unkind,
Oh, guess the worth he threw away
By what he left behind.
And what wreath our Burns had worn,
: Amid that worlds Immortal tears,
Had his strong mind, like Millions, borne
The fruit Of sixty years!
But shall it of our sires be told
That they their brother poor forscok!
No! for they gave him more than gold;
They read the brave mans book.
Scotland! thy sons-and not unearned
This hour of pleasing tears returns
Are met to mo- IN thy trampled, spurneo.
Poor, broken-hearted Burns.
And oft again the kind, the brave,
Who sOrrOw's feast like him have shared,
Will meet to honor in his grave
Thy glorious rustic bard.
Oh. spare his frailties! write hem not
On mute mistortune's cottin-lld!
Fen Bacon erred, and, greater, Scott,
Not always greatly did
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SUNRISE IN VENICE.

Night seems troubled and scarce asleep;
Her brOws are gathered in broken rest,
Sullsn old lion Of dark St. Mark, 49,,
And q star IN the east starts up nom the deep;
White as my lilies that grow in the west,
Hist! men ar~ passing huHiedly.
see the yellow wild wings Of bark
Sail silently over my morning star,
see men move in the moving Ozark,
Tall and silent as columns arc
Great sinewy men that are good to see,
With hair pushed back and with open breasts;
Barefooted fishermen seeking their boats,
Brown as walnuts and hairy IS goats =
Brave old water dogs, wed to the sea,
First to their labOrs and last to their rests
Ships are moving! hear horn;
A silver trumpet it sounds to me,
D-ep-yoiced and musical, far a-sea-
Answers back, and again it calls.
IT'S the sentinel boats that watch the town
All night, as mounting her watery walls,
And watching for pirate or smuggler. DoWr
Over the sea, and reaching away,
And against the east soft light falls
Silvery soft as the mist Of morn,
And catch breath like the breath of day.
The east is blossoming! Yea, rose,
Vast as the heavens, soft as kiss,
Sweet as the presence of woman is,
Rises and reaches and widens and grows
Right out of the sea, RS blossoming tree;
Richer and richer, SO higher and higher,
Deeper and deeper it takes its hue;
Brighter and brighter it reaches through
The space OF heaven and the place of stars,
Till all is as rich as q rose can be,
And my rose leaves fall into pillows OF fire.
Then beams reach upward as arms from sea
Then lances and arrows are aimed at me.
Then lances and spangles and .spars and bar
| Are broken and shivered and strown on tn
sea;
| And around and about me tower and spire
Start from the pillows like tongues of fire.
JOAQUIN MILLER.
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Mtr AND HuMoR+
EDITED BY
Z. Donneny, JE.

1.-TWO soles that beat as one.n remark
ed the boy 10 his mother, Is she was
dealing with him for his sins with both
slippers at once.
The other day an excited individual
accosted street gamin with the ques-
ton. Say, bub, which is the quickest
way for me to get to the railway depot"
Run. " was the reply.
An Indian came to certain agent in
the northern part of Iowa to procure
some whisky for young warrior who
had been bitten BY rattlesnake. -Four
quarts!" repeated the agent, with sur
pvise. ''As much as that" Yes re-
piled the Indian, flour quarts-suake
very big"
People tell the story of a man who
called at the house Of neighbor, half
mile from his own house, early in the
morning. and after the usual salutations
seated himself on chair, and on being
asked to eat some breakfast. answered.
Il don't suppose ought to stop, for our
house is on fire, and they sent me to tell
you."
Jones and his wife were always quar-
reling about their comparative talent for
keeping fire. She insisted that Just so
surely as he attempted to arrange the
sticks with the tongs he put the fire out.
One night the church bell sounded the
alarm of fire, and Jones sprang to his
tlagration. ''Mr. JONES' cried his wife
as he reached the door, MIR. Jones,
take the tongs!"
1 A young lady was standing on the
wharf, waviug her handkerchief at 4
schooner lying in the stream. ..Know
anybody aboutp" queried her compan-
ion as he came along. mo, l don't,
but they're waving their handkerchief
at me-" she replied. Hand (ha!} kerr
(hoo) chiefs!' he exclaimed, dropping
his basket and leaning against . wood
pile; ''why, them's the mans shirts
bung up to dry" She waved into .
. warehouse.
i A man of Fort street going home at a
I late honr in the night saw that the occu-
pants of house standing flush with the
, street had left a window up, and he de-
cided to warn them and prevent q bur-
glary. Putting his head into the window
he called out: Hello! good peop-!'
; That was all he said. A whole pailful
of water struck him in the face, and as
he staggered back woman shrieked
out: didn't | tell you what you'd gel
il you wasn't home by9 o'clock P"-De.
tr0int Free Press.
: sWell, Mr.. Miller" said Yankee
: proudly, to travelling Scot, as they
! stoo by the Falls Of Niagara, sis It no
0 wonderful? In your country your
e never saw anything like that" 'sLik'
IS that !" said the Scot; ''there's far mali
d wondnrfn' concern no twa miles fra wha
y | was born" 'sIndced!' exclaime,
jonathan, with an air of superciliou
e skepticism, .'and pray what kind OF con
n Germ may it be?" "Weel, mon, replied
J. Sawney, it's q peacock with wo0del
- Leg
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Stenography BY Machinery.

A curious apparatus has recently been in
vented ID France, by the sid of which steno-
graphic writing may be accomplished 1t the
rate Of from 200 to $50 words per minute,
which is probably as fast as the language
can DO spoken by the readiest speaker. The
device consists Of keyboard operated by
the hand Of the reporter, and composed Of
twelve black and an equal number Of white
keys. On each side Of the instrument is a
large key moving by pressure Of the wrist
ana serving to give supplementary signs
which simplify the reading Of the charac-
tiers printed.
All the keys, when operated. produce in.
dications in ink on roll of paper, which
| is taken from reel in a manner similar t.
that on the Morse telegraphic apparatus
The black keys, however, give long marks
while the white ones cause simple dots to b,
transcribed. At each pressure Of the fin
gers on the keyboard, the paper is automat
ically unrolled for about O.O2 of an inch, s,
that on each line any combination Of twelv
double signs may be imprinted; these sign
are arranged in groups Of four each, an,
read from left to right. in the or linar,
manner.
The number Of characters which may b.
made on each division Of four is more tina,
sufficient to require single letter. In 9th
er words, with practice, three letters or les
can be written at once. If the useless let
tiers be suppressed. such as double letters,
mute, ETC., frequently q single movemen
will produce an entire word. In case, how
ever, the word is to be continued in the mex
line, . movement Of one of the wrist key
makes character indicating the fact.
The manipulation Of the board require
great skill. Learning to read characters il
very easy, but At least six months practic
is necessary for one to become an exper
operator, capable Of following every wor
as il is uttered in = large assembly.
The paper roll is Of NO great length
About 60 TO 20 feet, inches wide, is n
quired for an hours continuous writing.
scientific Ame,ican