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sV The sale OF the Northern

sW"The sale OF the Northern Pa
cifo Railroad and all its branches,
franchises, appurtenanoes, &c, ID
advertised to take place in New York
City ON the 28th OF August The
appurtenances, &C., embrace, among
other things, sisty millions OF acres
Of land, probably the largest body
Of land ever offered in fee at one
time in this or any other country
A committee OF bondholders will
probably buy tho road and reorgan-
ize the company. The bondholders
who do not wish to enter the new
company, will take their dividendi
out Of the amount realized ct th,
sale.
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The old engine house at Harper's
Ferry, in which John Brown and his
party were stormed and captured, is
used by an undertaken a. q hearse
house. The loop holes which tho in
surrectionists made have been brick
cd up. but the outlines can be readi,
ly traced. The places on the floor
where one Of Browns sons died and
the other was mortally wounded are
pointed out by the villagers, al
though the blood stains that re.
lnained for several years have faded
ont.
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ssS~The Clearfield miners have re

s<S>The Clearfeld miners have re.
sumed work at the old price-fifty
cents per ton-thus proving tho
strike to be total failure, but mat
tors have assumed q more distasteful
aspect towards the miners. Besides
losing couple weeks wages, they
are now called upon to sign an
agreement to engage in no strikes,
and to connect themselves with NO
miners association, and il they re.
fuse they are forced to withdraw
their tools from the mines-ll the
result OF the strike. Nearly all the
miners arc signing the agreement
but some few are refusing.
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Too many deploro all expenditures
for educational perposos, without
once considering the money value
Of education. II is not how we'll the
money is expended, that should be
jealously watched by citizens. More
money could DO used than is used
for education, il applied judiciously,
with very beneficial results.
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An instance Of shoddy aristocracy
meanness is reported from tho South
End, Boston, where q wealthy woman
hired for a servant her own sister.
treated her in all respects as meni-
al, and, though she and her husband,
having no children, dined alone
when no company WAS in the house
they mover permitted the sister 10 sit
with them.
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II is stated that the Postmaster
General will, on the assembling of
Congress, suggest modification Of
tho present law governing newspaper
postage
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Rights '%'Citizep, q

Ofthc United States--Hor 10 Erercise and
ho~ TO preserve thenI BY The pAilus Par
sons, Ill. d.
Containing . commentary On the FEEDER.
al and State Constitutions. giving their
histoW snd origin, and . full sxplsnstion
Of their principles. purposes and provis-
Ions the power and dulles sf psblie on
esrs the Hghts Of the people, cad The Oh.
llisstioss incurred n every relation Of lie:
also. psrlismsntsry rules fer deliberate
bodies, and full dirsetions aad legal forms
fot ell business trsnsaetions. - making
Wills, Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Notes.
Drafts, Contracts, sto. A Law Library In
. single volume. Il meets the wants ef oil
olassss ssd sells 10 everybody.
JONES BROTHER 4 CO., Phlls. q.
ksy, l8 6w
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W " Vlvof working people Of both seles, young
aud old. mako more money st work fos Us, Ia
their own localities during their .ps monisnts
employmsnt that will pay handsomsly for ever,
hours work. Full particulars, ternis. &C., ssn
frss. send us Jour sddress ~ once. Don't delay
pess slssvhsre, until you have learned what "
ODER. @ sTinson = o., Portland, Maine.
June 3,.13sly
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%-Mr. Geo O. Evans, whose
fame was SO prominently before the
public in connection with tho collec-
tion Of Penn3ylvcnia's war claim
against tho gene.-i d sovernment died
on Thursday, at his residence in
West Philadelphia. Mr.. Evans was
fifty four years Of sge at the time oi
his decease
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~t is said that the Pope has
laid by 40,OO0,O00 francs to meet
possible adversities, and that il fore
cd 10 leave Italy he will bring it with
him.
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D~Two bushels Of revolutio nary
cannon balls and Q number OF KIN ives
and bayonets were ploug he'd up in q
field in westchsstsr county, New
York, the other day, after having
lain undisturbed for . hundred
years.
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M ApVHETA.-a13s

SHERlFF.-A. TO earnest request
Of many Of my friends, OF both parties. I have
for the oce,o Of sheriff. subject to the rules Of the
Democratic County Oonvs ntion. should be
nominated and elected, I will discharge the
duties ofths otnee with impartisiity end ndslisy
JAMES =. SMITH.
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sheriff. hereby announce my
for the once OF Sheriff. pisdEins nysslf 10 psr.
form tue duties Of the once faithfully, im.
partially end 70 the best Of my sbtlity.
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SHERIFF -Irospectfully announce
TO the Democrats that hereby odsr myself o. .
candid for the offios Of Sheriff. subject 10 the
J. p. KANTZ.
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TO ..;e ccc..iOCRACY.--At the in
stAn,s Of .-any Of my democratic friends, onsr
aud assure my friends that Ii nom mated I will
use every honest sudesvor 10 b elected, and n
elected will perforia 4. duties Of the once with
ndelity aad 10 the best OF my ability.
URIAHT. HERROLD.
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Road Expenditures.

h0ao expenditures.
OTATEMENT Of Expenditures oi
~ roads for the yssrs is13 iS;t Of Wet Bsa-
yer township snyder county Psuusyivania.
isTa Peter Enspp Supervisor Df.
Amount Of Duplicate eosi'
1874 amount Of Duplicsts e6S SS-1;o< 07
For the year 1873 BY labor and CT.
Hauling &c. SO o.
For the year ls'< boi Io-itsi n
Baisacs due ioz %
John Kline Supervisor for 1874 DR..
Amount Of Duplicate <,s - csc Is
BY labor, hauling plank 10. ss se-tfa 70
Balance Due 10 John Kiins ~ u
Outstsnd'g BY previous supervisors 81 ~
Debtor 70 Jacob ntlisr late SUPER
visor laos
Balance dss the township lis 70
April i7th, 1879. We the updsrsignsd Auditors
have examined the above accounts and have
found them true and correct - stated.
A. A. ROMIG,
J. J. MATTERN.
HENRY II. LAUB,
Audit ore.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
The Political, Personal, and Propeyf,
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West Beaver Township statsment.

ICTATEMENT Of Expenditures and
Snyder eoanty School District for the year ends
inG Juas tn 4. ID. 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

An INLAND SKA IN ArRIcA- Proposals
have from time 10 time been made to let
the water OF tho ocean into tho sunkcn
desert Of Sahara. but until quito recent
~ they have had reference to a connec-
ton between tho Rod Sea and tho east-
srn portion Of tho vast sterile waste.
Attention has now been drawn TO tho
course Of tho river Bella, which enters
the Atlantic near Capo Bojador. and
which sooms TO present especial facili-
tics for tho execution Of q dosign TINT
would do no much to open up tho great
African continent. The Bella runs
through a ridge, separating tho great
desert from tho coast, and ut one point
Of It's course, whcro tho ridge Is very
narrow, II Is proposed TO deepen the
channel and let In tho waters OF the
Adriatic. The vast sea that would thus
DO created could DO easily connected by
q short canal with the Niger and Tim
buctoo, and q water system OF commit.
nication would thus bo established that
would produce an incalculablo rovola.
ton In the climate and civilization Of
those regions. This scheme has COM
mcnded Itself to Sir John Glover. Dom
aid Mackenzie and others, and tho two
frst named gentlemen hayo offered 70
lead a surveying party TO the locality. 70
report on the pncticability and probabls
xpeus OF tho enterprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

TINKERISo TIM BELL oil L%rBEErY.-
Tho Philadelphia Record, reviewing tho
post Revolutionary history Of the Bell
Of Independents at Philadelphia, says:
Since the bell was cracked II has sew
eral times been tinkorcd at, in tho CT
fort 10 mako II sonorouso once moro. At
one time tho scam, we think, was filled
with silver, or Nh Rmalgam OF silver;
but tho sound would not como back.
They then undertook to out tho
crack, causing It TO present n loss sharp
and ragged odge. on the singular theory
perhaps that It could DO made to ring
like the little globular sleigh bells TINT
tinkle though they have IN opening to
let tho sound out. hut tho result was.
worry naturally, by no means successful.
Il being clear enough beforehand, one
would say, that the vibrations in the
metal, when struck. would conflict at
the crack and spoil tho hoped.for or.
rangemsnt. The findings OF metal that
wcro bored out in this process were mads
oyor into little bells as Revolutionary
relics, Henry Clny, VIC believe, receiv-
ing the first Of these m%uch.prized mo.
mentoes. Some people have also boon
guilty, as tho bell shows, OF clipping
aud splintsring fragments from the rim
a. relics. We have not much faith that
the bell will DO restored to its own 70.
sonance, but We should be very glad to
hear that thore wa a prospect OF doing
m nv tha neyy nr0cesscs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22
LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK.
MANHATTAN, Kan.

MANHATTAN, Kan.
r. v. PnncE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir Your favorite prescription
has done my vito q world Of good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has
felt better the past two weeks than at
any time In tho past two years. No
more periodical pains; mono OF that ach.
ing back or dragging sensation In her
stomach she has been accustomed 70 for
several years. ! have 80 much oon6.
dence In II that I would b perfectly
willing 10 warrant Il TO certain custom.
ers Of ours who would bs glad 10 got
hold Of relief OF any expense. Ihave
tried many patent medicines, but never
had any occasion to extol one before.
Very truly yours,
Gro. B. WHITING.
Mrs. z. r. DAILY, Metropolis, H..
writes: "Dr. II. v. Pierce--My sister
Is using the Favorits Prescription with
great benefit"
Mary Ann Frisbis. Lehman. Penn.
writos: CDR. r. v. Pierce-what ! have
taken OF your medicine has boon OF moro
benefit to me than all others and hun.
dreds OF doctors bills"
DR.. Pierco's Fayorits Prescription IL
sold by dealers In medicines generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22
nm. :, svr.r.-rn. blood h. The hfs Of /

LIVE 10 swExr.-Ths blood 10 the hfs OF the
human system. Keep Il pure and oil 10 well
for this purpose NO standard medicine has bad
20 uniform add amazing success - Or. Hen
ley's Celebrated I. X. L. Ditters. THIS 10 Z
pure stimulant, medicated with the enest Ton
Ice and Alternatives which the vegetable King.
ION affords; and 10 the only preparation a
present known which thoroughly meets inc
emergency. The effect Of this popular rsstor'
alive IL continuous. Each dose taken invigor.
aies the vital energies and the brain, and lts
prolonged nee will unquestionaby CURE any
case OF debility, or mental torpldlty. that does
not srist nom organic canres beyond the feesn
Of medicine. Il 10 In the ~strictest .euse or tns
word, an lnvirorating and. rcgulaiing, eorcial.
n tho nerves are tremulous and relaxed, "
braces them; u the liver 10 tsrpid u promotes
activity in that organ; the appetite 70 poor ano
IIeestion q slow aud nainful operation, II efe'
stes a relish for food and enables the stomach
10 convert ID Into hsslthful aliment. More.
over. II 10 a specific for . large number OF all
msnts, CONS Of which arc particularly, pfevs.
lent in tho damp and chilly weather which We
al Omen experiences In mid.wintcr. Amon
thesa NAV be mentioned rheumalism, CHILLI
and fsysr. and ali tho morbid conditions o. the
digestive ORGANS. by insurtng perfect digcs-
lion ind 4 proper now Of bile, u insures pure
blood, a vigorous circulation, and the prnmp'
dischArrs OF all waste matter RON the systsm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22
4

There are many Of the age OF thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, OMEN accompanied by . sllghi
pmarting OF burning sensation. and . weaken
ing Of III, system In q manner tho patient can
not account for /; on examining the urinary do.
posits q ropy sediment win often be found, and
sometimes small particles Of Albuuen will ap
pear, OF the color will be OF . thin and milkish
hue, again changing TO . dark and torpid ap.
pesrance. There are many men who die OF thls
difficulty. ignorant OF the caure, which 10 the
second stage OfseminAl weakness. DR.. y. will
guarantee q perfect cure In all such cases, and
. healthy restorstion OF tho genito-urinary or
gans.
N. B.-Only an interview required In . ma
jority Of eases; balance Of treatment can be
conducted Of home without Interruption oil
business. Ofieo hourt-i0 to !, Q to 8, and I "a
8. Sundays-s 10 4 p. =. only. Consultation
Free. Examination and advice, Is.
~ DIR. u. J.. SPEER, late surgeon In Bel
lsvue Hospital. IL nos associated with Dr.
splnnoy, and will give special attention. 70 the
treatment Of diseases OF tho EYR and kAR
Al.o PRIVATE DlsRAsEs, RirlRR ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
sB.A All communications strictly confidential
mn A, m, sPINNRY,
10 Hor kl1. Virginia, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
r,ciIL TO + eolD ruI DAILY u,v,.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Hill Bsaehy ssriekss with Paraly.
sis = GENERAL Alfred RsdinEton
Dead.

San FRlscrsco. May 22-l:3o ?. NJ
Hill Bsachy, tho well known stago.lins
proprietor, was to-day stricken with
paralysis. His situation 10 deemed crit.
ical.
General Alfred Redington, we'll known
To this community for many ysars as
agent Of the California Steam Nav
igation Company at Sacramento. died at
tho Grand Hotel to-day. Deceased was
q native OF Maine, and came to Cal.
ifornia in Isi9, and during tho most Of
that time has been a resident Of Sac.
ramento. Ho has been frequently men,
toned in connection with tho Guber-
n'torial office, though never wal the
nomireo OF any convention. and has oil.
WAYS been in n greater or less degree
connected withpublic Affairs. Hisrsmains
will DO taken to sacramento this evening.
His funeral will take on Monday. The
deceased was ~ yoars Of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22
A Stage Drivers Darling.

q. 3. Gathers Is n stage driver in Col.
orado. A bright little girl Of SIX Sum.
mers lives With him and calls him father.
Tho old man and little girl have ON ex-
traordinary affection for each other.
when they are together they arc happy;
when separated they live In the prospect
Of meeting, and when they meet they be-
have like children Of the same ago.
Their mutual idolintion Is well known
In Denver. where their homo Is. About
two years ago an officer OF the law APP
peared In Denver with q rcquisition from
the Governor OF Pennsylvania for the ar.
rest and delivery OF old man Gathers on
q charge Of abduction. Cathors' friends
were 80 well convinced OF his honesty
that they warned him Of the presence OF
the officer, and aided in hiding both tho
old man and child until the oficor
had departed. Then Gathers explained
that no was not the girls father,
but her uncle, and gave o short family
history. II wal his dead sisters child.
whom no was treating as his own, and
better. II possible. When his sister was
dying sno gave the little n 10 I'M. anu
he promised TO live for the child and
guard her as his own. When his sisters
husband married again the father wanted
10 take the girl away from her uncle,
but ho fed with his treasure TO the far
West. He stopped Of Denver and DO.
came q stage driver. and his love for his
niece increased ton fold. When an OH
cor camo armed with Stato weapons TO
wrest his darling from him, Gathers and
his babe hid until the danger was past.
Lately another officer came with q rcqui.
aition from Pennsylvania and sued out n
warrant for Gathers arrest. The Shor.
if refused 10 serye 1t, and tho Penn
~sylvanian went homo empty handed.
Pennsylvania will havo to SO without
that littlo girl while there aro mountain
caves in tho West.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

"AHxAn, me darlint," cried Jamie
o'FlAnrigan TO his loquacious sweet
heart, who had not given him tho OPP
p~ortunity 10 ''gct in n word even edge
wise," during q two hours ride behind
his little bay nags In his oyster wagon,
''ars 20 aither KNOWN why. your
cheeks are like my ponies theref"
''Shure and it's because they're red. Is
iti" quoth the blushing Bridget, Path,
and q better raison than that, mayour-
nesn. Because there is u o. then,
aich side q Vaughn tongue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

THr LONGEST BALLOON voYAoE.-Tho
longest balloon voyage ever made has
just been accomplished by some nom.
bers OF the French Aerial Navigation
Society, who have resolved to undertake
o series Of night ascents for the purpose
Of sp~ectroscopic and. electrical observa.
tons. The balloon. which was called
tho Zenith, contained Ave passengers,
and started from Paris. descending near
Bordeaux In % hours. Several valuable
discoveries wero mado during the trip.
The aeronauts met with currents Of air
In different directions when sailing over
the Landes. In the higher regions q
hot wind directed them to tho ocean,
and lower down. ct 100 metres labout
500 feet) from the Garth. a cool breeze
took them inland. During the night q
clear moon enabled them to zoe the
earth, and about 8 A. n. the moon was
encircled by q splendid cruciform halo.
The balloon crossed the river Gironde In
IS minutes, and four pigeons were dis
patched, none OF which, however, have
Yet reached home. The lowest temper.
allure experienced was four degrees Boz
low zero (oent.) during the night. Anent
balloons, tho cost Of one In France up.
pears to be about GOO. The silk for
the upper part Of tho balloon Is worth
%. I'd. per yard, and that for the lower
portion, which must DO considerably
stronger, as II has TO hold tho weight OF
tho car and the ropes, about Is. Cd. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

Blue Poixrs. = Lrrc.sixed. delicious 81
morning Al Tom liefron's celebrated Eating
stand. Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds Of nsh, pprtng chicken. poftsr h0ust
steaks and everything elss eraved By the innsi
man. Uefron's dinner combinations are
marvel OF gsstrononis skin. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

s..ux wh., Tho fair.b.ircJ.
.-,u,,.,,,
fre-eatins gentleman VINO
Gold Hill this afternoon, hrst came 10
San Francisco. and sought an engage
man, n, tho Bella Union Theatcr, the
- ,,.,u.,,r, ., h;s ,b;,;tv N
inanase''
handle Q iion' e.e;, relues'cI ~, w
dsnco y MS "o,h'y 20 Per,oIn'
sonder'uI lea,s, ar; M. asss; ~
the manage II ne IN, I.u.uos 49,
me mouse, w ~u.er w -.
neat one. Thi, being done. tho appli.
cant stripped of his pants. took a cigar,
from his pocket, touched 70 'ns ryu.
hot .tovei Tor . fsn,' anu sne
Sord can 20 allowed IN UNA eonhu NJ,
sat own on me sieve 70 sn,oke ms
cigar. itis needless 70 my 'h"' 'n"'
coiored ihuiSiuuai WIS
srxp., SCHOOL PtcSIc.-Tho annual
.,r,r.,on anil n;cp;c of The sundoy
:. p.,,,,. p,,..o,.,
80 y.N.., @, ~. al,
U;u will taxa ni,ee SATURDAY.. June
i2th. The picnic will 30 held at the
Bowers Mansion. This Is the picnic
Tor those 10 attend who can appreciate
RATIONAL onioyment. There will DO none
~ ,bose discastinr sights attending this
uienie. which so often offend tho eye
and shock the feelings of those who at
tend pienics. where dr'hs,ng sp,i,.aoss
IT,. - an;oxmsn, ~ many who A..
tend. Tickets for the round trip are
placed at the small sum OF -.
w.. p,,,.r .,,v~r-Th. fo,.
/,
towing NAMES 'pps'''' !" "o
the staiion-houso' IN virginia, 'his
morning. T. 'onhson' arrested W
Jnhn cros.lr. by Chiot Of Police White,
and simth. for yagrancy--he is the man
mentioned in tho E"ierprss,s OF a day
2 a"I Ss 'S smith 10, Violating n city
n"M
~ nu.,u
srfLk'-ihe o's r'u'es "i'a"' ~
are never in full dress now unless 'he''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

crRrAisrr i-when q man undertakes 70
make hls own investments for future need, he
4. ohllyed 10 assume that he will have time 70
.omnleie them. That 10. he must assume ~ .
certainty tho very thing whoec uncertainty
csnses him to mako provision at all. but " he
,nsnr,, bIs life and then liyes 10 old age, the
policy will prove q better cssh Investment Than
ho can easily make 10 any other manner, taxing
hsyanJ. m hs dies early. the object nj making
a pr,yIrlon for his family =. Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life. 10y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22
A sryrocArixs couan.-Ins letter TO Nr

A s~urrocArixs couaH.-Ina letter to hrr'
Charlotte Llsie, OF Chicago, . lady we'll knows
.. a contributor TO the western ptess, shs
panied BY bleeding ct the lung, TO llale,s
Honey Of fIorohouna and Tar. my cough,r
shc ssys, .thrcatened TO suffoeate me
hat tie Honey Of Horehound and Tar hAi
removed every trace Of H.. The letter vas q
= lAdy irisnd IN this city; who Ia: p,scsd u q
nne. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In ons
mlnuto,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22
L,r on Yorn Rlonr srpr.-The health jour

LIE ON YorR kiairr sIpE.-The health Jour
nal. all direct their readers 10 lie on thsil
right side while asleep, bat neyman Bros. go
up a class of. spring beds ihst are . o perfsetl,
elegant and easy that Il don't make any differ
erenee In what position you. lie, you arc q
perfect ease. IIeyIpan Bros slso keep Q com
pietc ,tock Of all other kinds OF house furni
iure for sale at tho lowest living prices. The,
are at the eornar Of u and Taylor streets, VII
ylniA City. Give them 0 trial. - /.