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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

THl BONANZA o ALI -lnvsilds, By ncr'
vous debility, DESTROYS Of again feeling the
vigor Of health and vim Of system, Nshould take
. few bottles 81 Dr. Henley's Celebrated l,x.
will feel the dawn OF restoration. Of returning
health. No case OF dyspepsia, Indigestion.
loss Of appetite. rheumatism, kidney or liver
dissase, has ever resisted its restorative
power. Every part Of the human system re-
quirss and should receive sustenanee and sup
IN the stomach cannot supply the allment TO
quire4, the whole system nsngulahes. Fortify
yeur organs Of life with these bittsrs. and In q
few days ron will feel your whole system In
vigosaied; for every disease arising from dis
ordered liver, stomach or bowels. u 10 inval.
liable ; II will revive your shattered system
keep II within reach, Il thoy value health and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

csarAlxrr,-when q man undertakes TO
make his Investments for future need, he
10 obliged TO assume that he will have time TO
complete them. That 10. he must sssums % .
certainty tho very thing whose uncertainty
causes him TO make provision at all. But II he
ipsurss his life aud then lives 10 old arc. the
pslicy will prove Q better cash Investment than
be can easily make In any other manner. .takiag
into accsult its freedom from al and every
hazard. ifhs dies early. the object Of making
Q provision for his family 10 Instantly attained,
Insure In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

THErs AND snRrshhnr-shade trees, fruli
trees, shmbbery. evergretns. Vines, etc.. OF
all descriptions, suitable foI the climate and
locality Of viYinlaA and aold hlll. just received
IN prime order frum California, and for salc Al
reasonable prlces. placing them within the
reach Of all. BY Alexander Clark. Lone Star
stables, on the Divide. Now II tree planting
time, and Q hne opportunity 10 beauty and rem.
der mors valuable your homes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

Blue Porsrs. - Large. sized. delicious b
waves, frssh from ihe ses. can he had every
morning 81 Tom HefrOn's celebrated Rating
stand, Paisce saloon. Virginia City. Al.o oil
kinds Of ash, spring chicken, porter houre
steaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man. tisdronfs dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gsstronomle skin. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21


. crowded. audience. To any Who know
Mn. Bowers, Il Ii needless 10 say that
in the character Of Camille she acquitted
herself TO the unqualified satisfaction OF
all present. The same can be said OF
Mr.. McCollom. who personated Armand
Duval. Whatever may DO said OF the
judgment displayed by the management
in the parts assigned some Of the troupe,
Il Is certain that they seldom give the
wrong part to Mn. Charles Edmonds.
Last night, in the character OF Madame
Prudence. she again delighted everybody
with her peculiar and effective rendition.
| Edmonis, M Count Devsrvilie. and
Billings, As Mons. Duval. rendered thar
respective parts with their usual degree
Of excellence and ability. Miss Mollis
\ Raynor, in the character Of Niohette.
gave q rep s~sniaiion OF the inflated.
| bombastic counselor.at.law. with an an
imation so different from her usual
somewhat apathetic style. rs to surprise
and delight everybody. The others
| played their parts for all they were
worth. One word might DO said of slr.
| George Giddens TO the managers, viz:
never cast that young man for q pert re-
| auiring the actor to be profoundly seri-
ous, for even the attempt on his part to
10 30 Is provocative OF mirth. Tonight
gilmore, or Light ut Last" which has
been in preparation for some time. will
DO presented. and n crowded house can
be expected.
- III. v.,n. y, ,,;a.. x.. antlv
w.
Illustrator in GU. 'o"n ~' "s."
all need something hSht occasionally
Life cannot bc wholly composed Of solid.
practical facts. Changes are NO necessa-
~ that when We are too long happy.
even. IL becomes stale. AMI II VIC have u
not ourselves. We So to borrowing trou-
bie. Alter the neal anu 'oii o. tno aay,
nu - s,,..,s ,hs;, minJs FREQ
srom care. ami omen for any kind Of III.
y.,sion when nj some fancisd grievance
an unusually small dog began barking
with sueh fury as TO completely raise
| him OF his feet anal gig him back four
or tiy, inches each time. His bark Was
| The biggest part Of him, and where there
wa. room i'm his diminutivo anatomy to
s,ore /, away. passcs all comprehension.
Az a small Iii of amusement he wal q
| biv success.
-n,...,
= Hon A r. U.x
.u,,,., a.v hs,o,a Yesterday from
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

Jrsr READ His.-neymsn Bro,hsrshavcl Just
opened . new furniture store on the corner OF
necessary Tor furnishing house,. cheaper than
any housc this eide of ssn Francisco. They
Keep constantly ON hand = large stock of furni
turs. bedding, carpets. crockery, giass and
plated ware. Give them 4 call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21
AN ANVIL RrsrossiHrLIrr .-Evsusody has

An ANVIL RrsrossrBILirr. BODY hai
consisting 10 cay about eon,umption. We 81
dspiors Ito terrible ravagcs, but 90 ly . few o
Nc seem 10 have common sense enough TO TAX,
the proper means nj preventing 70. Its Q nc
a. easy of proof ~ that two and two are four
that nals's Honey o. HoIehound and Tar
breathing, hoarsenrss or any other OF u,
symptomi which. ~ Il were, pave the way vi
that terrible destroyer. will effect . radical ant
rapid eurs Of the ailment, and avert oil danger
Whoever, knowing this. neRleets 10 rerort u
the true specific under such circumstances
assumes o fearful responsibility. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure In one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

Mar MARKKr.-At the washoo Meat
Market, No. 200 South G street. vir.
ginia, will 10 found the latest. tender.
est ami sweetest steaks. chops. roasts,
sto., imaginable. Restaurants. board
ing houses and private families In either
Virginia City or Gold Hill. furnished
with meats ON the most reasonable
terms. Their advertisement will be
found in our columns under tho head Of
'Sow to-day"
PERSONAL. The Carson Appeal thus
hits OF our festive friend. beer, Of South
q street. Virginia: ''Mr. Joseph Beer
and wife paid Carson a flying visit yes
terisy. Joe looks M though married
life agreed with him. We heard him
whisper to George Fryer that he wouldn't
be n bachelor again. even IL he was Of
fcrcd all Of the Comstock lode N an in
ducemcnt."
SopA wArsR.-Kelly X Co., No. 10
North & street. Virginia, whose ldver.
tisement will 10 found in another col
umn. under the head OF .'New to-day"
ART prepared 10 furnish u people with
the very best soda water nj prices 30 low
that all can afford to drink. Their soda
water will throw n cork out Of q bottle
just fifty feet by actual measurement.
CnASeISG GmAyfE.-M the Belcher
yesterday. they were lowering a giraffe
into tho mine. The one now running
has been in active service for tho last
eight months. and Il need Of repairs.
II il no small job TO got such n large
box ~ the Belcher giraffe into the mine.
IL has TO DO sent down In sections and
rivetsd together after they get 1t below.
RrotsrKlrIox.-At J p. n. to-day
there were 1900 names registered with
Justice Wright. registrar Of Gold Hill
II Is the largest number ever polled for
any election Of local officers in Gold
Hill. The polls close tomorrow at
y. NJ, and all those not registered had
better be getting around they want .
ricco OF the pic.
lis CoSprrioS.-Policsman A. J.
Smith Of Virginia City. whose left side
WINS paraiyzcd Monday. was this morn
inc able 10 move his left hand. He Ii
not, however. feeling 30 well to-day AZ
he did yesterday. which 10 probably
caused by the medicine ho Is taking.
SrErL TIKhs.-To-day We saw . set OF
car wheels for the Crown Point giraffe.
with a steel tire Il. inches thick. shrunk
ON. The company bAs used the same
Kind Of wheel for the last four months,
with the utmost satisfaction.
Asnrsp.. -Four arrests were made by
the Virginia police last night. One.
charged with stealing $50 down in SiS.
mile Canyon. was captured in Reno and
brought TO Virginia City by This norm
ing's train.
JrnY TRiIL.-P. J. Murphy, arrested
for selling liquor to Indians. had his
case set for trial by jury. in Justice
Co,'s Court. Virginia City. al o'clock
to-day.
NEw Prxr Rops.-Ihe Gould X Cur
ry Company are mp to the fourth sta
ton with their new pump-rods, and will
be able to start the pump in eight or ten
days.
USpEn CoSraoL.-The water which
has been flowing into the Beleher. from
tho Oycrman mine, for the last few
,l,x. /. undsr control and taken caro OF.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21
I...ss r.s.a sAs s,s,eksas.

LAtsss Ers.a The Bisleksde.
ooprs. April 2l.-Thsrailroad block.
sds still continues. II was szpsctsd the
passengers delayed here would start
East this morning. and al were located
and the engines attached, when word
came thai no train could got through to-
day. There are now about twenty cars
Of passengers ives. Of Green River. the
FIRST Of which will probably arrive here
sometime tomorrow. unless new trouble
arises, which IL not At all anticipated.
This division viii undoubtedly b all
repaired by tomorrow afternoon, and II
Is expected that the whole line will Be
in running order BY next Saturday or
Sunday. II nothing further occurs TO-
day the trains will start east tomorrow.
The Union Pacific Company has been
issuing subsistsnos 70 smigrsnts here,
and they have kept remarably good or.
der for such . large number. The ut-
mos. good feeling prevails among the
passengers. who accept the situation
gracefully. oehev'ns mat III Is Icing
done that human power can accomplish
to restore communication. There arc
from 4oV 70 ooo Psssens'f' ~ ~
desained mere. oa' al af' ''"'
and well provided 'of.
The Pe.nsyivania cscl li.sr.
m..,.".sss. n.s..,.r-
~ yo,r In,,I Of - ,nse,,i from
po,,,v;,I. cav, ih,, ms.t,n. Al m. AZ.
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tbs meeting I. .~n,iously looked for. II
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

A oIrrxEx Of syracuse has thirteen
children. all girls. What that father
has spent for hairpins would have
bought the Western Union Telegraph
wires.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

InroRrANr.- Indorsed BY the Medical pro-
fsssion. Dr.. VIM. Ilall's Balsam for the LUNG
diseases OF the Throat and Chest. Dr.. T0wns-
lsy's roothaehs Anodyne cures In oae min.
uts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

TAxs Ayer's Pills for ell the purposes Of =
puVatlve, for constipation. indigestion, hsad.
ache and liver complaint. BY universal accord,
thsy are the best Of ali pareatives for family
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

The IMMIoRLSrs.-- Tho Sacramento
Record says that twenty-five car loads Of
immigrants arrived from the East on
Thursday last. They appeared to be
almost exclusively people accustomed to
hard work. and nearly all were young
under 30 years Of age. Few OF them
were we'll informed as to where they
wero going. or what they would do when
they got to the end Of their journey.
Although u was n frequent observation
with them, ''If we've got TO starve. we'd
rather II would DO In n warm country"
Il was evident TINT great things were eI-
pected from the Gland OF gold" Half
q dozen OF the new comers were offered
$40 Per month each 10 work Mt or near
Truckec. but tho offer was declined, tho
parties intimating that they wanted to
90 on TO San Francisco. and as far south
ward as possible. Several OF the immi-
grants were full OF romantic idsas con.
corning California. and apparently e.
peeted TO fnd S~20.pioces growing In the
streets and fields. They'll be apt TO get
nearer to tho sober reality Of hard work
when they find that the Spring crop OF
twsntios has bosn picked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

49, w Nv
tariasisn IN Pasiie Schools
Suicide.
Sax FaAScIsco, April 81. $50 p. NJ
At q meeting Of the Democratic State
Central commit.es yesterday. = rssolu-
ton was adopted authorizing the Exec
utivs Committee TO change the time Of
holding the primary election In this city
and county from April Gath to Saturday.
May LIST.
At q meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton last night, a petition was presented
from . number Of citizens, principally
Germans. asking the Board not to intro
duce into the schools either the King
James or Donay edition Of the Bible, or
any other ssctarian work; also that tho
Lords Prayer DO excluded. Referred
10 the Judiciary Committee.
James Finley, who attempted suicide
yesterday afternoon by taking opium.
died this forenoon about 0 o'clock at the
City Prison Hospital. II Is now stated
that tho oct was prompted by being con-
victed OF o misdemoanor some days ago.
which so worked upon his mind % to
lead to self-dsstruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21

Observation-Disclosures ''eons
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-21
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.r,cAI TO TEE oolD u,lL D.,lr srw..
FROM SAN ~FRANcIsco

Date sfPrimariss ChaaEsd-Ns See.
tariantsn IN Pasiic sehesls-
Buietde.
Smyrna times., 1875-12-08

THE New SPEAKER.-Hon. NJ. C. Kerr.
speaker of the House. as Washinoton' =
elected by the Democ' ats on Monday last
was born at Titusville, Penna., on March
Is, 1927. After receiving an academic
education, he studied law at the Louisyille
University, graduating in IS47. He then
removed to New Albany, Ind, where he
began the practice of his profession in 1852
In 1855 he was elected Prosecuting Attor-
ney of Floyd county. In 1856 and 1857 he
was member of the State Legislature. In
1862 be became the Reporter of the
Supreme Court of Indiana, and edited five
volumes ofreports. In 1864, he was elected
a Representative i'll the Thirty-ninth Con
gress, was reelected in 1866, 1868 and 1870.
but retired at the end of the Forty-second
Congress, after a service of eight wears. In
the Forty-second Congress, he became a
member of the Ways and Means Committee
for the first time. In that Congress he was
classed as pronounced Revenue Reformer.
and has always been known as an earnest
advocate offree-trade doctrines. Heis also
a hard money man. Last November he
was elected TO the Forty-fourth Congress by
q majority of 1909.
Smyrna times., 1875-12-08
SAe2'WS safes.
SHERIFFs SALE.

SilERlFF'S SALE
- by virtue of a writ of Levari FaciaS TO mo
urSGted VIII be exposed TO Public Sale at the hotel
OF Charies +. FOXTell, in the town of Smvrna Dncl
creek hundred, Kent County and State of DeIawore
on INT kSlAf the 23d of December 1873 at O'Clock
T. NJ the following Real Estate, to wit:
No. i-Au that certain farm. plantation and nsrcn1
OF land situated in Duck Creek Hundred Kent Cnmnt,
1@llq ana state OF Delaware aforesaid adjoining lands 6f
Mllam Denney, lands of the heirs of JoSeph SNOW
ana others, and containing one Hundred ana SRI,
Heres u Land more or less ' N'"'y
40. All that certain other farm Dlantation and
parcel OF land, situated in the Hundred Comfy and
Stale Aforesaid adjoining the parcel above described
lahIS OF James 7. Snow land of John Rice and lands
Land more or less '' '''V
NO 1-All that certain other farm tract and norcel
OF Iand situate in the Hundred County and State
aforesaid. in what is called RaymOnds Neck adioin
ing lands OF the heirs of Henry Stout dcctN and cor
less. '''"''' Iii"Ic oI
No. And also, all that certain otbor firm,
Plantation and parcel of land situated i'm WEI
Is called Dutch Neck. in the Hundred Co1ntv
ana state aforesaid, adjoining lands of the heirs 6f
Alexander PETERSON lands of Robert Raughlpv and
iahdS OF Phllp CunminS and containing ahoiIt Tjra
H"Ad'td lcTcS o. Upland, and about T7re TEIndrCG
1tGFtS uHfS and Grippe, more less together with
all anu singular the buildings fixtures sc
s,SE, ana taHen IN execution as the uroDerty of
will be sold for cash MS "lie' anu
s,,,,,,,.,,. o,..,,.- ?, PETER L. COOPER. Sheriff
SHERlFFS OFFICE. DOVER, DEL
December |. 1874
Smyrna times., 1875-12-08
CuERIET-,S SArr

NHERIFFS SALE.
- y! virtue Of writ Of Alias Veuditioni Exponas
20 me uiTected' VIII be exposed 10 sale bv y,0, of
auo'lg Nehdue, at the times and places hcrruT.Icr
aicl ue iolIoWing lots pieces and parcels of land
wit: N''e" d. i"44o"S' 10
~ me H2't Of Gc9rgc Dcborty in the T,rr nj r; IN
'>''N' A"fdeTEW Htodrcd, CJUay and S'1te of,rcarJ
On Saturday, Dee. Ii. 1873, at . O'Clock. Pm
No 29.-All those two tracts. pieces and ,.o,,l -
h,i situated IN the Forest Of South MsIrCerkiU HIM
Ict, heht county and state of Delaware one adinin-
lilg Iahls Of William Edwards. lands Of John " Ia
wards Iands OF William NOShell and Others ana soi
70 contain CHf Handred and Tcend I2D Icrps NJ I1DT
more or less; the improvements are singia ST.
mouse &C. the other adjOns lands Of John Uurj
lands OF samuel Faulkner and other lands oTj Co
uliils E'9~ Acres q Land, more or les.
the Front Door Of he County BuRdng in le 7,,, of
D0'eT' Dorer Hundred, County and Siae aCgresad y
On Tuesday, Dec. II, 1870 at ? O'Clock. Pm
No S-All the right Ntle and interest and proncrtv
l James X Clements, fsaid to be the equal undiydc
aIIaIt o All tnat farm or tract Of land Situated in
Dover Hundred, Kent County and State Of DeIoJro- ~
Roads % l4OckwOOds Church adjoining lands nr vi
ram Stubbs and other lands. and said 10 contain T
M0"fed ana Ntnc'ect t2y) AcTcs Of Land more or los.
thc Improvements are twost0TV frame l,voIli1,,
mouse ana Kitchen. stable, carriage-house &c ''7
seized and taken in execution as tho r-o,,o-t,. e
JANE, X. CLEMENTS. and will be sold for ca. ~ y"
sr,,,, l,. PETER J.. COOPER Sheriff
SHERiTFs OFFICE DOVER. DEi.l '
November Il, 1915
Smyrna times., 1875-12-08
FARMS WANTEn!

INC request OF some OF the most prominent citizens of SMYRNA
Real Estate Agent of Eston will at once start
Branch Agency Smyrna Del provided the noonIo VIII -
inc enterprise by promptly placing their m SALE on nv list
My success in the sale of Real the best evidence Of INV @
eS o seing have sold in Talbot County, within o mast tI
teen months 1000 land and intend to rnsb M %
ness as vigorously here in Talbot i
you may De greatly benefited certainly moth.
ing by allowing to show your farms at nv axperso 70
maze no charge whatever if any way instrumental in
9 ne buyer sold to coming through nv influence o
advertising charge commission per cent on the fr+ e9ooo I
. on all over and above $3OOO ~ ~
ms Is less than the chancery commissions allowed T
i'hou9h they are at no for eIo,o
purchasers, while my expenses $500 o 800 month";
The immigration resulting this OUTLAW benefits t ~ .
large more than myself and all return for this risk ;s 70 ~
description and price of every County ,ot oI
50 as TO oe able to suit every who to buy
lease Sen IN description of farms for circular which will
be circulated among thousands O land
sep 29-tf ! f ArANCIIl iS''
"old Posohicc, next door % Foxwers Hotel SMYRNA Del
Smyrna times., 1875-12-08
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Smyrna times., 1875-12-08
FARM At PRIVATE SAEE,

The Subscriber will sell at Private Sale the follow
ing described Real Estate late of Rebecca Robinson
qecdy situated in Duck Creek Hundred Kent Comfy
. miles from Smyrna, adjoining lands of John II
iBewey Nathaniel F. Wilds lands Of the heirs Of John
1I.uADoIough, dee a. ana Isaac W. Conard, containing
FJtg-one Acres The buildings consist Of two-anda
nait story frame dwelling house, with nine rooms air
nnshed' with kitchen attached, good milk -hoIISe
emu stabing for six horses &c There is a strawberry
paeh ot one acre, one acre i'm Taspbcrries and annie
OrGhard all IN bearing. This property Is within ono
mlie OF water navigation. two miles from Douplass
station on the Bombay Hook Railroad and convent.
ent " churches aud schools. ANY one desiTinS IN
purchase small farm, conveniently located i'm tbri.
wing nelghborhOOd, get bargain on easy forms
For further particulars inquire Of ms
Nov II ls75-lm JAMES G. ROBINSON.