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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
IA, Renewed to No. 1853 South {

49, A0.0sCe " I'VE 100 DUNN "
Street, Virginia, opposite Champaign House.
Or. 6plnnsy, well known throughout the
country - . Pathclogist aud Psychologist,
whose successful treatment Of certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements dc.
servedly entitle him to the familiar recogni.
tlon Of the GREAT SPECIALIST, would re-
specially inform the citizens Of Virginia City
and vicinity that his Increasing patronage de.
manding moro commodious apartments, he has
removed 10 his new ONCE. No. iss south y
street. Virginia, seven doors north Of the
French Drug store, where he will be pleased
to consult with all, thus giving invalids an op.
pertunity Of Kidding themselves. through his
professional agency. OF such constitutional an.
noyances and ailments ~ he claims TO compass
and 70 eg,e. without entering Into eiograph.
gate the fact that DIR. sPINNEY'S earliest
reputation may DO traced back to his inaugu
ration and conduct OF the Montreal Canada
EasD Medical Institute. The regime OF the
English Pharmaceutical Colleges 70 gauged by
an elevated standard An extended experience
and an asslduous study OF the varied phases
Of disease enables him to guarantee assurances
Of success In the eradication Of the inultiform
chronic affections incident TO both sexes. such
- Nervous Debility, Exhausted vitality.
Youthful Ercesses, Marriage lmpedimcnts,
and Chronic diseases generally.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. sPINNEY, while naturally Impressed
with the delieacy Of the subject feels 40 heel
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
with Q competent knowledge OF their various
rufferlngs. such as Nervousness, Neuralgia.
spinal Weakness. Lose Of Appetite, Lassiiude,
Pfolapsus utcri. Retroverslons or Dirplace.
meut Of the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities, Leu.
ehorrea. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation.
and many petty, Irritating distractions that
almost invariably have their origin in the uteI.
Inc regisn, he can Afford them :mu cdis'e RELIEF
COME AND BR HEALED.
II matters not what your trouble may be.
come and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
viii cost you nothing for consultation. 70 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure You he
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22

~ T., \. Our styles OF goods are. well
known. and only the very beet OF materials are
selected. Please give us . call before purehas.
Ing elsewhere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
North and South.

There is q significance Of unusual depth 90
lie attached to the soul-fel,. unmistakaJ,y ear
nest welcome given to the Southern visitors at
she Bunker Hill Centennial last week. Eu-
,husiastic It certainly was, but that irTepressi-
bic outburst Of enthusiasm which only comes
from intensity Of feeling long depressed, sush-
;ng from the dsepes, springs Of noble manly
hearts. Il showed how for many long years
fseparatiOu-of misunderstanding and Acart-
Lurnings. thousands of warm hearts 10 The far
of North, loyal TO their own section It's true.
yearued and mourued in secret over their
Southern kindred, and IL their wishes aud their
advice had been consulted, bloolshed would
have been avoided, and to-day The Union
have been without sclism OF the bitter auk-
ling memory Of wrongs and sorrows reachiu.
unto Heaven.
AZ Boston, a few days ago, when Gen. Fi.z-
hugh Lees name was pronounced before that
immense throng, there were cheers and huzns
from tens cf thousands Of voices, reiterated and
repeated unit! they could cheer no longer
They an recognized him as the representative
Of their southern brethren. and siroye 70 show
by their corliality Of the reception they gave
him how ready they were 90 extend 10 tcm
Aiudly greetings aud TO cement rca. and
lasting peace. VIVA, rsbuke 90 the coer-ive
and arbitrary measures % Grant aud his par
-. I'll --.7.. B., e .,.,, 81 d. g. "a lp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
The National Capital.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Tho w. l.. I. re-
turned from Bunker Hill on Sunday last, and
received tue welcome back.
a request made by employing printers that
the Typographical Union reduce its rates 10
per cent. has been refused by the Union.
The mains were flushed last night to remove
the muddineSs and unpleasant taste Of the Po-
tomac water which is clearer and much i'm
proved to-day.
Mail contractor Kinds who was charged
with corrup ting post office clerks has been ac-
quilted on one indictment, but there are four
others still pending.
Jos. i. Adamson, Jr., a clerk in the Patent
office committed suicide yesterday morning by
cutting his throat with razor. Continued
thought on his famly's Indulgence preyed upon
his mind and led to the rash act.
An excursion party Of sixty journalists viii
leave here tomorrow morning on a trip to
Rawley Springs by invitation of Major Luck,
its proprietor special train furnished by
President Garrett will leave at $50, conveying
the Quill-drivers to Hagrisonburg ria the B. &
0. +. r. a; this point the party will be re-
cruited ly a second detachment of knights
from Baltimore and other points. lie jolly
excursionists-the majority Of tbem-wiII re-
turn on Friday evening.
The Third Term, Kitchen organ here
was given recently by order Of grateful
President the contract for advertising the sale
of property within the district for delinquent
special improvement tax. This is a huge one,
occupying forty-two columns and running for
an indefinite time. The Republican realizes
on this little job the modest pttance Of $780,
600. 1t is well known that the advertising
could have been done for one third this amount
had it been offered TO lowest bidder, but
Grants champion must be paid for its SER
vices. This al was stereotyped by the Re-
publican, but an order injuncting the adveris-
ing of certain property has been granted a
party, to-day, so the Kitchen organ must
chsel into its stereotype, or else go to Jail for
contempt of court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Philippines.

Phil Sheridan will not hereafter take his or.
ders exclusively from the War department
1--WE wish them many little banditti," was
the st. Louis greeting Of the Lieutenant Gen
eral and his bride.
Sheridan, they say, was married inhis spurs
Well, it was proper he should have his spurs
with rehabilitation AdrertiSer. We con-
tradict the rumor and declare it without a BIZ
of tru,h.-Ci Chicago Tribune. We hope the
General will curb his temper better than when
he was a sr-Sinsle and not pommel any OF his
wife's relations Detroit Free Press. We in
sist that these remarks are calculated to make
the groom feel saddley.-ROcheSter Democrat.
What boots it? Why stirrup such a commo-
ton > Boston Post And now the lesser wits
will buckle into the work aud use up the en-
tire harness Hartford Co,Tdat.
Thankie Well, here's at it. He probably
wore his spurs to gently hint to The bride that
he would necessarily have to hold the reins.-
And get Sheridan is hardly man of great
Girth. The still lesser wits will now take the
thing M and give it a shove on its way to
Chicago
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Editorial lettings.

Tie grain crops throughout Virginia are,
We feel pleasure in stating. coming on finely.
Ia some sections, indeed, harvesting has al
ready commenced.
The great railroad war has ended The
two giants. Garrett and Scott, have embraced
each ether Froishts have gone up, as a con-
scqueuco-passaso fare will soon follow, and
yet-let us have peace
The New York Tribune says the indica-
lions, as they present themselves to thinking
men, are that the political revolution will be
consumma,cl in 1876, and the Democratic
party Will come into power in the nation. =
So mote it be
Capron, Who so ably managed the govern
mcnt's agricultural affairs some three years
since. and ambled off to teach Jopan how TO
do the same thing, is to return. VIII he have
charge again of our pumpkin seed conservato-
~. and let old Watts his name retire with his
hurels?
In her CLieogo lecture. tho other day, she
declared that The " Lost Cause was not dead :;
Cha: the South hated the North more intensely
than ever, and tia, the South intends to &C
cOmp,ish ,at the polls. the disintegration Of the
Union. Poor old girl. We are glad to hear
she is going on the Stage. After that speech,
she had lest 20 somewhcre-but let her con-
fine the starring tours to New England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
SATURDAY. June Is, 81.
Hold Fast TO That Which Is Good.

She Richmond WIG 10 a reccu; issue gives
this advice 10 the democratic party. Not,
however. 10 so many words, bnt such Is
the tenor Of the ably written editorial Our
contemporary premies lis remarks by predict
iug tia, tie radicals, though a good deal dis
courasel BY the reyerses they have met with
during the past eight months, have not by any
means los, hone. but intend making an car
nest effort fov retrieval Of their losses aud a
triumph Of their party in the gigantic contest
that is coming" Tie Wing goes on to say ::
I'VE believe they will be beaten, bat cur
belief is based upon the assumption that tue
course of the Democrats aud Conservatives OF
the country is 70 be so uncNceptionaoIy con
sistent with the professions they make, and the
policy they proclaim, that the RepueHcanS
who co-operated with them in the late cleo
tons cannot and viii not be toled back 10 the
Radical camp by any overtuTes that may be
made to them.
And right here tue Wing strikes upon the
kew uote Of its theme I, commeuds with I'M
s,inting praise the moderate republicans
whose timely aid enabled US to achieve a
most encouraging conservative victory at that
critical uucture last year when the free ins'I-
tutions Of this country were lettering upon O
PARTY pivot. and no man knew whether they
would stand or fall" They have, it says,
come over 70 the Democratic-Conservauve
party because they believe i, to be better than
their own party. which they have abandoned
And we must DO all 10 our power TO keep with
ms these new and powerful allies by coufrm-
.ug them in that belief, by assuring them
that their new friends mean what they say
that the south barbors in her heart no hosti.i-
~ to the North; that the Misrepresentation.
Of southern sentiment made to them are but
the Kisses Of the serpent seeking to poison
sheir breasts with its venom
They are patriots il their hearts. They are
looking to ;he welfare Of the whole country
They have seen the dangers attendant upon
Radical rule.
lis not to be supposed that such men cat
be very readily deceived again by flashing false
lights in their faces to blind them 90 The truth
In summing up its admirable article, the I'4's
declares that " the Democrats and C9userva-
tives have only to hold on TO the allies that
have come to them, to carry the Union for
their candidates and their cause by such ma
iority as has been seldom seen in any contest
between parties 10 this country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
~ Jerses Press Excul siOnists.

A special train Of eight splendid new coach
es. containing several hundred Kew Jersey
including their wives and guests
passed Charlestown Tuesday afternoon en-
route flr Orkney Springs. AtHarper's Ferry
they liuei sump,uous'y at the Mountain
View Hotel. and hal a short while to ramble
about the war-sclFred village aud become en-
thusilstic over the romantic scenery on every
hand there 10 be witnessed As JerSeymen, they
n1 doubt speculAtel as 20 the early utilization
Of tle great national advantages presented for
manufacturing purposes. At Charlestown
they only tarriei long enough for the iron
horse % take breath, and for few Of
tie irquirius minds 10 ask about the spot
where the spirit Of John Brown gan its IN
,crminable march. Some more agile than
others-relic uninterrupted pebbles from
the pavement being typos they were used to
picking up little thing tor living. The Me-
oLauics Baud complimeutCd the tourists with
several airs ana accompanied them as far a;
Notwithstanding on the EXl Tess train
delighted with what they saw, as were the
editors with what they heard.
Our Senior had the pleasure Of an introduc-
ton to Hon. Morris r. Hamilton, Of Newark
President, aud also to number Of Others o
the Association 1t was fne body of gen
Gcmeu, and We hope they will see and heal
only pleasant things and forever after have
pleasing rccollcc,ious Of our beautiful Valley
and its people.
Capt $. Spencer, Of President Garrett:
staff, Col. Stewart; Superintendent of Tele
graph, and Conductor j. c. Smith, were de
tailed uy tie b. Is o. r. r. to accompany tn
t.urists-tle familiarity Of these gentlemen
with lie historic points along the route ma
I King i, desirable that they should be along il
the double capacity Of iusuriug the stranger
safe and comfortable passage and Of making
them acquainted with places Of especial in
,erest. At Orkney Springs they will be wei
coined by the Virginia Editorial Association
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
State Items.

Mr.. G. W. Alexander of Pa5kerkurs is
dead
Captain Liston, citizen of Preston is also
dead
Juo. s. Uawlcy is appointed Postmaster at
Apple Grove, Mason County.
A new Post Office with d. J. Kubler, mas
ter. is established at Mink, Wood county.
The Wheeling folk are all excitement over
tie revival of the tunnel project as to Wheel
Ing hill
Joseph Kelley Of Preston county, aged %,
and G'iud mate Of the Institution at Romney
were drowned recently IN the South Branch
River.
Rev. Alexander W. Wcddoll, Rector Of En-
uanue, Episcopal Church. in Harrisouburg Is
elected TO the RectJrsliP Of 1t. John $ Church,
Charleston.
The new steam ferry boat City Of Charles
ton, owned Us Ruluer Brothers, has at last
arrived at Charleston.
Mr.. A. NJ. Scott, one Of the Government
Engineers, IS getting ready to improve the
Kauawha river.
r. VI. T., a correspondent Of the Writ Co..
Mentor. dominates Hon. J. W Grantham for
State Treasurer, and Hon. VIM. IL. Trayers
for Judge Of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
The same correspondent also suggests Hon.
r. Willis Wilson, Of kanawha, formerly Of
jefferson. frg Attorney General. His cal
snder, be says lis gathered from soundiogs
made while travelling through the State.
The Weston Democrat nomi2ates J. Ber-
uard pcytou Clerk Of the House Of Delegates,
for the clcyk>hip Of the next House Of Repre-
scutativcs.
A series of very successful dramatic enter
tajnmcuts. gotten up by the bellies and beauX
Of Wheeling Tor the benefit of the Children 5
Home in that city, have been progressing re-
Gently.
f. O.. Ludwig, ESD, has retired from the
Kmgw1ol Herald, with the intention of leav-
ius tie State W. $ Garner, Esq formerly
OF the Grafton Times viii take temporary
charge
RI DOYLE postal clerk on the Grafton
and Cincinnati route of Railway Mail Service
with his family has taken up bis summers
residence 10 West Grafton.
The Hon. John Proctor Knott, Of Kentucky,
has accepted am invitation 90 deliver the an
uual address no the coming fair Of the Berk
e'ry county. Yves, Va Agricultural and Me-
chauical Association.
Miss Ella Bur lett. daughter Of John S
Eurdet' State Treasurer. was married to Rev.
s.. T. Taylor. pastor cf the Baptist Church, at
Charleston. on lhc 18th inst The Journal
say: I've ro1cr1tulate Mr. Taylor 90 having
secured 81 pleasant and amiab.e a young lady
for wife as Miss Ella.
The Pukersburg Enquirer Of late date
sl,s: Tie windows OF the w. E. Church,
main audience room, are now being put in.
They are of stained glass. magnifcently elab-
GRATED Each window contains 4 page Of
church record in memory Of the older aud
departed members; also beautiful represen-
,sijve figure in stained glass The main win
dow. front. O., an elaborate pictorial, and seen
from the oo'>ide is very handsome. The glass
was made iu NttsbuTg. aud S. rich spcci-
,.... % ''.-.rt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Southern Shots.

The Sun is new conservative paper started
in Blackville, S. G.
The spelling bee has given place in Weldon
y. c., to the kissing bee.
They have a eolored society at Milton, n. c.,
called the Sons of Thunder"
The trade between the Mississippi Valley
and Brazil is growing rapidly.
Clayton, Alabama, will hold fruit and flo
raj exhibition on the 9th and 18th Of July next
The rice birds are doing much mischief to
the oat and wheat fields in the Hillsboro', N
c., section.
Augusta, Georgia, and Chattanooga, Tenn,
were visited with destructive hurricanes 8
few days ago.
Andrew Coon, a Mississippi negro, is imita-
ting MoOdey aud Sdnkey, with glorious re-
sults-among his own race.
jacksonville, Florida, is making an effort
to establish a steamship line between that city
aud New York.
The Catholic Church of Aiken, s. c., which
was destroyed by the March tornado is short
ly TO be rebuilt
An Augusta, Georgia, carpenter, while bo-
TliE SOME IOSl uOltS III lllN ElOuubJ lbuuN .'-O
in silver in the hole.
The colored people Of Sumter, S c., have
organized a temperance society called, quite
appropriately, the True Reformers.
DR.. Herschel V. johnson, son of ex-Goyer-
nor johnson. was married to Miss Carrie Belle
Roberts, in Macon, Georgia, on the 2nd inst.
The Charleston, S. c., military intend going
on an excursion to Augusta, Georgia, on July
jth-Monday
Mr.. +. c. ODriscoli and Master Charles r.
johnson, Of Savannah, were drowned while
bathing in the surf, at Beach Hammock, Ga,
Hon Alex II. Stevens has been invited to
deliver an address TO the citizens of Atlanta,
Georgia, on the Fourth Of July.
The Georgetown, S. c., doctors propose in
the future to conduct their business on a cash
basis according to published fee bill.
The Port Royal aud Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad owe Beaufort County, S. c.,
SS,9SlS4 for taxes for the past and present
fiscal years.
Some forty vessels from FIVE TO thirty tons
capacity are engaged in taking sponge off An
clote Keys, about fifty miles from Cedar Keys,
Florida.
It is an encouraging fact for the whole South
that Louisiana is rapidly mending. Political
ly, financially and aSriculturaly the State
seems entering upon new era of prosperity.
The German Society Of New Orleans cele-
brated its 2s;h anniversary on the eth instant
From the presidents report it appears that,
during the year, 1,2Gs German immigrants
landed in the city, of which number ,23l were
supplied with work, 1909 males and % fe-
males.
The condition Of the cotton crop throughout
the South is thus described: The increase over
last year in the area planted is between one
and two per cent, and the condition of the
crop, with one exception, is the most favora-
ble Of any for the past five seasons. Though
the planting was late, and the soil generally
too vet and cold for rapid growth, the stand
is good and the crop unusually clean, while
the yield will be fully up to the average.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Virginia.

The Lynclburg Catholic school has been
discontinued
The Leesburg Mirror completed its nine
teenth year on the 18th.
Loudoun county will, it is believed make
$4,000 by her clipping Of wool, this year.
Samuel Moore, Danville tobacconist, has
been sent to the Williamsburg insane asylum.
COL Watts, of Roanoke will address the Shen-
andoah Valley Agricultural Society at its Fair
in September.
Mr. Chas Brill Of Alexandria, is looking for
Elizabeth Grinor who has been left an estate
by recently deceased relative in Germany.
The annual fair of the Lynchburg agricul-
place Oct 10, 20, q and %.
A disease resembling the epizootc has APP
peared among the horses and swine in Alexan-
dria and vicinity, and MeSsrs Troth and Bag
gett are losers.
Among the officers of the Supreme Council,
Friends of Temperance Of Marion, 5. c., elect
ed recently, are Rev G. B. Wetmore, associate
ex-president; Rev Dr. W. B. Wellans, Secre-
tary, and Geo. A. Bruce, Treasurer-all Of
this State.
During the recent session Of the Academy
of Medicine in Richmond, difficulty arose
between Drs Hunter Mcclure, Wexford aud
Taylor. Personal violence was threatened and
the pugnacous trio were arrested and subse-
ly bailed in the sum Of $1,000, each.
The long standing tenements belonging to
the estate Of the late VIM. Owens on Church
street, Lynchburg, and within whose now
weather. beaten walls most of that towns
prominent citizens were born, has been sold at
auction for S905O.
4 snanish nroyerb saws a kiss witlnrt 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Gleanings.
The melons rind will soon bestrew
The scorehing curb and pave
And wretched slippers up begin

The melons rind will soon bestrew
The scOrehing curb and pave
And wretched Slippers up begin
To euss and tear and rave.
An ex-coniederate association is forming IN
ST. Louis
Capt. Charles Somers, Georgetown, D. c.,
merchant, is dead
Bishop Wood received his pallium in Phila-
delphia last week.
The Wilkesbarre mine strikes cost that Sec
ton a cool Sl0,0oo, 600.
Daniel Websier's library was sold at auction
III Boston recently.
Sylvester Tool, Trenton benedict, shot DR..
WU. Rice, his wifes physician.
The Virgo, a New England steamer, is los:
of Pierre Island. Value $4,000.
The estate Of the late John Harper, of Har-
per Bros, is estimated at s. 900, 900.
The Delaware peach crop viii probably ex-
coed 5000 600 baskets
Jesse Pomeroy's doting father has been
driven to the bottle by his boys ways.
The louisville Courier says starvation pre-
walls in several counties Of kentucky.
The Black Hills brilliancy is on the wane
and expeditions are growing beautifully less
Congressman Erastus Wells of Missouri
cured baking car mule in St. Louis the Other
day.
Ohio had a genuine shake up last Friday
the day after her democrats nominated Hon
VIM. Allen for Governor.
The Lowell, Mass, savings banks have ovel
Sll ,OOO,0 on deposit. A strong evidence
ofthe thrift Of the factory hands.
The Chicago Daily Courier, seeing, even a
this late day, the evil Of its ways, has abiured
republicanism, and entered the democratic fold
Edward Davies, a New York lad received
through hi, guardians aid, damages Of $3.50
for a bite from a neighbours dog in April last
The case was holly contested by the defendant
Cincinuati's Central BaLk was robbed re
Gently Of 500 900, by two men and woman
who divided work, the latter engaging tn
clerks attention while her cOufeds went fo
the pile.
Mr. Russell Churchill, 2O-year resident o
Springfield, Illinois, and manager Of Lamb
| foundry works, Suicided recently by shooting
himself through the head. No cause assigned
The sheriff has taken possession of the St
. Louis Tines Office under writ of attachmen
in favor Of Graham & Co., paper dealers. TIN
issue Of the paper will not be interieTed with
/ however.
Mrs. Sarah Hartt, wife of John Hartt 0
/ Brooklyn, while laboring under mental de
preston, drowned herself at Long Island, y. Y
recently. The deceased lady LETT two small
children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Twecd's Troubles.

h0dt mSgHlW q'UranrtUe Cius5i'm
says an OH Latin prov,rb, aud we guess that
the Boss has recognized ere this its 1rpGca-
ton 70 his own case. Ever since his first in-
generation as 4 conyic,el f,lon, Tweed has
been moving heaven and earth 60 e, released.
At last, after passing through a labyrr,h of
lawyers his case received favorable u.tea, aud
ou the 18Th instant the original Judgment Of
The Supreme Court was reversed aud Bill
Tweed declared liberated On lis discharge,
the Ross was immediately re-arrestsi on a
bench warrant charging him with obtaining
by false pre;euccs an official signature, and.
falling to obtain bail was re-commit,cj 10
prison. This one Indictment disposed Of
there are twen,y-i5ur others, ia civil suits
hanging over lis head.
Truly, tie way Of the trar>grcssnr Is band.