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OR tLiRK cFsgI CIAttI7 on:

M,ssr. Editors-Pleass aurounc. Or T.
SUTTONas he Republican candidate for 'lerk
as the Circuit Court for 81 Mary's county a the
election in 1879 aud say ira, he will receive the
warm support Of his part. and friends in
Apii 20, 1870 Chaptieo District.
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boarding.

AIRS. J. C. MILBURN, formerly
Ivl of St. Mary's county, hss re.
moved from No. g Hanover st.. to l6s
W. lombard St, between Sharp asd
LiSesty, and 10 prepared TO receive per-
msuent and transient Boarders
Jan 9, l670-tfn
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ANN Can'sbe nade by every agent every
NYYy mcpsh in The business We furnish, bui,
V0OV those willing 10 wosk ran easily earn
Q dozen dollars day right 10 their own local.
titles. Have no ruoes 10 explain here Business
pleasant and honorable. Women. and bcyp and
girls do - well a. men, We viii furnish yop .
complete Ou.ht frse. The business pays better
,han anything else. We viii bear expense u
starting yos. Particulars frre. Write and see.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daugh-
s<ss. end all classes u need a paying werk II
home, should write 70 - and learn al about the
vork NJ once. Nov y the time. Dcs't delay
Addrs Tnrs 4 Co., Augusta, Maise.
Oct 50, ls.e-eE-
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FOR REGISTER or WILLS.

4essys. E1ifcys PLEASE announce JOHN B.
ABEL, Esq, as a candidate fer the position o.
Register Of Wills for ST. Mary s county nj the
election in 1879 and say that he will be warmly
supported by the people Of the county, generally
Sept 81, 1876 The People
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PREklUNS.

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year 1876 may have, without charge. the
numbers for the last quarter oftsss or such
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DENTISTRY. @

II AvING located myself in Balti-
L u more, at ~ Hanover Street, four
'"ors from Lombard, / respectfully So
icit \ continuation of the liberal pa
-nnage that have received heretofore
rom the citizens Of s.. Mary's. / shall
ndeavor to execute nv work in the best
tanner and upon the most liheralterms,
shall visit the county at different Pc
iods of the year. when due notice viii
4 given.
Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDMUNDS.
Dec es, lS7s-tf.ns
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FOR THE SENATE.

Nessrs Editors--You will please announce AS
II. WILSON, Esqr., as . candidate for the Sen.
ate in 1877, and say that he will be warmly
supported BY the people generally.
Oct 81, 1873.
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White Hall academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
LEONARDTOWN, MD.

He scholastic year consists Of two Sessions
J Of I've month each. Studies will he re
BIER, bot pupils viii be received at any time
during the year. No deduction viii be made
tof atsksce o. fef vishdrsvai before The cicse
lie seaion. esopt in case Of pssss.esea SICK
FERNS:
Board asd tuition in English, sac 90
French, 10 90
German, 10 %
Music, 20 90
wsshisg and Needing, 20 90
Half q The above suounss are REQUIRED semi
asssaily In advance Persons desiring eshes
particulars, address sA
Mrs. CHARLOTTE FFHwICK,
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g. Msry's Co.
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TAILORING.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
i friends ard The public that he has rerei, ed
. large assortment OF sam;.les Of various kind,
ofimpoFied CLOTHS and CASSlMERE> " hirh
all are invited TO inspect. He will furnish the
goods and make mp suits or ar,irw>ar armer'
on The most reasonable terms. CHIiine and
making done in the very latest styles. Cloth
ing repaired ~ the shoriesi notice. Prices "a
soitt abe times.
CIV ARMSv GRITTY.
Tailor.
Leonardtown, Nd.
April 3. iSTe-tfs
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The Big Brown Store.

ARGE new stock just received for the Pail
u trade.
PRICES Low.
o0OTS AND SHOES. Large, Ane stock,
= eAeapea IN tie eoGafy. Gail and sss.
N&EM STOCK OF CLOTHING. Good end
~ prices low.
NEW STOCK or DRY GOODS, CLOTHS
" and KERSEYS. Come and learn the price.
Anew STOCK OF HATS. very ane.
~ New stock Of TIN WARE at reduced
prices.
oLENTY ofgoods and more coming. Com
y and bsy. We viii sell JOB LOTS ofgood
a. tosr or iorv than they they can be Procuret
from Baltimore. A. A. LAWRENCE,
Leonardtown,
Sept. II, ls76-f. Nd
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The Great .nodyne and
Nervine!
BEII's
STOMACH &TONlC
3 ! T 7 e r S!

Tits AN xnfeiiins -e~e6t Cor D DYSPEPSIA.
for LIVER OHPLiIyT. and every species
Of TvDfGESrI0y. II is the only cure for
SICK HEADACHE. IL never fails to re-
lieve in Niasmstic FEvERS, FETER and
4GyF Colo etc.
u ssswift and variable care Of the DE-
BiEiTf EPRESST0Ns Wand Headache " hich
follow UNDUE Stimuli ROY Z, over.
comes immediatel, all EER 70 ESyESS. and
removes all traces of nigh,ss issipation. II
does AWAY with the use of Opiates. and 10
those addicted to the Opium tisbiiii is a pIeas-
ant and perfect substitute curing the lad ef.
fec,s Of this drug and destroying all desire for
IL.
- TO BE- ha6H III DrsSgists and Cosn-
try Nor,s.
snNp FoR PNNPHtFr.
DEPOT FOR BELTS B!TTERS:
lsCamde, So, Baltimore, Nd.
Ma Is. Is76-sms
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BOARDING.

AIRS CHARLES DENT late Of 80 MAYS
VL eoussy. having rem..ved from IS 10 %
Hauovsrstrees BsIiimcre. Nd. is nresased 10
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reneoaaAle segns.
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=. SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Commission Agency,
No. 50 Light Street Baltimore,
General Commission Agents.
Fer the sale Of Tobacco, Grain and
-yn karm Products.

Cashier: Salesman
JoHx II. PACE. THos Il II TURNER
90 Directors for 1876:
WIN. n Imll,on. Samuel Cox,
D.. Ell. " E lelen. Frederick Stone,
JIhu B. Lyon. John q. Chapman,
"a John III. Cox.
~ All consignmcnts or communi-
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Street" ANY inform ,tion as to the
plan ani practical working of this Com
P.1y will be given bv the C.shie,
Stlssh IN or any one Of the Directors
By-orier of the Board.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-15

wHSS boy has been of all day. con
trary to the expressed wish Of his
mother. and ON approaching the home
stead q, night. with an anxious and eau
tious tread. finds company at tea, the
expression Of confidence and rsc,itude
which suddenly lights up his face can
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
THE ELECTION.
Roth sides wsrkisE Hard The
ysuai tricks 10 Deceive Sotess-
A Comparatively Peaceful Day.


Voting has been going on steadily In
Gold Hlll and Virginia to-day. The eiti'
zen. generally show a disposition to cast
their ballots. and the long lines Of free and
independent voters stretching from the
poll. for a distance Of from thirty to nifty
fee, have been an interesting feature Of
the streets. Very few drunken men have
been seen. Private jugs" were hard TO
find. and only men Of experiences have been
able 10 get drinks in the back rooms OF the
saloons. All the drinking places are
closed. aud very little business OF any kind
h. being transacted. The Comstock 10
given up 10 the business Of voting. In
Virginia the police system is good. -Four
Deputy sheriff. and the same number Of
.peciai policemen are In attendance at each
poll and rspre.s all disorder. The Usual
election trick. are being played. The
" Reformers" early in the day got up .
straight Republican ticket printed on
paper a quarter VI an inch narrower uhan
the regulation size. This game was very
shortly cOpp-rOd and the pure Democracy
made very little by this shre~d device
The Republicans in Virginia chartered
Of the street hariots, placcds band therein
and snliycned the city with music during
the day. About . o'clock there was \ sen.
sation ON Union street between q and u
streets. A converted Democrat got upon
the roof Of tho "Sawdust Corner and
shouted out to the crowd OF ticket ped
dlcrs and others:
.Haycs an whaylur. Hayes an WhAy-
lurl Trims the vans To vote fur. 70 DIM
mycratic a Of blanksl"
This attack was responded 70 by the
Democrats below with = shower OF brick
bats aud shrieks u oXocration. y the
convert retired In haste.
Scratching, 70 far as the county and
State candidate. 60. has been very active
and many Of the tickets dropped In the
box look like Mexican cattle brands.
..Dodgers," detrimental 10 the chArao-
tiers Of candidates Of both parties have
been spread broadcast, of course. n
loud ani wordy wars have ensued. Upto
the hour 81 going to press no serious dis
turbancr hal taken place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
THR OUTLOOK.

Owing % the universal stringeney and
dull times for the last few months. the
people generally practice economy in their
purchases in all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt tho pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
We feel gratined that our business has
held ID N beyond our expectations. Al.
though the hard times arc not yet past.
We feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NM CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, We are laying In
. large and well-selccted stock Of custom
made clothing for mon and boys. furnish
goods, boots. shocs. hats. trunks. yslises.
blankets, etc.. and In purchasing kcpt az
ys 10 tie sais chance = namely: buying
chea6or We know that wo must sell low
70 nsat the depleted purses Of the CON-
munity. and We can and will DO n. Come
and SEQ II VIC don't.
hnNsrsfF& Won,
Leading closhies. Gold Hin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
A RUINED HASH HOUSE.
Lively Row nss~een Pars.ers-A
Missing Thousand Dollars and .
Brohea IIead-One Han In Quod.

The Capital Restaurant, No. 81 South Q
street. Virginia. has been closed. The
proprietors were Messrs. ouirk 4 SPAR
and the history Of the burst-up is rather
interesting. IL will be remembered maj
some months ago Spar was rooood
OF his new-made wife by her broiher'
Zamlock. the ~juggler. SPAR is herman
and Quirk il an Irishman. and the res'au'
ran, was doing a good business. On TIT
J,x ouirk started out on . collecting tour:
ami by various representations succeedsd
in getting possession of ABOUT sl,ovo;
po,h OF The men were also lntrrestea
in Lodging house on South
.,,..t. ON Saturday morning. the uAy on
wbieh hill, had TO be paid. SPAR asked
nni,l IN hiring the money collected from
a. 40 In which he said he had deposited
\, The Irish member. according TO his
.,n.,'. .tsry. went over TO tho lodging
-. hacked up his duds n carried
hem ou, 10 Il Street. His prolonged ABB
ssnee caused SPAR TO run over and SOC
RAJ tho matter Wa. Their common
room WAS turned to~psy-turvy. and as tho
German partner was surveying the ruin
he heard footsteps entering an adjoining
room. Quirk. who IL . member OF
A brass band. had returned for
his instrument. The partners met
in the lobby. Spar demanded the mean
ing of such extraordinary proceedings.
ouirk gave a hasty and profAne answer.
aud dashed up the back way toward Ii
street. Spar followed. Quirk ran down
the stairway leading to . saloon. There
the German caught hold Of the Irishman
and a struggle followed. Freeing himself
from the grasp Of his partner. Quirk
.natehed up a spit,oon and launched II at
his head. The aim was good. as Sparr's
Scared face and black eye testify. Tho
man in the saloon refused 10 hold
Quirk. and lie made his escape
before the police arrived. The en-
terprising young man was cornered last
night by Constable Smith and lodged In
jail. He Ia charged with embexzlement
and assault and battery. Tho creditors OF
the firm will shortly hold q meeting and
give Mr.. Spar a chance 10 resume. Mr..
Quirk maintains that he was perfectly JUS
tilted in the courss he took. He claims
that Spar and his father were trying TO
freeze him out Of his just share In the
business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
FATAL ACCIDENT.
4 MAJ Fails Down the LIQUID ana
carey Pump shsn and fs
Killed.

A fatal accident occurred at the Gould
and Curry mine =, half'pa.t 10 o'clock
this morning. The old pump rod va.
being removed by a large gang OF men.
Joseph Pierce, n of the miners, was
standing ON a board in the shaft guiding
the cable a. ID was lowered or hoisted In
answer to the signal. % the men in the
incline. The bell rang for the engineer TO
raise. and it appears that the cable caught
upsn a nut ON the end Of tbs frail plat
form upon which Pisres was stand
ing. The board was lifted from
under the hapless mans feet and he foil
10 the bottom Of tho shaft. = distance OF
100 feet. When his fellow miners do
,c,uded and found him he vas quite dead.
the neck aud one leg being broken. When
brought to the surface the body, which VA.
not greatly disiigurci. Was taken charge OF
by Coroner Hodges. who will hold an In
quest. Pierce was q man about forty
wears OF age aud a native OF Cornwall.
England. where no has a wife n family
living.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07

P~IovrpExoE. November THE election
ID progressing briskly. considering the
heavy rain. which IL however 20 mucn
needed that II adds an elerasnt OF oneer'
fulness.
Tn Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE. November THE city vote
polied up to noon 10 light, with the Demo
cratic ticket leading three 10 one. The
State IL not heard from.
L. Tsnsssses.
MEMPHIS. November THE election v
progressing very quietly and tho iAdios-
lions are that . full vote will b Poiied.
why Tresps were Sent % ssssh
Carolina.
NEW Yonx. November L. President
Grant, In an interview relative 70 the pres
sncs u troops In soms Of the Southern
States. says II must be remembered that
under their Instructions the troops cannot
interfere with any Of tho rights Of c%itisens;'
that they are simply 70 b called on 70
protect all alike without regard 70 party or
political action. or the need for tho
troops In South Carolina the President
said that murders had been frequently
committed and Q further sacrifice OF
life was imminent. which tho Governor
and State were powcrlcss 10 prevent. The
request for troops was properly presented'
and I could not. II I would have dared to
ignore 1t. The President says the chances
OF Hayes being elected are three 70 ono.
-. N-. n.. 81 Nka yf<<0Id-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07


Another BLACK HILLs ~ApyrSTrRSn.-
". ". Turney. we'll known In this
vicinity. and for a long time . resident of
Gold hin, will leave for the Black Hills
hi. evening. whore he expects TO engage
In business. lie will look around over the
country, and. II ID suits, will negotiate for
H. purchase. II things so right he will
Winter in the Hills. otherwise We will see
him in Gold Hill again before Christmas.
Biliy has done a deal toward e~nlivening
m. pr..en, campaign as . member of the
Uayc-a and Wheeler Glee Club, and his sf-
fori. in that direction are appreciated.
His many friends Join In wishing him
all manner Of success.
ANOTHER srr.-in the Third District
Court. a, San Francisco last Saturday, suit
va. begun by the Kniekerboeker Mining
Company, Grove Adams et ala. against
Henry A. Cobb, John q. Hanscomb, L. G.
Eyert-on, Sam l.. Middleton. J. II. Cross
man. Samuel I. Theller. II. v. \. Nc
Cullough and Jonathan Ssyre, to Dust
lefendant. from thar positions ss officers
~ The knickerbocker Mining Company.
The complain, also asks that the defend
ants be restrained from transferring or
ceiling plaintiffs stock that a receiver be
appointed Of the company, and that plain
tifs be rcinstaied in their positions n
Trustees and officers Of the company.
1t Mass proud sight this morning to
see tho solid ranks Of the Republican
party marching in the line. to the polls.
Ia A..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07

rsox Rev. Bylvanus Cobb. OF Boston.
formerly editor Of the clrisSss Preema~ ;
"Desr sir-It may bs some satisfaction
70 you 10 DO informed Of tho result Of the
trial Of the Peruvian Syrup In my family.
Ny daughter was brought low by .
typhoid feor last Spring. and after the
fever Left her she continued very weak.
and the simplest food distressed her. For
months she remained In the Same debili-
tatod condition ; bat from The ist Of Sop
tsmber last. whoa she commenced taking
tho syrup. the digestive functions i'm
proved. and she steadily gained strength
and vivseity; and now. sftsr taking two
bottles. abe 10 restored 70 . good stats OF
health indeed. sho appears moro really
healthy than she has for several years
past. an Of opinion that tho '.Protoxids
Of Iron " contained In the Peruvian Syrup
wss adapted 10 her case and effected Whist
no ether known medicine could have
enssted. Yours. truly. Q. 0oBs."
bsld By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07

A PoLIrrcAL scirxxloE.-rhsrs vas .
little row this morning on Main street De-
tween two enthusiastic Gold Hill polisi'
clans. Messr. Toy and Hughes were the
principles TO the littls controversy, and
the argument vas spirited and enthusiastic
for . short time. The fight was p~rosesding
In an orderly and peaceful manner. and V
the entire satisfaction Of the standers-by'
when Oficer Cassidy. acting In the capacity
OF Referee. interfered abruptly. Both men
were escorted by an enthusiasiic crowd to
the town Jail.
puRiSo the past t~wsnty-four hsurs %
carloads Of ore have been shipped 10 the
mills on the Carsea River.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
"a p,ovsps M.s WILL Clro. At a

~ DnowNrSs NAN WILL CArcn At
sr,Aw."-if he catch II. II will do him Nc
ssod. Thousands Of people. who have
neglected colds and coughs until thsy
have become dangerous. will rush 10 a.
most every nostram for relief. This IL
why 90 many experiments are tried by the
sufferers. 90 10 your druggist, buy
bsttls Of wistar's Balsarn Of Wild Cherry.
and use u with confidence. II will bensni
d once and ultimately care. II 10 NO
straw; 10 is Q cable we'll tried; hold on 10
10 and b. saved. Sold by oil Druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
a aurmCATINo tDU0u.

IL . s.,sr to xp. Llsis, Of chicago, . well
known eeatrbsior 70 the Western press, she
sscribes the cure OF . dangerous cough. aseom'
panied b. bleeding at the lang, to Hale.
Honey sf Hershound and Tar. my cough
bot the Honey Of iiorshound and Tar has
removed every trsee Of t." The letter was 10
Q LADY friend In thi. city. who ha. placed u Al
the disposal Of q. N. crttsnton. Z Sixth ave.
me. fiks's Toothsehs Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
TO CANDIDATES,

We wish 10 remind all candidates for once
Of the coming election that all announcement.
In this paper and all election printing must be
paid In advance We Can accept Of no eon'in-
gent arsngemenis. show ,our ~orthin' - for
the once By paying promptly your p%rlnisr's
hIlla.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
Drink with Cairo.

On election day no liquairs
10 70 be found 81 tho psblie naifs.
Wslh around viii vstchful eafs
UrtiI the trail you discevsire,
Then waltz up the sec all nsek stAif'
There you win md the bafhsepaire
Presiding with an shssnt ALI
U'er the reforming d~scantairs.
Then tin the wink ; there's none 10 scare
And drinh In spite OF the ofstairs.
That's how We DO q away up hahn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-07
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II 10 - harmless 20 watsr. hold By drug.
sists and psrfumers.