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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-12

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-12
The Insurrection Spreading.

LONDON, April 11th.-The reported
insurrection in Bosnia is spreading.
Fighting was reported yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CALIFORNIA HUNTER.

PERSONS wishing to breed
to this fine MESSENGER
Horse will apply to the sub
scriber, who will take pleas
ure in showing some of the
colts of the get OF 1873. Colts
that will prove the ability of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23
I..r IT BE A R0UsKR.

The progress made BY n Fourth Of
July Committees In the great work OF
arranging for . joint esntsnniai cole
bra,ion In Gold Hill and Virginia ID Ger
tainly very gratifying. The work vas
begun at the eleventh hour. but the men
to whom u was entrusted are Displaying
such energy and genuine sathusissm
that there IL no doubt Of the sueosssful
completion Of their labors. This IL veil.
Az Ne are to have . celebration. let IL b
Q rousing ons-sueh n - shall prove
q. honor 10 Storey county. Our citizens
are famous for their libsrality. and there
will b. NO lack Of funds 10 carry out the
designs Of the committees. Let every
maj join hands heartily with the CON-
mittsss, and let Us celebrate the csntsn-
nial OF our nations freedom In such .
manner that our children and ehildrsn's
children will look back 10 u With pride
whom they are sray-hssdsd men. We
have energy and spirit enough 70 do this.
and u must hs done. OF We shall regret
that We attempted any celebration ct al.
There must be NO ALL. or We shall b
made the laughing stock Of the STATE.
and especially Of Carson. whose invita-
ton to join her We have rejected. There
will Be- no Azzls. 70 our citizens join
heartily in the work. We are certain
that they will.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23
alMEAAL MeIls.

TEE Darwin Noes Of the 10th says:
Three men started from Ross Springs
for Lookout on last Tuesday. and two OF
them came into Lookout almost sx-
hausisd. having been two days without
water. In the middle Of Panamint
Valley they divided their water with the
third n Of the party. an old man. Who
Vas Than In an almost exhausted condi.
ton. He has not yet come In. and par
ties Who we're sent out to search for him
could and no traces Of him. He prob
ably became bsvildsrsd and erazsd. and
wandered of from the road and Per.
ishsd.
ATTN building . costly vessel. the
veauvius. expressly for torpedo busi-
ness. the British Admiralty has discov-
cred that an ordinary vessel can b sdap-
ted to the same purpose at . very mod
crate expense. The chief item Of cost
In the vssavius wal the elaborate ar
ranesmsnt bslov the water level for
launching the torpedo. For this 1t IL
now proposed to substitute q carriage,
BY means Of which the torpedo can b
launched from the lower deck Of any
vessel.
The Reese River Rspsius Of wsdnss.
day says: "Ths hois,ing works on ths
Curtis shaft are completed. and the big
engine wss started up yesterday. Sink
ing has bean going on with donkey
engine. bot. now that the works arr
complete. work can b prosecuted 10
more advantage and to a. great . depth
a. may Be- desired.
TIE Maine people are not a. well
pleased with the abolition Of capital pun
iahmsut a. they anticipated. II Ii just
three months since the abolition took
effect, and during that time there have
been three OF the most brutal murders
ever committed In the State.
STATISTICS show that the entire silver
production Of the world for the year
1876 vas $s2. $50. 900. Equally divided
among the 1850. oOo. 900 inhabitants. Il
would enable each one 70 buy q glass Of
beer and leave n cent to put in the
contribution boz.
TIE Republicans Of San Francisco
held . rousing ratification meeting on
Wednesday evening. The snthusiasu
for Hayes and Wheeler In the Bay City
10 fairly bubbling over.
AsuLoLAR made Q ministerial haul Of
$1,000 worth OF silver from the resi-.
dsncs OF Henry Ward Beechsr on Col.
umbia Heights. Brooklyn.
MoSnoSoR DurAMouP. the great
French Bishop. has publishsd q pam
phlst stating that matsrialism is making
triumphant progress.
TEE fall OF Long Branch Is a resort
for the fashionable IL ascribsd to 'too
much politics. too many bosses and too
hcavy an undsrtow."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

BosroS's great sensation just now
consisis Of . patriotic spidsmis 70 pre-
serve intact that old historic South
Church sdiacs. on the corner Of Mill
and Washington streets. The march Of
commercial progress seemed 10 say Tia,
ID should come down, and . few days
since the ancient revolutionary structure
vas knocked or at auction for . figure
not much exceeding $1,000. the stipula.
ton hsing that the building should Be
taken down at ncs The buyer con.
msncsd the work Of demolition the day
after the purchase. whsrsupon the rev
srsntial antiques Of the ''Hub' were in
spirsd TO . anal effort 70 secure the pur.
chase and preservation Of the old land
mark. and . public meeting 70 I'd In the
carrying out Of the project vas held In
the church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23
rax rnucxEs A

- II
Tho latest act Of violence toward
Cinnamon on this coast comes from
rruekss. The s,oy u . very short
one. but . very terrible one. Soma
Cinnamon we're warned BY some white
monsters 10 quit their work on the rail-
road. Thsy d~isrsgarded the warning.
That night the cabin in which they lived
was saturated with coal oil and arsd
The M~oneolians attempted to escape
from the burning building. which. under
Tie circumstances. was not unnatural.
A they reached the door they were con-
fronssd with the mazziss Of muAksss In
the hands Of these noble white men and
one amer the other shot down. Fortu-
nassly only o vas killed. bot all were
more or less ssriously wounded ana
two. Il II thought. will yet die. II u
pleasant 10 learn from the Truekss
Rspshlioaa that the men who committed
this outrage are not honest American
vorkinsmsn. but drunken losfsrs, hood
iums - they call them In csi'iofn'A'
whose only ~ossensiols means OF support
10 the Tree lunch Of the bsr-roon.
somsthing must % done 70 puta
stop TO thsss continued outbreaks o
violence against . on'h.man' or We
snan o ee.uny '''s ". o
when 70 are nsnuhs anu "a''a ao
In . fair way 70 % eroSnsd WIN sue
Cess We nave hsa 70 oPPo-
sanon IN q EAST, ana vs snii nave W
encounter IT, oPpon
srrone Q and nAs ansAoy s,'
great influence against ~ In congress-
We cannot anord at this juncsars TO
make u stronger saii oy is'tns our sns'
n'es hno. . :. We are osa =. mo
chinsss themselves ma 'ae oau.ss
fsPo'''a ITO" Afu p''P
upon vnits men IN 'ne in.si'ot IN
M. Ne should nos nave osen greatly
surprised. - tho Chinsss character 10
naturally trsaeherous, n rsooris OF
murder and cruelty are not uncommon
In that country. Bot us are not In n
position 10 say to the nation that we oil
the Pacific Coast are no better thar the
men whoss importation TO America We
are trying 70 stop we Know mat 'nslf
coming among US grsas eva. we
want 10 onne 'ha' 'se' nome
our brother eiu1sns OF ne East we
ahaii never make them realize ny pre-
ssntins ourselves TO them In the enarae-
ter Of brutss and murdsrsrs.
Our relief must come u ever comes
from Congress- Inc sams oody wnien
ratified the buriingams treaty must D
prevailed upon either 70 aoroga'e a.
together. or 70 10 modify u nal ne IN
~terssts Of our vorkinsmen shall be pro-
escssd- IL W act wisely anu 'oroeaf
nom any s1erciss OF violence '0~afd me
Chinese. We os''s'e 'ha' Congress. '
eventually gave "s 'ha' isisi ''' .n''n
We pfAy' IN 'hs msAnams : NINA
men nov among VI arc ns'e unos' 'u'
uss'y' anu nav .un "ss' my
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

n follow: at 10 better there should DO
no treaty At all than thai England should
yiold 70 any power her immortal right 70
know upon what ground and what ofenss
the mesnest refugee u surrendered on her
soil. That IL The principle that dominates
British matters. and Lord Derby has tho
whole nation behind him In the policy DO
has followed throughout the present COM
plicstlons."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23
THAT cAuLDwsl.L DISPATCH.

Clymsr's Committee. which has been
investigating s1-Spsaksr Blaine for the
last three months. with = view to killing
him a. . Presidential aspirant. has
stumbled upon another mares nest. II
appears that the telegram from Caldwell
10 Knott. about the suppression Of which
% much fuss has been made In Congrsss
and out OF Il. was originally written In
New York and sent 10 London with .
request that Cauldwsll should cable IL
back 10 this country. OF courss the
Democrats are jubilant ovsr this discov.
cry. and they are making the most Of IL.
The fact that Mr.. Blains's friends sent
the dispatch and the request to Csuld-
veil IL frSsly admitted. Nov What does
the fact amount TOT Simply this: that
Cauldweli vas the only man who could
verify Colonel scott's testimony; that
knowing this. the friends Of Blaine tele-
graphsd to Cauldwsll and wished him to
verify Il. It may b that In doing this
they committed . great crime. II they
did 20. vs failt to see IL. II IL common
thing in this. and indeed in every osn
Try. when witnesses cannot be reached
BY subpsna, 10 take their testimony BY
mail or telegraph. The testimony thus
taken. u sworn 10. ., just - valuable a
that given BY word Of mouth. Mr..
Caldwell vas In London. and was not
available q . witness before the ON.
mittss. His testimony was needed BY
Mr.. Blaine. and his friends took occa-
sion to procure 10 by cable. That In all
there 10 Of Il. What was there wrong
in the Transaction ?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

Yesterday Ne suggested maj . mas
meeting Of the hsPuoiisans OF oo'o nu'
b called TO rAfify The nominations nsos
at Cincinnati. The Presidential cam
paign Of 1879 u nov fairly opened Ths
hspublican parry IN is visoom ma p.s'
scented for q suffagss Rutherford D.
Hayes Of Ohio. and William A. Wheeler
Of Nsv York. Ths party o~rganization'
which ~rspssssas' Ne aass.nesn0. ana 'ee
sounA COMMON o. :.
nation. ma zone ~ ms 01
ma 'nu '1's vs.,
70 . AmsneAh Pop, '"se
And snoofss " PoP
acaon on ~.
Inc que.u'a '
use are fA'uo'
pie nave m oPP0's"
express .ns
dates; WY. 'nsn sAoa A.
uciPee .ns'f 'a -
70 raiiiy 'ae w.
uon ~ -"-rs w.
NV 49,,
nave so'
70 slee' our m:'' ~, ~.
e's
~ IUn0XL HnWAI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

And In secordancs With law, and . order Of
the Board Of Director. made on the iEh Gay
Of Nay. 1879, % many shares Of each par.
eel Of sssh stock - may b. nscessay win
b. sold ct pablo auetion. q The saiss-
room Of Jshn Middleton / sou. No. 80 Mont.
ronsry street, Ban Frascisce. oahtoniA %
hour Of 1 O'Clock ,. y. OF ssid day. 70 pay ssid
delinquent assessment thereon. togethsf with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sAs.
uE0, T. ePlNNkY, Bserstsy.
Omce-No. 30 California street, Room Nos
San francisco, California. js3std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

Ar the celebration Of the Fourth Of
July In Nsv Haven. ~connscticut there
yin b . g.thsrins Of 1000 children
carrying snail fiags and sipsing national
songs. The eirls are to b dressed in
frocks rsprsssnting the three national
colors. and will b 70 grouped ON alargs
platform a. to present the appearance Of
an immense national dag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

The Chinese are opposing Christian
iiy with S~piisualism. Al Shanghai
native ''msdiuns'' 60 abost rsprsssnt-
ing the spiits Of d~csassd converts -
lowering missrably around The earth.
mot being able 10 get into heaven. and
they implors their friends 70 take warn
ing BY their fate and turn . deaf ear 70
the missionary eharmsrs-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

HAoAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frscklss, tan and sallownsss; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its ap-
plication cannot b detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

Tas Black Hills miners are still hope
ful-to get back home alive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23
REPusLioAN
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE

A NEErrNo OF TEE REPUBLICAN
i iess Sds TsiIsvs s.isiss. visstsis CITY.
oa sAruRpAY, Juns y. q . O'Clock p. 4.
sAsFp. Al members q the Oonminss ere par.
inssrssass Vim ). ss.s.!Sssd. u
VIZ. D. HicKoK, Secretary.
Virginia, Nsvsaa. June "a, 1879. jss5d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23

TIE San Francisco CAroaieis. under
the headline Of "Shov Your Face.
M~ulligan," prints the following: ''About
three months ago . man named Multi
gan. = Virginia City miner. vas relieved
Of $l.400 on the steamer Amador. on
il way from this city 10 Benieia. Phil
Up Ksarnsy. an sx-copvict, was seen
with him. and was recently arrested and
charged with grand larceny. The pros-
seution have been unable 10 secure the
attendance Of Mulligan. however. and
the case VA again continued ysstsrday
In the Police Court until Friday. and the
matter will Be- dismissed at that time
unless Mulligan puts In an appearance"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-23
CENTENNIAL BAIL SUPPER.

THE SUPER FOR THE BALL OF THE
i sandeld Guard. on the evening Of the
d. BULLARD. q the yellow Jacket Rseine
Houss, Main street, oold Hui. Tickets, admit.
ting 0sntlsman and Lady. %. jeiGtd
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-08-09
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from ac>
tive practice, having placed in his
hands by an East India Missionary
the formula of Il simple Vegetable
Remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a Positive and
Radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful cura>
tive powers in thousands of cases, feels
1t his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated bv this
motive, and a conscientious desire to
relieve human suffering, he will send
Gree Of chnye) to all who desire it,
this recipe, with full directions for pre-
pairing and successfully using. Sent
by return mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper.
w. DIR. W. C.SrEVENS.
NunrOe Block. Syracuse. n. v.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-08-09
For the HERALD.
KNOW THYSELF.
BY VIOLA.

Chic was indeed wise when he said
NosW Teips'nl, know thyself,) and
much esteem is due this maxim. For
Of all the complicated lessons in hui
man life, is to learn and comprehend
to every degree oneself. To under
stand our disposition, and to know our
faults as well as our good qualities.
think were the characters Of illustrious
men, whose names are written indelibly
on the tablet of fame, searched into,
they would be found as ignorant of
their own nature as one who had never
made the world their study.
We never think of study ourself,
had rather cover our faults with cur
tain of silence, and draw to full view
the faults of others. Thus, while con-
tinually studying others, We forget our
self. Others failings, though they
may be less than ours, in the magnify
ing eyes Of self are enlarged to Il
much greater extent.
How true chat before casting the
mote from our neighbours eye, we
should consider the beam in our own
eye"
Look, for instance, at the character
of Mark Anthony. Had he known
himself better, do you suppose he
would have summoned Cleopatra to
appear before him? He of course had
heard of her renown, beauty of person,
but thought himself too strong to yield
to the weak passion of love. But he
did not know himself-and he fell-as.
many Anthonys do now-a-day, victim
to his enchantress's charms, leaving
Octavid, his noble wife, stricken down
in sorrow.
1t is my opinion, were the young
ladies and gentlemen to study more
thoroughly themselves, and learn les
sons of human nature by putting them
selves in Others places, there would be
less flirting, less heart-breaking, aud
more sensible people. The ignorance
of ones self has led to much great
wrong, and would attribute the many
bankruptcies of the day to the fact that
men know not themselves. Know
nothing of their capacities, over-rating
their business qualities, sinking them
selves into utterTuin.
CALHOoN, KY, Aug. 4, 1876.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-08-09
MalariaI REGIONS.

The inhabitants of malarial districts,
who are constantly breathing an i'm
pure and poisoned atmosphere are sub,
ject to lingering and malignant and
fatal diseases, such as Ague, Typhoid
Fever, and Yellow Fever and Asiatic
Cholera. In many sections of the wes-
tern country almost every one is sub
ject to chills and fever, an ailment
most difficult to cure. The unhealthy
effects of living in such miasmatic
sections are destroyed by the free use
of DIR. RADCLIFF's SEVEN SEALS OR
GOLDEN WONDER. This standard
remedy is unequaled for the prevention
and cure of the class of diseases preva.
lent in low and marshy lands, and
being a purely vegetable preparation;
can be used in any quantity without
danger to the system.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-08-09
H0! FOR SALT RIVER /!
he New and Peculiarly Con-
structed Steamer.
NONDESCRIPT,
Will sail from this port on Friday
morning, August 18th, for an ex-
cursiOn up Salt River.
CAPT. STEPHEN WOODWARD, Master.
Col. q. {. SuANKs, Pilot.
+. VI. Gilstrap, I elk. -. l.. Woodward . elk.

Capt. Woodward has very appropri-
ately nominated Mr.. +. Clarence Hub.
bard as mate of his new vessel, Mr..
II. having evinced on 3rd day of July
in the Republican convention, a
peculiar fitness for that responsible
position. Second mate, A. p. Hudson.
Capt. Woodward has evinced the
wisdom and foresight of the expert
enced navigator, which he is, in select
ing his mud clerks, Mess. A. G. Ellis
and Thos. Hendrix, the former of
whom is familiar with the classic stream
in which the new vessel will ply, and
has many friends and acquaintance at
the principal landings, and both of
whom are supposed to be eminently
popular in the agricultural districts.
Those well-known, active gentlemen,
f. l.. Wise, |. III. Baker, Harrison
Martin, H. \. Swain, with numerous
Others equally well known, will act as
deck hands and general roust-abouts.
Those eminent characters Joiner
Brookin and Joseph Parks, of color,
will have charge of the culinary de-
partment, which will be well provided
with every delieacy of the season.
The boat will start from the wharfa
Hartford at eight and a half o'clock
Friday morning. For Freight or pas
sage apply to NJ. Mcintyre, general
freight and passenger agent, Hartford,
Ky.
2. S.-A limited number of tickets
may be had of Benz. Nest ton at Buford,
V. ID. Stevens, No Creek, or II. b.
Taylor and AlphOnso Barnard, Beaver
Dam
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From Spring Lick,

SPRING LICK, Aug. 8, &c.
Editor Herald:
On last Friday, while returning from
Wildwood, Mr.. VIM. Anderson was
struck by lightning and instantly kill
ed. 1t appears that he had not gone
more than two miles when the clouds
began to blacken with prospects of a
shower. Not wishing to get wet, he
esconced himself underneath an oak
tree near the road side in order to be
protected from the rain. He had not
been there long when the lightning
struck him, killing him and his horse
instantly, the briddle reins of which
held fast in his hands when discovered
by some neighbOrs who were not afar
off at the time. Il.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-08-09
Notice..

At meeting of the stock holders
of the Ohio County Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, on the Is day OF
July 1876, the following order was
made, viz:
"The grounds belonging to the As
ISOLATION having been sold by the
Sheriff of Ohio county for debt, it
is ordered that the secretary solicit
subscription from among the stock
holders to redeem the same. Said
subscription to be open until the 1st
of February, next"
Those wishing to subscribe, can do
so by calling at the County Clerk
Office. SAM X. COX, Sect'y.
July 18th, 1876.
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He came home one night with a
torn coat which she kindly undertook
to mend, but when she turned it up
side down so that letter and a ''Do-
mestic Fashion" of a new overskirt,
which she had given him to mail to
her mother some two weeks before,
tumbled outof one of the pockets, it was
so lively there for the next ten minutes
that his first move in the morning was
in the direction of awig store, to the
proprietor of which he gravely ex-
planned that close application to the
study of the Foreign Policy of the
Khedive of Egypt had done it.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-08-09
THE refreshing rains of the past few
days have come just in time to do good.
Notice.

Persons knowing themselves in
debted to me either by note or drug
store account are again requested to
come forward and settle up. My
books are in the hands of Mr.. z.
Wayne Griffin, who is authorized to
collect for me. Mr.. j. f. FOgle, is
also authorized, and will sue when it
is necessary. j. b. WELLS
Hartford KY, June %, 1876.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-08-09
Give HOur Name.

We must again request persons who
send us communications to give us
their true name. Every week we re-
ceive communications without any
name. We will publish any fictitious
name you may send us, but we want
your real name, as an evidence of
good faith. All communications re-
ceived not signed by some responsible
party, will 60 to the waste basket cey-
tain. We never viii pubIish any
communications without knowing tb,,
real name of the writer.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-08-09

MEDICAL STUDENTs.-Medical stu
dents are, like almost all of the young
men of our country at this time, need
ing money and requiring assistance.
Ever dollar saved is to them a great
advantage, and gives them the oppor-
tunity of investing these sums in
books and instruments. We under
stand that the Trustees and Faculty of
the Louisville Medical College Ken
tucky) have created a number of Ben
eiiciary Scholarship in behalf of those
needing such aid; but all of the facts
in regard to the matter can be obtain
by addressing a letter to the Louis
vile Medical College, Louisville. Ky.