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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02
CaStOria.
46 DEY ST., NEW YORK.

,.- ~pposu tnaU CasUvI ed to grown persons as we'll children. They only need to increase the quantity. But children have so many complaints for which Castoria is adapted-like Wind COiic, Sour Stomach, Worms, Tetter. Teeth- ing and Group, that it is especially recommended for them.
 Its effects more certain than Castor Oil. It contains alcohol and is as pleasant to take as honey. It never grpes. By regulating the stomach and bowels the Castoria cOOIs the blood, expels worms and prevents feverishness quiets the nerves and produces heath-then of course children can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest. !.
 Castora is recommended by all physicians and wh have tried it, and it is having rapidly increasing sale It is prepared with great care after the recipe of Dr. Samuel of Mass at the Lab oratory of J. B. Rose Co., 46 Dey Street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02

Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02
THE GREAT REPUTATION Which vEeErINE has attained in all parts of the coun try asa
 Great and Good. Medicine,

and the large number of oftestimonias which con- stantly belng received from persons who have been cured by its use are conclusive proof Of it's great val ue. It is recommended by physicians aud apotheca- ries. AS Bloodpurifer and Health -Resorer, it has equal.
 VEGET1NE is not prepared for fancy drink made from poOf liquors, which facilitates the system and tends to destroy health instead of restoring it.
 Are not the many testimonials given for the differ ent complaints satisfactory to reasonable persons the different testimonials given, and can doubt In many of these cases the that their pam and suffering cannot be expressed. in cases of Scrofula, Hhere, apparentt the whole body was one mass of corruption. It VEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse purify and cure such diseases restoring the patient to perfect health after trying different phys clans many remedies suffering years, is it elusive proof, if you sufferer, you be cured? Why is this medicine performing such great cures It works in the blood, in the circulating fluid. It can be truly called the Great Blood Purifier. The great of disease originates in the bloc and me- cine that does not directly it, to purify aRd renovate. has no just claih, public attention When the blood becomes lfeless and stagnant either from change of weather climate, of exercise, irregular diet from other the VEGETINE will renew the blood, carry of the putrid humors, cleanse the stomach regulate the bowels and impar tone of vgor to the whole body. The conviction is in the public mind well in the medical profes- sion that the remedies supplied by the Vegetable Kg dom more safe more successful in the cure of dis ease, than mineral medicines. VEGETINE is composed of roos barks and herbs It is pleasant to take ard is perfectly safe to give infant. Do you need it Do not hesitate to try it. You will never regret it..
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02
Centaur LLly[MEuTS.

The lame be healed and the wounded made whole, we nov efnow just what centaur LnimentA will do. hey n.H ,.oi mend broken bones or cure Cancer but they will extract soreness, allay pain, cure Rheumatism and a larger range of flesh, bone md muscle in. .nts than any article before dis covered.
 Scientific skill cannot go beyond tn effects Of these remarkable preparations. Chronic Rheumatism of many years standing. Neuralgia, Weak-Back, Fever Sores, Weeping-Sinews. sciatica. Caked-Breasts, Distorted Joints and sprained Limbs of the worst kind are cured by the White Centaur I4iniment.
 It will destroy the pain and heal without scar all ordinary Burns and scalds. It will extract the poison of Bites and stngs and the frost from Frozen Limbs. It is very eficacious for Ear-ache, Tooth ache. Itch and CutaneOus EruptiOns.
 Mir, Josiah westlake, of Marysville O., writes:
 For years my Rheumatism has been so bad that have been unable to stir from the house. The first three bottles of Centaur Eminent enabled to walk ithout my crutches. I am mending rapidly. think your Liniment simply marvel"
 c. H. ,nne t, Ir1ggt RCc'i Prairie, Mo. scys:
 "Centaur Liniment sells better and gives the best satisfaction of anything in the market"
 What Centaur Linment has done for others it will do for you It is handy it is reliable and is cheap.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02
The Yellow centaur Liniment

is worth it's weight in gold to owners of horses and mules. This Eminent has cured more Sprained, Sween jed, Ring gboned and Called Horses in three years than have all the Farriers in the country in age. Its effects simply wonderful We have thousands upon thousands of certificates as strong as the following: ''My horse was lame for year with fetlock wrench. All remedies utterly failed to cure and considered him worthless until commenced to use Centaur Liniment, which rapidly cured him. hear tily recommend it.
 "REV. GEO. ". FERRIS,
 ''Manorvile, Schohsrie Co.,, N. Y." "DEAR S1Rs,-I have used your Centsur Liniment in my family and find it to be of great value Please send me two dollars worth, one for the mules and horses. RILEY SICKLEs. "FALLs STATION, WYOMING Co.,, PA.'
 It makes very little difference what the case is, whether it be Wrench, Sprain, Poll-Evil, Rngbone, Scratches Lameness of any kind the effects the same. Liverymen, Stage proprietors, Farmers. &c.. should never be without the Yellow Centaur Lini- ment. It is sold and warranted in it's ef fects.
 Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,,
 46 DEY ST., NEW YORK.
, 1876-04-08

In this country and IN arf,st Drt tan ALI Of thor,
nay 10 who1n npplfoa,:-gav me. all possible
NJ a!stance oxcert Mr. Edward Kln,bn'l and mo
ut 1cr. Mr.. Kinball'. ~ nsy lirst tntcrvicw told
1ne wna Intending 10 wsite mn account u atooIy
lE1nHolf The othe: ouo IT ttiH minority of two
dtoh not ohject, 1w lint Tho book Is published,
To tnnac nh hotSsnt penny 1y eellinn T..
Bunln Of shr. 'slcst frlotiEs" OF str. Moody
ncctn9 that tn book was inevitable. nilcd mo
to mike t tfo bcss possible; others. d'saEreo-
inE viii. hs1. Moody, thought a book to 10 do.
m!tablo a'ti aittcsl MO Of, lholr own judgment.
Tllcso tt, tho number Of two"ty.i1ro. Including
Homo OF tile most eminent ChrlsttanR II, Amer"
ca aud urest l,rita,,i, w1oac names, hdlsossos,
cos,eh' 'ondenco. eto.. arc at The service OF any
tnqnu cr atb no tnnny ufsnossoB that Mr. Ed
ward K,mba!I l,as ia1 himself open 10 lilo charge
Of Malicious nntrutifulncBs. or, to tlle caryo Of
vaas conccit which claims TINT hc nnt QUO
a her rtrrou have tho exclusive right to ho
t.1own ag Mr.. Alooay's "bcst frien!s."
from this tho .plbltc may julso llow much val
no to placn upon A1r. Kin,Lals astices in TuE
CIncAuo TRIBUNE and tho Sunday School Tines
as against tho book III question,
W. n. DANIELS.
Author Of " D. L, Mo''dy Kill Ills wurk.r
, 1876-04-08

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1he At1einpt ~ Ansnso 1'AN1ok "1e'A'"
fh"datlpA'1 hH'fsh'. l..-..
When Benjamin 7. Gann, tAo lilo inaurnneo
agout, called upon lr. Duttorwict, the following
,o,,vor.a,,or on,us1.
- $50, D..;.,, ,,, h.~. =, ,,.r-
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aneo oi yont nse, oenoSo' "soppau ~ y"
~ s cau Sos 5oI W T. usso o.a
VIC "ueE u.ala1a'ietsa 1s,,t u, t.s,,nn "s
..iLo .ost ~ u ;nse "aa ~ I wo,t ao,.
,a .,,aeo ~ tG9s III, ,I t%a., a. r.v ernr.
lo: o4 ine!e 't!s; Aaa tnua is.. w ua1 as,s u
oHa ~ 'ust w.. ut'o ~ nsn "sa ~,
s fo:,,r ~ tomsortao MIA ond LappS ~"
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,n1,t vo,,'vo az ,to ~ liz amir iimo r. nth"r
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has IT, cgs1nsy " II am,.,,, w IN "n. ar
~. a,.oV,t hnt ho.r 1n,,.I moro M w,f,n n mnn
ons sro,' ~" na, ~ III sto to tb,u,of Il
~ ouaa /, " d. -, ,s1. will iraat
ht t roect fyst t,,,s hn II. f."Iurs nf tio un
ot ,o u.Is yui,ov viii t,a
th.t i1 ~ n nacuniary snnso ,is lin haa hcon Ar,
''ts"- fait,re 'rhnk hnw-"
tsnttsruir],- -. i1m,'t scarn mo n hit. vant
Al ,i,rr 10" u,,v t;,ns
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,;,, - ,%osn da.r ~" noa ,rIn1 vn " ioas
] htn,o, w;isnv to ,na.le ,noIo bitter by t.a uoy-
ot.v ~, ,.hc,, I'M ~ smIInniv ,,l,,ne anh v
M -, ,nt ao !. iast y ti,a car'y ~ .
sa.G nn1t .r1 ;,a.rsisas "ori.i vii .ns
e1 mnttoqrieIM.. anu snml'r,t !o.vn ,cr rent n
,oJ Ju,sii tni,inns ~, IN tIo III wnn,nn onnJ r.
1Issaai, naa nro,,nd ~ bnr ,,vn," Thc va'il
osnrnn;.t. n!iud" "rua"o ~ :. 'e@ Ao'
pnunnN"yorr "pnfvo" poor little cb,,dron, Inn. rnth.
or,as. ornl,ondci ti,ey viii have m ons to tl
e1,e' .nI ot3 iii, hrosH ~ na' NJ eo ~ ~ ~
n-nt,ct s1,nm fro,n hnru Va, io ,,ninnroh mi,
..os n,,tor IL ~ a., ,,Yorn1 ~ fro, tla l"a,
nsncs ra1y nf noycrtv You Iua,,rn In our cnmpa,,,
sn5 1hev Fhcc,n i,,a WI, rno,,r,, IN fcaI m
an4 t sney tG, s, -, ;.o .t,e, nye liz rs.n
~ ,..nt" ~'A ~ '~'o' 'e4''' ""''s ''' 'o|'
- rn,.erwtctztr dont rnnt IN r.;so them
ohoro tIn raac,, ~ wnnt y.,,t tI,sn, IN w.ut
, 1876-04-08
THE SINAI CONGREGATION.

DEDICATION or THE NEW TEMfLE.
Tho row ,clnplo Of tho Siuti congregation. at
the southwest corner OF Indiana avenue anh
Twcnty-ti1st street. will 10 dedicated today It
~aa bcguu May l. 1915. It ia very substantial
stona structure. showing atrongIy.prououncel
features Of curly French Gothic typo Ia thu
aubatructuro, and rather - OtLonthlizod" top.
ping out. 1t aproass 10 bo n compromise be-
twccn tue strict "Oren:allsa " gonorally
<cen,cd = characteristics Of synagogue hrchi-
tecturo, and that strict Gothic character
t!an church architecture. In THU country
tic tic ,2hrlstiaa m s1, atyia Tho most Noteworthy
oxte AMI characteristic Of this hnild'nE u tha
iuat hiyopGs9 AID simplicity vi sts general pro-
pot tio.,J as vol ~ OF lta "details.
Jalors are throo atroet enttancua to this build.
Ing. tho principal CLIO on Indiana avattue, and
ts0 ,niaor onoa OIL 1wenty-tirst street. Each Of
each Hrruountod by dome, or rashor dumlcai
pyramd. rhoys on Twensy.llsss st1oot arc at
tho Two ottda OF the frontage OIL that
street, whilo that on 1iidlana Rvol1uo
trail lny, having nlnssiye Luttressus, and oxsood.
| lux to 4 height ot % rcok nboye tho sidewalk.
&1id thoro susmounted by tho NAN dome, ldu
from tho sidewalk TO- lilo top OF tue glldod a1ar
| which fofuB its i}niu1.
Tho interior Of tic building has in the baso-
| mont worry spacious yeutibulea mud tho usua1 nr~
| ranCcu,eut of Sunday. .acool rooms. Tia Rudi-
| tosium i4 approached by lhros stnirwayB, two 4
feet wide cacti. md ono foet vide, torninat1nf,
iu ro1y rooaay ycHtihulcs. Tho iioor Of the au-
ditoriutn las .tso 0: 30 inchoH from tho pulpit,
which is at tho woat cnd, to Tho ontranco At tho
| east ond. Thu Bcat8 aro alphabetically nr.
raneoll, haylug wil:, apacious atslcs betweon
them. There uro 1JG reTs, with MI average ca.
racity OF I've perBulls to cacl pow, allowing &C
inchcs to each sitting. Tho gallory nbovo the
| oust voatbuao will aoal about 1o0 persons. Tht
organ. a very largo aud powerful instrument, IL
| behind tho pulpit. aud elevated 10 a. to glye
dressing And retiiuG-ruon on tho auditorium
loTel, below tic organ ga'iory. The internal
decoration Is quito olcgant, anu is O departure
from tho ordinary style of church Or Bynagogus
| decoration.
Tho dimensions Of tie auditorium are as fol
.lowH: Width between wallis. II foot; lcnEtl
frun end to end. including galleries, l15 foot
height from floor to ceiling. 53 foot Tic ruots
IL lighted by day through, atainod-gltss window
Of original design, and at night by "euu
burner" aud silo.llghts disposed nround the
walls. Thu building Ia heated by four hot-ai
furnaces located Ia auh-cslara At oacll ind o
building.
Tho aggregate cost Of tho building. includinl
sidewalk, furniture, aud carpets. orgen, Rn
everything clso pertaining to tue building. u
little less than $7D,0su.
, 1876-04-08
DIR. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

psfoety tastslsi.. eszeatlt co4ta4 with taes sa%s
kaks sxaats purify. st'.a'e - q. ssaa.ca
h!,s. hsse. Kaayy'. h..!a! H..,sas s..1a 'is1 ns-
pstslA Husns&s tallua4 tesst. q -.
Asxss iss. md all uvtanasments o. tns lntss1 yrx.
Warrkltau u 8H1o+ po4!uFs pnro. fnftV
etAltss coutaiuiux usscuEy minerals o. ds'o's"4~
tI- ob..:ve the following a,wptoms t*susslns FROM
Eunstjrstsu iuwatI Plus galnsss of ehs Bleed IN H.
Ilsad, xed1ty of t!s h*as:s. a h
sSas a,;sp II s rs I'd q u Ssss
FIutf At The Aesrt Ehatnx % at
ias ssasato whsn e Lying Po,tqfs; saa Hu Il Ps
p:hsssS, Il e b:yaisnSess XII. Ss.., mss
saddsa Flash II lis.i k4Eotnk In :hs k!oaa ,v..
tsw doses o. RAILWAYS PILLS "ia itsS ~ asais -
hsx. 6el4 hy dFuSttts-
, 1876-04-08
HANS BREiTMAN'S MARRIAGE.

Naus Dretman ha vsa III 30 tirst
Ia 10 Il tHh9.Atselt;
d. putlnns Oh hla prrcchtAsb&ntl
uey al heroouteE fell;
Hts slbowa, toe. dey looket out
Der fln1erG In h1R goat:
.rsas shsudeEhafs. der HFettman sst
To bull Al!stn Liz Ioat.
'Tyas vorsh a1ah reln' yel:sF TOT.
u hv1I' t1ocA \ life;
Aud 10 der l1ftIsmat s4toEs DAT h.
FGuldt inaks himself F1fe.
liz trunk hinl vol Mlt t4ger.peaF,
iIe eAt sons AchwelzeF.k.4s;
And den 10 zsxk frau aa ytnt
Al 'bout ds naEQst.bsce.
Us shtnet Of tsor, 10 shme>t Of k7aa
Ito thlne!t of zouE.kFaut;
"Ash unt I" iotey iukilsn sst
Az El!sel xot's Iot out;
~ siE af lAfent IL Al4 LEeh
And III hla lo!sly lair;
] 1ybh dat eoult s!saya know
u-t Eu2tl soAl1 u dc1al"
Der Drs!t1uln thln!it vsn hs did .ea
u8t luaieu sIi sArslhkouns;
liz ltowsl hi.usrlt upvn his race,
And tait lptn der Grouns
"Ach InAidelltn. iou hai* kuk NINA sAra
Al into ltdals pits:
Sust you peeoMe ny nucslazs.
Or ] VAL ts nai! At4."
Dat naattep hit her pEettel eu.ls
Ags!usl der pre1tl,an rreAt:
pey hung ssonnt Ike sau+sgss;
Der AEeitnAu ha sut Hltst.
III took 4 tiscs Poouy .ahkiu+
AL turut Ike 70 tlnYi
IL put II Oh hef anger nae,
Den danced dar bsutschss,s aang.
And row, .nlns sreuts. der nleltMsn's b4nls
Go lultonlsxs no AoEet
Dat uiatken soHt tau efeTy t!lne
Dry fsll4 upUu ie door;
And s!ssJ unas DAT hseitlnapb &list
, 1876-04-08
RAILWAYS REMEDIES,
OVARIAN 4'UM|OR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED DY
DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,


.- Ann AnllnR. Dec. 9,,ts7s,
I'm. AAnwAr: That oths1e may 10 euuosttad. inats
this statement:
h41c h*d Ovarian Tunor In tho Ovartss and bnxss
fnr ten yeas. tried thu bost nj this place aad
without any 9onoat war growing snch rAp!d.
IT, 1hsl cunld mt hare 1ived much longer. lend ok
irs1usr tu Try RAdwas's ctnodibs lad nnt
s,,4h faith hstn. but suslly, altar much dshotasa
ttstrd ttiom.
thu Pills. and Iva ats1 Of tho }senfs tnBcd thasn With
any App tcltettt. determined IN r0rsoFase.
.ei twelve uto utilas of te ikeso.sot. twa nj th H..
ios twenty-five pnnn1a. .
va en'lss{ cntat took .hs tste!no .! sb.at ne
~ tok ,hres nL2n 1ott,os Of ths l&asosous ti1 but
FL Psftesti, Ta saa n, h1.,, full ot ssstns =
y.,r wenaorfu medicine. ios' deeply lneits md
ttha1 boon 70 mo. ta,euoiI aiIss. Il. u. rlBBiNa.
Mrs. Htbbns. whn nakor thu ahayo 1este, Is tbs
Gsson e! x,,on Fc9ae.od you +. :ond in,ieine q
me- With tho exception Ut What wss sant to ,or by yon.
that or statonontis correct ulthon g!slca.
druggist nnd Chon,I... ANA Aihor. :linh.
This mar eortlfy that MIS-. 1IIbtnd. who mnkes thu
aboyd o9rtatcste Il and has boon tnc many i,
tn?wa = " sae d, facts inrc!n state .ro
bins will bells n hgr Ut stamrnt.
ts'fasa nSTY mXSY & uoG2Ek G2GKh HEY J. r9yD g. yf9Sn
, 1876-04-08
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fs,sr and Asu. cured for atty cents Thsss y MOI
rsYeist r. tns rofla thas ": Gue i.yss ~ afs
aud othoF fsYsrg te!dsd 6y RkdxAys Pat " quick ~
hadMsy's ftsAd5 ItellaG RatN ssnls psF hakt1A
eSd h1 usukthh.
, 1876-04-08

bio as It nay appear. such Aro soma OF Swim
IONS omissions, asld VIC can account Tor ttcm
nnIy by his huhstitntln0 TOT Aoncht compos'ion.
lho lhbor4 OF others. fERI1Ae.
, 1876-04-08

Real "Talsc anil True,"
Rspd aas 1tttsxstaao 10 A4UWAY i Co:, ~. Z
ws7sa.St, NsT T1SE. 1a.eIaaAt t4os *sst9 tAAAsAes
viii u ssptyeA-
, 1876-04-08

Ulack' tall With stealing uaasut'H kEanHiatian ol
the Pipso Etda q secritu!nA:ion, however, IL
no dc fonso. llou utsotty sa!so this charge is,
any. buo NAV zee ftom comparison Of Black.
WelfA and Urssut'a tran6latcns. III also from
Hly ckWoll'n '' Preliminary lseMarks TO the prus0
Erna" y. 397, which contaiuH Htatcuent Of hiA
,e h4ton 10 tho vesalon III Aallet's Northern
AI1hlu!ties."
Surprising that Mr.. Allcssons charso agu,ust
Blackwell be well fotudod. Is it not atEauga
thAt Ae ehonld haso preferred Nlaekwell'n word
lnx to TINT of Uaasntf Moreover. II Atr. Anderson
had contlned hlnsotf ent1ra!y 10 Daseuta trans
ihtiou, tho May in which he has used il IL nux-
ruskblo. Had he g,yon thu Edlac myths in hin
o"p Hords, Al other writer's have done. no QUO
would have cared whethor Als Bolrce was 4
Translation or tho original. but 10 taks ass pe,y
soords u the translator. Di1.out using 9uosa-
luo writing III diahouest uso Of auosher nsu's
property. Nor can slr. Anderson bo r.
leyed from the -cbatge OF plagiar-
sH from D,hop tSsys ,so tsnsaon 81
1' hs .ays that be made ' al sGst,sct' asscI
That ho has pilalcd ffom Mallet - eyldent
from passage IN h.s compositlon. ?; 12o ~he.e
Mo Spsru Of La,cs,' betrays aud hludcrs h,1n
from slipping away by saying tL2t he hsd trans.
lated the Fssnch u Montosquieu.
- Al brss thought slr. Anderson foil With =
tlou zcaanst hln only to lead tho reader on sha
track but another reaaon appears In bts anxiety
10 have the Northern bsrhaFlans pass
~ highly educated gentlemen. who
had iu use5r tHinds pFo}0u'H
comprehension Of l4e relation of things. tie ~
pre.'A !ar " he umtrtfss; and history u bai
ne reflection of ats .4tlts'esl rliIles of Nature.
u. p. $40; while blackwell p. 105. in supsti-
tuttug curved horns for "tha skulls OF ouz
euamlss," remarks: ava think TIA. . daily dln-
LEE cons'st,ug of boiled pork washed dowa
With sls snu IN ocoasional atsusht Of mead,
~As bad enough Ia ~ conscience without toAA.
Ing skul!s ts1ys ~ drinking g-cupS."
A. Ils eass stands, lit. Audsrson remains
Sxaay " piay'orisn otherwise saY thsfL might
b. sksuKsd ~ 10 aesrstghtI ap5 tAs unb4tAsd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
slooMp o,spAron.
The Fuueral OF James Liek-san
Franchise Turas Out :" Ea Masss"
In Honor 10 His Memory.

IAN FRAScIsco. October 4.-Ths new
Board Of Trustees Of the Bank Of Califor'
mia was organized this morning by the re-
electing Of the old officers.
The ban Francisco Stock Board. after
the morning board. adjourned over until
tomorrow to enable the members to attend
the funeral Of James Lick. A crowd !,
now collecting on the Montgomery stree
sidewalks. aud the street In front OF Pic
neer Hall il thronged with people waiting
for ths funeral cortege 10 take up the line
Of march Ia Mechanics Pavilion. where The
services are 10 be held.
The procession was expected 10 move al
I o'clock. but II 10 probable some delay
will occur. and owing TO the length VI tht
exercises Il Is proposed TO be held at the
pavilion. II will b. late In the afternoon
before the funeral ceremonies arc con
cluded.
Only two cases Of smallpox are reported
this morning and one death.
The body Of an unknown man was found
In the Lay this morning between tile Mis-
sion and Howard street wharyes.
The manager of the Grand Opera House
| throws open his theater this Afternoon to
enable the children Of all the orphan Asy.
lums and other charitable institutions u
the city To witness the pantomime free OF
charge.
The funeral procession of the late James
| Lick IL now passing up Montgomery
street. The sidewalks for the whole
length Of the street are lined with specta-
tors. The cortege il headed by q squad oil
| police. followed by = band Of thirty-siH
pieces. Marshal VIM. Husfner and his
aids were next In line. The Pioneers.
who assumed the next position. are out In
great strength TO the number OF several
hundred. The Trustees Of the Lick es'
tate Immediately preceded the hearse.
which with the horses drawing II. Is
heavily draped In black. Tho pail
bearers were Samuel Brannan, j.
Il. Snyder. \. II. Harris, Alex. q. Abel.
=. A. Roach, d. =. Sutton. j. W. Winins.
G. Troyer. 3. p. Christel, Prof. Moses. W.
Il. Wheaton. W. II. Clark. Richard Chen.
cry. A. W. vonschmidt. Peter Donohue,
p. b. Cornwall. Henry Edwards. II. Q.
Hyde, Charles q. Yale. q. ID. Gibbs and
Prof. 0ompertz. The members Of the
Academy Of Sciences are Immediately In
the rear Of the hearse. followed by . band,
officers 81 the National Guard and civic
officials. the faculty, regents and students
Of the University Of California. Mechsn-
les Institute. Board Of Pire Underwrit.
ers, Sons Of the Golden West and Terri-
torial Pioneers. The procession 10 not 20
long as expected. II extends about three
blocks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
John Lick ON His Way 70 saa Frss.
eisece-The CsmtnE Races ~ =
nay District Track.

SAN PRAScIsco. October Al p. H.
A telegraph dispatch from John Lick yes
tsrdsy states that he left Lebanon Pa
Immediately on learning tho nows OF his
fathers death. and that no expected to Ar
rive here next Sunday evening. He IL
credited with the remark that be knows
what he will do whom he gets here, but u
very reticent - 10 his intentions.
The Fall trotting season over the beau.
tiful tack Of the Bay District Fair Ground
Association commences on Tuesday next,
October 10th. with . stallion race, 70 b
followed on Wednesday by y 2:26 race
for . purse Of $1,000; on Thursday 2:So
horses. ten In number. are " contend ior
. liberal purse. and the character Of me
entries are . guarantee Of . race OF much
interest. Friday brings the 2:3l celsbri-
ties together. six In number; aud Satur-
day calls out = grand struggle for pre-em.
inence In the 2:23 class. for . pure OF
81. 400. In this grand struggle OAKLAND
Maid. George Treat. May Howard. Den.
ancs. Alice. Commodore. Gold Note. and
81. James will contend. They are the
very best horses on the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04

FREIGHT RECEIPTS. - The following
freighis for Gold Hill and Virginia City
were received during the twenty-four
hours ending at ~ o'clock y. to-day:
Wool, 40 carloads; 10 Of lumber. Z Of
merchandise. 4 Of barley. 2 Of hay. 2 OF
salt, 2 Of ice. 2 Of bluestons, 2 OF coal. ! OF
oats, I Of coke. l Of steel rails. l oil nut.
pine. 1 of quicksilver. I Of mortArs. OF
pitch and ! OF machinery.
NoRs wArER.-The Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Company are putting In . new
main from their fiume down 10 the head
Of Union street. workmen swarm up and
down tho hill like ants. and slowly the
ditch has grown till its course 10 plainly
marked. The object IL 10 furnish more
water, which win DO needed by ths new
Consolidated Virginia mill.
Fi1ISo rHE ASSESSMENT RoLL.-The fol.
lowing changes we're made on the assess-
ment roll Of the county by tho Board Of
EQUALIZATION yesterday; New wktsr works
reduced 81, 900; improvements by Conger
increased 1900; Marye's personal prop
erty increased $500; Consolidated vir.
pinia battery mill increased s. 900; franksl
4 Block increased $500.
UMYoRN BALLOTS. The Board OF
County Commissioners have issued an or
d.r that tho ballots used at tho coming
election he uniform In all respects and a.
follows Length. twelve inches width. four
inches; TO be printed on iifty-six.pound
y. 4 Q. book.paper. white.
soNE eyil-dispossd person last Saturday
night threw down the hume that leads 10
the srastra wheel In American rayine.
About two hundred yards Of the Hume
were demolished. and the work Of recon-
struction 10 now going on.
The bio MACHINERY CoNrso.-Ths
Overman Mining Company received to-
dsy two pieces Of their new walking.beam.
weighing 7O,4O0 pounds. The machinery
WAS brought on two cars. and the freight
charges amounted 10 si,l5O.
Tux pay-days made themselves apparent
ON Main street last evening. and to-day
the gaming tables Of Gold Hill are sur
rounded by the sturdy miners, who are de-
termined TO win . fortune II any one does.
J. II. BnowS. tho man whose foot was
badly crushed OF the Yellow Jacket mine
some time age. 10 able 70 be out on crutch.
70. and expects to be we'll soon'
Oar SHIPMENTS. - During tho past
tventy.four hours 90 carloads of ore
have been shipped to the different mills
on the Carson River.