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The daily gazette., 1877-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.

YNHE subscriber, intending TO relinqulsh
the farming business, VIII sell at fuo-
lie Sale, at his residence, In ChristianA
hundred, on the Kennett Pike, between
CampbelPs Shops and Greenvilie station,
three miles from Wilmington, OH
WEDNESDAY, MARCH i4TH, 1877,
at IL o'clock, M.
The following described Personal Prop
cry; yE;ooa 20 T.ri farm horses-No. /, Kate. EN
years old, dark bay, good size, N%
sound, gentle, good worker and
traveller; No. 2, Fanny, ~ years old, black
Canadian, sound, kind and good to work
xrx,-, anywhere; young COWS, all In pro-
IfYS fit except one, which will be In the
E.6mspring; 9 of them first-class cows,
one OF them with n calf by her side; fine
shoat, lot of good hens, two-horse wag-
on, one-horse wagon, dearborn, horse
cart, OK cart, wheel-barrow, roller, Model
Buckeye mower, in complete order, steel
tooth horse rake, grain mill, corn shelier,
corn basket, half bushel, half peck, 20 grain
bags, horse blankets, l steel plow not easily y
excelled, either for sod or stalk ground,
twin harrow. cultivator, double trees and
single trees, maui and wedges boring ma
chine. post auger, mortising axe. broad axe,
key wrench. pair OF wagon and plow har-
ness, cart harness, pair OF dearborn har-
ness, double lines and single lines, plow
lines, collars, brides, halters, cow chains,
f0rKS, rakoS, snOVeiS, spstueS, iron posi-
spade, grubbing hoe and other hoes, ladder
grindstone, grain cradle, moving scythes
and sneads, hay knife, axle litter, iron
square. a lot of casks, old iron, lot OF
coal, hay by the ton, Az acres OF wheat in
the ground. Household and kitchen furni-
ture-3 feather beds and bedding, 8 pair oi
bedsteads, about % yards OF carpeting, staii
carpet ana rods, 2 bureaus, mirrors, wash
stands and wash bowls and pitchers, brass
clock, 70 cane seat chairs, 3 cane seat rock
ing chairs, Windsor chairs, sofa, centre ta-
Bile dining tables, child's cradle, excellent
coal cook stove, 10 plate stove. sausage cut
ter, blanchard churn No. Z, In good condi-
tion, butter scales d weights, butter prints
butter canoe, cream cans, butter coolers
milk pans, kitchen safe, grindstone fol
house use, lantern, Doty's washing ma
chine and wringer, clothes horse, coffee
mill, coal oil lamps, buckets kettles, and q
variety OF glass, stone and other ware, and
many other articles not here enumerated.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-All sums under
ten dollars cash all sums of ten dollars
and upwards, eight months credit will be
given by purchaser giving bankable note
with approved endorser, payable at the
Union National Bank OF wilmington, Del.
No interest will be charged II paid when
dae. Four per cent. will be deducted for
cash on all sums OF $40 and upwards.
Sale positive and no postponement on
account of weather.
ANTHONY CONRAD.
L. w. STIDHAM & Son, Auct's, feb22- -2t
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ResigningsAfterit II Had Been Ascertain
cd that ne was \ Defaulter.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Special Agent
Stuart, Of the Post Office Department,
who has been in this city for several days
locking into the accounts of the Chicago
Post Office, has discovered that General
Macarthur, the Postmaster, is defaulter
TO the amount of 5000. The fact was
ascertained yesterday when General
Macarthur telegraphed his resignation to
the Postmaster-General at Washington
and then went into voluntarJ bankruptcy.
1t is believed his bondsmen are also
bankrupt. Special Agent Stuart will take
charge of the office until McArthur's sue
cessor is appointed. ..
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26

THE FIDELITY.-Our various financial
institutions are fast becoming glutted
with money, as is evident from a notice
just issued by the Fidelity Insurance
Trust and Safe Deposit Company to the
effect that after the close of the present
month the interest on money deposits
with this company will be at the rate of
% per cent. The company is now paying
a 3per cent. interest.-Phiid. Telegraph.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26

insn ra nee Compapl
N 9. COZ MARKET STREET
ms URES AGAINAJ y,
HOUSE 8 AND ALL oTurp ~,
INGS, noiI
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
For periods OF time varying nom ;.
months 70 term o years. avn
MANAGERS.
James bradford, l Geo RIa, ,oanoy,
George o. Maris, John fonouf
Chas. W. Rowland, Clement n O.
Edward Bringhurst, lanes p. sml
Edward T. Bellah, A. p shhsuule
Ashton Richardson, George Wdnnon W p
AZ. M. Cleaver. SA
. WIN. TATNALL, Presid.,,
SAM'L SMITH. Sec'y. '''u'a'
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26

EiHsT NATIONAL BANK
f'EfosiroRr OF THE PUBLIC MY,
AND
FIN NANCfAL AGENTS OF TUE
TED STATES. AhE "
Eo"Ahp BETS, President.
Paid mp Capbsal. eAsH|
aHHH FFtf ss 10 go !. HOU0 a.
Philadelphia and New Yor,,
h'sned 70 regular Depositors wjtSonS,n 4
Disceuut DAYS. Mondavs
aB 10 A. M. "hu IhuNda|
Clemeht B. Smyth. Gao.
Israel Pusey, Eii se Tse W. Bush
Henry S.McComb. n,1naprett, Il
Daniel James, viii hancron,
Edward Belts. atnal
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26
Public Sale

WlLL be sold at Public Auction. OH the
w farm of the late Augustus Conog
IN ChrlStiana hundred, at DuPont's station
on 1a .he Wlimington and Reading Railroad
IohsDA6 MARCH THE 9TH, 1877,
at 10 o'clock, a. m, sharp,
The following described Personal Prom
erty, to wit: ioP
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26
N -Four good driving 7Asx~
= and work horses, six AN
AZ mlIch COWS. | year VI ~

S1HE1zuIA Four good driving xAsr.
u and work horses, six NhSQ
milch cows, l year. VI ~
---AA ling bull of superior grade. 8
shoat pigs of good breed. Lot of chickens
ana ducks, family carriage / shifting ton
Dugg, market wagons, 2 carriage poles. i
sle1gh, set OF double harness. 3 sets of sin
gle harness, saddles, brides, robes, blank
cts, &c. set of cart harness. sets of lead
harness, wagon and plow harness, / farm
wagon with tongue and shafts, two horse
carts, OK cart, hay bed, mower, steel tooth
rake, hay fork, block and falls, fan, grain
oTlll, roller plows, harrows, cultiyators
wheel barrow, grind stone, post boring ma
chlne and auger, log chains, COW chains.
grain bags, post axe and spade, forks
rakes, picks, shovels and hoes. A lot Of
dressed posts, vinegar by the barrel, corn
and oats by the bushel, wheat in Ihe
ground. lot of tools. Household and Kit
chen Furniture.-Bed and bedding, bureau
wash stands, tables, chairs, side board
SOFA, sewing machine, window shades
lamps, parlor and cook stoves. tubs. hncl,
ets, measures, ice-cream freezer churn
scales, prints. milk pans, &c.
TEEMs.-All sums of $50 and nnder
cash. All sums over $50, credit of eisbt
months Will be given by the purchaser Wv.
ing bankable note with an approved en-
dorser. '''U eii-
w s E. B. CORNoG.
l.. w. STIDHAM & Son, Auct'rs.
febl0-W4t&d3t
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26
Fashionable FurnitursI
J. & j. N. HARM AM
N o 4IO King street,

%zzaEn We respectfully inform the 4
S zens of Wilmington, and the 4
rounding country that we conlil1
TO manufacture and keep on h1
at our large and long established vzk
rooms, Furniture of every variety u
style, consisting of Mahogany, RoseEl1
and Walnut Furniture suitable for pah9l
dinning-room and cham ber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is largdHt
more varied than can be found H. DeaErs1
and all articles sold at our establishes
are warranted as represented. n
Venitian Blinds of the most fashions
designs made to order and kept cOnsiE1
on hand. We also manufacture and "
stantly keep large assortment Of sFa
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses.
]. q j. N. HARMAsl
410 King street, Winnings
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26
PU BLIC SALE

WILL be sold at Public Sale. at the roc
pN ldence of the subscriber, near the
brahoyWine Springs, Mill Creek Hundred
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26ru, 1877
, at 1;3O O'Clock, p. m,
the Following valuable property, to wit;
= One One mare, supposed to be with
OH extra style, will work anywhere
n1IIoh ana very gentle, good .rIxxes
mlich cows, two with calves by ffY&
their sides; one bull farm wagon. 60.
market / dearborn, lot of wagons, blows
narroTs ,orG VS., ,ccnltiivators, moving machine'
good harness, a lot of Timothy hay by the
ION, and various other articles 0
10 IhERMS'-All ms sums of $40, ard under.
caSh; crai1,, al al over That amount six months
credit Tor bankable note with approved en-
dorser, payable at the Newport =. ank, ~
r,,. MCCOY YEARSLEY
40 DRAM Aaet'r, fsbI5-Jt
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26
A HEALTH INFLUENCE

A HEALTH INFLUENCE |
Restoring the Nervous and DeDlll!a.HIt lI1aoIt
IInparting Life, Strength, ana ne"'
the waatn0 organism.
Successfully treating Disease Oifho'a h''
DIR. .BRYAN's ELECTRovoLT1AIlSSA
MAGNETIC APPLIANCbo
Recently introduced after years q Y"
and research. They are of quadruppoMnds ppons
er. Imbuing the system win IG nvs
current of Pitalizin0 Electric anu '''
force, owd
ELECTRICITY IS NATURES ro"
A Sovereign Specific in DyspepsIIamund Iund
yous Debility-Diseases OF tlie sv sdl
rheumatism Paralysis-EpliePsy,o, y,o,sntJ
ca Spinal derangements--imlpsvrr6
Disorders of the Kidneys-and
difficulties generally. .,orgdvi
The Appliances are strongly cla a a,n1ius
Electric. Galvanic and Magnetic sci,itabp
of d0erent degrees Of fnte'lsity' sa.t su
all cases, and conditions, ana eDe'"
tUhere medicines hdue failed. ,;cans
References to numerous fh9si''
Patients. ,,oinlpg
Illustrated Pamphlets e1plaffe a,c ire
principles of their action. Cost' e'N'
application, Address, ppyAN
,o rod,v IN r'''' New l@Ai
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26
MUTUAL.

THE n Ew CASTLE CoITNTv,
The daily gazette., 1877-02-26

1t will eradicate from the system every
taint of Scrofula and Scrofulous Humor
1t has permanently cured thousands O
helpless cases where all other known RENE
dies failed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27
The xiined s.d ws.ad.a.

Alex. Genonia. Hungarian, while walk
ing up Pacific street was hit on the head
with Q stone. inficting . slight scalp
wound.
In the melee ct the Pacific Mail wharf
Oficer Wilson was hit on the arm and kneo
BY cobblestones. The latter wound threat.
ems TO DO . severe ono. ~ the knse-cap was
fractured. var
Thomas Baxter, . boiler. maker. was shot
I'm the chest at the Pacific Mail wharf riot.
He was brought into the City Prison Hos
pltsl. where bis wound was dressed. He
does not know who shot him. DR.. Btivers'
opinion 10 the wound Il dangerous and may
prove fatal.
Joseph Miller. Q man OF about 30 years
Of age. received . bullet In the back part
Of the head while engaged In melting q
mob on Third street. Tho bullet only
penetrated the head . short distance. u
when extracted was iattened.
Al engine No. Q was coming down Pa.
cino street, on route 10 the fire ct the
Mail dock. II ran over . man at the corner
Of stockton street. The unfortunate mai
was Immediately carried into . neighbor-
Ing drug store. and from thors TO the City
Prison hospital, where no expired within
ten minutes after his arrival. Tho de-
| ceased was . man Of about tifty-ave years
| Of age. medium size. gray hair and mus
| tachs, light beaver coat and Cashmere
pants. and evidently . working.man.
biligent inquiry failed to elicit his name
| or residence. The wheels passed. over his
breast and death resulted from Internal
he~morrhags.
!9unS T.ii. O., h,nl
paoye ,.n,aHm 10, r.; ,bs groin rhile
.,,h;ns dc-n Rssio strest Win \ de.
mA,cnins s'sn css~,ss. =, a.ts,v nv
tscnnen. VI 'n1 sin. ~ -, M: ni.y,nI
man IN iron. " mn, VII 1890,
ufop wn,ie taking y iIom w 1884, A..
a. ~. heiiy was nnoeAeu ao"n SEya.
corporauoh yAia nose cAl' on nt'..L'
street. near INC nre. ne was nur' III '"'
head anu ms ley proksn. ,v. u,.o
j.. u. aiiver ', Az. Hos.'
wss snot py tne tnVo rum AnL" no.ans
OIL on tns cart w 'ne 10y nv usnse.ous
samuei ocr9ase' sou y, $40 o''ou
eamser on pntlery s,reeN was on nv
truck OF 70, ! hose WIZ cannnii,,
anu Wa sno. inmeuA gn..o vi.
N the sue mi. mn. NE, o.ma trom ,hs mn,,
W. 49,. M
y" us - n..o,. .r..,., omc.r for tbs
IT,. IL L..J 10, xsry
s.en.ns "s'
'ei''"''
A young man hained FOX eIetk 20 ION
olioe, Kelly Cos BANK. = spec,n ior tne
evening. shot himself aeeiaehtaI,y oy hhs
pistol dropping OUT OF us PooAe, shiio
coming down the hiii hter ine r'oI Sn
over. ne was mot w. tne ,n,gn,
supposed 70 % IN critical conu,.ion. A..
iieguiar omcer romcr"! was sh'' W 'ho
leg ~ the riot.
hseriar omcet smi.n wash'' WIN
IN the nesdI not aAhserous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27
BROSCHITIs

~ from John Flag. Ksq. Of Bsnningtss. \. b.
.Tnrss ysars since I was vsry much r'euoso
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In bron'
chitis. Affecting me 90 severely - to render u
dlfncuit 10 speak In an audible yoice. 10 thn
I'M m solna into q decline. Aftsr recoufss %
various remedies 70 DO purpose. i naie - @
Dr. Wistsr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. . fev bot
tles Of which niiy rsstorcd ne TO health
aimee hat time I have bed several .every o.
tacf Of cough, but the Daisam has Always re-
moved them. ! .iv.ys fssP py me- An'
Hold By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27
rrIE rEAcK

The telegraph for the past few days
has reported . difference Of opinion be-
tween tho Car and his army on the
question Of peace. On n side. IL il
represented that the Emperor. . nat.
urally mild and humane man. IL willing
TO stop the war soon. while upon the
other hand, the victorious army With its
commander. the Grand Duke Nicholas,
are disposed to proceed to the capture Of
the Turkish capital. For = few days
past the Russians have had unin,srrupt.
ID success. They have creased the
Balkans. taken several large fsrtressss.
with . large number Of prisoners, and
demonstrated that the Turkish army Is
either missrably weak or missrably man.
aged. Naturally the soldiers OF Alex
ssdsr fail to appreciate any arguments
looking toward the close Of . contest
whore the victory ID all N side. They
Are not very many miles from. Constan-
tiaeple. and the speedy capture OF
Adrianspls 10 now conceded by the
Turks. Under these circumstances We
are inclined to doubt the report Of the
Crar's desire for peace; and even II hs
sntsrtains Il. there Is every probability
that be will have his objections 10 the
wal overcome.
II Is mort than probable that the
whole story Is cOncoctsd in the in.
tsrssts Of diplomacy to quiet the ap-
~prshsnsisns OF Europe while the sick
mans Capital is being reduced. Russian
ministers have outwitted the other pow.
err all through this discussion and war.
and they could not adopt a more taking
device than to give out that the Car il
determined to make peace, in opposi'
ton to the wishes Of his triumphant
army. The story has not the appear
aucs u ersdibility In outsiders who
understand In the least the real Russian
ambitions. The control Of the Black
Sea 10 = consideration Of the greatest i'm.
portancs imaginable. The possession OF
ceastantinopls Is essential to It. and the
old city Is almost IN sight Of these
advancing soldiers. who have full posses
sion Of the mountains anal sss only the
plains between them and the ancient
Capital. To stop at this point would
s1nspsrste every patriotic Russian.
and their Emperor knows well
the temper Of the people ho
governs. Unless all Europe conironts
them they are not likely to take any
such step. For these reasons we do not
believe Russia will propose any term
Of peace At ALL When they have cap
tursa Adrianople. which event may b.
looked for In q few days at farthsst. the
real disposition OF tho other powers will
become known, and the Russian author
tiles viii zee how far they can safely ad-
vance. At that stage .! the game We
may look for resolves thai mean some.
thing definite and positive. While pur-
suing the fugitive Turks down the south
slopes % tho mountains. IL Is absurd to
talk Of stopping for y pence parlsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27

Listen TO the waisrmilii. through ths ilvslonr
How tbs clicking Of Its wheels wears the hours
L.nguidiy the Autumn winds ,lir tn. green.
wood leaves;
From the q ID. the resper' sling. binding NJ
And . pryvsrb hsauts my mind. As sspsllis
The mill viii n,vsr grind with the water that
ispsst.
Autumn wind. revive NO more leaves that once
And the slckls cannot reap corr once gathered /.
And q. ripping, stream iSw' co. ir.,quil,
Nsver gliding back again to the vstermlll.
Truly speaks the pr0v.rb old with q meaning
The mill win never grind With the water ,s.,
Take tn. lssson to ,hIself. loving heart aud
Golden year. ar. a..,ins Oyi youth /. s...lnr
Learn 70 make the most of life. iO.s No happy
Time vii never bring ,hss back ehsnee. ,wep,
L..v. % lender word uu'.id. love, while love
Tue mill Win ,stsr grind with the water tbs,
ispast.
Work. while ret the daylight shin.s. man OF
strength and will.
Never does the strssnls. glide useless by the
mill;
Walt Dot til tomorrow sun bans upon thy
All .s., iSos esn't call thin. own lice In thy
rov.r. i%ni.ii.e, and health may not Away.
Tn. mill VIII mover grind with tn. wafer that
10 past.
Oh the wasted hours Of life that have drift
Oh he ss s y .s.. nlss, A.v. ssu los, With.
Love r.. '. might once have '.vsd BY . 'ln'
Though. sSss.i,.d. but ae'srp'uasd. perish.
Take iss pfovsrS to Thy heart, take and b0lii'
The ALI will never grind with the water tina,
hpast.
OH love Thy Col and fsilow.msn. thy'slf con.
For come u will. when thou must scan DARK
erfon Of the past;
Aud when the nghf Of life 10 Ger. and earth re-
csdss fro@ view.
And Heaven In eli Its glory shines 'mIdst the
pure, the good. The true
Thea yo1ll sc more clearly the provsrb deep
The Mill WIN never grind with the water thai
10 past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27
THE OWNING ROD!
Why Mss Of Seiesce shsuid stady
It's O~perst,ss New Ices OF Flee
tFteity.
lSrsa tie New York SUM-

4.
10 .p,ioh rus
seiehtne youinsi ,Aisss ,ne ooys,uoh
that the question o, 'ne u'Nihihs 'oI 90
longs 10 the forum OF superstitioo. WIN
out going ut length over u" gronnd OF
my experience ia The matter. l wish I"
draw attention to the useful purposes
the rod can serve. and partieslariy Ia
D points when sc'eiies m'eh' tske ho'u
Of to solve other Questions In the inys,
ferrous nsid OF eiecunei'y' 10 wh''h >
sscrios the d action:
Any substance WHICH ~ gooa con-
ductor OF electricity, "hsthsr snapped M
. fork or SIMPLY as sing's roo, whi
serve m q diving rod. WIN . sim iron
rod the fuisahons are isis' put NOT seen.
a forksd copper wire IN perhaps IN.
most sensitive and tho oest Tor praetieni
use, Ihe reason iorsns aeuon seems :"
he this : There are veins IN the EARN
OF water u D substances. which
are superior eohusesors' ana Pt'neipAi'y
convey and dis'noa.e slectriei,y 'nroush
TIE earth. ~ operation anu .nrse VEINS
being ainsrshuy "neh .ne ou,er
END OF the req AND suen VEN IN "
ground occupy In fela'ion 70 esen o'nsr
0".an.oo y, s..,.;,,,~ 80. Ia.
to- ,.i.,;vs nosi,ion. SEEM IN be i'm
c.,,.;n ,aaiai lines Iprobsbly ralial TO
~ s.a,s, N An. sar,hS. ani NO inter.
shsns. will tai, place outside Of these
In. .v.n n, .o ANAL n Ji,tanee as hall
an inch
wherever an interchange doe. take
pl.es Il does ~ at three points abou,
I'm. ;neh.. mart but moi A. npr Mac.
hs,ve.n a, out.iJs Of th.ss poinis or
r.s;al linss. Tho outer end Of the rod
dn,;n, mn. inheritance makes n c,rtain
nnmbsr of ,ibrai;ops which indieat,.
Nh. J;s,.nc. 10 ,bs vein as well ma ,h,.
J,T.,.n, conduc,ion M nm, intsrysuin,-
material. In common moist earth every
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27

AN old personal friend Of the Presi-
dent dropped In on him the other day
and comfortsd him with tho prediction
that the Ohis Convention would indorss
his course after a lively contest. Yet
the same authority had fears that the
party would lose the State. partly
through indifference. hut chiefly because
Of the Civil Service ban on the Office
holders. The financial question seems
to have ceased 10 10 Of much account.
aimee both parties are equally democrat
ixsd concerning 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27
rae PEOPLE.

Nc people in the world suffer - much win
pyvpepsis % Americans. Although years Of
experience In medicine had failed to sooom'
plish . certain and sure remedy for this disease
and Its effects. such - sour stomach, h~eart.oorn'
wstsr brssh. sick headache. eostivsnsss. psip,,
~ SooS' low pplrits. general debility. ETC.. Jet
inc ~ ~introduetion Of orsen's August flows!
~s heIieye there IL no case Of Dyspepsia thai
e.neot be Immediately relieved. 5000 doten
sold lsss year. without one case OF i.iu ~ 81
kctti. Tor 10 cents and ~ u. Two doses VIZ
rrIisys you. Regular size 10 cents. dell On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27
A,rv Democrat. in New orl.an. are

Avrv Democrats in New Orleans are
asking u IL Ia local sslf.eovsrnmsut to
have New York members Of the party
engineer indictments In the louisiana
Courts and keep important documents
which belong in New Orleans locked up
in David Dudley Fields desk. This is
childish Jealousy. Local sslf. govern
msnt Is well enough in its place. but 1t
mus, not stand in the way Of the RE
form" funeral procession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27

The times are perilous. We have
strikes In the East. a war in Europe. and
now the Indians Of Wyoming have bro.
ken out In rsbsllion against the whites
in the Black Hills. OF course they
must be put down. but what Is to put
them DOWN. Our army has been cut
down by Democratic economy" 70 such
u ngurs that No have NO men TO spare
to erush the savages. Il il evident that
volunteers will have to he called TO the
tisld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27

The Hon. Ben Wade 10 bent on mis-
chief. II In said he will attend the
Ohio Republican Convention. where
his friends will attempt TO make him
presiding officer. There are internal
evidences Of a iaKgs amount Of Demo-
craiic imagination in this report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27

Wi have received the programme. In
neat pamphlet forn. Of the Fourth An
nual Fair Of the Nevada State Ayrieul-
tural. Mining and Mechanical Society.
to b. held In Reno from oetobsr Is to
October 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27
WE CAN'T TAIN

wIthou. showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not TO b
..hsmed of Than, lot " use that standard denti
frice SOZODONT. which 10 sure 70 hesp them
white and rpotlees. No tartar can encrus'
them. no canker afect the enamsl. no species
on decay infect the dental bone. ~ SoEodont 70
srsuisriy used. 10 10 . botanical preparation,
and It's bensfcial effects on the teeth eno guns
sre msryeloua. a. II removes al discolontions
and renders the gums hard and rosy.
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And In accordance With law and an order ol
the Doard Of Directors. made on the 18th day
Of June. 1871. 90 many shares of each
parcel OF such stock - may be Necessary. will
be sold At public auction. II the once Of thu
Company, Noon Is, az California street
Ran francisco. California, on TUESDAY, the
iith day of August. 1877. ct the hour Of 4
O'Clock y. n. Of raid day, 20 ray said delin.
qntnt ssrer-ment thereon. together with cost,
~ advertising and expenses OF the sale.
JAMRs NRwLANDs, Secretary.
Onre-lioom No. 10 Haywsrd's ruiid.ne. No.
tig California street. Han Francisco. California.
ly21 u
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NEW TODAY.

LIVER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
paneipsl pls0s Of business. San francisco.
california.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Noticc.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock, ON account Of assers-
ment CNo. 81 levied on the 18th dav Of June.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-27

LSoH's kAfuArnoH makss bsauhful. glossy,
hxuriant hair; prevents its falling DOT OF turn
tng gray. 10 hes stood the test OF forty yearS.
y chsrmingly perfumsd. and has no rival.