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III OBSERVATIONS oN DEAFNESS AND cATARRH"
\Jfs~ucd by the NEW lOkk THROAT AND LAX INs
sTlruTE. III rnst .-th u. Mailed for iOc.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TONsrfTu1iONAL DISEASES FROM BLOOD P0f.
cns psiuon tasn absorption OF Infectious diseascs,
ali treated upou in Dr. HEArns book. free Ofca 2nd
~, hdwas New YORK..
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!. 4 c. JOHNSTON.

Samples Of Dry Goods gratuuouv to all parts Of tke
country on application
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,
oNy DOLLAR a yEAa. POSTAGE
ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.

CABLE NEWS From ALL PARTS or THE WORLD
THE WEEKLY HERALD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

and In his opinion. the public lsok for and
demand some plan Of settlement like this
that shall give the country rsposs.
Sharon was not In the Senate to-day, b.
irs cenflnsd by illness 10 his room. whore
he 10 sin inaccessible. but In . cenvsrsa-
ton yeji5rdAy 10 expires ed himself . arm
believer IN tue doctrine that Congrsss can.
not go behind Sta, % .tihcatss. and tiat
the elsetora, vst:i must b counted BY the
presiding officer Of tbs Senate alsns. He
has recently sxprtsscd the epinisa that no
nan os1 rst.in power In the Republican
par.y who weaksns In tie present smer-
gslcy.
Ex-senator st,wsrt favsrs the commit
tss's plan Enthusiastically. considering u
tie highest evidence Of the peoples capac-
lily for sslf-government-thst 70. . pescea-
BILE settlement; a. never Ina the history Of
the world hid . similar contrsversy been
ss.a,d without war.
Secretary Gorhsm believes that, - the
presiding ofls,r Of the Senate has power
under the Constitution to open the slects-
raj certificates, 10 necessarily follows that
he has tho right to Determine which 10 the
rightful return. The majority Of the
Senate. however. being opposed 10 this
view. and the President pro tenn. having
no power to maintain II against their
wisheI. he cannot attempt 10 pat II In
force without being Instantly deposed. In
this posture OF Affairs Gorham thinks the
proposed compromise 10 the best settle
ment that can DO effsct,d. He considers
1t constitutional. and believes II will In
sure peace.
1t is tho almost universal belief In WASH
ington political circles tonight that the
commissions plan will 30 adopted In both
horses by overwhelming majoritiss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

PExuALLow-TuRSrR. - In san Prar-
cisco. last Wednesday. Captain Psnhallow.
OF the bark Enoch Talbot. and Miss Ida
Turner. Of Gold Hill. were joined In the
bands Of ma,rimony. Mrs. Penballow 10
q sister Of Mrs. Captain Balch OF This
place. and during her residence here made
many friends. all Of whom Join In wishing
her and hers q lucky voyage through life
and = safe harbor with good anchorage
hereafter.
RuSAwAr- John Murphy hired q sleigh
at d Slime Ogg's stable. yesterday. and started
for Virginia. When near the Imperial
wood pile the horses BECAME fright: ned.
and turning suddenly. threw Mr.. Murphy
from the sleigh. They then started dow
the street at full speed. AID kept on their
way until they reached the DEVILS Cats.
where they were stopped. No damage was
done except 10 tho tongue Of the sleigh.
and Mr.. Murphy sustained NO serious in
~juries.
" . rain should come just about now
there would b . great many roofs In Gold
Hill and Virginia that would bs greatly
strained by the heavy weight OF snow and
water. A good. sale plan. would be to
shsvsl the snow Oh bsfsrs the rain ZONES
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
THE NEVADA BANK.
The sssssd Annual ssatsment-Its
Busiaess, Fsretsu mud D~osnestis
Assets aad Liabilities.

The officers Of the Nevada Bank Of San
Francisco, California, rendered their SEC
ond annual statement on the 3oth day Of
December last, showing tho business OF
the Bank. both domestic and foreign. to
be in . most prosperous condition. The
report states the amount OF cash In tie
vaulii at San Francisco, California, q,
81, OO9. SOC; cash In the vaults at Virgins
City. sSo5. 500 In New York. Chicago. and
ether Eisilra agencies, s2,o9i; bullion
in the MINIS. 5 i,20i al in the hands Of
fersila correspondents. Si,9s0,155; bills
receivable. s3.615,567 ;. eash on call. So
i9i, SO; commercial bills aud other secu.
ritiss, SIS. iG6. 93S-makisg . total ol
cash and securities Of $40, 3i6,i57. = bust
ness showing Of no small magnitude for :
bank only two yeas OLD. Read theil
statement published in another column
TODAY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
On she lsaiirsad.

The 4 o'clock train for Virginia which
started from Carson yesterday evening.
was of the track this morning just east OF
the Homestead tunnel. near the Imperial
dump. In the Brunswick cut last even
ing this train encountered a hugs boulder
and IL was found necessary to use giant
powder 10 blast 1t out Of the way. En-
giues Nos. 3 and 20 are of the track In the
Virginia yard. The regular freight train
from Carson this morning reached the
Oysrman sidstrack. The engines ran
short 10 water and came up Ia the Gold
Hin depot. but found IL impossible to set
back to their train again. A gang Of men
are now engaged clearing the track. tn.
Santiago remained with the Genoa all
night and did everything possible to take
her through. The s~now-plows are doing
good work and everything will 10 cleared
away BY tomorrow at any rate.
Since writing the above the Virginia
and Truckee track Ia. been cleared, and all
the engines on. The local trains viii
make regular time. Tho express train ID
still in Rsns. and will lesvs that place as
zoos AZ the Central Pacific cars make the
necessary connections. The management
q, our local road has shown great energy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

Scnata.
CAnsos. January 10. 1877.
The Committee on Federal Relations
reported n substitute for the Assembly res
olution relating 10 Chinese immigration.
Placed on file.
Farrell Offered q resolution donating the
Nag back Of the Presidents chair 10 the
Mexican War Veterans. Adopted.
Tne report Of the Secretary Of State was
refereed TO the Committee on State Affairs.
The report Of the State Beard on In
digsnt and Iaslns was referred 70 tho
Committee on State Affairs.
Boardmau introduced . bill amending
the act In relation to the publication Of
Nevada Reports.
Doardmin offered . bill authorizing
washoc county 10 issue bonds for the cor.
siruc.ion O; . bridge across the Truckss
River.
The Commits on Federal relations re-
ported q substitute for the Assembly res
CLINTON relative 10 the presidential election
middle. Adopt a and passed.
The Senat1 substitute for tho Assembly
resolution relative - Chinese immigration
passed.
The bill for the relief OF Jacob Klein
%appropriat,s Si05i In payment Of old
claims against tho State Prison incurred In
1870. Passed
The report OF the Warden Of the State
Prison was ordered print.d, and the re-
port referred to the Commits on the State
Prison.
The Governor approved the water bond
bill.
House.
Tho Committee on Railroads reported
unfavorably on the hill 10 prevent the issu.
anco Of free passes IN officials.
The Committee OF Mines and Mining
reported un'tvorably on Reokhill's bill
amending the bullion tax law.
Shoemaker gave notice of . bill 10
amend the Act relating " public schools.
The object Of the bill Ia TO aid the feeble
school districts.
Stewart introduced an amendment 10
| the criminal code practice Act. II changes
Tho mode Of is'ring aud publishing sum-
mans In civil eases.
The Governor transmitted the biennial
report " tho Warden of ths Stats Prison ;
also the report Of the Prison Commission.
Tao wardsn's report 10 lengthy and sx-
haustiyc.
Coulter introduced q bill prohibiting
gambling. II repeals the present license
la~. aud makes dealing games . misde.
mcanor. deferred to the Committee ON
Pdblic Morals. The Committee consists
Of Mills, Stewart aud Sargent. Tho Act
to take effect ninety days A:t,r passage.
Tho Assembly copcurrsd In the Senate
amendments 10 the Storey County Court
house bond bill. and the bill passsd -
amended.
Tho bill providing for tho printing and
distribution Of the Nevada Reports was
passed.
The hill 10 create the onice Of Chaplain
was indefinitely postponed.
1,ockhill's bill amending the Act taxing
the net proceeds Of mines. was refused en-.
grossmsnt aud killed. The bill was en-
tirely In the inisrsst VI prospsctors.
Adjourned till Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

TON STEPHENS, City Attorney Of vir-
ginia, 10 better than when he returned
ffom Carson.
LAST evening foriy-ons bars Of bullion,
valued at si5i,i6s. were shipped from Vir'
ginia City.
MoRRrs QuisN was examined In Virginia
City yesterday by the Commissioner o.
Lunacy.
TnEpE arc plenty Of mon who think the
stock market has touched bottom.
SSow.nALLISo and broken windows arc
very common just about now.
TmRrr-sEvEx street lamps light the
paths Of belAtsd V~irginians.
THE city lamplighter Of Virginia City
receives but $50 . month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
r.an..... Jus,,es singers.

Tho Jubilee singers will appear in Ma
tionai Guard Hall, Virginia city. this
evening. They will .iss all the n and
melodie. which the people like 50 we'll
and are surs o. q good reception. Their
music is Of the natural AMI heartsiirriss
order. and those whs hear them once are
sure TO 70 again. The New York Herald
thus speaks Of their performance; The
Original Tennessee Jubilee Singers, Who
are now singing at the Grand Opera
House. are creating q perfect Janoo,, II be
Jag almost impossible to obtain standing
room In that vast building Aii,r : O'Clock
y. n. They sing their p~lsintiye hymn,
and melodies with all the sweetness tina
ga. 90 attractive when they were here bs
fore. They have lately %returssd Iron
thsir second tour Of Europe, and thers
.ssms TO bs the same desire to hear then
40 Of old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

-
.ccYvr.r,r Kierski 4
c...-.u.,o,, -n.x.a..l.r.. .,e.. OH
son,h @ ,,r.e,. virginia. have favored u,
with tho following specimens oil la'-s,
Eastern periodicals; Isssnseu T,,r.asd
harpsrs u rtanh u. WI liz
ns" pe,s.,ai r,i,,.. N.,.- Prank Les.
lies sunday Magazine, Clipper Almanas
for 1877.
GKonor ConrsLL. . boy ihirisen years
- en- ,,ror,l i. ,l,l,ybt in Virginia
Civ Yesterday Will. ,hoveling snow of
|, root NJ The old u.msnvay blacksmith
.hsn' m. sustained a severe conclusion
OF the spine and had two hngers on his
left hand badly u ny '"s gas"
THrnK 10 . dispatch at tss western
union Telegraph Office for Alfred ura'e''
All. la.t night and all to-day the snow
has continued To fall. with now And then
hrriD,s sus's III iris,iny
1t Is ''iii showing anu '
DrRiSe all last night 'hs sow ., u'
snow.plov engine wa. h:sru IN uo'a " 'ai
All ,ioss 49, ~a,lmsn are engaged
5Ius.s .ish, Issnipr ,he ,rack clear.
49,.
IN '"s'uA'"! -,
Nous cinb held ''oir regular 80
withstanding the stormy seAther. az
Who ATTENDED we're Iu'u1 Wv"
~
TIE County iio'P'A"
Gus applications for admis.i9s are relaseS
every DAY. soms Poot
P"
LAST night the suee' amp oPp,
Silver Palace saloon, virginia was n',a
h,st.p ont.
= r.,a m.
pkLiSeVfSf io"S -,
senss ~ Tsr"hsI I.,nachan, pub
ii.hsd in another column to-day.
60, ~ ..,.., VIRGINIA. last
-..,.u u.u w.. hi, ON the head with
-. So. r., Woman. The man va.
pretty badly hurt.
Mosr OF the Virginia and Trnekss Gu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
BRONCHITIs.

From John Piagy. Rsq.. Of Bennlnzion, n. H.
Three year. since ! wss very much reduced
With = drraifai cough. watch resulted In Broa.
diticult ~ speak In an audible vo CO. To tLis
was added severe night ~, ats. and { Vas fear.
fnl ~ going into . decline Aftr recourse 10
various remedies TO no purpose. ] ma 70 use ri
Dr. wistar's naipam OF Wild Cherry. . few bot.
tie. Of which fully restored me 10 health,
since that time I have hsd several severe d.
;acks 10 cough, but the Bslsam hes always n.
moved them. always keep u by me, and
should not know how 10 do without H."
Sold b. all drugrists. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
VACANT Pi.AcRs

In the dental r,nis will never occur 10 you are
particular with your tssth. and CLEANSE them
every day with that famous 10 th.wssh 5000.
DON'T. From yonth TO old a.e u will ksep the
ea.nel spotless ard min .aird. The teeth Of
persois Who uss sUzODONT have Q peari.like
wbitepe.., AID the I'M q rosests hue, whiis
the bret III 70 pur I'D and rendered swsst and
frag- aut. IL 2, pmpo d OF rare antiseptic
hsrbs. nd 10 ent' -ly fIs from the objection
able aud In. irio . insrdisn's Of t~eoth.pssiss,
N c 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
lARKlH HANGED.
ME DIES WITH ExrRA0RDlS.
ARY COURAGE.

Sesaes ~ she Hail and ~ shs Plass
OF Exseutios-rhs Last Might -
Earth what the cesdssaaed
Had Co say-rhe Crime Sss which
He Was Punished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

HAeAx's MAGNOLIA BALx p~rsssrvrs and ~
stores The compilation. removes frectks. tan
and ,allownesa; MAKES the pkln son. white sLd
d,iicate. Its application cannot ~ detected
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
NEVADA.
Raining In Carssu

CARSON, January ia warm rain ID
falling aud 4 high wind prevails. causing
the snow on tho ground to rapidly dis
appear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

Llos's KAInAnos raakss bsautifai. siossy.
'uxurisnt hair; prevents liz falling oct or turn
ing aray. Il has stood the test OF forty ysafI,
. charmingly peri aimed, and hss no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

To-day Peter Larkin met his death on
the yallows in Virginia. The execution.
the second that hAs taken place in Storey
county. excited a great deal Of interest. ths
efforts Of the friends Of the unfortunate man
to secure a communication Of his ssntsnes
having attracted much public attention.
Al An early hour crowds collected around
the Jail. ON North c street. and on d street
where the shed in which the hanging took
place Is situated. AT the latter place ai
least two hundred men were songregatsd.
Tho noble two hundred beyuilsd the time
by sRow-balling and the shouts Of
laughter that went up would have led
a stranger to think that . succesaful show
was about to open its doors. rather than
that = human being was to be strangled In
cold blood. During the forenoon the once
Of the Jail was filled With policemen, Dep
uty Shsriifs aud reporters. The condemned
man devoted his Few remaining hours 70
prayer. Father Manoguo was with him In
his cell. and Larkin f.rvcnily received his
Instructions. He declined to sse either
friends or reporters, and gave his vhols
mind to preparing his seal for eternity.
~LARkIS's LAST SidHr.
Late last night q NEWS reporter visited
the unfortunate fellow. asj had . long con-
vsrsation with him. Nobody who knew
Larkin expected that he had the courage "a
meet death bravsly. During the Is months
in which he has been confined In tho
County Jail he has been almsst childtsh In
his lack OF courage. lilo WAS constantly
shedding tears and b~emeanins his fate.
During the past fsw days, however. he
plucksd up courage, anal when he came out
into the Jail corridor last night to meet
the repsrter he WAS calm. and spoke with
out agitation VI the dreadful death which
ho vsuld DO made to-die on the morrow.
lie spoke with confidence Vi the mercy
~ Gol, and evidently had full faith that
when he left this world he would
20 10 a better. In reference 10 tho gen-
sral opinion that he had not the courage to
meet his fate bravely. Larkin said to the
reporter that people were mistaken In him.
e Perhaps you don't believe It, air. be
said, striking his breast. but there's a.
bravo n heart here As boats In man. I'll
die because I must. but I'll die as . man
ought to die. Don't YOU think that I'll
.aueal. Them that think I do don't know
me-. God il nv Judge and he knsws
my heart. lie is better than . thsasand
Board. of Parions. lie knows that l am
innocent and he will forgive my siss."
During the evening quite . number oil
persons. several kind-hsartsd ladies among
them. visited tho condemned man. To all
he declared his innocence anl his deter
mination to dio bravely.
vo,x,xa
'"i' ~
larkin passed . very quiet might ine
prisoner. who oceupied the cell with him.
Rad aloud until midnight when he fell
..L..n Al o,el,ek Ina awole and asked
N'P' -. -
his companion 10 READ 70 MIN asA'h run
the religious books which the sisters had
furnished him. II being Friday, he re-
fused 10 eat breakfast until he should see
Father Manogue, aud learn what wsuld lie
proner for him TO take. When the priest
! arrived he refreshed himself moderately.
aud refused to brac. himself with liquor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

II any. now post -ss:d for tat pa. 20 1
by the two Houses s,iipg t,para nv OF
together. and by o marjeri.; 1. vol. : lie.
cids whether any aud wat v0.. 5 iren srch
Sta. ! a-s the yo, , provided for BY tie
Consultation o. ito Jni..d S..t =. snd
| how mauy and what DC IONS were duly ap.
poin. a Electors in such ST.. and ray
| ihersin take In :, view such petitiors, de-
positions and otter pape.s. " shy. p, shall
oy the Consl, alton snd now G. isiing laws.
10 e,my,..nt end pertinent In snch con-
sidsration ; whici decision shall be male
In wiling, stating briefly the gronud
thereof aud si;1cd by the memtsgs Of said
commission a.: eins thereto, whereupon
the two Hopsrs shall aJi'n m,st aud such
decision shall be read and entered In The
journals Of each House, ard tho counting
81 the vst.s shall proc cd In conformity
Herewith. unl,ss, upon objection malt
thereto In writing, by Of least ivc Senators
and five members OF the House OF Rep
rslent,tivss, the .wo Houses shall sep
ara' ly concur In ordering otherwise +; In
which case, such concurrent order shall
govern, and no vstes or papers from any
other Stat, shall be acted upon until the
objections previously made . the votes or
papers from any sta', shaii nave peen IL
nally eisposed OF;
BE. .. Taat while tne we nouses shaiI
10 In meseing' ~ Providsd IN th's ACT, 10
debats shall DO allowed anu ne question:
shall b. pus BY the presiding oIhes,, ehseP,
ON o mellon TO withdraw ID no snail
have power to preserve order.
sec. ., That when Tue we houses sep-
arat' 10 decide upon an spJec,Ioh Una. may
ave Dsen made 20 ine SQUIRTING VI Any
electoral vote or voies from y o'ans. VI
upon ooIecuon 70 'ne rePo'' III
mission' VI o'aer iue' pA,sss,iva
this ACT, eacs esna'o, anu aaas,inn
may sPea. 10 suen opJ.s',on 80
IN minuNs a,a NO. ol, Ihei ",' A.,
but aitor such dsnaie snail nave iAs'su WV
hours IL shall DO tue du'y OF racn iiouss W
put the main queshoh WITHOUT 'ur'h'r
debafs.
sEc. D. That nj snch Ioin' meetIngs OF
tue Two House. seat. shan w pto,lu
follows; for ,rs rtysiueh' " .no i ,n,
ths speaAers enair ~. 'ae Sp.a ~
taediaf:ly uptoh MS iel' ,nc oeh.'oi ~
the boey OF TIE nail uipoa tho r,snI OF ,n'
presiding officor Tor the hspreson.a'
lives In the body oil tue hail; LOT
Al. rtsllsea Aarr.ta.v nf tl0 SHnatp aud
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

socr,rr hops are brewing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
The storey Comfy Courthouse
Bend NH Passed Other Bilis
aud Measures.
ScnAte.
Carson. January 10, 1877.

t,rrcr.L TO THE soLD NIL DAILY Hrw,.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19

Impressions, u ne certainty DcllcVeu JUS
main features were right, aud hc sincerely
hoped he woald be able to acquiescs In all
the de- Ills. as II wosld bo very desirable I,
pass 1. throiyh both Houses without the
DELAY and danger involved In amendments.
Mitchell said hs wsl opposed to the bill
for various reasons, and should oppose IL
even II IL relates only TO future electors,
as be did not think the Supreme Court
shoild have anything . do with political
matt rs. Ho Wa opposed 70 the estab-
lishme1t o, any tribunal ~ determine
questions concerning tho count of cleo.
10. | votes out-.de Of Congress itself. and
did not believe this sort Of plan 10 nsces.
say I, avers war. The Republican party
codld safely stand upon the truth that
Hayes and wbe Ter arc legally and fairly
eloc. d. "Tney a-s," said MITCHELL"
lust ., much elected as they will DO In
case tie proposed tribunal shall declare
them elec..d, and no declaration 10 the
contrary en- change tire legal result nj.
ready eifect.d." lie regarded the whole
schsme ., Al inde:snsibls concession to
the Democracy.
Kelly said lie believed tho Joint Com
init. .s's plan provided u just aud equii'
sbis mode Of settling tho whole cent'o-
ysrsy. Thee must 10 some concessions
on box side,. and this plan gave no al.
vantage TO either party. lie thought any
good cause codld safely DO submitted 10
such q tribunal. and was PERFECTLY willing
to leave all controversial questions 10 It,
hands.
Jones heartily favored the plan. 10
would secure decisions OF all tue ques.
items ct issue. and. also, its adoption by
the contsnding parties would b, > grand
crowning triumph for civilization and for
the stability Of Republican institutions.
The tribunal selected was idignified and
dls:ins aished. and whether their decision
was right or wrong the people would cheer
fully accept It., and II palpably wrong .
Iusi and enlightened public opinion would
surely aad speedily dismiss frem powertie
party which prohtsd by II. No party
could permanently advance Ia intsrests
by the violation Of the public conscience.