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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11

GENIAL AND MHs. GnASr. with their
son Jesse. will sail for Liverpool from
Philadelphia on May 18th in the steam.
ship Indiana. president Hayes and
the Cabinet offered him passage on q
Government vessel. but the General
preferred going rs n private citizen. and
probably thought he could make the
voyage 10 q much shorter time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11

Apnoros Of . gift Of flowers sent BY the
Princess Of Wales. . thoroughly kindly
lsdy. 10 the ehildren's wards OF = London
hospital, the Lasc.f observes that 10 IL i'm.
possible 10 overrate thu good influence OF
gifts Of this nature. and suggests an asso-
citation 10 regularly supply hospitals with
cut lowers. newspapers and lnen. Much
has been done In New York In this direc-
ton. and lately the New York Hotel has
placed . conspicuous box for passers on
Broadway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11

Col. wAKRES. the veteran editor and
proprietor Of the California Farmer. who
recently paid his first visit to the Com.
stock. promises in the next issue Of his
we'll conducted journal the commence
msnt Of u series Of articles on Tho
Nevada Mines :" telling all about what
he saw and heard in the land Of the
bonanza and the sags-bush.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Ners Rsninises.ess or she arsat
0tatesnas.

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Fs,s.rds, ~. r-,sn.., - ~. .h.i;,ian
moysmsnt In r. Fnci.nJ ana IN
t,,hsr ~ wiI,;.m pi,, E.sssrdsn %,
t-.iv. y..,. S.ns,or 1,om NJs;ns Tsa
eonxsrs,t;or ~ss encro..;no In char.
setsr. tbs two man attached ~ tb.y wsr,.
beinc each onpossd 10 tbs other inpolit.
icaI ssnscts. but This nsvsr disturbed
~. vsrmth ~ thsir fr;.nd.hin. The
dny altar Mr.. Wsbster called upon his
friend. In soms trepidation. saving that
;pst nr;or IN tbsir meeting he had re-
ceiysd a $500 bin. which he supposed
he had tucked into his vest pocket (;
"but Il il nowhere to Be found, and I
uoed II badly" he said. Mr.. Fesssnden
haa ebssryed that Wills Mr.. Webster
WA thus esrusst In conversation the day
p~reyious. he had busily tucked a piece
Of crumbled ID under the folds Of
his ceat.alseye: and there the bill was
found. rather the vorse for the wear.
Az anotber time. Mr.. Fsssendsn In.
formed ma. bs arrived early ons norm.
mo In Boston. where some urQ.nt pro-
fessional busines, demanded The imme.
diste attention of himself and friend.
He Accordingly lore ont a leaf from his
tsblsts and wrote thereon his address.
ssl;nc foy an intsrvisv vitbout dslay
Ths mssssn,s, ,.turn.S b~rinoino n
a.s,,, toI5sd ro,. clo.;nc v;,h M cis.r
m"nty, s;an.,rss tina "in h.d I'm,
si~.v. ,onrs S.nisi w.b.t.r" Gan
E....njsn Wa. .-..,l.msn of tbs ola
sohooi ana 4, %tsllino ma n. rsnsrksd:
81 ssI, ths nronr;stv ~ tbs r,bnle. Mr.
w.hs,.r v.s No, a man ~ n. iiohtIv an.
n,osoh.a n r~sr In ali mo, intsr.
raurss s.;,sd In obssrvinc not only ali
N.Y. ns,...,;.. h., a. - - it,.
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$3.50 No.. a. -nerr.ns.,;so &c.
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1as L. W.. s,nanna.J a.. n.u;si
49,, a. 80 d;us :, ~. hon.. In
.nsr.x ~ sr.nJ. .xnsc,.,;an
When The Main carriage. with ibe bean.
t;fnl biack hor.ss- droy, nm Tn. o,sa,
man nlich,ed' And took a bushsI.bsskst
from m. vehicle. nartlv 6lled viii Ina
earliest potatoes Of the se.aon. fre.b
from NsnsaaId n Gin N m. nys,,;.,or
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aunIp,t by A hight little cirl NJ abopt
nina xoa,. n scrosmsd on, ali Az.
c;,smsnt "psnisI Wsbs,.r has comsi
DANIEL w.hs,sr h., oom. fwms
5is,,Iv III. hs.let xos nut 5ovn ana
talinS ,hs chilli In nj. s,ms wi,h ars Of
his bs;vhts.t smilss hs Li..sd he, ..v.
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cosebman' N viii Ina ,.msmhs,sd hs
VA. som.,;u.s .siiad R,aot n.n
Thoss Who ,.msmbsr m. e,.., m..,.
inc in Nav Yort in msmo,S ~ coon.r
came, ss;, - al, a. m;na AZ. ;unosna
snnss,.m.. 81 p.n;.i W.h.,.. =. ~
al mon ,hs n,s,so,m srrrorrd.a hv
an. man :, an. ua.;aS II
80. ~, ~. ~ HNN
49,. no; W.. Aiso., ~,
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wv IT,, W nsy "I eyss'
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ms REMARKS were rev. u 30 gia'sIy
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nisc..d ~, no, w.. . "on,a !. h 10y
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11

~ Also . isry. stock of MIssRs AND
CHiLDkEN'S tHOEb AND sLlPPRilS, too
numerous to mention, at proportionaieiy low
prices.
P,Iiures for sale and store to rent.
sp1 I'm q. A. NOLTEMEIER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
DIED.
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST of UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DEMAINNa IN THE PosToFPIcE At
Is Gold Hill, Storsy. county. Nevada,
Nay II, 1871. 10 not called for within one
month they viii DO sent TO the Dead Letter
nNana AZ xashinOfan n o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11

S6 to 81O PR DAY At HOME
J nri' nu.ex 90. PSai.sa. S:,as.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13
Home Life OF che Turks.

The streets OF E1eroum are compared
by correspondent of the London
Standard to net of wriggling cells.
No squares, no good-looliing houses of
fer anywhere n means of setting one.
self right; everywhere nothing but
houses. rising slightly from the ground,
with grass roofs, on which may fire.
quently be seen muilied women, chill.
dren at play, and lambs frisking about.
Children and lambs sometime fall
through the chimney into the house.
in which men, horses, oxen, cows, and
sheep live together, In bad weather
the chimneys are covered with flat
stones, and then the smoke fills the
rooms or stables, whichever one chooses
to call it. A small part of this room,
devoid of light or air, in which q fire
made of dung and finely-cut straw
burns, is separated by railing Here
paterlamilias sits on rug, smoking his
chibouque or nargileh, and receives
guests Preparation of foed gives little
trouble; a penny day suilices to satS
isiy the palate and stomach, even in
wealthy families. A little bread and
cheese, perhaps cucumber under IA.
Torable circumstances q pilaif, on feast
lays piece of mutton, which the Ar
nenian women roast particularly well
that is the whole bill OF fare.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

In the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer moutha, tho lotharEy pro.
duccd by the heat takes away the desire for
wholesome food, ana frequent perSpirations
reduced bodily energy, particularly those
suffering from the fleets of facilitating dis
eases. In ordor to keep n natural hoalthful
activity of the system we must resort to ar
ti0cal means. For this purpose Schenck =
Sea Weed Tonic IL very etlec ual. a few
doses will create an appetite and give fresh
vigor to the enurvated body, For dyspepsia,
it is invaluable. Many eminent physicians
have doubted whether dyspepsia can he
permanently cured by the drugs which are
generally employed for that purpose, The
Sea Weal Tonic In It's nature is totally DIFF
ferent nom such drugs. 1t contains no cor
rosive minerals or acids; in fact il assists the
regular operations OF nature, and supplies
her deficiencies The tonic in It's nature so
much resembles the gastric juice that 1t is
almost identical with thattuid, The gastric
Juice Is the natural solvent which, in n
healthy condition OF the body causes the
food tobe digested, aud when this juice is
not eXcrcted in sufficient quantities, indi-
geStiou, with all its distressing symptoms
follow, Tho Sea Weed Tonic performs the
duty ofthc gastric juice whom the latter Is
deficient. Schenck' Is Sea Weed Tonic sold
by all Druggists. july6-d-w-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

Our readers will remember that few
days since we announced that Martin,
OF the Sherman Register went oil on u
hunt-for subscribers, 1t seems he left
o PhmniX-like genius IN the office, and
since his return Martin thus mildly
and feelingly lets him down from his
lofty height:
The Register spread ii on rather thick
for Mr., Dixon the other day in its com.
plimentary notice OF him as the boss
editor of the new world, and in Justice
to ourself we feel compelled to state
that Mr.. Dixon took advantage of our
illness and consequent absence and
wrote the article himself. He blew his
own horn in that brief but brilliant
sketch, and we are not disposed TO be
responsible for the lofty altitude of al.
most supeiehuman excellence TO which
he elevated himself We are compelled
to let you down, young man, but we do
it gently and you shant strike the
ground hard. Your cheek is up to the
best average of modern Journalism.
both in toughness and quantity, and in
that respect we are bound to say that
you are qualified to take high posi-
ton as u journalist. We expose you
in sorrow, not in anger, and suggest that
You encourage home industries by
opening up a brass mine in your left
cheek. Save the other for future Jour-
nalistic emergencies"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13
Whnt mo uiIionn Ns1uirc.

Since the torpidily Of the liyor De- the chief
cause OF TIA disorder, II 10 evident that what
the bilious require Is nn Alternative stimulant
which VIII arouse Il To activity, an tneol
that IL followed by the disappearance OF the
various symptoms indicative OF It's dorango.
mont HostottcrS stomach Bltters invarla-
bly, achieve the primary result mentioned,
besides removing the constipation, hatu-
lenco, heartburn, yellownesB Of the SKIN
and whites OF tho eyes, pain In the right
side aud under tho hight shoulder, nausea,
vertigo ana sick headache, to which bilious
lnyalids uro peculi rly subject, As n remedy
Tor chronic Indigestion, mental dospoud-
enCy Und neryousness the lltturs are equal y
efiicaclouH and az II rnnOv0ut OF lost YlgoT
n means OF mr. osting premature decay, ana
a source OF relief from tho lnhrmitles "a
which the gen Ter sex rs peculiarly subject,
they may bo thoroughly relied upoR
a. a M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

rnE HERALD does not care n silver
whose liberality or enterprise has set
the Dallas and Wichita going again, It
only rejoices that the Fact can be an
nounced, and in ,he future, as in the
past, it looks through nobody's specta.
Giles, only to see the wheels in motion
Where the motor comes or came from
is u matter of supreme indifference to
us, as it is to all, except those interested
in the profits of construction. We leave
those so interested to settle their SQUAD
bles in their own way, It's none of ours
or the public's business, except when
and where it intcrleres with the early
completion Of the road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

win drastic cnlhnrtics and hurlrul sail
wants, aud use TINT ralionol ana genial re-
ouperanL llottotler's rtomrh hltlols, tho
success Of which In tho Eradication OF dis
ease aud the building up OF feeble oonsiitu'
tlona has utterly oontuted ihe proposlerons
medical theorists who Insisted On TIE ration
atty OF depicting the frame IN order 10 re-
store II 10 health, Appetite easy dlgesllnhl
natural dow Of bile, ARE hs sure u result Of
the uso OF the finest Of AmeflcRA lnVlHo'
rants aA increased loss Of power and lTrallbn
OF the tsyhtom were ~ tho old exhausting
method, The era OF medical tlehtmehl
lnaugureud BltlHa ~ Indeed u hhppy nno
lorthe sick aud feeble, for 10 hnA not only
placed hoalul within iheit rUnoh, hut saved
them from the hurtful consequences OF an
absurd tullacy til July lGSWlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

Mr. j. Il, CLyMER, of the Bucyrus,
Ohio, Fbrum, in u letter to the Cinoin-
natl Enquirer, speaking of the situation
at the south says, "What civil war mer.
cifully spared tho cNrpetbaggers merci-
lessly STOLE This is strong northern
testimony and should have weight Mr..
G. speaks in glowing terms of what he
saw in Texas and louisiana of the fer
tility of the lands and the resources of
the country. He touches upon many
themes. We.can only make the follow
ing brief extract which will be read
with pleasure by every true lover of
Texas and the south, even if Mr.. C. did
put his oar slightly into our local free
school waters while paying us brief
visit.
But inpocentminded people of the
north, who have been deluded by the
malicious ISLANDERS and falsehoods of
Morton, Blaine and other politicians of
that ilk, are fearful of insult and dan.
ger, with all that those words imply,
should they cast their destinies in the
south. A greater mistake was never
made. During the past seven weeks /
have travelled by railway, steamar, cars
iiage, and on horseback, moro than for.
ty-iive hundred miles, through Ken,
lucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas.
Texas, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi
and Louisiana; have talked politics with
their governors, congressman and other
magnates Of distinction, and business
with their solid men in cotton ex-
changes and boards of trade have tasted
fruit tit for the gods from the orchards,
and drank the native and delicious
scuppernong wine from the vintaRes of
their celebrated horticulturists; have
partook Of the elegant hospitality of
the wealthy, as well as the substantial |
hoecake, bacon and buttermilk of the
poor have, in word, mingled with all |
classes oil southern people, and il affords
me genuine pleasure to testify that
during this whole tour, did not see
any abuse, quarreling, violence, insur>
rection, or even an armed or q drunken
man. On the contrary, | have been
everywhere received with such
warmth OF welcome and such an out,
How OF generous hospitality that words
are powerless 10 express my gratitude.
Save in remote and thinly settled dis
tricts Of Texas and Arkansas. there il
absolutely less crime in the south than
here Is in the north. And this state
nent is verified by the official reports
,f the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

TnE State Gazette says oracularly,
Grand Master Lang will never live to
be governor of Texas" That's consolt
ing to the other candidates. but any.
thing else to Lang Indeed Lang may
as well set about putting his political
house in order, for the Gazette will
finally kill him of him entirely, 1t is
sad to think about, but still the un>
pleasant conviction will not down at
our bidding Lang has been killed in
n political sense several times but like
Taylor at Buena Vista, he did not know
it. where ignorance is bliss its folly
to be wise" and by this rule lang is II
very Solomon, and Thompson's colt is
not in the race. Seriously, however,
we do not think Mr. Lang has the least
idea of the goyernorship, the Gasette to
the contrary Notwithstanding,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13
Critical Condition Of the russians.

Now York Bulletin The Russians
are reported 10 have evacuated Arda.
han. This is important, if true. Ar.
dahan was the first town of any conse-
quence which they captured in the Asiat.
&c campaign, and if they have been com.
PEELED to relinquish that, in addition to
their Ill success at Batoum, Kars and
Bayazid, their condition with the eau.
casus uprising in their rear il seems TO
US, must be extremely critical The
fact is the whole complexion of things
in that quarter seems to have radically
changed within the few DAYS past and
the Turks, for the moment, are masters
Of the situation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

ruE Waco Ecomincr calls Bill l.ongley
the typical desperate of Texas. Bin
surely is renowned rogue, too bright
star in tho galaxy of crime to twinkle
much longer in rs little u world as this,
Bill may 90 to glory when he steps off,
but we do not think he has much cons
fidence in his own prospects just now,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

UMTED STATES MARSHAL PUnNBLL, of
Texas, Is in hot water Mt Washington,
Thoy talk of false vouchers, tOmpering
with jures and other bad practices, and
tho devil of it is, the charges are sup
ported by sworn testimony. Purnell
won't have his old bulwark Grant to
hide behind this time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

lr seems that Foster, Ludlow N Co.'S
circular has stirred up our Houston
neighbors amazingly, II wds cruel
blow, and If delivered unodyisedly
subjects Messa. f., L. n Go, to the
soyerest criticism if not al action for
1nnnouo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

tbs Grand Union lowers the Christian
to the Jewish colors, and everybody is
delighted, but we ha2zArd the remark
that il Judas Mnoobecs were recruiting
for IsrOoltish troops no would never
establish station at tho Grand Union
amin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

~ beg the public not 20 oougftgate
for the purpose ol looking nc me when
am going 10 iakea bath ] beg also
that I may not be Aalu,ed w the street,
because n am aaulfd, one Of two
things will happens Either do not
respond 10 such calculations, aud then
pass for impolitei or else take of
my hat every moment aud then !
take cold In the head and lose all the
benefit OF the treatment'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

TuE Austin Statesman asks win the
south make Garfield speaker" We
reply that tho she 10 not "spiling" TO do
that little job certainly so far our
observation oxtonda
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

The German Chancellor and his
family have been, for the last month,
and are still, at the famous watering
places Of KiSslngen, where the veteran
was ordered by his medl-
cal advisers to undergo a treatment Of
six weeks. On bis arrival there,
Prince Bismarck was much annoyed
by the attentions paid TO him by the
public. He accordingly published
notice In the KissInger Anzelger as
follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

Tur sulphur Springs Ga'o'te says the
man who beats John ireland will be
governor There, now, tho GasGae has
spoken, and Tom Bowers ia plainly in
sight of tho gallon of "old peach" at
last
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13
stop Shading.

Assure as the sun shines, Dr. TUFTS Pills
will cure Fever and Aguc, II taken by dlreo'
tions--a bold assertion, but true one. In
any case where directions are followed, that
they fail, agents VIII refund the money.
Ipl W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13
DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING iiiillJrLY 10.

Oap "a over tho border and business
with Mexico promises to be brisk for
awhile Whether II il to be satisfactory
or not, we viii not say
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

The ST. Louis Times says While
Mortons tweelers are ondcayornR to
discover the Oregon mote, n derrick
has been set at work upon the Louisi-
3 un beam,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

Breath rs sweet rs summers night,
Teeth like pearls, NO milky white,
Gums as rosy az the morn
when the sun IN Heaven IL born,
Sach the dear delicious wont
or those who use the sOzODONT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

nj ERCHANT's EXCHANGE : an Flm
vi street, sells plain drinks Tor ten oeni,,
mixed drinks twelve and II half cent
Why pay fifteen cents Tor drink, when Won
can get as good for ten conts. ~"
lJun2O-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

WANTED-A fow good agents IN, 81.
w staieNRi Texas and Louisiana, IN m an
tive, energetic men, very liberal terms ,r W.
be- given, j, W. strong, 6Ol Elm stroet pNll l
2, upstairs, muW.d t"ouh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13

Wanted situation.

Two PUBLISH Frs A nrst.cls,. 80.
i wants u situation az pressman man
p0sllor or local reporter, AddresH oohl'
lulyl2'@I TYPO, Herald Oncs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-13
GRANGER HOUSE,
10. OOj d 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

lbs house IL new and we'll ventilated.
i,as,nai southern exposure and Is centrally
,. sawyer, who never failed to please his
guess. Parties seeking a house with ali the
comforts Of home, cannot do better than
70 70 give me "1rangtr" call Travellers ar
irving IN Dalias, via the Central RAILROAD
can feach this house by taking the Main
street horse cars, one block south nom de.
Pot. The best dollar day house in the city.
be sure 70 getOn the street cars AZ the switch.
Juhfdhm =. SAWYER.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN


Fuurline Advertisements b,..r.,
lhls column ior Twenty bly, ~ D,ssloeh
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To Rent.


M ANTED r Everybody TO have ,hsl,
w clotheag lenned, dyed and rpaltsd' 4,
JACOB WEBEN y Cleaning and Dycirg F ~
adjustment, 500 Main street, Dallas, ME-
h'o'ioh ""''ah'ou' lulylllyr
SECOND HAND HOUSEH0LD G0oDs
- and plundor generally, bought and sot}
at Alston's Action Rooms, at the old si@nI
OF j, q. Booth x CO., 4t3 Main street.
iuu24-lm
, 1877-11-26

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