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SAM SPENCER.
An Ex.DaIIasite who Has "strneh II
Rich" In the "Cnrbon Country" of
CoIorado-Oyer Half u million
Dollars 10 Ills Credit,
Ieadyillo Democrat.

"To show what some Of .eadville's mine
dealers are doing, notwithstanding the fall In
Pittsburg stock, n Democrat reporter yestor-
day interviewed Major s. Il. Spencer tho
wealthy Harrison avenue mine dealer, who
reports his sales larger for the past thirty days
that vi any tins since his residence In the
city, Among his larger transactions no sold
and decided of 10 Q, @. Gilman, Of New
York, and his associates, the "Leadville,"
Little Rex" "Tltus,n "Clara O., "Shclley,"
Little JOSIE" "Imogcne," "Clii," Colonel
Bob. Maddox and "Littlc Mary" receiving
in cash, stock, etc, $4,000; llty-seven
sixty-lourths in the Chemung mine, $4,000
the Trough and Ready" $4,000; the
"0'Rossa," $5,000 making a total Of S608, 000
Besides these quite II number of sales were
made on commission. He was only ono Of
the orieinators and Is large stakeholder Of
the Spencer Silver Mining company, com
posed Of ten wealthy men who have already
secured n largo amount of valuable prop
crty. The New York Office is 81 Broadway
The Majors business is mostly in getting up
large pools for Eastern companies, and he has
one now nearly completed for Philadelphia
company, having already purchased the
Little Mamie" "Goldcn Dawn "Thrd
Term" Holiday Boy" George Washing
ton" Hickory Jackson" and Hudson
River" Some Of these show n mill run of
l0i ounces In silver In addition to his
mining business he is II large holder of real
estate, and now has some nine buildings in
course of erection, most Of them stores on
Harrison avenue Take il all together his
business is entirely up to the mark and
might be said to be n handsome one"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Contractors.

Rcaled proposals will bs received by tho
Commissioners court of Navarro county until
Thursday, May q, 1850, at 3 O'Clock D. m, for
the erection and competition OF new court
house to be built at Colsicnna, Texas, Bids
wi he received for the entire work, but the
court reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids. The bids must be addressed to the
County judge and endorsed "Bid for the Ma
varro county courthouse -
And all bids must be accompanied by
certified bond In The sum of 81 900, conditional
that the bidder will enter into contract within
seven days, If awarded to him, and will gives
good bond to the amount of the contract price
for its faithful performance,
Payments will be made in cash al the work
progresses, upon monthly estimates made by
the Superip tendent, ten per cent OF the esll-
mates 10 he reserved until the completion OF
the col tract.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
County Clerks Office, at Corslcana, or at the
Office Off, E. Ruilni Architect and superin-
tendent, Austin.
For further information address
j. l.. HARLE,
aprl4-6td County Judge, Corsicans, Texas.
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MEDICAL.

GULLY 20 PER CRNT of the human race ART
i victims " partial or oOHlplele lmpolengy,
This startling assertion viii 10 fully OOrT0hO'
principal causes prodnclna this llsesse are in'
lhGretl0ns Or eIee'6es, kOme 0i HE G0mm0n
symptoms are loss NJ ylgOr, HpeTnaiOTThWa,
pain Nv the baeh, disposition ~ avoid society
anWior gloomy foTebollnaa, mental dlsirtAa.
nervous debility ANA leneOrfhWh I'm frmalehl
facilitating dreams. dG, LetnO false modestl
prevent tht parent from warning The child "
lhiA nreat evil, ffefel hAhlls arc lhG result VI
Ignorance, The medical profession has been
almost otlmlnhlly negligent o. ret'0fnt ABOUT
these lhinyH, ha tlle demand for Increased no.
Communications NJ tho insane heylnma amply
attest,
There n n wel-kn0wn principle IN animal
physiology ihHt no vital action can take place,
except through the agedGy ~ lhe nervous ryt'
iem II the nerve power IN any organ II weak
enrd, then That ORGAN ls.weak, There IN rem'
edy IN lha reach pfhll, one that hnA Hlo0d The
iri for over hall u ctninry, nr, .tieOm'k
VITAL Restorative llHe lVrn sGfu'i ilrd aud In
dOrReu blythe Academy ~ Medicine IN Paris,
M M infll able specific for the above, eoutaint
no ph0ephO Gus, cAnthHTldes or other polsOni
IN purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
anu IN ptlInnn ~ ~ ellfctl Ia RnrAr'cOhled
pill and can be- had Of Leyassrr \ %, - lla
Ne Rlchrll'n, Paris, tflancel, or NJ DR., \,
Brown hlgcsm0Dd, sole agent for The U, ~,
singer building, ~, Louis, Moi boz ~ NJ
pills, el, box oi 400 tlO, sent by mall upon TO-
oolpt Of price
CENTIfICA TIE
PApis, July IN, lsi5-ln hnr De 10 PAlN, "A
MIR. u, l., nifty yoen Ole, nau Deen u widowed
twenty-five years, nervous temperament hnT.
suferrd for lhirN y,nra with bp,rmntOlfhwh
and Tor ten yonra with nervous debility aud
on'IW imp0t0noy. For eighteen years he Il icl
every known remedy without amy Oonen', "a,
came 20 mo aud I advised him to try RI
cords VlNl ~ storAtlye, Anrr four months
he waa 0lscollrng Il, bnt / Insisted upon hi
continuing IL use, ana IN nine mon thu he wat
restored 10 full health aud yigor-gol married.
and has two INT chljTen,
ont Of $40 patients tr atcd ~ were cured
withlA 10 dny n, no IN HiN weeks, 100 between
two and three months, 4 between Ave and ak
months, In nine moptha,
Or. NJ PERlGORD.
Med NJ de IN Hospital Charity,
sold by whole nio ana Retail Drug.
giSts generally INA
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Try Patterson's Peach Stone Linimont--Na-
lures own remedy-A never failing cure
for rheumatism, neuralgia, contracted
muscles, and all kindred pains.
Read what our own citizens say:
TESTIMONIALS.
Messra. w. II. Patt, isou " Co:
Gentlemen-Having used your Peach
Stone Liniment on several occasions, can
safely say that have never used anything
in the liniment line that so completely does
its work as it, and can heartily recommend it
to my friends; ms for myself, feel as though
could not get along withou it,
Very respectfully,
j. II. DAVIS,
Photographer, 705 Main street, Dallas.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. %, 1880.
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Spt2 dogs ara dangerous. Their bite,
whether they are mad or not, il death
Eighteen months ago little hoy in Phila-
dclphia was bitten by Spita dog, and few
days ago he WINS attacked by hydrophobip.
Ills suflerngs were fearful, but death soon
released him from pain. There ought to be
a law in every Satte making the keeping of
a Spitz dog punishable by fine and imprison-
mont
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Young lady, are you cross, nervous and fret
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and do you feel vigorous? Are you pale,
feeble aud inactive? 1t SO, use one or two
bottles of Dr. Dromgooles English Female
1t will restore You to health In every
articuar and maze You feel bright, buoyant
In
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II. IL. Warner & Co., Rochester, N. Y.

GKSTLEMES have tried your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure for 'Brigbt's Dis.
ease" with which l have been afflicted for
the last two years, and 1t has done wonders
for me. believe 1t is the only cure known
for that terrible disease, and it is with pleas.
ure that write this testimony in its favor.
You are at liberty to use this in any way you
see proper. to benefit suffering humanity.
Truly yours, JAS. S. PREsCorT,
North Union, O.
Shakers Society, Cuyahoga, Go. Cleveland,
Ohio.
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tive Of health and strengths manufactured
In the center " The great mall dlilriotOf the
United States. The claims 10 public oOnh.
dance Of the Extracts Of Malt ara Alrenglhsn'
cd by tho unqualified approval and recon-
msndAton OF eminent physicians, who
pronounce II an excellent Fecuperant Of
weakened physical energy, y whoesome
atomaohio anda laia snd desirable remedy for
nervous disorders, Both IN hospital and
private practice II has been prescribed with
completely satisfactory results and u reyylng
aOd strengthening beverage for tho sick and
oonyalesoent While II gently stimulates, II
never eKGlles Ia oHhl llaraling effect upon tho
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who uao II 10 gain health as well NJ strength
A q means oil counteNcllng the weakening
effect Of disease Tia invaluable, II builds up
anew the enfeebled physique 0yercomes the
effect Of exhaustion aud nervous excitement,
aud enables those who use II 10 perform M
increased amount Of physical aud mental
labor II improves the appetite, eogquen
dyspepsia, ard promotes rapid ASSIMILATION
OF tho food, This extract 10 not intoxicating,
Below 10 tho analysis
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Peach Stone Medicine Co.

Genis--I was sufferer from rheumatism
for more than two months, and tried every
remedy that friends could suggest, withou,
any relief until procured small bottle OF
Patterson's Peach Stone Liniment, and was
partly relieved, and second bottle entirely
relieved me of all pain.
Very respectfully, G. Z. TURNER,
OF j. II. Davis Il Co., Real Estate Agents,
1909 Lamar street. Dallas, Texas, February
9, 1880.
For sale by all druggists. Price %, 50c,
and 81 90 per bottle. Sent by express TO
any address.
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MARQUEE, LHo> COUNTY .TEX.,(
March 81, lSsO.


MNTOII OF, TNNW. 7
Peachstone Liniment Company, Dallas, Tex
aS,
GENTS: My sales of Peachstone Liniment
have been extraordinarily good, considering
the fact that the medicine was entirely new
to this section, and came in active compet
ton with older and.more widely known rem
edies. To my knowledge, it has promptly
relieved Headaches, Toothaches and Gar
aches in very few minutes; also, has been
extensively tried as local application in
Tonsillitis and Rheumatism with favorable
results. Yours, etc,
n. II. FARMER.
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DALLAS, TEXAS, Feb. 'S 1850,

Messrs. Patterson & Tolliver:
DEAR SIRs-I have used your Peach
ara bruises, and find it gives almost instant
relief. l can heartily recommend it as the
best liniment ever tried in any such cases.
Yours truly, +. A. AUSTIN,
Manager Waters Pierce Oil Co., 7O3 Main
street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Killed By his Friend.

STOCKTON. CAL, September 2s.-soen
after 9 o'clock Sunday evening James
Mullen was shot and instantly killed BY
Dennis Mullen at q cabin occupied BY
the latter ON the line Of the railroad.
one mile north Of the Acamps, In this
county. The principals in the affai,
were intimate friends. and not relatives.
Both had been drinking to excess. The
deceased man left the cabin bali an hour
before the killing. leaving the prisoner
asleep on his cot. The latter was
awakened by the entrance Of his friend.
who exclaimed: "Now, you old rascal. ]
am going to choke you to DEATH"
Dennis replied: ~ guess not" and
reaching for his shotgun. which hung
over him, he fred at the intruder. kill.
ing him instantly. Mullen had been
troubled considerably with tramps, and
was under the impression that one wal
In the cabin after his money. hs ct times
having a. much as $4,000 with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
The Presidential Party.

ASHLAND. Oregon. September 49,
Ashland. the largest town In Southern
Oregon. just over the mountains from
California, gave President Hayes and
party q cordial welcome to the wsbfoot
State on the 9th. A superb arch OF
evergreen spanned the chief thorough
fare. bearing the words Industry. Edu.
cation. Temperance" In the public
square Q stage was erected decorated
with evergrsens and flowers. The spe-
cial coach bearing the party arrived at
$40 P. n.
RosrBuao. Oregon. September 2s.-
General A. D. McCook. Birchsrd Hayes,
Miss Rachael Sherman aud Mrs. Audsn.
reid. OF the Presidential party. arrived
here yesterday. President Hayes and
the remainder Of the party are expected
on Wednesday afternoon. Extensive pre-
parations are being made to receive
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
A NEVADA cRoNIN.

Oregon had . Cronin who tried to
steal the State four years ago and give
1t to the Democratic party, and now his
prototype. without the big red nose.
suddenly develops himself in Nevada;
yes. right here in Gold Hill. the hotbsd
Of Rspubliesnism. And his name isn't
exactly Cronin. but Bob Heating. Bob
was up to Colonel Fairs reception day
before yesterday and came homo with
seven bottles Of champagne in his
blessed Democratic belly. He felt so
Democra,ically hilarious that he couldn't
res, until he hit the telegraph and blew
OF steam in the following dispatch to
the National Democratic Committee,
which comes back from the East:
GOLD HILL. Nevada. September H.
w. n. Barnum. Chairman: Nevada 10 no
longer In the Republican column-Colonsl
Fair will succeed Sharon a. United States
Senator. We will elect the Democratic
Congressman. and our three electoral
votes will DO cast for Hancock and En-
glish. r. p. KEArISo.
Member Of the National Democratic Com
nittes for Nevada.
There. that settles 1t. Close your
pretty black eyes. Robert, and 60 to
sleep. You are immortalizsd forever.
Cronin stole Oregon after the election.
but you conhscsts Nevada q month be-
forshsnd. And you Q Gold Hillsrl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
Blaine Doing Good work in West
Virginia.


wHExImo, September 90. Blaine
spoke hare yesterday afternoon TO nearly
10000 people. he said the anomalous
feature Of this campaign wa that Il was
the first one in which . dominant party
in the supremacy had svsr been ssri-
ously contested while there was abundant
prosperity all over the land. The pso-
pie Of the United States know enough 70
stand still when they stand well. There
was no danger to the Republicans when
wheat brought . good price and labor
was plenty. The Solid South alone
gave the Democrats any hops. II you
elect General Hancock you inevitably.
within the space Of twelve months-I
am not sure that Il would not b within
ninety days hand over TO the
Democratic party. led BY Southern
men. the control Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States absolutely.
Five Of those Judges are today beyond
seventy or In that nsighborhood. They
may accept retirement Of full pay. II
they are reluctant to do so Q Democratic
President, backed by . Democratic Sen.
ate and House. would swamp that Court
by superior numbers. he denounced
the interference OF English clubs and
associations In our affairs BY sending
fres-trads tracts over here for oircula-
ton, saying that hs thought President
Hayes would be justified In instruoting
Secretary Evarts to protest against such
o fragrant breach OF International oour-
tesy. Referring to Maine. he said that
II she had not set the country . good
example she had given them . terrible
warning. he ascribsd the result there
to the liberal use Of money In corrupt
ways by the Fusionists. Hs warned his
hearers to DO on their guard for the same
conduct Of the campaign here. and closed
with . warm eulogy Of General Garfield
and an eloquent review Of the past
achievements Of the Republican party.
Tonight . monstsr torohlight demon.
stration stalking place. The residences
Of nearly all Republican citizens are
beautifully illuminated and decorated.
and some 1000 uniformed men, bearing
torches, are in the lines.
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VARIOUS

Advancing years, care, sickness. disappointed,
and hereditary predisposition-all operate "a
turn the hair gray. and either Of them ineiines
II TO shed prsmaturely. ArrR's Han vIeos
will restore faded or gray. light or rcd hair 70
rich brown or deep black. - may bs desired.
II softecs and elsanses the scalp, giving 10
healthy action. It rsmoves and cures dandrun
and huuors. BY its uss falling hair 10 CHECKED,
and . new growth will b produced In y casss
whore the ~foliiclss are not destroyed or ths
glands dscsyed. ls effects are beautifully
shown on brashy. weak. or sickly hair. on
which . few applications will produes the sloss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless and sure In
its operation. 10 10 Incompatible ~ . dressing
and 10 especially valued for the soft lustrs and
richness ftons 10 imparts. II contains neither
oil nor dye. and will not soil or color Whit
cambria; Jet 10 lasts long on the hair. and kept
It fresh and vigorous. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
HxvADA.s SENATORIAL BOON

The present Senatorial campaign In
this State has acquired . su~ddsnly'in-
creased interest throughout the nation
by reason Of the entry Of Colonel J. e.
Fair into contest. Both he and Sharon
are men Of heavy and extensive indu-
snce, backed by undoubtedly long
purses. Whether by mutual consent
the purse-strings Of both are to be kept
carefully drawn. and there Il to DO no
clashing Of sacks in the contest, re-
mains to be seen. Money. however.
judiciously and lsaitimstsly used con-
stitut.s the sinsws Of war In Q political
contest. and In the present instance,
unless the chief on either side stands
right straight in on the financial propo-
sition. and sees that the party magazine
IL we'll supplied with requisite ammuni-
ton. hs might as well step down and
out right now. for hs will come out
second best in the end. This is plain
talk. but IL 10 also square business and
political common sense set forth IN
practical form. Plenty OF muscle and
sound teeth are essential even in . dog.
eight.
And Republicans will please wake up
to the idea that this contest IL not merely
between two individuals for the Senator
ship, bat OF far greater and national
importance. It reaches beyond to the
electoral vote OF Nevada. Nevada is and
always has been . Republican State.
casting her electoral vote on the side OF
the Union and the government. Born
amid the thross Of the rebellion. shs has
svsr remained loyal and true to herself
and the country. and the grand old pa
trioiio party thus far controlling her
political destinies 10 nos disposed to
lower the Gag and yield to the enemy
just yet.
The Democratic party Of the Solid
South and the North never did .
shrswdsr thing than to nominate Han
cock. an available Union General. a.
their Presidential standard bearer. and
the Democracy Of Nevada never did .
shrewdsr thing than to nominate Fair.
che redoubtsbls Comstock Colonel. a.
their standard bearer In this important
Senatorial conflict. Sharon and Fair
are both gentlemen Of great executive
and financial ability. and both have
hosts Of spprsciative friends. Which is
the most consummsts and really able
general in q political Asht remains to DO
seen,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Miscellsnoous.


SAN FRAxcrsco. September 28.-Ths
transfsr OF the old Examiner to it, new
owners was oonsummstsd today. and .
check passed. The new paper will come
out on Monday morning next. 6. R.
Greenhouse 10 to be the general mana.
ger. He denies that Hagsin & Tsvis
have anything to do with the enter
prise.
The following characteristic dispatch
was forwarded today:
flames B. Weaver, Apostle OF the
New Civilization, Indianspolis: None
bet traitors 10 our cause will fuse with
the old prostitutsd parties. Spread the
light. DENIS KEAasEr."
SxAnrsvILLr. CAL. September ga
runaway occurred yesterday which re-
suited In the death Of Jerry Lyons, Q
resident Of this vicinity. While driving
from Timbuctoo to Sm~artsvills. his team
became frightened and ran away. upset.
ting the wagon on him. He received
injuries causing his death at 10 O'Clock
last night. Deceased was ffty.fvs years
| OF age and o native Of Ireland.
SANTA PAULA, CAL, September 28.-
The wife Of Ebsn Sksggs. who lives near
this place. wal shot last Thursday. while
sweeping her house. by an old rife.
which was accidentally Knocked down.
The ball passed through the calf Of ono
leg and lodged 10 the other. She died
from the effects this morning.
EunrxA, New, September 28.-The
Democratic County Convention held Ito
session here today. Strong resolutions
were adopted demanding the regulation
Of railroad fares and freights BY the Leg
islature and Congress. The following
were nominated for the Legislature:
State Senator. W. o. Mills; Assembly
men, Judge D. E. Bailey, George w.
Merrill, E. R. CARRIER and D. ]. No
Laughlin. The nominees are understood
to favor Colonel James G.. Fair for
United States Senator.
wISSrMuccA, September 28.-ln the
trial OF Robert St. Clair for the killing
Of Patrick Tully at Lovslock In July
last. the Jury brought In Q verdict oil
murder In the second degree, recon-.
msnding the prisoner to the mercy oil
the Court. Sixteen days have been
consumed in the trial. and great interest
has been manifested In 1t throughout oil
this section Of the State.
SALT LAKE, September 28.-Ths Ter
r%itorial Supreme Court has issued 9
mapdamus to the Register OF this county
to show cause Why be should not strike
from the poll.lists tho names OF oil
women voters. The action 10 brought
about by ti.Mormons. and 1t II
thought the Court will decide against
the constitutionality Of the law. Tht
msndamus IL returnabls on Wednesday
evening.