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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-03
sharsa MLaIns Cenpany, Geld NIIl, \. Q,


6harsn Mining COMPANY, GelA Hn, E.T.
Notice b hereby gwen that a. meeting ne EoAu
81 Trustees o. aid company nea 9n me hnn cav OF
July lS64 On Of Une Doll.r PEI aaIe was
levied upon the capital stock Of said company, pay
sscfetary here. Si % he supslintendent I ISsppc
let Tod Hill ANY ssoct upon wn .S,. s.e =.
ia 1t ~ sdvs1fised An 1i,.S dsv ~ ~.
in1Ment md npless psyment s6ail h. n,sds Moor.
WI, ~ ~ SsI,oonent aseeent toShsS h r.ts
pey me eos's
u Ausei 'i'a, y anu . A. NOEL. Secretary
lystd se7 We.hlns.en street Ban Enne!.eo:
,OyeFnan Geld and eilYer Mlnlng e.
Notice y neteoy even Inas 9. msssStne ~ ne
ts,,, u .ne nalu 1 ~ trSt yIe ~
S Sss m ~ NEW 6o. ner ,bSSe on on
eaSm anu every Snhrs 2. 81 ~ y .1c
4 tSsr Once T. "a eOS Nh: p M; e o. ~ =
coin. NJ By By o Orisr q the Bosrd q Tnlstsss !.
co,, mn Ir,v- ,ss, ~ = iaOADe' Ssi5;
9o.1 nun: : eas :: le9. = :. :.
Mary Ann Geld and silver nIining C.
Trustees Z q the May Ann Gold and Silver EnnS
Company held July lotn' lsS4. an ssses4ens ot
ifye Dollars per snare on eaen no eseII snaIo ~
the capital stock o. ms company W. eslel peSe.
oIe i'm oS A S sS n q pr cst w
be made on all amounts PAD IN Hitnn fTsniy dsys
i.onl tl' aA'e' Ds o'us' a ID d. BROOKs Sec'y.
Gaia nm Ju,v IA isst .. 'iyis n
. 0S.e nl1i IVY g. .9S.. -:
M Scs e as Jsski. Gs1 Esa s. !.
meetiR ne TfnS,ees ofthe oId and Silver
Mining COMPANY, held 9, the 9snce q .aia CON.
I: IS s? S; g; s. ;s s {; NJ &
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-03
Gold HIN. july Is. 1884.

Omce sf tho jackson Geld and Silver
meeting fthe Tnnees ofthe Jackson old and Silver
MINING Company, held at the once Of said COM
pany on the drst day Of July, A D. 1854. an Aeoess
levied on each and every share Of the capital stock
Of said company. payable in gold coin 70 the Secre
tary at his once In Gold Hill, IT.
= By order Of the Board Of Trustees,
WM. w. BISHOP. SECRETARY.
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e07 w.shlnetSsai MI ssn FSnel.e.

OyeFnaani Geld and silver Mlning c..
Notice Is hereby given that It .. meeting Of the
Trustees OF the said company held 1t their once IN
Gold HIl. Storey COUNT, Y. z, ynly IN, lsct. an
company was duly levied, payable % the Secretary,
at their Office In said Gold Hin, n. T.. Or 70 Mr.. u.
Lewis in San Prancisco. Cal, N United etstes gold
- ), J, w. TH0MBS, eec,y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-03
Cold HIN. july !. 1854. ,fhonDs. III SffH Z

Mary Ann Geld and Silver nIining C.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Trustees Of the Mary Ann Gold and eilvef Mining
Company, held July 10th, 1864. an assealment Of
FIVE Dollars per share on each and every share of
BILE Immediately in gold coin 10 the SecfgtaSy At bis
once In Gold Hill. A deduction Of per cent. WIN
be made on all amounts paid IN within twenty days
frona tbs date BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. D. BROOKS. eec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-03
Cold I'M. june D. lsA. "a. ia

Orieinal HaMkeye Gsla an elisnrBllp
ming Company:-ho tice = nefsey sixan teat q 9
ne SIXTH DAY OF JULY, ie6s, an Assessment 81
Three Dollars and fiity Gents pa 1hhf0 WAS duly
Ible to the Secretary Ct his oflce In Cod Hun
By order Of tue Board Of TEneteea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-03

Ger Gel1 md Silver MLnlNg C11pany.
Notice. -Ata meeting Of the Board q 7rniteea o.
the above company held this Day "a nsnt. No;
Itock Of the company. payable immediately IN o. 3.
gold coin 70 the Secretary It BIZ ofece 10 Cod Hih
By order Of the Board q 4rysssss -.
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once No. no Montgomery street. ssa fI g: g
CaIif0rnIa Gl9 W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-03

Crusis fssaa anAsnvsPlGlnlnw CeaDnnv
Al meeting Of the Board 81 ff1steee Of the above
named company held this 18th day Of june. lst. an
every share ofthe capital stock OF the company pay
able Immediately In coin 70 the BeeFetefy. Stock
holders paying their assessments eeSofe delinquency
BIZ order ofthe Board Of Tfusteef.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-03

NORTH AxERIcAN.--Since the drift
which was run to connect this company's
works with those of the Baltic has been
finished, nothing has been doing in the
nine, except to run the drift north to-
wards the Uncle Sam, until yesterday,
when work WIS RECOMMENDED In the drift
which was run TO the west, some time ago,
for the purpose Of driving it on 10 the
ledge. The drift which IS being run to-
wards the Uncle Sam is in about l60 feet,
and the one being run from that claim to-
ward il to meet and connect with it is
nearly as long. About 800 feet has been
run IN all. We are informed that the dis
lance between the two shafts, is about 500
feet, which is considerable more than We
supposed il was, from the appearance Of
the ground. The distance to be run IS,
therefore nearly 200 feet, or one hundred
feet for each company. This win not de-
tain the companies long, as the ground
works very well, and they have good
miners to do the work.
THR MECHANICS are busy on the Mary
Ann Company's hosting works and will
hare them ready to run in couple Of
weeks or thereabouts. The frame work
is all erected the shives put in the en-
CINE set and nearly ready for work. The
most there is to do, now, IS TO put up the
line shaft and set the reels. The company
IS excavating q place for tank, outside
the building. to hold water to supply the
engine. The work at sinking goes on all
the time, within being used for hosting
purposes. The company Is enabled to
keep down nearly as deep as the 0vernsr
and the Uncle Sam go. as the former eom-
uany pumps the water from its shaf and
consequently drains this one.
HIS NAxz.-The name Of the man
who was shot by officer Bulger. on Tues
day morning, was Charles Hodge. not
james Hodge As reported u TIE kpter-
priss Of this morning.
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Police Intelligence.

fArHKR AID SOW Coiirio--IHs FATHER DANGER
oUsty sTAnuEDMr John Harmon, a very aged man, and
hn son John forty old reside l57 Mott street,
and for years past The younger Harmon has been very
ntem crate 10 his habts u said that on one or Two
occasions his friends found necessary eonnne him
temporarily 10 the Lunatic Asylum. Late on Friday
nght angry wprds were EXCHANGED be-
tween them, when the Younger Harmon, VINO
N q tailor by trade seizsd large pair Of shears
and rushing az his father, stabbed him in nearly
dozen different places about the chest and abdomen IN.
nictins dauqeruss aud II Ia feared mortal wounds This
sisrm gwen when oHco smith, the fcurtes nth pre-
suoi hsaeped the house and errestng the assssnt
teok bifr 10 the hohc Justice bowling yesterday
committed Harmon The Trubs 10 await the result c
As fathers in The isttsr conveyed 20 Peesas
Eospa The attending regards his recovery ~
eeing extremely doubtful The shears with which tho
wounds we're inflicted In tho hands of the Ice
suthortes
ARrr fos srilDG OEcEn BooKs--wHoIssAIB
fnzrn -Ycserdsy afternoon Charles Coproy, keeping
sbooksiore al az Warren street arrested by officer
ney Of the third presnol charged with selling obscene
evs and card pictures 10 soldiers and IN persons
- applied Or them On searching promises officer
nRy s~ns ssoui Que tLossand dollars vorih Of The vN
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Fifth Avenue EvepirC Exchange, 1914
Fifth Avenue.
Military Intelligence.

AHHfyAL oP TnE FoRTY-FiRsr NEW YORK sTATR
voLUSg EERs (DK KALB REGiNEST).
The above regiment arrived this city yesterday
morning after three years srduoas aud honorable
vice. They numbered 3a7 mon, under command - the
following oalcers:--Coonel Leopold elisa Captains
Kppschid, Henrchs. Dana and Wagner; Lieotebants
Warpecke Stephens aefseiier, rneman and Surivlee;
Surgeons sottler and Br,lantowsni.
The Foriy-s.yt WIS through Frefnnnts Virginia
paign, and al. TOOK Part IN the battles OF Bull
ChsncellorsyiNe &c Gettysburg
TN Monday fbs regiment wtl be rendered formal 70
eep,ion BY then German ienw citizens. The trth aud
Eleventh regiments New York state Militia III Qua
spen tho occasion. dinner viii DO given at l04
Bovery:
ARRIVAL AND DErLnruRE OF ruy ELEVENTH MAS
sACHUsgrTs REGIMENT.
This regiment passed through this city yesterday er
voss for n.s,on They uuder command Of Lieutenant
Colonel Tripr They numbered two hundred and thirty
three OF thousand who len for the
Of three The Eleventh has fo,zh, IA all
battles az the Army OF the Potomac and belonged N
Hancock command. They have done good service in
support u tue Union.
DIrSER TO THE NINTH RsGfaBsT NJ r.s.M
On Tuesday evening next dinner viii be given 10 ths
Ninth regiment New York state Militia, which has
Gently returned from the seat u at the 81 Nicholas
Hotel
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DyICE TO LsDiRS-THR FRIEND IN NEED. DIR
n POWERS 81 Frsnkn street. the never faieDg doctor
shonld his French Bropa
Sure RELIEF guArane ed twenty four hours Beware OF
IN tatinus
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Arrivals ana Departures.


Iii "a r.rN " nn.,s nnS Rro,, W ~.
Wvctan W Jackson d NJ Fitch aud ladv Mrs {, n VIA
MIS- Col Moron, Miss NJ notchkiss G Chase, Ii Hin
man. n iiinman and wife, Mrs Harrison. Nine San Ko-
man, Waterman. wife aud child. Mi q Waterman, Nrs
h " oF,sr r.. Aen ana .ns sersan ian sen
+. :. ~ .drsn anJ ss-ran NJ. Ho,rnss NJ IaL
al III H. 1st,,aa NJ. ss Me- = "a -,
a. "a uar,,r n Hendr,cks n Inrhsnt VIE two ch
dr.n - seryan. Mrs q; ~ Po,nh. Man Rnwn,an W
Warians 70 e. PatIrn NJ or r. p Z RaISsr ~ Field "
- ~ ~ "a c 90 n,i - Pu 49, - ~,
.fa "a serv,nt. 70 Z. noSertv " Hrmes p Tua,ns "
~ dameb,rr = 4. pbe'ns Loci q n rgsrtv Ms
snScr ana con M. J"nss Mrs n 'pa,cS ana Scbnd
- T,har u r. Wn,,c I'D wifa Il y .,aan
r. Wt,i.r, ,rIfa "a ,wo cLsi3re, NJ H.,
S.,i apd arid Mrs n Eubn Mrs pors.y AMI Two
children. i r ats Dr q n g,snd + We,Jlnan q
sarre Ma u isnaers M {; II Ferguson Mrs E,er,e,
80 s.-,sn; NJ !. ra NJ ri R,arn ~ ssr ~
y ,s.se n y Con- NJ. II " T on,as s,sler rbit md
wrs i, P.v.n. ana scrvart NJ shaw Az
Co chsra, "a : re nj. ~, = ponne III re on
md scrvan.. r. ,vnns wifc two children and serran X
Tn p,,on q sstse.sn : = r.an NJ Clber, q s,,,.b
T,,Lna,rcs n,,a danrte~ q igar and lady sebss,isp y
T. Cady. Il Giqs. Hoffman, w = Mason aud two daugh-
ters, Il X Ludvg.en, Bodcnheim, Pigeon, g T
searns wermsnn. Ctmphe'i wife and three children
ShafIer wife and son: Mead. v Arinl. wife c ii
snd servant: stewart lad three Children ant servant
daughter Robin Mrs voisip Mrs Dorsey = wo
caicfen j s Wilson and servant: Emanuel, Mctul.
Tough. Dowlng 1eskarah', & Russell. Parsons y J
howard J = FERGUSON = wagner g Ramadanwics. J "
rrr.,-,.vrs
p@, =" 49,. :
NEW ORtsASs-SteAnsn!n aeorse washrgtn afr y
n Mnscul, Louis seos Mrs. Leiener Mrs ). nesd ana
courais lane "a r Me'ss and wlle Mrs Mnr' hnn
ton " DhGhesne " n MI er Sineh eernhe'ner " fei4 Y
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ID for snce ~ cure without mercury: unfortunate
lind Il teig advantage Or. WARDS OLD esurbi!sssd
81 TrnnAln Advics free small charge fos
iaeul zines.
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books pamrhiets and several hundred card pho
lures secretsd In the collar OF bis place, and ,
with the prisoner took them before Justice owiins At
the rombs. The counsel for the accused Mr.. VIM. r.
How, oonended that hs client committed offence
by having the books hts possession, and asked tor his
discharge. The magistrate, however, thought dinerou
w. aad committed Conroy to the Tombs for examina
Justice powng also issued order that the obscene
books Hnd prints I've burned Ia the prison yard The
der will prob by he executed Il is orted
that Conroy has made considerable money this uuaw.
ful trau
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

sArrRnAv, June ls-RM.
NE stock market was active to-day; but prices
ssnsrAlly lower Compared with the highest cash
slee the first session 81 Brokers yester
day. New York Central declined = per cent Erie Railway
n Hudson River v Reading ia Mlwsukee and Prairie
du chien y, Michigan Central x, Michigan Southern ~
Illinois Central n, Cleveland and Toledo Y. Chicago and
Rock Island /. Ptsburs and For. Wayne "a Chicago and
Northwestern X Psclac Mail lo-beiug decline OF 80
per cent since Tuesday Cumberland Coal and Canton
Company ~ Erie preferred stock. Cleveland and Pitts
burg and Mariposa sold the Toledo aud Wabash
Railroad advanced Y per cent
There wa no second session OF the Board.
Gold was dull. II opened al 1885, and few small par.
Gels were sold at le5 u als5k.
II Is reported tina, Secretary Chase has refused
she applications OF OF tho rejected bidders for the
pcods Of 1851 to raise their bids to four per cent
premium. Some OF the bonds sold to-day al
Io4, the price at which the old ones are quoted.
The following The shipments Of specie by steam
err today
Ednburg, for Liverpool. Observation-Disclosures. s676 574
virginia Tor Liverpool ATS 900
Bremen, for Bremen. ...................... $1,000
TOTAL. ..................Sl.17S 54
The total value Of the imports. other than dry goods
and specie, the port o. Now York during tho week
ending JuEe Is, was S2,lo3.l6
The Assistant Treasurer this city reports to-day ~
follows
Receipts from customs. .................. sos 900
Total recepts...... .................. 2.T66 .254
fayments NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 COS .776
Balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 ,sss.75s
subscriptions 10 l0-40 loan ............... IL .050
The Continental Bank, OF this city, will pay the 9th
Of July semi annua dividend OF four per cent free Of
tax
The Preston Coal Company win pay the 9th OF July
quarterly dividend Of two and one-half per cent.
The following abstract OF Pennsylvania company
ports shows the coal tonnage for the season. compared
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OrFIcE or TIL, ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Tho Board of Directors of tho Illinois Central Railroad
Company have thus day declared dividend OF four pei
free from the stock and canceiet
bonds scrip NJ payable on the LIST OF August
pa-.irs whose names register A. the holders
books OF tho cise OF business the
18TH au thst tho trausferbooks close
that day and spen the 81 lay of August
THOMAS 4. WALKER Treasurer.
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Arrest OF Government Swlnd,ers in
Boston.
Bosrox, June 10, 1894
Smith Brothers, hardware dealers and con,rac.
tors No. 102 Federal street. arrested yesterday
sent 10 Fort Warren for swndlng the government
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MEDICAL.
. pyIcE TO MARRIED. LAnrgs.-MApAMs Ras-

a
n TILL Female PHI and Pro essof OF Mtlylierss
san consulted Gsusl IL 90. Chambers street But one
Interview viii be necessary No charge for advice uer NJ
fslbe mrdiciDcs also be ooianed al l21f lIberty
street by mail; prcs Is. La cs @io desire board ana
medical aiandance during confinement can be Ac-
commoiaed epch Plis No |, lricc 81 FER hlN, %
No which are DO recs than No l. and can
fail safe and healthy, price 50 box tan DC
sent mail with full directions. N. B-Maanme kcst.l
dut caution ladies aaaiust nitgtor OF nes
who not only rob them OF thar MEANS ous
their health
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sIruArioxs wANTEp-rrmALEs.

SITUATION wANTED-IN A RESPECTABLr
"A faniy rs by healthy, respectable yosue
woman who has OF her own baby can como well
rrnnded Addres. or apply to Mrs. Aleu- $50 Fifth a.,
Williamsburg between 9th and TN sta
A NUMBER or WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
~ females want stnRtnBs as COOKS, ohAuberntds and
nursss oirs for general konsswork &c at
Mrs LOVES German institute, IL stanton st. near the
Rowery.
n DING TO CALIFORNIA; RRsPHCrABLE PERSON
NJ wishes other capacity that she
would he ed II capable and Willing: wenld enter tho
time before leaving and also rpfnsin after
~ nee5ed equivalent required for good
reference Call At is6 Spring ST. In the shoe sore OF
address California.
TIoUsEgREPER-A LADY or GOOD STANDING IN
scitiy desires engagement 10 teach music AMI mod
languages. would travel s1periDend househod
A iiress Immediately NJ. ", so State St. Brooklyn
TvousBKREPERs SITUATION wANTBD-rY A RE-
spectacle woman settled would take charge
Of suit Of Rooms of grnemcn she produce the be-
from her hst place. Call for three days At lis
East 22i st. near sd nv
CFRyANrs WANT PbACEs.-A LARGE NUMBER OF
- well selected FOR hotels boarding houses and
private families 10 be had at the New York Emplo yrnent
onice s20 Broome st. @. WALTON co.
lVANTBD-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, sfTUA-
w ton cnsmternaid and tress ~ assist In the
81 chi dren Can be Ter employ ers,
, s2l East 5oth ~. for two days, or until suited.
yyAyTgp-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE. IN A
respectable family. Has no objection TO go 70 the
country Address G. r., Herald Office, for two days
vUASrED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
w 10 do plain sew ing By the DAY or ~sak Appay 81 W
sd
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FINE Ants.

DRAUx ARTS-BEAUx ARTa-LR NACTO, LUN
ID dos me nyenteurs don perfection do
derouv immortei Dagger Went dimportcr
Rtat Unis n3uveau proc6db albumenQuo ou II No
manque quo In reproduction des cenleura
Tous les PAPERS abumines employees aux Btas u mis- quf
sent bIen recommaudes tells ce1x d NM Laour An
tony Kunhn Frederick Ac, dc, rsproduisent dee
compares lee
tent ssis phctographiquss da paper lie Naoto
CONNIE paper vrnd Paris province go francs
In rams veueue lei 10 priI soft 500
argent Depot a3< Hudson street, chez Madame eros,
Ssgar Store, New York
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BILLIARDS.

LroR sALE-TwO BILLIARD TABLES WITH CUEss
40 all IN good order; PhrlAn Col euder patent 10.
qure of JOHN X RIKkRS, kewkirk House FIVE cornsrs
Hudson CITY N. j.
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RE MOvALs.

GIBSON HAS REMOVED TO -
X WAA Fourth street, Broadway (od No. 81
Tuursk at-ret) BA medical studen1 will be rereved
sso m oce BOY coorod about nsen gears old wanted
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

AIRS. DR.. w SON, oCULTsT AND AUkfsr WIFE
M French Diplomas, Iats Of the Astor House. haviui
heaed tho ere for tie eght With marked and
fam success guarantees TO ue quickly ~
dsea o. OF the eve and lids that have found ncura0e
Of any ncurabe nature or ensh ~ standing Wesk nsn
IN The young permanently cured py IN -
cent remedies Ample city references CensultNoss ~
tween II and 2, 81 IA tnsw numbcr) Wess Tniny fosn'
street
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TUsT oUT-THE "DREAN, A HANDSOME LARGE
CARD from ~. cent: each ., q s 20 per
Dozen plain; coored 20 cents or ~ ~ per dossn
soopo Views 70 each ~ 90 deen sns
Playing Cards cents pack or SS Per a. Pos, cosc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-08
svnbi,;s and Mercurial Disease.

From Dr. Hiram Sioaf. cf 81. Louis, Missouri
al find your SARsAPARILLA mOie tl'ectual
remedy for the secondary symptoms OF SBphhiS.
and for syphic disease than any other we possess
Tile profession are indebted to you for some oi the
best medicines we have"
From A. j. French NJ d., an eminent physician 9f
Laurence, Mass, trho Is a prominent member o.
Ae Legislature Of Massachusetts,.
"DR AYER-My dear Sir: have found your
SARsAPARILLA an excellent remedy for SymWH,
both oftlic primary and secondary type anu elect
ua in cases that were 100 obstinate 10 leId 10
other remedies do not know what we can en-
poy with more certainty of success, where power
tul Alternative Is required"
Mr. Chus S. HdH Lielc, Qf New BTuns'rck, ~ J.,
had dreadful ulcers on his legs, caused by Tie ABUSE
ofmcrcury, or mercuridt disease which grew more
and more aggravated for years, in spite OF every
remedy or treatment that could be applied UNI tho
perseverng use OF AYERS SARsAPARiLLA fclieveo
him Few cases can be found more nveteIatc ahG
distressing than this, and 1t took several dozen bot
ties TO cure him.
Leucorrhea, Whites, Female Weakness,
arc generally produced by internal Sc,otioHs Ulcer.
alton, and are very often cured by the nliefaiiVe
effect Of this SAEsAPAIILLA. Some cases require;
however, in aid Of the sARsAPARILLA, tie skiiiui
application OF local remedies.
From, the treil,knOrn and iridely-celeLrdted DR..
Jacob Morrill,, Of Cincinnati.
81 have found your SARsAPARILLA an excellent
Alternative In diseases of females Many cases OF IT,
regularity, Leucorrhea, Internal liberation, and
local debility, arising from the scrofaous diathesis,
have yielded to it, and there are few that do not,
when Its effect is properly aided by local treatment
Il lady, mwiHin9 10 aiioW The publication Of her
name, wlites:
"My daughter and myself have hcen cured OF q
very debilitating LeucorrhGa of long standing D.!
two bottles of yeur SARsAPARILLA."
Rheumatism, Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by ScrOfkd In the system, are rapidly
cured by this EXT. SARsAPARILLA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-08
THE RESOLUTIONS.


THE RESOLUTIONS.
Rssolusd. That in the future, as in the past, we
will adhere with answering fidelity to the Union
under the Constitution as the only SOLID lounuativn
Of our strength, security and happiness as people.
and as framework of government equally conduc-
i've To the welfare and prosperity Of all the States
y, both Northern and Southern. ,...,
clare A. he sense Of the American people, that after
four years of failure TO restore the Union by the ex-
pertinent Of war, during which. under the pretence
Constituton. the Constitution itself has been dsre
garded in every part and public liberty and private
right alike trodden down and the material prosperity
Of the country essentially impaired Justice, human
ity liberty and the public welfare demand that I'M
mediate efforts be made for cessation Of hostilites
with view TO an ultimate convention OF the states
or other peaceable means the end that at the
liest practicable moment peace may be restored on
the basis Of the Federal Union of the States, mi,
EsSsTsS aat " ss United States in the recent
elections held in Kentucky Maryland Missouri, and
Delaware was shameful violationof the Constltp-
ton: and repetition Of such acts in the approach
ing election will be held as revolutionary, and re-
sisted with all the means and power under our con-
Resoyred. That the aim and object Of the Demo
cratic party is to preserve the Federal Union and the
rights Of the States unimpaired; and they hereby
declare that they consider that the administrative
Brsurpaton Of extraordinary and dangerous powers
not granted by the tne met n nsnrpec
tion; the arbitrary military arrest, lmprisonmnent IN
tiaI and sentence of American citizens IN states
of freedom Of speech and Of the press; the denial OF
the right Of asylum; the open and ayowed disregard
of State rights; the employment Of unusual test
oaths; and the interference with and denial OF the
right Of the people to bear arms in their defense Is
calculated to prevent restoratono OF the nion and
the perpetuation Of government deriving its Just
powers from the consent of the governed. =,
= Resoived, That the shameful disregard Of the Ad-
zens who now are and long have been, prisoners Of
war in suffering condition, deserves the severest
rcprobation on the score alike Of public policy and
common humanity.
Resoired That the sympathy of tho Democratic
party is heartily and earnestly extended to the SOL
aisry Of our army and sailors of navy, who are
and have been, in the field and on the sea, under
the flag Of their country and in the event OF its at
tanning power, they will receive all the care, protec-
ton and regard that the brave soldiers and sailors
of the Republic have SO nobly earned.