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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS,
SWORN STATEMENT.

N coNpIrAHcr WITH THE ACT na,sed
April 22d. ls5O, concerning corporations, the
Parj6c In.nr,nee Comrspr make. the following
tnIiuS N'"'>'
.rho .,,o,,, q, m. c.,i,al s,o,.k of ,hI. com.
LUG auoun' VI 'ue 'ap!'s, . -. o ~, IN
Pahy Is seven huh"ieu a'u MY ~. @ o. !,
az P'r y..-..- - . -. -, l. -, hnn,-, 90 4
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seventeen !Eousu louI uun''eu anu ,o ~ ~
III r. com1SnS ba, no d.b,.
~ .rh. 's,ronn.' or J,-rrarr. xvri,,., dp,;,,
} ,b vsar a eleven nIIIions nine hundred and sew
entv,s ssy.n thousnnt eight hundred and hfty.dve
JoiiarS il,q77, ,S55 90
The Amount OF insurance in force De.ember
Ala. ten millions one hundred and twenty thou
rand, .Icht hundred and ninety four dollars
,sg4 90
V. The Company insurss against the following
risks, viz.
R,;,d;rr. op,rtz Mills, Merchandise,
W0usehoId Furniturc, Rents, Lenses,
Vessels In Port and thel Cprgoes,
and other Personal
property
for loss or damage by IRE.
VI The largest ,um this Company will take on
any one risk is $4,000, the limit liked by law
but on all such large risks reinsurance to GER
panies. J. HCNI' president
A, j. RALsroS, Secretary.
san Francisco, January l6, 1868
William Alvort. Moses Hills.
EB Bcuchlcv. \ G Stiles,
Lazard, Moses Heller
\ Seligman, Edward Martin.
Alfred Bornl, \ L Tuobs,
Charles Mayuc. JB Thomas,
NcTnp. ID " C. Rice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-03

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

Will pay special attention to securing U s. Pa.
tents to these lots, and thus ending vcxpd ques.
iIonH Of title. ....... --..-...r
Declaratory statements drawn and Ard.
Information ofthe necessary steps 10 he taken,
and Of the condition Of title to lots, promptly
given by letter. "f. " ..Ls
Careful attention given to Contested Cases, at
the Local Once and at Washington.
OFFICE-Corner Of King and Carson streets.
CarSon Clty--slgn Of (" Land Office" ju23 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-03

...r... .... ... Notice.
ALL ABLE.BoDIED MEN WHO DESlRE
u 10 emigrats 10 Mexico for the purpose OF pnr'
suing the arts Of Industry, will please call at me
Headquarters Of the Mexican Club between the
hours Of 10 Am and SP u, at which place the
books ars open for registry. and every inforIna'
zion, given. Tho Mexican Climb Rom ls-in tho
,hricI huIldiuE on Bs,reet between Mil andCar'
son streets. D. MASON, President.
ny RATATL II. GONZALEZ, 6ee'y. JUS n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-03

N.B.-Alin, q Gne assortment Of California DIa.
monds. w.rranted to keep their brIlllancy, and
set in the Ilest Of gold.
We are prepared to sell the above mentioned
articles mt San Francisco Prices ...
All Goods bought In our store arc warranted rs
represented. .....
We havo also mado arrangements with the
Agent of the American Watch Company TO fur.
nish US with the E. Howard and G s. Bartlett
Watches. ht the mauufacturers' prices.
Persons wishing anything In the Jewelry Line
would do well to call and examine for themselves.
~" Particular at ention paid To repairing
Watches. Clocks and Jewclry, and all kinds Of
Jewelry made to order at tho shortest notice.
Iy8 If
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

D~ A gentleman who had the
curiosity to spend a dime in answer
ing an advertisement which promised
valuable advice for that amount, re-
ceived by mail the following answer:
"my friend, for your ten cents, pos
tage, please fimd euclo scd advice
which may bc of great value to you.
As many persons are injured for
weeks, months aud years by the
careless use of knive, therefore nv
advice i.. when yon use a knife, al
wsys whittie from YOU
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25


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senator's ana ,"e 'or'1'tr P'''S"cS
OF I'lr,s. 0h"rcn' 81, '1''n % - De.- S
kerry, 81 andrew s ot' James pau
tee, 81: stephen ana 81. Jon" >
I"''ect'on' c"hs.'t"te aho,her elec'
non aistr'ct OF Dcrk'!' """ arc GU
tit'eu 10 one senator III Pi'ce pl 'ne
c.ght they were acc"Stomeo 10 "he"
d'sfl"ct election districts.
Inc House oi REPRESENTATIVES, ,c'
nam the same III NUMBERS WIN tne
prov'So una! no one e'ec!,"n o's'r'c'
snail DC assigned more than WE'VE
representatives. Inc quo" OF
CharIeSton heretofore was !"c"'y'
In other respects the provisions on
this subject are substantially the
same.
The r'ra roce vote mas oeen sup
stituted IN the deneral Assembly
for the suffrage by ballot.
The office OF Governor wncn mas
been in measure nominal III its
character: Is invested win great
power. The term IS extended 10
four years. lie Is to DC elected oy
the people, ana IN case OF equa',,'y
OF votes, he's then TO be CHOSEN ny
the General Assembly. Ire par
dining power - committed TO ms ex-
ereise, bnt with thc safeguard that
he is to report 10 tne heg,slature "l'
cases OF amnesty wh'cn nave oeei
Grante" ny num- wiz" iu'' "'"'o'''o"'
or the reasons thereoI.
In order to prevent Nasty 'es,sia-
t'on' tne veto power Is ves'eu III
him' suo]cct 10 DC overdue" oy I"
majority o1 oot'i ora"c"eS VI '"o
Gemera' Assembly.
Inc I'e"'c"""C "o'er'or ",so
c.ec'e" Dy '"o I'e"p'o' Uooo,oN' ~
virtue Oh MS oince' tne l .cs;"c"t VI
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A": ID" 20 :" W ""'''"'a.o'." ~
S"p.,.o .,;a"'.i " "nd ns.ah,;shoa H., +bo
Tnc;sl,tnre The JUDGES Of the
Snnor;or Conrt to he elected bv them
for tho form uf oood bchavior: those
of tbe inferior courts for fonr wears.
Ono oftLe latter TO he located in each
;nd;.;.l district and to he esneciallv
oh orpod with the trial of ali civil
canses wherein one or both of tho
rartics are persons of color. aud Of
aIl criminal cases wherein the ac.
..us.l "a "A ners m of color.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25
STERN-WHEEL PREACHERs.-Par.

SrERx-WHEEL PREAcmERs.-Par-
son Brownlow. in tho Knoxville
Wing, gets off the following satire,
rough as usual, but full Of homely
truth: This reader is ready 10 en-.
quire what s,rt af q preacher is n
sserp-wl,eel r-cs-her. He is one
who went into the rebellion with
ssde-~he~ls and dsabse enxine.
cA slfnx and frrrsiny. snd hss<sing
snS blsxins that she >ssrk wszsd
srAs-~r h~r ss@s-T-essA~s~~. ss-s---es IN
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snz s.<szg - r@kx rs~ znz@<Sry szrs-
80 nsrzns ef xzxun~ ns~ pruY~r-s.
sd ua~&w @ssam< sAsr ~ meS~r It'd
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

CURIosrTIEs OF THE CENSUS
The following abstract from the
late national census returns will
doubtless prove interesting to all
our readers: Among the occupa-
tions recorded we find 1870 actors,
4,516 artists, 8 astrologists, PIG au.
thors. 19,001 bakers, 1888 bankers,
1906 bank officers, 11,l40 BARRIERS,
1928 barkeepers, 112,357 black
smiths, 1907 brokers, 80, butch
ers, 92,9223 cabinet makers, 5 chi.
ropodist, 27,-l37 civil and mechani-
cal engineers, 37,629 clergymen,
353 cooks, II, 624 coopers, 2 cotton
brokers, $3.50 daguerreotypists, III
dancing masters, 5000 dentists, g.
994 editors, ? explorers, LAG ex-
pressmcn, 443,SO5 farmers, 1885,
$40 farm luborers, 3 geologists, 40,-
O70 grocers, 24,81S innkecpers, 7S7
Judges, 96S,3O1 laborers, 3S,633
laundresses, 38, 1913 lawyers, IS H.
brarians, 43, 824 machinists, 271 mid
wives, 25,722 milliners, 4.729 musi-
clans, 943 newsmen, ia nuns, 8,571
hostlers, 1894 ped.ers, %, ,106 prin-
ters, 36,567 railroad men, All re-
porters, 213 sculptors, 90,198 seam.
stresses, S36 sections, 164,6O7 shoe.
makers. 246 showmen. 1882 srccu.
lators, 10, ,469 teachers; 1886 telc-
graph operators, II, traders. 4
translators, II ventriloquists, 36,l7S
weavers, 32,693 wheelr:ghts, 4 wild
horse catchers, 1882 wood cutters,
etc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

- A E~~u~-rw sumn~~ u~~--sa~.s
srw~s1w wnm@ms<~x--d f-~~a waa~s-
rs~~m~~1 swu2 p~sursum~u~~~s ss - -~Al s~ms
f~s~rrszre p~~~a~ wuse rAs-sk zexr
ra1~ w~ ss~ ~@zr s@amr ss ~z~-n-ra,<
= szza<xEzns f-us s-ns-zms~~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

- A late invention Is 4 self
fasteaing hutton. by which buti"ns
are sfts1Aei to any gafnleH, wi;h"at
The NE ef thread They can be in
Ge,.fly 4-esraed sr ~ili. and slwsys
sssn4 ssrzighf sna frrA- b-rSr hss.<-
iag kzaf Iso~e frurn the <z-rs~ut
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25
Evil COMPANY.

The following beautiful allegory
is translated from the German
Sophornius, q wise teacher, would
not suffer even his grOwn-up sons and
daughters to associate with those
whose conduct was not pure aud
upright.
=" Dear father" said the gentle
Eulalia to him one day, when he for
bade her, in company with her
brother, to visit the volatile Lucinda,
"dear father, you must think us
very childish if you imagine we
should be exposed to danger by it. y
The father took, in silence, Il dead
coal from the hearth and reached it
to his daughter.
"It will not burn you, my child !;
take it,"
Eulalia did so and behold! her
beautiful white hand was soiled
aud blackened, and, as it CHANGED,
her white dress also.
1--WE cannot be too careful in
handling GOALS" said Eulalia in
vexation.
"Yes, truly" said the father.
You see, my child, that Goals, even
if they do not burn, b!ackcn. So it
is with the company of the vicious. )"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25
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r;y = ia @ ,,r'r % ~ . n;o,uro 'o" c',,,aI',
dnro hrt trra =, tho pon+ator'.L q.
an original IL every human heart.
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WIN VIII ''aNo i'i.'' iee. o"u'y
eAcep' p!"c.'"S MS n"SerS III .ne
crack ot aooor II IS unquestlonaDly
quarrel. NO man falls to think
less OF himself after it than before.
1t degrades him in the eyes of 9TH
ers, and what is worse, blunts his
sensibilities on the one hand. and in.
creoses h;s mower Of nassionate ;r.
r.t;h;l;tv n, tho otber The truth ;s
.ho mnro mosnhahlr o,1 nn;o.,., ,,.o ,
ot nm tt, ,ro+tont 49,; w
-. o"' Wv oe'.o'- ~. o"' .i'4e'oois.
!" niue eases out oi 'en' the oe'!er
way 49, ia man cneats YOU quit MS
company ana II ne slanders you
take care to 1--we so that no body will
believe him. No matter who lie is,
or how he misuses you, the wisest
wav is to let him alone; for there is
nothing better than this cool. calm
and ouiet wav we lave of DEALING
with the wroHos wa meet wifi
----s'~. ...------
EARLY THuNpER.-A Family in La
Crosse, Wisconsin, have been missinr stove ,
wood for several weeks past. On the re-
turn of one of the members ofthc family a
few days since, the case was stated. and
Sunday night very pretty stick Of fuel
was 'eis ,;' W.T." .ne o'"e,s -" 'ne wooa p.s.
. g M .a.o";mn a~ n Mondav ,hs s,;.L was .Ioro
Tn.sdav th. stick was there and the lauol,
was getting on the man who fixed Il.
Wednesday, morning the stick was goue.
"Wednesday forenoon an explosion was
heard in house near by. and a kitchen win
dow was spared no panes. On going TO-
the spot $ ght might have been sren.-
l ne Stove nad loi"ed piece conference
"a - Nr',Ie VI pu'n "uu ."oo's0 "IC !, "
.,as ~ ..I H. .s, ~ ,h.. a.;,n.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

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wu~sA o. s~n< snx s~x- mnsw hes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25


SOMETHING TO THINK oF.-An Ida
no correspondent of one of our CO.
temporaries writes that a large num-
Der OF parties in that Territory--a
majority Of them-obtain the ma
chinery for their quartz and other
mills from Chicago, freighting them
overland. The quality of the ma
chinery procured in Chicago is not
so good as that procured in San
Francisco, but the cost Of freight
from the former city is so much
cheaper than from the latter, that it
becomes matter of great saving for
the Idaho miners to make their pur-
chases on the shores of Lake Michi-
gan instead of on the shores Of the
Pacific. The distance from Chicago
to the Idaho mines is fully fifteen
hundred miles; while from San Fran
cisco it is less than seven hundred.
Yet freight can be transported over
the fot mer long and tedious route
much cheaper than it can over the
latter shor: one.-CdW.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

Truth STRANGER THAN Fiction.
"A singular meeting took place in
II neighboring city the other day,
between two parties, who some years
ago procured a devOrce from incom-
patibility of temper. The only
child remained with the mother, who,
after due lapse of time married a
widow high in social position, the
husband also marrying. Time passed
on. The gentleman, experiencing a
strong desire to see his child, arrived
at the West and called upon her ut
her PARENTAL residence, surrounded
by ali the appliances Of wealth and
taste. Lingering in the charming
society of the tirst-born, time passed
unheeded till the dinner hour ap-
preached. The invitation to stay
was accepted, and over the hospitable
board of his successor the husband
number one exchanged the polite
observanccs of table etiquette and a
genial flow Of conversation with his
former wife aud the husband num-
Der two, surrounded by a merry
groupe of children. Time had
passed lightly over tho forms and
herds of each f.; yet. were those hearts
as tranquil as the brows! Was there
no quickening Of the pulse as the
hands calmly met! There is, after
all. moro romance than We dream Of
ia the realities of life around US.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

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exzEng,se Il . rs~iscfson q coryzbez-
cy. ! wili refer 10 the case Of > ul@B--
Thomas Iiood-oi whom an Account
has been given by Sir George Baker,
in the Medical Transactions of 1867.
Born in the year lIl?. when about
~ in fat food three times day. he
became very fat aud suffered from
heartburn. After suffering from
1744 to 1854. he changed his diet,
induced to do so from reading the
Life of Cornarus. lie ate sparingly
of animal food and took a pint of ale
daily; 1866 he used no drink, not
even excepting water: in 1867 he
gave up meat entirely, using pudding
or sea biscuit. He got in excellent
health, his spirits lively, his sleep
undisturbed, he could carry quar-
ter of a ton and lost ten or eleven
stone. For three months he lived
ON coarse -four, of which sea biscuit
is made, and one pint of water
boiled together; later and latest on
one pound of such -four boiled in o
pint and a half Of skinned milk.
Cornarus, his great example, I may
remind yon, attained 101 years, and
from his fortieth year he restricted
himself to twelve ounces Of solid
food aud fourteen ounces of wine,
aud this with the best effect. From
a suffering individual he became
healthy man, and continued in ex-
cellent health to the end Of his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01
DEPor QuARTRRaAsrER's OFyICE,
BALTIMORE, Md. July Is. 1865. !
GALE Of GOVERNMENT STEAMERS =

~ VIII be sold Baltimore Nd under direction of Capt
q. Is. BEACH A. U. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, August o. 1855,
al 10 o'clock q at the Government Wharf of Mil
the Government vessels hereinafter named ard described
The CURLEW, Sdewheel doube.end Ferry Boat, wooden
hull length deck 1876 feet BEAM % feet depth OF hold
feet and inches draws light feet; has beam engine
diameter Of cylinder % inches; stroke OF piston feet
This steamer thoroughly repaired supplied with
boiler In 1854 aud Is u starch vessel.
The VIRGINIA. Screw Propeller Of 364 tuns, wooden
hull length l33 se, breadth. % feet depth OF hold fee,
between decks, 6feet inches draws Hight feet inches
has direct acting low pressure engine diameter Of cyn
der, "a inchsa Boiler and engine in good running order
The HUNTER WOODS. Sdewheel Stearner of 81 tun.
iron hull length deck 3J feet; breadth % feet over
% feet inches depth Of hold feet draws light feet has
beam engine diameter Of cylinder 2s inches stroke of
piston feet. Hull and engine In good condition.
The LONG ISLAND, Sdewheel Steamer Of $50 tuns
hull OF oak and hard pine and new bottom metaled length
on deck 1856 feet bradth 20 feet inches over ALL 50 feet
inches; depth Of hold feet inches present DRAFT feet
inches; has one beam engine ams,er Of cylinder. 10
inches stroke Of piston IL feet The engine partially set
up and all the necessary machinery put in running order
on board
The ALBANY Scrrw Propeller, 3s2 tuns double deck
wooden hull ngth deck l41 feet breadth "a feey depth
Of hold feet between decks feet nches iron fasteued
and coppered has direct low pressure engine
dsmetsr Of cylinder inches stroke Of piston 70 inches
Tho Barge w. s. BlSSELL, - she now lies q Boston
wharf
Terms. cash. in oovemmsas fund. on day Of ::ls
Celsasl cad chisf Qssnsrusstss Blllaess p0se