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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20

GILLIG. MOTT 4 CO.,
(Fireproof Brick BuiIdingsJ
CORNER C AND TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR SALE. AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware. etc Our stock will be found very com.
pl.,e, having been carefully selected tor this
Market
The following comprises a part. only, of our
stock
100000 ns Bar Iron, round and square, all Sizes
25,0OO ms Boiler Plate;
10000 ibs Sheet Iron;
$1,000 tSs shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 ns Cas,.steel, Blister Steel .-snds Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
10000 fos Track Iron:
5000 ios Bar and Sheet Copper;
5000 ios Lead Pipe, various sizes;
fS,OOO feet dAs ripe, 10 inCueh'
1000 feet !. r Hose. all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Blbbs;
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings
10000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes;
10000 Machine Bolts, all sizes;.
600 Globe Valves.
200 Anvils and Vices;
so Bellows, various sizes;
,Blacksmlths Tools;
Scales. Grindstones;
400 wheelbarrows;
800 dozen Az, Pick and Sledgc Handles,
Coal;
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges, ButtsI
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder;
100 dozen Picks;
Borax;
Balng Wire and Rope.
GOO kegs Nails. all sizes;
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT Il CO..
Garner of and Taylor streets, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-20
Fifty Dollars Reward !

STOLEN FROM THE AWNING
rTSH post in front Of the Delta Saloon, on
RH street, Virginia. on the night OF the
9th instant, a small, thick set, bay
CANADIAN PONY, with American Saddle and
Bride The abovs reward will be paid on the
delivery OF the Pony at the Beleher mine, Gold
Hill, or a, the ofice Of the Belcher Company.
South street, Virginia.
JOHN LAMBERT,
Superintendent Bsleher Nine.
Gold HIN. Oct t2, 1866 oel2n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
BY AN AMATEUR.

ln garden nook, by a wide spreading yew,
A stingy old Nettle and Docs weed once grew:
They were slipping the dew; and between you
and me.
They mixed it with scandal, as ladies do tea:
II can't think, my dear DOck,n the old Nettle
began,
"wby the rose has been always favorite with
mPn:
Her breath's very sweet, we ali must allow il,
And true sne has beauty, at least folks ayow it:
But then she's so VAIN, she thinks all must
adore her,
And that such as we ought to fall down before
Her greatest delight is, you may see by her eve,
10 be iondled and kissed by each fop pass
ing by;
And her dress is the od6est that ever was seen.
she wears throughout July moss victorine Y1
While little Miss Snowdrop," replies Madam
Comes out in the frost in white muslin
And though she's modest, and hangs down her
head,
Young CrOcus and she were caught both in one
And that little mink, too, so sickly and pale.
IGu know who mean, dear, Miss Lii OF the
Vale, 'H'
So shy and retired, Ell her company shun.
20 noueIt ana hrmble you'd think her nun:
Yet her once saw, and it augured no GOOD
hood.
Then there's Madam Poppy, SO vulgar and red.
10" ea'ly and gaudy she dresses her head
she always looks sleepy, and most people think
ana quite DeheVe 1t, she's given TO drink
You know Mrs. Pansy, with dark velvet hood
Ana lace ike to some you see carved out in
wood;
hear that she lately come out in great state,
And has wholly forgotten the old garden gate
Madam Tulip last SundayWas splendidly dressed
But then, dear, her characters none OF the best
She ls painted and powdered, but smell of her
breath,
am sure ii will sicken you nigh unto death.n
,Well, now, then, III tell you capital Joke, y
Mrs. Nettle replied, and she laughed as she
Heres old Dolly Daisy that lives in the dell,
las a daughter who's gone with my lady to
dwell;
She calls herself now bN. high-sounding name,
You would scarcely believe chat rom tield-wOrk
she came.
| She'd sister, you know, overturned by the
plough,
When Bobby Burns blubbered and made such
row;
| And there's those Geranlums, q proud, idle SET
While we are abroad in the cold and the wet,
white, ''-'N
And stare out the windows from morning till
night.
Those delicate gentry that come from abroad
know they are glad of their bed aud theil
board
They boast of the sunshine OF Naples and Rome
II they don't like our climate, why not stay al
home?
Our lands overrun with such strangers as these
By singers and dancers and poor refugees.
But tits time to be going, the moons shining
bright
And cannot bear scenda. Good night, ma am,
good night"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
BLACK MALE CORRESPONDENCE

ALBANY, October 16 1866.
Mr.. SERIES BDIToR:-Ise all de more free in
writin to you bout our Culled Convention
because sees you sometimes expose Andy, dat
wanted to be our Moses, and l spect he would
be if we'd let him, and take us fru de Red Sea
but Ise Altered he'd drown us, stead of de
Egyptians, because he wouldn't know any more
dan dat bout de Good Book dan to do dat wav
Ise just been tendin' de CuIled Convention nm
here at Albany, and wees been doin a big thing.
When we opened de Convention, which was
done wild prayer, aft'r we found de janitor, who
mad de key, we took into consideration de all
Important question of letting Miss Susey An
.hohy set wild us IN what de President called an
august oolS" Il spose he forgot it was so late
mIoe year. most two months past August). Well
some OF US was at rstin favor of susey beIn ia de
convention and discussin with us de great oues
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

BONE OF THE NATIONS GUARDS THAT DON'T
EXPECT TO BE SENT TO PARIS.
The fact is, these fellows clothes are not good
enough, even if the Government was to pay their
expenses to Paris. And it probable, as neither
of them can speak French, they would starve to
death, by being unable to ask for anything to
eat, and though they found no difficulty in
stormlng battery when their Country needed
1t, they would be too modest to storm even a
landlady, though their life depended upon il.
We do hope, if the Government should send the
Regiment of the New York National Gnard,
they will provide glass cases to keep them in
lest they should soil their new tebt-6t,ing
clothes, and be obliged, before they come home
10 adopt the loose ablts OF the French.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
OUR NATIONAL GUARDIANS ABROAD.

The New York City National Guards want to
20 to Paris, and what is more, want to go at the
Government expense, to be exhibited as a speci-
men Of the American soldier OF the period. For
fear the project may fall through, AMI our Gallo
friends will not see with their own eyes this
specimen of "luscious" nature, we have had some
drawings made from life by an eyewitness
ThOy can be all authenticated by any American
who may happen to be at the Exhibition in
Paris, and who resided in New York during
the gloomy period OF the war; The first is the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
CHARLES. REApE AVID REFLECT.

Mr.. Charles Reade, the author, has, we be-
lieve commenced his lawsuit against the New
York editors who have spoken of his late work
in no complimentary terms. Some say the suit
is more to advertise his books than to assert his
rights; but our opinion is, that he will have a
"Good Fight" oft, and if he does not get rid of
a large edition of his "GrifiLh Gaunt," he will
of hi nVerp Hard Cashu
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

tons of de day, but others said II would dis
grace our proceedlns to hab a white woman 10
give color to q Oulled Convention. spose you
know Susey don't wear dem things dey call
''tilers," but she wears cross between dem
and pair of pantaloons. We didn't do nuthin
bout settlin de tnRs in de country, but bleeve
Miss susey Anthony can't come in de Culled
Convention. not if de Convention knows ITSELF
and believe 1t do.
Yours, CESAR JOHNSON.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
STAMPED nUT

The Russians, by way of trying to stamp out
the embers of the Polish revolution, have abo-
lished the Polish postage stamp, and COM
manded the use of the Russian article. If the
Gar could only put Russian heads on Polish
soldiers as we'll as on Polish letters, "0rder
would rcipn In WarsaM.D
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

Frenchy-"Pardon, monsieur, will zoo tell me
in what battle zoo was engaged~
National Gstard-"Oh, ah yes. Well, the fact
is. our fellahs' time was about up when the fight.
ing began. But, ahl during the fighting at
Gettysburg I was engaged TO Maria Jane, as
they called her; but her father not doing as
well as ! expected in some little operations,
have not been engaged since, to any extent
oh
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
NUMBER XO.
az oUR sERIEs EDIroR.
ALMANAC AND DIARY.
HoRT METRE-ILLoeICAB OBSERVATIONS FOR TUE
WEAK.

October.
Monday, 15.-Sons of Temperance make parade
IN Washington and wait upon Andy for a
speech buch O piece Of satre the Chiet
Executive cannot Oe too severely reprimanded
Tuesday, I0.-A Clymer politician as the resu t
Of iosing a b :, wheels barrow OF bricks rom
Fifth and Chestnut streets 10 Broad street. he
felt very sore about the defeat OF his man, and
10 now no better.
"wednesday, I7.-The Philadelphia Board o.
Trade presented o. Mr.. William Swan with
copy OF "Webster's Dictionary, Unabridged."
Mr. swain wishes them to know the meaning
of the hard words they use towards one an.
other IN their debates.
Thursday, Is.-Arr1val in Boston of the two
,Jauaneee Princes Wagel and Wogel, who are
investigating the mysteries Of the HuD. In
that connection they wish to prove themselves
good Tekioes.
Friday, 19.-"0ld Abe" the Wisconsin Eagle
sarts Tor the Paris Exhibi lou a. q repre- senta-
tive OF our Army in advance of New YORK
National Buzzards
Saturday, 2O.-SERrEs COLUMN DAY. The Edi.
tor expects soon TO resign the control of thee
columns, as Professor ApPasiz's in ends taking
him TO the Paris Exhibition as a specimen of
the American boOby."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

Letters firm Florence state that the Italian
senate viii be called upon 10 judge the conduct
said to be at the request of Baron Ricasol, that
the KING has consented to send the affair before
mat exceptional tribunal. The popular party
would have wished the case TO be judged by
the ordinary courts.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

WE HAVE been favored with a sight Of the
forthcoming new Poem by Englands Poet Lau-
reate, for which Mac AtAan's MaGazioe has con-
tracted to take the whole quantity at ESQ, a
line. We can remember but one verse of it,,
which we here quote, aud which to us seems to
have the true Tennys ring:-
''See the little children run.
Four and three and two, aud one;
See them (as said beIore),
One, and two and three, and four.n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
A REFLECTION

(Seen ,ohen Gld,soing at he Mirror of Life.
young men, in raillery don't. indulge
SO says learned sage;
For how can 1t be good IN youth
When 1t is bdd-ia-dqe!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

PLEASURE AND PRoFIr-The Supper Table
Series, of course. Pleasure NO doubt of it.
Equally doubtful is the profit.
How TO KEEP ON GooD TERMS WITH Your
CREDITORS Pay them.
WRITs OF ERRoR-Marriage contracts
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

RATIONAL GUARD ON DUTY AT THE PARE,
where he spent many weary, tedious, and sad
hours, particularly early in the morning, when
there was not much promenading OF the fair
sex IN that part of the city. He was under fire
most of the time-that is, when when he could
get ms cigar lighted. He loaded with ease and
dexlerity his beautiful meerschaum, which he
spent his ninety days enlistment IN coloring.
The next picture shows
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
SHIPPING.

sAa STEAMSHIPS, $40 tons each Two Soyears t'tI od
% over & ~ o eet 6sNsS S
eoneensnR ensine cylinders 50 inctes in bore
treislt eapaSity 49GO barre Copper fastened,
built IN n aGelphia by hessrs WI liam Crsmp Sons,
W. b GALL CHER.
No. 2SY %IkirAM Ii y M"FYE + PoTfs Il Ts to
s24lmrp No. 1925 MARKET Street, Phia
..ze6fs, STEAM TO LlVERPOOL-CALLING
sSsa4AaasR4sss QueenstOwn-1he Inman Line, sainR
s.4IM ekly, carry ing the United states mai
""CiTX TfSsM ednesdaSy, October 81
ciTi OF OF NOyemBeT
@ aId eG h S SSuecesdng atmdey and wednesday, at
First me steamer 5n sailing every Saturday a.,
10 10 & London ,SS5 TO London Lone, g g
Pssafe y tho sS ssameEs Te raG r:i caD S
siIC; steerage, $50 Pay able in United States cur
PASSENGERS forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
StecTege passage IRON Liverpool OF Queenstown, $40
SuiIency liek,is can be bought here by persons send
OfSe' No III {Sah %AfSSr PAsE R41sa. fSIada fSipt
arS"aeA FOR NEW YORK.-PAILADEI
delyhJa Steam Propeller Gomsany De
NoTtheTn and Easiern lines.
te@s which VII Ge H. MuROn siSC%Soan S
Sl6 No 1925 DELAWARE avenue
.Izf@EsA TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWN ERs.
sSMRMgkA n he undersigned having eased the KEN
hlNGTON crew DOCK, begs inform his tIlends
the patrons the Dock that he is prepared with
ies accommodate those bavng vessels
to be raised Tephrec, and being actical ship-ca
penter and Cauker Will give personal attention TO the
vessels entrusted to him Tor repairs
aptains Agents ship-CHrpentets and Macbinlsts
having vessels repair aie solicited TO cal.
Having the agency for the sale OF "WetttIstedt's
Patent Meta c OmposiiOn'' Copper pant, the
preservation vess sells boo ms, for This ci pre-
Ared TO furnish the same on favorable terms
JOHN II HAM NIT,
KensinPton Screw Dock
lis DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel street,
, 1866-07-31

tho p, m,' hM n n,
|kN.={hAFg pINQNAAn
!Asskoap MF0r, caM
;$22s$ e. TR J: =. =.
, 1866-07-31

t,y thu nstHfai tott~. A prF.pn et&nd'nrI dts.
q sld tntls fot ssf Il ,1G sat,f b1
ss. s y s's sshs s""a &. fss y%s"n t. Il: II
taistd ~ n's. tolar,s! ot tonnd elnllad stfouxh
a. 'sss III. % = ~ N ts R:f:S,s' ,'1 ws.@ ~
fosds1 I'D ioadst arsi ne; a!.et '"Iisn iie snr:
tn'ar ,eneet would n pttinesa ID u IL fotes
IT, rs., ;t a. ,;s.'1s an III: 4 g :lss
di.is"t :: tstt g aa.itsi aiIIs. =. %aa !as. II.
si.i s&ss Ssaa . Sl;s9 !. ~ a!.sses, I'D H.
soapd imssnss she soies 70 H. n.ts..i :1'es ons
ana ataueh dtsaoos, and 1as dsospt1oa Ia com.
Many people sappoas ihal ysntslloqa.ss ean
'lh,or !.a voice" u my placo, and nadef All eli.
enu,ten:ss. bHt sast !: not ths Mt Ana tas.s
postie'n has g., q se s;s K a5 sto1s q morn
i ss:;es@ e:saS !. I a. =; :;.sss s ss:: T.
9ual eaa which wou1d put Mauchanstn to hlnsa.
fs ~ xhSn O. t. oaee ~ sr hs.rd e 2taaower
hta votoe Into = H,arket-vaeon In lmilatlon Of I
s
ht lie relaiotl " *tatowlng hts 1olee 1ato hi1
hces; OF an editor, who suPpeses (Sa.a PatEh-lkal
tlst senno things can be done as well as otheF9"
f6Erlet hs readers With df1f from hI4 Inns vtne-
blower, Of Fioiessor Ws:.n I'D The S poos 1n nsf
let-Wotnan by making hct belierc that each egy In
her basket contained an tnfani1c speeinten of do
nestle orn!thology jnEt on the eve af Matching.
atfloqulsn, such etortcs produce no other e1ca
persons who 1eli them Is Ecs. for T. unn eceszary
teat sne1 9'py ha,s ass
qntsl can Etve an imitation 80 that Il Will appear
nearer 10 the ono who hears # 1haa where Tho
qnt.! cannot "throw h!s soicoH 7p1weeu htnlself
sud hit audience, bul a1wa1a Ii contrary dfrco.
slon The tesaoD Of !his i that the roice, when
eaass issaS}n1 + @ IN % ts5ot
so'ce. a1cept Il "a swclled into shout, which Is
purely vocal, but Il mAy b. dlninIqhcd by = sun
Nov. tic fsitsr voice gsss sab1oeslI5 a.
further away It seems 10 be. and tho fuller = voEce
y gtsen, the cleatcr1! appcats. until IL !. given in
10 tho audience hcarcr aJ il can o heard,
beluc no nearos than lhc precise locality Of ths
ope5aos: ilenec When o..e he an and reads Of tho
nnes will I'll. tnls, he may mark dowa such c1-
SO l!ssn siI ead t.essRondcrfni AdsSsturcs Of
va1cnllne Vox." and u that work NC !lAvo per,1.ed
now a,!,l ever Will believe that oyery word thcte
p1,n.ed p,. sset{ iSm af5s natta.ea 70 hs both po..
existence in the Idea Of M English rcior,nsr, who
rna1c nrc Of aueh a c,catton for Tho lturpose II
s1snF pSG,s setnE aE.n'ks ks q abuses
ean readily forgive The fiction III consideration Of
tho end at'aiutd d, and continue 10 rcal tic book i,
nsei III ss 4ssns p 81 !t IT.
10 The kiue Ii plain Euglish:. ''''~ '>'~ '~'''''
, 1866-07-31

Orleans, nttslrr tho ns4u,ur.t ,.t.,o ut VIM. II.
y KlitR, Al which J,tac0 The writer knnw hItn
!,nlh tli' yrse tHh1, mill lhr lprtAktnH out II
"" war, ~ ,'ao Of I'm Nioat desperate WIrk.
RI xoFth10ss YaEnbo,I1t thai uysr lisxfKcgd
"ttle AZ prcserxntlvn Of att."
III INV fto stabbed In Tho t,aek and killed.
w tDltl blb0t, 4 prlntnr, wrll hIluwM tu yuut
c!ty, ialAeA Arthur b!xRi!, MID whose wlduw
Nh ilvca tn }onF midst " toxlity IL tho
trnthn,lncsa u! my xaaorlion xnd ho only
eatapoa lho uxtrSIno rnnalty 1T tin Law
Through tho oxcftfona At tho kti0w Nult!ngp,
who wrFo IN InNrf 1t thu time, and 10
MAuM ll9 1sd Fn.llcroa service ht tho pol!s--
AaK!ll bolnK q Democrat
When anceast1p WAS sgttatod, lse was An
o1r!.lnonthcd dcialuef Or ut! who dItfor.Hl
NTH hun as Tho ttmo On tho subject, and VIA
sesreily tho eauao Of imprisonment OF many
who spoke ayalnAt srcusaion. lilo went 10
mr - to asAlst In gotting up \ company for
the Confederate service and making himself
tho Captain Of It but aftdvthe surrender Of
the city he changed his eoat-bccamo Fed.
crnl spy, and to mako l,is scat easy on thst
side, caused tho arrest Of many b Confederate.
Through the influence OF Northcn men and
capital he eftAblished- the Now 0rlcans
TMest and i being the only paper allowed
full circulation under Butler ind Banks
reign, of course the paper made m immruke
amount Of money, It having III tho Govern.
u1cnt patronage. a 6rnsCRlBk1.s
, 1866-07-31

@Jn lfftlnE the kettle from tho fse, seAded my.
een VET ssveeay-one hard zt1podt TO = crisp. 1ns
torture wls tnbeafahle. The Xnr1csn Mnx
tang Ia1nent relieved The pain slnost Immediately
1t healed rapidly. and 1et very little seax. =
ScnAs- fUsEK1, ke0 Dfoadsa, pnilada,r
1hl1 u ueself sample Of whst tic Nastans Inl
nent VIII Do. Il y Invaluable IN ali cases Of wornds
sxeninE Epsatas, cuta, hsulscs spa1tas, 4c, athez
upon rRan q heast.. :,
!. Beware Of counteziedh. Eous Il ssna;ns un1es,
wrapped In ane stetEp!ats eRrasinSa bearing he te
nature q g. ". NeEthruok. Chemist. and tte prtyuia
stamp Of DxzAk B&xE8 O., Eev rork.
SARATOGA spHtaa WATER soM By All drug,
, 1866-07-31

The glorious news Of The aueEosstu1 ts1p Of tte
Great Eastern, aud tha laying Of The Atlantic Tolo.
graph Csble, nas received yesterday, and this
morning wr have intelligence from London 10 t:,e
18th. 70 tho effect That trraty Of peace hnd boea
tlEucd between Aus;sta and ltusa!A, but wo hasc
no commercial intelligence later Than thai brought
ly the steamer China, which lett Lrcspoul on ihs
list. Drcsdstuss, at that dale, wers lnaeu7s; ;
Froslaicna Mcss Gat1 and punjs wosa quoted 1t
1oH17i.
Tho news of pesco In Europe had vety de-.
pressing edte on thc general Froduee markets To-.
day. ai,d we ha~u to hote general decline tn p.+
Crs.
In Provts!ons. wo ta.c ecfy tl.tta 10 report, and
no elarge 10 mole IN prices, There was some H.
qilfy for extra trahds of Mess totk at $1so0 but
tleJ wose gehrrslly held ii 31a.cD Meias,
brands, tluwcsrt. euuid hasu been purchased At
eastu. Bnlk Mehta Nets lnsctlrs, bnt dtfi. JAta
wsss qnet viii tad Ut loo fcs prime sts,metzeb.
ibtts WI lnefeassa artt,itt Id ttiahwihts 10
dny hhd ths tiiatkes was hfit. with eafes Ut i,s
IN TEND u aot, ibid ID bttt Ftea Wihes VI
ts.sH
1ht FuHs taatkct " AZ d. ttssed mud t,e4yt. md
ne hhi. tteiths III tlesA u atf2hjt pet tsf With
ssieA N 1.4tV btis al tAtAs IT tsiVs1 iU.lU ,af
sps'HB RAttat. aud &t.tttsbst tbt spsttg HAtsf.
hhes
fht Wheat ti,atk.t iudsy fntd heayY aAl AlAs.
iiaHl, and We Hale dsetag h piItss uf aa1ie y
l'shtl fAtHs " 0lly 1a.'aaf HHshela, Al tL7b
hi II, ", kOt lHtsiNx, mid tl.&is3 IAi h,r tsaaiAf
~, alt1hf==s'aslus Fttl sRd wax. wltls s*l|1F'
t,!a orsaea psn,ty, hal aH'"sqesnlly fseosat~a
s'lHllt aud Tl.sad weak \. 4 haeli,a N, aatut,
dAss na'aat ~ aea4'lo pr hasf'ut AloaI a1s,tta'
hast,tla changed ltAnds, Al TIo hE W,a 1us
!n'tnTs. and no tar lie sans aauaI hh0h1,ta hH
M. t'ntl, ah,l baslHa iuF Ma. . Gum In siots--
tllD market piUsln4 weak, with sellers uf Nv, | nj
, 1866-07-31
Look to 1t,

II ypa hAvo become weakened and 6sbllisasNd
from unnatural intuigeoces se1uA. e1cs Of allowing
Toarself to b dsusged With polsonsi L thu osgacs
dont pesform The functions # which thes wer1 cess.
ted and tatendd. and In caasoauspee ths-sass Jou
hare become impoteat Joa can b restored to tni1
power aod vtsor In - incredible abort spaoe Of e
and IN accordance with uaturs b. E. Jamcs fsmer1y
Of Tsx or.rsns and now o SO 1taadolpast, Chicago,
i1llnois, :. ~.
II yuu hare nocturnal Or t.urnal euia4!ous; which
hare tendency to destroy tho vt1le poNes BY apply.
Ing 10 Dr.. James you can b. permanently relieved and
the FEARFUL eonsequencs svotded.
t. ID IA rDsu&fdad uomtnt you hAse allowed your
pAtons 70 gain tho asccndaney Of your better iuds.
ent md hare edalled upon yoursetf fosthsoms dts
esse In IT. most appatnz forr,. ttt2y not moment,
but appy Immediately 70 Dr.. James, So Haado,pa4t.
between Stats and Dearbornsts, who will lrtneds$s
" eradicate that horrtblo and terbls poison from th
tyter and that too without blnira anes tor, hoslesa
1t e1posulo to 'hsehds, OF ttAt murde9ous poison.
usrrury. a.,
pr. jAue1 n he acknowledged chief Of ihis speeiaity
1houands can testify 70 Tho great Success Il Dt. James
In The treatment u uee 1onorrhes Structure syphl-
ill., Seminal Weakness, 1npoteney oIt diseasa Of the
most hotsbls c,Ass whete tte blood has become pol.
soned producing botches On ths faee, pmpte1 small
wafcrT btifcfa tleefss pains Ii the head and bone
liberated hspat aud dose, scsotua. together with N
eadlest number Of tuEtttnss.
Tie ainieted sts earnestly afslsed to apblt 10 Or
james.
Let no hatso deiieaey deter you* for
Hlsfa Il ia pfa1eaees
fteuember, Dr lamea Utnee h so fl4naotph.st, b.
tween ease and tsatbotnsss chlesko, III. p.U. nor
tsDB
Utdce hours tom 4. h. 10 st. m. Separate roon,s.
t19l
, 1866-07-31
MEETING OF MILLERS.
Uniformity Of Rre1ghta-The Chicago
observation-disclosures in Xefwhfx.

uplfosnaity Of Rre1ghtx-The Chicago
Klcvnfore-1uaecufacy in Weights
Pursuant to notice, large and respectable
meeting or millers on thu lfue of the Mlchl.
gan Southern d Northern indiana Kailrpad,
conyened at The Clifton uouse, In Elkhart,
Il. b. Judsor, Of Misha waka. was appointed
Cha!s,nan, aud E. ". II. Ellis, Of Goshen,
6ecteiart.
a.; Z snSson g. Z. IT, A1sa & sss Ht
Ii 4 ka5sisss' Il skss'k ktf & s9sh c. .Pa 1os
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al1aMn,iH|l%tt, M,i|ltt, WIN. Atllrr i'"s' a'as''' aud j.
III ,naij.n u j. u, nsar.lAlsy, tia n,l,er.
inx Esntlr1rn xsre spINiHtsls ! ralpn,l!tsa
to'!!tf Will lnlllela u, thur rua!ls Esa'ilnF
n1slhatt. ansl john lluycr. .-.,-,,z,
~, !he ra'Ininlltes ~ Resolutions teForlet
w. allewl11g, whlrl we'e uhahltt.nuay
, 1866-07-31

igHdiNa nf rsrk ~ tht NuIthwrstsyn ctttatUts,
'heiFhy sYutdlh1 ths wstss af ttsp.hfpfhphl.. a.,
.tjolhlnltltH iliHtar drrt resolution. Il. ".
)i{Etllr., WIN. Atttlrr aud u l.. l'Ayeiip,rI..,
yIItssi,, J. II, Krrity and j. n. lIFlllllsrt.
IL Haa ordered Tint tto. proottslInxA nf tltn
inrctlng hu r,liilahcd In tht ltca1 phpcrH, md
tn t,,a sexural papers ~ Chicago.
4. II. JuDsoN, Chairman,
T.. ", II, Es,sth. HrrrttAFy.