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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-18

IKE BARBAcoAs MISEs.-The Ameri-
can Consul at Panama, DR.. W. B. Little,
has recently paid a visit to the vicinity of
Barbacoas, with a view to looking after
the interests Of American miners, and he
writes a letter giving the result Of his OBJ
serva,ions, wherein he says:
Grea. suffering already exists at the
mines, and my advice TO all miners in Cali
fornia and Nevada is do not come unless
YOU have az least $500 in your pockets
above the expense Of getting to the mines,
as a capital TO start with. or as 4 means Of
returning il sick or dissatisfied.
The Panama Herald, Of March Goth, one
of whose editors is at the mines, says:
There is every prospect Of the existence
Of large quantities Of gold throughout the
country, but poor men can not go there
and pick it up at random, nor can they
find ~remunerative employment until capi-
,alists have formed companies and COM
menced opening the mines; so that those
who have not an abundance Of means had
better not 60 there until they hear further.
The country, like most new countries, Is
sickly and full Of fever, and large numbers
Of the new emigrants are laid up sick at
Barbacoas, where they can get little as
sistance. For, so far, only a few Of the
miners had settled down TO work, the ma
iority being engaged in prospecting, and
many of them have gone into the higher
lands in expectation Of discovering the
source Of the gold, and meeting with quartz
diggings.
Mr.. O'Connor, who has been some time
az the mines, has returned with a large
amour, of gold, probably $4,000, and he,
with Colonel Ferrand, are now on their
way TO the United States TO procure ma
chinery and return there.
We would remind those persons with
out means, who still feel DESTROYS OF trying
their luck in the new ElDorado, that they
are going TO a strange and unsettled
country, within a tropical climate. where
the demand for labor is scarce, and where
tkey mus, compete with the natives who
are accustomed to poor food, small payay,
and q scorching sum-. Should they IN
fortunately fall sick, or run out OF means,
they must expect little sympathy from
strangers, who are themselves poor; and
they mus. particularly bear in mind that
the United States Government makes no
provision for her citizens who become
destitute IN foreign countries, except sail
ors legally discharged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-18

Two reconstructed" military gentle
men. one Of whom formerly served under
Morgan, fought a duel at Point Chicot'
Arkansas, "a secluded spot upon the Mis-
sissippi river" The weapons used were
bowie knives; Major Burns was wounded
in the arm. but contriyed to cut of his
opponents Colonel Zuyman's) nose. slash
his face fearfully, and finally put OF one
OF his eyes. Then he was satisfied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-18

The farmers Of Illinois are holding in
dignation meetings to protest against the
high price Of labor. They say that the
prices OF their produce are lower than be-
fore the war, while twenty and twenty
Ave dollars a month and found is now
asked by the same " hell" who were glad
10 work for twelve dollars before the war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-18

THE New Haven Register says tina, the
pork packing business in that city is so
Frustrated by the accounts Of trichsna in
the West, tina, one firm in State street,
who, in good times, would be slaughter
ing about so or 60 hogs per day, al this
season Of the year, has not killed one Tor
four weskl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-18

ALADY in New London. Ct, got up out Of
bed the other night in her sleep, and walked
to the cemetery, quite a distance, in her night
clothes, In returning home she fell into a
pond, getting completely soaked through.
When she arrived home she was almost
froyeD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-18

The Place 20 Get Them !-BAUM
BROTHERS, next door to the NEWS Office, Is
the place to get your best boots. shoes, wooden
and cotton shirts, drawers, hose, hats, caps.
coats, pants, vests. wooden blankets, and entire
suits, from tina neat and durable business suit TO
the One and elegant broadeloth suit, ht for any
man to wear. They are receiving = large cargo
Of spring goods, and arc offering extraordinary
bargains for cash. Try them. Mr.. FRED
HOUSTON. the attentive clerk and salesman,
will sui, you to your entire satisfaction. leod II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
4 dsddle of the other warnings, but the following

daddle' Of the other warnings, but the foHoWlng
gets u.s.: ...:,,oee
"Mr. Editor Videne If you don't quit abusing
stenbouse and the Mormons, we'll come and marry
von. We don't mean blood, but we won't stand
10 have stenhouse maligned; so look ont. "a.
W - stI MORMON WOMEN 3
We weaken on the turn. Will some one take
our place? ~ Mormon Womanr We espologlze;
We don't edit the vidette.Stenhouse 10 gooo
fellows brave man-and he can look dog IN
the face Besides, he never did borrow pair OF
brass knuckles. o Lord have mercy on us mlser.
able sinnersl Don't shoot this wsyl We are not
tbe msn-27 wives l.-Wen- -gol-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

The penny postage system in England has in
creased the making Of steel pens. In twenty-four
years 12o tons Of steel made into 200 900 pens
was thought to- be enormous. Now there ara a
number Of houses which make 10000, 900, SOOOO,-
600 and even 10000 900 pens year, at such cheap
rates that gross may be bought for four pence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

sr,J.! !1,,,, ,x,y,r.,tv oY south >GsroIfna.1n +
1m. a,a iha ,,,,,,,;noI ra,nark. nm this subiect
We nno .nS ne,.o nSao.io"ns .o.ue.D 10 ~ +.
fn the Yofkville Enquirer, Tom isne penol M a o.
WsD7ynsos, Of Commbia:i.oi) la44 .r9i IN -.
u. rbe hs1os fyfn nllollepel TO q University has
h.d sn5 s,nst cont;nnst Rave two bad results.
TRe' former Of these is upon the institution Il:
sef a. an educating agent. The removal OF all
Of sosstnsr al
gene,us collection o. students with anStent hat 1na
ill-aasorted preparations; ana the result y tnss
o uniform system OF instfucaon opefssos uleqqsIAi
1has psEt aeasr nE mSce.s:S Ss5 n;ssr @
Bimpertect instructed Toa nssq5aL anq pnites =,
sally known principle ~ youth nEtu!eGtnht ~ ~
evading the unpieasant sndADofioos
-wil also oPerase 70 Cripple sns 9setunSss gt .aT
Youths, y teT @ tenoose taeI OWL owl
studies l px AK NniSSa eysly ~
fectly unoetssslos asoo tnIsS VIZ - re
smSarrsssneats ssn that must ssset ths hsaity q
their enofts tls sTdsnts ~, we va
s.nalss q Two 2. sITss tosh WS
nupo I1e nunpo. W u Lsa~na.~aom. otts;Jmmant:
their unequal and hessrogsnsSons Sasass sa4mns
Undes tne ;GtS9Mss \ ~ -
tnat tne insssGon, IN .ascnSs SI Ia. %
the aDlest IacuiIes IN tne M o,T
COME Ieepeosaoae w t.os, .n .aJ,,oa
mAy'seEe gem snsAtI eeespe AeoA' "A
isa3m:I on .In.; - .,,. -, ,,h;,h v. ,,ors :.
Inc sSOnl u .Ss,OS "choo,s thr5nn Sort nj
tbs ststs In removing ali requirement from tie
tne Ssase - tha mn;vsrstv IT. The fegisIatnrs has
saa Tpst hirv tni;Sars enoatio in the ace
9es.s AVE ~ on,. ~ W. snesI as teaober
ueo s s;s", .ah..oH os vo hsva r;oht In snesk:
Oh csass.0sh ne ,n.dysts, edvssdIy onIy te,
sna ~ nsr tne ;Sx stn ~.
9uieMen. iof a sussu a. sC SIu ~. a,,rSnant ha
Souen Oafonns -, sIss .t sbs sss 49, s
moeen 81 so tt; nn mtas ~ $4,000
w M = ~ =. IL t" ~
conauon 70 sntrauCe Inv tle M T Sn-
Mgn ecno9is is 70 ueprse @e g.
1roi ~ ~ ~ th. r,S,ISct
a1a W. wy =, Ss
~ the seyereE and Fes4S 9isc stqI.e7 ICt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

On Saturday, 18th, four boys started out into the
lake, at Chicago, in an open yawl boat, for the
purpose of visiting the crib. When about half the
distauoe .frightful storm began blowing off the
shore, which drove the frai craft and its naviga-
tors before it. Since then, though several tugs
went out and remained out during Sunday night,
nothing has been heard Of the lads
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
r. SPECIAL NOTICE FRol
..-e, % nha senrst Aiaassna kncun 10. .fh

ESPECIAL NoTIoE-"GRHAToAK6F From
little scorns grow" Tho worst diseases known tosfhs
uman rsce spring fom causes 90 srnaA q 70 almost
ely dissection. The yolnmss o. soenthc lore that all
the tablea and shelves Of the medical fraternity only 60
70 prove and elaborate fhose tacta: i1-'.-.'-
ffien zuard yourselves whilsyou m4y' ThesmAnest
piiIe On the adm n ssltale and indicator o. disease
Il may fade and de away from the snrfAce o. the eody
be tha result and fnsl. close, MAGdIELB BILIOUS
DYHpEpTTO,s and D1AERHEA PILLS Icme whore al
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.,asptember % ~. - s..--.,l, ~
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!, rHE ]. BARswELL SENTINEL.

=. =. THE BARHWELL SENTINEL.
YTyHR PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPKB, Wal0h W. G6. Uf'
j. FOE was destroyed In February ndt py tne teost1
;rmy mas been resumed It Is the only paper Punaaned
In that large and populous District and TO An
businesa men possesses advantages seldom met WITH.
Terms for advertising 81 per square OF eWeiVe nnes
.n-n-, ..,o, -. IA Sdd-ees sHUOK &lPERRY,
Ma,ch % Propristors.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
The Daily News.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1866.
Prussia and Austria.

Prussia and Austria.
Punch describes the difficulty between Au'tf'a
and Prussia i" these stanzas:
Prussia was . robber,
Austria was o thief
Prussia and Austria
Stole Danish mel.
Prussia said to Austria .
"Leaye the swag alone.
Aust ia said to Prussia,
"When you drop your pone.
prussa said to Austria,
.,You don't mean to gor''
Austr said to Prussia,
"Out Of nostein No."
y. Prussia said to Austris,
IiWherefore do you arm p
Austria said to Prussia,
"Of you in alarm. .-a.-a al
? Prussia szid to Austria. al
= ~ dou't mean to fight"
Ausria raid TO Prussia,
= my intention, quite. .t
/ Prussia said TO Austria,
a "Drop your wnriike game. .'o
said to Prussia, I--"'
s"whsh you do the same" A
q -,., prussta 5 aid 10 Austria, -.
.,,y - =, "Whats the end to bsf r.
Austria said to Prussin, :. ~, NO
= .saa-,.s "Hit me, and you'll see. .zs. 80
,Prus4is Faid to Austria, .,'i
sUome, this btsg won't do" -.
~ 1;.,l Austria said TO Prnssia, Z. T.. ~ -
-, - ~, ,'sr. the sams TO you" .rs
Prussia said 10 Austria, =. ,.o..,f.. l.,r
"fli the Diet try -
Austria ssid 90 Prussia, g s7,Ho'.so7
"Thank you, 80 viii L. .,-i -.
faa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

AA@ MARRIAGE AND,oELIBAoY, I,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
Also. Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with sure Of relief sent tree OF charge
in sealed letter envelopes Address, Dr. J.. sXI1hiN
HoUaHToN, Howard Association, PhiladelphiA Pa. =
an-u17 'l'.'.' - ,5Smo. -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
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SPECIAL NOTICES
M sIMIL1A s1mILIBUs CURANTuR.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC,
PREVENTION AND CURE
e OF
As1Ar1o CHOLERA


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THOS. E. DALWICK,
CABINET MAKER. AND UNDERTAKEN

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Mobilization OF tho Prussian Army.
.o:, fCorrespondence af TIE London TmeI]

IL: BsaIIH, May ya.-0ne thing is certain the King,
though driyen-rss he conceiyes himseK-to rslse
one ARMAMENT after the other, is determined to
sctlbtrietls on the defeas;va i believe the time
is mot fsr of when his MAjesty will be inclined to
take the advice of his royal nephew at st. Peters,
rburghs swho!s ldsy,or two ieBo lurgedhtm, m tne
most pressing terms, to dell,re that ne Eil ABIDE
by the treaty OF Gastein, and b., no consideration
20 20 war With the KAISER. faMeahwhe defensive
measures hsvgi' atfaiibdi Ia Tar Ipruporhons. By
royal Loroers of ,yesterday tue lhLee oorYs ddrnee,
which had been but partially affected by the two
prstgdc brderg, ars inobilized. After this step
sconBedushoe 10y the way, of the mobiRzahon OF
the entire, Austrian army ordered on the otn.
the whole of the Prussian regular iorces S1li
henoS lifheI main army, il the" aspect Of 81
fsirsC does not improye, is to consist OF about
$50, 600 men, under the command q re KING,
WITH General Mo1tke as the Chief OF theStsf. Il
wiz te al disuosed as t0 hinder the Auetiaus ad-
yanoing upon Berlin by way OF Sa1ony,, Another
army Of about 120, 600 men will be stationed near
.Nisse, strong fortress in southwestern Sliesla,
The formidable character OF the Austrian pre-;
parations may be gathered from the fsct tnat
while the main army, whose strength will be about
eouaI to Prussia, is assembling on the western
frontiers Of Bohemia, second body is being con-
centrated in the eastern counties OF that King
dom. and third to the west OF Cracow. The lat
ter has already reached the number OF 4q0oo men.
Reckoning up the sum total of the available forces
il appears that Austria and Prussia WILL confront
each other with between 100000 and 100000 men
on either side. over anu aoove these, Austria
has 18O. 600 free to move upon Italy. TEeAustrlan
muster of troops ia somewhat ahead OF the Prus'
sian: but while the more exp,red smong the Prus-
alan fortresses are already III pei cct stale OF ae-
fence. much remains to bs done in the Austrian
strongholds in Bohemia and MoraVia.
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An EDrYoR's TRIALS IN UrAH.-The Hdette, a
wide.awal.o GENTLE paper, has for some time past
been ol:shed in Salt Lake City, boarding the
Mormon devils in their own den, to the great dis
comfort of their 'saintships." The editor recent
iy recently received letter written in blood, or
rod ink, which reads-sS skedaddle Il sa. is tho
srea hand" Of the DESTROYING Angel, and threat
ens assassination. The editor 10 not much fright
sWell. wa shall keep the document, and leave
our readers Judge whether We are d much dbrgnt
think think they can intimidate the Vidette why, they
are sre simply mistaken We have spoken plainly in
the past and shall speak still more pls7ny Synn n
the future holding ourselves Ss a. of ts
to God, our conscience ana 1ne iS"' u -! 'n0
iAl The following day the editor received another
warning Of which he Ssop 9S Sdp pIssIs srI
said to her young ones, tits time for US 70 leave =
We could stand the bloody hand ana tne 'ske-
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the Besrd and Hair In an almost mraououHm It
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SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2s6 Rtyerssreeh IEoy'
z Sole agents for the United Stites. ;
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