Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-10

The SEXUAL ORGANIsN.-We have re-
ceived from Fred. Boegle, Of Post-offce
Hall Stationery Depot, Virginia. a copy
OF 0 work with the above title, written by
DR.. James G.. Jackson. the chief physician
Of the larges; Cure in the world-at
Dsnville, Livingston county, New York.
II is u book that has received the highest
encomiums from the medical, religious
and secular press Of the East, and is a
work that should be bought and read by
every young man and woman in the land,
whether married or single. The impor-
tant subject Of the volume is treated with
entire freedom from coarseness, yet with
a plain and direct style; and the intorma-
ton and advice with which II is filed is
the result OF nearly half q century OF ex-
tensive practice. Il is not a qu~ack-book,
not a bound advertisement, rehearsing
what has been often said before, and euIo-
giving the latest compiler. II Is, in every
sense, a nec book and its entire body OF
record and suggestions is Of the authors
own learning or confirmation, while the
recommendations are explicit and simple.
The false delicacy that once suppressed
the circulation Of popular works OF this
character has happily faded away; but
the public have often been imposed upon
by proftless essays Of charlatans, who pa
rsded their abilities at the beginning and
end Of Trea,ises on sexual d~isease-books
tina, did not erlighten, much less morally
improve the reader. Young men you
cannot more wisely appropriate 81 h a
BY purchasing the volume we herein earn
estly commend.
A Form OF GRgETISG.-Colonel Sum-
ner said, in his speech at the Second Ward
(virginia) Club, on Saturday evening,
tina. the Mayor of ST. Louis would appro.
p~riately salute President Johnson with the
intended complimentary and classical
greeting that Jim Bowlin, o fPike, offered to
Martin Van Buren,, on the occasion of the
~latter's visit TO Missouri-with a slight
change of lenses: a welcome you as the
first (second) President who has crossed
the Rubicon, and who will retire from the
Presidential chair with the universal con-
sent Of the American people"
Coon Boors.-Stockle, the Philadelphia
Boot Maker, opposite the News office, Is
certainly as good u workman as ever cut
leather. His boots excel in quality any
thing Of the kind we ever wore. He
makes them out Of French calf-skin of the
best article imported. Just try him. N
O'Donohue, next door to the Nesey Ho-
tel, also has the reputation Of being a SUI
perior workman in boot-making. Boots
cost more than the imported article, but
one pair generally lasts longer than three
pair Of the store boots.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-lt will be seer
by a card in another column, that the
officers of the Democratic Club have called
a meeting to be held on Tuesday evening
n, the Gold Hill Thester. Hon. Il. h
Mitchell will make a speech. The Demo
Gratis are waking up, and they tell US 'ha'
thew will give the Union party a lively
race this Fall. While we do not wisf
them success, still we like to see a part!
have "snap" to it.
NEW JEwBLRY SToRE.-Ouro' 'o""'
Frank Durkec, has just opened a new anc
splendid stock of jewelry, in the building
occupied by M~aynard's Bank and whei'
he will be pleased TO see his old friena'
and customers.
REruRNBD.-Mr. Walker, Superintendent
ent of the Bullion mine, has returned
from a visit to the East. He is hale anc
hear,y-his trip having done him good.
BuLLIoN.-Van Wyck s Sanchez, Cole
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1888 ounces OF crude bullion
BULLIoN.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, re
ceived this morning, for melting and assay
2,6iO ounces Of crude bullion.