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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-26
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2e, 1867.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
Dr.W. q. 6. STEPHENSON
PHYSICIAN,
ONCE $50 c St, Residence 212 + street.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEv.

-Is.a ..EH ..Ga4ID WaE fli -frI - U.Ostss Il
ONCE $50 c st., Residence 212 + street.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEv.
nR STEPHENSON CONTINUES TO GIVE
~ his special attention to the successful treat
ment of all diseases Of the human system: and
all diseases of womenrnnd children. .H
:(Read tho followlng TestimoninlaI
thereby bear testimony, that after eight years
ofsuffsring, from the Rheumatism, and In de-.
spair Of obtaining any relief from medical treat'
msnt, was Induced from the solicitation OF my
friends, to employ DR.. Stephenson, who TO my
sstonlshment In short time. hasperfectly cured
M. JOHN CUSHMAN
AUSTIN, December g. 1866.
hereby certify that having placed myself un.
der Dr. Stephenson, for medical treatment OF
Syphilis and Rheumatism OF two years stand
Ing, that have been completely cured by him
HENRY FALCON.
.'g E4r VIRGINIA, June 4, 1867.
Icertify that DR.. Stephenson hos cnred me ef
NV affection of the liver, of which have sheen
a''''''e' ''' '"'s ~ RHEUBEN LINER.
.s- .. ~ VIRGINIA, June Y. 1867
DR.. Stephenson has cured my daughter of the
Scrofula, Of four years standing
.gI .au u. E SILVER CITY, May 3. 1867.
I testify that DR.. Stephenson has cured me Of
the Scrofula and Syphills OF SIX years g' slsnHlng'
CARSON CITY, June &c. 1867.
This Is to certify that hsyebeen afflicted with
the Rheumatism and Syphilis for aperiod Of
three yeafs, and have been cured Of the same by
Or. Stephenson. RING0LD DUNNE.
fH VIRGINIA CITY, August 10, 1867.
/ hereby certify that was completely GOV.
cred with Scrofula from time 70 time for the
space Of Ave years, but have been thoroughly
cured by DIR. Stephenson. JOS. GALLON.
GOLD HILL, Feb. %, 1867.
Dr. Stephenson has completely cured me OF
the Rheumatism and chronic Syphilis, with
which Twas afflicted for two years.
DAVID CASE.
AMERICAN FLAT, June 81, 1857
This is 10 certify that DR.. Stephenson has
cured me of the Scrofula and Rheu umatism with
which I was afflicted for two years.
AMELIA KING.
vPersons at q distance wishing to consult
DR.. Stephenson. will address him by letter,
through Virginia Postoffice. Box l6.
Virginia Sent G. lS67-f
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NOtIce to TnvaIids.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HONE
lion n.cesssry to their comfort, when Ill. css
And al the County Hospital comfortable private
roomi, where they will be attended npon BY kind
and experienced nurIes, and VIII be supplied
With every thing necesssty 20 their comfort.
THE ROOMS are entirely separated from the
Wards occupied by the INDECENT sick. -
SON. who can be found athh ofee, cor CSpd
TAYLOR streets, (ovsr Feuder's storey Virgins
CITY, every day between the houys Of II a
N. and 1 IN. Arrangements can also 20 mad
with Mr.. Crouch, superintendent 1.-THE Hospits!
who can always be found 1T the Hospital bana
inRs. Charges moderate. s.lal sclc.H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-26
Virginia, New. Sept. 81. isS1. .s2s i'm
As..s.mens Nofiee-BeIeher Mining

ASsessment Netico-Beleher Mining
Company, Baldwin Company and Abernathio
Company.-Notice Is hereby given, that>at u
rncstin oEths Trustees Of the above Companies,
held this day, an assessment Of Five (eS) Dol.
lirs Der share wa levied on each aud every
share Of tho capital stock Of each Of the sboye
Companies, pay able Immediately, to the Secreta-
~ at the Bslcher Office, virginis, Nevada, In
United Ststsb gold coin. ANY stock on which
said ASSESSMENT shall remain unpaid on
TUESDAY, October a. 1867, will be advertised
on that day ~ delinquent, and, unless pay yment
shall be made before, win be sold on FRIDAY,
November q, 1867, to pay said delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. BY order Of the Board Of Trus.
tees. II. BRUCkMANN,S Secretary.
Virginia, New, September q. 1867 .e23:lm
Whitmaa Gold and silver Mining
Company. Location Of Works. Indian Springs
District, Lyon county, Nevada. Noticeis hereby
given, that at u meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
Of said Company, held on the fifth day Of Sep.
terber, 1867, on assenment Of one dollar and
nfty cents per share was leyiod upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately In
Unltsd States gold and silver coin, 10 the secrs.
tary,a AZ bis Office. (room No. 10. I'd foor No. 402
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on ths 9Th day Of October, 1867, shall be deemed
delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale
ct public auction, and uniess payment shall be
made before, will DO sold on Monday, the twenty
eighth day Of October, 1867, to pay the delin.
Quent assessment, together with costs Of adver.
Using and expenses OF sale. BY order Of tho
Board Of Trustees. ~ ~ .,4
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Il ATiI$! B A II III So!
HAIR DRESSING!
TONSORIAL!
DEN tai SU r G. e r Y!

MAYER & BR0DEK con. q .s1ngs
wi tinue In business at their 10
old stand. opposite Pioneer
Street, Gold Hill. BATH y 49, AZ
can be obtained on short notice E....r -
A LADY'S HAIR DRESSING ROOM. I'M.
der the charge of the well known Parislan Hair
Dresser, Francois Gillette. The attoption Of
Ladies' Is particularly dlrectedto this department,
az proper attention to the Hair of u Lady shead
IL OF vital Importance to hor future happiness. T.
Hair Curling, Cutting, and the application Of
choice Hair Rrstoratives and Cosmetics. :
DENTISTRY.-Dr. Mayer will also attond to
Dental Surgery and invites all who may need
hts services. ...-.-.. .. o. .u..... .a...r..i =
Camping, Bleeding and LeechlnG perform.
ed In the Best Style. r sl s.ll..
ALSO, for sale. Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Eeeches. -
Gold Hill. sept 81. 1867. se21 II
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ICE. ICE!!

THE CITIZENS OF, GOLD HILL ARE IN.
/ fo,med hat the subssriber will furnish them
with IOB during the summsr. His Ies wEon
WIN be In Gold Hill every morning at 9 o'clock:
Orders for the aytiols can b lsft atths Gold Hiu
Exchange Saloon, and they yill Be %rB promptly
6IIsd - 4; y rIfiS CHARLES FosThk
Gsid mi, Nay 9, 1867. nyI.m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~9Ao uHu phts
yer Mining Company.-Location, Gold Hill Min.
Ing District, County ofStorey, State Of Nevada
Notice Il hereby given. that at a meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees ofsaid Company, held ON tho
18th day ofSeptember. 1867, an assessment, No.
9, Of One Dollar, (eD per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable i'm.
fetary, K Wegenef, 4l6 Montgomery street. san
Erancisco, California, or TO the Superintendent,
d: Hugust, Gold HUI, Nevada Any stock upon
which said Assessment shall remain unpaid on
the TWENTY.SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1867, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale Al public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of November
1867, TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advernsing and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees. -,, %.
.,.s r. WEGENER, Secretary.
Office, as Montgomery street, San Franclsco,
California kc23lm
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cry street. San Francisco, Cal. d q iselO.td
sDanoy Geld and Silver Mining
Company-Lyon County, State OF Nsvsda-No;
tee u hereby given, that at q meeting Of tho
Board Of Trustess OF said company, held on the
second day Of September, 1867, an assessment OF
onA dollar and fifty cents (sl 500 per share was
lsYIed upon the capital stock Of said company,
pay able Immediately, In United States gold coin,
10 tho Secretary No. COT Warrington street.
Whishsaid .an.sssss1s1t lk.if lIssaain unpaid on
tho sFVENTH DAy.of OCTpBER. 1907 sha'i
bc doomed delinquent and wiz be duly adysr'
tised fos saiS u pubic auction, and unless pay.
msnt lhsll BE- made before. Will be sold on ssinr.
nnqusnt xssssmsnt, toestkss- nth cosm Of ID.
ysftieng and expense Of sale. ,,...,,...
- H. ss4p A. NOEL. Secretary.
Once No, co7 Washington street, Seq Fran.
sisco, California se5-{w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
To the Women

We are glad to announce a ma
chine for relieving you of some of
the hardest work complained Of
your Monday washing. 1t is unlike
any other washing machine, in being
simple iD structure, much easier to
work and manage, and liz its mechan-
zeal operation being SO near like the
hand on the wash board that you
are led to exclaim, "Why that's no
ipventioni but only using wooden
hands upon the old fashioned wash
board r The motions are the same.
only rotary instead of to and FROM
The upper and neither rotaries, be.
tween which the clothes are played,
are so laid off in grooved sections as
to initiate the motion of hands upon
q Washboard We cannot see that
the rotary action is calculated to
wear and tear cloths. In most ma
chimes the mechanical ACTION is such
as to pull and tear the garments, Of
ten leaving not a button. But this
machine cannot do even as much vi
olence as would the hands Of wash
er women.
The machine is very simple and
cheap-we believe only ten dollars.
1t works 90 lightly that any seven
or eight year old little boy or girl
can drive it. The proprietors claim
a saving of time and SC up, but of this
We cannot vouch of our vn knowl
edge. we contribute this notice in
view oft he relief it may afford to the
poor, overworked women.
We are asked to publish the fol>
lowing report of some of the Iancas.
ter women, which we also consent
to-and as further friendly act we
note that our old friend N. A. Wright,
INV VI VIC low uOuCSb Iutu Vi l. TalFlc
du Chen, is the general agent:
Having witnessed the operation of
the washing machine lately patented
by VIM. A. Terry, of Prairie du
Chen, we are prepared to say that
for lessening the labor of washing,
his "Unriyaled Washing Machine"
is all that he claims for it. 1t being
compact, adjustable and easily work,
ed, we recommend il for general use.
Cloths washed with this machine are
better washed, with less soap, fuel
and labor than any other MACHINE
that has come under our notice,
Mrs. A. BURR, J, BEARDsLEY,
Mrs j BEARDsLEY, Mrs J RICHARDSON.
Mrs. ANN COVER, MARY HYDE,
Mrs. GEo, HOWE, DIR. J. w. ANGEL.
Mrs W. A. WILLIS, Mrs. ScHLoEssER,
=. }. HYnE, Mrs. ]. l. HYDE,
Since pr eparing the above, V. F.
Kinney has called and requested us
to state that himself and P. f. Par
sons. both of Lancaster, have bought
the right to supply Grant County
with machines.
You cen order from them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
Tennessee.

They are having lively time can
wasting in Tennessee forGovernor and
Congressman. Fthridge is Copper
head candidate, but he prefers to be
called democrat, conservative OF
even secessionist and rebel. May
hard is the Republican candidate
Tho other day at Memphis Eth
ridge eulogized Johnson. Mr., May
hard replied by reading Ethridges
denunciation of the President as
the original 'ipsttgator Of the rebel
lion and a corrupt mar, from a let
ter addressed to the President in
1865. The conservatives freely adj
nit that Fthridge is whipped. Sem
ator Patterson was on the stand dur
ing the debate. The Rev. Mr. Hol-
Finger, revenue assessor. was on the
stand, and called Maynard liar
Last night the conservatives serena
ded Etbridge. The Radicals assem-
bled in the eourt. hQuae and were ad,
dressed by Judge Hancock. A cop-
perhead interrupted the speaker and
sald that no man should denounce
the Presidents policy in this town
The speaker babe defiance to such in.
terruptions, and said they excited q
rebeE spirit. Tho conservative marty
then came down the street, and halt.
ing in front of the courthouse groan.
ed for BrOwnlow, and cheered TO,
johnson and Ethridge. About TWEEN.
tY shQta were fred by the Johnson.
conservative robels at the Radicals q
the courthouse. A few of the Rad
fcals went out and returned the fire
when the rebels fed. Nobody wa
hurts ~,-e "a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
TO Orchard Owners.

From careful experiments last year
in pruning fruit trees, and from not.
ing the effects upon the several kinds,
we give the following times as best
for pruning trees:
Forest trees from the 10th to the
goth of June; plum and cherry trees
the goth to the 80 /; apple trees from
the LIST to the goth of July.
The proper time for pruning any
tree is when it's FIRST growth Of termi-
nal braueh is made; at which time the
new ring of wood begins TO form be-
tween the bark and old wood. You
can tell when the new branch or shoot
has perfected its spring growth; or, if
you have doubts just remove strip
of bark from the body of any tree,
and if there be exposed q tender pull
ply matter next over the wood, then
is the true time for pruning, and at
which time you may remove the
bark from q limb, OF from the entire
body and limbs Of g tree and new
bark will sooa form and the tree not
be injured in the least.
Last year we barked several apple
trees the goth of July, and new bark
formed upon them at once This
spring they exhibit unusual good con
dition. If you have doubts Just 90
and bark an oak tree at this time, say
the middle of June, and you will see a
new bark appear.
Pruning wounds, made at the time
we recommend, do no hurt whatever
to trees. The wood where the limbs
are cut away scarcely changes It's
color end soon heals over.
Upon wounds which always check
or crack more or less we apply white
paint-oil and lead, which we have
used for two. years with perfect sue
ces. White is used because it better
than any other rejects away the rays
of the sun. The oil dries at once and
has no bad effect, nor does the white
lead.
You cannot fail to favor pairt ing
/ We learned to use it from Judge
King at Dubuque, who has used il
for fifteen years and says with it he
never lost . tree from pruning, even
in the spring. Of late he prunes in
July, but still paints his wounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

ECCENTRIC NATURE.-The lightning
on Friday evening last struck one of
the locust trees in the public square
in Lancaster, tearing away much of
the bark of the body. 1t was not one
oft the tallest, only about thirty feet
there was the liberty pole, 100 feet
tall, and the new court house with Gu
pola and flagstaff surmounting nearly
as tall, and both within eighty feet OF
the unfortunate locust There was no
lightning conductor on any of the
mentioned objects. The electric dis
play was known as the cannonadc,
and sounded to the ear as discharge
from the earth, which it no doubt was,
some heavy cloud being the objective
point. 1t is said by scientific writer's
that the rod is no protection against
such electric shots proceeding from
the earth toward obj sets above. In
the parts where we were brought up
1t was always said, "there is no kind
OF tree having go great ATTRACTION for
lightning as the locust-therefore
stand from under It,"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
The Dedication On the Fourth.

Tho official orders of the County
Committee to arrange for dedicating
the Soldiers Monument, July 4, are
printed in the Herald.
Since Last week the several local
committees have been at work arr
ranging plans, providing means and
devising ways for carrying out the
orders for she County Committee.
Whatever enterprise or money
cgn procure shall be provided for
the occasion, and it is only asked
that there be general co operation
by the people of town and country
in furnishing the needfuls and in
keeping the peace.
The committee have made posi-.
tive arrangement with the Germqpia
Band, Of Dubuque, considered the
best in the North West. The band
is to give concert in the evening
The committee ask that families
come provided with basket dinners
This latter day style of dining
has become rather an interesting
part of most public occasions, but
the committee request it in this case
because it will be impossible for the
hotels and citizens of Lancaster tC
provide for so many.
The programme of order and ezer
else will be printed and sent out soon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
Jumping.

National Jumping matches are
among the latest means Of begetting
notoriety. Here is an account of a
jumping match at Pittsburgh-two
men named Way and Bortle being the
contestants:
The conditions of the match were
that contest would be warded to the
one making the farthest leap in ten
jumps. AS soon as one contestant
made q better Jump than bis opponent,
he was TO stop and the other would
be allowed to N axe the jumps remain.
ing until he got through the ten leaps.
The contest then began. In the
first leap the referee decided that
they were tie-each jumping a dis
lance of twelve feet. In the second
leap, Way jumped distance of twelve
feet five and half inches, beating his
opponent. Way, according to the
conditions, then withdrew. Bortle
then made eight more leaps, but in no
time scored the mark made by Way,
his greatest jump being twelve feet
three inches-two and half inches
less than Ways. The referee accord.
ingly awarded the match and cham
pionship in favor of Way, and the
stakes were promptly handed oyer
to the victor.
After the contest was over, Way
made trial jump. One hundred feet
was mark ed on the ground, for ten
jumps. Wap thsn, ct a stand still,
commenced jumping, and made the
ten Jumps IN succession. The last
jump covered a distance of sixteen
feet.
The hacker of Way in the match
was Paisley Of this citp, and for Bor-
tie, Chas. Perkins of New York
The jump made yesterday was the
greatest on record, beating''that made
by Bortle last year, which was the
best on record up till yesterday by
one halfinch. Way and Bortle, it
will be remembered, had contest
last summer, in which the latter beat
the folmer, and was, at the time of
the match yesterday, champion of
America, which title now belongs to
Way Of Pittsburgh.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

EsTERIy's REAPER WoRKs.-An
idea has gained currency abroad that
the late destruction by fire of a part
Of Esterly's Reaper Wosks, in this
place would put stop to the manu-
facture OF his Reapers and Mowers
and Broadcast Seeders Such is not
the case. All orders for the current
year will be promptly lied, as the
works are again already under way,
and the manufacture of those implies
ments will be continued by Mr.. Ester-
ly, either at this place or some other
point, not yet determined. The work
will not be suspended, and all may
rest assured that tho Roapore and
Seeders will continue to be found on
the mark ct Whitewater Register.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18

MAxIMILIAN.-A letter from Min
lister Romero to friend argues that
if Maximillian is pardoned and allow
ed to 60 home, nobody in Europe will
give us credit for magnanimity, as
weak nations are not supposed to be
magnanimous; but on the contrary, it
will be said that we did so solely
through fear of public opinion in Ell
rope, and because we would not dare
to treat harshly European Prince
and our Sovereign. | do not mean
by this to say that Maximillian must
necessarily be shot. What | mean
is, that his power to do further miss
chief in Mexico must be utterly des>
troYsd before he is allowed 10 depart.
Tue United States is a great country
and perfectly we'll organized power,
and can afford to do what would not
be prudent for country like Mexico.
| have full faith in President Juarez's
ability to treat Macmillan in the
way most beneficial to the interests of
Mexico. We have sacred duties to
perform towards our own country,
and their discharge must be the first
consideration. We should have this
in view in attempting to resolve any
question.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
The Methodist Church Forever.

The use of tobacco has been prohib-
tied by the Vermont Methodist Con,
ference. Hereafter no person addict.
ed to its use viii be admitted to mems
bership. This is right, but the con-
ference should have adopted the same
rule to exclude those who use liquor
tea, and other Understanding and of
tenslve stuffs. There can be no doubt
that tea and coffee prepare the mouth
and stomach tor tobacco, just as tobac.
co begets taste and craving for
something stronger, for one excess
but paves the way to another still
more injurious, and be who uses to.
h.cco will soon find that even that
will not satisfy his cravings for some
stronger stimulant, and so be pandsrs
to his unnatural and acquired appetite
by introducing into his stomach that
curse of the world, whiskey. The
stomach is first trained for tobacco
then for liquor, and finally dyspepsia
and hatred to man and God. We dc
not see hoy l!lwE ? Christian can persist in
the use Of tea, coffee, tobacco and 9TH
er etimulants, especially when the
fact that all these are injurious to both
body and mind is sustained by the
best of medical authority, and by the
experience Of every man and woman
OF middle age. No one can continue
the use of any Of these drugs without
creating appetite for the others, yet
all do not yield to the promptings OF
their depraved tastes. We have seen
men who possessed courage sufficient
for the accomplishment of daring feats
men who would not hesitate to
place their lives in imminent peril on
the battle field or to rescue a fellow
being from death, yet who could not
muster stamina enough to conquer an
appetite created by the use of an I'M
necessary stimulant. To suddenly
break off from confirmed habit re.
qulres the exercise Of a great deal Of
,0ill-poaeer. ''h
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
DROOF OF WILL.-FINN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Probate Office June 10, 1907.
County of Grant.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the last
VIII and testament or Dvnjausin Finn deceased, late
the County of Grant, Wisconsin
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purportng TO be
the last will ald testament of benjamin Finn deceased
late of the County of Grant has been filed in this office;
and whereas, application has been made by Charles
Finn praying that TIE same be proven and admitted
Probate according to ihe laws of this State:
Therefore 1t is ordered that said application be heard
before the Probate Office in Lancaster, in said
county Monday the 15th day of june A. D.,
1867, at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day;
And it is further mdered that notice shall be given to
ali persons interested ssad will Of the time and place
OF said hearing by publication in the Grant County
HERALD newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks each week. prior to the time of
such hearing
By the Court: WIN McG0NIGAL,
2-w3 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-18
SHERIFF'S SALE-EADE.

State of Wisconsin, Grant Countyss Circuit Court Of
Grant county, Wis. Philip Sham James FADE
and Ann Fade.
BY uirtue of judgment Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered and made in the FAMED Court in the
above entitled action bearing date tho 18th day Of
March, A d. 1861 and by the direction OF the plaintiffs
attorney will offer for sale and win sell public
ton to the highest bidder for cash. the front door OF
the court house in the village o Lancaster Grant eoun-
ty, Wise onsn the 3lst day of July, A ID. 1867, at
l O'Clock r NJ, said day the following described
reaesate towt The Btuth hafof the northeast quart
and southeast quarter of northwest quarter and 81
half Of southwest aua ter Of northwest quarter o.
section eleven 1l), in town one north Of range enc
west, in Grant county, Wisconsin
Said sale will be made TO satisfy said judgment, in
terest and costs. 7 y. cox, Sheriff.
Dated Sheriff Office. Lancaster, June f6tlI 1867.
j. ALLEN BARBER, PLAINTIFF attorney. 2td