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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-25
GRAEFENBERG
C~ATHOLIC0N

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case OF Diabetes
and greatly mitigate the TROUBLESOME effects caus'
cd BY Q relaxstion Of the outlet OF the bladder;
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icon uniformly cures Prolapsul Uteri, Whites,
allTrregularitfeI Of the Monthly Turns, Suppress.
don, Incontinence Of Urine, Bloatins and Drop
siaai wsllings, and all Diseases Of Pregnancy.
The specific action fthis medicine IL ,mmedists
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Muscles and Ligaments; restoring them to a.
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20 that patients who have used the "Grsefenberg
Compsny's Uterine cothollcon" cannot suficient.
" expressthsir gratitude for the relief Afforded.
REDINGTON & CO.,
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RedinHton q Co.'s
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger

yDHIs VALUABLE PREPARATION CON.
tanning in Q highly concentrated form all the
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most popular domestic remedies for all
diseases Of the stomach and digestive organs.
Ar toni; Il will DO found Invaluable TO ali
.perlous recovsrIng from debility, whether pro.
duced BY fever or otherwise, for whilst IL lmpsrts
to the system all the glow and vigor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, II is entirely free
HON the reactionsry effects that follow thensr
Of spirits Of any kind
suffer from frequent menstruation, giving almost
Immediate relief to the spssms that 80 frequently
accompany that period.
II glyesimmediate relief TO Nassau, caused BY
riding In Q railroad car, or BY sea~-sickness' or
III IL sIso valuable a. an external application
for Cont. rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDINGT0N & CO..
fe36.ly Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Omee or ;he Geld MN TunneIing

Gold and silver Mining Company, at Gold Hill
Quartz Mill Office, Nevsda-sealed proposals
for running said tunnel one hundred feet further,
or more. in accordance with the work already
done, will be received at the Office until the
FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT. inclusive.
Company will furnish all timoers necessary
contractors to frame and set them; also. keep
their line In repairs. Company reserves the
right to rejec, any and alr6ids.
II. AUGuET. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-25

NHol HILL
yer Mining Couipany.-Location, Gold Hill Min.
ing District, County Of Storey, State Of Nevada
Notice /. hereby given. that at n meeting ofthe
Board Of Trustees ofsaid Company, held on the
18th day Of September. 1867, AN assessment, No.
9, Of One Dollar, (sl) per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable I'm.
mediately, In United States gold coin, to the Sec.
rotary, X wegener. AIS Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California, or to the Superintendent,
II. Huguet, Gold Hill. Nevada. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the TwENTY.SIxTH DAY OF
1867. shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised tor sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall DO made before. will be
sold on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of November
1867, 10 pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
X. WEGENER, secretary.
Office, as Montgomery street, San F1anciseo'
California. soZo.lm
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LOS pc

ON THE EVENING Or'THE 9TH INST,
~ sBrown Russian Leather Wallet, contain.
tngpapsrs Of no value to any one but the owner.
Ths 6ndse would confer . great favor By leaving
i ct the NEWS Ones, or at the Monitor No. 2,
South O stfvst, Virginia.
Gold Hi, June q, 1857. Is2o.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-25

III o s T E T T E
~CELEBRATRD
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Pure and Powerful Tonic,
CORRECTIVE AND Alternative.
Of Wonderful Emeacy in Diseases
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.
PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES.
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Fsver.; Fortihss the system against Miasma
and the evil effects Of unwholesome
water; invigorates the organ Of
digestion and the bowels:
s,.ndi.. the Nerves and Tends TO Pro-
Iona Life.
REMEDIAL PROPERTIES.
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Sick ana
N,ryou. Headache. General Debility. Nerv.
BUSINESS, Depression Of Spirits. Constipa
tim Collie. Intermittent Fevrrs, Sea
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and all complaints Of either
sex arising from Bodily
Weaknesses. whether
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sy.tsm or
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rnas p sssH's. effect. which mus, b. expert
p, ...."s. ., ...s,. habit. ,,.s.. :. Nervous. At.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-30

\ FROM SoUTH CARoL1SA-We received a can This
morning from Major J.. 81. Long, late upon the
STAT stah Of y General r K Scott Commander OF the
state OF south Carolina. and Commissioner of the
FreedmeHs Bureau: Major Long reports an i'm
mense n change for the better in Charleston since
, sne passsage Of the Military Bill Tho outrages
entirely ceased; indeed the ch:valry have eono 70
the other extreme, and now show more respect to
the negroes than to the whites -.5"s M - - -
seem. with all classes. He uses the immense
power entrusted to him so discreetly, and dis
penses Justice 20 impsrtial that no one has cause
patiently their complaints investigated fathfuliv
ana justice done lmpa artlally- The whites appre
claSe MS efforts to restrain lawleasness and Eeep
order and the negroes know that in him thew nave
friend and protector. The Major has resigned
nus position in the service, and is on his way to
nls'home at Bryan.-1 tedo Blade n! .' - Nm
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| uncertainty, varying with their merit aud adapta-
ton to tho public taste, and shifting with the ca
price of the hour; but the sale Of school books re-
presents the vast and constant educational neccs-
stiles the people, increases at the same pace as the
population, and is an index Of tho growth Of the
nation in numbers and elementary instruction.
"A majority Of the School Books in this great
storehouse OF knowledge, are published alone by
APPLETON u Co.; but they also have constantly for
sale althe best School Books issued by other pub
hshers Nearly all Of the front half OF the base
ment noor, on both sides IS occupied by the whole
sale stock OF MISCELLANEOUS books, which are ar
ranged in Alphabetical order, according to the au
thor's names !; and as one passes through the long
and densely packed lines or streets of books built
up and paved, as it were, by the great architects
of current literature, ancient or modern. be
becomes thrilled with the throngine memo
ries of all he has read OF them and all
Tor which he is indebted to them; he feels
new sense of dignity in the reflection that he be-
longs to the same species with those who have been
most fully endowed by the Almighty as interpre
ters OF His mysteries, His 4 So and His ever
enduring goodness to ell Gvn,, Shings, Verify, if
"an undevout astronomer is mad,n an undeyout
librarian or general student Of literature must be
ungrateful and sadly obtuse; TOR, surrounded by
the works Of reason-the fruits Of varied obser-
Walton and logical deduction-which so uniformly.
tend to the acknowledgement and worship Of a
God, he who is not inspired with faith kindred
andthankful, must not only lack.the shnre Of that
ssethereal, fifth essence, reason, Gods image ("
which exalts man above the beast but with lacks
even the thankfulneas which results from instinct
the gratitude which ennobles the brute, and
without which man becomes the brutes Inferior.
y SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BooKs
Under this description, which comprises more
than 800 kinds Of school and college books, the
most popular;no in use are AnNo1p's and HARE
NEss's in Latin, ARNoLD's in Greek, O1nEHponF,F's
and sp1EHs's & sURENNE's in French, ADLER's in
German, OLLE,spcRFF's IL Italian and Spanish,
GRAuERr'sin Portuguese, UHiEh1ANNs in syriac,
GEsEN1us's in Hebrew while in English the most
approved are coRHE11's in geography, QuAokEN-
BOSS in grammar, arithmetic, composition,
rhetoric and philosophy, YousnN's in chemistry,
and last, not least, KoAH WEBsTEn's in spelling
and reading.
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y, HONE MANuFAcruRB---We say on the street last
66n1ursday, 6t1 man from the neighborhood of white
pipes we're small, but exhibited some skill in de-
a,gn ;wMch S It would be well for the citizens OF the
:D1TsIsaps TI 20 encourage. !. l:&.- 81; S..tiii.js
II our citizens desire to enjoy the cutting Of a
iea Eood pipe clay they viii get it in any quantity
n Wnat ls aed Ja7nlaon,s gully in the western
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Just before the rising of the Court the Grand
jury attended before Baron Channen and report
ed that they had concluded their labors and at the
reference to the case: :sThe Grand Jury strongly
recommend that martial law should he more clear
~ defined BY Legislative enactment" Baron Chan
nell said he would take care that the presentment
was forwarded to the proper quarter, and tho
Grand Jury were then discharged. ty,5%4
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The Friends and Acqunfntances OF Nrr.
and Mrs GEO. P. MoINDoE, respectfully requested
TO attend the funeral Of their infant daughter LIZZIE
This Day. at O'Clock p NJ. at their residence No. l74
Coming street near Spring street.
April so " """@ M.m" ~
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MARRIED.

On tho evening 18th ins at the Of tho
BRIDES sAther, by the Rev J. T. WIGH1MAN, HENRY N
PhEdHALL 70 SARAH T., youngest laughter Of G1nns
2. CRovAT. all Of this city.
On tho 4th April 1867, by the Rev. Mr. LORD. Miss
ELIZABETH o. SCHOUBOE to Mr.. SAhiL Mop SIN.
GLETARY. Of Williamsburg District. No cards.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS THE ASSESSMENT LIST OF REAL, Es
TATE In the town Of Mount Pleasant being now COM
pleted can be inspected by those interested un the 18th
dsy Of May next upon application to me.
EDWARD q. HALL.
April 80 ..5.Sea - H. Town Asseaeor
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:.,;ss-s B BATOHELoR, HAIR DYE-THs
SPLENDID HAIR DYEi is the best in the world. The
only tyse and perfect Dseharznless reliable, nstan
taneons No rdisapp No ridiculous tzts
Natural n1act oe Brown Remedies tho III ensctsaf gas
0yet the hatr leaving st soft and
The genuine - signed izien A. Bassasr. an ohars
sre mare limitations, and shoud be avoided. Sold BY Al
Druggists and Fesfamars. Factory, No: 81 Barcsey
street. New York Az 81; = ;2s3s w Il. &.
lfEag BKWARE oFA CoENTERFEETsi i. ~ ~ Ss
December 10 NM; 1yy
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a@- CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA Gill,
from Baltimore, hereby notified that the steamer s
1as Day dtschargng cargo at Pier No. Union wharzea
All goods remaining the Wharf after sunset win be
stored at their expense and rick
April 80 MORDEcI CO. Aoenta
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NEW BOOKS, !,

TIE INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE. by Martyr Paine, AM,
NO., LID. Professor OF tho Institutes Of Medicine
and Matera Medica in tho Universally OF the City of
New York; New York: Harper & Brothers, publish
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ss~ CONsIGNEEs' NOTICE. MERCHANTg
LINE-schooner l. s. DAVIS win dischsrre cargo mi,
Day at ADGER's North Wharf An goods not called for
before sunset viii be stored risk aud expense Con
Hgness. &@54 WILLIAM R0AcH
April 80
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n@ THE PEOPLES NATIONAL. BANK
CHARLESTON. s. G.. January %, 1ss7.-The Board Of
Directors have determined increase the Capital OF this
Bank. yf&; .4.4, $40: ": a.H 9a#gslg y, 3.7E
II Stock can be had on application to y. .s@; :.4
Janunry - tuth i. q. q. LOPEZ Caahier
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HS OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARIESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY, No. % BROAD ST.. APRIL 80
Leo'-Holders Of the Seven Per Cent Second Mortgage
Bonds Of the Charleston and Savannah Ratroad COM
pany are respectfully informed that on and after the
first pro1n1o. the Savannah snd Charleston Railroad
Company will issue Scrip Certificates in lieu Of receipts
given when the Bonds surrendered and will con-
dnue TO do 80 until the first Of June after which time
tne oooks VIII be closed and the privilege Of substtu.
ting said Bonds for Stock VIII terminate,
: a5%s.. g.iE ' 8. ". FISHER,
M 4 secreta1y and Treasurer Saw 4 Chas R. r. CO.
April 80 tntbo WI
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a% CARD.-AT AN EXTRA MEETING OF
TIE CHARLESTON FIRE COMPANY OF AxEMEy
held on Sunday the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted: That the thanks this company be
tendere TO Mr. E. F. TORK for refreshments furnished
ct the late fire on Sunday morning
'ssat.. ..4-.t E. JOHN WHIIE,
april dD &.. ~ &Gr Secretary
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Wg, ID y :.
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention In getting up
this Stock to ightness Of fabric,
strength of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready-made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers.
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and the univer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap. u. II
We give below some of our lead
ing prices :: !, .5..
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS. IS. .ss 90
ALI. WOOL TWEED SUITS. ~. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE @
SUITS our own make =: ....':17 90
THREE . STYLES; OF lDDIEsEx CAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND. ~ 81
LIGHT MIXTURES is 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE.
SUITS "a 90
SILK MIX TRIcoT, DIFFERENT MIX
sIOht'S. "a 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TR1coT SUITS. ..:27 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER e
vi SUIT SUITS: " . . $3.50: -. 20 90
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price n
LINEN SUITS, from. !. IS to 20 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good Styles Of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY
C. "A S 81 M E r .E.:S J.
III. IN FULL. SUITS I:
And. And in - Pants ! = and Y Yests.
ALSO, Al 81 ,5.ss, 5..s /. .355 I.
ALPACA SACKS
DRAp pzETE Is SUITS !. .:4
ntARsEMLEs VESTS, white and Fancy t::.5 ss
~ fir ~ y l..t
B1UE FLANNEL SUITS, Of very ane quality
HEAVY WHITE DICK SUITS &c, &C.
X, - :'.3 q # *s #
FURNISHING 7 B n u G GO DDS.
a L ss @&
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a5 NOTICE TO MARNERs-CA APTAINs
AND PLOTs wishing to anchor their vessels Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs. the Charleston and st. Andrews side 81
the Aahley Rivers by which precauhon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable VIII be avoided. Pr.
|" Es$$s;.s-i -5s,..st-s; s. c. TURNER, q. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston. February 8, 1856
EeIrTarv '34 ltr -llTf -st7 aN&4
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y a1-MEssRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Cen A. II. MAN1GAULT as a Candidate for
Sheriff At the ensuing election - A CITIZEN. II
I: November as''-t.:% 1..t''s5i'tf'''S- = On
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Il @@MISs1SSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY. - sEcRETARYs OFFICE, WATER VAL
LEY. MISSISSIPPI, Goth April, 1867. Holder. Of
the First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company are no
hhed thate provision Ia made the payment Of the IN
terest Coupons falling due the pro1iroo N1ay)
at the Banking House Of J. B. KIRKLAND, HILL.
TALMAaE. & co.. No. SO Pine street, New York
=. atf &::. 35s :i,Ise Es.s A. ]. McCANNICO,
April % 6 Secretary.
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THE FIRsT-CLAss .. 8. MAE STEAMSHIP
-S- .Sg5E.

= ~
, 4. ts ,, "A. q. JONES, Master. saies.f,; .y
WIN Leave Pier No 48 n s., on sausey Ami, 20. st
@s$gaE~ Room, ". # - n s--
g,,:is FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREAfEES3 %
taking paseengarsto Southampton. London, Hxyre snd
Rrelnen at the foNowr rates. payshle IN eod or ita
equivalent In curreqsy: ~ 5s-- - = - -
First Cabin sl1oi Second Cabin. Ss5; asaaraee, SIS.
from Bremen. souhampton and Havre 10 New Yoak.
FIfst CAoan Sl1O Second Cabin, SO: shearsue, e4A
EXCURSION, T!QK Els OUT AND ROME-Ff1se
Gan1n, S09: Second Cabin, $3.50: Steerage, So
MESfsns WEE asxs a47s2e Capt VIZ Ws
Z For Freight or Panage spply to, sS ~
- - . ISAAC TAYLOR, President
February 27sss. ~ q = MOI 90 Brosdway;M.Y.
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FOR NEW YORK.

1E1-has~ THE FINE STEAMSHIP MANHAT-
LIKESEE1 TAN will leave Brown & Co.'s South
l>4lMlGassW Wharf on Saturday. May 4th, at =
91 The Ships Of this Line insure FIRST CLASS
for passengers. - AAoH>'
90 The Champion is the only sidewheel steamer
leaving Charleston this week A
For Freight OF Passage, apply to .=. ,l.se. ...
April 80 NJ - Eo.t
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i as- ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HUI
NAN EYES made to order, and inserted by Dra, f,
RAUcH and P. aoUGLEhaAlN formerly employed by
Of Paris}. No. 500 broadway, New York
April II :sf5 !. :.E -,sr 1vr n
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S sHIPPlNa O..

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM.
.M-.. SHIP LINE. aa.s
COMPOSED OF THE NEWAND ELEGANT sDEWHEEL
uM STEAMSHIPS
GHIAeNnAAIIAN HI enGN Woodruff Commander
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risdiction OF this kind. At times, when the STAN
dard Of insurrection was raised. and the founda-
circumstances might be- resorted 70; but under no
circumstances should men be subjected to trial
for their lives unless the essentials ofjustce were
preserved. It might be at times there were things
OF more importance than the suppression .of q
temporary distnf fbance, and chief was the preser-
yation OF those sacred principles which were the
eternal essence Of Justice. 4 A NJ
THE CASE OF aoRDoH. ys s .3G$
/, \: Mr. Gordon was condemned and executed uuon
evidence which would not have been admitted ba-
fore sny properly constituted tibunsls and. upon
Of establishing the crime for which he was charged
and executed. The fact that IL was thought desi-
rable 70 get rid OF him was no for put
positive shudder, that it was iustasble to send Mr.
Gordon to trial before court martial because mig
chief hsd resulted from what he had said and done,
this vas the principle upon which his case Was
conducted, it wns one OF the most lamentable mis-
carriages of justice he had ever known. Opinions
r To 1ea sos Mere diHasd whale a
Law, the fearful nulnbar Of executions, and the
dreadful tortures, never heard OF before, had
bbasuSas b sfssd e a
thought it right to adopt any measures to suppress
sl1nsasaecaon, na the censeqaencss Of which might
therefore expressed liz belief tat there ware @
circumstances which made it caso calling for The
aPpsieation ot martial law, If ever sheee was one
Helnaplos the jury tp thrpw aside any opinions
they might have formed on the case. The aoIe
question was whether there was Jurisdiction to
proclaim martial iaw and il so, was that law hon.
advised rthem if they wefein DOUBT to allow the
matter tQ come before another jury, that the auea.
tiGns Of law, as vel hs fact ight be properly dc.
The bin against Colonel Nelson and Lieutenant
Btandwas not presented to the G.and Juryy Int]
lats II: the morning OF next day, and twas ex.
pected ct one time would NOT econaidered
by them pntI all the other BUSINESS had beensdis
posed Of Shortly before II O'Clock hoWevprt ttle
EhsM. Ras'ssea.t ifnsaasa Ners
fefahd Jury caasao santD Gours, md rotmneT botS
bills 40 sNot 1ornd. here Was Rreay acuIt,
n nnirepresaanE buxs plause jnsths Couft
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and Iatera Medica in tho University Of the Cty Of
/: New York New York: Harper Brothers, publish
a We are indebted to HoLadEs' Book Store for this
large, highly respectable, and most thoroughly
orthodox volume on the Institutes Of Medicine. "
That tho author cannot be very ssfast" man, will
be found from the fact that the book before US
bears the imprint of 1858, though in the preface
we find thnt there was q revised edition Of the
work in 1860. DR.. PANE, whom we have had the
pleasure OF hearing from his chair: in Fourteenth
street, New York, while undoubtedly master Of his
branch, cannot be considered to have kept pace
with the progress made during the lastquarter Of
q century in the avs cesraadi.4 Tho modern disco
yeries OF physiology and the laws Of biology, the
researches also; by means Of microscope, into pa
theological anatomy; all have ,shorn the ssMa,era
Medica" and '.the Institutes" of the schools Of
much Of their mystery, but at the same time
also Of much Of their Importance. AS might be ex-
pected, DR.. PAINE cannot see this and is unwilling
to acknowledge it. He sneers at ssthe Reformers, "
and says @sThe author of these institutes, un-
willing to be excluded, may be permitted I'd assure
these reformers that throughout the work he has
taken .as tha bass Of his reasoning the curative
resources Of Nature herself as ascertaiped by
study of the natural course Of disease. It is the
absolute foundation OF al1 his therapeutics, and
eno 1o1eSoAhS mottoes were employed 70 indicate
the fact [ttAll are but parts Of one stupendous
whole, whose body Nature is, and God the soul.''
POPE. Theory is only common sense applied
to calculation." LA PLAcE.l But these reformers
have, also, nearly IS large reliance upon Nature
as the homepath, with much less regard for the
noble science, and appear to be; OF MAaENDrEs
opinion, that sthe nurse can prescribe equally
well ;and perhaps this may be what is intended BY
claiming for the honor Of the present age the dis
covery Of the uis naedicatrir natvee, etc.
SEnu's SECOND LOVE-, By Julia Kavanagh urthos of
"Bead1ce; ':Nathalie." .*Adele Queen Mat" atc.
D.
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s@W. PENN CLARKE, ESQ, OF THE FIRM
OF cRoEEY & CLARKE, Atornsys-stIaw, Attorneys Washington
City is stopping at the Mills House This frm repre-
sents number Of our citizens whosa Cotton and other
was seized at the close Of the war by the Gov
eminent authorities aa captured and abandoned proper
. and have instituted guits In the Court of Claims to
daya and VIII be pleased to see the clients Of the r
at his rooun No 62 Mills House Az this hrn Is making
the collection % this class Of clas specially those OF
or citizens interested might CAL Mr.. CLARKE With
advanta2e, FsS @4 81. IL ,%A,yril "a N
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* sFBEAUTIFUL HAIB.-GHEvAIIERB
LICE FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray hzfr 70
ta original color and youthful beauty; imparts He and
once; keeps the head csesn; Is unparalleled as hal,
dressing Sold by Al nruagists and faahionahae hai
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s@WE ARE AUTHORIZED no .ANNOUN0R
E N. WHITING. Esq. as . candidate f5e sher,n 3,
Charieston tJudicia) District at the next election A
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