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single spark will kinde flame that will consume
% city and small ailments neglected may end in a'ai
aSrilers Bearing this fact In mind, let the first symp-
items OF debility or nervous prostaton be met promptly
with invikoratng treatment Foremost among the veg
'stNhetohics of the stands lI0STETTERS STOMACH
klrrERS, and whenever the vital powers to lam
there any reason to suspect that the animal
functions essrnti to the sustenaton aud pnriHcation
~ 1.-THE b"dy are imperfectiy performed this invaluable
insgosnt and anseptIc should at be resorted to-
indigestion always Produces weakness Of the bodily
powers sometimes it happens that the appetite de.
'mands more food than tho stomach digest though
Dot more, perhaps than il required ITO keep up the
fp Atrepgth Of the frame. The object under such cir
apstnnces Is to increase the digestive capacity of the
ess'matlnR organ SO to mako IL equal to the duty
ampassc npan IL by the appetite and capable Of supply
angfhe building material Of the system fast is
hrra uhis object is fully accomplished by the Of
Ar Biters They tone and gently stimulate the cellp,t
wsinorar Nach secretes the e,stric juce and the re-
*it IL that the solvent Is minged with thu food IN f
Aeiet quantity to convert all its nourishing particles
tnto pllre ~ wholesome element. H. on the other
hap there !, deficiency Of appetite without any cr
lnsI 'pdR deficiency of digestive power the effect ,r
the tonic sii0 stimulate drsire for ipod In nineteen
EHrs ont VT twenty, headache nausea. usryousu,ss
faLtlng-5s spa<ins and, indeel most Ut the casual
mel iriiiis ,o.wh.cii human ~ Is subject prtcse
pri narly aR 'in,grstinn complicated with billions.
rev ALL ioY i,,Ait tho complaints Hos rETTER's
STOMACH III Il GRss; recommended as speedy aud
.rrEtar rynicdy. :" -.
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Potatoes.
IIAnEonp cousrr, March sad, l


10 EIi,ors u Tae 4Eyis d Inisltigeneer. YES
MEssRs EDiIous: Seeing my name In your paper OF
last week, in an advertisement OF ~ y Pur in which
It is stated that in trial Of many sorts, had raised
of the Snow Flakes than of any other variety,
will give you the result OF the trial. Tor the benefit OF
brother farmers s4#fs f...
l planted nine kinds in drills, in good land, with
Peruvian Ganu, at the rate Of 100 rs to the They
were planted AMI tended alike NJ could do Il
and tn. yield follows:
list uarris"n--s} bushels. Very handsome and clear
of rot.
Id Snow Plnke,-fnlis bushels. Handsome and clear
of rot.
3D. E,riy Gooirich-I1t bushels. Handsome, but not
not 90 good for table
sth. Dikcman--3 bushels. Very good.
eth. Scbeca-2% bushels Very guod.
9Th. Shaker Russet-6 bushels. Sumo ratted when
taken mp; rotted very mach when Put in cellar. =
spotted, no rot. very good
sth Prince Abe t-6l bushels Some .rotted; more
after. ="
9th. Rod Peach Blow--71l bushels. Some rottcd
very good.
The above were carefully planted feet by IL inches
each buy having stick II inches long, measuring he
planted. tho ruwB all icing the same length.
have be-n arning and working potatoes the greater
part Of my life. The FIRST work remember doing was
planting and picking potatoes. When was hut from
IL to il years old, used to go to Philadelphia with my
brother. 10 holp take out of tho wagon big load then
sixty bushels OF POTATOES, to be shipped away
bar seeing thousands OF bushels taken the wharves
10 shipped away after supplying that great city have
never known suSl vessel load biishe OF Eastern
potatoes to be sold in PHILADELPHIA although to
Of the vicinity OF Phaielpha supply that great market
9TH potatoes and to spare We have just good land
for raising potatoes In the vicinity Of Baltimore rs in
the vicinity Of Philadelphia and see why
farmers cannot supply Baltimore and keep out of
market Thousands of bushels OF Eastern pooatues and
by this supply their packets with the
otdoars now annually seut To the East, for this most
JAcoB LIyEZEy
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E6IS & INTELLIGENCER
BEL All. MD, APRIL, !. 1869.

III Is y
BEL All. MD, APRIL 2, 1869.
rc---..------ ---- 1E-------, :.--.-.- --.-
psrsrs' MusrcA. MoSrHrs--Thc March number Of
Isers Ylsical Monthly is at hand, nni c"nta'uS 'oae
twcrl. : =. nf Choicr Nav Mu.ie giving selrctuns
from the most popular tiers variety enough 10
suit ih- riost iasiidlons. Ne untiee FIST beautiful
litue ballad, with chorns by J. = Cox, entitlsd Le't
all Alone" ih- worais Of which rrn folow-:
"I'msleIt all alone in my ",rr,,w.
M mother tn sa1t!te ~" rest.
Then follows Sacred by George Leach, entitled
.The Lord will Proyide." a. r.a4
Though troubles a,,ai and dangers alright
Though friends may NIL fail and o. all unitei
Yot sue thing stru Is u, whatever betide;
The Scriptures assures h,--tic Lord viii pr vide"
q 'Corane" by tho Nations Song wr er, VIII Hays,
comes next, the chorus of which runs follows:
oal she was fair al re tito Child had been
And the airest Of ting angels ia our darling Coraiine
This is followed bya sprght, c"ruic Song by 7. Brig
ham Bishop entitled THE yunn5 wii,w," and among
other things, she says
'She doesn't want man who stops our ali night.
Or that drinks brnnty AMI home quite tight"
There also three las rumrutal pieces, namely "Prct
ty Pink" Barcuroe by Mack; Feur de The fialop"
by Dressler, aud the anans "Grecan Bend March" by
Prevot.
In addition to the above Mr. Peers gives fifteen pages
Of choice family Reading and Ill for the moderate
of30 cents So por year 81 worth Of New Music
appearing in each number Tho Of our musical friends
who do not subscribe certainty losing rich treat
$40 worth Of music bought every day for
such small sum. Issued by j. L. Peters, Music Pub
Usher, P O. Box 5ies New York Sample copies, 90
cents
The Agis and Lttegencsr md Peters Musical Monthly
emit to one address for - 90 per year. in adv
DBxoREsr's You've AMERICA. --Ths Interesting juvenile
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CAUSEAND EFFECT.

Colds the effect Of INSTRUCTED Precipitation The
symptoms ARE so generally understood that nothing
need be said on that point. But colds easily TAKEN
aud unless great il exercised second cold will Of
ten be contracted, in other words cold will run
into another, and confirmed cough ensue, bringing on
straning and ncking of the lungs aud the production
Of uberccs Although many Thousands Of persons are
drifting through these symptoms towards pulmonary
dsea'es Of dangerous character yet the majority think
that they are troubled with nothing but ordinary
cold which will remedy tsef and pass away Fatal de-
lusi9n-the rock which many life has been lost
See TO il at once that your cold is attended to- Use
MISHL RS HERB BITTER the most potent remedy
discovered for Colds and Coughs and certain pro-
lection against the danger taking them it is used reg
ularly two or three times day ~ tonic.
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Notice to Teachers.

rI,HE Board of School Commissioners
n will meet
On THURSDAY, APRIL ssd, 1869,
to audit the accounts for the Term ending
Thursday, April 18th. Teachers are re-
quired to present their reports to the Com.
missioner of their respective Districts, and
also the number of books ON hand, on or
before Tuesday, April Goth, 1859,
3. F. MYERS, President.
RoBERT HENRY, Se~etary.
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Notice to Teachers.

VINHE TEACHERS are hereby notified
L that the Public Schools win be sus-
pended, during the Term commencing
April 10th, 1859.
Teachers are required to deliver all books
and other school property to the care Of
the Board of Trustees of their several
schools, and take their receipts for the
same.
Those intending to teach subscription
schools during the Summer, may have the
use Of the books, by each pupil paying
one dollar to the Commissioner of the dis
trict for such use. ~. .es.s
BIZ. MYERS, Presideat.
ROBERT HENRY, Secretary. sg
mh1H
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Take particular Notice of this:
TESTIM ONIALS.

Mr.. JACOB ScHKgrz Sir cannot refrain from
pressing my entire confidence In the curative powers Of
Celebrated Bitter dial" Administered IL 10
my child eighteen months Old for Bowel Complaint to
neighbours children Tor pains in the stomach and other
ailments TO my adult friends for Darrha with aston
years suffered severely with Rheumatism. After using
all the talked Of without relief and becoming sas
fed that tho kidneys is the centre from which Rheumn
tism omanatss, made firm stand against al quorp,
particularly malt snd used the renowned Herb Bitter
Cordial exclusively the result ISL have had Rheu
matsn during the Winter last past, Notwithstanding
Its severity and many changes. =" 70
Yours truly, p. HINKLB, in.
ss- Read ScHEETz Saanding advertisement IN anoth-
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DIED.

NELSON.-On Friday, March 10th, 1869,
at his residence, near Swanbury, WILLIAM
NELSON, aged 81 years. ~.
GILBERT.-On the 2sth of February,
ELIZA JANE, aged 81 years, eldest daugh-
ter of Parker Gilbert.
The deceased for some time u consistent member
o the Methodist Episcopal church. She was beloved by
all who knew her and though young and surrounded
10y lowing and affectonate family, she was cheerful
anu boro her actou with -consierable patience and
"rutnde The writer Of these few lines intimately
acquainted with her; she was gentle aud ~
10 slaughter AZ sister, loving and attentive; warm
aed true friend. short time before her DEATH talking
with friend on the subject when uid she could not
possibly live much longer that she the brink OF
,thegrave sad she not afraid to die aud thus she
1set down Ia the grave Oh death where Is thy sting
fothe Christian! Oh grave, where is thy victoryi :
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WATKINS-BAGLEY.-On the 25th
ut, Mt Monument Street M. Il. Church, by
Rev. Richard Norris, JOHN b. WATKINS,
OF Baltimore county, to CLARA A., daugh-
terofJ. Orrick Bagley, Of Hartford county
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NJ A r r l Z d

M,"Sou. wArEa--Snpe, to the best imported
0srnan CDloxne, AID sold at half the price.
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WoSpEaTuL.-IIenry W. Burr, No. 40 West l4th
Street. while IN visit to the West, was attacked with
severe illiess from drinking impure water. Life was
depaired Of and 1t thought that he die His
viic was Immediately scat fr, and in day or two was
a. his bed ide. Having herself the beneficial re-
suts from the use Of PLANTATION BITrgRs she insisted
upon their being administered to him, which was done
In quantities prescribed b.. the attending physician
The reSu was almost as ii by magst, aud in one-hait
h',ir from the time they given her husband was
out ut danger and by moderate of them three
onr times day he able resume his journey
TO his home. This is but Of the many thous.
snds that we know OF.
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, ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
'l'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained iom the Register of
Wills Of Hartford county, Md Letters OF Admin
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or they mAy otherwise by law he excluded from
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of March, 1869.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-13

Anbamn, JOnheCllcHl, OcOTBlni hlS-
sissippi, New Hampshire, Texas and
Virginia will not be represented at the
opening Of Congress. In Indiana, the
seat of George W. Julian is contested
by john s. Reid, and that of Daniel W.
Voorhees, by William Writ Carter. There
is also a vacancy in the Eighth District,
occa stoned by the election Of Daniel S.
Pratt to the United States Senate. In
Pennsylvania, the seats OF John Mo6tt,
JOHN II. Reading and Henry d. Foster
are respectively contested by Leonard
Myers, Caleb n. Taylor and John Co.
vode. In Missouri, Robert T. Van Horn
claims The seat Of James Shields, and
William 7. SwiL=ier that of David p.
Dyer. In Ohio, Benjamin Eggleston
contests the claim Of Philip ". Strdder,
and james NJ. Ashley that of Trumoa
II. Hooy. In Kentucky, Sidney Barnes
will endeavor to oust George ". adams,
and in New Jersey George Halsey con-
tests the seat OF Oresies Clereland.
The candidates named for Speaker Of
the House are James G. Blaine Of Maine:
Henry l.. Dawes Of Massachusetts,, Will
liam D. Kelley Of Pennsylvania, and
james A. Garfield of Ohio. The candi-
dates for Clerk are Edward Mcpherson
of Pennsylvania, Henry D. Washbnrn of
Indiana, Ephrnim r. Ecklcy of Ohio
and Adam Il. King of Maryland. If the
States yet to choose Representatives
send delegations composed politically
rs in the present Congress, the new
House when completed will number l44
Republicans to 80 Democrats, or IL
short of Il two thirds vote.
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NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry .!
Called "Gold Metal"
Which has all the appearance OF FINE GOLD,
and il very handsome.

and Ii very handsome.
Prices of Mems, Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. ........$ 8 90
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. Is 90
Beautiful octagon-shapc case, fine finish. Is 90
Heavy American style. ...... ........... 15 %
Onc-half size, engraved case ............. 10 OO
Beautiful stem winders, nice size watch. ~ W
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. tch.....................S 20
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. III %
Extra fine, engraved and cnamclcd, very
handsome ,.............. ........... % w
Chains.
81 different styles OF Vest Chains, very
handsome, each. ch..............:......S 900
81 different styles long Neck Chains, for
Leontain Chains, to issten with hrcastpin. 500
sleeve Buttons.
2i different STYLES. plain, black, enamcled,
engraved and with coral, per pair. $3 TO
Shirt Studs. per sctt. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Beautiful sc;is. Pin and Ear Rings, enam
clcd, with and without coral. ........ 500
Children's sets, Pin and Lar Rings, en-.
gravcd, cramelcd, with and without
coral OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
We have Ladies' Watches, very beautiful
in Is carat sold cases. warranted. =. .35 10 80
Genuine Scotch Pebble Spcctaclcs, TO
suit all sights, in fine steel frames. 90
Also a good assortment OF Gold and Silver
Spcctaclcs. We dealllargcly in tho finest GOLD
AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, ut
about one-,hird less than the usual rates. To
select, send for price list.
We can send any OF the above goods by Ex
press, to be paid for on delivery.
c. Z. COLLINS & CO.,
COS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
fels.
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FORTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.

Tho New House Of Representatives.
The first session of the new (Forty-
First) Congress opens on Thursday,
March 4, 1860. All the States that will
be represented on that day have already
chosen their Representatives, and We
present herewith o carefully revised and
complete list of the House as it will be
composed, together with statement Of
the contested seats, etc. It will be seen
that the Republicans lin Roman) num-
Der 1870, and Democrats lin italics) "a.
An asterisk (%) indicates new member:
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HAvING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
III Francisco with LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR am prepared to sell all articles In my
lincas cheap as any man Oh the Pacific Coast.
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a rentrer en- possession de son Office. l.
Gouverneur peut-i! sy opposer

NouvEAu MONDE. - Une delegation de
membres du clerge baptiste visite Grant.
Grant, a Ia venue des Baptistes, cherchaitil
lie re-bouchon dOlvier Cromwell : LIE
president fait encore des nominations. Il doit
| dependant avoir case tous ses cousins. lie
general Hancock est parti pour l'exil en-
Dacotah.--A Honolulu, les coolies cons
pirent.-Le dernier clou du chemin de fer
du Pacifique etc enfonce a 2 heures 80
minutes, ie 10 courant. George Train est en-
California. en- Virginie, dt-on,
aura lieu lie premier mardi de Juliet. lie
president SO dispose nommer qnelques
homnles de couIeur certaines folctions
federales dams les Etats du Nord. Les capi
taux des etrangers, par decision plus on moins
que'conqne, sont exempts de taxes Porrquoi
done? Ces capitaux sont-ils pretes sans in
terets ?-Les affaires du revenu interieur won't
bien. Que deviendraent, sans cea les Off
ciers ad hoc?-Chase a reconnu Ia validita
des decisions rendues par les juges d'Etat. II
pretend raison one leur ineligibilt6 ne
vicie par leurs JUDGEMENTS. grande ex-
pedition pour Tile de Cube est parte, com
mandie par lie general Jordan Beauregard.
Arrnes, hommes, munitions, rien ne manque.
On acrit de Washington "Des personnes
qui favorisent les Cubains dissent que rarmee
Sc compose lie $500 Amtricains ct qn'en-
viron 5000 Americans sont en- route ponr
rejoindre les Cubains. Files soutiennent que
lie success serait hors de doute s'ils Gtaient
reconnus CONNIE belllg6rants, parce1ue
Iargent ct les hommes ne manqueraient plus
On s'est battu pres de Nuesitas, Cuba.
A St.Louis, le feuve basse lentement A
Louisville, 10 riviere baisse.
v'Erx 'Espagne Sc meHicanisc. unr
conspiration carlisle ctc decouvere a Barcelona.
On dit que Cabrera, chef des Carlistcs, a paru en-
Catalogue Prm, rGpondant certanes accusations.
atfirme qu il est liberal. Les Cortes ont pas encore
trouv6 un roi. On pretend que la RENE Isabelle Sc
promene pieds des Pyrenees, mas la chose est
pcu probable en- cette saison.-l.e nouvea, cabinet
itali-n est compose CONNIE suit:
! Menabrea, president; Minghttte, atfaires ttran-
CERES Gerrais ntcrenr; Mrabella, justice Tout
celia lie ycut pas dine Ronm.--L. Napoleon iat les
mamonrs a la Brlsique, ct la Brlgique rengarge.
Ce meme -Napnleaa qaae. 81 l..iA-!4..e -. cas .
plus nn ami Europe. Son idec de "sronp"s
naonaux' fnit risolenent autour de hui II a
m6conten,e la Prusse il mtcun,entc la ll,i>se, il a
rneconente Ia Turqne, il mtconten6 '[taIie, il a
mtcontentc lAntrche. il q neconte,lte jusquA Ia
G'eee. Ce monsieur dot ere ben content dc Iui
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Nouvelles.

- L'auliteur Wicklitfc est de nouvea,,
acqntta lie juge Abel dit quill est inutile de
continuer TN process qui ne peut ahontir a la
condemnation dc l'accnsa. QUAINT Warmoth.
on pretend quill Intention de convoquer
Ia Legislature. lie Gouverneur est positive.
ment fache Est-ce que laceluttement de
Wickiffe serat Ia condemnation dc Warmotll:
Risum teneatis, disait lc malin Horace.
- II y a session dams lie parti republican,
radical. CONNIE celia est eXtraordinaire En-
tout cas-, sans donncr raison a Fun plus qu;
rautre, nous verrons avec pllisir un parti sc
constituer sur les bases de Ia justice, de Ia
moralita, ct, 81 c'est possible, du ripubica
nisme modere. Mais TN parti saurait-i il etre
celia ? Oscrnit,il METRE les indiyidus au
dessous des principles? Consentiraitil 4 st
dapouiller des exagtrations folles ct DANCE
renses? Avant de porter I'm jngcment, atten-
dons. Sill doit en- d6couler lies consequences
avantageuses pour lie pays, 81 les cliques ct
les rings doivent trouver leur fin, 81 les
honnetes gems ct les gems senses v souscrivent
nous en- serons henreux. He'as les hommes
de cnur ct Intelligence s'occupeut-ils encore
de politique ?
-L'Epoque, journal francais de Ia Nou
velle Orleans, paraitra prochainement deus
fois par semaine Success cette feuille auss
habilement redigee que tierement concuc
= II paralt que Ia paro;sse st, Bernard est
dija fprouvee par l'iuondation Nous lison.
dams la Tribune: 'Une nouvelle crevasse S 'es
dtclarte sur l'habitation Villera. Ellie plu:
de soixante pieds de large. On fait tons es
efforts possibles pour la boucher" Et rAjeM
dit encore Samedi, du courant, unt
autre crevasse s'est faite sur rhabitatiol
Poydrs, paro:sse St Bernard. La disue mi,
reparee, cede de nouveau, ct les terres
partir de la plantation Marcrosse jusqu'i
Ihabitation Dncross, sont submergees
A Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, dncls entr.
Espagnols ct Cubains Les uns ct les autre
peuvent etre tres braves mais de tel
moyeus n'affranchiront pas plus Tile de Cub,
qnils no la conserveront Il Espagne.
L'Auditeur Wickliffc, acauitte.sur tout,
Ia ligne, demande formellcmcnt Warmotl
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Fcuilletom du L0uisi,,,.0is.
P E R R 0 7
IN.

lie panvre Perrot ne sttait pas ,romrt dams ses
prcssentiments.
1.bre palti, il revenait csclave.
1t cctalt lc nunero qui venat dc 1ctruire ains
outcs ses esperances ct tout avenir de bonlerr
Comme il sen revint ristement chez lui, tout
scnl, dcscspGrG. vancu
Que de almcs turrnt versGes dams Ia maisonnette
du paysan!
S"zon ellie auss, pleura bien anl,remcut.
En- attendant lie collseil de revision, Pierrot ira
vaiila machinaement sans conscience, par nm rrste
dhabitude Mas les chants avaient ccsse, la gartt
seiait envote, ct lie pauvrc Pienot ne soriat plus.
LA sanf, cette premiere vertu du paysan. n await
pins d'cpanouissement Ia franche ct ioye,lse
, figure dn conscril; lame triste met I'm wolfe de
tristesse an front
Les dnanchrs n etai,nt plus ours de itte ponr
les dcnx amourtux, ct lie bal lu village ne les voyait
point dansrr CONNIE jadis dams leur je,,nessc hem
reuse ct leur conhance naive.
Estce que les dtsesp6,es dansrnt'
QUAINT lc Jour de la revision fut arrive, Pierre,
partit pour lie chcflicu de canton Mais avait-il
encore de l'es,oir
ii ctalt fort ct robnste son pied n'cta pas plat
ct ses poumons ouaient librement dams sa poi,rine
On he rturme pas I'M conscrit CONNIE lni
Conn.e pcrsoune ne s'inttressait Il lni rarm ceux
qni Sc trouvent places auess,,s de Ia loi nul cas-
deXcmption nalait ttre nvoque en- sa taveur
"PIopre au service" devat ttre la decision du con.
sell.
/ LIE pal,vre Pierrot le savait ben.
! Certes CONNIE plusenrs autres aura pu Sc
taire sauter Index.
Tn hommc sans index est impropre all service
nlitaigc, car la glcl,tc lu f,,sl bcson dun,