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The Montana post., 1869-01-01

WESDELL PHILLIPS thus disposes of
ideals" The South creates an ideal
YANKEE: be does not exist; he never did
-yist. The North creates an ideal
Southsrnsr: le never existed. The
United States lavishes thousands of
millions of dollars in an endeavOr to
deal with an ideal Indian: he never ex-
,.tr1
The Montana post., 1869-01-01
The superior Gazette tsuperior, Wis.

+ The superior Gazette (superior, Wis.,
saysy
The Northern Pacific road by open-
ing the great ,chedt farm Of the tc0rLd,
and the Southern road by opening COM
municLtion with the great stock farm of
the coFId, will give cheap beef and cheap
bread 10 the people. and populate their
lines witE denser population than ex-
lists anywhere on this continent, and
that population will control the com
merce OF this hemisphere"
Our Superior neighbor still ueglects
the important facts that there are on
the Northern road copper mines only
equalled by those of the Superior re-
gion, lead mines besides which those of
Galena are trivial, and precious metals
of which that already produced is but
as the breath OF promise TO the fulfil
ment OF desire.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

Mr.. Ellis, proprietor of saloon in
Cincinnati, says an exchange, has in his
possession the first greenback issued by
the Government IL is No. 1. A series,
signed in Chase's own hand. and is in a
good state OF preservation. Ii was re-
teivei the other day in payment tor
goods by a merchant in that city. who
presented IL TO Mr.. Ellis. Mr. E. has
since refused $50 for il. Some Curiosity
collectors would pay a big price t'r the
first greenback, but there are thOso wEo
would give much more to see the last
one.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

Montana Territory. aged four years,
has a debt of sixty thousand dollars bear.
ing interest az the rate of fifteen Der
cent. and payable in five years. Like
Colorado she has some political dodgers
who wish To make her into a State on
purely patriotic principles-their own
profit--Cheye1sn Argns
The Argus being Democratic has in-
advertantly fired on it's own crowd. The
mistake does not lessen the effect OF The
shot
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

new and fully restore public confidence
and fraternal feeling among the whole
people, and increase respect for, and
attachment to. the National governs
ment," il il well that il is done.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

Last nights kilograms. dated Lon
ion. 2gth, announce a huge hoax on the
entire London press. in an account OF
The loss OF the ship Starry Banner. and
i2a persons. Later dispatches show
,herr WAS no shipw-eck or any such
The Montana post., 1869-01-01
The Montana Post
- H MILLS. EDITOR.
GEO NJ. PINN EY.
Associate Editor and Manager

NEW YORK did not pay up its Inter>
nal Revenue Assessments very well last
resr the collections falling short four
millions The entire assessments OF the
county were S27O,OOO,OOO and the COL
lscrions S254.OOO 600.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

GEN. RosEGRASs has positively been
heard from in Mexico. He was received
by Juarez- The M-xicans are holding
public meetings favorable to the CUBAN
revolutionists- r.ar -a.. r.Hf 49,.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

The Locden Nescs says. We are told
that 1850. 600 meieors tail daily into our
a.moSpbere. and usks: How lar are we
safe trDm the effects of 90 tremendous
a bOmbardmenIy"
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

Reverdy Johnson carried a gnuskst asN
a private soldier in the battle OF Blad>
ensburg.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

HENRY y. BLAKE. in a letter pub
"shed last evening, twiddles his plans
and silly threats of spitetul schemes. To
'aose who know him. no confirmation
vas needed Of the characteristics as
'noed him in q former article; but If
'nsy were, his pGeriie. spiteful mulings
~na ravings in his letters would be suffi-
tent Having greedily accepted his
ices Tor procuring the discharges in the
very case OF bankruptcy be now threat
eAs TO demolish, be must certainly es-
in himself paragon of honesty and
aspire 10 eanOnization in the calendar of
uecei'' We bid the impotent, all sue
ss' IN the meantime he will pay his
u''le printing bills: even though repuI.
''e y his Falstaffian ideas of conpul-
son The tongue that is ever tuned 20
PAfagement OF all save his own snpe-
'Ol virtues is too contemptible 70 merit
'Ar'her notice here
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

THE Pennsylvania Central railroad
has consolidated with the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago. and the Pitts
aurgh. Cincinnati and st. Louis roads
This gives direct control of all these
roads into the hands of one company
Their aggregate value is $3.50, ,00O, 900
This probably accounts for the recent
lease of the Atlantic and Great Western
read by the Erie company. which is so
much the better for ST. Louis, as 10 now
has two lines, one direct to New York
and the other 80 Philadelphia, with a
prospect of desperate competition.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

THE st. Louis Democrat. on behalf of
the West, protests against the immedi~
ate resumption of specie payments, and
isvors instead, the gradual approxima-
lion OF greenbacks to gold value, as less
likely TO dersnge business. Ii assumes,
also, that the West, being on general
principles heavy borrower from the
East, and debts being contracted with
the greenbaek dollar as the standard. a
sudden appreciation of their value to
That OF gold would be an unjustly crea-
ted loss TO the debtor. To enable bor-
Fowers to provide in time against such
contingency. the legalization of gold
contracts Is urged, as otherwise. in case
oi immediate specie resumption the
stock to trade would result disastrously
% the whole country. out of all proper =
ION TO the benefits derived.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

HANING incurred the displeasure of
tue I4,i.5eHdeHt Dcmocrot, and Herald
paragons of manliness. veracity, gsntili~
" aud courtesy. we have TO acknowl>
edge quite shower of reversed compli-
mentS. II never rains but it pours.
While the prosecution has its witnesses
N the stand We advise il TO make a clear
Ease il possible, for it is very probable
We may speak a piece" before this
game OF compliments closes, and il
would be an unpleasant reflection 70
have omitted any evidence. We beg
lhe Democrat therefore not To be at all
tittident. but come square To- the mark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11

NIIlSKERS and
w MustacheE
forced 10 grow upon
the sIno0lhcst face
IN from three to i've
weeks by using DIR.
SENIGNES u + =
STA u liA Tx U Il
} CAplLLAIRE. the
most wonderful dis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
CRISPEF COM A
KNOW THY DESTINY.

MApANE L.. =. THORNTON, the great English As.
trologst. ClaIrvOyant and PsychomctIican, who hs'
asionI,Ird Ihn Scientific classes Of the Old World.
has now located herself at Hudson, n. Y. Maaninc
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers oi seeI
the greatest Importance to the single or married o
either sex While In state OF trance she deiineaIsH
the very features OF the person YOU arc 70 nintiy'
enown ms the Psychoni0tfOpc. guarantees 70 po
dnce liicEc picture Of the fni're husband OF VIE
OF the applicant. together win uae ., "a Ri,
L n" hmmbmc. as thousands OF Testimonials can n''
scr She WI send when ,n6, bs ecnTe L what
Sa., r,s ~ ~ bc Uy enclosing small lock OF hair,
III stppinS mace OF BIRTH age disposition and com
nicxIon and enclosing my cents and stamped en-
prcIonr addressed to yourself you VIII receive
t.nre and desired Information by return mall. All
eomn,unicaionS sacrc.lly confidential. Address In
eoniiIcnce, MAp,nE Y. y. THORNTON. 20. Box
~ IIII.,knn y. v. IN
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FREQ 10 Everybody!

Large + bp. Circular, giving Information Of the
grrntrst Importance TO the young OF both sexes
II trachcs how the homcly may become beautiful
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address. and receive copy postpaid, By re.
turn mall. Address L. .. Drawer, q,
npSrly Troy Y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11

~
science netting upon the BeaI and Hall ID man a T.,
most miraculous manner. II has been Nnt,cr
the ellie nj paris and London with the most nhuT,I ,
Ing success Names OF ali purchasers WIN tyrS ps IN
tered and II entire saiisaeliHIn HI be b. % %eHecray re-
f,nded price nv mall sealed and possIha" psod c,s.
Descriptive circulars and ,!Ss .sslRSS,a'ic S chemis No
Address BERGERIi ISaY SMoS n Y. Sole agents Tor the
2S River Street, li"''N N sp5ly
United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
SPENCERIAN PENMANSHIP!

instructions given in this popular system OF
Pcnmanshp every day end evening.
REGULAR writing school will meet evenings OF
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
TERMSI
Course (ifrccn lcssons), 50 ~. Ono Month
zone lesson per day.. 50 w. Ornamental fcn-
manship and Private Lessons as per agreement.
Copies and instructions by letter at reasonable
TEACHERS QUALIFIED.
A limited number OF Ladies and Gentlemen
will be qualified 10 teach this Art OF PSnnan.
shin for SlOO, payable in monthly installments
OF S25. This course includes Ladies' and Cen
tlcmcn's Plain Pcnmsnship, On.Hand Capitals
both double and single curvcs), Flourishing.
Italian Pcnmanship, German Text, Old English
Pen Drawing, etc. ,o>,
Spenccrian Penman, late Teacher in the Cali
fornia Business University.
Gold Hill, December 18th, 1868. delt.tI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
ELIXIR VELPEAU.

ITO THOSE WHO FROM DELICACY OR
want of means aro dcbarcd from consulting
physician, this valuable remedy is cordially rec
commended. Although introduced TO the people
OF this eoaat for tho first time, VELPEAU'S
ELIXIR has long been known in Europe AZ in
mlliblc for the cure of Spernaiorrhca or Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Involuntary Discharges,
volup,uons Dreams, Ringing in the Ears, Pnlpi-
tation of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect
i've Memory, Nervous Debility. and that general
and indchnablc Lassitudc and Lack of Tonc to
the System resulting from extreme susceptibility
Of temperament or excuses. .
A circular accompanies each bottle, with full
instructions. Price, So 3D. For sale by all re-
spectacle druggists.
HOSTETTER, SMITH & co.
san Francisco. Wholesale Druggists,
noa0,ly4r and Agents for tho Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
Corporation Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE ACT IN
| cooperating the Town OF Gold Hill. Storey
Comfy state of Nevada, hereby submit for
publication the Reports Of the Clerk aud Treas
urcr for the Quarter ending December 81, 1868
W. ID. G. GIBSON.
President of the Board OF Trustees.
Gold Hin, February Q, 1862
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11

Extending from Sacramento Vt. to Hnllcck ST.
TUAyING BEEN RECENTLY RENO Edf
II yated and newly furnished, makes It kn
the most quiet economical and comfort. .G.AA
able FAMILY HOTEL In the state. Being
Business men and tho Public generally.
The TABLES will constantly bo supplied with
every luxury tho market affords. The American
Exchange Coach. with Red Lights, will BIZ at
the Wharvcs and Dcpots TO convey passengers
to the Hotel free. -
jass'am TIMOTHY SARGENT. Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
No Mercury or Poisonous Drugs Used!
NEW REMEDIRs:
CONSULTATIONS FREE

Private and General Chronic Diseases; Second
AIRY symptoms; Catarrh. Deafnesa. Dis.
charges from the Ear. Impaired Sight,
Bronchial and Pulmonary Com
plants, and all the various dis
cascs incident 10 the Eve,
Ear. Throat, I.ungs, and
the MucuOus Membrane,
Or any other part Of the system attended with
functional arrangements or Morbid Discharges.
His consultations for years have averaged from
Ave to ten thousand year, which gives him an
experience unsurpassed by any, and only cquacd
by few.
Remember. he docs not promise TO cure all
stages OF disease. While all diseases are cura-
bic, II taken In season. all stages ere not. Your
care may be curable this week, not next: today,
not t0.inorrow-hcncc the danger OF delay.
s4s~N0 case will be received where thcro i'
any doubt OF cure and relief.
Persons at distance, In most cascs, may be
CURED AT HOME,
By addressing letter 10 DIR. FLATTElY,
stating case. symptoms and length OF timc the
discasc has continued, cnn have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from danger and sc-
cnrcly sealed. 10 any part or the country, with
full and plain directions for use.
Consultations free, and communications strict.
" confidential All cases guaranteed, or the fee
will be refunded in every case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

It IL important TO those who are afflicted. or
10 those who arc interested In tho welfare OF
their fricnds TO he careful Of tho many pretended
doctors who infcst all cities, publishing their
skl, In curing all diseases In few days, and
imposing upon The public by using the names o.
eminent physicians from Europe and other
places.
DIR. FIATTERY docs not deceive people BY
exhibiting bogus titles. pretended patients let
tors, certificates, etc. The Doctor will satisfy
all persons who may call at hs Office, Of his ab.
ity 10 treat all diseases he proposes TO cure. II
will cost you nothing, and may save you many
rcercts-for. a. advertising physicians In eight
cases ont Of ten are bogus there is no safety IN
trusting any OF them till you know who ane
what they are. He does not guarantee all c2scs
fees are eyac,cd only where cures can be CT
rrcIcd. Where doubt exists a. TO the possibility
of cure Il II freely stated. believing this s the
only course for physician 10 pursue:
Address, DIR. J. FLATTERY.
Sacramento, Cal.
y. B.-DR. FLATTERY will appear at Viz
ginin International Hotel, the LAST WEDNES.
DAY OF every month, 10 cure the sick. noc5 ly
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TO oUICKsILvER MINERS

The Chemical Observation-Disclosures
For the cure OF
AND SALVATION
Approved by the Medical Faculty i,f 1l SPp Pasi''
For sale by S..,. otrc.,
ai8-1m1p S'"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11
BOOKKEEPING! |!

III mcrly occupied as a clothing store, opposite
the San Francisco Restaurant, Main street, Gold
Hin, am now prepared to sivo instruction in
Double and Single Entry Bookkeeping
Afternoons and evenings Of every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
rrpNs or.- month IS o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-11

QUARTRRLY REPORT
or the Treasurer OF tho Town Of
Gold Hill, for Quarter ending De-
cembcr "a, 1865.
To The Honorable Board Of Trustees Of the
Torcn of Gold HH:
GENrLENkI:-I herewith submit my Quar-,
tcrly Report as Treasurer OF the Town OF Gold
IIill for The Quarter ending December 81, 1853
REDEMPTION rCND-DR.
Oct, /. 10 nallHCC.. fI'ovO ~
Dee. n amount received for Taxes. t7,622 %
Licenses 9j0 10
" Fines. i3 90
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-01
Rich Mems Sons.

Henry Ward Beecher in one OF his
sermons, speaks as follows of fth"se who
are born with golden spoon III Their
mouths
A man has made money. and he IS
going to educate his son to be n gentle
man; and by gentleman is usually UNI
derstood one that il elegantly useless
A gentleman, in the ordinary accepta-
ton Of the term. isa decorated zef".-
But | understand Il gentleman to he a
man all Of whose instincts and all OF
whose tendencies are leavened, sweet
ened. and made gentle and beautiful, hy
the dominance in him OF the h'shesU
moral elements. a true man cannot oe
inactive. But if "A man has toilea ana
borne the blunt Of the storm or the ler
vor OF the summer solstice, lie says 20
himself, wiping the sweat from h's
b ow, II am making money t. save III J
children Fl ON the same curse IL 1t
going through that course that MAJ
made you What you are. Your ooae
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TIPTON, IOWA, JULY. l, 1869

more. His character for integrity and
industry began to be better known in
the neighborhood, and his services were
sought for.
He worked OH farm and rode rs col
lector for trading men and the Sheriff
of his county; aud at the end of his
nineteenth year he had saved $llo
more. With the interest accumulated
on his other two years wages he had
now $500; was comfortably clothed, and
had good business education, which
he improved from one winter to an"th-
er, until he had become scholar, both
literally and scientifically. His infiu-
ence and usefulness increasing. he had,
ut the age of twenty years, $3.50. At
twenty one he had accumulated $3.50,
and was we'll known for activity Of lite,
as young man of intelligence, virtue
and usefulness, as well rs a young man
of very attractive manners and ways.
He moved to Western State, where
land was cheap, and entered 100 acres
with $3.50 Of his money. He made n
good selection of land, in good re-
gion of country; he used n portion of
the balance of his money in improving
his land, buying II little stock and few
implements for farming, and IA second
year he raised a small crop. Having
gone to his neighhorhood with about
500 in money. and used it cautiously,
he by degrees gained the name Of re-
spouSibie citizen and a good pnymaster,
aud his influence rose gradually from
his appearance among his new and scat
tering ncighbors. Year after year he
raised crop, continuing to read 'he
best newspapers, periodicals and books,
which still further improved his mind
till sheep. cattle and other stock grew
in tlocks around him. more land ad-
joining him being purchased from time
to time, till now he finds himself, when
scarcely arrived at the middle Of life, II
gentleman farmer Of wealth, surround
ed hy comfort and many luXurcs, es-
teemed hy neighbors both far and near,
and would receive the suffrage of those
who knew him to any Office for which
he might be nominated. irrespective of
party politics, so firm is their confidence
in both his ability and integrity.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-01
An Awkward PrGdicament.

Out in Missouri lives Mrs. Hemp
dale, who has, or had daughter named
Laura, who loved n man named Jack
This man Jack she didn't like, but she
was informed 10y neighb"r that Jack
aud Laura had arranged II plan ofelope-
ment
Her mind was quickly made up. She
announced to Laura the next morning
that she was going to Belv.lle ON avi>it
to be gone three days, and that she
must be "A good girl and not tear the
house down while she was gone.
That night Jack knew of it, and as he
read the nice little note that babe him
come over and stay until mother comes
have,' he smiled, knocked the ashes off
his cigar, and resolved Of course lie
would.
Jack went over: but there is no
earthly use i'm attempting to describe
the delcctahie things he enjoyed; it was
a sugar season in that plantation sure.
Just before dusk, while Jack was rum
ming over full of the OCCASION, in rushed
Lanra's waiting woman, with
'Lor bress me, ef yer ain't misses at
de gate
My God: Dinah, what shall we do
with .Jack"'
"Pop him in de closet, Miss Laura
and Jack was popped into the closet in
Il twinkling.
In staiked the old lady, who, sharply
scrutenizing the di-concerned aud
blushing coun,cnancc of Laura, felt
sure that Jack had been there.
Come here. Laura. Now you can't
deceive me. That abominable Plaine
has been here, and you and he have
t..h fn
off to might; know, you see.'
Laura was silent, and the old lady
continued.
"But you'll find that your mother is
no fool, and too sharp for YOU my lady.
sooner than you should marry that
miserable Jack Plainc, l'll see you laid
in your grave. He is not going to
sq,lanter my money, assure you.
The old lady rose. and going to "A
clothes press returned with several com
lorters and a pillow.
Then walking to the closet where
Jack was concealed, threw them in and
said t. Laura:
"Now march in here, miss, step along;
I'll look out that you don't see that low
born mechanic this night
Luara protested that she didn't want
to, declaring that her mother might be
sorry for it some day.
But without paying any attention,
her mother gave her a push, shut tn"
door aud locked it . put the key III her
pocket and went t. bed.
Early in the morning the old lady
arose, and, without waiting to dress,
took the key from her pocket, and open
ed the closet door and bid Laura come
forth, gazed wildly for Il moment and
uttered mos. itrcing scream.
Recovering very rapidly, she started
away from the door and called family
| to Laura.
Laura dear, go into the kitchen and
see about breakfast
Then presently:
Jack. say jack
Jack came forth with son-ln-laW
looking air, and answered,
"Weli madame, what is it?'
"Do you know anything about
farm?' said she.
"Nothingto brag of, madam said
Jack.
"Well at any rate Jack, think that
after break fast you may as well go
down TO the city and get married, for
am tired of watching you, that Is
fact
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SLIGHTLY MIXED.

I've wandered through the town, Aon,
Along with Fanny Lee.
To listen to the mocking bird,
In the cottage by the sea.
Sheds bay mare can't be beat,
While coming through the rye;
Let me kiss him for his mother,
Said the spider to the fly.
The colored girl and poor old Ned
Now swell the National song;
I'd offer thee this hand Of mine
SO take your time. Miss Long,
I'm lonely since my mother died
Susannah don't you cry;
We're all nodding through the world.
Then root, hog, or die.
Hurk hear an angel sing,
All! daddy, he's struck lie
We're coming Father Abraham, -~.
Along with Moliie Pyle.
The song my mother used to sing.
The wearing OF the green -.
The girl left behind me
To day is sweet sixteen.
The nice young man and Fairy Belle
Are swinging in the lane
The Captain With his whiskers
Has marrying on the brain.
Wen rally round the flag, boys,
For Johnny stole the ham
Yankee Doodle! Hail Columbia.
And don't care a-clam
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The Caspian Sea is dotted with H.
lands from wli IN enormous quantities
naphtha are yearly taken. Early last
month, oW ing to the subterraneous dis
tugbances. the naptha wells on these
islands overtlowed, and the infiamAb!e
substance spread over the entire surface
of the lake. 1t accidentally took fire:
and FIR forty-eight hours burned furi-
ou-lv overa surface Of many thousands
of square miles. The inhabitants Of the
surrounding country imagined that the
end of the world was at hand. The fish
in the lake were entirely destroyed, and,
for miles around. vegetation was parch-
ell and the country made like desert.
The same phenomenon is recorded BY
Herodotus.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-01

would have been gristle, If you had not
gone through it; and if you are going to
save your children from it, their bones
will be- grstle. The man that makes
property for the sake OF saving his son
from responsibility from the anxiety of
planning and the laboriousness of exc
cution, is doing just the thing to turn
him into jelly.
You shall see on the sea shore nerve
less mass ofjelly, that opens and shuts
and opens and shuts, and sucks in, and
sucks In, and squirts into the ocean,
and is characteri.ss; and that is the
rich mans son! There is no hardness
to his hone, he is without a purpose,
and he has no propelling power, 40 rud
der, no ANYTHING!