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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-04

nERlCE YELLOW JACKET
" Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill, New,
December II, 1s6s.-Notics is hereby given to tho
stockholders Of the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining
Company, that a meeting will DO hold at The OF.
nee Of said company. Gold Hill, Nevada, on the
FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869, for the
purpose Of increasing the capital stock Of said
company, from one million two hundred thou.
sand dollars ~, 100000, to two millions -four
hundred thousand dollars ($2, 100, 600, and also
to increase the number Of shares from twelve
hundred 1900 TO twenty.four thousand C24,000),
being twenty COZ shares to the foot.
J TS b. b WINTERS lru.
THOMAS g. TAYLOR.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Il WIN thu b soon that OF ono hundred pa
tionts treated by Homeopathic physicisns eight
win die, while II the same number arc trsated
by Allopathie physicians, thirty-four win die;
and Of the myrisds who do under old school
treatment the world over, Homeopathic treat
ment would save ssventy.si1 Of evsrJ hundred.
Virginia, December /, 1858. del II
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Native California Wine Bitters,
and you win obtain the Same popular beverage
C0UNTERFEITs. Purchssers Of our Wine
Bitters arc requested 10 observe the familiar old
yellow label, and see that the words, "MERCA-
DO D. SRULLY, SAN FRANCISCO" are en-.
graved on the Government stamp pasted over
tho cork OF each bottle. This Is tho only effect
nal security against the counterfeit imitators.
Depot-ox and sos Jackson street, San Fran
cisco. MRRCADO & co.
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y, plaintiffs, and q. A. Simon, de-
PENDANT: TRADE xAnK1
P. Sainsevain, being duly sworn, says Z" That
tho Article known a. SlINSEVAN'S CALI.
FORNIA WINE BITTERS was manufactured
BY Nercado b Seully about the month Of March,
1881, without the said SANSEVAIE BROTH.
ERS having Any concern in the manufacture
thereof. That deponsnt has always known and
considered said Mercsdo & SeulIy a. the Sole
Proprietors o. the sAINsRvAIN CALIFORNIA
WINE BITTERS."
Notwithstanding tho above afidayit, the said
T. sainsevain Is putting up q compound under
the name OF Sainsevain's Wine Bitten, repre-
senting It TO be the same as our Celebrated Bit
tiers, which we have BEEN manufacturing and
selling In immense quantities since 1850, and
also afdxins q nearly similar Label to that used on
our genuine Wine Bitter,
BE NOT DECEIVED
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scHIrDAn ,cHslpps.
10 THE CITIZENS
n E v Al A.

T BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION
q the citizens Of Nevada 10 my celebrated
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Native California Wine Bitter.

We subjoin the following aflda-
Wit In an injunction suit formerly
pending between Aercado & Seul.
ly, plaintiffs, and G. A. Simon, de-
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TO THE
NEW REmEDIKsi NEW REmEDiks'
mr.. Gibbon,s Dispensnry

S1E KEARNY STREET,
V1V cor. Commercial. San
Francisco, established In
1854, for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphllis In all Its
forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, ETC., Skin dis,
eases (of years standing and.
liberated Legs successfully
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taken up BY SECTIONS and adopted as amended,
the alteration sIggested being the striking out
Of the last sentence Of the first section, and the
addition Of two sections, as follows:
SIC. 8. No payments 70 the original contrae-
tor or 20 his order shall be regarded as right
fully made II made in violation Of The rights
sud interests OF the persons intended 70 be
benei ted BY this ac..
SIC Q. The act entitled An act for the
better security of mechanics erecting buildings
in the State of Illinois. approved Feb IA, 1868,
be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
The meeting then proceeded to elect com
mittee by ballot, which resulted Ia the selection
OF the following gentle men Messrs D. Waugh
an, P. J. O'Conneli, and A. C. Cameron.
On molten, com nittee OF three gentlemen
from each division Of the city was appointed to
collect subscriptions to defray the expenses Of
the delegates to Springfield and to procure sig
natures to petition in furtherence Of the pro-
posed bills. The following gentlemen form the
Committee;
NORTH DIVISION.
Thomas NJ. Clean, q. EverIine, Chas Herr
SOUTH DIVISION
n. B. Gazette, Chas. z. Ham, c. NJ New
land, Samuel Stober, Aug. Hair
WEST DIVISION
Aid Z. Rafferty,, r. NJ. Kennedy, VIM King.
Geo. Smith
vote Of thanks was passed to the Chair.
man after which the meeting adjourned.
w. Ii. McCLUkE,
Z. H. HAzLKToN
Secretaries
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agsiu call the attention &c our readers to the
advertisement OF this well known home compa
nv, published in another column. Its directors
speak for themselves, and embrace many of our
leading ard most wealthy and Influential citi-
zens. Its officers are courteous and agreeable,
always prompt to afford any iniorma ion desired.
Those wishing TO patronize home institution
would do well to give them call The office
is lb5 Washington street
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a Good Insurance Company.

We invite the attention OF our readers to the
following advantages offered TO wor kingmen IN
the Phoenix Mutual Lite Insurance Company
Tie Phmnix Mutual Life IL one o. the most relia-
bic ami strongest companies in existence. 1t
places no rostric ions Oh employment and per
sons insured are permitted TO travel during any
and all seasons Of the year The policies of the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insuran &c Company are
:, eferable 90 al others. The Phoenix invites
attention 20 the following plans peculiar to it-
self.
l. All the advantages Of al cash and hall note
psny.
O. Iap party insures to-day for 600. and pays one
half cash and half note On any tablet, and should
az 70 morrow wees month. mkt ar thu
full amount ftne policy b pa d-si ,0OO-and no de-
ductlons Of note. All notes returned As divi-
binds, and never but four any table. II pay
ment made all cash, the in ured receives in cash
the amount, s. 600 with dividends cash added.
s No restriction on employment.
L. The insured permitted travel reside in
part OF the Uaed States Europe and the southern
tim o. south America during any and all seasons Of the
yea free Of charge.
5 Dividends in the PheuIx have been and are now
fifty per cent.
C. The dividend is fig per cent ali Its tables. II
tie annual premium is sIoo the dividend /. $50.
Z. II pays it, losses promptly receipt OF proof.
"A u Flieies non-forfs tang thereby NO pos
sble chance Of loss TO the red.
9 Ordinary Life Policies 3on-iorisiting after hree
p,y ments, while the Pory is in force for the full
amount Of dcars VI trsmilims pId, besides many
other great advantages The Phoenix has paid TO wid-
ows ami orp ans over $500 000 and has s. 900 safely
secury a for like purposes.
10 It losses have been met BY the interest
cey, alone and sur lus Of interest left sse
the general fund belonging to the insured
H. It. rates ofinsurancs are cheap any company
doing a safe business
mere Is nothing dssirabe n Life Insurance which mag
aot Be secured in this Obmpaay.
HENRY n. KOON,
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CITY MATTERS.

60 TO rsK BEsT.-Dyhrenfarths w0rkIngmans Col-
isge Is acknowledged be the best training school for
young men In the country. Book keeping Penul>nshp,
Commercial Arithmetic. Commercial Law, CurTespon-
dSnce aud Telegraph ing, taught thoroughly For
papers, circulars &s address DyhTenfuFth's working
mans College, us Randolph street, Chicago, H.
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An ADyoURxKD NESTING.

An adjourned meeting or the mec hanics and
workingmen Of Chicago was held Thursda.
evening 10 the Recorders courtroom for the
purpose Of discussing the proprie " u remodel
ng the mechanics lien. Jaw. The meeting was
called to order by the President, Mr.. Charles
Ham.
The committee to WHOM was referred the
proposed mechanics lien bill, reported act
for the consideration OF the meetiLs, which was
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At Five Cents Zach.
Apple COTE Cake, Jlly rarts, TuroOvsrs Slice Of Pie
eInen Cake Sponge-eream, Ginger bFeai Cup-cAke,
Bismsrks Washington Pie, Gre an puns Narcotics,
Bread per plate, But or Per plate.
AT Ten Cents Each.
Pound cake jelly roll Iced Fruit Cake, Delicate Cske
Double Jelly, French cake.
Four for Five Cents.
Buns, kusks, Biscui .. French rolls
Sweet Cakes, Four tor Five Cents.
Lemon Biscuits. Jumbles, Ladies' Fingers. sponge,
SPICE Iced, Lemon, Drop, Honey. Queen, Dom esc and
Tea Cakes Fried Cakes, CrncknslIs.
Crackers at Five Ceu's Portion
Sugar Michigan, Wine. Soda, Cream, uyster, Lemon,
Taham, aud Boston Butt r., Lemon and Gin Snaps.
One Dollar tickets for IS cents. Five Dollar and Ffty
Cent .icke Tor $500. Terms Cash.
Baltimore Oysters by the Can
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GsocERlEs --0ne Of the largest and best Gro
eery Stores IN the city is that Of Mr.. Halls, 25s
and 26l Randolph ST., east end OF the bridge.
We recommend i because you can get every
article of the FIRST guilty at from 5 to rs per
cent less than any other like establishment in
this city you get that which i pure and fresh,
The stock having e BE- continually renewed
from the vast quantity sold daily. Every house
holder, vhen they learn Of this store, 20 to IL
for their Teas, Coffee, Sugar, &c, &c, for they
know what they are getting every time
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SMITHS NovKLTY CIR SALE.-The greatest
novelty il the city il Smiths gift sale at SO
State street; for twenty-fve ceuts you may
procure an article from ten to twenty dollars
Road the advertisements on our first page
and examine for yourselves.
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Baltimore Oysters by the
EEMALE AGENTS WANTED /

FOR HORACE GREFLEY'S work, just out RE
COLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIE" A splendid OctA-
70 volume, beautifully illustrated u real value
and deep 10 old aud young OF all classe High
y commended by the press and literary mea ard
meeting with unbOunded avor The sale Is Gpen-
ing splendidy 90 nrst twenty days Agents With
experience without who want = ready selIinx Ok
for all will send immediately and secure nfsi
choc- Of territory. Terms extremely liberal. SfuD'
DARD 4 90, lV2 W shiagton street
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Local Notices.

IEsUgE IN rRE REPUBLIC Insurance. CoxPANN
Of Chicago.
PAPER &ANGNGs AND WINDOW SHADES
Latest Styles, at r E. RIGBY'S, SO Randolph
street.
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fifty per cent.
Sole Agent for Illinois. 4 South Clark ST., ch.sas
Nervous Debls:.v.

Nervous Debis;svs
With It's gloomy attendants low SPIRITS depression In
voluntary emss on loss OF semen, spermaorrh, loss
wer oizEy head, loss Of memory and threatened
impotency and innbeciity, finds sovereign cure in
HUMPHsKY's HonEoPAfalc sPkcIFIc No fwkETY EIsHT.
possd Of the liable, mild and potent
tive they strike at rt Of the matter tor
up the system the discharges and impart vgor
aud energy, life and vitality 10 the entire They
have cured Thousand Of Price So per package o.
boxes and vial wach Is very important 70 obstinate
old Cases. 3lV0 per single box Sold by ALL drag
gsts and sent by uail receipt OF price. Address
Humphr " specific Homeopathic Medicine ooay pan
562, Broad aay, New FORK.
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Mr. A. G. Came ron ia behalf q the commit
tee ~ convict labor, read the following report
g'uch was unanimously adopted
II The entire prohibition 81 the contract
system
q That no convict who has not learned
trade sentenced for period " not less than
two years, shall b iscsd Al mcdaniel labor.
I'm 3. That no convict Who has learned trade
previous p his Incarceration skill be taught
another trade at the expense Of the state, eA-
cept where such profession Is not followed ~
said Pepiteus;.ry then, and In such case, the
labor Of such conviels shall be equItably dis
tributed among ssi1 professions. This ruie also
20 apply to those ~ . have no profession
4. That the projects Of stId eonvicts shall
be disposed OF AT market rates 0uly, OF at pub
lie auction, Of which due b'tice SHALL be given.
After some fur,hcr discussion notion to
reconsider the action referring the report Of
the committee on mechanics lien law back to
the committee was agreed to, and The eonsd
Grafton Of the report together ~i'h Tie report
% cooperation" made special for lie meet
ing on Thursday evening
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LIFE INSURANCE.

The TRLvgLERs also grants all approved foI Of full
Lie Insurance, ow rates Of premium, either the
STOCK plan. she former at rates 90 Iowa TO
be equal g. large dividend in advance.
Participating poll les give al the profits to the as
.ured- Dividends available annually, TO Increase the
amount OF the policy, to iquidate next ars pr, mi
BmAar purchase indemnity for disabling Injuries in
aavancs, the amount ~ % per for each $50
insured thus gusran eeing the dividend 10 that ex-
.ent.
All full life endowment policies soN-FoRFEfA BLR.
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Mr.. s. r. Dewey then addressed the meeting
On the subject Of taxation, and conelcled by
moving the following resolution:
Resolved, That We are opposed to taxing the
personal property Of the poor man when the
assessed value amounts to less than 3 600, and
ne respectfully aud earnestly request our State
Senators and Representatives to use their iInG-
ence in repeating all state laws authorizing
taxes to be levied and collected when the
value thereof amounts to less than 81 600.
Mr.. G NJ NeSland 10 speech Of some
length supported the action Of the city council
in referring TO this matter, and moved the fol-
lowing as an amendment, which was adopted:
Resolved, That we endorse the sction OF he
Common Council on Monday evening last, in
making the amount $500.
On motion the meeting adjourned, to meet on
Thursday evening. VIC. McCLURE
G. II. HAzLKrOS.
SeCreLaIies
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first page

ROYAL BAKING PovDER CoNPASY.-The west
ern Office Of this Company, which has recently
been removed to No. lS5 South Water street. is
now under the charge of Wan. NJ Clarke, Gen
eral Western Agent, long and fayorably known
in TINS city and throughout the whole western
country. This company a,e better prepared
tlau ever before 10 meet the wants OF the trade.
and have ample room for keeping il store such
stocks Of their Baking Powders as will meet any
Increased requirements Of buyers. The superb
GRITTY Of the goods manufactured by the Royal
baking Powder Company over all Others, is At
tested by numerous consumers, and the largely
increasing demand for them; wherever intro
duceo, ne trade and consumers will buy none
other. This company have capital Of 500,
coo in their business, and are doing a very sa-
tvs actory trade. The appointment Of Mr.. Clarke
to the General Western Agency is an excellent
one. The Royal Baking Powder Company" mas
secured a world wide reputation, and no family
should be without their powders.
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TIE PIoNRFs INSURANCE CoMPASY.-We again
call the attention of the readers of the ADvo-
CATE throughout the northwest TO the adver-
tisement Of the long established and well known
TRAyELERs Insurance. COMPANY, of Hartford,
Conn, al institution which ranks by universal
consent as the head and front of all accident
and lie insurance companies, and this position,
TOO, has been worthily and deservedly earned
Some idea Of the magnitude Of its business may
be cleaned from the fact, that ia its accident
department alone, over 10000 policies have
been issued while the fact that it has paid
Sso0, 900 for losses 10 such dep rtment, pres
ents th4 best evidence Of its ability 70 meet all
Obligations, and liz promptness in discharging
them. Ia times like the present, when wildcat
institutions spHnging up like mushrooms, il
Is well 0 kn there ls one standard, reliable
company in the country, and that that company
j. the Hartford, Of Conn. See advertisement on
first page.
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

The very greatest vant In the reform movement Of
day, Is an able fearless. OutspOken paper unAmneIed
Independent and truly devoted the cause of reform
Such . paper 10 the WORKISGxAS's A vocArE Many
efforts have been made within years past start
such paper. Every Of these Efforts up " within
short time have failed Il not necessary to speak Of
the Of such failures IL Is enough 10 know that
1t this time, there Is but paper Of all those started
that has any claims National organ. The WoEKISe
MAHs ADvocAfx has published for nearly i've years.
having all obstacles that led 70 the fail
Of the many other efforts by various parties
many parts of the country The ADvvcArE Is now up
on firm basis perfectly the possibility Of
taure, that people subscribe and feel sure
that hey ~ not lose heir money, th-y haveso many
times In the past The ADVOCATED only OLDEST.
the LARsEsr, and the paper country cevo-
ed the interests Of Labor Reform; Is not only nov
upon . firm financial basis but IL is published by men
whose record friends Of the Labor Reform M, vemest
Is furnish guarantee that the paper will re-
main the champion Of the reform movement under any
and all circumstances
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INSURES
AGAINST ACCIDENTS

Causing Death ~ Total Disability from La
boT Business.
AcciDEsT PoLIoIEs written for any term from one
month 70 insurins from s5OO tlOt W IN case
OF fatal accident % TO $50 weekly INDIGNANTLY fr
tally disabling injuries saused BY accident annual
cost OF IS 10 SIS 0oo ding to occupation and
sud hazard.
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In it, Life Department the Travellers has already, In
lie first twenty months business written TO poll
cies-a Rrsater humber than oLer life company in
the same lime with one exceptionD.
In i Accident department. il has written upwards Of
IL. 200 policies, and
Paid Three Quarters Of a Million IN Losses,
Including 90 by nJn-f.t. injury and la
death losses BY accident, In which the large Of
tsos 900 realised 81 ss4 received in premiums
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CCHWEIZER'S
Coffee and Oyster House,
Corner Madison and La Sale Streets

open daily from IA to a to p. m. Sundays from
ga M. TO IL IN aud from 20 p. IN.
ss Positively Abundance after C7osla9 Hours. 90
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The ADvocAfs viii be a sentinel upon the
waieht0wer, TO guard the Of the people,
while fighting every species Of wrong shall be our aim
u seek out the from which dow the many disor
ders Of society and make vigorous war upon them or
great aim ~il be to strike the Of TIE tree We
will advocate entire change In the monetary system
Of the ccantry. upon the principles through the
means embraced 10 the Platform Of the National Labor
UnDa We shall advocate the adoption BY The National
Governments Of new land policy, taking the ground
that not another Of the pubic domain should be
dlsposed u any company corporate person upon
any terms whatever. except in parcel, to actu.
.ettiers We shall favor taxing all uncutivatea lands
and cling all companies crpor. Ions persons
the market at government prices 1913 per 3 within
given time; and In Of failure do the land 10
back 70 the government We shall advocate the
aborion Of tie presni National Bank systeu-the call
ing in of the whole National Bank circulation and Issu-
ing in ITS pl treasury certificates, convertible
bonds bearing low Of interest," vee versa at
the viii u the holder. We shall advocate Labor De-
psrment at Warrington such 10 contemplated In the
resolutions adopted In the session Of the National
Labor Onion. We shall advocate Cooperation In any
and every form In which be applied to produc-
,ien and distsiLution We SHALL advocate shorten
ing the hours CT abor every department. Of indus
try. We shall advocate stringent apprentices law In
every State and IN entire rsvautiea IN the system o.
Prisa Labor In every State.
We shall advocate eqaal rights and privileges to the
wo.kins-onen Of ear country Our motto shall be,
'EasAl iusses 10 N" people, We shall adve-
cate tie
Formation a Great Peoples Party,
vish view 70 running the Govsrnm-ns, NafOusl State
aud hssiepa In the nssrss o. and for the vhsle peo-
pie. Every other question, old n~w, viii be dealt
With according from oar standpoint always
having h visw the bss Interests Of all We shall a.
sask wrsns wherever End H. whether I'm high or low
places whiie willing 70 DO our part, and taxa
al ths rsks and responsibilities incident 20 the pub,c.-
ton q such organ es apoa every friend Of the
movements V I'D By sGarss 70 issrSase ccula-
ssa.
/ CAMERON & SYLVIS.
| PROPRLETORS
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Combined Life and accident Insurance I'm.
der one Pollen and Premium.

The Travellers also combines with any approved form
full life insurance. when desired, the payment Of a
wsekly indemnity for totally disabling injuries BY acct
dent-thus combining all the benefits Of both Life and
Accident Insurance under policy and premium. Ut
rates less than mst companies charge Tor Life insurance.
alone. This form Of policy meets with much favor, and
be Travellers is the only company that writes L..
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the judge oil probate, 0r two justices OF the
peace. the same should be left only to one just
Ice and BY so doing ~ away with the annoying
and troublesome practice before the county
court And instead OF leaving copy with the
clerk Of the county court, TO let al such con.
tracts or iudentares be recorded ia the record
office, IN books kept for that special purpose.
A. {. CANERoN, ChAiFman.
d. VAUGHAN,
@. NJ. NEwLAsD,
|. w. 0vERAcKER,
E. l. Ds-sLAs,
WM KEELING,
c. H. HAzLEros.