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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-27
ROSS & GALE, AGENTS,
OFFICE COR. UNION AND CHERRY STREETS
Bank of Tennessee Building.
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.aagOsADALTs

Tg'IgE GREAT AMERICAN
/ HEALTH EESTOEER pI.r.-
fees the blood ami cur.s Scrltui4.
Syphilis, Stir Diseases, iaruIEl-
tisuI, Disease of Women. and AZ
chronic affections cf TIE Iir1j.
liver and kidneys. Eeros uyH3s5
by the Medical Faculty a;i many
thousands Of our best citizens.
Ee.t tac testimony # Iaysi-
clans and PATIENTS who Lave used
RosadaGs Send for oar E1sadalis
Guide 10 Health Book. or Almanac
for this year, which we publish for
gratuit0us distribution; il VIII
give you much valuable iuf0rna-
tiOn.
DR.. L ". Care, Of Baltimore,
says.
/ take pleasure ina recommend
ing your EOsADALIs as very pow
erful Alternative. ] have seen It
used in two cases with happy re-
suits-oue in 4 case Of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nOunced himself cured after hdv-
ing taken five bottles Of your med
icine; the other f. a case Of scrof-
MA Of long standing, which is
rapidly improving under its use,
and the Indications are that the
patient VIII soon recover. / have
carefully examined the formula
by which your ROsadalis is made,
and find it is an excellent COM
pound Of all Alternative ingredients.
DIR. Sparks, Of NichOlasviIle, KY,
says he has used ROsadaHs in cases
Of scrofula and secondary syphilis
with satisfactory results. As q
cleaner Of the blood / know no
better remedy.
Samuel G.. McFadden, Of M1--
freesboro, Tenn, says:
! have used seven bottles Of Ro-
sadalis, and am entirely cured Of
rheumatism. Sond me four bot
ties, as 1 wish II for my brother,
who has scrofulOus sore eyes.
Benz. Bechtol, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes:
have suffered for twenty years
with an inveterate eruption over
my whole body; q short time
since 1 purchased q bottle Of Rosa
dalis and It effected perfect cure.
ROsadaiis Is sold by al
Druggists.
Laboratory, NO. 61 Exchange
Place, Baltimore.
CLEMENTS & Coz,
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800 LabOrGrS Wanted.

WE WILL PAY s1.75 PER DAY FOR ABLE
w bodied Laborers, to work on the North and
South Alabama Railroad, twenty-five miles south
of Decatur, Ala Good healthy locality
ALSO
Several miles of grading (earth-work) and 10000
croSs-ties to let to good, responsible contractors
g. " SAULPAW & CO.,
COETRACTORs,
No. North Cherry street,
may12-n Nashville, Tenn,
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uOUsEKEEPER.

Wanted-A Housekeeper to take charge
of n Poarding-h house in the country. A suita-
BILE person can get comfortable home and
fair salary. "A widow between 80 and % with
ont children, preferred. Address with real
name and references, X. h. WOODS.
jly7 If
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday at Ga for the old issue and
62s for the new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-27

GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at 1911, declined to 1919, advanced to
1919, and closed at 1913.
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Poor Jamie's ring and glove cost him
his life along with his throne. If that IS
the cost of kings doing as "tha gay
Queen of France" desired, what we won
der, will be the penalty paid by a prince
who declines to obey the wishes of the
gay French Emprcss2 Unfortunately, we
fear we shall not learn, inasmuch as the
moral character of Atlantic cable dis
patches is not so firmly established as to
s'swear to- the ycracity of this tale of a
woman wrOnrel.
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n o II @ e

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE OWNERS OF
L Shares in the State Insurance Company that
on Monday, the first of August, proximo, from
the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. to the hour OF II
o'clock NJ an election of President Vice President
and Directors will be held at the CompaDy's Office.
jyl52w JOSEPH NASH, Secretary.
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CorroN in New York remains quiet at
201c.
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LETTERING TEETH.

Not only does SOZODONT impart the whiteness
of the purest porcelain to the teeth but its polish
too They glisten after being brushed with it like
the inner surface of an ocean SHE'LL and the effect
of this peerless dentifrice is to render the enamel
as hard and indestructibe as adamant.
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An editor who recently discharged his
pop-gun at the Democratic party, has
since then been heard humming-
"oh, wouldn't kill the old party,
wouldn't if I could;
But needn't fret about 1t,
For couldn't if / would"
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Save and mend the pieces, use "spalding's
Glue" jy23-deod1w
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non SALE VERY CHEAP,

2S ACRES OF LAND, 81 miles from the city, on
the Lebanon pike soil very lne sia M, mouse s S
this State and Alabama, for sale, consisting oil
mountain lands, mineral and coal lands, stock
farms. etc A. IL. W. ?. HURLEY
Real Estate Agents,
fuD1tf No. 6 Maxwell House.
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Mathematical Instruments, 116 pages. Optical
Instruments, "a pages. Magic Lanterns and Stere-
opticians, SO pages. Philosophical Instruments, GA
pages. JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
924 Chestnut street,
sp27 d3m Philadelphia, Ia.
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". (. GREENFIELD,
Nos. 10 GJst! II
COJLH GE STREET.
F U r NJ IT r e !!

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The great success Of our business is the aualit
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You may rest assured that we sell none but gooa
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Particular attention given 20 packing, may-2gs
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have been suffering with this dreadful
disease for the past nine years the last two
of which have been confined to my bed
NV case was decided incurable by number
of physicians who treated me during that
Tina / was induced during the past sum
mer to try your Alternative Compound, and
am happy to say, to the surprise OF my
self and friends, that now consider my
gelf almost cured. I am now able to walk,
and work some for my family.
I reside In the rear Of No. 50 Broad
street NER1 DIOhEh5Oh.
NASHVILLE, Dec. s, 1859.
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lLTIRlTIVI
COMPOUND
Sarsaparilla & Iodide Of Potash.

THIS valuable preparation Is presented
to the public with the full assurance and
confidence Of its superiority over al others
! as Blood Purifier and Alternative Medicine.
It Is entirely vegetable, well known to the
| ! Medical Faculty as possessing powerful
! medicinal properties, and Is recommended
10 cure the following diseases, viz: Scrof-
ula or Kings Evil, rheumatism, Obstinate
! Out2neous Eruptions, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ringvorm or letter, Stubborn Ulcers OF
long standing, Secondary Syphilis cures
| Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Nervous Debil-
ity, Inflammation Of the Kidneys or Blsd-
| der.
This valuable Compound Is no qusok
| nostrum. The formula Ia open for the IN
| spection Of all regular physicians, who are
respectfully invited to examine the same.
Read the following certificates:
RHEUMATISM
This Is to certify that was attacked with
Infammatory Rheumatism In the year
| 1855, and have tried numerous remedies
| and physicians, both here and In Louis
Vile, without relief. 1t is about ak months
! | since commenced taking your Alternative
Compound, the first bottle OF which AZ
forded me relief, and / take greas pleasure
IN recommending It to all others similarly
afflicted. l consider myself entirely cured
| OF Rheumatism, Of which / have suffered
more than mortal can describe. I consider
| mine was one Of the worst Of cases
Ireside at No. SIN Broad street.
J. & MASON,
EAUvnLE, Dec. !, 1863.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION!

CLEMENTS q Co.,
PTOprietOrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02
E . d RS .,...,
vMtl0nftc O0rfcll"

ii aud fir tisIss Sabr NIT nsutn 9srbelIeutn.
gen alisssltntttt pCrstn unb nit alien 8eausm-
lt6feitsn, Giibsn, 8Gnfen, Ibattieen eaubsn Il.
I. tp. prrlebsu. Der Gigsntbiimtr pirb auberbem
eafir iereeu saB ss mic an luterbaltuns fsbIt
une lld Sstrsbsli, isinsn @artsH SH sirazsass-
nebmsn Auftnibalf fir aas 3u MAIDEN, sgrFte
id SOn ben 0iiiben bsr MeGe bel einsm lhdu-
menben 1ranE ausruben unb unterbalten pcllen.
3abIrsi4sm Ssia9s sntssssnirttne, ssi9nst
2fap7O Q. ep9er,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02
(8OrtIsBuns folet.)
. l1eher hen .hnrrnhnsMu

= lleber BEN y5urrab"s s8uf eetsu bic
,@r3b." fcl9enoe NctiSen: Der alte
Rrieasruf Der @ermnnsn in Der @Slter-
panperunS mar: y6ara"; er 1fetnt i'm
Often betm 8ampfe nit ben Slapen. Suns
nen, gIoaren gu uDara" aepprben ;u
isin; mad ben &reujSiisen tIans in benz
peutlhen 8eiter9eere unter mebrerfn ans
beren 9lufen SARA 10" unb ,,8urra
pei". 9lus nSara" ifnb Die Sa9prufe
,5ala, SaIO unb SaIi" entfanbsn. Sn
ben 2an;fnehtbaufen lautete per 8rir9s<
ruff ,,5erra6 ber" mas nidt nur ,,beran"
bebeuten IoG. Sm 3Oiatrisen Srisse wurs
be. In ben beut1den Sdbnlein Der 8uf
,SoIda" sebrGudlt6, Der pielei6t bonn
Nprbmeere in'S 9anb aetommen mar. Sn
benz gepprtenen S6lbnerbesre bes IS.
Sa6rtunperts muB pisler 8uf lsltener ses
worreu Iein. qls i'm Yesinne unIerss
Sabrbunbfrts baS v5urrab" aus bem
ruliiI6en 5sere in's preueiIde iibersins,
ba nabmen bic DeutIhen nur iGren als
ten S6la6truf tpiecer auf ben bic 8uIs
fen pte tbren etgenen 9famen uno mans
Dies anpere-in Der ScrSeit BON ben @ers
manen ilberfommen batten." Oa5u mare
,u bsmsrten, boB Der 5urrabruf aud i'm
fisbenidbrisen SrieSe oft 9enu9 ertlaus,
uno swar In ben Hei9en Der taiIerlihen
g5ltsr 1laStIden Stammes: Der 8uf
lautets: ,5urrat! b. t. gum 9arapies !"
mas ME uns Ideint, tefer gum ruiif6sn
5urtab, ais gu benz altsermanii8en 9ara
pabt. n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02

geI6eib t6un un6, mar nod 6amt Be-
f&6ftist. als er mebrere Serrsn In Uni.
form bemertte, irelde In pas 3immer tras
ten unb balbIaut NIT bem Btrt9e ipras
den.
ySa gapitainH bGrtr er biefen antwOrs
ten, oeett nur nuf grer 9immsr; Sbr
fout IO9leif bepient perben." Damn f6
eessn bic SfftSiere beusenb, fIafer!e er
mebrere @prte, pel&e ra6riGeiulitb uuf
Yetsr 8ssus batten. 8eul'tens 900 uns
fer peblar bisIsn SAluB aus mebrersn
g8inten unb 8liden, tueldbe bic Spreasns
ben auf ibn parfen.
st (5OrtieBuns fcl9t.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02
NcipnSere SSnd,rfcf,f.

gtaGritt pirb tiermt grsr6sn, bab Der Inter
settnete, ,,gerfertiger unb gsrfGufsr bon sri
neralpnIer unb Ipnlfigen @rtrGnfen In GIaI6en,"
cine 9iHe Der Spt ibm gebrauhten 6lalasn in
Der amtsftube bes StaatsIefrstGrs bon prnnIpl-
oanien brppnirt bat, unb eegen irgtnb eiite Per
ion cher peripneit, Der 70 beSebnetr 6laltm nit
NineraltpaTer pbsr ir9eue eintm anpsrru 6je-
tranfe fiillt, pbrr ie Fault perfauft cher auf IT.
eenb cine 9rt bamit bnnbslt, pber le tenuBt, um
Obj barin ;u balten peer Su irgenS einrni 3pede,
piro seIeBli9 psrfabren terben.
HI Grtebr. S6ra6er
1....... Scranton, pa.
Wlan beaGte na6ifrbenben GeisBerla6:
,.Gs pirb biernit ais ungeirBlidt erflGrt fir
irssnb pelde psrfUn pber prrIonsn, tbne GrS
ldubniB bes GisentbiimerS irgeub 70 beSei6nete
6laiben NIT MineralpalIer pber ipnlfigem Sc
trGnfe Su fiillen, ;u Serfaufeu, Su Sergrbrn, 3u
faufen, peer pamit su banbeln, penn fplbs 0ln-
I6e tii6t BON redtsn Gigeutbiimrr eefaiif fbirb
unp irsenp 9smaub, Der Fd 10 Ssrsebt, ii bait,
bar fir cine Strafe bon fiinf,ig Gents fir iebe
Iplde 8laIte, 70 sefiillt pbcr Srrlauft, gsbraut,
Dergeben, gsfauft pbsr bamit grbanbeIt, fir bns
erfe gerseben ittb flint DClldre fir jetrs weittrr
gereeber, Su erlanscn Spr irgrnS eiilrni slltrr-
mann pber 5riebensribtsr, fpie Strafen ssiesIi6
;u srIansen fnb fir ben Staat." 2lf7ti
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02
@er bat alte Gente?

Sir amerifnnif6e aIts Gents BON ben Sabr-
sinssn 1892, 1893, 1893; 1904, 1909 unb 1915
psr6tn cute grtiIe bsSabIt. @bsnlp fir babe
Gsnte sspiiIsr SGbrsdnse.
gBsr iul&e bsiiBt mslOs ii& In Der grpsbittcn
bieies 9lattts. 3bS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02
Sefanntntocbmno.

2lls bietsnisen DeutIhsn, psI6s auf benz
bsutIhen prssbyterianiI6sn 9ir6bOfe snfpster
einsrlus @rGbsr pter 9ssrbisuugsplSBe fir s5a-
milisn piinI6en, linb srudt, lid an ben Inter
seidnetrn AZ penten, pel6er isbe nGbere Aus-
tunft iber preiie Gage II. (. ~. bereittpillis er-
tbsilt. Gbas. Gbrbarbt
2fap3m II. gHart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02
StiefeIla 1t. S6mbe!
Oapis nmb GoIbimitb,

2i5 penn Apenus
erlauten fG biermit sinem Ssrebrten publifum
ansussiaer, bab fe Icsben Gin nsueS Stiefsln-
unb S6ubssltaft am ubissn plaBe rriiHuet ba-
ben, tnb Iaben 8reunbe llnb 8efannts Su Sabls
rsi6sm gt1ude Gin.
Sbre @aaren limb erf ueulit ;u ser nitbris-
iftn @GleprImie rinsefdiift mas iie IN ben Gtanb
feet 70 BILLIE ais irsenb Gin anbsres GeI9dft
su Serfaufen.
Serr g. @clbImitb III bsm pubIifum 16cu
felt lGnserer 3et ais erersiIber @sItGftsmann
bsfannt itnb nsue @rbeit nno Reparaturen tper-
ben unter ieiner ,lpesiellen aufii6t ansefertist.
Sfpmmt unb ibsrseugt Gu6.
5mi70 Davis II. @pIbImi it6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02
ScrGalltOtl SHtls,
0tetpr Sod, Gissntbimsr.

Dirles I1Snt unb btdusms SOtrI, seratt bem
Depot aesentibtr gels9tn 1T felt hem I aprl tn
ben 9efiB BON 8ictpr 8ph iibergeenngen. tpelder
balrIbe 6ur6 unb burd renUpirt bat. Wit benz
S0tel IN cine RrRauratipu fir Damsn unb per-
ren perbunbeH, NO tparine unb faIte SpeIen Al
trber 5aafsaeit ltrpirt psreen. r-f
Our aeecmpbatiCn fir ReiIrnbe III elm ldSnts
9sIs,immsr unb Elm 9illarblaal emit Sier pbea-
Ion giliarbsl etneeriGtet tpsrpeh. ~
Der bublb eiustribtrtr See Cream Salon III
itbf tfBFfet iinb See Cream bon entI6isbenrm
ptSb pollen 3eiteu itrpirt.
7ap70 g7- @ietpr Sod, prop'r, ~
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ojo SDiniom S5aFer's '..i .sIi q
8eittit. 0tqltOr= Oeihift,

eSimditt Straes 3sSe garfIi'.is s
SGlt auf 8puatb, fin G'rOesH rnb SIsinsn,
ale In lein Sad eini6lassnben @rtifel, iOpis sas
bsffe Bier In Spbt part falte Speiisn une
Oysters, psIfs auf has 5etnffs ;ubsreitst psrs
ben. HfE f,r.U5,,fs .r.I
8rtunbs unS Geinbe, 70 aud 9efannte Ser-
libsrs i'd, baB it tinfu fsinen 8Srratb unb ale
brnIbaTe 8sauemIihfeit bel mir finben. t.t,f..
siigt BiIliam 8afer
f0tu. ..H... Go. Mrnhriefnr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-02

Giuem persbrten pubIifum bic tr9ebfnt Nn'
,siar, eae pfiars, nabr bem Depot grlessne eofa
ntn ringrri6iet une bfeeutfne seTl9cnert fpereen
4 uub inter ber geiting pes llnierSeibnetfu BEN
beutldbfu pu6litim feet pieeer oHen lfebt
Die 3eit efr fcrmelleu Giupfibune tpiTb lpd
Ter befanut grmdht.
Sas ausesri6ntts ,.SrbeitripH" uub cine
,urbarfifrnes genhIatiOn MAIDEN eieles Spfa
u etm angfHsbmfen Auffntbaltssrt In bet
5tabt. DOM 9pbn 3ttbIeL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05
pDExocRArrc MErrrNe IN WNNE-

n No. w--s
IL "iS
heetiIs VI Milat lew Deul-
ocrats mere are IN ms community was
nelu III fihe scliool7Ilousc on SATURDAY
evening last, anu was addressed py
y. w. Kendall, the Democratic nom-
met lor congress. MT: hendall WAS
very easy ana graceful III MS manner,
and the same time assuming the Old
Democratic retrograding position Oh
the issues before the people. His re-
marks elected nothing new, but reit-
Grated n Old slnS-song thrcadDare
story OH Chinese, the ring, bank rings,
railroad monopoiles, ETC., etc., with
wnicirtne people have become so thor
oughly diSgusted IN hearing, ina more
thah otie-lalf OF his audience LETT the
mouse alter lie mad taken up ABOUT
three-quarters OF an hour In his re-
marks. A number OF his audience who
retired from the meeting said that they
failed to discover anything original
or captivating In Mr.. kendalFs dis
course, and could not see what wa to
be gained, but much to lose, by trading
off HOY. ThomasF Fitch for G. w. Ken
dali in the present campaign; and an
old Democrat remarked; 1T would
De wen TO let wei enough None; II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05

A WEALTHY lady Of New York re-
Gently went through an extraordinary
performance She gave out her engage
mcnt to a gentleman in Washington,
had the cards sent out, the guests came
in numbers, many presents were sent
in, the clergyman was ready, the bride
waiting, but the groom came not. On
an explanation being demanded of the
astounded gentleman, it appeared that
the whole thing was 4 delusion OF an
invention Of the lady's without the
slightest knowledge on his part. ID
was n sad case Of marriage on the
BRAIN"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05

4 New JERSEY gentleman who en-
ploys q coOlie aS 4 domestic servant
nnds that the paganism OF the China
man Il his greatest fault. The other
morning the family, including the
coolie. were gathered in the sitting
room for prayers. When the exercises
were over, 1t was ascertaiued that the
coolie had been worShipping an old
fashioned brass andiron in the fire
place. lie mistook it for al idol, and
had offered II two dead rata, and began
his religious exercises out Of 4 prayer
book In seventy-tour volumes and n
supplement. He spends fonr hours 4
day In front OF the iron, saying his
catechlsm, and the impression through
out tho neighborhood is, that IL any
thing csn be done with brass andiron
in the way OF securing the Chinese idea
oil fellclto,ts hereafter. that persistent
coolle will do t.-Eastera erc'mnye.
OH. that Kendall Tom Fitch's conf
petitor for Congress could only have
had tho above coolie by the rue earlier
In the campaign, which Is now nearly
c!osed-how he would have made his
old bones rattle! And then, too, the
andiron. Ye gods aud little fishes.
but Kendall lost u big thing. Too
late, too late. The great principles oil
Democracy have slipped np-ior the
ooolie In New Jersey c!!j would have
been the cap-sheaf Of kendall's po-
lltical fodder-stack upon which he has
been feeding Bradley's kline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05

ELECrioS D,Y.-Next Tuesday the
State election OF Nevada takes place,
and It behooyes every true and loyal
Republican to vote the straight ticket
which. has been nominated by the
party. Let there be no trading, swap
ping, and betraying OF friends in our
W party. The Democrats are and
will be willing to trade t%wo-thirlS Of
their ticket. II Republicans will vote
for one-third OF theirs. But let no
false and deceptive promises lead our
Republican friends astray. Vote the
straight ticket. Let no Republican
stay away from the polls, but he OH
hand early and vote. Also. beware Of
bogus tickets, of which the Democrats
will have plenty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05
A GRAND RALLY ON MONDAY
.,av EVENING !4FrEen


That It Is the purpose Of many in
the Democratic party to hereafter let
the 5dead bury its dead, and to adyo-
cate measures pertaining to the pres
ent century, there i, no doubt. Only
4 few days since the Chicago Times
contained a scathing rebuke of the
Democratic press south for an attempt
10 revive old Issues and old prcjudiccS.
That party lrts always proven to be
p~rofligate and INSCRIPTIONS, and only
when OIL OF power does it speak OF
reformation. IL Is for Republicans to
prevent the Democracy from ginning
IN advantage by the assumed over
throw of dead issues" What we
want now is recognition of the needs
of the hour, a demonstration Of the
fact that the party is fully capable Of
producing financial reforms, and to as
sist a not less important and urgen,
work OF material development. This
il a progressive ase, and the people
are q progressive people. so much so
that even the leaders Of the Democratic
party have learned that to be success
ful u reformation is necessary. Let us
have a policy and n programme suited
TO the emergencies of the times. 1t
need not be absolutely rev, but 1t
should eviuce an appreciation Of the
new influences in operation among
and around it. Bear in mind, then,
Republicans, that to retain power we
must be a liberal party, tolerant OF
opinions; In short, a progressive party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05

Overland Dispatches
THE --LATEST
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR !
BY THE CABLES.
DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON +!
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR !
BY THE CABLES.
DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON

NEW York. November "a special
from Versailles says deserters from
Paris say tits thought that the Pro-
yisional Government will refuse to
hold an election, for fear of losing
power.
A citizen was obliged to wait SIX
hours at a butcher shop, In Paris, for
one fifth of y pound Of meat.
Horse flesh sells at from sto is Scents
per pound. Four thousand two hund-
red catable horses IRE still in the city.
BRrssEI.s, November - Eugene
passed here ell route to Chisclhurst.
Cluseret assumed command Of the
National Garde at Marseillas, notwitl-
standing opposition.
An explosion occurred at Cherburg,
in which &c persons were injured.
LONDON, November 5.-French SUBJ
scriptions to the French loan In Eng
land amount to nincty-four millions
francs.
Another conference was held at Yer
STILES between Theirs and Bismarck.
The Inhabitants Of Disc are holding
supplies from the French army, pre-
ferring to sell them for cash.
A dispatch from Brussels says fresh
disturbances have occurred in Paris.
Bazaine gives the lie to Gambetta's
charges, and Indignantly denies any
t~reachery or treason or bargain with
Bonapartists. He reviews the cause
and facts which made surrender incv-
liable, after All unparalleled siege and
unremitted suffering.
The Sultan of Zanzibar Is dead.
News from Paris says the Govern
ment has issued a proclamation to the
people, saying: 1--WE await orders.
We are at a perilous post, which the
resolutions of September 4th assigned
to us, and We remain with the force
coming from You. We realize the
great duties which your confidence i'm
pose. The national defense must be
our exclusive occupation. We will re-
press all criminal movements by 4 Sc
vere execution Of law"
Favre also asked the people to be
obedient to their military chiefs and
respect the laws.
T'rochu made n speech, in which he
said: "The Republic alone can ave
W.. IF TINT Is lost, we will all he
lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-05

To THE WoREISGMES Oh HUMBOLDT
CouSrY.-Do you know that the bas-
tard Democracy of the State Of Nevada
are deceiying you? Does not Judge
Berry, John G. Fall and the Democratic
leaders cry out against Chinese imni-
grafton and labor? Yet, they and
their partisans are the only ones that
employ the Chinese. W0rkingmen,
how long are you going to be luped
and deceived? When will you rise In
the power Of your mighty strength
and help Republicans throw of this
incubus upon white labor and free
men! Vote the Republican ticket
HpmbolH RsgiSter.