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Yellow Fever on Ships from Cuban
PORTS. .r..

New YORK, September 13.-The steamer
Bienville, from Havana, has been quaran-
tined. The Board Of Health reports EenoW
fever aboard of her. Seven vessels, oil from
Cuban infected ports, are at quarantine.
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DEATH Of A Prominent CITiZEH.-We
are panied TO announce the death Of Major
William +. Taylor, II prominent citizen Of
u city, who departed this lite yesterday
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FURNITURE, &c.

IMPORTANT TO A Livery 60
ri intend moving t To the large building ~
now being erected on Governor street by ;; ".
Uarwood about the 18th Of October. Until that
lin. PARLUR, DINING-ROON, M6ER
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES can be bought
Al our establishment II ABOUT cost. we invite al
In want OF good substantial furniture anu mat'
trrssas 10 examine our stock before we move:
HARDWOOD i HITTER,
..s onnosite the post office. Main street.
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~ BARRELS OLD VIRGINIA RYE
~ WHISKEY,
20 barrels a. Gauegan's OLD RYE. 1857;
10 barrels Waggouer & Harvey's very nue. oLD
so barrels VIRGINIA APPLY BRANDY:
vie WAGGOSER i HARVEY.
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WASHINGTON, September 13.-The State
Department has official advices that the
Prussians were yesterday in twenty-five
miles of Paris,
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FREDERICKSBURG OrOMACo
RAILROAD COMPANY "A
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT., ~
RtClINnNn VA uu,. II !. 1eTa IL

NOTICE.-For the accommodation OF
19 persons deslrous of visiting thu country at
and Milford CHEAp ROUNDJTRlP TICK It's
will be sold good only on the train leaving Broad-
street depot at Q NJ on sUhDAYS, and return.
Ing on the THR ugh MALThAIk of that day,
arriving 10 Richmond at 2:3S p. A.. or on the AC.
COMMDDATIOH TRAIN ofthe following Mon
day( morning., arriving In st $3.50
The MAIL TRAIN will stop, on signal, for re-
tnro passengers only at PENOLA, CHESTFR.
LAND, KILBY'Si TAYLOR,S CROSSING,
MEuNTAIN ROAD, and HUNGARY. i
The ACCOMMODATES TRAIN will stop at
any point on signal. j.. B. GEkTRY.P
au IL I'm General Ticket Agent.
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RAmROApr


IA@
OH yGE OF sGHEDULE-CHsaa.
GP IKE AaD OHIO RsILROAp.-op sad
~ IRAlN viii run, daily between nfchnona
Egesn Sordonsvilfs and White Sulphur. LeEva
81 nnnond IS 0 A. Nj. arrive II White Sulphur
asrua.M Leave White Sulphur at 30 A. H ana
Snass = richmond nj. A:SG p. NJ mkktnx close
Nh sSs.ons at GordoDsyflle and Charlottesville
t M cfnnge, Afexznorfn and Mans .sas' railroad
pbi1nnaoI ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON Baltimore,
nncSts!pnia7 New York. Boston. As., also for
NHs1 nnouIg, knoxville ChattaDooga. Memnhia.
GGn, Daleans, MONTGOMERY, Mobile, I. To-
| and sur y u g passtngers dine q: GordorsyflIg
| Goshcn and S,rn ,nRton. Soins East, breaxfass ct
This train c elns az Gordonsvtlle. sS---~
AZ Staunton with s.ases Ter Susnsta Gay. s<,sa-
nnsusl springs, ID miles and Weysr,s' Gaysli'ii
hsGoshen With stages for Cold su1pbu, sn :,
2m1le5 hock6ridgeA ,Hm SprinosS q rrs,aSs DtIta ~
Drldge bafhs,10 miles ;sLextnsTon. 10 ini,ss 80
Natural Bridge 35 mflee. - 10AsAse
Az Mflporo' with stages for Bath Alum SbrfnSs
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is mIles; Hot Sprfnrs,
miles and Healing Springs, % miles. f3fgIovf
at CoV1ngton with stages 10 Healing SPRINGS
IL miles; and hot Springs, Is miles. -.
AT Afieghany. with scages to Red Sweet Springs.
o milss and oid Sweet springs, 70 mIes. .H8L'
At White Sulphur SPRINGS with stages for Bait
Sulphur Springs 24miles; Blue SULPHUR Springs.
20 miles Red Sulphur Springs, Il miles 7; Lewis.
burg, Q miles ; and Charleston, 100 miles. 'EEsaI
Through tickets iseued to all points North. West,
JAMES r. EETRERLAYD,,
SCI -. Genera Ticket A 1enf.
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QLChMOND AND UANVlLLE Kali.

~ RoAD:-rAssGNGER sCHEDULa:
GOING ana Danyiils pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily except Suudaysl
at OILS A. M.i leave BurkGyille daily Except Sun.
days. a. ! 7, NJ; arrive Of panyfIle daily {s!.
AFD EXF8ESs leaves Richmona dSiIy al 1865
2. ~; leaves Danvtlle daily st ] IS A. D.; arrives
Al GREENSBORO daily st Los 4. d.. "a
GONG NORTH. hynchburs and Dsnulle pas.
7a9A M; leave Burkevilie daily except SIM.
days) at l r. d.. arrive at Richmond daily
except Sundaysl st 1852. NJ. THROUGH NAIL
AM EXPRESS lea yes Greensboro daily at 1:ls
A. M; leaves Danyille daily at 8 SO A. Ia. ; ar.
riyes at Richmond daily ct Iits A. NJ.
The Lynchburg snd Dsnvtlle Passenger Train
connects st BucEeyille with the trains on the
southslde roSd foI teeeracurs Norsolk, Lynch.
stnia sua Tennessee railroads, Bristol, dBpI.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and al important points South and Southwest
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, So
vannah, Nacon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C.; 90. /;
and at Richmond with he Richmond, Fredericka.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. . as11a
SLEEPING CARS and Chill S'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through expreas
train. THOHk DODAMFAD,-
sc ] . Slpe IN endent.
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We are the sole agents for the above for this
c,tr, CARTER Il CHRISTIAN.
y IA No.. $50 Main street.
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WINES N

1O BARRELS OLD RYE WHISKEY,
~ 20 barrels GIFTED WHlSkEY,
10 barrels DOMESTIC land and GIN.
4 barrels SOUTHAMPTON
BRANDY,
5cssks pure PORT and SHERRY WINE,
cask pure FRENCH BRANDY,
cask pure H. LLAND GIN,
cask pure IRISH WHISKEY,
for sale BY u,ccr>o
ceo UDftN VI.
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RICHMcND, FREDERICKSBURG q POT r r.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT,f
RICHMOND, August Iltb< ls7e.;gS
DOR WANT OF DEPOT ROOM In
n RICHM ND we are compelled to notify
erchdncs 70 whom grain Is consigned thai IL
must be removed within TWENIY.FUUK
HOURS after the arrival of freight trims (dstiy
at 2:l5 I'm } or IL Will be stored at their expense.
BY order Of the General Sup, rlntendent.
j. b. GENTRY,
au 12-lm General Freielt superintendent.
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RICHMOND pKTERsBUga s.R: Co-,I

RICHMOND AND z. r. Coat
RICHMOND. April %. Is7s.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
L run as follows
Leave Richmond at 3:45 A. NJ. and $50 Z. M.
Leave Petersburg at 10 A NJ. and 7:05 2. NJ
Freight and accommodation train, with pessen-
ger car attached. VIII leave Richmond daily ats
days excepted. ~ }tIsHF
fhe 345 A. II. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:e5 L. u. train win not leays
Petersburg on SUEDAPS
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 2:50 r. n.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached 70 lhs coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDA VS. and
FRIDAYS.
Chester with the accommodation train. PaSIe1.
gers returning Will take the ESQ r. NJ. train con.
Meeting at Chester with the coal traag.
THOMASH WYNNE,st
sp % superintendent.
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CKIN DISEASES.

SKIN DISEASES.
The CAReoLIC PERFUMED MEDICINAL
AND BATH SOAPS ars now prescribed by the
mot eminent practitioners in many skin diseases
and have proved very sficacious. ~s
For sale at ~
49, MEADE BAKERS Drug store,
=.. cto Nj - cfrpat
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e. RILEY WHISKEY.

o.. RILE1 WliIShEI.
~ .kICHMoSD June 10, 1870.
1.-THE undersigned have c~.refnlly anali zed the
sam lie of II Whisky submitted for
inspection by CARTER 4 CHRISTIE y, and GER
tify hat IL Is a very fine distillation and iree from
garded as a healtbful and medicinal beverage.
ID. b. MCCAW. II. D.,
"late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical College OF
CIVILIAN II. TAYLOR, NJ. D., =.
.Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF viz
.'ginta.'f
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U&OIIET SOAPS-Old and me.
WILLIAM u. DANURIDGE Co...
% So. Broad street.
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DR. MAURY'S TOOTH-BkUSHES just
POWHATAN +. DUPt1Y,
an % Apothecrry. All Broad street.
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The rain fell heavily for q few momettsn
wei enough to make the frst lncn VI LUG
dust sticky and to load down pS"
dcstrians with rapid umuiation VI d n"u
which adhered to the feet like vet snoW'
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VVAIR.-SO0 bushels PLASTERERS
IL BAR for sale BIZ HULAT % kiA0
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Miles of C0rpses-<iravelOtfe After the
Bastsc-Acrcs Of Dead md Dying
The liam Of Dofh Armies Piled in
Bloody Hcaps-A Scene of Horror
Described Inv Nfurnt ENnlstaad.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.

FFOW ETt N'uCfHHHEI NufnMerCFai.
PoNT-A-MorssoN, August 90 There
We're, for instance, four or five thousand
dead men in sight. Here. there, every
where, the poor fellows had been tumblcd
over. We came upon n Frenchman whose
head had been Knocked off by O cannon
shot. There remained of it two scraps of
skin, each as large rs your hand, and on one
was his moustache and the end of his nose,
and on the other u patch Of the hair of his
head. Another had been struck In the
centre of his body and almost cut in two.
The shoulders and head were left, the hairy
knapSack and red cap still clinging to them,
and below the bloody mass his coarse shoes
and white CATERS were visible his face was
in the dust. Another French soldier had
been.
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sDICKLING SPICES for sale by
POWHATAH e. DUrUY. Apothecary..
10 4G7 Rraad street.
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1870. 1870.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
- SHORT LINE. -


RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
North, EAST, AND NORTHWEST, =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I'll. IuarmI,ie. Of Acc.

LAO AaA
Deercpitude Is the natural accompaniment OF old
ace. but II may be ameliorated, and the period OF
entire helplessness long postponed by the Judicious
use Of a hcalthful stlmulant. Physicians, fully
aware of this fact, usually recommend moderate
stimulation when the strength and rigor OF matu-
rlty have been suspended by the fceoleness anu
prostratlon which arc the inevitable results OF ue-
cIlnIng years. Port wine, gin. brandy ana ouer
uouors are ofcn prescribed by medlcalnien Tor aged
persons. but the Impulse which fermented anu DIS
tillsi liauors give to the circulation, and the energy
they srem to lmpart, Is transltory. unless the alco-
bolIc principle Is modified and qualified BY the pres
cnce of medical tonles and invigorants. or all the
combination Of diIuslve stimuli with the juices OF
herbs, roots aud banks that have ever been adninls-
tered to the aged AMI inilrm, with the riaw OF sus-
tanning their waning strength. cheering their droop-
Ing spirits and relieving the aches and pains l"
which they are subjected, none has been iouhd no
efacacIous. SO agreeable and 80 permanent III Its
effects as IIostc,ter's Stomach Bltters. The diirr-
once between the effect Of the Bitters and that Of u
mere %cxcItant, however pure, Is the same NJ between
the effect Of u sudden and momentary application
of excessive force TO n given purpose. and the result
of a steady, continuous application OF eNactS tue
requisite amount Of force to the same end. Inc
mere spirit OF physical energy produced by drNh
land which is always succeeded by corresponding
depression) never yet benefited any man or woman
suffering from physical decay. A cordial Ike HOS
letters Blticrs. ut once soothing AMI inviSoratlnH'
i the remedial agent required.
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OPERA House MATISEE.-To-morrow
afternoon another OF those very en-
eellent and fashionable matinees will
be given at Piper's Opera House for
which that popular place Of amuse-
ment is so justly noted, commencing
ut two o'clock. This matinee Is given
for the special pleasure and accommo-.
dation ofladies. children. families, u
others. who can get no more laforaoie
or convenient opportunity OF attend
ing the theater, and therefore cannot
fail to give general satisfaction.
The famous lydia Thompson Blonde
Burlesaue Troupe will appear. In by
far the best matinee entertainment OF
the season. We need not particularize
In the matter, but merely content our
self with asserting that all who do not
embrace the opportunity OF seeing TINS
very extraordinary troupe OF artistes
will regret it forever after. No such
attraction was even before seen at tue
Opera House, and on this particular
occasion every seat'in the house Will
no doubt be we'll filed. For the con-
yenience Of the Gold Hill people at
tending, Jake White will have on
extra buses, and the day being a
very pleasant one in all prob
ability, the ride to Virginia and back
will be no small portion of the enjoy
ment. This matinee ut the Opera
House cannot fail 10 be well at
tended, by reason of the eStraor-
binary attraction, and the people
Of Carson, Empire, and other points
contiguous to the railroad, might en-
brace the opportunity for 4 very agree
able pleasure excursion.
A DELiaHrFuL SUMMER REsoRr.-
Hope Valley, at the head Of the Car
son, twenty-five miles above Genoa,
says the Enterprise, is at this season
n of the most delightful regions In
the whole Sierra Nevada range OF
mountains In which to ruSticate. There
is a hotel In the valley and several
farm-houses. The nights are so cool
I'm the valley that persons camping out
will find two pairs of blankets not UNI
comfortable. Brook trout can ne
caught as fast as a hook can be baited
and thrown into the water. ANY guam
tity of the best milk in the world is to
be had there, also plenty Of fresh eggs
and delicious butter. 1t is but eight
miles from Hope Valley to Silver
Lake, another delightful spot. where
there are always so many C~alifornians
stoppiug at this season that at the first
siebt OF their tents the visitor Is in
oit,od n think he has stumbled upon
n methodist camp meeting or a small
army of mountain bandits, male and
female. These facts we have from a
Virginian who has visited the region,
and was perfectly enchanted with the
place.
WEATHER. The thermometer at
Virginia yesterday indicated s. de-
yrees In the shade. In Gold Hill IL
BANGED two degrees higher. At II A: n.
the mercury rose to 81 degrees. Owing
10 heavy clouds and a light sprinkle OF
rain cooling the air, however, 1t fell to
SO degrees at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
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CAUTION !
THE PUBLIC - HEREBY G.

THE PUBLIC II HEREBY eau.
L toned against occupying or purchasing from
A. s. Edwards. or his agent, the property known
as the Fort Homestead Property, situated in the
town of Gold Hill. Storey County, Nevada. Said
property belongs to z; Lyford and family as q
the State Laws OF Nevada. Legal proceedinga
win be commenced u judicially determine tie
validity Of our title to the entire premises, and
alltresspassers punished accordingly.
Gold Hill, July ID, 1910. jy9.n
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
|, ,hn sufferer. of the lntc Gold Hin

To the Sufferers OF the late Gold Hill
and DAYTON tires, and all who are In want Of Fur
nIturc, Wall Paper. Paints. Furnishing Goods. etc.
II YOU want to save your money you can 10 so DS
calling ON me before purchasing clsewhere. as my
stock Is the largest and most complete In the stale,
from a cradle TO a clothes pin. Being bought In the
Eastern markets for cash, and having no rents or
clerk hire 10 pay, as others have, l can afford TO sell
these goods for forty per cent. less than any other
house In SIlverland. Call and see our prices, as the
proof Of the pudding Is In eating II. Remcm0er
the old stand, No. lU South z street. virginia, anu
ir:g.tr L, W. KEYES.
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h. House We Live In.-Thc mimi Is the
tenant OF the body. and unless the tenement Is Kept
In good repair. the immortal occupant Is depressed.
dIS,rauglt. miserable. and sees things through a
glass, tlarEly.'. not rs they really are. When the
stomach Is relaxed. the liver torpid. the bowels dis
~orIcrei, AMI the nerves unstrung, invieoratc. resu-
late AMI tone them with TARRANr's EYrEEvEscENT
SELrzER APETnENT. Its operation Is certain. palm
less and ~salutary. 1t brings the action OF these
Important organs into conformity with the laws OF
health the spirits rise. the brain clears, anu tue
capacity to enjoy life Is restored TO desp0ndlnG In
valids.
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PlUTR DOCTORS

Among the Piutes, same as among
the pale faces, there are physicians.
As to mode of practice, probably, II
doctors and their "medicine men"
might not particularly agree, yet many
worldly minded people are vile enough
to suppose that neither are entirely
free from the suspicion of humbng.
The Piute doctor does not kill his pa
tent with internal drugs, starve him
to death, nor shut him up to die away
from the pure free life-giving air and
light OF heaven, but he resorts to plenty
Of other nonsense, which may or may
not be harmless, according to the esti-
nation Of the civilized medical frater-
nity; but, .where doctors disagree,
who shall decide" 1t is at their occa-
sional festivals or fandangoes that the
Piute doctor Is the most interestingly
prominent. At the recent festive oc-
casion Of the kind, about a mile or so
east of Gold Hill, this feature OF Piute
bygeian ideas vas very noticeably
prominent. There were halfa dozen
of these doctors present, and as a spe,,
men of their professional style and
skill, we will tell how II Of them ope-
rated: A sick pappoose was brought
TO him, and instead OF looking wise,
feeling the pulse, bookings at the tongue
or ordering a prescription OF nasty
tasting compounds at the nearest drug
store, he merely got down on his hands
and knees, in anything but q profess
sional looking position, with a blanket
thrown over him, and there, with his
mouth clapped close to that OF the sick
he sucked and sucked away
nj intervals with long breaths. rs often
rs the mother chose to pass h young
II along, the idea being that he thus
sucked or imbibed the disease away
from the child. In caSe Of bowel conf
plant or other locally defined disorder,
he applied his mouth more directly to
the point affected. After about NV
minutes of this practical application,
the child was handed back to its pa
rent, and the skillful medicine man."
covered closely with q blanket, rested
about three minutes, when the most
fearful howlings~ proceeding therefrom,
indicated that the pains OF the disease
drawn from the child, were operating
upon and passing through his W sys-
tenn. For this professional service the
doctor receives neither fee nor reward,
Il being considered merely his duty
and assigned sphere in the community.
They are appointed by the Chief Of the
tribe, and claim to receive their heal
ing endowment through inspiration
from the great Spirit-a sort Of immor-
tai diploma from 4 higher source than
those of the pale-tace doctors. We I'M
derstand that in case Of the death OF
three patients In succession under their
care, they are summarily denounced
as arrant humbugs and killed forth
with. This rule would operate rather
roughly, yet perhaps beneficially,
among white men,. We fear. however,
that the medical fraternity In this sec
ton rs we'll rs any other. would get
most wofully thinned out at that rate.
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IS this age when merit Is obscured by sclf'aSscr.
ton. and slarlnS advertisements take the place OF
SOLID talent 1t Is q pleasure to meet with true worth
To those in need OF medical aid we wonld checrigIy
the DIR. j. Z. Young Institute. oIe SAT
rainento street, San Francisco. During It's twenty
years Of operation 1t has held the highest place OF
Integrity, and has been recognized a. n sure refuge
OF the sick, where all receive sklllful anu honorable
trrntment. See alve:t.sement on the inside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
TO THE LADIES OF GOLD HILL
AND VICINITY.
CHARLES NATHAN,

r ATE FROM THE LARGR8'r
! cities OF Europe, FASHIONABLE LADIES'
DRESS AND'CL0AK MAKER, Is prepared to
do all work in his line In the best manner posi-
bic, and at lower rates than any other dress.
maker In town. VIII do work cheap, owing to
the dullness Of the times, at the following rates:
Silk dresses made in latest styles -. .....$7 90
Wooden dresses made in latest Styles. 49,. s 90
CHARLES NATHAN,
No. so South @ street, Virginia,
20 Two good hands wanted-no other need
aDply, iylL1m