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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-19

DrSDERBURG MISE.-Oft this famous
mine the Carson appeal of yesterday
has the following: "Dr. Munckto'l
alias old Dunderburg' returned from
San Francisco a few days ago. lie
took a small quantity Of rock from the
south drift, which Is in now about ~
feet from the main tunnel, aud had II
worked by mill process in the vulcan
Foundry, san Francisco. which paid
four hundred and sixty dollars to the
ton, about one half gold and one hall
silver. In the north drift, which Is In
about 100 feet. the silver largely pre-
dominates. The mill will be ready to
start In about two weeks. Ii is esti-
mated chat there IS now out near LOCO
tom of ore ready for reduction. There
are over 20 miners constantly getting
out ore of the richest quality"
The BopY OF 4 MURDERED Man
FouSD.-rhe Carson Appeal Of yester-
day morning says: ave learn from
Mr.. Israel Crawford that the body Of 4
man named Leonard Hamilton was
found dead OIL Desert Creek. Esmeralda
county, three or four days ago. 1t /:
supposed that Hami.ton was shot by
Piute cattle thieves whom he had de
tected In the act of stealing. Three
bullet holes were found In his body
We did not gather any further parti'
culars.
LOOK HERE,-0nly twelve days be
fore the grand distribution Of 5000
worth Of diamonds, gold and silve
watches, silverware, ETC., by j. L
Welton. Tickets one cent each. Their
never was q better chance to get beau
tiful prizes for a small amount Q
ainO olS-tf
An ENEMY IN Your MorTH.-D
not put an enemy in your mouth t
steal away your teeth. Beware Of de
structiye tooth washes and tooth pow
ders. many of which are. base imita
lions of Sozodont. Insure q life leas
NJ sound teeth and fragrant breath D.
adopting the fragrant sozodont.
HAVE Yo uACoIp?-Go to Brodek's
No. 81 C street, Virginia, and get
steam bath. and your cold Will vanish
Steam baths only dollar. Hot an
cold baths only tifty cents. u"
TrIsaRAN.-John McCurdy has
telegram waiting for him at the otie
Of he Atlantic and Pacific Telegrap
Co., Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-19
W. ii. L. BARNES, Vice Presideut.
VIM q RAIHTON- %rrpasurer-
MONDAY, October 3lst, 1870.

Unexpected interferences have operated to
make this delay necessary 10 accomplish the re.
suit OF freeing the Library from debt, without
| recourse to other privileges granted BY Act Of
the Legislature, passed February ~. 1870.
,rS This I'M l. pS 2. msGs. 'e Tn. 0 cSns g9s'p SiIi '.Fs
| place on the day above named, commencing at
nine O'Clock A. ~, and to continue until all the
| gifts have been awarded.
The funds already In bank are considerably
moro than sufficient to insure the successful
| completion Of the contract with the public.
The sale OF tickets will positively close on
FRIDAY. the 2sth dsy Of October, 1870.
All tickets remaining unso,d at that time will
be withdrawn from sale and cancelled. They
| will he advertised BY their numbers on the 10Th
papers Of this city. Amy diminution thus made
In the number Of tickets to be drawn. will not
Affect the number or amount OF Rifs. They VIII
| be, ~ heretofore. advertised, to.wit: 625 gifts,
amounting In all TO 100000. gold.
| will receive duly accredited lists OF the awards
Of Gins. which will also be published In the
leading San Francisco daily papers on the lst Of
November, 1870.
Delivery OF gins will commence November Z,
1870, at the Office. No. 3lS California street, to
all parties presenting Tickets 10 which giis have
dents will DO held to their order snd for their nc
count. RORT. u. SWAIN. Pres't N. L. A.
". II. J.. BARNES, Vice Precedent.
W. c. RALSTON. Treasurer.
THOS. r.. HAYES, Record'g Sec'y.
DAVID WILDER, Corrcsp's See'y.
TRrsTELs:
W. Ashhurncr. u. MeNulty,
A.. ". Ebbets lssAc Wormser.
W, +, Wood, A. 7. Elicit,
". q. Badger, =. y. Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard.
MAURICE D0RE,
CHAS. X. PETERS,
Business Agents.
scJ.td No. 3IS California street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-19
TO MILLMEN

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w HIN NEws once h"lf . ten Of superior
Type Metal, for i~ournallng purposes IN Quarts
Mns Hoisting Works, etc. VIII ossold atre-
| duced ph .es for ealh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-19
The World Grows Wiser

The World Grows Wiser.
Tit human stomach has been q shGrieful.y perse'
cutel organ. There was q time when, for every
derel!ction o. duty It was punished with huge doses
Of the mos; disgusting and aauseous drugs. In
vain 1t rejected them. and Ql;sraliy) returned them
upon the hands Of those who administered them.
They were forced upon u again and again until W
solvent powe; was thoroughly drenehed out OF ~
The world Is wiser now than IL was IN tnAt ul1stIc
en-, when furious purgat!on and mercurial eaiiSa,
tlun were what .Arteinus Ward would nave calei
the main holt" Of the faculty. In cases OF ayspep'
sia and liver complaint. ..,
The great molern remedy for indigestion anu on'
lousness Is Iiostetter's Stomach Bittcrs. a prepare
tlOn which has the merit OF combining . paIataoic
flavor with such tonic, aperient anu anu'piiious
properties, Us were never heretofore uni'eu '"A"'
medicine.
Il has been discovered at last that SICK peohio are
not like the fabled Titans, who found prostration so
refreshing that, when knocked down, they rose It9ni
the earth twice as vigorous as before. Mnen an u
valid Is prostrated BY powerful depicting nruSs, nc
Is apt 70 stay Frustrated; AMI the dcoiutAteu oei,is
aware OF the fact, prefer the building up 10 'he
knocking down system Of treatment.
lIOStetter's Bltters meets the requirements VI Ine
rational medical philosophy which at present ply
walls. 1t Is a perfectly pure vegetable remedy. en-
brscinS the three important properties OF q pleSei..
I've, a tonic and an Alternative. 1t iortnes the oouy
against disease, invlgorates and re-vitalizes the toI'
pil stomach and liver, and effects most salutsis
CHI nee In the entire system. when In = morbid soh'
dltion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-19
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

nY v,Lis. rARoo 4 CO.'S LINE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-19
62S Gins In ALL.

W. OIFtW FH
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction OF the Board oil
Trustees Of the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by . Supervisory Committee selected
nom State. city and county officers, and well
known citizens OF San Francisco.
ROBERT b. SWAIN, Prest II L. A.
W. II. l.. BARNES, Vice President.
WM. G. RALSTOS, Treasurer.
After paying the expenses Of the entertain
mcnt, and making the distribution OF the Gins,
"A above announced, the balance will DO applied
to cxtinguishing the present indebtedness Of the
Mercantile Library Association.
Holders OF tickets 10 which Gins may b<
awarded, will receive the eame on presentation
OF such tickets or coupons TO the Bnsinesi
Agents Of the Board OF Trustees at their ONCE
No. 3iS California street, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-19

Don Shock the System.- Never assault a
system weakened by disease with violent debilitants.
ConvulsIve purcatlon leave the dIsehars!ng organs
powerle0 10 resume their regular action. Coax ma
ture back TO a healthful regularity. by an lnvlsorat-
Ing as well as a cleansing process, and for this pur-
pose employ the most delightful Of all evacuants.
tones AMI corrcctIves. TARRANr's ErrEEvEscENr
SELrzEG APERlESr. Saline medicines are pro
nounced by the very highest medical autho tiles
best adopted TO this end. and Of all remedies Of that
class the Settler Aperient Is the mlldest. the surest
and the most agreeable.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

The following figures show the head
long speed with which the country is fore
ed to liquidate it's immense debt:
Reduction from Mar. /, go, S7l, 1903 ,225, 90
Reduction per month, 1889, pol 90
Reduction per week, k,S43, $4,000
Reduction per day, & 262, 43l go
Reduction per hour, 1884, %
Reduction per minute, 1928
Reduction per second, 3,O4
The above is going the rounds of the
radical papers as evidence of the economy
of the radical party. If under the Bout
well policy Of buying bonds at premium
of from Is to 20 per cent. we are able to
pay off the debt at the rate of S3,04 a
second, how much would we be able to
pay per second without increasing the
burthens of the taxpayer, by paying of
the bonds at their face, dollar for dollar.
Then there is another little problem
that the Taxpayers would like to have
solved by some radical mathematician ;
that is, how much money is wrung from
the Taxpayers per second to defray the
extrayagant and enormous expenses of
this administration, including the steal
ings of corrupt officers, whisky rings and
railroad rings? Compared with the above
statement second would be as dav and
a day as year. What is the use of fic.
uring, what is saved, without, at the same
time taking some account Of what is vast
ed. If we have been able to save S3,04 a
second under the recklessly corrupt and
extravagant policy of the past four years
with proper economy and prudence, we
ought to save more than ten times that
amount. It is like reckless spendthrift
who, after having squandered hundreds of
thousands of dollars of his fathers estate
in rioting and gambling, on being up.
braided for it, boastfully claiming, that he
had three bits yet left unexpended.-
Fayette Co. Union. ns
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19
1910 sD~

"A CHANGE OF PRoGRAMME.-A poor
young widow in Berlin, coming home the
other night, found on her table note ad.
dressed to her, reading as follows:
MADAM came here with the inten.
ton Of robbing you, but the sight of this
respectable and peaceful little room, dec.
GRATED with religious pictures and adorned
with pious souvenirs, and, above all, your
two little children, which were quietly
sleeping in their little beds and smiling in
their dreams, have touched my heart, and
instead of depriving you of the little mon
ey found in your drawer, take the lib.
erty of leaving here $50, hoping you will
accept Of them as tribute of my respect
and admiration. True, the money has
been stolen; but perhaps, in the course OF
everyday life, you have taken money
from many worse man than your
"OBEDIENT SERVANT"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19


A lathy-looking fellow entered a
down-east restaurant, and ordered a
double stew of oysters. The man who
kept the restaurant was small, red
headed individual, evidently very
high-tempered. He prepared the stew
in quick time, and the lathy fellow
sat down to his repast, and ate with
an enviable relish after which he se-
lected first-class cigar, RECALLED HIM
self With mug of foaming ale, sitting
with his feet lifted upon the top of the
stove. He was very deliberate, and
gar had mostly disappeared in smoke
he called for his bill. 80 " @T
"Sixty-five cents,' said the proprie-
tor.
"How is that?" asked the lath. +
FIFTY cents for the double stew and
fifteen cents for the cigar.u s .#E
You forgot the ale," remarked the
lathy fellow, looking quite serious.
"Ah, yes, that is ten cents more
seventy-five cents.n
well, l am ready to pay it,
The red headed man made no reply
and the fellow kept his seat.
IL tell You 1 ann ready to pay the
well, pay it them" said the pro-
prietor.
II amt got any money"
"Halnt got any money!" repeated
the man of refreshments.
mot a darned cent?
The red-headed man opened his
eyes.
Then how do you expect to pay
your bill?ns arslsass
"Well, I'lltell YOUTH stand sew
enty-five cents worth of your jaw-so
60 aheadw
The red-headed man was the mad
dest individual ever seen. He seized
the nut-cracker and let fly at the head
of the offender with a will: but it
only hit the chair back, and broke its
own handle.
The lathy fellow had gone. He va
Gated his seat at the nick of time, and
the last seen of him he was walking
very !eisurely down the street finish
ing his cigar. 0.EsU
A negro couple in Kentucky have
had % children in 81 years of married
life, and the county RENTS their taxes
in consideration of distinguished
services done to the state"
Miss jeff, of Elizabeth, N. j., owns
up to being an old maid. She has
just passed her 104th birthday.
A jealous husband in Memphis
broke his wife's nose because he
thought her beauty attracted too much
attention.
The Rev. Albert Barnes, of Phila-
delphlO, enters an earnest protest
against the decentralization of the
Christian young men of that city by
lectures from Messrs. Greeley and
Beecher.
Richardson has been heard from
through New York medium. The
ghost forgives Mcfarland, but doesn't
think Greeley has done the fair thing
in his paper.
A hen-pecked husband who has
scolding wife with double-edged
sword of a tongue, says he intends to
prosecute her for carrying concealed
weapons.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19
Oh e APE IT.!
MOST POPULAR.

People 90 there because their friends and hbor
whe shrewed people go there They know that the
Western Emporium could not maintain it's acknowl
edge and increasing popularity unless it really die
better than other houses.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

A prosperous old grocer Of certain
city having been advised to give his son q
college education, did SO. After the
young man had graduated, his father sent
him to New Orleans to look after his
sugar interests = and, on reading let
ter from him, he exclaimed, to the gentle
man who had induced him to send his son
to college:
''Just look here, and SEQ how you have
made me throw away my money on this
boy, for, after all his college larnin', he
spells shugar without an h every time!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19
The Young Man.

The Young Man.
The first great lesson a young man
should learn is, that he knows nothing.
The earlier and more thoroughly this les
son is learned the better. A home bred
youth, growing up in the light of pa
rental admiration, with everything to fos-
ter his vanity and self esteem, is surprised
to find, and often unwilling to acknowl-
edge, the superiority of other people.
But he is compelled to learn his own in.
significance; his airs are ridiculed, his
blunders exposed, his wishes disregarded,
and he is made to cut sorry figure, until
his self conceit is abashed, and he feels
that he knows nothing. When young
man has thoroughly comprehended the
fact that he knows nothing, and that in
trinsically he is Of but little value, the
next lesson is that the world cares nothing
about him. lie is the subject of no mans
overwhelming admiration; neither petted
by one sex nor envied by the other. He
be noticed till he becomes noticeable. He
will not become noticeable until he. does
something to prove that he is something
to society. No recommendations or intro
ductions will give him this; he must do
something to be recognized as somebody.
A man must learn to wait as well as
work, and be content with those means of
advancement in life which he may use
with integrity and honor. Patience is
one of the most difficult to learn. It is
natural for the mind to look for Immediate
results. Let this then be understood at
the start, that the patient conquest of
difficulties which rise in the legitimate
channels of business and enterprise, is not
only essential to that preparation of mind
requisite for the enjoyment Of success, but
for retaining it when gained. 1t is the
rule in the world, and in all times, that
unearned success is a curse.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

Queen Victoria has now sixteen grand,
children. The Crown Prince of Prussia
has three sons and two daughters; the
Princess Alice one son and three daugh.
ters; the Princess Of Wales two sons and
three daughters; and the Princess Helena
two sons. One of the Queens grand
ohildren a SON of tho Crouu pr;noos, =.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

Mix white lead and linseed oil in such
proportions as will render the application
convenient, and have never known more
than two or three applications necessary
to effect a cure of scratches in horses.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

The citizens of st. Louis are enthusias.
tic over the project of holding world S
fair in that city in 1872. A meeting has
been held anu committee appointed to
make the necessary preliminaries.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

There are lbs monasteries in the. United
States, where men live under the VOWS of
celibacy and poverty, and 800 nunneries
of various grades.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19
Because

They know the ingredients
OF which they are made.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

A little girl who picked up package of
coupons in Boston a day or two since and
returned them to their advertised owner,
was generously rewarded with $3.50. e
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19
Why

Are DR.. Roback's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills
the best remedies taken to-
gcthcr for the cure Of all
diseases of the blood ?
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

II "a III -, # r g n 9 IN q n al x,
between Randolph Lake CHICAGO, 8H*a N.8 81.
J. H. BRUNSWlCKS LATE PATENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Warranted FIVE YEARS excepted
&FE e. r. CLARKE. #6a&s
Is tho General Agent for these tables
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19

The Rev. Albert Barnes, of Phila.
delphio, enters an earnest protest
against the decentralization of the
Christian young men Of that city by
lectures from Messrs. Greeley and
Beecher.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-19
LARGEST.

Largest Stock! Largest Variety! Largest Reduc-
lions! Largest Made! Largest Facilities!
To these standing attractions ia now added the
special attract of the most magnificent stock of
Fall am Winter Clothing, Ready Made or to Or
der Gents Furnishing Goods.
Hats. Caps, Trunks aud Valises, &C., yery,Yery
Cheap For Cash.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05
For the Register.
LBgTows, West Virginia, I
January 3lst, 1870.

The rain storm Of The i7tA inst, gave
our section passing notice. The rain
fall lasted about thirty minutes, and was
accompanied by high westerly wind,
scattering rail iences, which were in ex'
posed situations. rolling report OF
thunder was heard during the s,orm.
Mr.. George w. Nicely Of this piac e
was seriously Injured by horse, a fe"
days ego. He had gone into the stable
TO saddle horse, when the animal be-
came ir,i,atsd and kicked Mr.. Nicely
very severely, in the left side ; ho is i'm
proving.
Rober, B. Helm, Eoq., on Wednesday
last sold portion Of bis farm. short dis
lance north OF the village. consisting Of
abou, two hundred acres OF land, and in
Guiding the mansion and farm buildings.
The price paid was $500 per aero.
Purchaser. q Mr.. Jones Of Frederick
County, Maryland.
Seldom have we seen a funeral more
numerousIy attended than wss thai Of the
late Raleigh Bowers. Nerr three hun
dred persons were in attendance, and all
seriously attentive 10 the words OF truth,
as spoken by the minister. About sixty
Odd Fellows from The several different
lodges were presens TO cid 10 the last sad
Offices Of brotherhood and respect.
Yours, &C.,
rEMpJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05

How I would long to be with you. setting
by your side how HAPPY | would be know
for you have saught 10 find but know
I am lost let me see your sparkling
eys befour part from you.
1 may and weep aud morn for you and
find know no rest for you let love through
all your actions run and all your words
be mllde asked the flowers in the soft
spring time wherefore they smile in their
youthful prime when the stormy daysso
soon would come that would blight forever
Their beauty and bloom.
A bee humming by my ear willow brook
that turns a mill around the shall spring
each fragrant flower that drinks the dew
and miss al her well shall sing.
One in whose gentle bosom | could pour
my secret heart Of shall, cannot will not
no longer bare that cold deathly and
prudent look dost love me share at once
my faith be il brigh. or dcsoate.
l will abide no half way love nor wait
for prudence one more worde with you
and | will depart cone now or never 10
my heart. shall live in despair die
because woman fair or my cheeks pail
with care cause another rosy there if she
is fairer than the day or the flower beds
in may if she be not so TO me what do
care how fair she be my heart has felt
this love, but yours may feel II soon
faire you well have conkered my for you
my name is hard to tell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-05
Editorial Breyities.

Ii is rumored that rebel correspondence
has been captured which shows that Gen.
Jordon. who commanded the rebel forces
opposed 10 Pueblo, has been appointed 10
supercede Gen. Quesada, in Cuba.
A number Of the ladies' of Siaunton
have recently organized and started q
"Circula,ing Library"
The local editor OF Columbus Miss.
paper having recently 60, married, CO
temporary says: "May his lather-inla "
die rich. and enable poor Stevens 10 re-
tire from the printing business and sci VI
cake shop al railway station
The principal Of the female high school
at Bristol, Tenn. has introduced sewing
machines into the institution as part OIL
the course of study. A young lady,
thoroughly expert in their use. gives les
sons 10 the pupils twice week.
A Congressman from Alabama the
other day ",ried to pinch the gas light
out. bu. found somebody had stolen the
wick"
The new NJ. E, Church, South al
Romney. will be dedicated on Sunday,
February 18Th. Revs. Alpheus Wilson
and John Poisal, OF Baltimore, DR., Fin
ley. and other distinguished ministers
are expected 10 be present.
On Monday evening. l7lh inst, an old
man by the name of Siearns. 10 years Of
age. was arrested near Middlelown, Fred
erick CO., on The charge Of hcrse stealing.
Col. VIM. II. Richardson, son OF Gen.
VIM II. Richardson, of Richmond, Va,
and formerly distinguished staff officer
in the Confederate service, died in that
city OIL Monday OF last week.
Bells WORK CoNFBcTIoNs, the mos!
pleasant, safe and certain remedy for ex-
peliing worms. Do no, force your child
TO choke Gown some vile compound.
They will eat Bells Worm CONNECTIONS
for candy. Price 25 cents. For sale by
Druggists and all proninen. Storekeepers.
The interesting revival of religion a,
the Soulher Methods, Church. sage the
Msrlinsburg Era, still continues. 1t is
now in It's third week and the inieres,
seems to be increasing. Rev. DR.. Ros.
ser, still continues to preach. and near
forty conversions have taken place. The
altar is nightly crowded with penilens.
Mrs. Irwin. sister Of Mrs. Sionewall
Jackson, has secured ps,en, for an i'm.
provement 10 the construction Of houses,
which, it is claimed, will create a new
era in architecture.
On Tuesday last. a, Linden, Warren
county, a man named Jennings sho! and
fatally wounded Mr.. ". L. kerrlck,
without any provoca,ion whatever. Jen-
nings made his escape. snd has not ye'
been arrested.
A few days since, colored man en-
gagged at Buffalo Gap. Augusta county. in
telling timber, was killed by The falling Of
tree upon him.