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POLITICAL,

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nThe Idea OF accomplishing anything by srevo-
lution,'" says the Houston {Te1asl 7eae5vuph,
"bcata the most extreme OF al the Eadical cx-
Eemes. We hare tried revolution once, and got .
ul OF It thai should Last all our lives Just set us
down among those who never VII 'Ieber any
mere
In his =" "Reco1tctions Of Prominent Men"
uoratto Seymour says he nowadays hardly dare
; assall political man. "A he does not know how
soon he may hare to ai1ilasc with him in party
measures
There w1I1 be yc1J frw lawyers In the next New
Hampshire Legislature. Manchester, Concord,
Nashua, and Kecne send hut one each. and there
Il a much nnallcr number th1n usual from other
po1t1an1 Of the State.
The London Neses Of the LIST OF March speakz
thus In i,s editorial columns: "A negro seuAto1
has taken bis plsee in the United States Senate
It is dtcult Tor .s,'shraea to realize the extent
Of the revolution IN American sentiment which
this fact tndlcAtez- Tne utterly improbable cAss
OF 4 wuEKMYnzn being called to his BcAt In tn
House Of Lurds would not 1t al be parallel to tnai
Of The negro Senator from Mississippi tat1ng hi
seat IN the United States Senate The event L
purely victory Of American principles oTe7 Ame1t
c.u prrtndlee."
The Ne,ches q11sa, va. South puts 1t tho head
Of its editorial columns the name OF James L Al
ce1n, of Msaissippl for ylce President IN ISIS.
vermont Radical Republican papers mention, II
connection with tho next qoye1oEship Of taa
State, the Hon John ". Stewart, Of A!dd1ebusJ
the Hon. Geo Y. uendce, Of NoE1sEiue; tns
prrsent Governor, and tho Hon Julius conyerse
Of Woodstock.
The Hon wiutx1n D. Kelley, of Reunsylyania
hayng been requested to reconsider bis determine
don not again to be candidate for Congress, ha!
CONSENTED to do 70, provided the Republicans Of hi
district tlecl nominating convention which ah&I
spplrve proper Civil Service bill, End tnstroc
the candidate nominated to make is principles hi
rule Of action L elected; shall adopt resolution
dcprecat.n tho interference Of Representatives Il
the selection Of subordinate employees IN the pub
uc Offices and work1nopA
The prominent enlored members Of the Lou!staa
| House Of Representatives had \ ses-to on Ncduea
dsy Of lat xce1, In the bail Of 1hc House, Will
| ncst Of the members were In ssteudxaee On III
state Senate, sitting u court Of Impeachment,
Thc3r 1a1ues *erp Isabelle and Deaioude. Be
coming warmly eHlted over the bill for the e1
| tension Of the Jsckbon / Great Northern Ratttoa
to the tdver through TIC city, they came to blow
peslnude made the n.ss attack, striking Il In
bellet head, but missed hls xtm. The later the
struck Dea,ondca on the nose, bringing cut = DO
Of blood, pca.undo then caught Isshello In his ATE
] ,oa sn4,ceyesf h.a Deef until tneY were sepRrA.A
, 1870-03-17

Prpdt for the week, 81 ,9l5.Ia
It viii bo seen from these figures, which arc
three weeks tho furnace made lt4114 sons Of
Fig iron At total cost, laid down at the rolling
-rnil1 in Romc, ct S3,675.75 or IN average cost
per ten Of 2.37. DeductinS from tho tot.l
cost, s4a9.73, raid for haulinB and freight to
Rome, or e2-74 per ton, and we haye the cost
pig iron. which b1ic-ss 70 pcr ton, Tha tarin
On p;; ION Il now g IN go1d, or s1o.so IN CUT
rcncy with gold At 10. Il Congress- shosld
abolish the tariff, suppose that 10 be deducted
frcm the price, 1eaveB $3.50, which would
still give profit at Rome Of 9l2 II
per ton, or little over IS per cent.
With The tazid the profit Per ton is Something
abolished or reduced 50 low that the Peonsyl-
vrii:a iron men dnd themselves unable to make
both ends meet we hope they viii bo eubo1d-
ened By ttese figures to ruU up stakes acd
come down Eetc, vhere nature has been &c
bounfiful Of her treasures that the ion makers
atanL i'll 70 Eeed Of any other protection tl,an
tLeir own AtoF aud the quality Of their iron
give them.
In conclusion, would say that having, a /
believed, fully sE.stansiated in detail Tic gou-
etal statement u The average cost Of p-o1uc-
ton q rig ircn in this country, have only IL
add, that any amount Of testimony tia. ihoro
are plaecs.nt which the p.ico Is greater tllau I
have shown, is entirely irrelevart. That un-
der the exaggerated priccs and e,travagaas
protection Of past years iron has been p5u8ta-
bly made at cost Euch exceeding what hare
stated, is undoubtedly true. But is it for
tho interest OF tie country to protect, en-
courage tEd perpetuate such 8 waste Of labor
a.s is lmpieds Clearly, whether We look at
the economic interests, or the uecezsitiss Of
the nation in time Of war, the interest Of tho
country is to lave its iron, as we'll as its other
! products, secured by the least possible amount
| OF labor. hare shown that in numerous and
| widely sersrated positions, pig iron can be a0d
| is produced ut . price not IN ezceea Of sa6- II
there arc other moru fou1i=ting estab-
lshments that cannot produce ut
that cost, thei7 l2yB are nnn-
5ered Ihs struggle for life will destroy them
with OF without protection. It is the Eimplo
| law Of progress, and it is il vain to struggle
against it. As well might the Indian dama3d
that the vast rrairie5 Of tho West should tcr:1ain
unsettled, because sestlers drive Oh the buffalo,
and cu tlle buffalo depends tho life of tho In
the production of an article Of prime necas-
sitr 1t = useless aud wastcfnl cost Of labor
| In fact, gentlemen, the more you accumulate
evidence that Jou ara expanding too much On
/! tie production OF your commodity, the moro
evident you make it that sou do not deserve
| protection The country cannot afford to nro-
tcct ycu in waiting labor OF in employing il IN
! skiIuIl;.
Trusting that the above Communication nay
| prove pertinent, and with the expression OF al,
! earnest desire to aid in tho prosecution Of any
further investigation relative to the uueafoas
at Issue, remain 5oura, no=t respectfully,
] UAg1D 4. NELtA,
Special Commissioner OF Reyenne
, 1870-03-17
WAREHQUEE CHARGES.

That brunch of the warehouse syBtem Of
this city Which relates to alleged frauds IN
the oyer-issue Of receipts, and the mixing Of
the different grades of grain, has been OK
tensiyely discussed There is another point
which equally interests owners OF grain,
both in this CITY md elsewhere, which
should not be lost sight OF, We allude to
the. charges for the storage Of grain. They
are simply enormous. The thrift on sound
Grain is two cents Der bushel for the first
twenty days, and half a cent Oct bushel for
each five ilays thereafter; except that the
chnrpes for storage durinn tie winter sea-
son-fron the 18th Of November to the
18th of Apz;]-shall not exceed four
cents. The simmer period OF el4
,,,vs Tins reouircs the nayment of e1A cents,
rnatz;nn ths cbarce q5t CENTS for one wears
| e+oroca Tho 1aod;no orada of uhaat ia
now sailing at 764 cants. and oats at 37
cents. ncr bushel in this n,arsct. The
| cost of storinc wheat for one rear il there
to,o. 3s@ pet cont OF its selling price To-
day; and for oats nearly "A per cent. A
| thcmsand bushala Of wheat stored in one of
our elevators for two yea1s mast would be
indebted to the yurehonse1nan in the sum
j Of $50. which is lust about tho price
! far 1sh;cl, il could he boueht, to-duv. two
} hundred miles west of Chicaco.
} Under sucI, a system Of e1tottion, VI
cannot c1n.ct the crain trade of our city te
, nrosner. niano wonder Tint tho farme.s
: ~ tl,c scc.;on near tha aiississippi have
5 l,aen cnstiuo abtnt. for Years mast. to fine
} fome other way by which their grain car
: each it's market in The Eastern states
Es;ther need ye be surprised ut the fac
. ,hat scarrclv ner cent of the com surplu
( Of Southern Illinois has come to Chicags
e during the pass winter, the great bulk of j
Q being sent direct to Toledo, though at
0 cost Of G4 cents Der bushel more than th,
, cost Of sending it hithor. But this is no
Y over-stating the Gaze. Scarcely an ounc'
J, Of corn has reached US from Southern Iii
;, nois this winter, except few car lots O
e the poorest grade, such as it will not pay t.
J. keep; such as our distille.s have been will
d ing TO take ut reduced price, for use in
mediately on its arrival.
q There is another reason why the goo
n corn Of Southern Illinois does not CON
a hhhe1. The owners prefer to sell it on il
ts merits; in which case they are general
10 able 10 obtain four to five cents per bush
, 1870-03-17

AExxs 1-- IL Ma1E I
new fonso, tAs1 suen ~ ~. -. the ..,.ss '
and otess1o"oea .aass' aess - ~ ~ ~ s;.,4
tne as'sn' y =. 10 sszsa1s.a,r ~. - x,,t e..
Q. n'1e 4eSr nsMyarL 1.,sna ~ .ew $780,
ou1 Io'+on .@.:s -. ~" 1000 ~ s+,a.o.st,t1~
~: - t,,nxa,o
pfeoa ssaL.,,z =, ;,,,-a.aa1 .,ith tho srna,;.
- ~. A-.s-1.~n c,t,z.n nv,r ii. rnler
o,.'1 :. it, .,,t;o,7 e.v.n,;ntod ths
.,,.sss,.
fa !. p,.o.s .,., t,s boot, of ,e.iHon 10 ae Leo-
;.,ot,,.ss ~ e,;c,, -. IN ro,r7, na,.enoe-.r
r,,r.a.;a,, .c;s,.a c,n;t,l and industry hsva
.,.t,u .ssIasas1 =, ror+ o,t thn 7rob1a,n of |
tS;s 1es.-ezo1ad ~ h;rh-,v vhile the ranarions
- - 49, ~ H.1i ,ino and tbe st,tn
.5s.,,., ~. -ss,sai - tha Last Ia riyo thesa
~ - - .ss..;+ ,,,,1sao ,bav sbon1d nnr,
~ ~ p :. ~ s.,.a~ =. - ~ stoct ,
~'A.ao ~ 49, ..s-c, .. ~ r.rp
- p.,.,a,s. 1otta- o4c,,,n,t;no Tho reanect.-
h,a roan,1er, NJ tho nresa x.s addressed to no
~ 1'1-A... -s.t.s<o .h.- NM NJr p.;ntor
1.ee e4eoo r. n.,ntsr 1T. 1;afsn,re Il, N.
49,. s A. A. 1s,t1e-,a an.orh and hs fo,tb.
~ ~ I.. n.t,o. ..nrr7 ~ noto th,t ba
r.u 1uu, 49, corrssnonasnta von,d
uope1 ~, sts .+,;c+,raa IN th;a NJ
ST. - ~ +;rno rcnl;ed bv oxornn.inc tho
oueAeA .1,,N - 49, n.;-ts- ss5-a.a;,c lin, , latter
NI!'. I'M na.~p.;,t.rn Nov p,;n,e.
mnasu 49, 80 ~. hi,eL.m.;,er and II wa rnoat
.no -. ~. ts.t;,1on;,1 ~ rl,,,cter
l'nls su@s ..s .ar,aS.o5 ~. ~. r;,ht .rnrttr
e.ua enuo..a .I'1 nor,a1,;n +. ia nccd1esa In s,v
.e' ~ ~ r~.1+ ~ ho r,r1ad ,,nonp thu
tnAt |a.1s,.s w" " =. No. ,,,;a ,xs ~ not
A"ee1 ..L,.
""1A% ~ w ~ - ~asr . 1rnv,. .,. nrs7p17
go ~ 49,, -. 11o, 1vn1,,oad,v -;cbt .na
-. - 49, c,.na on,-, uon.e In see What
went 10 tne oiauo oPt4A No1Te ~ ~ ~ -.
the Twelve Temptations were. Ine1o, ID pm
vate boz, o1unmentcd with pyramids OF dow-
49,. -,;r,, bor.+ha ;n;ti,1 1otters Of Gould and
Fisk, sat three Of the leading members Of the
hanch nj New York. Harnsrd most conspicu-
-: r;.,, ~ no,,5 ,nd one woman. vo.s
also in tho boz. made close observation OF
II -. tho,,. for n. 7 Yfrote TO Won snaoy
months ago, expect to soc the hanging Of the
rhn1a aat from tha CITY Hall steps sQIue day.
W.T.: Tr:a s,arost. - ~ ~ ,h,t have heard OF =
| --.e o., vr,t y, - ~ conr,rcss Ia accopt
80 ~ ar,n,,tt,n leland N Federal tor
| w "Doss ~, - ..rs - ~ ~ tbe ToesoRs;on of
i' i.ss1i ~ ~ rcn "A Of tho state Of New York,
nror;ded tbc state. AZ we'll as the city,
should vote it's consent. This Is said to be =
| genuine proposition. The State Of New York,
Il ia c,simod, will readily consent to transfer
| ;ta cor,7,ptest nook to TIC Federal Government,
1shi1o the New York prope1ty-ho1ders propose
to purchase from The City Council vote ceding
the city TO tho United States. Tho supposition
is that tle capital would then be removed from
Washington to New York. and, under Federal
Government and Territorial Legislature, NeH
York would BE- reduced to good order, and the
| Ar1n IL
, 1870-03-17

the house Of a pity yAchn, not many ni!c. doEn bos-
ton, and said tnas he Ind becn given up b. several
physicians, Lut had been advised to call upon him.
The physician WIS H. aud dictated D prescription
to be compounded by his son. Subsequently, il as-
peates1 that too much Of one ingredient had been
put tn by mistake, and the rhysic!an was fearful
that the dose would prove fatal. AL ef-
forts to ind tho sick man, however, were
1msucccsafu', aud the pa7eTs were
eagerly watched With the expectation of
seeing his death chnon!cled. somc time stscrwnzd
the bell wss rung, the patient again appeared, and
Tas psotusc !n thanks, declaring that he owed his
life to the phyaciau, and no sacrifice he e,uld pos
bIbly make for him would be too great He was
not asked to sacrifice anything
By the report Of the Commissioners Of Eu1!gra-
ton 1t appears that the number Of emgtauts who
landed III the port OF Scw York daring the year
1859 WAS sos, ,ass. THIS Was nj increase Of x, ,sos
over the number vino landed In 1859. Germany,
ireland, and England contributed the great ua-
trty of the new cltizcnR Germany sending " 6o5,
Ireland & ,20s, and England 4l,beo; while all the
other European nattous tngrther spared us only
5000 from their surplus population. The Ger
mans were fewer in numbers last year than during
the year 1sss, bnt the Irish emigration Increased
nearly TO per cent, and the Engnsh nearly 81.
ret!ticn has been presented to the Spanish
Costcs Ly depataaou representing the working
men Of Madrid, requesting the government 70 take
some steYs "a relieve tho distress from which the
petitioners alleec they are suffering. They state
THAT at the present moment more than 70 600 opera
tlyes, whose on1y pat1imony Is their labor, are tn
great danger Of periahing Of hunger for want o1
WORK. They therefore, nFrr The cortcs " to settle
the sectal question xthnnt delay b. whatever
means they may think best, and thus save thc
woExingrucn from " certain DEATH and tho couu-
| try frcm serious coutlctA"
| coTre5ponttep1 Of the New York San, having
| noticed a statement that "Skoo Fly" wN
| Originated h5 Ian. Drya1t, writes that while h
| was en- one Of the Bahama Ialansis, SIX Jears $50
:" Shoe Fly = waa common errct song and dance
and Was played regularly at public concerts By II.
negro tcEiEe1tal t1nd.
, 1870-03-17

1heWatef Worta Board OF Cleveland has &x2rd
q tho contracts for the lake tunnel and crib hs
ionoW1: 1hat fnF the CRIB to 4 Il. Z D. DelAmA-
ter, Of C3eFelAod for III 9 and that for tho tun-
ncl and lA1e shah to A. a. Mcdonnell, OF Chicago
, 1870-03-17


MISCELLANEOUS.
A new military lance is to be introduced at
fancy dress balls. It resembles the Lancens, but
has several more intricate marching and counter
marching figures. The sets arc composed OF thnse
Of 4tmiiar military costumea. THIS dance Is be-
coming quite . fayorite In Paris aud London,
where Invitations request the recipients to appeat
In reglmcntals, or uniforms Of ycchtng clubs II
Is called LTchelon.
The Cardiff G[snt Ia to be taken 10 Europe.
On TucsdaJ of list week the American Tract &c.
cIetJ held q meeting In one Of tho Washington
chusches, at which Senators Buckingham and Pat
ternou, aud g. S. Fisher, Commissioner OF Patents,
dellTesed addresses; and the Secretary reported
the receipts for the year at Sl2 72; expenditures
for colpostage, 200: grants to tho destitute
s61 1900; fo1elgu cash appropriations, s, 5oa The
SECRETARY hns employed 49l mlsa!ouar5 colpot
teuta, Of whom lo5 hare 1abored among the des
tituta whites and freedmen Of the South Ar
agency has been established At San Francisco, anf
coyps Of colporteuys commissioned fot the min
en- Chinese, nnd others On the Pacific coast Pub
rn1,ons Issued BY the society through the rni4slo1
r,rcss at Shanghai arc now distributing among TIL
pagan population Of CullforniA. ..
Wciyes have been driven by the severity OF tn
weather to approach various towns and villages
tho mountainous portions Of France. At Dell
Maut-R5en> the etatton-mrsteE was attacked b
one and ohlyrrd to defend himself vigorously +
escane frnnn the starytnu animal.
pawncsrt man. while riding In a crowde,
| horse car. mt his chow through tie window. Il
told tho conductor that he would pay for the Glas:
,f,,t ,.nit mt thc money with him. The eopducI
sat, q Al, ,,rht.p and a,lovea hin, to no vt,hou
| ercn1eavtnc h,s name. After reaching home. b
sent t,e pn.sicut of the coupnapy Il 80 to ray Il
1 IN. rer nane of glass Tne upnahtness and ra1,
meas At the act nieased the latter 80 mrch that b
.ent him - "a worth OF tickets In return,
| rrwo-,htr,ls Of the New York picgpocSets a,
,4r,s nnI,.r % vears Of nce
Tie Chinese arr yezy economical in the use
eoa1 they presa.e It 10. use by grinding
,xoun,,,nv Il tn a no1dcr and mixing It with eli
ana sometimes The rovtler Il soaked With wat
| on,l ias1 aYound The lre.
| 4 cnr3cus case WIS s1.c41 before tho Court
| ro,n,nrn p,caa Iondnu. Twp tJyeruoo1 rent}
mtr c,a,mc,1 vntrs and restr,l their o,,aliucatis
~, t,a ,I.r.rs.on =, church n.xa Tuc Court ii
allowed d. claltn. holding that aa pcw could n
| ho ra.,, far rrntt. or o,I,ergiie than fur li,{
w use" ~. p.Sn.. y, .e.,,. ,,.+ ,,s,.,,,,,
s, s,'aua~.,,,',r n
e1essosa. naa .ses, .u,,.,,,< HI. t.+, a. =
,.ns ~ @ ~ so,ns Mn,< Tors so,n.f.t hoiier. bro
ax.a. tr.,,,, n,s - ~. rnrsut,r and 1nshnu an
| away 1som nus s1a''ie Fceha1' "ao' etost1lnk W
, Tue uoos o. nasAtoHnR tene'nen'. "Msea
three nlents OF s1A.s. nkeu ns neau oas u
/"
, 1870-03-17
senator Resels.
souo New York Sketehes.

fvpox orx ov1 oo1assroxpES1.T
, 1870-03-17

guments against West FONT. 1he latter ecnoei @
Il emPhAt1cauy the best eouese IN ZIG topuonc'
not excepting lAe or AasVafd. ann A1oo1 or
Princeton fo1s while It has gzadnatod BONG
a.aFeputan'e me man, IL ms sa'aom ,!s s'ona,eo m =
stcF'a oae, eloean' se'et3eo ~ An's 'oi5 n'4t1-
Somets' .,.as az se - ,, =, .,,,.,,n
cucnrs eXcT1ed E r. the Test fsont AcsdsmTs NJ lie
taet that Jefferson Davis graduated fnom that In
nerton cocse. 1n et md aseord'nr Is the nsatl.
mans logic, iT,nceton should be aooIshcJ- Il
!.u tsloN oTt ~ Rantie.aans Ene Of asgamsai
futon IN he cauntsy, teeaase .aere Is not one of
thsq, that hss not gtaaussssd tn traitor
soIdt.r and q so!dier and ID man Of culture @
she has no reaEon to feel ashamed Of him: In
n9s9 snsss 1;g ss &c ,s nea} 'nc equal Oh M
Coming hsck to Seplev md Nocnm. the
truth is, that New York city, with N her coz
,7,7tion and With Ill her Demoerxcv i. bctter
represented in Cousress th,n pennsylyania.
viii al her se,ashness and With al her loy,lty'
rroote. Coz. md Aocuun are men not 10 be
desnised by their orpopents md each OF them
il = better Republican, because hs il mora of q
MN. ,h.n sns Of the Ke,,eys, Cakes, or Dick
er. Tho .oer tn tu,u Conorasa into a apitA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
1RaGztIkNa0os,u
PROCEEDINGS or UNION
REPUBLICAN Story o0UN.
% Observation-Disclosures :

, sas~gnsn
l.,a So '<- Z
NETTING o. TWk UNION
lA Republican Storey County Central Com.
nittee, hed It Virginia City, August lsth, 1870,
Rs.s,s.d, Th.. . County coavenaoa Of The
THIRD ri . .D SH, .of o oesfi e !. !. $50. :. i
Il. to nominate candidates fos the following
Two Senators and Twelve A;semblym.u,
District Judge,
Sheriff,
County Clerk,
DiSthct Attorney, 4Nsr fff
County Treasurer,
County Recorder,
County Assessor,
Public Administrator,
superintendent Of Public Schools, -y,
County Commissioners, .
Justices Of tho Peace and Constahlea.
II Was further .s,l.u
Resdrsd, That the primary election FOR Dele-
held In the several precincts Of Storey County,
on the FOURTEENTH day OF September, 4.
D. 1870, tho polls to open at 10 o'clock a. =. and
TO close at hllfpast 8 7. y.
Received, That the Union Republican electon
shall vote direct at tho primary election for
Delegates to tho state Convention a wei a tho
County Convention, and TO that end, at the polls
OF each precinct, two ballot boxes shah be used,
one for State Delegate tickets, the other for
County Delegate tickets. That the tickets DO
Delegates" as tie case may Se, and TO b dspo;-
tied In the appropriate boz. II any ballot con.
tains moro names for Delegates than the pre-
cinct 10 entitled to for State or County, the same
shall not be counted. r-1
Res'ced, That the primary election shAl be
or Precinct Clubs. and the members OF the Union
Republican party are requested to Immediately
reon4anize the same. -r-aE...
Reslred, That . voter at the Union Rspubl-
can primaries shall posses. the following qIsh;
States and Of the State Of Nevada; be shaI iat
the time OF voting at tho primaries bel quaifed
~elector, and registered voter Of the precinct In
which he Offers TO vote he shall have voted the
Union Republican ticket, state and National, at
would have done 20 had Il been possible TO
vote he shall solemnly pledge himSeK to yote
for the nominees Of the Union Republican party
at tho general election In November, 4. D. 1910,
and shall be Q member Of the Union Republican
Delegates to the State Convention m. appor.
Fint Ward, Virginia, three delegates.
Second Ward. Virginia, four delegates.
Third Ward, Virginia, four delegates.
F FG4t Ward %d,d dold Hi, i've Ssissstes,
Second Wand. Gold Hill. three delegates.
American Flat, one delegate. Z ra
Flowery, one delegate. .rs,l
Delegates arc apportioned 10 the County Con-
vention a. follows: rg
Second Ward, Virginia, eleven delegates.
Third Ward, Virginia, eleven delegates.
Fourth Ward, Virginia, seven delegates.
First Ward, Gold Hill. thirteen delegAtes.
Second Ward, Gold Hill, seven delegates.
American Flat, one delegate. sa
Flowery, one delegate. gUa..
Chairman Union Republican Storey County
Central Committee. ~
WILL C~AnPBELL, Secretary. anl6.to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

To tho Sufferers OF the lnto Gold HUI
and Dayton fires, and all who are In want Of Fur
niture. Wall Paper, Paints. Furnishing Goods. etc.
calling on me before purchasing elsewhere. a. my
stock Is the largest and most complete In the State,
rom . cradle 70 = clothes pin. Being bought In the
clerk hire 10 pay, a. Others have, I can AFFORD 10 sell
these goods for forty per cent. less than any other
house In Silverland. Call and see our prices. as the
The old stand, No. 10 South q street, Virginia, and
opposite the Gould Curry new work5, on d street.
Jy26-tf @ #r..HH ..H. y. W. kE1GS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

Tho Confessions Of an Invalid.
Published for the benefit Of YOUNG MEN, and
others. who suffer nom NERvoUS DEBILITY.
etc, supplying the means OF s~elfcurc. Written BY
one who has cured himself, and sent nee Of charge
on receiving q postpaid directed envelope. Addressl
through Postofice only. - Ht EHNg
pa 1us lt JONATHAN J. GOOD. "a
jy7i.sm Fan rnncisco. Cal.
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The BLEED In Sanner. > ba.
The blood dsteriorates In hot weather. Profuse
Precipitation deprves g OF . portion Of ia norrish-
Ing and reproductive properties. Consequently, In
Summer the nesh loses IN soma degree ~ hrmness,
the muclc1 lack their usual ~elaIticity and viror.
and the weight. OF the body diminishes. these are
clear Indications that the Ordinary supply on Inc
Me-suStAining principle afforded by The 1904 We cal
Il not s~ufleient 10 meet the requirements Of the sys-
tenn under . high Temperature. There d ANOTHER
reason for this besides the direct influence OF me
heat viz the loss Of appetite and the weakening OF
tho digestive powers which Il oceaxions. Under
these circumstances o wholesome inyIgorant Il eyI
IDENTIFY noedcd, and the best and safest Is HoStottsr's
Stomach Bitters. This admirable VEGETABLE tonic
and Alternative acts, fayorably upon the syGtem IN
several waya. II incfeases the appetite md fSciII-
tates digestion. thereby ~inclining tie stomach 70 re-
ceive and enabling 10 70 asstmil1to Q due amount or
nourishment, II also tones the relaxed ~secretiye
organs and the bowels. Under Us Operation me
process. % emaciation oceuionsd By the drain
through the pores Is arrested, the whole frame re-
freshel and fnvigorated, and the spirits exhilarated.
The dyspeptic. the bilious, the nervous, the dsblii.
tated, scarcely need ~ be told that II ID precisely the
Stimulant and corrective they ought to take At this
season. Thousands Of them know the fact 6y expe-
rience. Nothing In the pharmaeopIa Tor out ofit)
will supply It's ~plaee-least OF all the trashy local
nostrums which some interruptions dealers would
be glad, for the benefit Of their own pockets, 10 ped
die out In Its stead. 8}t q
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