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and lungs, and Causes pneumoni2s, consump-
tious, and Ill kinds OF sad results. Various
p1erentircH have been tried in vain. Nothing
seems to diminish in anE material aeereo the
lcts Of life. 1n Sisw of tho necessarily fatal
eject Of the old method, great interest should
be felt IN IN invention by German tele-
graphic operator for sharpening with 1natLe-
nstical accuracy sny number Of steel or iron
wires. The current is decided upon the ox-
1rcmities br simple apparatus, cousiating
Of u glass tube and acidulated watcr, pro-
ducing the most perfect poinI.
Tho Acd'ccl Gazette, Of Now York, has al
along opposed female phyAicians, holding.
among oihcr thmgs, that women do not usual
,stics cercntil to tho successful practitioners
suu1c months ngo. however, it offered prize
| 10 etudents for the greatest number Of &C.
eeTted clinical reports, and one IN. Il " -
carried on tho hoaoss- OF the result tho
! Gd1ette e2ys: "Those OF onr readers WHO
| Lave noticed the c1earress and suacinctness
Of the articles published under these ini-
| tiale, viii perhaps bc IS much surprised ~
we lAtely were ourselves to leAzn thzs
they Indicate woman.s name, that Of Mrs.
| II the Woman's Medical College Of feunsyl.
yania." The Gazette does not quite surrender,
|. rtill believing that "but few women possess
:hc laborinus qualities Of mind requisite fo1
suoecss, but carefully chronicles the excep.
ton to sta rs,le,~ md adds: ave freely admit
| 1 aG2l NC uAfG &0QGEeO LII VPpCAlAGu 10 fQC
mixed cliniquc no argument 60 forcible rs tbe
| practical ono eIcited from fhe disputed
benches Of the pannsylvaniA Hospital by ou,
] fair contributor"
| -A bill providing for the introduction nf Ii.
.ta1lot in England is pending in Parliament. It
provides for roting pafefs, each numbered,
and having corresponding counterfol q
stump which ue bound up like check
hook. md each paper contains tho names Of Il
the candidates. On the day Of the polling. tht
voter pteeents himselt to the returning olioe9
who tears paper from tho book aud mark
npou tho counteriol tho voters pumbe. in th.
register. The voter then carries his ballot u
secret compartment, Ike the private box i,
pa~nh1nLes'e shop, and, secure hoa cheer
vsiion, puts msIk opposite the. name Of y
the paper 50 that only the number on tho bacl
ta. be seen, and p1Acos it in the urn. Ate
onco receiving = vosing paper, he is boun
eitEst to yoto Or 90 to tau for two yeats! a
the end Of the day the counte1foils Afe seale'
up in ono package, tho ballots in another, Ii
Unused papcsa In third, and al are trans1nit
ted to tic returning officer, who, II an appoint
| I'd time, proceeds to connt the Totes In th
presence Of tho candidates ageats."
, 1870-06-13
SUN SPOTS. : ::
Cool Weather and Deficient
-. Rainfall. :,y
The Solar Temperature and its Va
riations.
Facts and Philosopbidnga-1mportau
Discoveries

The spQts On the sun nou form leading
topic OF discueaon in many scientific crr1bs,
and are made tho objects Of observation By
tho asrunoxnicl world 1t h2a been knoFn
for m1ny years past that tho year 1870 would
be marked by : maximum exhibition OF
these intereatine phenonenai but eTen the r.
tronomers arc surprised At the number md
magnitude Of the display, which excals any
noted within hundred years past -
Two weeks ago TIE TRIBUNE contsined
diag1an OF the Bpots+ as seen on Saturday,
May 30. The diagram accompanied 1n article
which presented several neH fscts aud infer
cncea on the subject Of sun spots aud aoi4r
heat Among other things, it was stated that
one px1t IN hundred and thirty OF the
SUMS apparent surface was obscused bS spots,
and th4t the effect Would be reduction in tho
average temperature Of the earth's eaztace by
an amount not to exceed AZ degrees Fab
Eeuheit.
The inference hss been excepted to by ono
or two Of our exchanges. on the ground that
the temperature Of the month Of Maj, at tho
p1aee Of publication, Was above the ayarage Of
past seasons, instead Of below it, This vas
claimed for Chicago; but, so far AZ this city il
concerned, the theory Of our article has been
Amply SaAla-ahNA " t4a tAA1cN1ea3 low l6I42-
perature OF the last two weeks-the first half
of June It wou1d be an exaggeration to ssy
that the thermometer has been nearly at the
freezing point during great portion OF the
time, but the air has been 50 perzistently
chilly that the ove1coat has oftan been
necessity, and sitting-room fres coal1 not be
| dih'ensed with.
But tho temperature Of Chicago, or m ,
other point, considered hy itself, is Of no &C.
count for or against the theory, Ii thefe
stated that the illuminating surface ot the aun
being reduced By one part in hundred AID
thirty, the average tenperstuto Of the whole
globe would be found 10 be below tho mean.
The truth or fa1aity Of this assumption ean
only be judged Of BY taking the average Of j.
great number OF observations, taken at is
I many different places. It il yet too coon to
do this thoroughly, but within few days past
We have received news that the temperature
Is unusually low in many parts Of Europe IS
well as in the United States, aud Canadas,
while the rainfall has been very much be-
low the average all over the coroal-producing
world, with few isolated exceptions.
l In This last-named fact We have trust
worthy test Of the theory. Local Causes, while
they may produce great variations in tho tcn,-
pernture Of particular places, Independent 81
lesaez changes in thu original heat-produciug
force, mag also cause long drought in one
place, with superabundsnce Of rain IN an,
other but It can scarcely bo supposed thu,
they eau va1y the total annual rainfall Ut the
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PATENTS.

Inventors who wish to fake out Letters Patent
advised TO counsel with MUM & CO.. editors of the
Scientific AJas,fcua who have prosecuted claims be-
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American and European Patent Agency is the most ex-
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liable agency A pamphlet containing full instruc-
tons to inventors is sent gratis
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1t is UNFAIIIFG REMEDY in all of Neural gia
facialis, often cecting perfect in less than
twenty~four hours, from the of no than TWO
OR THREE PILLS.
No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has
failed to yield TO this WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia and
general nervous derangemeuts,-of many years stand
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a few wee ks the utmost always affords the most
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IT contains no drugs other materials in the Slight
est degree injurious, to the most delicate system,
and can ALWAYS be used with PERFECT SAFETY.
1t has long been in constant use by many OF our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS, VINO give 1t their 'inan-
mons and unqualified approval. The following among
many OF our best citizens testify to its WONDERFUL
EFFICACY:
aIfaying used Dr. Turner's Tic Doi1oureur or Uai-
re1Sal Neuralgia Pm personaly,-c,l,d in numerous
instances recommended it to patients suffering with
neural gia-I have found it, EXCEPTION 0
accomplish ALL the propretors have claimed.
J. R. DILLINGHAM; Dentist.
II Winter Street, Boston, Feb. 18th 1867,
Mr.. j. VI. r. STORY, for many years apothecary in
this city and for three years during the in the
Hospital Department under the U. S. Government.
TINS speaks of it
4 have known DR.. Turner's Tic-Douloureux or
Universal Neuralgia Pill for twenty years. l have
sold it and used il personally, and have never known
of case where it did not give relief Customers have
told they would be without if if each pill
10 dollars. think it the most reliable and valuable
remedy for neuralgia and nervous diseases il the
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MrssEs Turner & Co.:
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What French Soldier Carries on the
March.

A French soldier. in marching orders.
it is stated, carries on his back and
shoulders a weight of seventy-seyen
pounds avoirdupois. or one-thlrd' OF the
regulation we light carried by a sumpter
mule. A correspondent of the London
telegraph whites that he recently exam
ined the contents Of the pack carried
BY soldier Of the Fourth Eoltigeurs, on
the march from Paris to the front, and
found it to be composed Of the following
articles: The Chassepot rife weighing
seven and half pounds; the sword,
bayonet ana seabbard, three pounds :;
ten pounds Of ammunition, distributed
partly in two pouches and partly in his
knapsack pair of shoes; a four
pound loaf Of bread canvass foraging
bag slung over the left shoulder, and con-
tanning a pound of tobacco, some cigars,
flask OF brandy, good sized veal and
nam pie, and string of garlic sauSages.
Over the knapsack this soldier carried a
great coat, a blanket. his share of the
canvass sor the shelter tent, and sticks
for the same and huge camp kettle.
Inside the knapsack he had second
main Of trowsers, combs, brushes, needles,
thread, buttons, pair of gloves, couple
or pairs OF SOCKS, ahi 1HtGc Htti'to :"
addition, quart flask was thrown ove'
the right shoulder. A long march under
such a weight, it is believed would break
down the ordinary soldier: and although
he practice in the French army Is to or
der the men to lay down their packs be-
fore going into action, vet their strength
must be severely taxed in getting up to
the trout. Marshal Mel, it is stated,
endeavored to reduce to minimum the
weight carried by the French soldiers,
and organized regimental train, con
sisting OF one horse two wheeled wagons
four to be attached to each company
This .'regimental train, however, ha
not been organized, and the number o
the carts is so few that even the lmperIa
Guard has only about twelve for eacl
regiment, and they are only used to carr.
spare ammunition.
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How the Prussian Army is Recruite

The Berlin correspondent OF the Lon
don Telegraph says:
after the first burst of passionate
protest against the agressment of france
had subsidized, the inhabitants of the
capital returned to their avocations,
stripped the Linden of its bunting, and
made up theirs minds to the war as a
necessary evil. Round the barracks and
military storehouses large crowds were
collected from early morning till late at
night but these were chiefly composed
of military drafts, assembled at short IN
tervals for conversion into full fiedged
soldiers, and exhibiting previous to their
being swallowed Up by the ever-yawning
gateways,a strange variety of costumes.
From the ragged blouse and the greasy
cap to the fashionable frock-coat and
carefully brushed ''cylinder" there was
but a step gentlemen and proletaries
were side by side. waiting for their turn
to assume the blue and helmet: and
every ten minutes or so d motley tErong
of some five or six hundred civilians,
told off from every class OF society, was
marched in under the care of a few SER
geants at one gate, to emerge half an
hour later from another, smart look
ing, completely equipped body of
soldiers. In that half hour all social
distinction had vanished from among
them, not to be revived till the end of
the war. They went in as doctors, cab
men, lawyers, shop-walkers. clerks, wal
tiers, renters and artisans they came out
Prussian cavalry. artillery and infantry.
armed at all points, and ready to march
against their country's foe. My stay in
Berlin lasted exactly thirty-six hours ;
and The windows of my room overlooked
one of these transformation scenes IN
the Charlotte Srrasse. All day and
night the process went on without inter
| runtlon or remission
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PRICE. ONLY sos.
FROM S. TO SO PER D.aX'

eau lie made by any one with the American Knitting
Machine knitting stockings, &e while expert opera
ors can even make more, knitting fancy work, which
,l,yays commands ready sale. person can readily
n, from twelve fifteen pairs Of stockings day,
The profit on which will be not less tran forty cent?
per pair.
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THIs Is NO HUMBUe. Ok

FVHHIS Is NO HUMBUCt Ok
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than 500 Licensed by Wheeler Wilson, Grover a.
Baker and Singer Co. All othsr under-feed Shuttle
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and the seller and liable prosecution. Address
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blade of Poor Rum, Whiskey, PrORf
Spirits. and Refuse Liquors. doctored
spiced and sweetened to please the taste called Ton
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SE0O will be given for an incurrable case provd-
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For Eniianinatory a nd Chronic RFen-
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In Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers
these Bitters have no equal For full directions read
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ish
j. WALKER, Proprietor, 30. Commerce St. N. Y.
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WHAT would you be, dearest" said
Waiter to his sweetheart, IF L were TO
press the seal of love unon those sealing
wax hips ?? II would be stationary.
Naughty boys at New Orleans cut the
tails off of cows in the suburbs of that
city, and sell them to the chignon- makers
The latest returns from the census
indicate that the population of New Y ork.
city proper will be less than 100000.
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WEDLOCK.

WEDLOCK.
The RaSis of Civil Society," svovs e.
Young Men on the honor and happiness of Nayp -
and the evils and dangers OF Ceiibacy- with age.
help for the attainment of mans trr q sanitary
Sent free in sealed envelopes ,drese .iop ia life.
ASSOCIATION, Box p. fhilad' ipbia -. now ARD
Pa. E-7-6na
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The President of the republic Of
Liberia arrived in New York on Saturday,
aud seven hotels. one after another, re
fused to give him food and lodging The
telegraph infers that he was repealed on
account of his color,
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PATENT DUST ExeLUDER,
Over Five Hundred Dealers

in various parts of the land have unreservedly
dorsed them. They are in upon numerous lines
of RaiIu ay including the Union Pacific and the
Pennsylvania central. and officers of these
roads, with other prominent r. R. officials endorse
them as the Watches for the of r. r. employees
and travellers. yet introduced.
The following are presented specimens o. these
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There arc 2S7 Incorporated colleges
In the United States.
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1t at once relieves and invigorates VITAL
FUNCTIONS, 9oittot causing any time. under any
circumstances, the slightest injury any of them.
The most complete and Uniform success has for
many Years attended fits use in France and in some
portions of the United States; audit is offered to
the general public, with the most absolute conviction
that it never fail to accomplish all that is claimed
for it.
1t is HARMLESS IN THE EXTREME times and I'M
| der all circumstances and is UNEoUALED by any
edy yet known to the world where purgative is in
dIcated.
1t produces little or No PAIN in its operation leaves
the organs entirely free from irritation and
the slightest degree overtaxes or excites the nervous
| system.
In BILIOUS DISEASES Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, IT
Is INVALUABLE.
1t is the grand PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD and hence
cannot fail to eradicate from the system S;5-ofatd,
Erysipeias, Seit Ibeaat, CrRer and Ctaeeeas Emp
oas generally. Irregular. want of 4pf,eiite, (otds,
Coughs, Asthma, B'oRch5ffs, Cadr73t, t6hc Pans,
Dtc!ieu, Hdter6r0Sh Sour and Bitter !SioRa5a, and
fOuileSs and fdiRteSS of the same Impure breath.
dizziness, sylapatheic, nervous, sica; Hed1ache
RseaB,dttsp,, t,Ot. and Iffom0ijons in all forms,-
these aud all kindred by this mild yetpoweriul remedy
GENERAL DEBILITY, with its inseperabe accompani-
ments,-mental and physioal-snch greeR-sick,'es.
IassifUd of mind and body, GsoacSess is{iSposition
erercise sce0ess of the limbs teetigs IF iscolrage
eRt, despoadeacy, and disttsstall disappear under
1t regulates and invigorates the bowels is a SURE
ANTTDoTp for obstinate coiceness and piles: gives
newed riJor TO the stomach evokes the action OF the
LIyER; discipates the yellow dye of JAUNpGcE and
eradIcates from the skin, biLioaS Spots Rouidnaoh
1t exctes the KIdnsys to renewed, vigorous and
healthy action; ard is certain TO bring prompt relief
| in all cases of DiorJ5osa and DySeHtry.
Ii is enai1se,1tly e6sctaat in the of
CHILDREN, however infantile. especially for cAoiic
icornS, and irritation and f,efiipess While tesig
/ As "A DISNEI DIGEsTER, it is second to none
other taken with the f,od. 1t operates general
aiertoiice, whereby the entire impaired organ Is slim
ulated to renewed energy, and to healthy vor and
vitality 1t is extensively USED BY TIE FACULTY as a
convenient and thorough cathartc, having no action
! other than the intended. e. Sent by mail
| receipt of price.and postage, viz:
! I ROx. SO.25 Postage. 6 cents.
! s Boxes loo Is -
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines and
| bv TURNER & CO., Sole Proprietors, f2C IRE
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N o T I c E

NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ apply to the Commissioners of the Uanern.
Land once. TO have refunded the purchase
Section "a, rownsi,ir 10 north, rwnes IL east, q,
per certificate No. III. tssued q carsoa CITY.
Nsvads . bearing date the 25sh day or June, isSs.
the r..,e having been adjudged invalid and can.
celcd. GEORGE WASHINGTON WENTWORTH
mylO.6w
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| w tion Of works. Pine Grove. E,meraida Count, .
| Nevada Notice is hereby given that at a meet. i.
ing Of the Board OF Trustees Of said company held
on the 18th day Of June, 1870, an assessment ~
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said company, payable Immediately IN
United States god coin, 10 the Secretary, at th.
office OF the company Per IL stewart street, san
Francisco. Cal. Any 1t ck upel which said s.scs-.
ment shall remain unpaid on the 30tl day II Jul,
1870. shall be deemed delinquent and will lie ad
'ertsed for sale at public anctiun. aud unless vsy
ment shall be made before. viii lie -old on ~.
10th day Of August, 1870 10 pay delinquent ~.
--ssnenis. together with co.t of adyertisinr s.,d
expenses of sale.
BY order u Board of Trustees.
H.. D. BkNT, Sec'y.
Office, Pier Il Sta art street, san Francisco,
Cal slim
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TAKE WARNINGS!

THE V. & 7. II. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS To
/ take due precaution against accidents aud
loss Of life resulting from the rcnning OF th,ir
trains; and they take this method of warning pa.
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice " children ple,i about
their cars and locomotives Those having IN charge
the business of the Company fod " inipos.ibi. to
PERSUADE boys. who frequent the termini and stop.
rLg places of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines, and rley will feel themselves
obliged to resort TO more decided measures " thess
annoyances are continued. Recent accidents
which are wholly asctibable TO the carele.suese cf
persons ih Jumping On and of the cars when Ia
motion, should be warning enough In themselves.
II. ". YERiNGT0N, superint endent
June 16, 1870 ~