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CITY Of New York.
PROFESSOR r, $. NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Professor and President of the Faculty, late
Professor Theory and Practice" Of
Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
One Of tho PloSt eminent medical men Of this
age well known AZ the author Of the following
STANDARD medical works: EEwTON'R "PRAo
TICE or MEDICINE" DISEASES or CHILDREN"
"NEwTON's SYKES SURGERY" &C.. In December
number Of american Aediedl RsrisIp-pagc 2I5,
says:
"AInOng tie more recent efforts 10 Introduce
pOpuAFly, some Of the new remedies. We notice
4 new preparation compounded by J. J. Law
RENEE, NJ. D., Of NoRF0LK, Va, which 10 fur.
nlshed to the profession and the public In any d.
sired quantity. We recently erlmiIhGd his LI6OT.
dtory, and became fully Satt.Rei that all bis work
IL done In the best manner, BY the Nl0Et GPpTOrtd
tDcgNtts, and from TIE best pIdteriaks, Giring "a
result MGdlCiHe MRRTING tho CONFIDENCE Of the
rHTSlclANs and the PUBLIC"
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GheGrtelliqenee1:,
~ APRm lrfADR1GAL.

AN APRIL AADRIGAL. r
InthoseSweet agCs, dark and rich
With mystery, When, sailing arst,
The mariner on unknown seas
ARd summer shores, bewlldered, burst,
He planted there some royal sign.
And claimed the place BY right divine.
Sol, who came when April skies
Tighten the land and get me glee,
And iiufhed with sleep the fair earth turns
Her rosy side 10 welcome me,
Claim the glad month my def and foFe,
And take possession Of the ycar'
l take possession Of the year:
Yet 40 4 victory hold,
The bloom from Of the sea strip,
The freshness from the budding mould
All lragrauceS, ali bAlms that be,
My Sovereign, hoard for theei
-H1vpEF'S BGEdT,
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KOSkOO IL endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere, Read the following nom Or. Tillery,
. successful practitioner If mRDy years standing
In the Old North State:
Rocky MOUNT, EDuEcONBE Co., |
l September 10, 1859.
DR.. j. J. RAWRENCE-DeaE Sir: have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract Of KosknO IN
my practice with the hdpti6Jt rE8HitR. fnd II 10
be . p0IDfrtm Liper IErl00rdLOF, Hood Purifier,
and NtTpottS Ibnlc. In all diseases Ofthe Liver,
ScrofulouS, SyphilItic, and Nervous Affections,
u u reedy Of Immense Talue; In fact In almost
every variety Of Chronic Diseases it, nee Ia ndi.
Gated. Hoping you may meet with tho success
which you deserve ~ manufacturer VI TGilHh|e
medicines, l am sir, with much respect,
Your ObediCnt servant,
n. c. TILRERY, N. d.
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Now, rUadcr, ssliabuse. vsenSpoal diseases bad.
~ cured, and sexual excuses, arr all capable Of
producing weakness of the generatys OrEaps.
Tho organs Of generation, when in perfect health,
make tho man. Did you ever think that those
bold, defiant, energetic, perSevering, successful
business men arc Alwaya those whose GCncratlvc
organs arc. In perfect healthy You never hear
such men complain of being melancholy, ofncr-
yOusurSs, Of pAlpItattou Of the heart. They arc
never AFRAID they cannot succeed in business;
they don't become sad and discouraged; they aru
always polite and pleasant III the company Of Ia
dies, and look you and them right In tho facC-
none Of your downcAst looks or any other mean.
moss about them. do not mean those whOkCCp
the organs inflated by running to sxcpSs. These
will not only ruin their constitutions, hut also
those they do business with or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases,
from the effects Of self.Rbuss and excuses, have
brought about that state Of weakness In those
organs that has reduced the general system 80
much as to induce AImOSt every other disease
IdIocy, luuacy, paraIysIS, spinal affections, sui
edo, and almost every other form of disease
which humanity Is heir to, and the real cause oil
the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have
dOctOrrd for an but the Right one.
47oN9 = yD@E
Diseases Of these organs require the nUo Of
DIurc,lc. nELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHu Is the great Diuretle, aud Ia certain
euro for diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel,
Dppsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility, and ali diseases Of the Urinary
Organs, whether existing In Male or Female,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter
Of how long standing.
sTfet!g TFI{tFi
II no Treatment 10 submitted 70, Consunptidi
or Insanity may enSnc. Our flesh and blood are
supported from these sources. and the health and
Happiness, and that OF POsterlty, depends upon
prompt upc Of reliable remedy.
HelmbOIdH Extract Buchu, established up
ward of 10 year., prepared by II. r. IEEL&BoLD,
Druggist, E0I broadway, New York, and iOl
South 10th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. PEcE-
81 IS per bottle, or bottle. for $3.50, delivered
to any address. Sold by all Druggists every,
where.
None are Genuine unIOs' done up In ssOrl en-.
gravOd wrapper, With facsimile Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed
H.T. HRLNBoLD,
sprs-sOddksoww
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DIR, JOHNSON,

Member Of tho Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one OF the most eminent Col.
lcgea In tho United StateR, aud tho greater part
Of whose life has been spent 10 the hOApitalg Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many trOnbled with ringing In
the head and cars whom asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed ut sudden sounds, baAhfll
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended some.
TnadIutaIV = IN & ~ fr
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From Rev. W. Il. Christian, Pastor BInwiddIc
Strest MgthOdlHt Church

PoRTsMoUTH, Va, October ., 1853.
This 10 10 certify that know DR.. Lawrence
we'll, lie IL q gentleman Of cultivation, and wOr.
thy OF tho fullest confidence. have used bis
KoBk0O with advantage to mySelf, and have adopt.
cd its use In my family In cases Of nervous de6Il
lty and depression -
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]. NJ. McWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING. ". VA,


Agents vsnlsd eyeFyyRsEs ~ the state !.
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ORGANIC WRARNPal

Immediately cured and full Vig0F raGtOred.
This diStrcsBlng Affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage lmpOsAiblO, In tho penalty
paid BY the ViCtlmSsOf improper indulgOnces.
from not being aware, Of tho dreadful consCQuCu.
Cea that may ensue. Now, who that unde1tapdS
the subject will pretend to deny that the power
Of prOeFaauOp ID lost sooner by those Milling Into
being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy Oh.
spring, the most serious and destructive Symp.
toms Of both body aud mind arise. The system
becomes derlngcd, tho Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss Of PToCrcAtive Power,
Nervous IrritAbllity, Dyspepsia, PalpItAtlOn oil
tho Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Decay and Death,
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W. II. CHRISTIAN.
FROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE

FROM DIR. LLUYD 4 PHYSICIAN OF LAR0E
PRACTICE.
GREAT BRGDOE, Va, Oclobcr y, 1868.
J. J. LAWRENCE, N. D.-DeAr Sit: l chCerfully
endorse eOtr KoskOO as being q most valuable
preparation. Upon GxAmlpatiOnOf the formula,
And each ingredient highly eKtOled by orr bCsi
aud most progressive clinical investigators.
have tested It's effects In my own practice, and
nayc no hesitation In recommending IT, In my
opinion, 1t L. tho best compound Of 10 class ever
put before the publle-exceedIng by far all the
various compounds Of mrBapArillR, &C., ever Ia.
vented. It's q decided Nerve Tonic, and luVlg.
orator Of the animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should bu the basis Of treatment In
reward ron deSSrys rom tGsS pSGIIc a" 6caefsc.
tor, am ElF, yOurS truly.
CHARLES LLOYD, N, D.
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PATENT DUST EXCLUDER,
Over Five Hundred Dealers

in various parts Of the land have unrcseryedly
endorsed them. They arc In use npon numerous
lines OF Railway, including tho UNION PACIFIC
aud the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, and officers OF
these roads, with other prominent 4 Il, oiticials,
endorc them ~ the hBSt Watches FOR the use OF
X. r. employees and travellers, yctintrodnccd.
The following are presented rs specimens OF
these testimonials:
TESTIMONIAL.
Ux1oE PACTria R. n, oYR1oE OF GEN. Surf,
EIH OMAHA, Dec. 10, 1852;
Hon. T. n. AvEnr, President National Watch
Co., Chicago. H.:
DtGF Sir :-During the month that ! have car.
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has not failed to keep the time with 20 much &C.
curacy as to leave nothing 10 desire n this 70;
movement and lulsh, your Watches challenge my
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and mn confident that IN all respects they Will
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with similar manufacturers Of older nations
They need only to bG known tn he appreciated.
Yours most respectfully.
c. @. HAMMOND. Gen'l Sup't.
OFFICE OP TUE HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD,
CIGn'l Supt. New York, Jan. II. 1870,
Dfdr STr:-Thc Watch made BY your Company
which have carried tho past two months, has
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"' NJ ToucEY, Gcn'l sup't.
The following dealers also, In various parts Of
the country, have certified that they consider the
Egin Watches TO be all TINT the Company have
advertised them, az better finished, more correct
and durable, than any In market Of similar price,
and that they have great confidence In recon-
tnendlng them 10 the nublIc, on account Of their
general merit:
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AGIer reading the above high recommendation,
InValidS cannot reasonably hesitate TO give the
KOSKOO trial,
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Read the following from Mr.. Womble, prom.
Iueut Hardware Merchant Of this city:
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being 1WAfO Of Physical Weahness,
Organic Debility, DCf0rmltieS, speedily cured.
lie who places hlmKolf under tho care ofDr. j.
may religtously cnl1dO In his honor Gs a gGntle.
man, and confidently rely upon hlA Bklll NJ a ply.
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Il. n. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKsDuR9, ". VA
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especially, who h4ye become the victims Of Soil.
which annually GWegpa tO,An Hntlmely grave
thousands Of Young Men Of the mot excellent
talents aud brilliant Intellect who might other
wise have entranced listening SeanteS with tho
living lyrp, may call with NIL confidence.
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MEDICAL.
pALTTMoRIEI LOOK HOSPITAL.
Established as q Refuge from
DR. ou0okOTy. IN"
TIE ONLY PLACE WHHRE A CURE CAN
BE OBTAINED,

DR.. johnson has dlSooTered tho r1est .CoElAIn,
Speedy, ard only RRectuSl RapNdY, IN tho World
for Weakness Of u Hex Of Ld6 Structures,
Affections Of the kidneys and BlAddeg, lnyolun
t2ry Discharges, 1mp0tency, GglG4 pebLity,
NoEyoaanesst Dyspepsia, LanglpF, Low Spirits,
TlmIdlty, Trembling, DlmneiS Of Sight, OF Gid.
dlness, Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin, Affections Of The LVUF, Lungs, StOmAch or
Bowela-thoso Terrible Dls0fdefS Gristng rom
SOLITARY Habits ot HoEth-Secrot and Solitary
song Of SyTCns to the Mariners Of Ulypaca, blight.
ing their most brilliant hopes or SntlcipAtl0uH,
PnIdRPInC TnOFFfhOd s&c. itnfOSEfbie
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APPROVED BY THE HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITY
X Os K

Endorsed and recommended by tho President oil
the Faculty NJ the Z. Medical College Of the
City Of New York.
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ELKO TOWNSHIP TICKET.

COULDN'T STAND THE TEsT.-The Demo
cratic candidate for Congress challenged Tom.
Fitch to take the stump, travel together, and
have joint discussion on the issues before
the people in this election. Mr.. Fitch wisely
concluded that he would rather travel alone
and talk alone, and declined the challenge
This is q serious backing down. His friends
are disappointed. They have been Boosting
that they had the champion orator of the
coast for a candidate, and now the gifted"
and the eloquent" and the great" Thos
Fitch skulks into the sagebrush and has moth
ing to say for himself. The excuse offered is
that he has already made his appointments
and does not wish to disarrange them. So
had Mr.. Kendall made his appointments, but
these, on both sides, could have been easily
arranged to the satisfaction of every locality.
Had Mr.. Fitch really dared to meet his oppo-
nent on the stump, he would have readily
found the means of doing so. The fact is,
that Mr.. Fitch has no confidence in himself
when he gets off the beaten track of his MEN,
orized compositions. 1t is an easy matter for
most any one of good delivery to set down
and write speech and commit it to memory
and then recite it to an audience as n school
boy speaks his piece 1t is another matter
to meet in the arena of earnest debate, where
native talent struggles for the mastery. That
scales, and develops all their latent ability.
If a man can't stand that combat, he can be
Of but little service in Congress
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Elko County Election Officers.

III" following appointments have been made by the
Board Of County Commissioners for Election Officers
Of Elku County, Nevada:
Mineral HiI.-u-p,rturs: william PaulIiug T. p
Ni'h'rhs"n, II. Bruuy. Polls at JU-tr. =, ui!rr.
Pine Nallvy-l- VrrJor-: -. +. Iadc!.lr,I. Alrh,.
Mcdonald, ?. a. r.rry. IL ~ Ewpry'S liaurh
rliu-lusp"c;ur-: L. II Pratt, T.. G. burlington
TT LAWYER. Polls adjoining Musuu'- Iuildug.
Eailroad-IuzI-.c,"rS. UtI. c. Avery. L. 4 Morgan,
- Mason Poll, At Htns * Dayo!uys Saloon.
IIuntiurtou-M-pcc'urs T. q. WiuiIcy q. b. Able
y. Miller Polls a. MiI rs Stable.
South Fork--Iuspcctors: Il. O. Weir. T.. r. Crane.
Chas. Drown. Polls at Shepherd Station
Ruby lallry-lusprctor-: Il. ". Booker. 4. J. Daw.
ley. +. W. Sch"yilL Polls At uvcrlaTi Farm.
Clover Naioy-iuspccior-: 5. !. Tant. Frlncis Hon.
eyinan. J. y. Abel Polls At Abrl's House.
star EaIlry-InsI"ciora John Drrrinn. ". ". Grls.
void iidsSil Wet Polls Ht W. ". Griswuld's.
Hallcck-IHsprcturs James McIIurnry J. J Camp.
bell, james Hamilton. Tolls at john Days.
T.amoi.l"- INSPECTORS. Geo S"itz A. :. CuIbortspn
John Jcwctt Polls III. Francis House.
Elko Township Inspectors; ". V Ringsbury, 7. W.
Mr''"'rrn y" ~ Harvey. Polls at Boothto be Luilt
the Plaza.
White Rock Precinct Eastward to include In,lc,cu.
dcncc Springs: westward. line ruaI 10 miles
south, smiles; NORTH 20 milcs-InsIcctorr. GOV ChcI
u.s. j. H. Bassctt. Joseph Portcrheld. Polls Chrls'
House.
Bruno Precuct-Iusrcctors T.. II. McGtcv. W. W.
Rogers, VIM. Calm. Polls at McGrew's.
Lone Mpuutan-fuspucturs:A CuryrI a. y Inv,
Polls at CuryclHs Station.
Toan"-I u. Emo appointed Registry Agent In.
spGctors; W. H. Massey. J. T." Coulb.oth. - lawson
Polls at CuOlbruth'z.
Independence valley Township created: G. r vii.
lihiEs appointed Registry Agent inspectors: william
Mr"': = McMurray, g. b. Williams. Polls at vii
liaTus' Ranch
Humboldt Wolls-lInrrisuu lIoushaw. g!,tryAront
Inspection: Il. T. lIarinill. VIM Humrlrl,s H. Rem.
shaw. Polls at Ecnshaw'- House.
Mountain City-rnspcctors: u. G. Stevens. J. F. Dive
A. H. chapman. f"liHat tnapman'- store.
Friend Station Township. at Pie Ranch and Old
Crossing 0f Owyhee River: John Friend appointed
Registry Agent. inspectors. James Friend annual
friend fctcr O'Aiaicy. Polls nj Friends Station.
al
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Register Register

The time has nearly expired for the regis
tration Of voters who expect to participate in
the general election in November. The time
expires at G o'clock T. II. of the 10th of this
month. The first duty Of every Democrat is
to register while he has time. Remember
that there is no victory without registration
Talk is but sounding wind without votes, and
to have votes your names must be on the list
by the Goth. If fraud and corruption which
now holds high revel in every department
are TO be rebuked, registerl II you want Il
change of officers, register! If You want n
new deal, register! If you do not desire a
repetition of the prosecutions of years, reg
lister! while you have the time.
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tCoiumunicated.l
Rally! Rally. Democrats Awake!

Victory is oms if we will only be true to
ourselves. Nevada is Democratic by at least
thousand votes. if her sons will only be true
as their Democratic fathers have been in
times that tried mems souls. If each Demo
crat will vote only for Democrats, the day
will be ours, the victory will be complete the
State will be rescued from the spoilsmen. Let
no one say his vote will not make difference;
let no one give his vote to a friend. even a
brother, who is on the Radical ticket, though
he may be good man. The Democracy has
as good men. Remember Your vote counts
one, and by this means the aggregate is made
up. Is there any man SO lost to all sense of
justice and right as to throw his vote AWAY.
or worse, to cast II for IA Radical, however good
the man may be? Is there any one SO lost to
future hopes, who claims 10 be a Democrat,
rs - publicly proclaim his intentions to split
his ticket! Brother Democrat, stop and
think. Do you not know that the Radicals
concede the State TO us? Do YOU not know
they are making their brags that they will buy
enough of our votes to elect their ticket? Are
We like sheep in the market-pace, to be sold
Spurn such insults by II timely aud severe re-
buke, and make the whining canine lay at
your feet. To lrishmen We especially appeal
You are Democrats, and love Democratic
truths: then be on your guard. They declare
you can and will be bought for money and
whisky. They approach you not Us their
equals, but rs the laboriug trash of America
whom they would willingly see placed with or
below the negro, their special friends. They
rely on the money of their master, the Bank
to buy you and to press you down with the
negro and Cinnamon.
Rally, Democrats! BE yourselves once
more on the Sth of November. Vote early.
vote straight, shouting the battle cry of vic.
tory or death" Remember 1868 and 1864
when Democrat was hunted down and in
suited 10y every yclping cur; when Democratic
reason was met by the threat of hempen rope.
Now, for one long, straight and united pull
all together, and by the Eternal" We will
launch the Democratic craft! Union Demo
Gratis, for the sake of II Democratic union. Let's
call the roll, the roll OF counties: Ormsby. 100
Democratic majority; Storey, 800 Democratic
majority; Washoe, 100 Democratic majority:
Humboldt, 100 Democratic majority; Lander,
$50 Democratic majority; Elko. 100 Demo
cratic majority; White Pine, 10 Democratic
majority; Lincoln, 300 Democratic majority:
Nye, 20 Democratic majority; Esmernlda. 80
Democratic majority. -
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More Assassinations in China-Reported suspi-
c.ous Movement

LONDON, Oct. Later advices from Hong
Kong report further assasinations of foreign.
ers by Chinese. 1t is reported that the Chi
nese troops are Icing collected between Tiet-
sin and Pekin, nominally for the protection of
foreigners. Strong doubts are expressed AS
to that being the real intention of the move
ment.
Thus, day by day, does the telegraph depict
the strange spectacle of one nation wnging a
war of determination on foreign residents,
while the Government of the prosecuted, by
Burlingnme treaties, Constitutional amend.
ments, and Congressional enactments, COM
mits itself to the unremitting extension of
favors, more and more liberal to the Chimes.
and more aud more injurious to its own pco-
pie. In California, Federal officers are pros
ecuting State and county officials for collect
ing Foreign Miners License Taxes from Chi
nainen, while in China all foreign residents nrc
in daily peril of the most inhunan butchcry.
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NEVADA
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

@e@@S AAS "a 60 4AS4A6As
F6r Governor,
L. r. BRADLEY. Of Elko county.
For Lieutenant Governor.
t, FRANK DENVER. Of Storey county.
For representative 10 Consrrs.
CHAs- W. KENDALL. OF White Pine county.
For Secretary Of STATE.
JOHN pRIESBACH. of Ormsby county.
For STATE Tredsurer.
JERRY SCHOOLING. of Nye county.
For State Controller.
o. K. STAMPLEY. OF Humboldt county.
For Surveyor General.
A. u. ROCK. Of Nye county.
For Superintendent Of Fl4Jyie Ins:ruction.
C.. T. CUTLER. OF Elko county.
For Stat Irinier.
CIIAS. l. PERKINS. of EIko county.
For State HiHeraiogia.
W.. s. KEYEs. OF Lander county.
For JuItice Of Supreme Court.
JOHN GARBER, OF White Pine county.
For Clerk Of !Suprene Court,
W. c. GRIMES. OF Ch urchill county.
For Attorney General.
LUTHER A. BUCKNER. OF Humboldt county.
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SNAKE RIVER MISEs.-Mr. Z. Burner, of
Little Shoshone Falls, Snake River. arrived
in town this week and furnishes us with an
account of affairs in that direction. Mr.. Bur-
ner. in connection with Capt. Bledsoe, has
been engaged all Summer on the river, gener-
ally employing about ten men at from SO to
81 per day. Their claim has paid very well.
Considerable of the gold dust was sold to
Greathouse 4 Bros, Boise City, at SIT 80
per ounce. Mr.. Burner disposed of 1917
ounces here at S17 per ounce. They have
been running two rockers during the past six
weeks, and have averaged about $500 per
week. Mr.. Burner says the principal difficult
ty they have experienced has Jeen in man.
aging the quicksilver, and in removing the
powders. Capt. Bledsoe. however, is an old
amalgamator, and has managed to save more
Of the gold than many with less experience in
this respect. They are now putting up sluices,
and will soon have a derrick rugged, which will
give them additional aid. Many Of the min
ers along the banks of the river are making
from 30 to $40 per day; some of them even
working below the mouth of the Malade.
There are from three to five hundred men on
the river. great many of them left at one
time for Ross Fork, but most of them have
returned and will remain. They are strewn
along the banks for 40 miles above and 40
below Shoshone Falls. Flour is selling for
50 cents per pound, and lumber for SI6O per
thousand feet. Mr.. Burner is very well salts
fed with the prospects.
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Mountnin city Mining Compnny-Locn-
Won 81 milne, Cope District Elko County, state Of
Nevada. '' w
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting Of ,hc
b"afl OF Trustees NJ said company held on The 2pth
day 81 september 1870, assessment ~ nfty cents
per share was levied upon the CAPITAL stock of s,id
company, payable Immediately In United States gold
com To tho bccrcaty. at tho uic" Of tho company
no. 5ob Front street, Fan Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which such assessment 4hall re-.
main unpaid on tho seventh day Of Noyumncr. 1870,
snail be deemed delinquent and will be- duly adycr.
used Tor sale hl public auction and unless payment
shall be made before, viii be- sold on MONDAY. tho
%Sth day Of November. 1870. IN pay the delinquent
NFHm"ht together with costa Of advertising and oN.
Icusca ~ sale.
by order uf the board ~ Trustees.
4. u. MIEGARD. Secretary.
osiw OGlCc, 2OG Front street. San francisco, cal.