davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-05-30

qucse: s WAC 1'A "
tn,i {, lilo; large pigs, 4sc; small pigs, ~
oa. ppkascopoer ID nc bottoma asc. n,azera over
>ns, sc: timed copper, s2e,
ssT 1os e1sr qpsf aa eaaf 10; rsf aoa
II, nKc; is and Ii, Ike; Is and ie. t4c: II. l3e
lsf j. 1ssj 81 %as f.,,, ,,,vs m, n,s, -,
sgsed aes s1t t:s se;a: G5ss' e. | @ :; t9Gs y.
90. ,ta Sss S =, teS "a 5s: 5 1 Fl a;ds 1s.
ss.ea es@''eN
ons-A fair business WIS doing IN this de
sd sMiierae Strength, M insset. espectsIly. vs. 1m IL
and should the demand continue as acti7c rs
Carbtr, esae9c: extra lard o st.Haf. Sd
No |. s1.15Ga1,ao; No. 8, sl.oo91o5: linseed, NV
o sona:c: i atraits, 81 60: jnlIiestias % @ ~ ~ Ssa
a2oc: iurnentine. bsta56c: snefm oif - m. ~ H.
nhnnt oil, Sl1s9l 20; neatstoot oil. So. i, lid
is0: 10, strictly pure, 31.40.
R1cEThe inquiry was sair at unchange'
Il uisiaua. '>Ss'0ta~ :"
soAPs-There vas rather light demand 70
! ting range: German and French, 8I09Ac
named brands, 7&s10c; forrgn CASTLE, 14<si7c.
SODA AND sALERATus-We give the fol
none such, sa94c: Babbitt's medicinal. los
| 10xc; pure, 2hS91ic; Deland's chemical, 9s<ts
1oc; do healthy. assAc; DO pure, 8XasKc: vi
| sPICESTEe market Was QUIET, At prcVio1s auo
tauoua: AfRp1ce, 919S0c; cloves, 42348c ;nutme3s
No l, E.saea1.4s; No. ., Sl.sa31.s0: cassia, 635
T0e: pepper, 96@8sc.
aUGA1;s-Dealcra reported moderate .,uspes
for Eatu1 tay, an In view Of the fact that the 81
vices from the East arc Of highly encouraging
at the following range: Common to fall
Cuba 104i@llc; good to choice Cuba
1l9llEc: merchants D B, o4@10c
GHsHHa e sssss nSss hsa
aIic; New York clrclo 4. 125;alyc: New YoIS
choice white, I301sAc; extra, G, 1Ya<al24c;
New York c, l2H9l24c.
SYAUfS--Ne quote ,nc market 1lm at the fol.
LOWING range Of pllces: New orleans mo.
7oc; siilreF dSps sasasc: caea ] taolasse%s xxx aeae ~
New York c1tr7s sugar house syrup, 7Of3T5c
Philadelphia hee-hlve, 45e4sc; CalTert slyes
sTAKci-TGe market is qu.et but nrm
at former prices: Klngsforu corn, I1xaisc;
pure, 1G41oHc; Peoria crystal, ssoc; satin, lota
lie: Watts pure, 7ha5Xc; Ottawa laundry Il!
I5c. ~
s.IT-Trade IN this department continues &C.
tive and strong feeling prevails. The supply Is
SatInpw. The CUarssT Of taat cIty rernarSs. "'
1.-THE salt product Of the sagtn11y Valley. for the
oIs ssa 1ass q e sae,
s sn @ Waa ected sns
onaaa saaM saf ana ny sH e and th o.
Which, tn; Western pofts and citles shono In mn.
plicI with sait, IN such manner as to avoid the
these riSal conpanics, and, at the Sane ttnc. cur
tatl neither al the comnanies nf taTritnrv ~ mar
ket The arrsnVement Is male on the basis of
the amount Of salt made bY cach cofnnany Iast
wear. To all rortH nntI martSts west m nn, in,
clNIiuc CleycfanI the Onondarn con,nnnw Ia tn
ship four-sevenths, aud tho saginaw Company ~
, 1870-05-30
COMMERCIAL

SATUnDAT EVENING, May %.
The following table shows the receipts and
ehipments Of produce at this point during the
past tWepty-fOur hours.
, 1870-05-30
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIlIc HlH STEAMSHIP c0NpAyY,z
1hrssSA Linz 70 Canfsr1ia as4 rhlas.

FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
@eaa1ets eavs F.1 No- NORTH River. foot of y,r.
=. II u ocnck moan o. the bth aA IIss exreut WN
tdss'c d4y4 l4l On SsodAy-2hen the DAY pftY3otx
JnEe 4-AL4akA1C Capt Cray, CONNECTING Wifh CON.
SIIIGT1CT, Capt Cav1r4y..
IEe 1thd1ed pousas q naEE4Sn Allowed ftea to anst
411!t fA3cngE1. Acd.GnE And attendance fgroL
AL 4ff1rt1fEA touch at &anxAnt1o; th1t OF TIA -
eopntca 1t P1n1I1A with ftezne41 for South PAef8
p9Eta: 9Th and 1At tor Central American ports, sod thoR
aS ut trQeh It N1nx&pii1o.
FnR JAPAN AND CHINA.
SteaN@ JAPAN. leav1ca July l. lsso
Fnt frt3kht md PAAa9s t3r1e1 and ~ l1ftoE i@u
nation apply II the oics The wharf foot of CAnal
It. New Yp24 H. 3. BA9T A&ert OF At Genera! WaHE
era AEercy, corner 1aSAI5s and as4tson-.ta Chten9a
J. A. WAEEACk. Axe1f
ONLY DIREOT LINE TO FRANCE
ne General Tfnngau14tse Caupanys mail steam
ships betEe:a New yost apd Hs!ra esuaE At Brex
reuk 1ail rresy alternate Aatnrday
kAtIA Of payable Ia gold t1ntl0dtn& wne) r.
Bfezto Hayrc-Enft cabin, eiAs; second eal5a III
70 Paris tineludfnY railway ticket, e18 and N ,
Exeuuden ticket, n p@ ceEt f4duetson
The$a 4tkA1erf % net ca11y Eeeerx2d plnaexketa,
American traveller! going to returning ltu In
continent o. Enrepe, hJ sAklnE ts line, AVOID hofA
transit BY EnS{ah ral9xya and the Discomfort ii
sanss GO HAdEkMa fMaE 1.tn1 me- sosS'a Z Az aos
way NJ. $3.50" - 70 ''"~
, 1870-05-30

Tho Produce Markets.
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, May M2y2a-BRKADeruYYs-F1o 8ru.-
Ell; city X1, $a1eaasa Wheat 1rm 1t &l-06x for
E6. /; x1.osH for No. z Oats steAdy at 48xc for
No. 2 Corn and barley nominal RE e1sier nj
sdc for No !. .-.-s
l. FRE1Gurs- -Nomlna1y unchanged, .'5
kEcE!fss-s.ooMo M hTn "a 1oar. lso,do0 hu wheat.
t:s5 Ex-Tteat nrn and in far demsnd At
s11osH for MOI: NiesH HRsH nlS for 10 sao
rx rouf. NAV asx sacos9aF-oa,e. a9as and .,e,av.
sales 900 bales at 2aHzc for mldulinG uplanda
BRRADsTuTFE-Fl0ur- Receipts lana bris: SC
beSter, with fair demand for export and ho,na
stAte md Westen; @ios1Ss for e1tra stsse
and Wesein; = Aso84se tor good to choice do;
fS:bot3623 for white wheat Western; l$a109A00
tot extra Ohio; sa5o9s.oo for extra s. Louis, Rye
ecptss 46,aI4 hu; steady, with fAlr export and
m.!liDR demand sales Of l4s o00 bu rart to arrive,
az $1.9s@L8 for No. spring; sLso TOT No. 1
Wiaf THEE aos R9s ass 1sa sSq' nn
chhnge'L Corn-Reeeipts, II, 100 bu; markef dun
aita heavy; sales OF 81 600 :bu At Sl07al.1a for
ngw mixed Western. bats-Receipts. 9,41a bu.
asKc for Western, and sS9esc 7or Ohio III = and ID
State. aN1'
HAx-steady, y ssesoc for shipping, s1ooe
@f10 for retail lots
HoFs-Qu1et 1T 1A9Nc,
ERocEs1E8 -Cofee firm and quiet Molasses
daL Sugar IN moderate request: salea 90 hhds
at; sasAc for Cuba; sA9sT for Porto Mco. Rice
F.1aoifSs-Qu1st for crude: a7so for re-
CoAL-Quiet and unchanged. - ...
IRA1BM- -Hemlock sole steady It 90soc far
B4epos Ayre1 and Mo Grande.
NooL-Duu and hesry; aales Of $4,000 Ms 1t
sah<7c toE sr"rr-''': neecs; ss9soo for punc4
'-.'5 IN: 7..es " e- =. - >
, 1870-05-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY Ey7NtSG, May -
LtMBER-The attendance Of buyers at the Lun1-
per per- @Exchange to-day was fair, and moderate
OF Importance occurred The market fof sh!uRlca
lath nnd plckets remains drm at unchanged prices
The following are the current rates OF frcLghts
, 1870-05-30

4ERIyKD FKox CHICAGO, May 96.-Prpp Annie
YnnQ.
CLEARED Foz CHICAGO, May 2a.-Prups Phils-
s!eRhis, Chicago, st. Louis; hs1kB E Corning,
On6udaga, ]. Bledeu- Summer Cloud, s. Y. &
wilson, schTB sam. Flint, jag. PlAtt, q. Wells
Yankee and Flying Mist.
, 1870-05-30
n 6& e


cosadsnt.l Ply s6eSsa. fos.Aiy II g. EnSzs hss =
~ - as1sks taa 1af5ffu11 ~ q No =
ootth ClszkA- sxAE II KoxpA Casseap. n, I'D .
9ot TOO mnch to - ~ - - sftAs ns s.ctss-
u our c!H for eMfue ths diseasee b =
- Guse e Hsalth treating Al dssa.es of tAr ecn
H. ~ s. ~ e.solsaE 2 t9naa3 Jua taiaf eae vi.
a1T e25S@i ps,n.zt Sent te any asEn tcs of eha7es
st6aa1s' e p r Gu. Of addrrss DR. c. B1G1-
, 1870-05-30
l.. FeneclA Passed DetrStl.

6pedat p.passh q The Ch,easo Tribune.
DEfnoIT, Nay 3a-PAssxD uP-PTops Nashua
Comet, Empire State; barks Corning. Wat9on
Gore, Summer Clond: sch.s Sam Flint, Saginaw,
G5ses ssn Mn15ay Irons. Thornton, Tailor, Breed.
hoist Paul, Roanoke; barKs Fame aud Ionsrch
scHs Harvest Queen, Theodore Perry, Eneu'
Aaemee VALLEY, Midnight, Selki1k, Exile, Atsanto
WIND-Noftfea8t
4ETR01T, MAJ 29-7 p. m.-PAssHD UP-Bark
ClAde; seha AtWater, Queen Of the Lakes, Colonel
Cock. {. 4 King, Nonilor No. 2
FA2ED DOWN-Baxk F0nt1ueGe. achr Trade
Wthd.
WMD-Northeast
1EIhOIT, May o9.-PAssEp DoWE-Props St
Alaans, Dean Richmond, City of London. To1a-
whhds, Anna Craig; balks 81. Lawrence, WlnstnW,
Sunshine, Alexander; schoonera Oneida 4onsar
HAssIp VP-P7pps City Of Detroit, Paasaic, Free
stae, Merchants; barks constttaiion7 Major An
tieSou; schoone3 Rlyerade, Brooklyn, ]. 8.
Richards, Grover, Rising stx1, Knapp, Sly Lark,
MiAEh, Reindeer, Wind
, 1870-05-30


q ~ oMathdrawn yesterday for city consumption:
"a az = oa Wheat, ,4o1 bu- corn, 2,05e bu oAts,
eeg gh bu re, 500 bu barley. : .
mere wae . full attendance On Chsngo to-
esf ~ spu ,1ets mode.ate aetivity out yery wcak
more numerous Than huyels.
HighHlnea "ete dnn and lc- lower, in SYM
pathy With Bow York buyers. Bsies we're Il 1fo
'bris 1on bound at &t.04 The market cIosed
Nominal at s1.N, and at 1.oa for wood boupd
lott. :.
1'eto f~eirhts were moaera.2ly active, b-con-
aziaon With fo1ar dailuozs, &a1 frn at p1e.
, 1870-05-30

special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
ALBANY, N. T., May 9a-Tot1l receipts for the
week, 500. Sales about 1000. great many
went through IN first hands- Market continues
more conndenr Today that they can bring baysrs
toteTma Prices range from 500 for Light SUI
tcf1 to &a.7b for Steers averaging 1900.
Cleice Illinois steers, weighing 1,ioo Us, sold at
1oc G. s. Moore sole ss Illinois steers, averaging
1,te9, at $3.50; Isuble d Vogel sold, to-day, Is It-
ndts at1lierb, averaging 800, at 1915; II. White
saNew York EtllleTs, averaging 1000, u $500; *
Illinois steers, averaging $50 IS, at 5s76; 80 10,
a1eraglpg 20 lts, at So 81 also 70 extra DO, ar
etAgtng 400 ns, At 31uoo; s ". C1aff, 30 Illinois
st@ers, averaging l,250 bs, At $al25; Is CanadA
SIM pteers, averaging ,os1 hs, at ss.ea
eheep-Rece1pts, l,oo0; market dull, with no
change II prices since yesterday; Ohio s6o1n, av-
cIRging 80 It's, at 7{974c.
, 1870-05-30

Illinois and Michigan Canal
CANAL LotK, Chicago, MAY A.-CIzA4xp-W.
u. S,mors, Lemont, H~>s; Montreal, Ottawa, TO-
GG1 feet lumber, ~ l.nRieA. u, ,t3o laIn: j. b.
Le$nArd, Las NJ rnr., husss, $500 {:
..s&lr- 49,
, 1870-05-30
AAEEaRQApA.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

m GHlpAaD 1QR1HWEaTKNN KAHROAn
Alskas Onet. ooafhe1Et to11dF ot CLARK anl TaTA.s
coIH4 111fTe A1R OMAHA LETH
, 1870-05-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

For she Week Ending Mny 2s.
aATUHDAY EVENING, May p
BEEF CATTLE.
{2eceiDfx ,Skfn,nrnfe
, 1870-05-30

M8octn G12tE@ tszts m Ptfrats nd Exzaaa D.
exeA - N3srf4 p1AoEn1 sufes n TIN Ioopt YfuRrk
s14 eaesss:ss go q Spinal Ws.tnsss xt:oe4 Rs.
NJ u me9emy, 4pzets 9ttektsea Eiyeu % R0ak nt-
eudoa. FzrntAkt Of Aayiec ssut tfeAL Consaltaiiqa
GN xn4 naa4&s1k1H&
, 1870-05-30
Manhood and Wonanhood,

Rs8AYB FOR YOUNG MKH, On The pssd,na3sak
tarton Of tie sexsa nd the naoptnNa of TnEx 4A1-
mite to eoaedato the uujon- Seek fre. II sc2!ed
PhlAdtlpAi1. Pa.
, 1870-05-30

ybus rates. A total of.1a cssHsssn wore 70
parted, Of which 2 vere for grin. Sail rates
td Bu1a1o are ~, 4, and $40 for wheat, corn.
q, I'D oats; to Oexego, 8199s9<c for whest. aad
whest and l814c for corn. by rail.
Provisions were inactive and nomina1lr m
changed, there being neither pressure to sell
nor anxiety to buy Holders are whiting quits
patiently for orders. believing that stocks aro
small enough to enable them to name prices
when they BeIl their property. Wequote mess
pork at s!s. 75@29.06; heavy oycrveighta Of
DO At s29-b0@29.75; meas Ordinary 1t $e8- 00@
300; lard at t1594@1577sc; bulk shouldera at
1lsl@12c; bulk short nbs at l45s@l5c; aweot
picked hams at 151l@17ci greases at '713@
l.s; and city tallow at 915c. Sales wers limit
ed to 500 brls mess at $500; 50 tcs lard on
private terms; 1900 tbs clear rib bacon 1t
1C5sc packed; 10000 TBS choice city tallow On
private terms. There is q fair conHumptiye
inquiry for bacon at Ill Western points. The
shipnents Of the week ending on Thursday
Il g1rr
, 1870-05-30

1-f;eeeipts. -Skipm<nts,@
. ls'o. 1862 1870 1860
, 1870-05-30

1Se1n C1a!kst- Chicago, euras {or 10 charge, ~
l ash Estas.e q tae unve.iH Il rnl.ds3phIs. asx
II The Do8 te6aho phya1AA h tke aty fof a1 CAfu1e
and 6d1uA1 DtssAsn q beth sa1ak 6end etaaap Or
Theory of Mefvo1. md Se1aA utsoases. Cousahts{0e
tres nd continental
, 1870-05-30

T. D. 0LAHKL Il. d. th4 Regular Ofd Kstshs1sneA
Dr.. Csafka, 10 2dnth Clark. T. tbe1r Xouree3
CON11DKhf1AL1Y CONSULTED
n Female fiI6 (efezh nnAie3 $lo0 PEI box b5 1asH
~ Send tWo Vf1IlJ0 fof Married 8eGnk
- AIao, twu for Book on 8eh-Abuse
Addre8 1ettM1 Df. :. q. CLARKE, II South Cta91-
RI
, 1870-05-30

=
And unfolds budget Of little Ttottys COM
positions, which make postscript to the
"Trotty Book" Major Traverse relates nu-
merous instances Of the bravery Of boys in
the war OF the rebellion. allow Edgar Left
Home is + story by J. T. Trowb1idge. T.
W. Higginson has avery entertaining article on
the ants. " In BuHiness for Himself is the
experience of many boy, told by Mar7 D.
Harris. The poems are admirable, especially
tie Lilys Word, by Lucy Lsrcom-
!Tbe RIVERSIDE Magazine appeals to the old
shlldreu with !" A Bee Hunt On the Prairie, 3" by
Martha IL Thomas The House thst John
Duilt," by Ftank B. Stockton IA Wood
Robin Abruad," !" by ". H. Goodrich; !" How
Railroads Are Made" by Jacob Abbott; Tie
Young Vitginians, by Porte Csayon; " Laurels
and Daisy Chains" By r. E. G. Tardee !;
'::Aunie's Bank Account, !" By Helen c. Weeks !;
a."spzing Song" by delightful Hans Christian
Andersen" Going to School" by Anne Silver
nal "Eflie and Her Thoughts by Luczet;a
z. Hale 4s beginning mn Apiag," by Arthur
Gilman )" A Hundred Years Ago." by Reoecca
Harding Davis and large assortment Of euig-
MAG, Eddles, chafades, and puzzles Ihefront-
ispiece, Illustrating the old fable Of ~ The
Fighting Cocks and Eagle" is Ill exquisite
piece Of drawing by Stephens.
Tho LITTLE ConponA1- o.,r Eoue magazine,
holds its ow1 btave3y, and has Just closed up
the fifth year OF its Life. Il is q hTEht, strong,
luEty youth, and a universal fayo1ite The
present number is filed full of good thires
for fnH children. Tie next volume, be.iuuia,
With the July number, will be enlarged aud
improved, md illustrated with aandso,ac en-
craving for frontisqicce, aud soreral ea5ray-
ipes in the body Of the work. Tie CunPoRAl
deserves tho SUCCESS which It has achieved.
! MISCELLANEOUS.
The WESTERN HONE {Alessrs stoadard 4
rarlhurst), for May, contains biographical
akctch of Ford, tie artist, accompanied by q
wooe-cut portrait; s'Bubble Companies" al
extract from forthcoming work, L. Ten Ycars
in Wall Btreet;" IAN 1uyahdfH Request"
poem By jean Goodpasture; sermon by
henry Ward Beccher continuation OF the
tsozy "Checkered Life )" !" Clarence How
ard" tale OF co1lege Life, by 'Mra. Mary Z.
Honman md several pages devoted to q
louths' Department and home miscellany.
Neests. & C. GngGs i Co. have just receiv
ed m essay On The Correlation Of Vitsl
aho fhssical torces, y by Professor George F.
bafkeI, OF Aale College, bearing the imprint
ot &. C. Clatheld, New Haven, Conn. Il is
issued in neat pamphlet form.
Edward DnehleI, tho foreign imncrter at M
LII Monroe street, has sent Ii several fr,,;,s
f the htHpER-GARTEx BEwAHR-ANsru,r r 1isn
ElEHEsTAn hIAssE, paper devoted to the
interests and DEVELOPMENT Of the kinslef-rar-
ten system Of education. As this form Of Cd
ucatng children is beginning to attract wide
E1,tHad attention these little 1,aneru niI ,,-,,-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25
The Great King Of Pain I!
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A CARD.

DR. McBRIDE-MY DEAR SIR: FOR THE
IL last six or seven years l have been aiillcted
with rheumatic pains, from my knees down.
embracing all the Joints OF ankle and ioer.
These pains have come upon me periodically
every year about this season Of the year. My
knees, and ankles, and toe joints, and my wrists
and finger joints would swell. and leave ME IN
the most agonlzlng pain, known only to those
who have suffered from this dread malauy.
These pains would continue for q period OF iroE
three to four months every year, and they have
been regular, unfailing annual visitors. i nave
been accustomed TO apply for relief to the bert
citizens Of San Francisco, and have not JAILED
to use all the most popular remedies known To
rary relief, after long continued application, Dnt
II would never fail TO return In q few days, win
increased severity. -
About two weeks ago, while my painr were
upon mt. / raw you At the corner OF one OF our
streets, and heard what you said about your
king OF Palms" confess that I listened to
you with deep distrust; indeed, l may ray that
did not believe your statements. sill,
thought l. ats only dollar. and III patrOnize
| the 'humbug' one dollars worth" bought q
bottle. and tried IL brit on my Knee, which was
f~eariully swollen, and from which suffered
very severely. The second night ! tried II again.
| and, my dear Doctor, you can judge OF my sur.
prise, ecstacy and delight altogether, whenl
found on rising the second morning, That my
pains were entirely gone and the swelling en-,
iirely gone. My Knee Joints were supple and
Eighth, I was a young man, and ] actually danced
with delight, much TO the Amusement Of my
friends, who had been In the habit OF regarding
me az q dccrepid old rheumatic. II has now
| been two weeks, and ! have not felt the eart
symptom Of return. l believe ! am cured. and !
feel 20 grateful to you that l offer you this riatc.
ment, verified by my oath, TO be used by you in
| whatever way you may think proper. for feel
Il a duty to let others similarly afflicted know
| where they can find relief.
am yours, very truly,
RAPHAEL L0OKAlSE.
San Francisco, October 10th, 1869,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25
CORPORATION NOTICES.
%oRpINANoE NO. 90.


Al Ordnance Amending Ordinance
Ne. 81. entitIed "An ordnance -
RIx and Colhc CT . License Inx:"
pared march 93d, A. D. leoH
Amended by Ordlnanee Ne. Do
may ISih, 4. d. 1859.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town Of Gold Hill do ordain: =,
SECTION !; The sixth clause OF 6 seSInSn 2 TO
AZ and collect q license tax" passed harcn ~.
a. D. 1869, relating to thcaters, ETC., Is hereoy
&c. >. The tenth clause OF said section Is
hereby amended so a. to read a. follows: &c
ton 10, For hawking or peddling any goOds'
| mutt or vegetables, or any wares or merchan.
| dIse. or tbinys of any kind whatever. OF any
value, except the agricultural producer OF the
state without q team or animal or animals), per
quarter, In advance, $2j, or per day, y. +.
SIC q The eleventh clause OF said Section u
hereby amended 10 a. to rcad as follows: Sec
tion ii. For hawking or peddlng with a team,
or with any animal or nimals per quarter, III
advance, $50, or per day, In advance, W.
SIC. 4, Inc twelfth clause OF said Section II
hereby amended so a. to read as follows: Ply,
tion II. For each omnibus or stage line, when
shall carry passengers or freight from and out OF
tho town OF Gold Hill, OF run within the inco5'
porate limits OF said town, per quarter IN aa'
vance, So. Co..
ton, relating to telegraph companies, is hereby
amended 20 as to tx the tax, per quarter, IN nd
vance, at go. nv
entitled IAN Ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 80, entitled an Ordinance to fS and coleet
a License Tax" passed March 23d, !. D: lsGsi
passed May 18th, 1869, relating TO scaics, anu
ppersons engaged In the business Of weighing by
The ton, IL hereby amended 30 ~ to hx the tax,
per quarter, In advance. at $40.
SEC. {. The eight section Of said Act, relating
to dealers In quicksilver, Is hereby amended 20
IN to fix the tax, per quarter, IN advance. AZ Sio.
In force on and amer the first day OF July, A. d.
1870.
II. II. FLAGG,
President Board OF Trustees.
WV. HY. DoASE. Clerk.
Gold Hill, juno 14th, 1870. Jel4-lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25
SAN FnIxcrsco, October 9ad. 1860.

SAN FRANclsco, October 23d. 1860.
DR. McBRIDE-DEAR SIR: ABOUT
IL three weeks ago ! purchased n bottle Of
your KING OF PAIN, to try and relieve the
pain In my hip, which for u long time had been
troubling me-. ] have been a cripple for . long
time with tho hip disease, and my suffering at
times has been very great, and have tried
more :" sure cures" for pain than ] have hnecrs
and toes, but until l applied the KING OF
PAIN to my hip had never been entirely ne
not n humbug. as | thought at Dirt, and, u
win be interesting 10 you, will relate It's effect"
I'm another case which occurred this afternoon.
I called on Mrs.. Margaret Clark, al scQuaint;
apce, this afternoon, about three O'Clock. AMI
she informed me that she was subject to very
severe attacks Of neuralgia, which completely
Frustrated her for q long time, and that she Wa
nearly insane from pain tho day previous. While
there she was attacked with II again, and ]
never saw O person suffer 80 much IN my ne;
l think that no one could suffer long ~ she did
without becoming entirely insane. started Tor
the Orleans Hotel, a. soon as l thought Of you
most excellent medicine, and l made good fiinr
for q cripple. When ! returned. l applied u
to the whole Of her head and neck. rubbing u
well In. ] had 10 leave In q very few mlhhi;-
after, but I told them to use II nntii inc Ihih
lon. I dropped in a little AMER ak o'clock thl'
evening, about three hours a1cr the iir,i appl.'
cation, expecting to find her still on iilr sltc
list, as ! had hoped for but partial rrlieis NV
imagine my surprise when ] %l.ariIct! that sur
had just prepared supper, and was 10 ing Va,
tirely free from pain. II you could have heard
her grateful acknowledgements for the grn NJ
lief experienced, you wonld have felt amply re-
paid for your gratnitons services rendered. MhlIc
In this city. Please accept my most sthc'rc
HANKS for INV own mart, and believe me Ia be
Your most obedient,
WM. X. CLARK,
l.IIO Lcavenwofth strcei.
n s-Mrs Clark resides on Mission strret,
near Third.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25
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The balance docs not show rs great q rcduc.
tlon in the Indebtedness as We g~lancingly antic.
Ipated, but the cursory report Of 1867, computed
legal tenders at Is cents. and since currency has
almost reached par, this tom alone, approx
mated a. close a. practicable, enlargcs the bal.
ancc Of 1870 10 per cent. on $21 900, or 1900.
We have bestowed tho greatest care 10 draw.
Ing the balance for this date, have itemized all
parts thereof. and present It a. correct In all Its
details.
In conclusion, Mr. President, We beg leave to
make q few remarks and suggestions: Tho
sfreets are now In excellent condition, and will
not require but one-half Of previous expendi.
tnres, We have opened the highways the most
necessary, and we need but little more. The
town nossesses now an unbroken and thorough
linz OF sewers, The railroad and its .ramihca.
tions has rtycn new value to realty, new impe-
tns and TIC capital invested Insure to the Cor
poration a steady fow Of incomes, which will
hermit a prompt liquidation Of the debt. This
latter. contracted by the pioneer Board OF Trus.
tecs. has entailed on us disbursements OF over
son per quarter, and even now 1t swallows
{SH per month In gold. but your incessant Ell.
iorta. after 20 long sowing, arc near 10 harvest
now. We have but 9 single suggestion IN addi'
tIon to this, already moro lengthy. than desira-
he. and that IL: The lower part OF Gold Hill Ia
moi suficiently protected from CONGREGATIONS
in instice 10 the amount Of taxes paid on prop.
erties there, and we would recommend that a.
Inc dnanccs permit II, the hydraulic pipes and
hydrants be extended some ono thousand feet
fSrther. Respectfully submitted,
4. Hg vI1Sa FINANCE Committee.
nolJ uU Nav NH. 1870.