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DIR. ID. S ShMPSEL, Ashland
is Agent fof this County for the above
Threshing Machine; and those de-
slring to purchase, should call on him
before buying elsewhere. |
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NEW nj CAR r. IASV
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Al the old carriage shop formerly oecnPied
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zens of Ashland and adjoining eorntiea,
that the well known firm Of
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eenerai Nc feilan began active du-
sjGsi ties as Chief Engineer of the Depart
sment Of Docks at New York some
days since.
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.7lnd aawr."ll NEW iois1Pi
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r1sc4 % ri lsoH ias73 shi as7r
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Queen Victoria on Wednesday hast,
reviewed the royal yacht squadron at
Southampton
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At the late Ascot races a French
attache, over-elated with the victory
IF his countryman's horse, Sorette, re-
marked to the Princess of Wales
THAT admirable race, madam, feven-
ged us for Waterloo" ':True"- an
swered the Princess. 'tbut at Water
90 you a better still.
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A school committeeman, not over
a thousand miles from the Huh"
in making some remarks at the close
of an examination of a school, thus
complimented and criticised the schol-
ars. "You read well, and you spell
well. but you hain't sot still"
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A Long Branch letter writer ssys
esB ihatJim Feksis ism great deal hand
M somer than Mrs. Grantfra 49,
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- They have Gagged a burgler at the
+, CSyracuse jail. who did. business. He
= kept an account book, and gave each
man credit for the articles stolen. He
2 informed the officer that his was the
systemic of double entry-once into the
sale and then into his books.
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.. The artIess generosity of youth is
illustrated in an incident told of a
little Albany boy, his face besmeared
with molasses and his rags fiuttering
in the wind, running up from the river
fourishing dirty single, and scream
ing.at the top of his voice to a COM
rade ooh, Bill Bill! get as many
boys and shingles as you can, for
there's a big hogsit of '!asses busted on
the pavement-busted all to smash J"
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CATHARINE SWAsSICK,
VIM. B. McCarty, her Atty.
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Fepatorc Garret Davis has distin-
gnished himself by making a complete
speech In i've minutes. rlc,a.
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It Is not. best to stand on trifes.
uIhsy are notnear as good as stone or
bfick16kafouhdation.f 'fS ~t-. 81
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s;eN.P9lea s said te, b iasb bad. odor
with bis troops. This IS probably be-
cause he failed 30 reach Cologne
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enatorD dafret DAVIS has -dlstin-
gnished himself by making a complete
81 speech eh in i've minutes, ~~le,7.
rrra cfvSv.Tso rfs-As ,sr;ro,f
"A Tennessee man adyecl tet mixed
schools on the ground thaty the pres
enceEof the CIR is is neeessar to stimu-
en nse 'ne oys rae roes,
Napoleon, Is said to, be inzbad iodor
with his troops. This Hprobably be-
q he failed g reach Cologne
It is not best to stand on trifes.
tHhey are notnear as good as stone or
bfick 70kafouhdation.F AfS ~ ~
lH&as @A% 8
Mrs. Straw of Henniker Mass. has
-netefalen4by the sickle of death, al
csbeit she has been ripe these eighty
years. ana carries a full head of work
every day..
IAo.@ wa IL ;sfn :
tra,An rIrishman was challenged to
fight a duel, bnt declined on the plea
that he did not wish to leave his good
mother an orphan. @ 90.
Though men boast of holding the
reins, the women generally tells them
which way they must drive.
The latest marriage announcement
reads thus; No cards, no cake, no
presents, no wedding tramp, no hon
eymoon, no divorce.
In an action, against au editor for
libel ani1ninois jury has awarded the
aplsitAif threesqnarters Of dent-all
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The coughing hoss" is the Indian
name for locomotive.
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An exchange says that there is no
thing so calculated to call out the true
e~arnestness of woman aud to enlist her
most Earnest devotion as doing up her
waterfall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-20

AT CARSON LAST NIGHT.-We eN-
~perienced the pleasure of being present
at the concert of the Virginia Choral
Society last evening In Carson. and
afterward ut the ball. As might be
expected, the concert was most excel
lent, the singing being by the best
vocaiists in this section. although the
Carson Theater is not particularly well
adapted to the development of the true
beauties of vocal music, the ceiling
being of cloth, and too low at that.
The ball was a very pleasurable, well
managed affair, highly enjoyed by all
the fortunate participants, and a more
agreeable company we have seldom
met with. We feel like marrying in
Carson. The Choral Society and other
cXcursionists. with whom we went
from here returned in special train ut
81. o'clock this morning. We propose
dom" better Justice to this agreeable
subject in to-morrow's NEWS.
GoSE TO TIE EAsr.-Colonel Robert
n. Graves, Superintendent Of the I'M
perial and the Empire mines in Gold
Hill, left Virginia City and Reno last
night on n trip to New York city, by
the Pacific Railroad, to visit his father
who is seriously i'll. He expects to be
zone about 4 month. Mr.. a. Is. Pot
ter, of Gold Hill, also left for the East
night before last, oil 4 similar sad
visit, his mother being on her DEATH
bed.
How Tux Luxe IT.-Speaking of
the grand concert OF the Virginia
Choral Society last evening at the
Carson Theatcr. the appeal of this
morning SAYS: 1--WE cannot remember
when we of Carson have been treated
to so pleasing q performance. We hope
this may not be the last appearance OF
the Choral Society here"
a Pleasant PLACE.-0wing to the
sandy nature of the ground upon which
Carson is built, there is very little mud
anywhere about town ut the present
time. presenting quite 4 pleasing con-
traSt TO the streets of Virginia and
Gold Hill, so disgusting to lovers OF
clean boots. We sort OF like Carson.
Tue MATINEE given by the "Won-
| derful Grcgory's" Yesterday afternoon
at Piper's Opera House, was well at
tended. Another matinee next Satur-
day afternoon.
STATE CAPITOL BrDs.-The Commits
| Sioners meet today ut Carson to re-
ceive bids for the erection of the pro-
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Important to Females.

When q female is In trouble or afflicted with
direasc, and requires medical or surgical issirt.
ancc, the inquiry should be, where IL there q
phyrIcIan who " fully competent 10 sdmibi.'cr
relief, and whose respectable riandirg In society
recommends him to the confidence Of the ctm'
munItyf The Doctor. understanding how I'M
perativcly necessary these requirements are
feels called upon to lntcrposc, aid beg the a,ieil.
lion OF the afflicted to the fact that he has been
4 Professor of Obsirctics ard Fcnial Diseases
for twenty years, and IL fully qualified TO admin
| istcr In all cases, both incidentally and snrgical'
IL, not IN a superficial manner hut IN Us NOR
| ouch q manner IN ycery Of study and practiee-
both In hospitals and private fsmilles-csn
| make. 10 save them from the hands Of the I'M
uaaIifed, unscripulous and designing. There
| fore families can rely npOn him as upon Q ia'her;
All IN affection can inc In him one WHO wiIi
symplthize with and bcfriend them IN trouble
one IN whore secrecy the utmost confluence can
be placed, Confultailon by letter or othcrwihe,
\ yREg. See address below.
Ladies', the nature Of whose tronblcs REQUIRE
tho constant attention OF the Doctor, cnh DC lnr-
| nished with apartments, and tkilliui ana a''eh-
tive nurses. -
Oficc for the salc Of DR.. Yorng',s PREVENT.
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| 40 per boz. One box will last from four 10 FIX
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LIST OF I.ETTERS

EMAINING IN THE GOLD HILL POST
IL office January 10Th, 1870. II not called fol
within one month they will BE- sent 10 the Dead
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MEDICAL.

THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
l enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted suc-
cess or eighteen year,, and las become one or
the renowned Hospitals OF the age: What the
| celebrated Lock Hospital Is TO London, md tho
no less renowned establishment OF Rieord IL TO
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the Pacific
Coaat. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is In point OF number Of pa;
| tients among tho very first OF the world, anu
the success Of Its treatment ranks II fecond 10
none.
RemIunI Weakness or spermntori han.
The ysunG man who experiences that growing
weakncss In his muscular and mental orRanlzA-
tiop, should stop to consider whence u arises.
He will And In the weakness Of the back, trcmb-
ling Of the limbs, disordercd digestion. unae-
countablc inilirg OF the powcrs OF the MIND,
distas,e for society, dread OF impenainS !f1ho,ei
lasciyious drcamr, growing dcaircss, lots OF
| muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
OF disorrnpization, the positive trace, oil that
| most terrible and destructive OF al discnfcs,
Seminal Misunderstanding away Ills powerr,
destroying his hopes Of life aEd manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path OF his eS.
| istcncc toward u premature and loatlitomc gave.
TO him who finds his life dribbl!nE out In The
discharge Of tie vital principle Of existence In
nocturnal and diurnal emissions the mere ces-
ration Of Its appearance brings no assurance OF
Marriage, that holy Office. that safeguard and
hope Of manhood, brings TO such q one no nope
OF cure. but adds TO his misery In the knowlcase
that The ono who looks to him for 20 much, OF
her happiness. m victim TO his evil, and an IN
noccnt companion TO his punishment. lie adds
10 his misery and disOrder until hope leaves
| him. There II no rcscue except in prorcr and
| sEilful treatment. Tlosc " no have become tho
victims Of solitary vices, that dreadlaI, issci-
Mating and destructive habit. which nils thou
sands OF sick rooms with paralyiics md con-
| sumptiycs, ard hundreds OF untimcly graves
| with IT, misguided victims, should eonsult with
| out q moments dclay. orc who VIII sympnthiZ9
| with their rnacringr. To such the Doctor would
especjally address himsclf. giyingi 10 each md al
assurance Of a PERFECT and PERMANENT
| CURE, without hindiance 10 business, charge
| of diet, or fear OF exposure.
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J. N. %FLURSChuTz,
No. 20 South O street, Virginia, Nov.
CANDY MANUFACTURER!

r AM NOW READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
aIkinds OF Cakes, Pyramids, Candies. Candy
TOYS ate. Wholesale and retail. Ny stock OF
ro2fsctioncry. Candles, Plain and Ornamental
Cakes. viii be found complete in every respect,
and made from the very best materials, at the
iowest prices. In the Rcfreshment Saloon, /
have always ready the most delicious Coffee.
Tea. Chocolate, Cakes, Etc. Families and RAJ.
not,ee Llso. with Oysters In shen, open, or
prcparedip any style desired, taid
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AunryALs AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
ny WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Mr. Weston, Belle Davis, J Lambert. Mrs
Greenwood, johnson, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Eells.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARoo AND co.'s LINE.
Chas Ble,z, Mr. Sylvester, Jas O'Neale, Mr
Markiewitz, VIM Hamilton, VIM Sellers, inc
J Valentine, VIM Tiernay, Father FinniSan.
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Tho Necessity of n Vial. Overcome.

Tho Necessity Of n Walt Overcome.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.
pat,ents residing In any part Of the State,
however distant, who may dcsirc medical advice
on their respective cascs, and who think proper
10 submit a written statement OF snch III prefer,
ence 10 holding apcrsonal interview, are assured
that their communications Will be held most
sacrcd, and tho cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed TO the corrc-
sponding physician, thus:
Benz, +. JoSSELYE, NJ. H.,
Box TSl 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and Kenny,
dcGG9-1yis San Eraiicitco, SaI.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
GOLD HILL.
All styles OF Likeness takea NJ my
Rooms arc Warranted.

0ARTEs DE VISITE, ALL STYLES; AN.
bro,ypcs, Melaineotypes,. Pearitypes, and
all other Kinds taken In tho art.
n, B,-Picturcs Of all kinds copied. Also,
Tho sick and deceased taken at thoir residence,
m desired, Gold Lockets and pins OF all kinds.
Gold Hill, January Is. 1870. jal5.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-20
Mass Meeting.

! A cali RSttihE requesting tie p6CplG OF
Dallas county, irfchpcctlse Of bariy 70 as
scmblc in mass MEETING, on Saturday
August 10, 1870, having been issued, u
large and enthusiastic crowd made their
abpcarai!cc at the Courthouse.
On morton, Hon. Nat. NJ. Burford was
calleu 10 the Chair and l.. G. Bower ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion, The Chairman explained the
object of the meeting. lie said the i!teelhe
had been called as d preliminary One, to
make arrangements by which the people OF
Dallas cotihly Hight express their views in
regard to tho present State Government
did Adtiitistraslot, and petitltn ftf re-
dress " Etievalct5. The Chairman then
protetdei to read and comment upon tile
address of the Anti-Administration Com
mittec at Austin, during which time he
was frequently interrupted with applause.
On motion, the meeting unanimously en-
dorscd said address, and determined to
carry out the suggestions therein con-
tanned
DR.. A. NJ. Cochran having been called
upon, responded in an effective speech in
which hg bitterly aehoiihSEd tic tyranny
have faisieiicd iipSn our peoRlS and said
that it is impossible for a'i h6fG}t man to
yield assent to such q course. The speech
produced fine effect.
On motion, committee consisting of
Jn9, T. .Anlt, 4. NJ. CochraHi 4: lfarwood,
s. Miller; Henry Ervay, JsffErson Peak,
J. II. Field, Jno. J, Go3d Martin Riggs,
WIN. Stults, Jas. ti0FGn aRd W. C. Nc.
Kamey were appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the views of the people of
DailHs Cohnlyi Upon our present condition,
aid 10 report at n meeting to be held on
Saitirday, the 9th inst.
On motion, the Chairttidh wds added TO
the committSe. c,
A "Declaration Of Wrongs suffered by
our people, was then rccited by Master
Tommy Brown, in mn elegant and GRACEFUL
nahiier, which elected rapturSus applause
and dcaEening cheers. ,,
The meeting then adjOurHgd Until satur-
Jay A' " FsHft i NJ LIT bsGGRr1ht, thairmsH:
l.. G.. Bower, Secretary.
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Clk u. 4. ID Co Texas.