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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-12
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The FiroMea'

We have never seen either Fire De-
nart,nent look so well as on this oeca-
sion, although we have seen the VIZ
Int, Aremen turn out In rather larger
Snmherr. All tho machines were ap-
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The Necessity Of a Visit overcome.

10 CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part OF the state,
however distant, who maydesire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
TO submit q written statement OF such In prefer.
ence To holding q personal interview. are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
An letters must Be addressed to the core
spending physician, thus; W. NJ
BENZ. F. J0SSELYN, u. ",
fRox raE AIS Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kearnS,,
doa eo,vts San Francisco, Cal.
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ssTLEE g =! ME q !. s,,:D =, d.
best lo1li Of two Woo EiAss aad tfor, Hs
q s' s''s'::s :,
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c. VI. CORNELL.
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i. Nams Of Soek. Opening cd. Call. Closing
THIS MORNING.
ARRIVALS Ann ~,

Arrivals.
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JOHN L. MooAE.-An the old residents OF this
section know John L. Moore, Of Virginia City. and
the few new ones who don't happen T., should make
his acquaintance rs soon as possible, especially II
they want anything In the furniture or bedding line.
In our advertising columns may DO seen an ar
ticle settling forth that our friend Moore has for sale
at his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
Warehouse. Niagara Hall. North d street, Virginia.
an Immense stock In that line, from q double bed
stead to a tin dipper. including carpets, mirrors.
stoves. ~crockery, tinware. lamps. table cutlery. ETC..
In short, everything necessary, except \ wife, to go
to housekeeping with. Call and let him show you
through his establishment. apSlm
IN this age when merit Is obscured by selEasser.
ton. and glaring advertisements take the place Of
solii talent Il Is 4 pleasure to meet With true worth
To those In need OF medical aid We would chcerfully
recommend the DIR. J. Q. Young Institute. 6lS Sac
ramento street, San Francisco. During Its twenty
years Of operation II has held the highest place OF
Integrity, and has been recognized as q sure refuge
Of the sick, where all receive skillfnl and honorable
treatment. See advertisement On the inside.
Gettiug Married.
Essays for young men. on the delights Of Home,
and the ~propriety or improperly Of getting married.
with sanitary help for those who feel untitled for
matrimonial ulhappiness. Sent free, In sealed en-
yelSpes. address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box
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METROPOLITAN BATH HOUSE
SHAVING SALOON.
No. 81 South c Street, corner Of Smith ST.,
VIRGINIA CITY.

r. 7. BR0DEK :,..ia,'; Proprietor.
ITOT AND COLD BATHS ALWAYS
III ready, with aesh brusheA sosp, clean linen
and Russian towels, neat toilet, etc, Price, 20
NV SHAVING SALOON Is one Of the very
best and neatest In Virgins City. Myrazors are
always keen and smooth, and my soaps the best
In the markets.
Ny periumery. cosmsties,hair oil, bay rum,
hair dyes, ETC., are also of'the frst class.
The public In Virginia, and my old friend. and
acauaintAnces In Gold Hill, are invited 70 Ssa;
Virginia, June 18th. 1870. lezo-u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02

/ yesterday, and delayed steamboat buai-
ness nc the wharf considerably There were
however, the usual average OF arrivals
and twelve Qepafture7s namelyf four AQf
the Upper Mississippi; four for the Lover
Mississippi, Including the Bee, towing 2
Meet % loaded bRrgea Two for the MISSOURI
and Utah FOR the AEkanEas, All these heA
as good trips as they expected ano some g
little more. The weather las been moist
generally over tae Northwest and else
where Result win probably be rising
rivers. At last advices all 1 he upper rivers
were declining, and the Ohio swell is going
on. Sixteen iDches water on the ais 90
Louisville on Friday. The river fell eight
inches during the twenty-fOur hours end
ing Al last evening
Monday . Democrat sayss
Stormy and wet weather yesterday.
River still falling and The mud belt widen
ing.
EEw ORLEANs.--1hs Times Of Thurs
day says;
The weather yesterday was clear AID
nne, with rather close temp aratule for
an October day.
Business on the landing Yesterday was
not quite so active as that of the previous
day, but considering the small number Of
departures, each OF them had tolsrablo fair
trips.
The river at this port is nov ~ feet 2
inches below high water mark Of 1862
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02
AgRAID OF DEATH.
Fellow Fever Incident

TFrOn the New Orleans PIcayune.l
During the recent alarm excited by
the prevalence of fever, good many
persons adopted all sorts of prevent
ives. Any suggestion which tended
10 accomplish this purpose was seized
with aVidity aud applied without
scraple. A young man of the report
er's acquaintance was of this number.
His insane dread OF the disease
amounted to m0uomania. Every
conceivable nostrum was taken, and
every possible liquor imbibed as a
preventive - lemonads, brandy and
water, wine, citrate of magnesia, min
eral water, buchu, cathartio pills, and
iron lozsnges were taken SUCCESSFULLY,
the same day. and in turn rejected for
newer and more efficient remedies.
Toward night he began to feel bad.
His stomach was IN evident disorder,
and racking pains prevailed In the
region of the head and back. Satisfied
that Yellow Jack was laying seige to
him In earnest, he sent for a physician
and begged of him piteously to save
his life.
The Doctor examined him carefully.
You haven't got yellow fever" he
said but you've eaten something tina;
has disagreed with you. [ shall have
to give you an emetic." The prescrip-
ton was forthwith applied. and the
result awaited with impatience.
Suddenly the oior of brandy filled
the room.
why you've been drunk" said the
doctor.
"Wait, doctor, wait" gasped the
patient, In his par0xysm.
Then came lemonade.
why, It's punch you've been drink
"Wait, doctor, wait"
And then, mingled with these com
pounds, came the smell Of buchu, the
sickening eff1uvia of nitre, tempered
and subdued by port wine.
why, man, what IS all thIs?" CRIED
the astonished MAJ of science.
wait, doctor, we haven't got to th'
bottom YETI" and then came out ;
dark liquid, which the patient, in hi
distress, denominated "molasses anC
water" Then came gin, whisky anC
Madeira, to be succeeded in thei
turn By Congress water, Vichy anC
Kissengen. The doctor was In de
spair. which was augmented by the
now frantic inquiry OF his patient:
Doctor, have | got the fever?r
Got the deuce! No. Yellow fever
cholera or smallpox would DE a waste
of materisl with you. Have no dread
sir; nothing less than an earthquake
CA ever 10 you any damage" aad tn
physician took his leave, and the pa
Iisnt rapidly recovered.
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Terms of AdvarflsInn

Ia the matter Of thu appropriation
OF Land for tbs right Of way for
the Railro I'd Of the Evansville,
Carmi and Paducah Railroad
Company.
To the heirs and deVisees OF Octavia e.
Lewis, deceased:
ETOTECE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF
IN the intention OF the Evansville.
Darmi and Paducah railroad Company 90
appropriate q piece or strip Of ground for
the road bed OF the railroad of said come
pany, pom and over the southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter of section twenty
(20) town six 90 kout1s range eleven (ll)
west situated in Perry TOWNSHIP, Wander
bursh County, Indiana, said strip of
ground being SIX 90 rods In width and six
tees hundred and twenty one (l02l) feet In
length, and extending across said tract OF
land as shown on tue map Of said rall~
road, filed In the office OF the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Marlborough Courtyard
upon the map OF said tract 0f land flied in
said Office with the Instrument OF apprO-
priatiOn; and that application Will be
made on the 1871 day of November, lb70sto
the Circuit Court OF said county Tor the
appointment Of three dlsinterested free
holders to appraise the damages which the
owners OF said land may sustain by SAID
appropriation. .
ASA IGLEHARI,
~. BAK ER,
oct28-tdI Attya for e., Q. q 7. z. y. GO.
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RoCky Monntaln CObbIer.
Tobacco Factories
FOR IS ALE.

-
DHE FOLLOWING TOBACCO
Al. Stemerles situated as follows;
At CurdsvilIe, Davies County, KY, To-
bacoo House. Capacity TO handle 4U0O0l
pounds.
Ashbysbnrg. Hopkins Co, Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle 100000 pounds.
Taylor's Landing, Mclean o., KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity TO handle 100000
pounds.
LAvermore, Mclean 90, KY, Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 100000 pounds.
Sacramento, Mclean 90 Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity to handle 100000 pounds
Ceralvo. Ohio CO.. Ky, Tobacco House.
CaFaciiy TO handle 100 900 pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co, Ky, Tobacco House,
Capacity TO handle SOC 600 pounds.
Cromwell, Ohio Co, KY, Tobacco House
Capacity 10 handle 21U 900 pounds.
Rochester, Butler County, KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity 10 handle 100000
pounds
Raleigh, Saline Co, Ills, Tobacco House.
Capacity to handle 10000 pounds.
Enterprise, Spencer Co, Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity 70 handle 100000 pounds
Richland, Spencer Co. Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds
All OF the above Stomeries are located
in the best producing tobacco sections
and are In complete order, having screws
tobacco sticks, aud all other necessary
| convenience for handling and hanging
/ tobacco; together with the 0nce, Cooper
/ Shops, Stables, aud Lands thereto at
/ tached. All or any OF the above Will be
i sold below their value.
For further particulars Inquire or VIM.
/ s. FORD. Evansville, Ind. or r. 1T. ARK
| ENBU hGH, 30 Broaa st., N. Y. ocll-2m
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THE DIAMOND GLASS ES,

MANUFACTURER BIZ ). e; sPEE-
EA GER & CO., New York, which are
now offered to the public. are pronounced
by all the celebrated Opticians of the
World 20 be the MOST PERFECT, Natu-
raj, Artificial help to the human eye ever
known.
Thew are ground under their own super
vision. from minute Crystal Pebbles. melt
ed together, and derive their name, "D1a-
mond," on account of their hardness and
brilliancy. The Scientific Principle on
which they are constructed brings the
core or centre of the lens directly in front
of the eye, producing a clear and distinct
vision, as in the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations,
such as gltmmer1ng aad WsvertnG OF sight.
dizziness, &C. peculiar to all others In use.
They are MOUNTED IN THE FINEST
MANNER, in frames of the best quality,
of all materials used for that purpose.
THEIR FE&HSH And DURARI l.
TTY cannot be- surpassed.
CAUTION.-NOne genuine unless bear
| Inc their trade mark < - stamped on
| every frame.
| In the Sole Agent for Evansville, Indiana,
| from whom they can be obtained. These
| goods are not supplied 10 Peddlers, at any
/ prfce jy25-1y.
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Blindness Cured of Eleven Years Standing.
EVANSVILLE October %,


Lids Iufamaon suf
formed
which almost totally Blind have consulted
Osu
st Louis all until placed myself under the
professional his skifu restored
JOHN GOODRICH, Vncennes Ind.
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LIVERY q SALE STABLE,
Fifth Street, bat. Locust & Walnut.
Thos. RuIIen. PrOp,r.

a SUPPLY OF CORD WOOD con-
q stantIy on hand. Cisterns filed with
fTssh water on short notice.
orders left at the Livery Stable be net"
promptly attended TO. tarr
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Heals lsue Here.

Among the first boats due here are the
Quickstsp and City of Evansville, from
Cairo; Rose Hite, from LoaisvllIe; Edin-
burg, Mary Houston aud shannon, for
New Orleans; Norman, from Memphis (;
Evansville, from Bowling Green; Lorena,
from New Orleans; r. &. Gray, from Ar
kansas River
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ASHBY'S SALOON

Restaurants.
SNAPF. JAS. ASHBY has FITTED
M the spacious building on Locust
81. between Water d. First, as q FIRST class
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
The bar will always be supplied with the
BEST BRAEDS OF LIoUoRSs ana the Res-
taurant will be furnished with the
Choicest Brands Of Oysters,
All kinds OF GAME in season, and what
ever the most fastidious appetite may de-
Sire. All served with true artistic skill.
H@ Give US n cali. Octl4-tf
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EvANsyILLE. October 20. /


This certify Deaf thirty five and
could
submitted performed painless
could
consulting Dr. Bort been deaf
could followed
Refer Soe of Sherwood House.
the above facts ROBERT MCCOY, Mccoy Mills, Ind
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BIZ ER NEW q.
scr osher Rlser 1sszss, zee F5,,re. Page
u hlailis.r - taafar.

The weather yesterday vas heautlfnlIy
clear With a sharp co0i wind from the
southeast The mercury ranged about co.
at noon. The river commenced rising
during Monday night, and up 70 P. II,
had risen 8 inches, We fear, however,
the rise will not amount to much here
under the influence OF cold autumnal
winds and frosty nights. The river Is al
ready falling at Louisville and New Al
bapy.
arrivals assd Departures.
TIE arrivals AID departures yesterday
include Lbe Pink Varoie, Arkansas RtveT
to Louisville; Hartford, Henderson and
retuTn; Pine But, Grandvlew and re-
turn.
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gRead during his Evans 10 1864
testimonials similar follow
the scpcahat the
Blind and have BOON.
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CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02

ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02

Surgical Operations Performed Guaranteed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02

Remarkable Cure of Deafness of TnryFge Years Standing
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02

"AH, parson, I wish l could take
my gold with me, said rich old Dea-
con Swipes. 1T might melt. if you
did" quietly replied the parson.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02

'-' = ' ~ JOHN GOODRICH Vinoennes Iud.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSE H TED.
All Surgical Operations Performed with Guaranteed
, 1870-01-24

Chass. Tae ro,ce might 5s The rosee Of 1ac7b
Thc mt proof Of tn,a msntpalss1oa. v3aia.e u
ths naked eye. Is roy betote NJ y . le:ter from
III. Cbase TO oue Of me Republican fetofznrt-
u htouaht forward bJ NJ. napet. Democrat
I. nom F1antltu County. We regret e1ccettnx1.
: ~. ing pcstsstpr Of twu5ty lne. i otased y.
!, te1lJ worthless without thEs postscftpt 4 WOMAN
al1tIa retains her heAt tor tho postscript. Ana
gen n Eana lst,er tas gsssanpston ' s y tut
tae h1dr of Tho u1saiye; Il CONES from the sober
Econd thought, which often unae9 ne fnp9sso
that dictates what va beiotc "l,tten. sHt
wo1as ard vet9h1 eTer1 syllable o:toet he lnfl
i, body Of tne lettek 4 snntcieot Tor az psao-
teal purpoecA It Il = bid for tho Ptes1deucJ. II
con1s8 before the Leglslature With increased
fotce tnsrmoeh q T wss Written BY 9 RePqoacao
and ,ssa spptog11giy ~ d Remoess rs Me ~ ~
not so asJ, He draw th1t inference, !nasurch ~
no cannot imagine that the lister could havo baen
IN the posse.sioo Of the reader OF +, unless hI
lpEkent Of tne peT3ou to whom xd1fc3ked. VINO,
certainly would not lend cudgel to BE- laid oveE
h,s owl back: Therefore, Te sappose, BaoeF
Bat however tna. maJ be, It only counts one
rroxe or less tot Chase and Ii Of 20 Rrtat conso-
quenee. Tho letter is Z BID for the Presidency.
aa da i nsns sas T.
sciciiude for iho6c oEce slaseA But tho letter
aofs not atop there ~ EsPfoqsseJ i n fo}
bon. THoxAs Il. TKArx4S--:Hp Dtar Sir: The
eyes Of the whole county arc npon the skata OF
0hio. On Jour vote depends the pasaaSe Of ihe
Fifteenth Amendment l am for universal sui.
irago and universal amnesty, Tne Amendments
n usr be put through tho Legislature Of Ohio ~
al hazatda. 6. P. CuA5E.
Even bctcrn Mr. Chase avows whether be Is for
or sgAt1st the amepdDe1t he declares, An for
unise1sal 5unlsgo IND unlrerszl amnesty" Then
he concludes with An ayo Wi thar the amendment
u1t be "put fh1oug"At al nsxHtdA. Be flrst
unfu1ts that theet Ct canyaa IN -nt1 political NJ
gCg that ahxll catch the Democratic hreeza. III.
CEase evidently btI!eTe1 untyeIsA Amnesty Will
awteten the PHI q negro suffrage - thst Il may
paSQ Democratic tnronts under tha hope that the
iecor s:ructed white rebels Will be able TO control
tbs blsck voters. Here then. N seven uuea
-1ncludrg address and slguature-Mr Chase
throea out bait to Democtata s1d Republican,
It t,tEg, therefore. that It should be WF.t!ea 70
a shaky Republican and read b. dtckettug Dou.
oc1at Nov, gentlemen, tsss place for tne cnass -
call it a country daace-she old fashioned
.cneat," for instance-down the outside. np,
balance to partners, but swing somebody else.
, 1870-01-24

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
NEW YoEK, Jan. q.
DEATH OF An ACTOR.
Henry Pl1cl6e. the veteran actor. died thls
mor1ipE 1T DRoylon, Long Island. Ills disease
mas cancer Of the throat and he had been nour.
lthed entirely upon liquids for the past dve
month";.
BRUTAL HEALTH oFF1cRE-
The report having been circulated that Dr..
sEtnbuues, Health Or1cer Of the port had
buried men without eon1oa, which were charged
10 the city. the reporter Of the Sun went with the
Police Chaplain last Friday hight, sud
cfAinterTed several bodie1 1t the Quarantine
bur3ing ground. They a1te1t that Mons Of them
wire buried in cot1ns, but we're tumbled our
after pe'rR lowered into the graTes. The affair
will CAUSE much excitement among onl:I4l CIR
c!ea here and 1t Albany,
gxrREsa
The representative Of the e1presa companies
Closed their Tork yelteyday, and Adjourned.
Some Of them 1eft the city this afternoon. All
the difficulties between the companies hare been
halnouioualy adjusted. and It u understood that
tie Adaus Company has received back moas Of
Its oil routes. The details Of The agreement have
uot been made public.
XK. SEWARD AND NM PARTY.
The Steamer Cltopatra, from Vera Cruz, ria
Havana, arrived to-day, bring .ng Il, OK, 900 In
spec!c. Several members Of Iii. Sew1rdh party
a,rtEed In her. MI. Seward zeul4ns At Havana,
aud the time Of hls arrival is uncertain. His
health Il good, though somewhat broken By nta
journey.
Passengers BY the Cleopatra ny thxt Just befotu
they left Havana the ncws Of Puebloa defeat by
the insufgents ~ss cusrens, aud generally be-
l.eret.
R1cHlRnsofg 3 MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
The marriage eertincaie Of Albert D. Richard:
son md Mn. Aho5 s!Fe n the handwriting and
, 1870-01-24

ksve been heeo better pleazed had atu. Tee7y not
tested. to G1nsi Axient, With Aflsotle po Ker as
A1lta1 Gosetaoe. and ahoold sct On hMoEn iadR.-
nac0ti hat ~ hs had asked Instruction, h ts&a
rna Communication In reply to question u to
what would b hi a1sw1f 70 Tesryt& oou-
r>uudcsttoo, tho President wa unde1stoM to eeY
he would Telegraph Te17y the adanls1ation
Would sustain him IN the sinHs oontainod Ia tho
Tia P1endent further sa!d Id
would xte B4lkAxp End Sherman md h4Ye tina
Ansv Or eent today. II II understood Beorctaz1
Be1tnap Tonight autographed Tes1J hc might ~
ahead. With tho Alurance tho Ad11fniatrAtina
HnnIt kuktA!p him.
, 1870-01-24
OMAHA.

Omaha Il Northwestern Rnd1rora
Mineral C0llccEion-Lexl.lnxt
Claimants for hAi1roaa Lnnd..
Etc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
OxA1A, Jaa r.
Six miles OF the Omaha I NotthR western Rs,1.
roao aze now completed. Ono mlie Of the tfAck
wa laid yesterday. .....
ColoLel Hammond is arranging for the conec-
ton Of nlnera1 specimens ron Colorado, WJo-
InitE. UtAh, hoafaDQ, and 1d1ho. 4 cabinet viii
BE opened b. The uoian Pacific Railroad, Tor pub
lie exhibition. In thls city
IIrr, 10 atsenble In ezra teEalpus arc uoW being
maae, 1t L,tcoin
6I lt railroad eoEp paule& E11 claim the right
% The State lAEd1 Appropriated BY the Le8tAtaare
n ne Last atttiou+ each ruAd having pomplated
,. .so ntltL TWO o. theae 1osds, terminating here.
"Ge ot2allzed Only tNo months AEo.
1Ee weather continues ceAt. The{MQmet: + to-
HSn1, otE1ces ADORE zero.