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their relative strength will be. Of the
remainder of the outgoing Senators,
those Of the most note are Howard of
Michigan and Yates Of Illinois. Yates
will probably retire. and there will be
a warm competition for his place. Mr..
Howard of Michigan will probably be
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HARRISBURG, Pa. October 22.-
There is no foundation for the report
that Senator Cameron has been
stricken with paralysis He is up and
in his usual health. lie had an ague
chill this morning, In Baltimore, and
from the care shown by his friends IN
making him comfortable. On his way
home, probably arose the rumor.
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DEATH OF CAPT. BELLwooD.-Capt.
Alfred Bsllwood, the oldest steam
beat pilot On the Wabash River, and
perhaps in the Mississippi Valley,
died at his residence, in Lawrence
County, Ill.,, few miles above Vim
cennes, on Wednesday evening last.
Capt. e. was an upright and an hon
orable man.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION.


The Three Remedies. "SCHEHCE's Pun.
KoNIO SYRUP" for the cure OF Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action of this med.
icine ripens the ulcers In the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoratIon. Purifies the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy falls.
"schenck's sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
| invigoTates the digestive organs, supplies
the place OF she gastric Juice when that Is
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutricious food. It is
sovereign remedy for all cases of ipdiges-
ton.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being a vegetable substitute for oaIomel.
and having all the useful properties a.
cribed TO that mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR. j. q
Schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his un.
rtvaled success in the Treatment of Pull.
monic Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges 1t,
and purines the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove all OBJ
btEucllOus InererOIn, give the organ q
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which is one of the most prominent causes
Of Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic InvIgorates the
powers of tho stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing it to nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality OF the blood, by which means the
formation or ulcers or tubercles IN the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, " Icnre every case OF Consump-
ton If the NEEDLES are used IN time and
the use OF the Is persevered in sufficient
~ TO bring the case TO a favora Die termina-
ton.
DR.. Schenck's ALMANAC, containing q fun
treatise on The various forms OF disease
his mode OF treatment, and general dtrec-
tons how to Use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal once, No, Is North sixth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the Puln1onfc Syrup and Sea.
weed Tonic, each & so per bottle, or 81 50 a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, Csc. per box
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
The Healing Pool.
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GETTING MARRIRn.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils and the prOpriety or IMPROPERLY of
getting married, with sanitary help for
hose who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. seD19-d6W3m
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suicide. At all events ne has disap-
peared, and the reports from San De
mingo say that his body has been
found at that place. CabriePs faction
was rejoicing over the event. and
DeImonte has been offered the Presi-
deney.
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SELF ERERVATTON

ESSAYS Tor Young Men, on Physical and
Mental En- ervattOn-loss of bodily vfgor,
courage, and ambition - the cause and
cure-With sanitary aid for the feeble and
responding. Sent free, in sealed envel-
0pes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
BOX u. PhiladalnhIa Pa. naa26 BIN Sl N
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New York. October 22.-Lettcrs
from Port au-Prince to October 8.h
state that Baez, President of San Do
mingo, has either been taken, killed,
murdered. assassinated, abducted, or
else he has run away or committed
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River Navigation.

We heartily agree with enc of cur
contemporaries that the time has come
for determining two things concern
ing the Ohio River: First, whether
railroads and other private corpora
tions have the right to destroy navi-
CATION by building bridges; second,
whether the government is going to
deal with the river in proportion to
Its importance, or with anything like
the iberality it deals with other riv-
ers and with harbors having claims
not half so great. Back of these
questions is more millions of com
merce than any dozen railroads or
bridges represent; and Congress must
give to them an answer. IL is graft
flying to know that steps are about to
be taken to present tn EN- in shape
which will cause them to receive at
tention. Senator Pratt, when in our
city, expressed surprise at the extent
Of our river commerce, and pledged
himself to do all within his power, at
the next session Of Congress. to aid
US in improving our facilities for nav
igation. We need an appropriation
to improve the river harbor at this
point. We feel quite sanguine that
our Senators and Congressman. if
they viii make an earnest effort in
our behalf, can secure an appropria-
ton Of this kind at the next session.
=--
The Influence of the Tammany
Hall politicians Of New York over
the Republican organization in that
city is one of the marvels Of politics.
1t is simply and shamefully disgrace
full to the Republicans sof New York,
and most satisfactorily accounts for
the humiliating defeats of the party,
of late years, in that State. The plan
adopted by Tweed to control the Re-
publican party of the city is to bring
a majority of the Republican General
Committee into subservience. This
is done by giving them a small share
of the Tammany spoils. Whenever
the Republicans of the city manifest
a disposition to cooperate with
any and all parties for the
overthrow of the Tammany des-
potism these Republican place men
manage in some way to prevent
this by nominating q straight ticket
thus insuring the success of Tam
many by dividing the strength of its
opponents. 1t seems to be their in
terest to make the Republican party
of the city as small as possible, so
that there will be the fewer among
whom to divide the price of their
scandalous sale. We are gyatifed to
learn that the Republicans of New
York city are beginning to under
stand this game, and that steps have
already been taken to block it most
efectually. Once rid of the merce-
nary General Committee, the Repub-
licans of New York need not despair
of carrying the State.
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VINoEHNEa, Oct. IS, Is. D.
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II. j. JORDAN.


MR.. j. b. JAROELLA-Sir: For a long
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The Healing Pool.
IA have fallsn into vicious habits, and
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orr friend, VIM. GAREETT.

W1A1 DIlLlf ~ NLINsl NaUWa 10 IoDas
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-12
COUNTY PRIMARIES.

The Republican primaries Of Washoe
county came off last Saturday, and
their County Convention Is to DO held
at Reno next Saturday. The follow
ing is a list Of the delegates from sew
eral Of the precincts, as far rs we have
been able to obtain to-day. We learn
from a gentleman from Franktown that
Charles B. Higgins, Esq, Of Reno, is
likely to be Endorsed by the County
Convention as a candidate for State
Controller, which nomination VIII
come before the State Convention at
Elko on the 2lst. We are heartily
glad to hear it, as Mr.. Higgins Is really
a most excellent and well qualified
gentleman for the position. Here Is
the list of delegates to the County
Convention Reno Precinct-A. j.
Hatch, N. Hammond, John Elder,
L. II. Dyer, ]. Cahlan, s. NJ. Jamison,
E. B. CUTS, S. A. Davis, s.. p. johnson,
N. c. Hammersmith. Browns Pre-
cinct-Messrs. Hill, Tell, Mckinney,
Ward, Holcomb, Lambert, Libby.
Franktown ~Precinct-Messrs. Bunker,
Beene, Whittier, Cobb, Gillat. Wads-
worth Precinct - Messrs. Markham,
Fowler, DR.. Bishop and two others.
Glendale Precinct-Len Savage, Scs-
sions and three others.
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? SAN FRANCISCO, September l2-2r.N.
Gold at ia. H., 113A.
Weather delightfully."- warm.
Rev. Mr.. McMonnagle, of the Lar
kin street Presbyterian Church, yester-
day preached his farewell sermon, and
will leave for the East in a few days,
having accepted a call In a Western
State.
Arrived this morning-thc steamer
america, from Hongkong via Yokaha-
ma, twenty days and ten hours, with
nearly 500 passengers and an immense
cargo Of general merchandise, mostly
for San Francisco steamer OrJfamme,
from Portland French bark Wilton
Tell, with merchandise for A. E. Sab
tie & Co.
The butchers have received notice
that they must remove to the reserva-
ton on Islais creek before October LIST,
or they will be prosecuted on a fresh
charge for every day they remain and
no further continuances or postpone
ments will be allowed In the Police
Court.
J, F, Clause was thrown from 4
wagon on Stockton street yesterday,
and had his shoulder broken.
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RoUoH on TIE "NATIvEs."-A bit
Of 4 muss occurred at "upper town "
a few days ago. between Mrs. Saun-
ders and a healthy specimen Of the 10
family, in which poor 10 got badly
worsted. 1t appears the Indian con-
tracted with Mrs. Saunders to cut up a
pile Of wood tor 81, which he did and
received his coin. He called again a
few days after and demanded more
money. Mrs. Saunders repudiates.
Indian becomes indignant thereat and
attempts to force payment. Mrn $.
who entertains no great amount OF
love for the 10 family OH general prin-
ciples, went after Mr.. Indian with a
poker, and In common p~arlance, put
a fearful head on him." No arrests
Humboldt Re1iSter.
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SECOND

SAN FRAxclsoo, September l2.-The
The French have raised $23, $50 for the
Sanitary Fund, and RENTED 1t, and
will commence a Fair on the 18th, at
which they propose to raise double the
amount, at least. 49,
Howard Colt, the candidate on the
Taxpayers ticket, for Supervisor OF
the Fifth Ward, and Peters, for Tax
Collector on the same ticket, have de-
manded a recount Of the votes at the
late municipal election.
The steamer Aontana has just arrived
from Lanama.
O'Grady, who was shot by Murphy
last week, In d dispute over the war
news, is lying 10 the hospital In a daE-
gerous condition, the surgeon not be-
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PRESERVATION OF DEAD ANIMALS
BIT CNssorLc AclD.-Among other ap-
plications Of kreosote or carbolic acid,
Il "a said that animals Of almost ""-
sine can be preserved perfectly by I'M
merslon and saturation in its solution,
tho time required being from n to
four weeks, according to size. For the
larger animals an incision should be
made In the abdomen to allow tie
liquid to penetrate; for the smaller
ones this Is not necessary. The body
remains elastic after drying, aud the
plumnge Of birds retains its lu'tre.
An improvement on this method con-
sists in injecting a mixture Of giyee-
rlne and carbolic acid into external
apertures and cavities Of the animal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-12

TIE New York Times, a good, and
unusually independent paper, says:
"Fiuance Is a science, and to deal with
1t wisely requires not only a man Of
ARE sagacity and information, but a
special quantity Of mind not found In
one out OF ten thousand. We should
not set a coal miner to search for a
new planet, or expect a tailor to make
a watch. Why should it be supposed
that the first man who comes In the
way Is fit to deal with so complex and
dangerous a problem Us that Of arrang-
ing the monetary affairs Of a great ma
ton ?" Finance Is 4 science, for 1t in
cludes in it the use Of figures and n
knowledge of arithmetic-addition,
subtraction, multiplication and divis-
ion-and little else. As for the amount
Of philosophy involved in it, 1t Is not
greater than is practiced by every pru-
dent housewife in the country. The
truth Is, there Is no II subject around
which some individuals and most news
papers steadily endeavor to throw more
Of mystery than this simple word-f-
nance There Is little In 1t, and no
special gift requisite to its full compre-
hension. The whole problem Is solved
by the simplest among us who takes
care to keep his outgoes within his In
come. This sometimes requires the
practice Of those estimatde virtues,
economy and self-denial, but as these
are not properly enumerated under
the head Of finance, do not complicate
It's solution. Impracticable schemes
that rarely do more than postpone the
payment Of debts, are sometimes pre-
sented to the public under the name Of
finance. but are usually about as effect
I've Of results as the attempt Of the
largest mar in Congress to raise HIM
self from the ground by his Wristbands.
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DouBrs Ir.-The Humboldt Register
doubts the story concerning a large
eel Tor eels) stopping the flow of water
from the Cole tunnel in Virginia City.
There is no good reason to doubt 1t, as
It was the truth. But Judge Rising,
with a legal flipper, snatched the afore-
said George Eels out Of the pipes, and
the water flows again. Do you see,
Mr.. Register, Eels had stopped the
water, by order Of the owners Of the
tunnel. Joe Snapp, Of Rebel Creek,
Is not ahead-Eels was ahead, but fred
and feAl back.
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Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL TO TIE DOL HILL DAILY HEws 1T
THE wEsrERN UNION TELEGRAPH LiNE.l .
DATES TO Y~RsTRRDAY
BY Il CABLES.
FROM THR SEAT OF WAR {!
A Prospect Of Peace Between
France and Prussia
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA THE PEACE
MAKERS!

NEW York, September ia Paris
specialsays that prospects of peace are
now favorable. Austria and Russia
having consented to negotiate with
Germany, begin by Insisting on an
armistice. Bismarck insists as a pre-
llminary arrangement that three Prus-
sian army corps be encamped within
twenty miles of Paris, to satisfy the
public opinion Of Germany.
There is great indignation at Paris
in consequence of the refusal Of Earl
Granville to aid the peace negotiations.
BY this course he wishes to make a
republic impossible.
Governor Trechn Sill PrepariuE to
Defend Paris.
PARIS via LONDON, September H.
Governor Trochu has given orders to
level all the woods in sight Of Paris
on the enemy's approach.
Laen Surrendered TO tho PrussInns.
The citadel of Laon surrendered, to
save the city from destruction. The
Prussians subsequently blew up the
Notifications.
The Provincial Government.
The Provisional Government, though
assailed by Red Republicans and Or
leanists, succeeds admirably. The
conduct of the people of Paris Is In. the
highest degree orderly and praise
worthy.
Aaiatic Cholera Among the Soldiers
at Metz,
Asiatlc cholera prevails among the
troops besieging Metz.
sill Holds Out.
Tours still holds out against the
Prussians.
A Delegation Goes to SEQ Kins
william.
BERNE, September ia delegation
left this city for the headquarters OF
the King Of Prussia, to intercede for
S%trasburg.
Spain Recognises The New Repnbiic.
PARIS, September IL. Spain has
formally recognized the new Republic
Belgium Is expected to do so at once.
sad Calamity Mt Laon.
PARIS, September 11.-Shortly after
the Prussians entered Laon the maya
zine exploded, blowing up a portion
of the citadel and killing several hun
dred Prussian soldiers.
OmcInl Report OF tho Battle md
Surrender al sedan.
RHEIMS, September 1l.-By official
reports of the battle at Sedan, As can
non were taken. The losses of the
French, In killed, wounded and pris-
oners, were 100000.
Excitement In Londeu - Domestic
Dissatisfaciion with the Dover
ment.
LONDON, September ll.-There wal
a popular demonstration on n large
scale here to-day, In favor of the
French Republic, and against mon
archy-at home and abroad. The i'm
becllity of the British Government wa:
strongly denounced, and the mann o.
the Queen was received with q tempest
of Kisses. A voice In the crowd pro
posed three groans for the Prince o.
Wales, and the response was universal
and passionate.
The Empress Of France.
LONDON, September 1l-9 A. NJ
The Empress visited Prince Imperial
at Hastings on Thursday. She is Ill.
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SMH.-We learn that parties Of San
Francisco, who have for some time
past been bargaining, have closed the
purchase of one Of the best mines ut
Mineral Hill for $3.50. 900 In coin. The
mines embraced in this sale, and the
enterprising owners, have built up a
town of no small importance and,
with mines of great value, 1t must
become tile leading town Of Elko
county. Success to the new company,
and may the members Of the old retire
from active business life to enjoy their
well.earned competence.-Eureka Sen
tiael.