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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
A MOST WONDERFUL CURE.


This certines that have been for nneen year.
an invalid and great sufferer from comoinauou
OF most distressing diseases, yis: dyspspen,
sninai discase, prolapsus ut.h, and for the past
cight months have been paralyzed In the len
half Of my body (hemiplegfa). No tongue could
tell what have suffered during the last three
wears especially. have been treated BY emil.
ncpt physicians-by their advice have changed
climate. Ihaye also tried the celebrated Mn.
eral Springs - but all seemed OF little or no
avail, and Ihad given mp all hope OF being any
thing but a miserable sufferer for the remainder
Of my days.
DR.. Roberts commenced treating me BY Ami
NAL Magnetism and the Swedish Movement
Curc on the 9Th OF June, and with three treat
mcnts felt like new crcatufe--the paralysis
was removed. have now been under bis treat.
ment ffteen days. and have improved daily.
Nearly oil my difhculties have entireiy olsap.
pcarcd. and the remaining ones have beenro far
relieved that now feel that time and care are
all that IA necessary to restore me TO perfect
health.
have been acquainted with DR.. Roberts six.
teen yeart. Ihavc always regarded him ae one
Of the most reliable Of men. / was The rccipl.
ent OF his healing power about sixteen years
ago. have known, personally, many curee
that he performed in Iowa, while yet mere
youth, that were really wonderful. shall ever
praise God for His mercy In providing means for
nv restoration to health, and shall ever pray
that the blessing Of Heaven may go with Dr.
Robert. In hIs good and glonous work.
(signedJ MARY u. BALL.
ORrICE--RooMN No. 0. NTERNATIoNAi,
HOTEL, VIRGINIA, EEv.
lyf2lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

A STORY Is told Of Partisan lady
who preserves her beauty by plastsring
strawberries over her face every night
and washing them oil in the morning.
The fair creature has for some time
past been annoyed by troublesome
creditor. The other day he called before
her beautyship had risen. and insisted
on forcing his way into her bedroom
to demand instant payment. But fools
rush In where angels fear to tread. He
had no sooner got into the room than
his fair creditor cried out, My dear,
Mr.. Dun, why could you be so impru-
dent as to approach person suffering
from smallpox? Look at my poor
face!" The creditor gave a shrek,
darted out Of the room, and has not
since been heard Of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

The WRoNa WoRp.-Once upon
time there lived anon the hills an old
gentleman whose entire personal prop
erty and real estate consisted Of q wife,
a we'll ventilated log cabin, half an
acre Of not very productive land, and
q violent fondness for what Is called
"tangleleg" whisky. One spring
morning tile owner of all this property
was struck with the conviction that
his land must be ploughed. But he
had no horse, and found It impossible
to borrow one. Nevertheless, the
ground must be "broke up" horse or
no horse, and 1t was finally deter
mined that the "old woman" should
hitch up the old man, and hold the
handles and drive, while he drew the
plow. This was accordingly done. and
the plow went bravely on, until the
plowshare ran under root, and the
team was brought to halt. But the
"critter" had become warmed up by
this time, and rs the old lady gave
him q rap with the rcins, and cried,
"Git up there " he threw his weight
upon the harness with heavy jerk,
which snapped the trace short of, and
he shot forward against the fence, his
head striking the end of rail with the
force Of q maui. "Thunderation, old
woman!" he exclaimed, rs he wiped
the blood and dirt from his eyes, "why
didn't you say w-h-o-a?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

CoNFLIcr WITH A MAD Iona
singular contest took place lately In a
Mexican village near Monterey. The
Periodical Official of that city gives the
particulars: 1.-Two young brothers,
Eugenio and Jose Maria, sons Of Don
Francisco Catu, Were engaged in clean
ing out we'll at Il place called Mos
Positos. Suddenly a rabid lion ap-
peared, and violently rushed upon one
Of the young men, Eugenio, knocking
him senseless to the ground. The
other young man, twenty years Of age,
on seeing the imminent danger of his
brother, rushed in turn upon the beast,
who Immediately abandoned his prey
and furiously faced the one who in
tended to dispute him. Jose Maria
possesses extraordinary strength, and
having succeeded in drawing his arms
around the beast In an advantageous
manner, attempted to choke it. The
young man and beast rolled about the
ground for some time, and finally the
beast freed itself from the hold Of its
oppressor, In dying condition, and
the brave Cantu finished killing 1t by
Smashing its head with an agricultural
instrument, which he was using when
he was attacked. The two young men
were hurt more or less. The beast was
attacked with hydrophobia."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

A. N. TOwNE, GenN Supt.
4. II. GOODMAN, Gcn'l Passg'r Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
MEDICAL.
CONSULTATIONS FREE.

DIR. ROBERTS treats successfully the follow,
ing named diseases, together with many other
forms OF human malldies not herein mentioned:
Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Weak Spinner,
Curvature Of tho Spine, 1nhamed Sore Ryes,
Paralysis. Weak Eyes, Partial Blindness; Drop.
slcal Tumors, Ulcers. Scrofnla IN all It's various
forms, Incipicnt Consumption, Diabctes. Weak.
ness OF the Limbs. Bronchitis. Loss OF Voice,
Kidney and Bowels. Dyspepsia, Failing Of the
Womb, Suppressed Mcnses, CatArrh, al kind
Of Sexual Diseases. Impurities Of. the blood.
etc. Paralysis aud Dcainess arc the most IN:
certain OF all diseases, although patients amicted
Win even those terrible mAladics will be more
or less benefited, II not cured, BY Magnetic
Treatment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

WONDERFUL CuRFs.-Dr. r. r. Roberts, the
cures IN CIrass Valley. Some Of the rnost acute
diseases that aflIct and torture mankind yield ss
II BY magic to his Swedish Movement Clrr
DR.. Roberts treats his patients BY mesmtr rim,
or animal magnetism. He not only bring ter.
states. but In every town and city where he has
practiscd, may bc found tho highest authority
Confirming his success. In Marysvilr,, S'""k:
tom, San francisco, San jose, Los Angeles and
Grass Valley, statements Of his cures al youched
for by Testimony that Ii unlmpeachable. we.
Yada CITY National Gazette, May 3d, 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

MORE LENIENT.-Goethe says: As
l grow older become more lenient to
the sins of frail humanity. The man
who loudly denOunces l always sus-
pece. He knows too much Of crime
to denounce fellow-creacure unheard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

The CHANcEs.-Brigham Young has
just been refused by a transient young
lady whom he asked to become Mrs.
Young No. 7s. She said she was small
and didn't like to take her chances
among so many jealous women.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
LIGHT OF THE AGED.

An old man sat In the sunset gold,
By the door Of the cottage low;
His soft white hair, his reverend air,
His holy smile. all told
His work was finished below.
Children played at the old mans feet
These gentle, blue-eyed girls;
The mother bad played In the cottage shade,
With footsteps light and feet,
And waving golden curls.
His heart was warm to that little band,
Bright in the setting sun;
And he said. "Oh, Lord. I trust Thy word,
I see the promised land,
And know that my work Is done.
thank Thee for the pleasant ways
In which my feet have trod;
bless for all, both great and small,
But most for these praise
Thy goodness, Oh! my God~
Then matron stepped from the cottage door,
A matron fair to see;
Her hand she laid on the old mans head;
Father, thank God DER and DER.
But bless him most for theer'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
HEARsE AND CARRIAGES
TO CONTRACTORS.

rHE PRKaIORNT OR THH
ai SUaiH %ili receive sealed proposals up 70 MON.
DAY. the 25th Inst, Z O'Clock r. H., for tho dig:
oine 81, 4 ditch feet vida, 3 feet deep, and
I fo10 feet long, to commence at point opposite
barn, and 70 s1tend down Main
street to a OF nes Ss sne cff u Boaid
Gold Hill, July 10Th, 1870. tyieiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

GoNo AwAY.-on Sunday next the celebrated
and world.renowned DR.. r. R. Roberts, who Is
now stopping at the National Exchange Hotel,
will leave for Virginia City, and those desiring
During his stay in this county he has performed
some Of the most wonderful cures we haye ever
heard OF. For the cure Of every kind Of disease
he cannot be oxcellcd. He heals the sick BY an.
imal magnetism ard tho Swedish movement
highly recommended a. DR.. r. r. Roberts. All
We who are afflicted, call on him.-.(Daily Tran.
script, Nevada City, California, July ], 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
COL UMBIA COLLEGE.

ALUMNI MEETING-ADDREss BY THE REV. DIR.
BARNARD-PROPosED REMOVAL OF THE COL
LEGE TO THE COUNTRY
The Alumni Of Columbia College asSemDied
in the library OF that institution yesterday evening" IN
larger numbers than upon any similar occasion ior
years. Dr. Henry James Anderson called the meeting 10
order The report OF the Standing COmm'ee was roau
by the venerable Judge Mitchell. ., , a.. IN
The Alumni then proceeded 20 the election OF lts ON
for the ensuing year, with the Ionowg TWILL v
President, Frederic DE Pey ster lLD cas- Sol OIL dSG;
Secretary. Gratz Nathan, A. NJ class OF 1901 Ires,fr
elected the Standing Committee WI william l
fh9 nt ,oO ces lSU oUatenbo s3 jeremiah Loder
1896 Charles L. Sman, 1885, John T. kehochen, IoIS'
seMa wall L. m4SuIoIe. R.,Ensb s Isss and f. Ogden 1871
DR.. Barnard, President OF the College was ten to ,
abo9 5e h college We are commencing this year under
favorable auspices We have had about %
which Won can carry the number such College as this
beyond certain point The first mode is 70 remove the
lege is miles from -YOrkin healthy locality, ana
have not the slightest doubt that We %0na ,l,i
have many students as Harvard or fale but lnis
project has not yet had the favor OF our our
Board Of Trustees And again IT Is Opposed d ~ e he
alumni who desire their boys to 1--we at nome ana az .o
same time 20 to college The advantages OF TINS aIo
many. The boys free from the moral evils OF the
want to bring the idea of the removal Of this College
to the country before the Alumni, ana throu9n neir
effort the Trustees nope for its maj IelnoNa.
said Of this College that considering us wealth ". AZ ~
s unfit that college shOuld nc locdJ'u
i'm such building. do not think that you understand
the embarrassment Of the Trustees. Seven years ago.
when joined this College the expenditure were D%eS0hu %
ave property. obtained control OF largo amount of
money 50 that now the income Of the College IS some
s25 900 surplus Shall erect building here on
rocks which every passing ear Of the Harlem h
road lars that you cannot steady weights III o Ni
Department. We must consider that great railroad
depot is being constructed within one block OF u.s. ana
hold TO the opinion that 10 college should be pult ia the
very center the mighty traffic OF the greatest com
mercai city the continent But we have not money
enough to buy site further up town. neither nave
we as yet sufficient money to reconstruct our present
building. We want to nave your assistance ana ADVICE
I'm this difficulty and for this reason have thus APP
pleaied to you to work out our problem "a
At the conclusion OF Dr. BduIard's address committee
of Five was elected to consider the recommendations
made by him. viz, Chas. A. Siiman, the Rev. Milton
MIrcy, Jeremiah LOder, Samuel ii. ward, dud James
Brady.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

THE REPUBLICAN BOLT AT PITTSBURGH.
The Hon. John COvOde, Chairman OF the
,sepubcan state Central Committee Of Pennsylvania,
writes as follows concerning the Republican split at
Pittsburgh:
HDoRs PA. REP STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
l1O5 CHFsTNUI-sT., PHILADELPHIA, sept 80, lo'O)
JOsTPH DILwORTH, esq, Pittsburgh, "a. - -
DEAR SIR: see the opposition 10 Cen Negley IN our
ranks continues This surprises me, Tor Allegheny was
never more faithfully represented than since Cen Neg
lev has been in Washington. He has been constant IN
Is attendance, having no private business 10 can NH
way from official duties He is always IN MS seat
md on the alert protect the interests or ms people
His position on the Military Committee enrbled MN 10
ct an important part in securing reduction OF army
XpeDses amounting TO several millions OF dOllars ana
no one in the Pennsylvania delegation worked haruer
than he 10 prevent reduction OF duty on uoD, steel,
soaI and other Pennsylvania interests
We are under much Obligation to Gen Negey as 10
ny one member for his effort in successfully resisting
premature increase Of representation IN the House uner
The census being taken, which increase would have
len almost entire the interests Of Free Trade, and
have oyerborne band Of prOtectOniss already op
posing heavy numerical odds. ,,,,,,.., A.. -,
Che Free Traders who seek 10 overoun and rum our home
ndusriee that workshops shall stand idle while for
fgn pauper labor supplies the country with It's manu-
taotUes. ,--..-- M po,,,.,.,,,o
MIA Delegation ought 10 present an unDIOken mont III th'
XIIId Congress. Yours truly JOHN 'o'Oph'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
FOURTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA.

RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 3O-The canvass in
chs Cthe Ivt District is progressing fayOraby to the
Republican party. Judge Wilson, the Republican candl-
nate for Congress- carries into the campaign great per
onsl popularity from the fact that he leaves the bench
as Circuit Judge with the good will Of the members Of
Che and of both parties, Judge His speeches are
plan and he legally clearly and logically defines his
position the issues of the day satisfactory TO ALL Mr.
CSoodng, the Democratic candidate is making an earn
est effort though without apparently much effect His
close intimacy with Johnson, Marshal of the District
Of Columbia, is strong bar here against any Repubh-
rans support while Wilson has gained strong personal
friends on the bench from the Democratic side Mr.
Goodngs defeat is plainly and acknowledged, even
by many Democrats who not bitter in their sent
nents 1t is not believed here that Senator Morton viii
accept the Mission to the Court OF ST. James should the
Democrats have majority joint ballot in the next
Legislature which will be determined at the cleo
tiOn- If the Democrats carry their state tcke-wmch
Is not certa-hey would not necessarily be sure OF the
Ysature according to the present arrangement o the
districts. which is now going on.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

.Joseph w. Hill is the Republican candidate
FOR Assembly in the Hid District of Saratoga.
In the Ist District of Oneida County Geo.
a. Chadwick is the Republican nominee for Assembly.
Leonard c. Kilham is the Republican can
sdate for Assembly in the lid District OF Madison
County.
The Hon. B. c. LittlejOhn has been nomi-
aated 70 the Assembly by the Republicans OF the Is Dis
5rict OF Oswego County.
The Suffolk County Republican Convention
for the nomination OF County ofcr rs will be held at
IIoweus Hall Riverhead on Thursday next at 7So p M
Owing 70 the recent floods in Virginia the
legislature has been unable O.obtan quorum Both
Houses will therefore adjourn from day to doy untl
quorum arrive.
The indications are very strong that Cakes
Au,e- and Ginery Twichen will be nominated by the
pennblcsns for reflection the lid and lIId DstrlcS
Of Massachusetts,. -,
The electors of the town of Bedford VIII
have s,ecia election in that town on Tuesday, the th
int at the Court House, TO elect supervisor ]" 'no
uiaee of the Hon. II. ID. Robertson, deceased
William Smyth, Member OF Congress from
The I'D District of Iowa. died at his residence at Marion
LYNN Co.. Iowa, Friday last The Governor mas vi
,ered special election, on the llh inst to HI '"e Va
rsncy.
The Iowa Republican State Central Commit
te. on saturday closed an investigation OF certain
charge. made by several Republican newspapers aRaIhs'
Judge G. Cole of the Supreme Court, ana cshun4'e
tor reelection The Judge demanded thorough lhVeSn
CATION ru ch was made and the result entirely eAoher
ateo the Judge
MeSsrs GOoding and Niblack, Republican
aud Democratic nominees for Congress respectively I'D
the District Of Indiana, completed their joint canvass
Evansville Saturday. Their audiences have pceh
very large. The debate conducted in courteous
and listened 10 with most earnest attention
Politics waxing hot in that locality and the result
will probably be close. NibiacR's DemD majority over
Veatch HepD, in 1868, 1895.
Judge II. j. Jewctt, who il running on the
" Democratic" side in the With Ohio (shesbsrger'sJ
District thinking his chance election rather for
iOrn one naturally did MT want 10 make any speeches
and ~ wrote TO his nomnaors that he would moi and
could not take the stump Their wrath
Of extreme. a pretty mess you'll
have OF H." said they, with sam. aheIlabarger
Naming al the District nobody 10 r. ly 10 him
O4 cOurSe Judge Jewett found himself in peculiarly
tight place Whether lie betOOk himself el0quence og
whether b. resolutely kept his shut he was in
danger ~ discontinue either from his friends or his enc
mics The Chairman Of his County Comntiee told him
that unleS. hc made al least speech they would
take no ,ifps prosecute the canvass all" lie h4.
concluded "a speak"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
THE CARDRWEEs' STRIKE.

The strike on the East Belt line continues.
The whole dcuty u be in regard the hours Of
labor required for the six trips from the depot in Thirty
seyenths to the South Ferry, and the three additional
trips from the former place to the Central Park Pre-
sident fuckers statement Is, that the six trips,
without any delays Oecasioned by fire or
other causes require IL hours, and the three
additional trips little over two hours that he was will
ling To pay the drivers % cents additional or " so daily,
which he claims 25 cents than any road In this
city paws; that he pays for the amount OF work
done than the other roads and wants TO utilize IT, He
has ordered the baokniths shops be closed and the
conductors also out OF employment thus large
number OF persons are affected by the strike, while the
Company daily 500 The President is willing they
should go 10 work before and have extra running
to the Park.
The strikers have appointed q committee OF three TO
wait upon Mr. Tucker 10 try To make "a settlement and
heJwas yesterday afternoon at the depot expecting and
willing 10 hear the committee. III there is settle
mrnt In q few days, he says he will engage new drivers.
The strikers claim that since Mr. Tucker became Presi'
dent of the road things have not gone right and say
they speak experience that the nine trips without
any delays OCcasiOned by distractions aceidents,
oijre ~ hours and the Winter Ia pproachng there
viii be many delays, and 1t will be impossible to make
All the trips that they virtually paid for the mum
her of trs they make aud not the hours of labor per
formod therefore, they unable 10 make Dsrr Than
before. and ~ the same TINS labor much longer.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

contemplated by the Army law. Until now they
have been reduced solely by resignations ana
discharges upon officers application, while q great
officers who have been engaged In the performance
OF civil duties have been detached from such service ana
placed waiting orders. 1t is expected thht very
shortly the Board required by law consisting OF nNe
members, General, one Brgadler-GeneIh hhu
three Colonels-three OF five % be officers VINO were
formerly volunteers-wil be appointed ana pfpceeu o
examination of the records OF the officers OF me any
with a view recommendations concerning discharges
under the law. ,...
Of COnsuls: Charles Mattoon ~ OHIO, at Honolulu N
N. Young OF Kentucky. at st. Jago de Cupa nm T.
Wright resident at Santos, BRAZIL Alfred y tolqWt,
Marshal of the Consular Court OF the United states at
China kiaug.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
THE INDIANS.

A HUNTING PARTY ATTACKED BY THE SIOUX.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The Governor of Da-
koa under date of Sept q, transmits TO the Indian
Bureau an account OF attack made by party OF Sioux
on a hunting party Of Mandans. The attack was not
from the band at Grand River with whom treaty Of
peace made recently but from the Cheyenne Agency
The Mandans the site OF an old deserted vii
age and abandoning their horses they concealed them
selves holes whence they fired upon the Sioux,
killing and wOunding another In the leg and killing
an American horse. just as the Mandans we're loading
with their last cartridges the Sioux retired. The alarm
was given and large number OF Ankures, Gros-
yenres and Mandans started in pursuit, but the Sioux
being well mounted and the others but poorly mounted,
they succeeded in getting away Those that started In
pursuit returned and the young men OF the three tribes
at organized party of 4J 20 renew the pursuit.
The retiring Indians had taken the direction of Grand
River Fearing that If they started in pursuit Of the de
predaOrs they might meet with OF the Sioux with
whom they had recently made peace, and punish the in
DOcen the Chief came 10 the Indian agent for advice
and they concluded to wait and what band committed
the outrage, and il the Indians with whom the treaties
were recently made had entered into the hOstities whe
theT they would make restitution.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
flnlilital Notires.

I
Fifth Assembly District woodierd ana NJ, p%
,s,,.' ~, Ws.t THIS -
s Socloss By order '
GEoRGg K ANDRESs Secretsne,
-,r, xXodcord and Il uiinann Ciuo OF tnr TNrn,n
inc W .'.;a, r, bold.a pahhe inteins lnhS .e,
Assembly Dlstic, speakers-s slRBBIkk Got j. H.
ErEs,S rfsk%p ~, - RlS WN r. Butler "" HOWE Ff7''"
| THonl, L. THoRSEiL Secretaries
| =. o " an. Dis(rict Uuion Republican As-ocia-
Tenth ye.fins all b. bed fhls tuesdal h'lhiNoi
tion-An HesdqHstep, Arou hose corner stanton sns
| Christie SIS
WiLhA ,,,.d woodford md "A sufmRn mn Campaign
have grand hAes absInI Al the jane
Club o. eDs Flabush TUESDAY EVENING Oct
ton o. .T Cl1LBN the hoa JOHN OAkb1 AM Bt Ghsk
Zen iii .hifsss the meeting SlhPlihN ~ uhisNoLD
0sHbA ~ nr,s sserst,yv Pr,sdesI
p.,x of the Baot.Box Must and shall bc
Inc TIiR TIGIITERNTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT WOOD
tSD KAUFMAN CAMPAIGN CLUB s opea The campaign
TTsKspW EVENING October At a occ The foosios is
positively he peni and addes 6s seeins
"As"' - Gen. ALPRgD PLBASoNroS,
Gen GEORGH N. SHARPE,
Major IAMhR HAGGERrY
WILLARD BALLARD Prrsadsat
JoaS 4 S~IaSsssI, ~ s-ceiare.
There Will he a meeting Of The WASHINGTON HlGhls
wonDpoRD AND KAUFMAN CLUB, On TUESDAY HBNlSG
Tentbsye, One-hunlrr sHdnf
srcoud a a. o'clock All are invited
-,,.,,, Ciah-Tw RNrY-PlRs AssEMBLl DisrRiCr.-A
.,a, Iii h held ocsck THIS BNtNiNG HAfmoa' iisu
'H'S~ ~ A p kKrCH0s- Pro<a>sl
BsnA.is PAeK secsc-u.