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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-01

piers OPERA HOUSE = LADIES
NIGHT.-The benefit of Mrs. W. H
Robinson takes place this evening,
Lindsay, Marsh, Gregory, Billy Robin
son and wife, and others Of acknowl.
edged talent will appear in an excel
lent dramatic entertainment. In the
interlude, Professor Farini will sing
choice popular ballads. The play ior
the occasion will be the Mon1ento"S
| Christian, with Bonbastes Furioso as
the afterpiece. 1t will be ladies night
Mrs. Robinson is q pains-taking, de-
serving actress, and we hope to see
her favored with n crowded house.
HANK SMITH FOR SnERlFr.-As Will
be seen by due announcement In an
other column, w. II. Smith Is candi-
date for Sheriff of Storey county, SUD
ject to the decision of the Republican
Nominating Convention. Hank emltn
is foreman Of the Crown Point mine,
and everybody, especially the laboring
men, know him Us an earnest, hard,
working man, capable, stirring anu
energetic; in fact the very mar lot
any position where such practical quai,
titles are required. II elected, he VIII
make a most excellent Sheriff, such as
his constituency may well be proud OIL
DyER's STAGE RoBBED AGAIN.
Dyer's stage from Carson to Reno was
again stopped evening before last, at
the bridge near the Temelec mill, some
four miles north Of Washoe City. and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S ~treasure-box re-
lieyed Of 5000. The passengers were
not molested this time. There were
three Of the robbers, masked, supposed
to be the same who committed the
other robbery, and they stopped the
stage at tho same place. Ii should DO
known hereafter as the "Temelec Toll
Bridge"
ST. JonN's CuURcH.-Rev. Mr.. Nc
Cormac will have divine service in st.
Johns Church on Sabbath morning
Tomorrow at IL o'clock. In the
evening he will deliver 4 lecture on
the subject of "Christlan Education"
All are invited. Free seats.
INDIcrED.-Pat Hurley and John
Francis were day before yesterday in
dicted before the Grand Jury Of
Ormsby county, for robbing and al
most numbering Charles Wolfenberger,
near Carson, on the night Of July 10Th.
STREET IMpRovENENT.-Chief Dow
ney, of Virginia, has caused that mar
row and gullied-out part of south c
street, just north Of its junction with
B street, to be properly filled In and
regulated, so that it Is now quite pass
able and much improved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-01

KING WILLIAM gets a yearly salary
Of 81, 900, 900.
"KING WILLIAM and Fritz that's
are about,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-01
NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS
i customers that he 10 going to the East. and
will shortly return with = large and varied as
sortment OF all kinds OF the best HAVANA and
other CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO. ETC.. and will supply Saloons and
Stores at Wholesale prices. his business will
be continued ct thu Bank Exchange Saloon,
Gold Hill, BY z. 8. Rlls, until his return.
HENRY WOLF.
Gold Hill, September 20, 1871. seas-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-01

liz future descriptions Of prize fights,
instead Of "dealt him q sumner in the
bread basket" the reporters will say,
fired a mitrailleur into the Commits
sary Department.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-01
CAUTION I

THE PUBLIC ~ UERBBY eau.
L toned against occupying or purchasing from
as the Fort Homestead Property, situated In the
town Of Gold Hill. Storey County, Nevada. Said
property belongs to 2. tyford and family as q
homestead, properly laid and claimed under
the State Laws Of Nevada. Legal proceedings
will DO commenced 70 judicialy determine the
validity Of our title to tho entire premises, and
a~iItresspassers punished accordingly.
Gah Hill. Auoust A. 1870. au2-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-01

The Paris printers have formed a
rifle corps and call it the Legion dc
GuttenburC."
The New York herald., 1870-07-23
THE SYLLABUS.

The following IL the Syllabus, on which infal
bihiy Is founded, issued by his Holiness the Pope
In connection with the EncyclIcal In 1864. The
document has been specially translated for the
HERALD:-
SYLLABUS EMBRACING THE PRINCIPAL ERRORS op
OUR TIME WHICH HAVE BEEN CESsUREp IN con-
sIsTORIAL ALLEGATIONS, ESCYCLICALs AND OTHER
APOSTOLIC LETTERS OF OUR MOST HOLY FATHER,
POPE Plus TX.
YANTHEIsM, NArUBALIsM AND ABSOLUTE RATION.
ALISN.
FirSt--There exists supreme all-wise and all
providen divine Being distinct from this universe
for God IL the as nature. and consequently Is
liable to changes. God, In truth, exists both In man
and I'm the world, for ell things are God and have
tie very substance OF God; and as God Is one and
the same thing with the universe spirit Is identical
with natter necessity with liberty, truth with false
hood good with evil and justice with injustice.
.SecoTd-An action OF God upon mankind and the
world must be denied.
Th6-d-Human reason, without having any regard
whatever to the Dity is the sole judge OF truth and
fasehood, Of good and evil 1t is law for Itself and
Is sufficient by Its own natural strength 10 provide
Tor the good Of men and nations.
Fourts-All the truths or religion spring rom the
natural power OF human reason; hence reason - the
CHIEF rule whereby men can and ought 10 obtain
knowledge OF all truths OF whatever kind.
FJfh-Dvlne revelation Is imperfect, and c0nSe-
quenty subject To constant and indefinite progress,
corresponding to the progress made by human
reasQk-
The New York herald., 1870-07-23
Pope Plus the Ninth on July Is, St.
Camilla's Day.
The SCHEMA, the Syllabus, the I'm
cyclical and Bull LatH
SententiR.
Church Claims, Action and Disci-
plinary Rules.
EFALLlBlllTY DEFINED TO CHRISTIANITY.

On the Sth day OF Decemoer-the Feast OF the I'm
maculate ConceptOn--in the year 1869 was assem-
bled In Rome the first council of the Vatican, or
nineteenth general council OF the Roman Catholic
Church, counting from the first council OF Nice, ana
with both councils inclusive. The council OF the
Vatican was summoned and concluded by Pope Plus
the Ninth, the two hundred and ffty-eighth Pope
IN succession from st. Peter, according 20
the chronology OF the Papal records. The first
council (frs. OF Nicel was convoked to refute
Arus, the first OF the Vatican, for the
declaration OF Papal infallihility and the
adoption OF rules OF genera! ecclesiastical and con-
gregational discipline. InralibiIity has been voted
and proclaimed as dogma OF the Church IN Rome,
Sunday, the 18th OF July, the anniversary OF the
feast OF st. Aexius the CoDlessor and the sixth
Sunday after Pentecost. Prayer was offered up,
ana on Monday, July IS, the dogma was duly pro-
claimed. The day which the Council opened the
HERALD published a complete history OF the Catho-
Nc Church, OF its Councils and PoDes. To-day we
print an exposition OF the dogma OF inialhbility-
what it is It's scope ana probable effects.
The New York herald., 1870-07-23

venerable brethren ana the other legitimate orti.
com@sn % n @ Of our our sovereign % PonscSse By our
apOstolicl letters issued brlei upon the 20tn OF
November lS46 anil sent to the whole episcopate OF
the world, commencing with the words, ''Arcdn0
dtOtn9 Prouldentt9 conctliO," and with the facul-
ties gwen by US In those same letters. We DESIRE
however that al the prosecutions Oh our ett rs shall
be oh erye |, saving the exceptions we nave de-
ared almi 'sibie. We nave come 10 This determ-
natiOn Notwithstanding all waicn might DO ordered
10 the contrary BY special and lnliviuuai mention
and which might be worthy OF departure IRON tnat
decision; but IN order that every hes tation ana dI
ncuty should be removed, we have ordered that a
copy OF our lette should he again forwarded to you
Lei US implore venerable brethren, from tne pol-
tom or our hearts, and with all our souls Tor tne
saying II Will not withdraw My mercy from them"
Let Us ask and we snail receive and ii there II SLOW
ne . or delay IN It's reception because we nase 9
Rravey Omen led let US knock, because he opens 70
nose who knock for prayers. groans ana tears, by
means OF which we must persist and remain, knock
order that God may accede more % easily to our
prayers and our Wishes and to those OF all his nt-
meaiatrx with ist nlm the V Virgin M May who Ss
destroyed all hecesies throughout the world, and
VINO. the .well-belovei Mother OF us all, Is very
grac 0uJ and full OF mercy. allows
herself to be touch ID by ALL shows herself very
clement towards all, and takes under her pity
tion," (St. Bernard, Germ. de du0declm pre-
f00dD1ts b. AZ. H. IN Uer0ts ApOcdlyDtD, and
who ''sitting as queen upon the right hand OF her
Son our Lord Jesus Christ In o golden vestnent
shining with various aflOrnments. knows nothing
wlicn she cannot obtain from the Sovereign Master.
Let us 1melore, also, the Intervention Of the blessed
Peler, chief OF the Apostles, and of his co-Apostle
Paul. and OF all those saints OF Heavn who, having
already become the friends OF God, have been ad-
m.tted into tie celestial Kingdom, where they are
crOwaed and bear palms, and who henceforth, cer-
tail OF Immortality, are entirely devoted to our sal
vatiOn.
Lastly. let us ask OF God, from the bottom OF our
hearts, the abundance Of all His celestial BENEFITS for
you. We ourselves bcstOw upon You. venerable
brethren, and upon all clerks and faithful OF the
lalty committed to your care, our apostolic bene-
dlctlon from the mol loving depths or our heart
In token OF our charity towards you.
Plus IX., Pope.
Given at 81. Peters, In Rome this sth day OF De-
cember, 1864, the tenth annivei sary OF the de1nL
tiOn OF the dogma OF the Immaculate Conception
or the Virgin Mary. the Mother or Goa.
The New York herald., 1870-07-23
The CanOnes dc Eide Placed for Vote.
The following is revised translation Of tn
'.Canones de Fiden -

I.-oF aoD, THE CREATOR OF ALL THINGS.
FrtIf any denies the true God OF tho
visible and invisible, let him De accursed
Secoav Is not ashamed to declare that nothing
exists beyond matter, let him be accursed.
Third that the substance and the
OF God and OF all things and the same, let him
accursed.
Forth-If any does admit that the world, and all
things that have been produced In their whole
stance bv God out of nothing, that God notl
created them Internationally His free WILL but has
them by the necessity which causes selove
denles world has been the glory of
God, let MIN accursed.
Furthermore we wish exhort to guard Themselves
against deceptions of those who order TO the
godessness of their teaching most holy names of
the Trinity the incarnation the redemption the
by turning mys cries tbs hris
tan religion into the most perverted notions OF panthcsm
H.-oF REVELATION
F,-f any one denies that he God our Creator
AND LORD may be recognized with certainty His
accursed -e' -
Second II any one says is impossible inadmis.be
tnnt MI shoud be taught about God the venera0n
ch Is que Him by divine revelation let him be accarsed.
Ihrd- any one says that be raised by divine
asssst1nce TO supernatural knowledge, but and muss
attain Dy ms own efforts to the possession OF all that us
and good, Jet him be accursed. 4
F,tM-lf any one does not accept the enre ooohs oL
ihs Holy scripture with all their parts as Sy b,
Holy Synod OF Trent holy and canonica or uehsS 'uas
they have been inspired by God let him be accnr'eo
IT.-oF FAITH :. t.,.s
r-If any one that human unders'anans h >" 'nos
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

scriptures" Preface to :" Mon "a Gene
sis and Geology" by Jos. r. Ihonp'
son. d. d., l.. L. d.
Mr.. Gill says, minds
who have given a lifetime to the study
of the sciences, rejoice in the light that
science is throwing upon revelation. -
Infidels rejoice over the same blaze. The
only Christians, with whom / am &C.
auainted, that "enthuze''-as ARENAS
Ward had i'-over tho delightful har.
mony( y of Genesis and Geology. is that
class that investigate one side. only.
Mr.. Gill asks me If / do not think the
"universe would stand still. in suspense As
to the issue" of debate between US on
science. He said something about SUI
preme bombast. Whether he meant it
would be supreme bombast for him to
engage in such discussion. or for the
universe to stand STILL" cannot be deter
mined from the construction of the SEN
tence. Whichever way it is, he is prob
ably right about it; but rather than have
all creation stop excuss him; he need
not debate. Yours respt fully.
w. f. JAMESON.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

Help theml / may have to call upon
them to help me out of prison. L
wonder if mother could wheedle father
into doing it. after ell that has passed.
Drinks long aud particularly deep
must stop drinking so much. ]
haven't been to bed really sober for two
months; and l have got so far along
that l have got to go out three or four
times day to get liquor. I'm getting
shaky. don't sleep we'll, and / have
no nerve whatever unless I'm half full
Whisky is getting the better of me, and
l know it. Dimity knows it. and so do
all in the house. One of the fellows
warned me this morning that my red
and pimpled face was being made the
object of comment and that he heard
Dimity say tina; it was getting to De time
to clear out a parcel Of young fellows
who were getting to wild for their bust
ness. am one Of those young fellows,
and Jim Mason il another. | must
stop-Tdrinks again]-I must hold up,
and try to get back again. Why, two
months more of this, aud-[the bottle
again II shall be beyond help. / will
stop tomorrow / will turn
TOncs more he fastened his lips upon
the bottle, and for the last time that night.
He slid out of his chair TO the floor, aud
slept without the trouble of disrobing-
the bottle empty, beside him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

THE WHEAT RrsG,-Angus Smith, of
Milwaukee, John Robson, of Winona,
aud 10. Reynolds, of Brownsville, were
in the city on Monday. il is said, for the
purpose of for ming pool in wheat, by
which Smith takes for his share five.
twelfths of the profits. Robson four
twelftbs, and Diamond 10 three twelfths.
The buying price is furnished from Mil
waukee, and the wheat tickets are paid
off bv G. II. L. Lsnge. 1t really makes
no difference TO the combination who takes
The wheat, as the net gains are to be
divided rs stated above, and the chief at
tcntion Of their buyers is given to keep
ing off outsiders, which 10 easily donc on
twenty four cont margin. The North
ern Line Packet Company is not included
in the pool. but makes no opposition, be-
ing allowed to buy its share at tho same
price paid by the others. AT the present
figures it simply amounts to tax OF six
to eight cents on each bushel of wheat
sent out Of the state. every river town
being included in this formidable monop
oily. 1t remains to be seen whether the
great interest Of the west can be thus
maniL ulatei aud controlled at tho beck
of two or three speculators.- Hastings
Gazette.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
Skimniings.
FROM JOSH BILLINGS FARMERS ALMA
Mac"

A lie is like kat, it never Gums tew
VII in a straight line.
What il an old bachelori The hero
ov cot bedsiead.
A debt IL alwus growing; if it don't
gro in size, it gros in heft.
Few git wrong things out ov yure
chiId's head. comb it often.
The time to be karefullest liz when we
hav hand full ov trumps.
Tew find the square root ov a hogs
noze, turn him into garden patch.
Few learn yure Offspring to steal,
make them beg hard for all that you
give them. 7aa -
Be kerful how yu soke your makrel,
too much soking takes the wear out ov
them.
If man hain't got a well balanced
head. like tew sew him part his hair in
the middle. ra
Q. How long can goose stand on
one leg? Try it-thatsthe way the goose
found out.
The devil IL mean kuss, he never
keeps hiz own promises, but aIwus makes
US keep ours.
Dandylions planted in April are al.
most sure to tew ned out-so are tud
stools, so are he'll cheese.
If | had mule who wouldn't kick
mar bite, should watch him dredful
cIuss till found out WHARF biz malice
did lie.
When you see Is geese walking in-
jun file. and toeing in, yu kan deliber.
ately bet yure last surviving dollar on a
hard winter.
Thare il only one good substitute for
the endearments Of sister, aud that il
the endearments ov sum other fellows
sister.
Love il said ten be blind; but know
lots of phellows in love. who kan see
twice AZ mulch in their sweethearts rs j
kan. ~
Thare will be domestic eclipse this
year Visible only to tew the naked eye)
ksuzed by the new Comet Sorosis jump
ing out ov her pasture, and cantering
around promiskuss.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
Useful and Suggestive.

Soapsuds ia recommended as an excel
lent manure for grapevines.
All plants grow stronger and ripen
better when the air circulates freely around
them. and the sun is not prevented from
an immediate influence.
REMEDY EoR BURNs.-Take CASTLE
soap; spread it on piece of cloth thick
enough to exclude the air; then wet the
cloth with cold water occasionally.
SPICE CAKE.-Four eggs, one cupsof
sugar, che cup of molasses, one cup Of
buttermilk. half cup of butter. one tea.
spoonful of soda, one tablespoonful Of
cloves. ono tablespoonful of cinnamon.
two cups Of currants OF raisins, one nut
meg; mix not very stiff.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
SRPTE.MBER.
BY JOHN JAMES PLArr.

All IN 'ngs are full OF lie this autumn MON;
The hills teen 2rowing uuder silver cloud;
A f esher spirit n naiu e's breast Is bonn;
Tue esows fiv. Gavin. snion2 the dying leaves
On sunward-l'.ted b .apches 81 ats the jaw;
The hui teriDg b. ooLet quick end b'is III receives
Bright frosty silvei uss slow from lodges gray
on Iock in buovant sonsh,ne eli. :ering out;
Cold appIes drop tbl oueh orchards melowing;
Meth ioGest-csves quick squi els laugh End shout
Farms answer farms as tn ou2n 1i3h. MONS Of
spring, 49,. .s- F.
And Joy. w.,h danciny pulses full nnd strong,
Joy, everywhere, goes Moving viii sougi
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

A. rcmely 70. Bronchial affections
and Chronic Diseases Of the Lungs, moth
ing ever before discovered equals DR..
Pierce's Alternative Extract, or COLLEEN
Medical Discovery. 1t ia also great
blood pirifier aud restorative tonic. Sold
by druggists. or send three AID aquarter
dollars to r. v. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo,
N. Y. and get three bottle free of Elk
press charges.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

dollars is the usual figure and fifty is no
an uncommon price for a specimen
Even its eggs are worth from dollar to
a dollar aud half apiece, and yet are so
unwholesomo that the city physician sci
dom, or never orders them for tie work
house.
Still, I have once or twice procured as
high as dozen for nothing, in the dark
Of the moon. The best way to raise tho
Black Spanish fowl is to go late in the
evening and raise coop and all. The
reason recommend this method is, that
that the birds being SO absurdly valuable.
the owners promiscuously. put them in
coop as strong as a fire-proof safe, and
keep it in the kitchen at night. The
method l speak OF is not always bright
and satisfying success, and We: there are
go many little articles of vertu about
kitchen, that il you fail on the coop, you
can generally bring something else.
brought away a nice steel trap one night,
worth ninety cents.
But what is the use Of my pouring
out my whole intellect on this subject?
| have shown the Western New York
Poult ry Society that they have taken TO
their bosom party that is not spring
chicken By any means. but man who
knows all about poultry. and is just as
high up in the most efficient methods Of
raising it as the president of the instilu-
ton himself. THANK these gentlemen right
pleasantly aud heartily for the honorary
membership they have conferred upon
me, and shall stand at all times ready
and willing to testify my good feeling
and my official zeal, by deeds as we'll as
by this hastily penned advice and infor
nation. Whenever they are ready to go
TO raising poultry, let them call fer me
just any evening after eleven o'clock and
| shall be en- hand promptly.
xr<. sr MARK TWAIN.
P.S.-To the Recording Secretary: |
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
CON the Levee.)
Prescott, Wisconsin.

FTlHTS hotel is pleasantly located, commands q
fine view up and down the river and Is espe-
cially adapted for those whose homes are in the
hot ind dusty city and who desire a summer res
idence in the country,
respectfully invite the farmers of Pierce and
surrounding counties to give me q call when in
town. Good sfabling attached.
May IA, 1859 L GEO, SCHASER.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
ADVERTISING RATES.

square will te counted the space of one inch
Business cards, 5 ines or less, $500 -ear
Legals charged at the rates prescribed by statute
Special nDticss Is cehts per iInr for first inser"h
Q Id 10 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Transit Mt adveI tisements must he paid for an ad-
vance; all others quarterly,
Advertisements not otherwise ordered viii hr con-
tinued until orlcr"i out and charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

"ealIey" slayes-printers' devils.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

This house has been renovated and prepared for
the spring trade. and the proprietor feels conf
dent Of his ability TO render satisfaction to all who
favor him with tbeir custom. Good stabIing at
f@eneo I3-fu
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C
w. HI. WEIGH,

ENERAL dealer in Drugs, Medicines. Wines,
NT LIQUORS Paints Leads, Oils, Varlishes, Glass
Putty Toilet Articles. Fancy Goods. Stationery,
Picture Frames, NOuldings, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,
Broad st.
sN- Physicians Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared. d.
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P.S.-To the Recording Secretary: |
know two or three goo6 places.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

nEALER in School, Miscellaneous and Blank
il Books. Stationery, Mirrors. Toys, Notions,
Toilet articles, At New ok Stone, on Broad
street. 81.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14
BARBER SHOE

~ MAURER. Proprietor. Shaving, Hair Cat
" ting, &c, &C., neatly done. 81.