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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-06
/ PLEA FOR sILENCE
FL. T. TuCKERMAN.

The Tower Of Babel is as signif-
cant an emblem of our heritage OF
woe as the lost Paradise; in the mas
terlul dominion of one, as we'll as in
the confusion of many tongues, indi-
yiduality, freedom and progress are
oTeFleid or thWarfed; speech becomes
an echo, Wear;some refrain, instead
of an original utteTanoe; glib express
sion is mistaken for personal
thought. and life in the less highly
endowed instead Of being an intel
lectuaI experience is reduced to q
mechanical exchange of words. "A
man fgll of words, says the Psalmist,
shall not prosper upon the earth !"
and it is by musing, and not talkisg.
that the heart is kildled into worship,
and the mind illuminated by truth.
Sidney Smith enjoyed even Ma,
csulay's flashes Of silence" l re-
member one of those placid women,
neat calm, and kindly of mein, whose
expresgion IS we'll as garb de-
notes a member of the Society
Of Friends, who came into the
APARTMENT Of a neighbor, seated
herself. smoothed the white kerr
chief over her gentle bosom. and, with
a deep sigh of relief, exclaimed
What safety there is in sllenceP She
then related, with a kind of plaintiVe
indignation. the experiments of 3
trader Ia whom she conhded, a
with whom she had long had trsds
actions, TO defraud her. When
the intention became apparent, her
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-06

A CORRESPONDENT writes US tha
he intends starting a neW paper il
Bostop, and the salient points in hi:
prospectus are things that be will mo-
have il his publication, from which
we select the following:
No communications on the Hoosac
tunnel admitted.
No extracts from Charles Lambs
works published as miscellany.
No attacks, criticisms or articles
pro or con on Wendell Phillips.
No puff5 of Kate Field, paragraphs
about Olive Logan, Mary A. Liver
more. Mrs. f. Q. Stanton or Julia
Ward Howe admitted.
No letter from Theodore Tilton or
replies from j. d. Fulton.
No statistical humbug paragraphs
commencing with 1T is estimated
that"
No Washington correspondents
lies, puTpoTting 10 be what General
Grant remarked" about anything.
Woo3en and tin weddings, surprise
presents to railroad conductors and
policemen. and reports of dinners
given to landlords of hotels, not ad-
mitted ulless paid for as advertise
ments.
By leaving out these topics, the pro-
jector of the enterprise says he expects
ITO crafty the majority of newspaper
readers and have room for the news"
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DAEEY JOURNAL
TUESDAY. DE0EHBER 6, is7e.
AGGRAvATINa.-The Sigh win,

AGGRAEATING.-The Sigh wind
which prevailed all day yesterday
made sad work with our usual tele-
graph report. The operalor informs
us that no less than three trees were
blown down across the line, and he
found it impossible to repair damages
in time for the night report. To make
the thing still more annoying, the
Presidents Message was tele-
graphed west yesterday and ought
to have appeared ii our paper
this morning. as it would have
done, had not the wind storm
prevented. We are Rratifed that we
are not compelled 10 chronicle any
accidents as oocasioned by the wind.
The train was behind time, but net
with no mishap other than simple de-
low
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WAR IN EUROPE
Saxon Losses Before Paris.
No Further SOrtiss by ths French.
The Prussian ReeaptuFe Sever
al Towns.
The Duke OfAOsta accepts the Span
ish Crowd.
FNGIAND.

THE SAXON LOSSES BEFORE PARIs--No FUR
ETHER soRTTEs BY THE FRENCH.
LONDON, December 5.-The losses
sustained By the Saxons In the bat
ties around Paris from November
30th to December I'd, is estimated at
1900 men. -Four regiments of the
Saxon forces, the 10th, 106.h, 10th
and 108th. lost fifteen officers killed
and sixty-three wounded. The total
number of French prisoners taken is
about 1900.
Advices from Paris. received up 10
a late hour Sunday night, say there
has been no further attempt to force
the Prussiau lines.
BELFoET BO1IBARDED.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-Advic.s from
Belfort, to Saturday. say that the
Germans had opened the lombard :
meut.
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RgpGft of the Secretary OF the Navy
Expenditure Reduced q HIlIiOn
this Year-The yield TO Popular
call for EeOnOmY FondeF5 the Naval
FOFe5 Inadequate.
WASHINGTON, December 5.-The
report of the Secretary OF the Navy
has been published, and although
brief is teTse. and cmbraces numerous
matters of Importance, which are sue
ciRctly stated. It shows, notBith- =
standing, that the enormous demands
upon the Department expenditures
have been kept down, and are abso-
lutely over S1,000,000 less for the
year ending December 1st, 1870. than
for the year ending December 1ss,
1869. 1t IS demonstrated that while
the Department is responding to the
demands Of the country for economy
Ia expenditure, it is at a serious cost
OF cur commerce on foreign seas, aud
to the detriment of the rights of our
citizens in forsign lands. With one
hundred and forty millions of square
miles Of navigabls water. and a coast
line of our own of 1900 miles. the
Secretary says that forty ships are
utterly insufficient. He fofcibly
aIludes to the fact that the
only means of enforcing respect
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COnsunDiIOn can be Cured

An Eastern medical periodical gives an
interesting account OF the complete cure
OF Mrs. Amss Sta0ffsr. OF Manor, Lsncas-
ter Co., Pa of hereditary Consumption.
Her parents and several brothers and
sisters died OF this terrible disease. Mrs.
Stau1sr was herself reduced to q mere
skeleton; the pulse at 149; her breathing
painfully difficult. approximations very
excesS1ves d1RrEnOea worse than chronic.
and her condition SO hopeless that at
conference Of the old and skillfuI physi-
clans she was pronounced incurable. At
this stage of the disease. DIR. 8. b. Hart
man, of Millersville, Lancaster County,
Pa, 81 physician OF fourteen years stand
ing. prescribed MISHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS. The patient soon experienced a
pleasing invisorating sensation through
out her system and encouraged by her
friends 20 continue under DR.. HartTnan's
treatment, she did so, gradually improY-
ing undel increased doses according TO her
Strength until she entirely recovered.
Mrs StauffeF is still living in the full en-
joyment Of perfect health. c. B. Herr,
$50, President CT Lancasl er County (Pa-)
National Bank, substantiates the pRrticu-
Jars q this most wonderful case.
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FRANCE

TIE PRVssIArs RETREATINo FKAM NORTH
FRAECE.
LILLE, Dec. 3. Evening The Prus.
sian Army operating in North France
is retreating toward Rheims.
THE PaUssIASs REcAPrURE SEVERAL
Tours, Dec. 4.-Qa Friday the
Pfussians recaptured from the French
the folloEiDg places: Ferminieres
Gullonville, NeWville and Vile Pain
IL is reported there was heavy fight.
ing all along the lines yesterday. The
Pontifcial ZouaVes were terribly cut
up, and lost three fourths of their
battalion. Charette himself, their
commander, was wounded.
ORLEANS.
VERSAILLES. Dec. 4-Yesterday
Prince Frederick Charles, with the
Third and Ninth Corps. drove the
enemy, near Chevilly aud Cheller,
into the forest Of Orleans, capturing
two cannons.
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The Reason YInOY aad DH5FOs Did
NOT OOmDlete their EscRDe

New YORK. Dee. "a Paris dis
patch states that the advantage gained
by Ducrot and Yinoy is highly i'm
portant. Rfnoy. with two divisions
Of the Second Corps, was perfectly
successful In cutting his way, on the
18th, as far south as Rungis, and only
retired IN order to allow Duorot to
overcome the obstacles Tetardiug his
further advance.
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ITALY

THE DUKE OF AosrA ACCEPTS OFFICIALLY.
FLORENCE, Dec. 5.-The Duke of
AOsta has officially notified the Depu-
tation OF the Spanish Oortes of his
acceptance of the Spanish Crown.
He will probably accompany the
Deputation to Madrid.
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Notice to steamboatmen and

y % IIII D
RRR. BAKER ". REYNOLDS has
1AG recently patented an improvement,
to be introduced into
Steam Boilers,
To protect them from Burning or Bag
ging. Its construction IS simple and easily
adjusted. A Photograph OF tue invention
can be seen at =. HOR&BROOKfS u. Is.
Surveyor of Customs. Water St, or W. q.
BnOWN q CO.'S Boat Store, Water Street.
I.Wtll give TO any one Steamboat IN each
District the Right TO use 1he
Sediment AgttatOF.
Or SCALE PRoPELL ER free OF charge, By
notifying me Of those wanting TO use the
Improvement: also q description OF the
machine, apd how it is applied.
Address Box I0S3, Evansville, Ind.
b. ". REYNOLD5.
EVANSVILLE. Dec. 2, 1870. dec3
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60 AEEHF.Isan1enls.
(No. l5S0l
United States MaP5hsTS EotiCa.
United sTATEs ssls1.s OF tAlla.lrERIcA, ss:

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 60.
District of Indiana,
UTREREAS. a libel OF Information
w was filed In the District Court 81 the
United States for the District of Indiana
on the 5th day OF September, 1870, by Co.
lumbus Mcdonald, against the steamboat
Emma Floyd, her Boilers, Engine, Tackle,
Apparel, and Furniture, seized at said Dis
trIct, in a cause OF damages civil and mari
time. and claiming damages In the sum
of SSSS. and praying process against said
boat, sc, and that the same may be con-
demned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the Mo-
milton under the seal Of said Court to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to al persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court of the Unl-
ted States, to be held az the City OF Indt-
annapolis, In aud for the District of Indi-
ana, on the 6Tst Monday of January
next, at 10 o'clock OF the forenoon OF that
day, then and there to tnterpose their
claims and make their allegations IN that
behalf. BEN. SPOONEE,
Marshal u. $.
by h n. BIGELOW, Dep.
Attest: J. ID. Rowland, Clk.
CHAs. E. MARSH, Proctor for Libellant.
deCb-ff
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The ana Naint CharIes.

FTH Il UNDERSTG NED RESPECT
u fully announces 10 his friends and
patrons in Evansville and elsewhere, that
the old reliable and fashionable
Restaurant and Saloon,
Which was we'll and favOrabiy known -
the public for many years as the 3 Amt
CHARLES, has been re-Opene1 IN the fifst
style, and the proprietor will be happy 70
meet and greet his former customers aud
as many new ones as viii fsVOr him with
their patronage.
The Dining Room VIII DO furnished with
all the delicacies OF the markets, (Ftgh,
Game, Oysters, Crabs, Lobsters. etc, Ia
their season. and meals prepared In splen-
did style on short notice, from o'clock
An. until midnight.
The Bar viii be supplied with the choic-
est brands OF Wines Liquors. Cigars, etc.
Prompt and attentive bar-koepers and
walters always ready 10 attend upon Gus
toners. II you are hungry or thirsty, do
not forget that your wants can be supplied
sold st. Charles"
First Street, between Main aud Looust
streets, Evansville, Indiana.
novl6-sm CHARLES AAABBE.
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-.

RTOTECE aa EEHEUW arVEW that
IN Robert 4, Hut Admlnigtrntof 0f fha
estate Of Eltlaa nelampa, decoarrf haa
nlnl nia u8llliuu o. 8lltl6 said nHf1ta 81 En-
solvent. Said petition VIII be- nenfu nf
the IauuHrT term uf the HnnunrhHr.H II.
Common Ete9H Inur'. 1870.
EQHERt W. mUIT.. Admir-.
Ronr. I'D. MlemAnnaoN, httV.
uoVH-W1Wsatt
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ADJUSTMENTS
MARLET'T'S HALL.

Tuesday Evening, December 9Th.
Lecture by
ISAAC M. INHIAN.
sUBJECT-"ScTEECE, ANn THE EFFECT OF
CAT aoLICIsM OK SOCIETY,"
BE Will also read q part OF stBfAZEPPA.t %
"Mr, Inman dizcioses the Immortality OF
the soul and the discoveries OF science, as
brilliant and Ineligible as iDoWney's
FroYerns.' p Cine 7l11tf Commercial.
"Mr 1nmau is fine Elocuuonfst. -
CtacfglHdH Chronicle.
Admission 81 cents Tickets for sale az
the Post once News Stand and at Bcott's
Old stand, corner Main and Second streets.
Doors open at J; To eomence az 3. dec2- a.
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For sale.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, cor.
ner Eeventh aud Sycamore atresfa
adjoining Cook & Rlce'a Brewery, 81 4
bargain.
AIEo two nice cottages In Garvin's AddI-
tlon. aud enc Ia SOUTHERN EuinrNemauG
Also 9 number OF Well-imprOVed farms
In Southern Illinois, by
WARREN a MATTIsUN.
nQFal-am Attorneys.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.
Every One his Own D00fnr.

GAn A DAE.-LLOYD5B Patent Re
ep@U YolvinR Doubie s3feel-Plate Maps
Of A AfERICA and EUROPE for l67ls show
with the United states County Map On
reverse side with 10000 names. Price,
mounted, only 81: Sheets, 80 cts. lUJ copies
day sold. Lloyd made ali the Maps U led
By GenF. Grant, Mcclellan, Sherman, Bner.
fdan, &C, during the war. Send money
and see Maps FIRST II not sold, taken back
on demand. Box 4.5i0, X. LLOYD, 90
Broadway, New York. nov30-d5t, wit
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we NEW FOOD sOUROE.

CEA MOsS FABHSE,
~ Made from pure Irish Moss,
or Carraseen, is conceded
to be the hezlthiest,
cheapest and most delicious food in the
world.
A package, costing a few cents, VIII make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and q pre-
pOrtionaLe quantity of PEF1dings, Custards,
Creams, Sauces, GruelE, Charlotte Russe,
les Creams. &C., &C.
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SEA nOss FARIEE

sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, and q pre-
Les Creams &C. SC
SEA HEoss FARIEE
- Is creating q great
sensation In the
food market. Its
delightful flavor, convenience Tor dessert,
&c, &c, is unsurPessed.
- "The proof OF the
pudding IS in eat
ing it, and we feel
confident that no man or woman who has
ones eaten of Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custard, Cream, Charlotte RuSses or any
other deIIcacy prepared with this marine
GOdsend will deny It's claim TO rank
among the table iuxurtes OF the period.
@EA MOsS FARINE
- Is made mp without
trouble, and viii
always be good.
Try 1t, and our word Tor II, you will con-
tinue in Its use. "
SEA MOss FAEINE
Ice Cream. Is su-
periOr [ o Cor n
Starch or -ArroWroot, and one hundred
per cent. cheaper.
Al Iaast dfty dtfTer-
ent dishes can be
Moss FAEEzE, all delicious, healthfuI, and
economical IL Ia 1he ensapest 1oOd n the
known world
CEA MOsS FARIaE
~ Is rich Ia aesh form =
ing properties, ,anT
makes delightful
diet for children and all others requiring
8 light and deIleats food.
SEA MOSS FAKInE
- Us decidedly . very
Rr improve
laent upon all SIM
liar preparations. II Is the most delight.
FrrH nd ~ r--
0EA ness FARHAE
els, &C., &C, mads
from SEA n 8
FAEYSE. can be taken by iIFal1ds at all
tirnes. aud retained upon the Etomaehi
while all other preparations are relects4.
one experiment VIII
convince the nOsi
skeptical that SKA
Moss EAEINE will produce nuegCaIed Gus
tards, PuddIngs, Creams, &C.. &c
SEA MOSS FARANE
and healthy foGd
for Children and
CEA HOss FAHIsE I5sr,o- - corn
Starch, Maz1ensi
FaTinss or n ,
kindred preparation.
EIEA HOss FARINE
q
hghtful des 3 g L
and contains e
per cent. OF Eutrinaent.
GFA Hess FARTNB
Is Irish Moss puri.
ned, concentrates
and rendered ar
absoIute iuxury, ana viii hereafter bs
quoted as a food staple in The narEets o
Inc WoEid.
@-eFA Rzoss FAREEE
- Fer al the uses u
which the beat Ar
rOWrOOt Is RpPliess
bic. at one-qeaarter he price.
Is superior TO al
other pIep2raIiOn
Tor weak Gn6 pnDy
children; nothing can sarPass it for tea
- WIN produce flesh Il
a marvellous eX
tent, while - i
soothing and cooling to the blood.
zEA Ness FAExNE
what it IS, and on
word Tor Il, he vii
recommend It also.
Issplendid for thick
ening sauces, ant
Will make h1t.
different dishes.
GAA Sold only at whole
- sale by the
RAND 8EA MOSS FARINE CO.,
S3 Park PLACE. y. Z
fe30 decd wew
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AdmInlafrainlls Nniloa

-nroTHOE Ea mEmEmW GIVEN, that
~ The undersigned haa baon nppoia.Ht
~ the Aumlnlaifn lur OF thu estate 20.
Henry Carter. late Cf Marlborough Come
", lndiaua, deceased. Said estate ~ auu-
posed % I've solvent.
LEVI LAND, Administrator.
NoFom uar i. 1870. uuulI-usu
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OEA MOAs FARINB ~
- Is Irish Moss puri.
ned, concentrates,
and rendered an
atsDIufe Eugury. and Will hereafter be
quoted as a food staple tn The m2rEets OF
Inc world.
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CARRTAGFs.

J. B. GRaEH. r. l.. GREED
y. B. O. REErS ~ co,
JARRIA98 MANUFACTURERS
Transfer Ornaments at Cineinnati rrie
Rala Street, bet. FEfth and ISlsth.
aats-taSBsu, HvANsvTEr.v.-G--
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superior to Cor n
Starch, Maziens, J,
Fa<inss or u ,
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FFA MOSs FAR1aE
~ LIS rich Ia hesh form =
ing properties, ,an1
makes delightful
diet for children and all others requiring
e lighI and delicate food.
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lnnIleallnn far LIeensa.

nTOFICE rs HEHEuW GuWEM. thaf
~. the uudefaiEuad VIII apply % the
Board on ls1mmisElOuora Of NaudarhurHh
County for Lisena8 10 sell liquor iu uuana
titles less than a quart Locust street. bee
tween EirEt anf BaoQnQs in the DuildInH
hnoWn as tha OnerG ENchamHe,
j. IL WIhChEsIEE & co.
darE-dIf TH8w
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Posi- Omee Rarb n shoD

Post Ofllee RaFbaF shop
T HAVE E0W SUCCEEnEo IN
securing the services uf twu rf the
best Barbers ia the Westera country. aud
arn now prepared TO do as good work ~
any in the a y. here shall be no IacH
on my part nor on the part OF my men 10
give sattsfaction % all who may favor mo
with q call. II b. aIFNN
dec2-lmu EronrIetor.
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PlTENF R3AHE-

To prevent retFograuc motion um WhaniaF
"a Wilson aud mll lhU principal HewEnn
Machines. Sent bg mall postage uaId.
with lnatruehlonA ~ ualnBi on tha receipt
Df Gt 6Q Agents Walfnns address
SHERMAN nAIi4MT BRAKE co...
aug1 w6m BOX asa. Ehilndnlnhln. Htn
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For RaIa-

EOr SALE
nE ACCOUNT or WHOM 1T HAY
~ concern, on board the STEAMER a. ~
Eckert, on TUESDAY. Deesmbor 8, 1870,
20 the highest bidder, the machinery 6aveu
from the wreck OF the steamers NORMAN
aud Pine Blun, consisting Of Boilers En-
gines, Doctor, Fire Pumps, Chains AM
chor, one Bell, &C sc.
dec3 % DUaAN.
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CGEA HOss FARINE
Makes a most de-
ngntful des 3 e /,
and contains 20
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EEA MOSS FAEtuE
~ SIS decidedly . very
gre I Improve
llSnt upon ali s1TEl-
liar FsreDaraGicns. II Is the most delight
ful and delicate food We have ever tasted Y
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SEA Moss RARIHE
- Is creating q great
sensation In the
food market. Its
delightful flavor, convenience Tor dessert,
81 sc. is UNSURPASSED.
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RSEA HEOSS FARINE
one experiment VIII
convince the most
Gkeptical that SKA
Moss FzRINE will produce puegCsled Gus
fards, PuddIngE, Creams. &c. &c.
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Makes an elegant
Ice Cream. is su-
periOr to Corn
Starch or ArroWTOot, and one hundred
r)ssr cent. CHEAPER.
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raEA ness EARERE
~ Custards, Sou ps, Cru
els, &C, &C, made
from SEA n o 3 3
FAEYSE. can be taken by iITaltds at all
times. aud retained upon the Etomacn'
while all other pre- Darations are re1ects4s
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Moss FAExzE, all delicious, healthfuI, and
economical II Ia lhe ensapest food n the
Known world
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GEA MOSS FAREEE
al Ioast dfty differ
ent dishes can be
froFz1 & A
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N0tiel al Dissolution

RTOTECE K@ THIS DAY GHwNMs
.L@ that the partnership hitherto g1stHta
Ing between Henry H. Unlhorn and GEO.
ErinEmam Is dlsaOlV we'd by mulual consent
the said Bfiukmau Withdrawing. I. H.
Uhlhorn VIII settle an demands due from
tbs said nTms and collect and claims due
said drm. HEHRf h. UhLHUHH.
no2f3Wd GEORGE BRINK MAN
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SKA MOSS FAKlHI !. I

III MWE5o = EAL8A1aAl
~ "Ihe proof OF the
pudding IS in eat
ing - and We feel
confident that no man or woman who has
oncs eaten Of Blanc Mango, Pudding,
CustarSf. Cream, Charlotte Russo, or any
other dellcacy prepared with this marine
Godsend, will deny It's claim TO rank
among the table luxurtes OF the period.
GEA MOSS FARIHE
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- al most. delightful
and hsaithy foGd
for Children and
IuVatfdH.
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r. sold only at whole
- sale by the
RAND ~8EA MOSS FARINE CO.,
iS3 Park Place. .. Y
feS3 decd WeW
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King William and Rltmarek.

The following passage is from
Charles Summers lecture on the Eu-
ropeanWar:
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0EA REOss FARI6E
Fer AL the uses to
which the l5e2t Ar
rOWrOOt Is RpPliea-
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Is made up without
trouble, aud viii
always be good,
Tor II, you viii con-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-03
FROM AUBuRN.

AUBURN, Februry Am immense
strike in quartz was made to-day at the
Good Friday claim, about II mile
below this place, at the foot Of what !;
commonly known as Bald Hill, and
leased by Cowan and BATHS. 1t Is
impossible ut present to estimate the
value of the yield, but rough estimate
puts It at $40,O 900 to the ton Mt the very
lowest. The claim is now not more
than 40 feet deep, and the deeper they
60 the more there Is taken out and the
richer the ore appears. Most of OH
old miners will not believe the report
without first examining the ore, and
then hardly realize the fact that such
richness can exist In quartz. Two
weeks ago Cowan, the original lessee,
had barely funds enough to purchase
powder to do the necessary blasting,
and not enough to pay n man to help
work the claim, but took BATHS In to
help work 1t out, aud take his chances
on half tho yield. BATHS Is quite sat
istied now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-03

A MAN PERIsHEs AND Is EATEN ny
CoyoTEs.-On the Goth of last month,
Dick Tregaskis had occasion to send an
OK team from Wyoming District to the
main Elko and Cope road, forsupplies.
After starting out, one of the severe
storms that has swept over the country
for years came up with terrific VIC
lenee. and must have so bewildered the
driver that he sank down and persisted
from cold. The team not arriving next
day, search was instituted, when the
cattle were discovered in the snow,
frozen to death. Some little distance
from the team the bones Of a human
being were found, which were identi-
fed as being the remains Of the team
ster by a boot found In the vicinity.
The teamster, whose name we were
unable to. learn, had evidently left the
wagon, hoping to reach q station,
which he knew could not b far dis.
tant, but found it impossible to face
the terrible storm, and persisted on the
spot. 1t is supposed that the wolves
the body, as the bones were
stripped Of the flesh and scattered in
all dfrections.-EKo Independent, Feb
radry ID. q,