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, 1870-05-28

a"re o. The deception, bat rather feel alarmed
n 1hoas sash N indecoroua exposure Of person.
hng down from = % stonas.qche y 1a ts Tingo@ nj o.
tsea,1 Mef p is : painting Of : young and beau-
ton tmu hss, bsay, VINO gazes Paasively on : skele-
6eaea F" La belle cacize :" or some such name.
lhe largest picture in the room has for its
sno}ect the NaT in Heaven, and represents the
nnA expulsion OF tho rebelIious angels It is
greatly admired. not only its conception,
but for the power and action alown IN the
painting.
Among the Pictures that have thus at
tempted to ontlfne in my description, may
not IN all cases hare chosen the onea best able
to convey iaess Of The artists powera. Tet,I
have selected snch as to me seemed strongest
ID idea, and perhaps auite enough to convince
the reader Of tho versatility Of the painter.
Of the artist Wiertz, personally, know but
little. The gallery VAS founded BY himself in
his lifetime. and as far "a can Judge his pro-
dactiona are highly esteemed here. The lie Of
his soul must have been stormy one, and it
is said that Lo died insane.
, 1870-05-28

sho dvsis IN cma. bsso<s s. eans
to CAnndaa, which is Jesesy. We wM
alao make mention OF A9or znd NacAo-,
and the prophets, haseus, 0see, Esosas, .ttTu-
my, sud E7iaa. You will want 70 hear
time would fal mo to tell Of Saul the son Of
cis, Lucas the good phyGcian, Marcus the
EvanGeist, young Ttm0ateus, and laat Of ~
Jesus, who Jed the le1salites through the
river Of jordan"
With the exception Of Abraham, there ia
not one o3 these names thss is sver wzittsn of
pronounced IN the above nr2nner; and yet
there they stand, yesr afacr yeaz, in our
Bibles. Tbs kethih is New Teatznent, the
Ken Is Old Testament. We PRINT the Greek,
md pzonounes the Hebrew The Dou2y
Bible does thesa things bstter: Grote and
IhirlwaA offended every eye wheu shey wrote
they would call E*eu4api..s, A.kkp,as. They
Rad good reasona for the change
hoid I BOOKS, ~ Is the New Testa-
nsnt. But when I.ane. 10 his new transsstiou
ot ths "Ar,bi,n Nigks, = trsnsfoEned ~ fern Sip @
Sea." and :" "4lladin" into Ala-ed-Deen,' 50 the
change VIA greater thsu the people wouH
bear, and the publishers vera compelled to
make concession to the eyes and ears OF the
public, because "The Thousand Nights !"
was The peoples book. Iet tho people BUD
NIT to su:h and similar jargn in the Volume
which, of al othe1a, Ges Dearsst their hearts
II, now, he Christian public ssk, Whose
duty Is it to put tbs Word befoss: tho Ame11-
can people N readable form?- We ansHer
/ uphesitatingIr,, the American BiH5 Soaetys.
It's position il wealth, its power. anal its pres
Hge, call upon i 10 do this work No other
house can do it . well and as ehattraly as
tho Bible House. How nEch it
ae do may ba inferred from The, fact
that It has the confidence Of tbs Ptot-
estant world It has the patronage ct the
whole American Church, save . portion 1t the
Bspt;at denominations. II has the msrtst Of
the ennze country. How much it can binder
BY mezs Indifference uay be gathered from the
limited success Of Reeves Paragraph Bible,
first putlished in England in the beginning of
the present century, sod zepubliahed IN =
cheaper f6xrn few yeass sinca BY the UNI.
veraty Of Oxford That Bible "not having
been adopkd BY the societies through which
by far the hrBest number Of English Bibles
10 ciicnlatkd, the advantage Of this
form of division into paragraphs VIA
neither suf6aently known nor duly ap-
pzeciatea." Unless, therefors, this work Is
adertaIs n and done by these great socia:ies,
what WAS said fifteen years sge lnzat continue
to b tue: There IS no such thing as ,
p%xdnhIs Hf)feH
, 1870-05-28

:, -Emerson, n his last lecture, speaks Of 8
Lady who told him that abe fela ) serepe peace
Of mind IN being Hal drsasod tint raiieion
eop1d not afford,
"A correspondent Of tie London Tins tells
neat story illustrating the true origin and
meaning OF hHgapdags IN Greece. Tie Brit
ish Embassy reioiced in = stately old Greek
porter whose conduct vae uepspachsb1e. Tho
son, who fell amongst thieves md became
most msateffnl robbe1. In the way Of his nav
profession he spoiled some Knghah ofacet1,
and though the fsct that the snfarsrs ser.od
Great Britain, which power tetsnds no no1a-
Bense," led to N almost immediate restoration
Of THAR va1nAbles, tho Minister thought It nso-
essa1y to info11n lis porter Of tho eyil dscda Of
his progeny. The good. odd NAN, clasph9 h1s
hands Ia grief, exclaimed: "Ahl your Excel
lency, and who had always begged md eu-
heafed him TO avoid polteic9
, 1870-05-28

/. ra,1eano~,a usxral.7orr s~ar,n daa+;,a,
Il. 81sn l1s1e4a ~ uE9An1'
20 n41e ~ many RAnslstoIe as'a1s AAAo. u
tins ~Df4Wef 1of Ucsooer xak ~6y3ve . 3AE'
AneeE reAderinA', illustrated. We po1 have tn
satsfAEtiou OF preserip8 one written from tn
] Irish rodnt Of sieV. by Mr.. PIT. Rick. ph,
or:thip sfort:
FADaYs WESTON sF "EXeEls4oR"
,s ,Iass e4pwN9 aark ~ letEele Iheni.
WaHs LnEo33a toHa 1S toe Wouat&N taate
M34S1
bfeeR q s eoy, 70 ~ neck :n tne snnoW.
Aa nc "M1es, na shlhAta9 He egNuh& 20 ana. nv
Saving, ITS dP nl tho top TN bound for 10 o.
re no1eu meaNaA aed, a9a ~ Ey1M as Hs1esls
A. aN OF usH0E = coWh whittier night.
And dlFl sword ERat be aid co4d ye tell
~ ne Opened IL @onth aad let oms Jel.
lta u1Hntht up 81 the mountain NJ Ros
0nlessce,s1ed % ma this ooshers=zze shnuw;:.
He}k8c9e
ehrru1t-+thA. vrSrs1rser he apv sc II nv, vo1.
, 1870-05-28

Tempting undertaken, hsving apart
ments to let, pasted his bills upon the eodns
II The Eindors, announcing lodgings for sin
, 1870-05-28

Ahk any bright Sunday School whose son Kinz
ss9l y = was, and how many Will guess that be was
~ The Son Of Cis," though Ill might know that
hi<h was his father But what Asd ohacutisy
must We rest on Acts vi. AZ and Heb IT,
9, where Lxsus-tbe childA name for the
Savior, and, indeed. to III Of us, the household
name ot the blessed Redesmer--is used Tor
Joahua2 Truly the letter kilieth- Wrist Ade.
quate excuse can there be for such confustans
Joshua seems very Pantsloon among Scrip.
ture names. It Is spelled dozen different
wsyoses oss: os'3s 3sosSns aeS o'hss sbbosS a0saa
Jeheshus, Jssbush, Jeahua, aud Jesna!
70 Pit tbis objection in its true Light, sup
r>oee " cuosaGuctR sentence, ,uaing ttoee names
u they ars kpal1ed In ths New Testament, how
would it b. Ete1y to affect the common BibIe-
resder7 We vii hs&@ With Nos and hia eqa
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
/ Judicial District Of the State OF Neyadas IN
and for Storey county.-W. II: 2. STErhhN-
son, plaintiff, W. JANE STEPHENSoN,e elias
JANE WARE. defendant. brought pa
the District Court Of the First judicial Dittr'cs
Storey. and the complaint hled In ssid county,
In the ONCE OF tho Clerk Of said District Court
on tho 18th day Of September, A. ID: 1870.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting, to Jane
Stephenson, defendant: You are hereby re.
quircd to appcar In an action 6rouEnt nga.t li.,
Court of the First Judicial District OF tho State
of Nevada, In and for the county OF storey, and
answer the complaint filed therein, within zen
| days exclusive OF the day OF serrice) after tno
peryice on YOU OF this summons, IL serveo IN
said county; or, II served ont OF eald county,
within twenty days; and In all other cases; iony
days; or Judgment by default VIII be nxen ei
against you according 10 the prayer OF said COM
plant. i,a,-
ment and decree Of this Court that the oonds Oh
matrimony existing between PLAINTIFF ana 90.
fcpdant be declared null and void, on tho
grounds. % as is alleged in plaintiffs complaint,
that at the time OF tho marriage OF deienoAnt
aud plaintiff, said plaintiff believed bis former
wife, Mary J. Stephenson, dead, but has, since
his said marriage with defendant, ascertaned
she Is living and is now alive.
answer the complaint, the said plaintiff will aps
ply to the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and tho seal OF the Dis
trict Court Of the First Judicial District
- OF the State OF Nevada, In and for tho
lL.s county OF Storey, this 18th day Of Sep
i--l tember, In the year OF our LORD ono
sand eight hundred and seventy.
....f. GEO. II. DANA, Clerk
BY j. II. MARBLE, Deputy Clerk. .x,.
[Sl-cent Int Rev. stampJ seiN J.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN following described hrst-class Warrants OF
Storey County, State Of Nevada, redeemed by
said county March 80, 1867, nom Geo, =. Jones
q Co, have been lost or mislaid. and all persons
are cautioned agninst purchasing the samc, "
they will not be paid:
v Warrant No. j ,562, Issued to Walter D.vidson.
January S, 1884. registered January 8, 1854
principal, $2S0 90; interest. $50 %; total,
f33D 90.
Warrant No. 1907, issued to John Manning
Iann.rv n 1854 rcpistercd same date; princi.
nal, fi55; interest, so Is; total, ti65 q,
Warrant No. ] l,5O8, Issued to Geo. +. Jones o
Co., JanuarY is, 1854, registered same date
principal. tfoas Is; interest, $3.50 7s; totai'
warrant No. 1899, issued January 10, 1884. to
z. Bonnafous b Co., registered same date prin'
cipal, $50 90; interest $,S % tota' @ @Siss y:
& Co, January Il. 1884, registered came date
principal, $i,ias IS; interest, &S62 Al; totai'
al. .4of -.
By order Of tho Board Of County Commission
ers Of Storey county, Nevada; 90
Virginia, September y, 1870. teS-lw
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Tho Grout PIctorinl Aununl,

Hostettcr's Almanac for ISL, for distribution
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for such meridisns AMI ATTITUDES as are most suitable
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original and selected. Among the Animals TO APP
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The proprletors. Messrr. lIOstcttcr l. Sulith. Pitts
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A New SUeGESrtoS.-The Wyoming
NewS of December oath suggests the
Use of Babcock'S Fire Extinguisher for
the purpose of stopping the conflagra-
ton, which is still going OIL in the Car
bon mine in that Territory. Every
effort to check the fire having failed, it
advises the application of Babcock's
Extinguisher OH I large scale to the
mine, and thus accomplish in 4 scien-
tific manner, what has proved beyond
the reach of the ordinary modes of eX-
tinguishment. The principle involved,
says the Ne'rs, Is thoroughly scien-
titic one. and has worked admirably,
as applied to the Extinguisher. 1t Is
founded on the great chemical truth
that carbonic acid gas, coming in con
tact with oxygen, displaces the latter,
and water super-saturated with this
gas Is the readiest means yet known TO
science OF eXtinguishing fire. Why
not utilize this great principle in the
mine. 1t may be done by closing the
mouth Of the shaft and forcing the wa
ter, charged with the gas, through a
pipe in sufficient quantities to displacc
the oxygen in the mine and thus
quench the burning mass by bringing
the two antagonistic elements into jux-
opposition. In this way the combus-
ton may DO effectually qucnched and
the flames stoppcd.-RereiWe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30

Ton MOONEY AGAIS.-As we would
be likely to watch a. dog in full flight
with our lunch basket long after all
hopes of overtaking him or recovering
the yiands had been given up. so does
the community of San Francisco listen
with interested ears to the whereabouts
and doings Of the lamented Tom Moo
ney. Some days ago the Chronicle pub
lished extracts from letters received In
this city, which stated that he was in
Brussels, Belgium, and apparently In
a state Of ~pecuniary comfort. Yester-
day a letter was received here from
Frank VI. PiXley, dated Brussels. De-
cember I'll. In it he says: "Thomas
Mooney is here in Brussels, and has
taken a very fine house on the Boule-
ward Waterloo, and looks as though he
intended to settle permanently here.
What is the matter? Has his bank
bursted? In his conversation with me
he said financial matters were very
much disturbed in San Francisco"
Moneys appreciation Of irony Is
good.-S. F. Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30

Tss MOBILITY OF BosroN.-In ac-
cordance with the announcement OF the
preceding day, but little business was
transacted in the Police Tribunal yes
terday morning. Before the adjourn
n,ent of the Court n number Of cases
of no Importance, except to those I'M
mediately interested, were tried.
During the examination of a case In
which the defendant was charged with
having used some choice Billings
GATE n woman was called to the
stand. She gave some testimony tnat
Wa rather damaging to u sue OF tne
case, when the attorney for that side
determined to rescue his client by I'M
reaching the character of the witness,
who was of 4 nature easily excited,
and spoke with n very rich brougue.
Attorney-Now, Madam, l want you
to tell Inc whether you were ever III
this Court before?
Witness-Phwatt's that?
Attorney-Is it not n fact, Madam,
that you were once brought before this
Court yourself?
Witness turning to the Court)-D'ye
hear that, yer w~urship? Dye hear
that? The idea of axing me, Il respect
able married woman, If | was ever IN
Coort before. CTurnlng to the Attor-
ney) No, sir! 1 was never in Coort
before in any case: and if ye don't
behave ME, We needn't; but there Is
one thing I can tell ye, and that is, |
was born and bred wild the nobility OF
Bosh-tun, and not SIGH rs the likes Of
We and yours.
Attorney - You can stand down,
Madam.
Which the lady did with an air Of
confident annihilation.-S. +. Chr0n-
icle, 10Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30

EPICUREAN.-A man who was lost
on the plains, and who had lived seve-
raj weeks on raw fish, desiring to vary
the bill of fare, says he pursued u toad
for two days, but without success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30

Should not n writer who misplaces
his switches be made amenable to the
laws? \ train Of thought should
have some protection, rs we'll as a
train of cars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30

A FEMALE lecturer said: sect mar.
ried, young men, and be quick about
it. Don't wait for the millennium for
the girls to become angels. You'd
look well beside an angel, wouldn't
you, you blockheads q"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30

WHATEVER Midas touched turned
into gold. These days, touch a man
with gold and he'll turn to anything.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ArriXnla.

BIT WELLS. L CO. 5 LINE.
J Burlingame J II B Hughes W " Turney
r d Hoags 4 WIT O'Bryan J Hurley
TIL Loomis Mr. Coleman W II Dane
] Falan, VT . boy
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ut WILLS. FARGO 4 co.'s III
Mn Mahoney Reilley Mr. Russell 4 WI
John Scott JO'Farrell Jas
II George Father Newell
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EVERY plain girl has n consola-
tion-though not a pretty young lady,
she will, II she lives, be a pretty old
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30

\ CAIRO, Illinois, paper begs the
yourg ladies Of that town not to climb
trees in the day time. Don't do it,
girls!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30
The Necessity Of a Visit Overcome.

70 CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part OF tho State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, md who think proper
to submit Q written statement of such In prefer.
ence to holding a personal interview. are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the euro guaranteed.
All letters must DO addressed to the CORE
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. +. JoSSELYN, NJ. n,
[Box 1851 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and Kcarny,
del4-T0-lyip San FrnnclrcO, Cal.
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THE STED MAN
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Wny is the earth like a school black
board? Because the children OF men
multiply on the face Of 1t.
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Importnnt to Pennies.

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CONSULTATIONS DY LETTER Or OTHERWISE, FREE
THIs CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
i enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess OF eighteen years, and has become one OF
the renowned Hospitals Of the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is to London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of Ricord Is to
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the Pacific
Coast. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is In point Of number OF pa:
TENTS among the very fret OF the world, and
the success OF Its treatment ranks 1t second to
none.
Seminal Weakness or SpsrmatorrhGn.
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental orgnniza-
ton, should stop to consider whence II arises.
He will find In the weakness Of the back, trcmb-
ling Of the limbs, disoriercd digestion. unac-
cOuntable failiEg OF the powers OF the mind,
distaste for society, dread Of impending trouble,
forebodings OF evil. slceplessness, troubled and
lascivious dreams, growing deafness, loss OF
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
Of disorganiZation, tho positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF all diseases,
Gor,tn,l WaaLoasa- -xpaafinu auav hIa pnkpara
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30

WHY was Robinson Crusoe's man
Friday like q rooster? Because he
scratched for himself and crew-so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30
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An EXPECTORANT REMEDY WITH.
OUT AN EQUAL.