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.RNTUCK MINING COMPANY,

IN Location Of Works: Gold Hi, Storey
State Of Nevada - Notice. There arc delin-
| ouent upon the following described stock, on
| account Of assessment No. 3, levied on the a7th
| day OF August, 1870, the several amounts set
| opposite the names Of the respective share.
holders, as follows:
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Approved July !. $50.

[Public-No. 1884,
AN ACT to establish an additional land district IN
the State OF Kansas.
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Approved July Il, 1870.

/. RESOLUTION granting condemned cannon Lor
,hs erection OF o soldiers monument at omaha,
EehraAkA.
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tyHGuEEATKnn EL,CH ak MIN

- Ing Company OF WORKS: uold
Hill District. Storey County, State 81 nevada
Notice.-Thcrc arc delinquent upon the follow.
| ing described stock. on account OF assessment
No, 10, levied on the Twenty.lflh C25th) day OF
August 1870, the ~ ieral amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholder, rs
L E,llnnrS viz.
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NOTICE.

.iruE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS
l customers thai he IL going to the East. ana
will shortly return with : large and varied az;
sortmcnt Of all kinds Of the best NA SAI anS
other CIGARS, CHEWING AND
TOBACCO. ETC.. and will SIMPLY Saloons anm I'M
Stores at Wholesale price. ms Dnsins snioon
Gold Hill, by f. S. Ellis, until his Icturn;
Gold HIN. scp,cmbcr %. 1871. se2s-l
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Approved July II. $50.

Public Resolution- wv o-'i
!. DrooIJiTIoS granting condemned ordnance
! fnr soidiors' monument at Providenes; hnou0
Island. and at Bucksport, In the slaIo VI "A"''
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1.ws oP'THB UNITED STATES
rprRLIsHEp BY AUTHORITY
OFFICIAL.
,,u.posoIu,,on-No. 50.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed Mt the Second Session oil the FortS'
First ConGresa.
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IruRtceB .............s "
And in accordance with law, and on order OF
the Board of Trustees made OH the eth day, OF
August. 1870. 40 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock a. may be necessary VIII be: sold al
Room No. q, Hayward's Building, No. 4ll Cnl-
iiornia street. San Francisco, Cal, on MON
DAY, the seventeenth uTthD day OF October, 1870,
at the hour OF one ~ O'Clock, T. ". OF said day,
10. pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gcthcr with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF salc. H.. c. kll{bE. Secreiary:,
O~Glce-Room q Hayward's Building. 419 Cal.
ifornia street. San Francisco California. ol.td
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Public ResolutIon-So ST.
4 RESOLUTION In regard to grading the street'in
the vicinity Of tho Capitol.
Approved July u. 1870.

p.,oIr,d bv N, Senate dad HORss Of Reprodtd-
iirss ri tie United States Of America IN COngress
asseiabled.
Tina, the Mayor Of the city Of Washington IL here.
y%Icinliy Of the Capitol 80 modified AMI established,
with the approval Of the Chief Engineer OF the
ArIny, or officer In charge Of public buildings, ana
the Architect OF the Capitol Extension, as may "
NECESSARY to effect an easy AMI proper approach TO
the Capitol, and 10 furnish q plan Of the same 10
Congress at It's next meeting.
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ESTATE OF MARTIN PAh'Ah.
naRTrEs INDEBTED TO THE
estate OF Martin Panian. deceased. arc re-
qucstcd to call NJ the Office OF VIM. Liv1nSsunn,
Justice OF the Peace, Virginia GltS, am Se''''
Immediately. - ~ MUS,
O5-m Pubic AdHlnLelIse0-
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ID. II enacted Byihe Senate aud Home Of RepreSenid'
tires ofthe Cnited States o( America ~ Con0re''
assembled
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To Young Men.

1t is easier to be a good business man
than poor one. Half the energy dis
played in keeping ahead that Is required
to catch up when behind will save credit,
give moro time TO business, and add to
the profit and reputation Of your word.
Honor your engagements. If you prom
ise to meet man or do certain thing at
a certain moment, be ready at the appoint
cd time. If you have work to do. do 1t at
once chcerfully, and therefore more spec
dily and correct. If you 60 out on busi-
ness, attend promptly to the matter on
hand, and then Us promptly 60 about your
own business. Do not stop to tell stories
In business hours. --.
If you have q place Of business, be
found there when wanted. No man can
get rich by sitting around stores and 81
looms. Never "fool, ron business matters.
II you employ others, be on hand to sec
that they attend to their duties, and to di-
rect with regularity. promptness, libcrrlity.
Do not NEEDLE with any business you
know nothing of. Never buy an article
simply because the man that sells 1t will
take it out in trade. Make your place OF
business pleasant and attractive, then stay
there to wait on customers.
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The Duration of Human Life.


What may be, under favorable circum-
stances, the duration Of human life is a
question which natural philosophers and
Psychologists are never tired of discuss
ing. Tho Psalmist put the limit at three
score and ten; but in Genesis one hum
dred and twenty years are given. Some
writers, arguing from exceptional in
stances of longevity, have maintained
that with due care an age of two centu-
ries might be attained. Less ambitious
minds have been content to talk of CEN
tury and half. The French philosopher
Button, considered that the minimum need
never be under ninety or hundred; and
Flourens his countryman, one Of the latest
and ablest writers on the subject, says !:
"a hundred years Of life is what Provi-
dence intended for man; 1t is true that
few reach this great age, but how Jc,c do
tchat is necessary 10 attain IL. If we OBJ
serve men we shall SEQ that almost all
lead contentious and nervous life, and
that most of them die of disappointment.
How few comparatively reach even the
threescore and ten. There is u great SOL
ace, nevertheless, in the thought Of what
may be attained" Haller, who has COL
lected great number Of examples of
long life, reckons up more than thou
sand instances Of individuals having at
tanned the age Of 100 to llO, sixty Of ITO
to 12O. twenty-nine of 120 to $50. fifteen
of l30 to 40, six of l40 to $50, and ono
of 169
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.Niseellasseosss.
The Voice.

Nothing betrays so much rs the voice,
save perhaps the eyes, and they can be
lowered, and so far their expression hidden.
In moments Of emotion no skill can
hide the fact of disturbed feeling, though
strong will and the habit Of self-control
can steady the voice when else IL would be
failing and tremulous. But not the stron-
gest will, nor the largest amount Of self
control, can keep II natural rs well rs
steady. II is deadened, vailed, compress
ed. like wild creature tightly bound and
unnaturally still. One feels that il is done
by an effort, and that II the strain were
relaxed for moment the wild creature
would burst loose in ragc or despair. and
the voice would break out into the scream
Of passion. or quiyer away into the falter
Of pathos. And this very effort Is as elo-
quent as IL there had been no holding
down at all. and the voice had been left
to its own impulse unchecked.
We all know the effect irritating or
soothing. which certain voices have over
us; and we have all experienced that
strange impulse Of attraction or repulsion
which comes from the sound of the voice
alone. And, generally. If not absolutely
always, the impulse is true one. any
modification which increased knowledge
may produce Is never quite satisfactory.
Certain voices crate on our nerves and set
our teeth on edge, and Others arc just ~
calming as these are irritating. quieting
us like composing draught, and setting
vague images Of beauty and pleasantness
afoat in our brains. A good voice, calm
In tonc and musical in quality. Is one Of
the essentials for n physician-thc "bed-
side voice. which is nothing il il is not
sympathetic by constitution. Not false. not
made up. not sickly. but tender in itself.
Of rather low pitch. well modulated.
and distinctly harmonious in Its notes. Il
Is the very opposite Of the orators voice.
which is artificial in its management and
made voice.
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"Please yourloriship's honor and glory"
replied Tom. II shot the hare by acci-
dent. "''-By accident ?" remarked Cap
tain O'IIalloran. 81 was firing at n bush
and the haste ran across my aim, all on
his own accord."-"Thc gamekeeper tells
a different story" replied his lordship.
.Och don't put faith in what that man
says" said Tom Ryan, "when he never
cares about spakin' the truth anyhow.
He tould me t'othcr day yer lordship was
not so fit to fill the seat Of justice rs u
jackass !''-"Ay, ay," exclaimed Visoount
Kilskiddery, "indecd and what did you
say P"-"Plaise your lortiship, said your
lordship was"
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Spriggin has boy, hopeful youth Of
some ten sweet summers. Spriggins and
his boy took walk, yesterday afternoon,
out on Washington street, and rs they
were passing the Insane Retreat. the son
asked. Father, why don't we ever sec any
faces at the window when we walk by the
Retreats? Spriggins mused over the conun-
drum moment, and then made answer
as follers: Because, my son, their heads
are turned 1t was an ingenious solution
of the problem, and satisfied the inquiring
Juvenile mind.
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Sunday .ReadissY.
That Land.

There Is land where beauty can not hde,
Nor sorrow dim the eye;
Where true love shall not droOp nor bs dismayed.
And mono shall die.
Whore s that land, Oh, where.
FOR I would hasten thors'
Toll mo, I hin would 80. .....
For am wcaried with heavy woe!
The bsautifal have lsl me AL Alonei
The true, the tender nom my path are gOne'
Oh. guide me with thy hand,
If thou dost know the land,
For sr hprdencd with oppressive care
And am weak and toarfal with despAir+
Where Is IL, Tell me where -
Thou art kind and gsntle-teli me where,
Friend, thou must trust In Him who trOd before
Tho desolate paths Of llfe, 500.
Must bear In meekne.s, ~ He meekiy bore,
sorrow, and pain, and strife,
rink how the Son Of God
Thsss thorpy paths has trod,
Think how he ioug-d 10 70,
Yet tarried out for thee The appointed WOO,
Thlnk Of His vsarins~ In places dim,
whsrs no man CON fbrtsd OF cared for Him,
Think Of the blood lts sweat
With which His brow was vet,
Yet how He prayed unaidsd and alone.
In that great agony. Thy v III bs donsl"
Friend, do pot thoa despair,
Chriss ifva His Heaven Of Heavens wiz hear thy
pnysr,
The Union and journal., 1870-01-07

Read what the editor Of the Cincinnati Times
says Of ALIENS LUNG BALsAM,
RENARkABLE CURE.-Mr. Samuel Lewis ono OF
the old Pioneers Of Cincinnati, was very long, ap-
parently, in tho last stages Of consumption, and
given up by physicians, when some kind friend rec
ommondod him to use ALIENS LUNG BALsAsl.
lie did 30, and Immediately commenced recovering,
and Is now able 70 attend TO business. lie says,
''In truth, may say It has saved my lifs." Mr..
Lcwis Is we'll known in Cincinnati, and tho fullest
confidence may 10 placed In his statements. IL ID
due, therefore, 70 tho community, especially those
suffering under this terrible malady, that the fullest
publicity he given 10 such marvellous cures, that
other sufferers may avail themselves Of tho remedy.
With pleasure, therefore, We refer TO this cure.
From our knowledge Of the merits Of this excel.
lent Baisam, and what wo hear OF iu merits, wc
think u should be at once used by all persons suf
fering from q cough, or any pulmonary complaint
We hear that many far advanced In consumption,
have been cured by It's use. 4w52
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Our blessed Jssu wallis among the roses and
HHss IN the garden of hh church. and when
He sees windy storm coming upon rome ten
der plants Of Righteousness. he hides them In
ths earth 10 preserve lie In them. hat they
may bloom with nsv glorio when they shall b
rsissd from thedeaA rhs blessed God acts Ike
. tsader fAthw. and eoosalb the safsty and
honor Of his ehilarsn. vhsa The hand Of His
mercy natshs tAsm away bsibrs that powerful
tsmptstion ecm0 vhich He forsssu would have
dsdlsd and Destroyed them rbsy srs not lost
but they are gone 10 rsss . little sooner than We
are. Peace Be TO that bed Of dust where they
ere hidden by the band Of their God ftOn un
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Farm for Sale,

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IVORY Y MILLIKEN. on the premises, OF 70
49tf DANIEL DENNETT, ESQ.,, buxton.
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Apply 10 w. p. GANNETT, Genl Agt. for New
3mi3 T. o. WINSLOW, Stato Agt., Portland, Me.
The Union and journal., 1870-01-07
Iron and Steel
Iron, Steel and Carriage Hardware.
Busines, will be continued In all is branches.
NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Resolve relative TO State Industrial SeAoeifer 0fr
R,soir,d, That II 10 essential 10 the highest In.
tere,s of the State that measures should bc taken
at the earliest practicable day, to establish an In
dustrial school tor girls, In accordance With the
recommendations Of Hon George b. Barrows, com.
missioner appointed under resolve OF the Legis-
laturs OF eighteen hundred and slxtyseyen. to IN.
ve.tigats the principles and operations or such
institutions, and with view Of securing co-ope.
ration In 90 desirable . work, the Governor and
Council are hereby directed 10 invite and receive
propositions from any town or city desiring TO have
such institution located within their limits, and ~
report tho same TO tho next Legislature.
(Approved March 9th, 1867
STATE OF MAINE, sEcRErARr's Orrics,
AUGUsIA, July II. 1868.
PROPOSALS within the scope OF the foregoing
L Resolve are hereby invited, and may be sent 10
the once Of the Secretary OF state.
BY order Of the Governor and Council:
FRANKLIN N. DREW,
u Secretary OF State.