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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-24
NOTICE OF MEETING.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY,
Os,orey County, statecf Neyada.-Sosiec.-
First Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the above named Company, for the purpose
of electing Trustees to serve during the ensuing
year, win be hold lon WEDNESDAY, THE
SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, at o'clock
P. r., at the ONCE Of the Company, No. 4l4
California street, San Francifco, Cal. Trsnsfer
Books win be closed nom August LIST until after
the meeting. K
,vlstd ITr.r.. H..rr Secretary.
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ORDINANCE NO.. g..
Passed June, A. D. 70. 1911

AN ORDINANCE 70 ReSalate the uso Of
Fireworks and Firearms In tho Tsws
OF Gold HILL ts~E ..-.rv,g .ra
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DR.. JULIEN %PERRAULT,

Doctor O fMedIc!ne ofthe Faculty ofPn, IL,
Gradunte OF the uniyersity I" Qleen's
the 1T. John Baptiste society Of San
RrnuciBco, ..".. az. ..'.nrrFnT. w.. sT..
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N. B. Until a sale IL made we shall continue
our importations and keep o largo stock Of ffesh
goodf constantly on hand, and sell at prices to
defy competition. hIl|l SOL EI iylf.tf
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LApproyed December q. isro.I

JOINT RESOLUTION 70 correct an error In the
enrolment OF the law In relation to pay Of Grand
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Approved December .. $50.

AN ACT TO amend an Act entitled "An Act to re.
duce Internal taxes. and for other purposes" ap-
proved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy.
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LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATS
OFFICIAL. -,.r
Laws ofthe United States,
PASSED Al THE
Third Session Of The XLHss Congress.
-DC-FrG 40
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
IVA $3.50
AM ANT A.. -o1..0on a. .n14.In Tarritorlal DanIfan.
OFFICIAL.
approved January 10. ISL

AN ACT In relation to certain Territorial Penlten
.IktlF -T uaries. TIA 1900
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Approved July ], ls70.1

g. y.' .pl (Public-No. 1901
AN ACT In relation to certain unsold land In the
counties Of Porter and Lake. in the State Of uIdi.
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'[Approved December Is, B7o.-U. 8. GRANT,

AN ACT TO enlarge the Jurisdiction Of the Probate
& - - Courts In Idaho Territory.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-07

. NY Extract sAsSapaSilIA L. Blood Purifier; my
Extract Buchu u Dinretie, ahdwill act RS such
IN all caseb, wa !. u't
Both arc prepared on purely sclsntlac ptinel.
Dle+-tn rdcuO-And are the most active measures
III either thatean be made A ready and eonclu.
Rlye test will DO comparison Of their properties
with those setforthi the following works:
SEQ DlGpensatOEy Of the United States.
See Professor DEwGEs' valuable works on the
Practice or Physlc.
seSIemarksmAdsb BY thscelebrated Dr.. PHrslc,
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. RPHRAiM MCDOWELL.
o celebrated Physician and Member OF the Royal
College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and published in
the transactions OF tho King and Queens
journal. lss -77lA !. -. .. E
Benin T1IvEE5, Fellow Or the Royal College u
Surgeons. ~ 3. -t
SSSmGStbf the lRta standard works on NOdi.
cine. - - - -. ---.--.------
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Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co.

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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
rur. by the following schedule on and after
December 18th, 1870, Wheeling time: .uu
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d. WILD Cara wild cat has been do.
ing considerable damage among the
sheep and things ont near Cheat noun
tain, about ton miles from this place The
animal has been frequently seen, and Is
said to be regular monster In size. An
effort is to be made 10 capture II during
the present week.-ReSt PrgiRtan.
Send for the editor Of the Clarksburg
MY 10y u IIs.J tui N rem '.4...
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Ind. d. HELMBOLD'S ROSE MASH, [

II. 4. HELMB0LD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from
hab!tS Of dissipation, used In connection with the
EftfacD Buehu and SArsaparlllA, in such diseases
o. recommended. Evidence Of the most respon.
able and reliable character will accom- Any the
medicines. Also explicit directions for use, tCtG
hundreiS Of M0uSatidS living Witnesses, and up
ommendAtory letterS, many Of which are from
the highest sources, Including eminent Physi.
clans, CiergymcH, Statesmen, De. The Proprle.
tor GshsyeF rSSorted TO their publication In the
newspapers; he does not do this from the fact
that hlS articles rank as Standard Preparations,
and do not need 10 BE- propped up by CERTIFICATES.
The sciencs VI Msdicine, like the Dorle Col.
nmn, should stand slmple, pprO, majestic, having
Fact for Its basis, Induction for ltS pillar, aud
Truth alone for IT. Capital. lr
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$4,000 WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
prodhcIHga Preparation showing. half ne many
living genuine permanent cures IS OR. FlTLERs
Prescription Of Prof JOS. 7, miller y, D., ono
OF Phlladelphia's oldest regular Physicians, who
has made RheumAusm speedily 81 years, per.
mRnently curing with this Remedy e5 In every 100
patienIB Treated; % warranted under oath, nom
ReElstgroa leases, % result unparalleled. IkiA {
pleasant Medicine, nee nom injurious 0FuRg
(sWoFn vouchers from Renowned Prominent
Physicians tndoFslug Dr. Fitler accompany each
bOttle). To protect sufferers from risk, i legal
guarantee stating number Of bottles warranted 10
.Cnre WI ID forwarded without charge to any
person scnainY By letter full, truthful deserlP
lion of ,caIe,, In case Of failure to cure. the
amount bald Van Be fefalaed. PTleO u 60pel
bottle; 6bottieSs $3.50. Medical GiTise. sent BY
letter gratis. Address DIR, FTTLER, oGlce No
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tTUt ,BRoAnwAY, NJ y. SOLD e. S ,sd5
-prugglsts.A ~ GL-E=1 jahl6eod&E
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MEDICAL
po.ltivs and spseiae Remedy d, dl.s,.s, !, N,
.TsSi i SHdIISEi. Y 1Eyyf.s.t

This Medicine increases the powers Of Iligcs-
tIon, and excit6S the AbsOEbOntG into healthy &c
tion, BY which the matter Of calcareouS depOSI,
tIons, and all unuRnraf enlArge arc reduced,
RsWS1I1J pGiu and Inflammation, and isEood fol
m0a, women and children. a1.s
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by lprin1lry, assemblies for. three years
TIE Judiciary Consists Of h Supreme
Court, whose seat j. at the capital, with9
President, four Ministers. and one Attor.
:Bey General who shall be chosenbythe
Senate from the nominations made by the
elect6ral college, and WHO shall hold the
office five years in every province and
district Where there is1a c0hft Of the first
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NsAN1TY NNp coNsuMpr1oN

INSANITY MD CUNSUMFTIUNF
Many tfe aware OF the cause Of theIr suffering,
but none viii confess. The records Of the insAna
asyIums and the melancholy deaths by consump-
ton bear ample witness to the truth OF the as
3 The Constitution, once affected by organic
weakness, requires tho Aid OF medicine 70
streDghthen Gnd inyigorate the system, which
II. 7. HELNBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUcHU Invariably
does. A trial will convince tho most Sceptleal.
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3IAllLIA s1NlLTBUS 0gR4tNTVR
:. , o., - . HUtaRHREYs' Eisi-ri
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire EucceeA:: Simple Prompt- lclent
and Reliable. They are the Beet Family Ned.
mazda In using than 80 harmless % to DO nee
nom danger, and 80 eiilelent As to be always TO-
llaple They have received tho highRBt eODlmen.
dAtion from the Thousands who have long used
and known them, and viii always render satls-
Actlou 10 those who try them ~ o. .'.t4.l -.
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H.!T.:HeInbOld's Extract Buchu.
ForwSaEn6Ig arising from e1cesGss, Hab.ts OF
Dissipation, Early 1ndIscroti6n, attended With
the following symptoms:
IndlSpostiou to eIcFtton, loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, q; Difficulty Of breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, % WakofllneG5.
Dimness Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body.
DrynesR Of the Skin, EruptionB Of the Face,
Universal Lassitude. HFdllid CountenAncG,
OF tho Muscular System,
These symptoms, Il allowed TO 20 on (Which
this Medicine invariably temovOsl, Soor follow
FATuTTY, EPnEPTTc FITS, &c.,
in one Of which the patient may expire. Who
1tdlh3fTfl dl8elSea N5u lFst- EI.rlf.gf
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-06-08

How SHALL THE FARMER GROW RICH p
The Southern planter see1ps slow to. compre-
bend the fact that farmers, all the world over.
grow rich, not SO much by the annual market
value of their crops, as by the enhancement OF
tile value of their land. In old countries, this,
enhancement is effected by the amelioration. of
the soil. In the new States, by projecting rail-
roads. etc, and inviting Gettlement. But the
rule is universal, that the farmer who expects
to grow rich must depend mainly upon raising
the market value of his liInd. 1t is a mistake
,.fora q cotton planter, with all his advantages
over the Northern farmer, to base his calcula-
tons for fortune upon his crops alone: No
matter how successful he may be, it is the same
old story Of "the goose and the golden egg"
Desponding men may say, If this Is true, it
is better to go to o new country" No; 1T IS a
great mistake for poor man TO leave this old
country, where its lands, once rich, are now
cheap, and only begging little attention, and
patience to become rich agaiu, and its healthy
climate, its adoption to all the staple crops,
and its geographical position, its convenience
to sea and mountains, schools and colleges, will
surely draw attention and enterprise. 1t is
cheaper and safer, and altogether better, TO
bring your old land up to q market value OF
$50 per acre by your own energy and enter
prise, than to pay out $50 per acre for lands in
the West or Southwest- Ctroltnsoa,
June, 1871. 70 = ;.:iii-f' 'r -. s;'ii.-,
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4. s. BUFoRD. President:

INTERESTING CoRREspoNDENcE.-H
Greeley has been asked by friends in Kansas to
allow the use of his name before the National
Republican Convention Id 1872 for President,
and without any distespect to Gen. Grant, these
friends express the belief that @no living Amer'
ican statesman has the claim" of Horace to
that elevated position. In reply, the ssge and
philosopher says:
trust never henceforth to be an aspiraut for
any Office or political position whatever; but
freely purpose also never to decline any duty
or responsibility which my political friends
shall see fit to devolve upon me, and Of which
shall be able to fulfill the obligations without
neglecting none Of its imperative duties.
man who ought to BIZ our next Republican
candidate for President; but il ssems to me ad.
visable that he should be- 4, steadfast, constant
believer in the good old Whig Doctrine Of one
Presidential term.
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making this prediction. He gave me an inter,
estinp but sad account Of the decay OF the olc
proud families that once lorded it on the sea Is
lands, spending the summers at the Virginia
springs and the Northern watering. places ana
living the rest Of the year upon their estates IN
princely style, eating the finest game, drinking
the rarest wines, and dispensing at all times q
magnificent hospitality. Many of these fami.
lies have entirely disappeared, and nearly all,
are reduced to poverty. They lost both slaves
and lands. Their fine mansions have been de-
stroyed or are ruined and deserted, rank weeds
obscure all traces of their once beautiful gar,
dens, and they themselves are outcasts ana
wanderers, redncediin many cases to the station
of common laboters. They we're an enervated
and efeminate race, these sea island planters,
he said, not Intelligent although highly educa-
ted, and when they lost their property they
gave up in despair, made no attempt to maintain
their Social position, and.sank out OF sight
among the lower classes. It was different with
the first families of the up-cOuntry. Although;
great losers by the wal, they are hard at work,
under great ,discouragements and embarrass;;
ments, they try to retrieve their fortunes, and
still maintain much of their former position
and influence. 't.i
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n
+ "A Coop INvEsTMENT.-We heard some of
fhe Stockholders in the Air Line Railroad, at
the meeting last week, express the opinion that
the Road would, soon after its completion pay
dividend of at least per cent And the Stock
holders, BY a unanimous vote, passed a. resolu-
ton limiting the issue of stock to certain
amount. New Stockhold ders are tparticular-
lily solicited. y '.,...,.,...'i;. - =
Mecklenburg County has 5000, 900 of stock
In the Road, and we; think 1t will, at some day,
be source of profitable revenue to the tax
payers of the County. For few years, taxes
will be pretty heavy to pay the interest on the
Bonds issued to the Company, but when the
whole line from Atlanta, Ga, ITO Richmond,
Va, (oYer FIVE hundred miles,) is in complete
running order, the dividends received by the
County of Mecklenburg will not only pay the
interest on her Bonds, but put additional reve-'
nue. into the County Treasury. 80
Charlotte will certainly be the Railroad CEN
ire South of Mason & Dixon's line, and of
course not only the citizens of the City but of
the County and the surrounding country will
ibe: greatly benefited. Business will be 80
largely increased that the old lines of Road, as
well as the new, will have as much work as
they can do. ~ - l7.i ;ilg
The Air Line Railway has sufficient amount
of money not only to build the Road from At
,lanta to Charlotte, but to build new Road
from Charlotte to Danyille, Va Individuals
who are willing to furnish money to build Rail-
roads must be allowed to build them wherever
they please Charlotte (M. C) Democras.
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IMpoarAnr TO LAND PURcHAsERs.-
following is an extract from an Act passed at
the last Session Of the Legislature, in which it
will be seen it is made obligatory upon all pur-
chasers of Real Estate to have their purchases
recorded in the Auditors Office: ~, 'ai
,nAmend Section 80 by adding And provi-
ded, further, That each County Auditor shall
keep record of all sales of conveyances of
real property made in his County, in which he
shall enter, in columns, the names Of the pur-.
chaser and seller, the quality of land conveyed,
the location and price of the same, and there
from correct the County duplicates annually;
and for the purpose of carrying out this pro.
vision, the Clerks of courts and Registers of
Mesne Conveyance of each County are hereby
required to have the endorsement of the Coun-
,ty auditor on each and every deed Of convey
ance for real property, that the same is on re,
cord in his Office, before the same can be placed
on record in the Offices of said Clerks of Courts
or Registers of Mesne Conveyances, and the
said County Auditor shall be entitled to collect
a fee of twenty-five cents, for his own use, for
making such entry and endorsement"
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gent, honest ta1-paying member can be elected
from nearly. every county In the State, who by
lis presence and facilities to communicate With
the voters of the county will prove terror to
any thievish and evil acting colleague. Its
permanent and better result will be, by OPPOSE
ton TO doubtful measures OF legislation, 70 on ih'
vite discussion and clear view of the truth.
No one will deny, but many plausible PROPOSE
present pres mt Yenal Legislature has passed several
laws worthy of better men. We believe the
system is the only, though partial. remedy for
bitter partisanship ever discovered, and that its
adoption will prove beneficial to both political
parties. ~
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AIosr WEDDING PARTY.-From Gloucester,
Massachusetts, comes the story of sailing
boat, merry with bridal party, that went out
to sen and came not back again. The wedding
had been celebrated in the morning, and the
narty were to leave for New York at night. so
30 6il the measure of the day went roaming
over beach and scar, and finally gathered in the
boat for short sail upon sea that scarcely
rippled. 1t was the last that vas heard OF
them. Whether upset by sudden s4nall, or
borne out to mid-ocearl by counter-gales, is un-
known. No one is left to tell the story OF the
death, and through the lonely easements OF the
mansion, eyes that are dry and fearless look
down over the waste of waters, searching for a
sail that does not come.
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VOLUME e---No: De.

tire so many Of the bonds endorsed by the
State of. Georgia at the rate Of $4,000 per
tnie of the HE Id that Stats; 90 had been hare:
tofore issted:, This has been done, and said
endorsed bonds, $240, 600 in amount have been
cancelled in the hni1ds of the Auditor Of tho
Company:
The fact of the preseHt high credit of the
Companys 1st Mortgage Bonds, and their yal;
liable hse in aiding the Company to pnsh for.
ward its work, fully vindicate the wisdom of
adopting the present form of security in pref
erence to such as the Company would havg
been required to employ in connection with the
endorsed bonds referred to. The eneoutaging
progress of the work, its assured early compile
ton and its equal cersain value as public
highway and carrier when completed, having
already fixed the confidence of capital in the
safety and certainty of the Companies secur:
ties as an investment
In conclusion, the Board in regard to the
important and responsible though difficult du;;
ties committed to them In the care of the great
work represented By the Company, will be al:
lowed to Congratulate the Stockholders upon
what has been accomplished already, and the
enconragements that ate now afforded of the
speedy realization of their most cherished hopes
Of successful completion,
The considerations that distinguished your
enterprise as one net only 6f great local valus
and Importance, but also as Commanding and
essential element in the organization Of great
Piedmont Atlantic thoroughfare, has at length
strongly impressed the intelligent sentiment of
the eothtfy North and South of your line.
All interests are looking with markedat-
tention to your progress, and hail with satisfac;
tion the broad clear dawn of your assured sue:
cess, recognizing as it does; the power of your
completed line when properly organized as
grand and potent instrument in the restoration
and development of the immense domain which
it penetrates and serves by its connections and
influence, to that prosperity, beauty and value
which nature has designed it to afford to the
present as well as the generations to come.
Respectfully submitted on behalf Of the
''A'N As BUFoRD, President:
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TnE VALUE OF GYpsUM.-We are frequent
" asked-"Has Gypsum or land plaster any in
herent fertilizing propertiesf We do not De.
lieve that it has, and that it is only because 1t
is powerful absorbent of atmospheric ammo
MIA that its applications is beneficial to land;
We are not all aware how much plane foou
is contained in the atmosphere: The showers
of rain which refresh and invigorate vegeta-
ton, and the heavy night dews, bring down
this plant 4 m fhs nan sas and henee
their beneficial effect upon tie growth of plants.
Atmospheric ammonia is produced by the
exhalation of every manure heap and every
harm yard. Plaster attracts this ammonia and
Axes t in the soil. This is its value both as a
top dressing and as component part OF a COM
post heap.IErchange.
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FotNp THE RIGHT ROAD AT LAsr.-Wash,.
in9ton journals state that Governor Scott, Of
South Carolina, represented to the President
that no necessity existed, which would cali
forth 8 proclamation of martial law, but that
there was good state of feeling among the
better classes of citizens, which would be quite
sufficient to put down the Ku Klux. We COM
grntulate the Governor. He has found the
right road at last, through the influence of pubs
lie opinion, instead Of BY the power Of the Win.
chester Rife as the best lsW. 1t is sreatpity
Such policy would have been far better for
the peopple and infinitely better both for thisI
Republican party and for the Government.
Now We can discern the dawn of new era for
South Gatofira.-Aagaaa Chronicle and Sen
fineZ
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strawberry TREEs.-People fond of straw
berries had better 60 straightway to Minnesota,
if they can credit writer in the st. Paul Press,
who asserts that he has seen scores Of miles of
country, degree Of Latitude north of Fort
Totten, which was an almost continuous plan
tation of wild strawberries, growing, in many
of the richer spaces, not ON horizontal vines,
but on bushes, many of them three and four
feet high, on which the clusters of this delicious
aad assduous aeeq e f 81 plous
this native production of strawberries on what
is called the Pembina mountain-wherc the
plant takes the upright form in the very pride
of its exuberant fruitfulness, as if it disdaincd
TO creep along the earth with its scarlet crown
of gfory-shat the eart-wheels, crushing the
berries as they repofved, were red with this
wild vintage Of the plains, and left long Grim
son trails behind them.
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4 SEcREr.-William Wirt's letter to his
daughter, On She "snall sweetc6urtesies of life" !"
contains passsgs from which tTeat deal Of
happiness might be learned: IL want to tell
You secret. The way to make yourself pleas;
ant to others is to show attention. The whole
world is like the miller at Mansfield, who cared
for nobody-no, not he, because nobody cared
for him! and the whole world would serve
you SO if you gave them the cause. Let every
one see that yod 60 care for them by showing
them what sterne so happily called the small
courtesies, in which there is go parade, Whose
voice is too still to tease; and which manifest
themselves by fender and afectiopate locks and
little acts Of attention, giving Others; the pref:
erence in every little efhplcyment, at the table,
in the field, walking, sitting and standing"
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"A gentleman of experience has discovered
one good thing in sea voyaging He says: 'Yon
can get as tight as you please every. day, and
everybody will think you are sea SICK"
The citizens OF Winthrop, Me-, celebrated
the Tooth anniversary of the Incorporation Of
that town on Saturday. The principal features
of the procession were representation OF the
industries of the place at the present time and
those of one hundred years ago, and to contrast
with the costumes in vogue in 1871 were ladies,
gentlemen and children arrayed in the prevail
ing STYLES of 1771. Ex-Governor Chamberlain
delivered the oration, followed by addresses
from. Governor Perham and others.