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81 EVENING NEWS.
GOLD HILL, q, FRIDAY, OCT. IS, 1871
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the SUCCESS
none.
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The young man VINO g.ps snS mental osaSnizs;
weakness n,s = anns;ds- ,rhsnce n arisss.
non, snoolo ssSp naSSof the macy tremb.
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r. hin who nnds his NE dribblng out In the
.--o ~ IN. vial nrincipls OF existence in
nosturnsl and diurnsl emissions, the mere Gee.
.s,ion Of n. Spnosrance brings no assurance u
-riief
Marriage, that holy ONCE, that safeguard and
none of manhood, brings TO such . one no hop.
OF cure, but adds 70 his misery in the knowledge
that the one who looks 10 him for so much OF
her happiness, IL Q victim to his evil. and an In
nocent companion 10 bis punishment. He adds
no his misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There Is no rescue except in proper and
skilful treatment. Those who have become the
victims OF solitary vices, that dreadful, fasci.
mating and destructive habit, which oils thou.
sands OF sick rooms with paralytics and con-
sumptiyes, and hundreds OF unttmely, graves
with i.s Misguided victims, snoulo consult Win
out a moments delay, one who Will synpathlzs
with their sutferings. To such the Doctor would
esvrcIaIly address himself, giving to each and au
.ssnr1oce on a PERFECT and PERMANENT
CIiRE without hindrance to business, change
~ dict or fear OF exDovure.
Important 10 Females.
wh., q 6.male 4. In trouble or afflicted with
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fPubuc-No. l70.l
tApproved July u. lsIO.l

AN ACT to vaeato the Fort Dakota military reser.
walton In the Territory Of Dakota, and for other
PURPOSES,
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-rPuhlicrNo isl
Approved July II. 1870

sIPubnc-No. l15,l
AN ACT to declare forfeited 70 tho United States
certain land grants 20 the State Of Louisiana 10
aid In constructing q railroad therein.
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ORDINANCE NO. 3d..
Passed June, A. D. u. 1911

AN. ORDINANCE to Regulate the use Of
Fireworks and Firearms In the Town
of Gold Hill.
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Approved July ], ls7o.l

tPublio-Eo. 1901
AN ACT In relation to certain unsold land in the
counties OF Porter and Lake. IN the State OF lndi
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IPnbNc-No. Is
Approved July II, 1870.

[Pubic-So. ISL
AN ACT TO extend the provisions Of the pre-enp.
tion lAw to the Territory Of Colorado, and fr
other purposes. .
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TPublic-No. 1927 ~
AN ACT .or the relief OF presumption settlers IN
.. tho Ctatn ~ NahrapIa "

tic CNntt VI .NtUIlFhht
THAT settlers upon the public domain within me
limits or the State OF Nebraska. who. prior TO the
nrst day OF January, eighteen hundred and seventy.
had Med Their deelaratory statements under The
sale and Afterwards included In the lateral limits Of
any Withdrawal for railroad grants, where such
lands were at date Of filing. as aforesaid. subject 10
disposal under said Presumption laws. and who,
through erroneous belief that By such. Withdrawal
the lands 50 settled upon and claimed became sub.
leet 70 tho designation OF "unoiered" lands, have
failed to make the proof and payment required by
law within one year from the date OF alleged settle
ment, shall be. and are hereby allowed and author
year from the passage or this act, upon showing q
fuu compliance with all other provisions OF the pre-
enpuon laws; provided, that such settlements were
upon the cvcn.numbered sections, and do not IN
clude cases declared to be invalid by the Commis-
sloner or the General Land Once.
JOINT RESOLUTION 10 enable owners TO obtain
duplicates OF lost and destroyed registered bonds
OF the United States.
De u resoired By The Senate and Hotpe Of Repressnt.
atisss q th' C"tsd Sat" Of AHssied in co"0T"'
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and hereby
Is. authorized and directed. whenever II Is proved by
clear and satisfactory evidence that any duly regis
tered bond OF the United States, bearing interest,". Is
sued for valuable consideration In pursuance o. law.
has. been lost or destroyed. so that the same j. not
held by any person as bis own property, to Issue q
duplicate Of said registered bond, TO be 80 MARKED
OF like amount, and bearing like Interest as the oond
30 proved TO be lost or DESTROYED; provided, that lhe
owner @, such missing bond shai, nIe 10 lne u ~ ss,33
missing bond. and the interest which would accrue
thereon, until the principal thereof Is due and paya'
bic, vtthtWo good and SUFFICIENT surgties. ieslaents
e n S !Ss ssa a4y. S e iss e SR2TIsSISsl;t o I nSS SsstS
bsesIss n ths Iala lost or destroyed bond.
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A REA DISCOVERY
NO MORE GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS
II YoU WILL usE
J. LIPMAN'S HAIR RESToRER

THIS IS NOT A VILE COMPOUND a
made Of Sugar Of Lead, Lac Sulphur. -
and other poisonous minerals which willy
produce headache, paralysis or insanity. u
easily applied. and In . brief space Of time re-
storing the hair or whiskers to their natural
color, No preparation IL necessary to use with
Il. but simply to apply according to directions
accompanying each bottle.
This 10 the cheapest, safest and best Hair Re
storer ever offered TO the public.
j. L1PMAN, Proprietor.
General Agents, R. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, corner Of First and Mar.
ket streets, San Francisco; TO whom all orders
must be addressed. Testimonials Of prominent
citizens who have used 1t accompany each bot
ia ~. "H my27-m2p
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PRATTS ABOLITION OIL

A FAMILY REMEDY THAT DOCTORS
"A recommend and the people everywhere use
and lndorse A. the BEST REMEDY in Il
WORLD for the speedy cure OF
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, .
Gout, Siln Joints, ~
Contracted Cords and Muscles,
6prains, Bruises,
Lame Back, Plcurisy,
Pain In tho Breast g
And Sides,
Sore Throat,
Dipthsria, Choie,
Cramps, Cholera Morbus,
DiArrhea, Headache,
ToothAche, Ear-Ache
And al. external and internal Aches and Pains.
PRATT'S ABOLITION OIL
The Poor Mans Friend. Is applicable to more
prevalent ailments than any other remedy g
In use-a remedy that no family "
should be without.
PRICR-smali, 50cj Largo, 81 90.
IN-Ask your Druggist for PRATT's ADO:
LIrloN oil. For sale By all Druggists and
Dealers.
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ORDINANCE NO. 90.

AN ORDINANCE Supplementary 10 Or.
d~iusnce No. 81, entitled" An Ordinance
70 Provide for the Levy and Collection
Of Take In the Town OF Gold Hill,o
90 passed April "a, A. D.1S51. ?
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PRATTS VOCAL STIMULANTS
-CURE-
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsEHEs
And all Bronchial Csupiaints!

Very pleasant, very effective. and superior TO
oil Others. Free from all deleterious ingredi.
en.s. Mothers, give them to your children for
WhooplnS Cough and eroupy affections, Speak
srs and Singers prefer them. as they prevent
A pleasant ~lozengel A most excellent remedy
P~RICE-25e and soc per box. For sale
all Drug9ists and Dealers.
20 a. NIcbOYLE Sc Coz : -p
DrusgtstS and Chemists,
bN Washington st, San Francisco,
nys On Manunetursn and Sole Prop'n.
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Approved January Is, 1871.

AN ACT for the relief OF PIcrpont Seymour, Of East
Bloomfield, New York.
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TApproved January 30, lsTl.l

JOINT RESOLUTION declaratory Of the meaning
or the Act entitled IAN Act to reduce ~interna!
taxes, and for other purpOses." approved July
fourteen, eighteen hundred and seventy.
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AN ORDINANCE to Provide for the Low
and Collection OF Taxes In Tho Town
, Of Gold Hill, passed April "a, A. d.
1871. n
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LAWSON THB UNITYD STATES
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Laws Of f United States.
PASSED. AT II
Third Session OF the xLIst Congress,
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
Improved January 10, ls7i.)

AN ACT In relation to certain Territorial Penitsn
tiarles.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE J
NEW REMEDIES! s..s..
'H1 7'I NEW REMEDfEsl
Or. GIBBONS ~DISPENSARY
Ne. 623 Kearny street.,
TaTARLIhHRD

10 In 1854. for the treat,
ment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Gonor'
rhea, elect, Structure, Syph.
Ills In all Its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc,
Skin diseases ofyears stand.
ing, and Ulcercd Legs, etc.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GIBBOS has the
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deon, per quarter in advance, CSC; or per day IN
advance, 80.
For each hotel, tavern, inn or public boarding
house or lodging house, or coffee stand, or re-
freshment or oyster stand, or restaurant or chop
house, or lunch house or stand, per quarter In
Provided that nothing In this last clause Of
this section shall be 30 construed as to include
tho right to sell malt or distilled LIQUORS or
wines, but the same shall be distinct and sepa-
rate and exclusive license therefor. l .
For carrying on business rs gunsmlth, news
papcf publisher, undertaken, baker, painter or
ywhcslwrights, per quarter In advance, $40.
For each lob or express wagon or dray drawn
BY one or more animals, per quarter In advance,
And every person who shall take or haul any
goods. chatteis or property whatsoever, except
rock or orc from tho mines, from any point
within the town Of Gold Hill TO any other place
within the said town, or from or out Of the
amt or within the limits thereof, shall be sub
iect 10 the license herein provided, and 90 sub
3cct whether he be the owner, agent or EN-.
ployce.
or any place where malt or distilled liquors, or
wine Of any kind, or any liquid beverages are
old, In smaller quantities than by the quart bot
tie, each place Or bsr, per quarter In advance,
Every person or Arm keeping q shoe shop
shall pay therefor, per quarter In advance. Is.
For each bowling saloon, or each nine.plL or
teu.pin alley, per quarter In advance, $2Q; for
each billiard table, per quarter In advance, IS.
For hawking or peddling any goods. ffuit or
vegetables. or any .wares or merchandise, or
Of any kind Whatsoever Of fanny value with
ont q team or animal or animals), per quarter
In advance, $50. Or per day In advance, $5.
For hawking or peddling with o team, or with
any animal or animals, per quarter In advance,
SS6., Or per day In advance, Is.
Keeper II barber shops shall purchase .
sSop I'D shlll pay therefor. IN ADVANCE The
'a 4n q ssssy p.rsoa s. per op. sni assd In ent
Or more kind or hndsof busihsai enumerated
! Hsin, shaI take out and pay . het1ss for each
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MISCELLANEOUS IRISH NEWS.
ISAAC BUTT.

Mr. Butt has issued his address to the
electors of Limerick. It is eminently 6f
the right stamp. The learned gentleman
claims the suffrages of the electors, chiefly
as an advocate of Home Rule. He promises
indeed, to "aid in every effort that can he
made in the House of Commons to obtain
free government and liberal an just lesis
lation for Ireland ;" but he presently adds,
81 know you entertain the conviction thai
do, that is, only BY an Irish Parliauieu.
that Irish affairs can be satisfactorily man
aged, and l understand your invitation III
be your representative as a call to exertiun
to obtain for our country that right of self
government; without which Ireland never
can and never ought to be contented and
never can be happy, prosperous, or free"
The remainder of this address is written
in the spirit which these words disclose.
We are happy to be able to say that since
our last publication, in which we ventured to
predict that Mr.. Butts return would be
unOppOsad, his prospects of being elected
have only become better. During the
week his friends in Limerick have held
several meetings, at every one of which
some spirited addresses were delivered, and
fresh and important accessions to the ma
tionalist ranks announced.
DEDICATION OF THE NEW DoMINICAN
CHURCH.
The splendid church erected by the Do
minican Friars at Tralee was dedicated
Sept. 18th by the Most Rev. DR.. Moriarty.
The building is pure Gothic structure of
great extent and beauty, designed by Mr..
Ashlin, and occupies the site on which the
principal Abbey of the order was built 700
years ago by the Geraldines. The corner
stone was laid in 1866 by the Bishop of
Kerry. The building consists of nave
40 feet long and "A feet wide, with semi.
octagonal opsidal chancel, two aisles of
correspondinglength and width of twelve
feet each, and a square tower, to which a
graceful spiral will be added at the north
west angle. The ceremonies commenced
at II O'Clock. Besides the Bishop of Ker-
ry, there were present the Bishops of Dro-
more and Ross, and large number of
clergymen. After the dedication High
Mass was celebrated by the Bishop of Ross,
and it may be mentioned, as an interest
ing incident of the service, that the chalice
used was the same with which the martyr
ed prior of the old Holycross Abbey cele-
brated his last Mass. After the first Cos
pei, the Bishop of Kerry preached bril-
liant and impressive serm ON upon the vi
cissitudes of the church and its invariable
triumph over its enemies, as illustrated in
the resuscitation of the destroyed Abbey
Of Holycross.
INTERESTING ORDINATION.
The Rev. Thomas Lloyd Coughlan, who
was formerly . distinguished graduate Of
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Irish Facts and English Critics.
IMroRrASr LETTER FROM JOHN MARTIN, NJ p

/ VS. publish with deep pleasure the fol-
lowing spirited and able letter, addressed
toy MIR. Martin, NJ. P, to the London Times.
and which was prominently printed by
that journal in it's inpres sion of Tuesday,
I '2ptember 10. Mr.. Martins letter will,
sc are sure, be read with pride and salts
faction by every Irishmap. 1t is as sollows
I have just read, in the Saunders Ne,cs
Letter, of the 6tf, lust, an article extracted
from some recent number of yonr paper.
In this article You lament the misconduct
of the people who attacked The police in
Dublin last Sunday night. You describe
the exhibitions Of feeling which marked
the visit of tue French deputatiou "a tenn
tations to Englishmen to lose their rea.
son; you discuss the policy of ruling
Ireland 10y open force and the policy Of
ruling Ireland by redress of grievances ::
you Indicate certain further acts of redress
contemplated by the English in pursuance
of the latter policy; and, by way of illus
treting the difficulty of dealing with such a
people as the Irish, you very gravely COM
ment upon certain words of mine, spoken
from the balcony of the Shelbourne Hotel
on Sunday week, which words (from ignor-
anceof the circumstance you utterly and
absurdly misinterpret.
Sir, think 1T n pity that the strange
prejudices of Englishmen, the strange the
cries which you have formed about Irish
character and all things Irish, are such as
to make you deceive yourself concerning
such very simple words and so very simple
an incident. You are in error in stating
that ! addressed the French" upon that
occasion. The French were in the hotel,
but ready to enter the carriages, the hour
appointed for the starting of tue procession
being come. Count de Flavigny showed
himself on the balcony, and, in the midst
OF roar of cheering, spoke few words to
the people below, who in a dense mass sur
rounded the carriages, and requested them
to move ON. Viscount O'Neill de Tyrone
next, amid deafening applause, appeared
and said q few words. Still the people did
not move forward, and there was some cries
for me- | then stepped forward on the
balcony, hoping to make my voice heard,
and to let the people understand that they
should move on aud leave room for the
French gentlemen and the members of the
committee to enter the carriages and join
in the procession. I made gestures to sig
nifty my wish for forward movement Of
the people, and shouted to them to "move
on" OF ''march on" and that we should fol-
low. Such was the proceeding which Fan
English commentator" 10 in doubt how to
reconcile with my professions of loyalty
to the Throne" and which You, sir, pro-
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ring which he confirmed 26s children il
the parish OF Newcastle. 244 in Ardinnau
90 In Caher, gig in Ballylooby, 26O il
Cio8heen, and $50 in Baiiyporeen. Thi
,h ;n together with 2267 confirmed b!
Ills Lordship last June in the other al!
parishes Of the Clonmel and Carrick on
SUR districts, makes q total of 1916 con.
nrmed during the past visitation. Water
.ford Citi-en, Sept. 18th. --
THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL AT MONAGHAN
This work when completed will be the
largest building designed for Catholic wor.
snip which has yet been attempted in any
country district. 1t las already cost up
wards OF ZIG 900, and is nearly ready for
the ROOF. The roofing, it is calculated, will
subscribed by the Catholic clergy of the
diocese of Clogher The design and nlans
are by j. j. Mccarthy, Esq, gentleman
whose name is we'll known in connection
with Gothic architecture.
DEATH OF THE REV. JOHN KETTLE, PIP,
BALLYHEA.
On Wednesday, Sept. 9th departed this
life Father kepple, the good. kind hearted
ana respected pastor of Ballyhea. During
the twenty-five years that he officiated in
that parish he endeared himself to all by
his zeal as priest and his benevolence as
q man.
The Most Rev. DR.. Conroy, Bishop of
Ardagh, has received from Thos. Maxwell.
OF Baliyn'ahon.t tho handsome snm OF E 1000
as his contribution towards The foundation
OF a convent in that town.
Miss Mary GaIr. in religion Sister Mary
Xavier, of the Mercy Convent, of CASTLE
bar, received the white veil in the parish
chur"' N Fridnr, Sept. Sth. Feast of the
Nat'' Z. at the hands of the Ven. Arch
Gear,i i:".whe.
Rev. Th'nas Flood, &C, Kinlonel,
died at that place Oh the 31st of August.
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find herself unequal to the task of main
tanning order in Rome and protecting the
Pope, that she {Austria) will lend to italy
eftectual aid in the matter. The inceudiary
fires throughout Italy, in the Campagna
Romana and even in Rome itself, continue
to break out with such persistence and on
so large scale, as to give strong evidence
OF the agency of the International. Carl
baldi senior has written one of his char
acteristic letters, in which he makes DO Sc
cret OF his sympathy with the Association.
Mazzini is expected in Rome in o day or
two, and the meetings of the International
Will commence on the 18th, so as immedi-
ately to precede those of the Working
Mems Associations throughout Italy. In
their Cabinet Councils at the Palazzo Bras
chi, Ministers are said to be deliberating
how to save the monarchy. They know,
however, that the monarchy is doomed.
None know better than the King himself.
He still refuses to come to the Rome which
he has acquired, forgetful of the precept
honidn' guam nactus es, hanc orna. All the
arguments used to persuade his Majesty do
but aggravate his reluctance to take posses
sion of his vineyard. He will not oper the
Parliament which is to reasonable in No
vember.
The only persons who will really benefit
In the end by the appropriations of religious
houses that are in progress-are the specu-
iative Jews. They will buy in the cheap
Ceo Haihet, tuat ~ o. the government, ana
sell in the dearest, that is at their own
price; and if things 60 on as they do at
the sons Of Israel will in time be-
come the prOprietors of Rome and of Italy.
They already own most of the newspapers,
those which pay. The proprie-
tor of the Liberia is a jew; Arbib by name;
30 is he Of the Opinioae, lately established
here, Dina is his name. The Corriere di
Nitano also belongs to IL Jew, as do several
others of the Italian journals.
T1bIef
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We are pleased to note the return of our en-
terprising young friend Major h T. waishe who haa
been on north making arrangements for o,s a, Oh.
largest and finest stocks Of furnishing uood
yet brought TO this city During absence his
ITO Canal street, has bean greatly enlarged bot We h.vo
he"td stated that 1t 10 impossible sec on
" the OF cases Of gooda he 10 daily receiving
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. .i Atssntton is directed to orr speslai MOTTO
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Morning Star and Catholic nsssenes.

THE MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval Of tho ecclesisstics
authority Of the Diocese. to supply a
admitted want in New Orleans. ana 10
mainly devoted to the interests of the
Catholic Church.
To prevent all failure, and to guarantee
the permanency Of the undertaking, it 10
based ON joint stock company, the capt
tai Of which 10 one hundred thousand
dollars, In Ave thousand shares, of twenty
dollars each.
AI1ress1v sas Moot Res. <~.A5isAop,
We approve Of the Aforesaid under
taking, and commend IL to the Catholic
Of our Diocese.
-. n. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW oRIxAr.
DsssssAsv n. 1857.
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rupheaesa oMes-Ho. ls4 c.ronaslet street
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
PUBLBHxD WEEKLY II
re Nsss Orisans OatAosis Fublioatjon OomSsNv, at
No. l24 Carondelsf street. between Poydras and
Lafayette streets.
Tho Directors Of the Company are,
Most Rev. Archbishop N. J. PERcHE.
Presii ent.
Very Rev. g. RAYMOND,
Rev. j. MOUNTAIN,
Rev. T. j. KENNY,
Rev. JOHN FLANAGAN.
Mr.. JOHN T. GIBBONS,
Mr.. JOHN McCAFFREY,
Mr. JOHN HENDERSON,
AL communications arc to be addressed to the
fTzs Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
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