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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-28
ON MARRIAGE.

TAPPY RELIEF For YOUNG MEN FROM
I the effects of Errors ana Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored Impeiiments to Mar
rage removed. New rrethod of treatment New
and remarkable remedies Beoks and Circulars
sent Tree. in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa instftu
tion having high reputation for honorable coD
duct and profession. augI :6m'
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Notes o. the pay.

/ A third Hoasss 10 being osrnbiSpi a
tho Cap..sl ~ish clitus Barbour q Spssker
Fun plenty ahead.-owyhce, tIdaho), Aso
lonesS. Ga,
Baitimorr's wcw City Hall will cnst %,
500. ono.
CALIFORNIA; exports one million gallons Of
wine and brandy this year.
In the next Iowa Legislaiurs there will b,
. Lyon. Bullock. two Foxes and three
Ducks. .FI#f
Gail Hamilton has sore eyes. and viii: no,
write any more sor six ms,niiss.
Parepa Rosa IL singing 70 'rsrlss and inf.
dcls in Egypt.
The. epizD.ic Il spreading rapidly in Wss
tern Kentucky. III tdstE ga
This is the seventy seventh winter II
Carlyle's discomfort.
Wendell Philips has taken up the cudgel
agnint Froude '"
President Grants son Robert. Harvard
senior, has just been elected cla.s.poet
Lucca has tremendous appetite, and
she drinks - much lager ~ Nilsson does
claret
General Mcclellan is suggested for New
Jerseys next Governor. .....l
The Chicago Tribune says that there are
more wooden buildings in that city now
than before the fire. .,
A Philadelphian hssinycntcd waterproof
baptisnal pants" 4,... ~.
The Dubuque Telegraph heads its list Of
marriages with. IT'LL divorce do them
pat" .~.. .,,.-.
Richard u. CnnnO'y. the outlawed Con.
trOller If New York. was last heard Of in
Havana. where he was stopping under the
assumed name of Judge Fleming. ,#.4
A De,roit man preserves his own hair by
humbly dressing his wife's every morn.
ing. ~F- 400 au.. .a.u# D
Fashionable weddings at Muscatine. Io~n,
take place n, seven in the morning.
Nine millions VI w"sien tobacco pipes
nre annually made III This country The
root of the bYiar ivy Is the substance gcncr-
ally used. 'E"tai s+h
FOR the lust 40 murders committed in
New York City. only two men have been
hung.
Billy Florence says there is an Abbey in
Ireland where they show two skulls Of
Shakespeare : one when he was u little hoy
and one when hc was Z inan .tr....
A controlling interest in the Epperson
Quick silver n..:sc ON Sqaaw Creek S0noma
o'un'y, has i~en n:rcl,as..l by San Francis
CD capitalists f~ $4,000 f. a...r sr
Gideon Wcllrs o,rrsp,ratcs In the Decem.
Der O"lvsy tho cisin, ,hss Chief Justice
Chase wFO's the ck's,"e paragraph Of the
Emsnc'p"'iOn Pn'cla,nstiun c,n,aining the
granl invocation IN heaven for ita success
Pretty girls, with p.,g ns'ses, will like
Ten"ysr, fur describing me his last poem.
II IL enough ~ cause Z general uplifting
Lightly was hcr slender ns~. IT.. +
Tipafcd like tbs petal Of doxer." 90.
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The Asstaxias says that Mr.. Lewis, OF
Pittsburg. an experienced mill man and
quartz miner, q % well assured Of tho
value Of the Vipond quartz that be has gone
TO California u purchase 6rst.clsss silver
mill which will BE- erected On the Big Hole
river near the miaes. The point selscted
will probably be near Or in ''the Basin. u
the eastern end OF the Deer Lodge Pass,
where NJ. Chas. Wunderlich and others have
recently located .... .r N.
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Territorial.
Fro she t,oneer he Il

+ "a Frsn The yseneer. Dec. II.
I Cite deusasd Tor Missouls county War.
rants 1t an advanced price.
The root is beias pu. on the brick school
house.
A good quality Of coal has been found
within three miles of Missouls.
The U. 9. mail 10 now delivered at the
J"cko Agency--James House. p. NJ, a "big
thing"
Missou'" has prayer meetings every Thurs.
day evening.
M'ss"uls has organized Dancing Club.
Two steers belonging 10 w. g. Edwards
were drowned in the river lass week.
Sheriff Marion. on taking charge If the
Sheriff's Office, appointed W. j. Lyons un.
der sheriff, and X. r. Wilson Jailor, both
good appointments.
The contract for the care Of the poor of
Miss0ula County was. last week. awarded
by the County Commissioners to W. G. Ed.
wards, Esq, for one year, commencing
Feb ''b, 1873, for the sum Of $4,000
Danl WEIGH Is building nm Express office
on the East side Of his store for W., F. &
Co.
The Missoula Mill still grinding: so much
for tho Turbine wheel.
From the Avnns Courier Dec. H.
Rev. W. l.. Blackwell is in Bozeman.
II. n Mcguire, ESQ.,, has gone to Utah.
thence TO the States, where he will make an
effort to sell valuable quartz ana deliver
lectures ON Montana. ..a st
Harrington 4 Baker. Boot and Shoe deal,
ers, arc about II open u branch store in
Bozeman. ar
The PHymaster has given the boys in blue
their qsruterly nations Of greenbacks.
Bohemian is infested with petty thieves.
A slight shock Of earthquake was felt in
BOzeman at the time of the big one further
West.
From the Nontauiau Dec IL
The earthquake shock was fel, al SILVER
SIar OH Jesu0y.
II. S. Howell is appointed Deputy county
Treasurer.
Numerous runaways without serious re.
suits, arc recorded.
A $400. 522 h hell, from MeNeeley &
Sons's foundry sur'nounts st. Pauls Church.
Gilman Sawtelle is in with $500 trout from
Henry Lake, which Is now frozen over
We are informed Prof. lIartwell will soon
open Dancing Academy in Virginia -
Madison county he's 5000 recorded quartz
lodges. i,.--. a,.t.....a7nsaz
Judge Lowell and wife have removed
from Salt Lake to Phoebe. and Miss Fannie
has gone there TO join them.
Mr.. r A, Largely left for the States ON
Monday to lie absent ill May or June. -
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We stated last week that the Helena
assay ONCE bill passed the House lest session.
On looking over The Bill We dnd only record
thse Il VS. ''referrctl' u committee. II il
passed the House We have n0t the record
% thst s6ecs, although Il may have done -;
or, the bin which pssSsl the Senate 1 few
days slnoe4aay hsvc been new one intro:
duced ID that body this session. The Tin II
last sesaion was ihtsUduced ii the Housx \
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4 Grand 0oQues&

New York, December 10 1t Is announced
that in his will Edwin Forrest leave. his
entire property (even his wardrobe and val.
liable library to be used for the foundation
Of home for disabled dramatic artists.
Sixty acres Of ground within the limits Of
Philadelphia have been made over to the
corporation Of that city for the purpose SC,
forth, and In nf'er years these members Of
the dramatic profession whose lives have
not 'een crowned with successful gain may
enjoy the comfort of a beautiful home sur.
rounded Ivy reminders of their art Forrest
SAID to friend less than month ago, that
this project had been his main objcc, for thir
~ five years. and that lie had made ample
provision for carrying it out. il was his
desire that the endowment should 10 so le
gally perfect that there could he no doubts
before the courts about the title. He further
said he wished his Request to be SO clearly
understood that no ono would doubt his
motive .-9es 80. Gt'e at..
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I .fisld } FL : $50 'gI .gI go ]. alI 80
A. pretty piece 81 quiet satire rs, We
have seen I" u hing time is the following,
irom Lowell paper: II Wusl be lnrnc in
mind that l.pwcil is only twenty miles away
FROM S'saffrting ih'.tus, ssnd q lcs,t half
= dozen steam, fire engines we're confidently
'expecsesi FL gnia4 FL ~ ~ PITT
Mayer Ga,ton ~ telegraph TO our city 90.
thorisies: IAN R,sson is Nv flames Send
~ help - # ~ ttn a@af1ft baf .tait.
Our city authorities 10 Mayor CASTOR
Yours received. We arnd you by express
. barrel Vt WATER We i,s9 to assure suffer.
ing Boatn ,ha1 L'wsIl will do i,s duty.
We will ss,d yf,n snntilsr harrel to-norrow
and e0nii.us till dr il ou,! Pleasss rssusn
The tssrruis." .aa3a * da94 H@i &A
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GOYERNAENT POSTAL TEL.
.-"alH7 EGRAPHY. e."

A. was anticipated, the project for . Gov.
eminent postal telegraph - recommended
by the Postmaster General and the Presl.
dent, has aroused general discussioa and .
vigorous hostility By some Of The eastern
prsss, the hts Lbeal journals genesally
opposing iton The gsoupd of the surveillance
Il viii give the administration incumbent
and IL tendency 10 Capitalization Of power.
Hsviug once entertained similar views. Nc
scknowlsdgI that they ase dispslled, and csn
- systsm can b % devised that these
objections Do not lesit,mssely exist, while
even 4 they did 10 some degree, the great
benefits accruing from Il 70 The people, not
only neutralise the objections but rank the
Government Postal Telegraph :. . popular
blessing, twin.equal 10 the letter postal
system. en-. 42 ..'' ..'' 5',es.
No privats enterprise, giving the facilities
shas The postal service dos, and Il the same
rases, could ever have been maintained.
Telegraphic communication y the prc>emi
nsnt achievement Of Ill time for the trans
mission Of thought I, Is the rightful In.
hesitascs of the world. i has bssn carried
70 : high. degree OF emcisncy BY pdvats
cosporations. although practically exclu.
ave from tue rates established everywhere,
and ~ noa.cxtonsion 70 many thousands
Of commuisics. What msgnidcept bsaelis,
would result trom ths extension Of lines to
svssy community. end tho ssssblishneat Of
rates that would placs iss uss wl'his The
reach of oil. The inveniIon has never been
utilised to thousandsh past The extent Il 10
susceptible Of, I'D ~ ialaasss never have
REALISED. nor Do W tkisk ever will realize
IL bsaeats and advantages until the govcrn-i
nsnt establishss IL On eiihs bs~s with the
postal System. giviss nasstsss On - tHxns
without hardship, end placing II within The
ssss Of ordinary bssiAsss transacsioss.
Oossldss 10 bearing spoa Montana . q
isstaacs 4 taken Ten DAY. for . lsstss y
tsach New York. Quick commanimtios d
6ssissd, bas 10 wosd dispatch win coss
b. Telegraph psobably ~, : ME ths basi.
- woaN ~ jssslty., Bss sspposs II
oesM b telegsapAsd ~ . oeos, wosld
not ANY psssoss avail shsmaslvss OF shis
naGAod Of lsasssesiag bsslnse md Asd In,
nsass bsoe1s y doisg ,sol Il messages
bsevssa Dsse Lodss ssd Hslsaa wsss oaa-
1easth present me-. ~ bsslasss wosA 10.
cssasS nlasy fold. Ths dll1c1lly y lhas
ts1egsaphisG svssywAeGsla . oss q pso.
pestloa % eose = or nsaas re es0nsnis
eilslas. asa ~ aggiee . iesdiqas1 baaiasa1
tlasalcsieeA IN saofilss e dllQe NV ~ |
- Hals y savs - ssteasglin sxpssspl
ID neasy. i ~ tn; sliInqtel ~ ~
sovgsaalale sssll ese1sce ~ lglepaphaa9
bsiasaa = ~, eses1sy - sasNnsl -, !
ssaep 80 slqs1sA - aqhs ~ aa0pstnsas
e. eeieJ i,ssoaosq san .sikf IS
46No = laeAln9 T. = ~ - - ~
o1yDsa 0pgolp0 49, - ne
1nale $500 =, - 119l1up $3.50 -. =
011111l = thGle 60 =. I - ~
0no1 Ceg1o0 - 11nA III go
- 1os1 ~ - - $50
ednrn1DO0oG w ~ c
= @
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! n. &ssisgsi Dssk gives tie following
siascMss,ts' q II ssatisiics csncssning tie
great A,ls",lt,.ine ~ Rsi~msss: ates' ..'l
q n l~s.n isai.vsie. In 1870 with two ships
making monthly tril~. Hill. ..
! Sine. iLsa lis sEip~ hsvs n.ads four thou
sasd trips scr'ss the A'l~p,ic. s,ugob
|. The ships have sailed yvsr twelve nil'ios
mtleA 4suttl hiss saass ad' aal \,
They hsve cassicslv b r0ss6 ssnbssA ons
million 1T peop;c isAwess ~ obstissass.
!, THY have Incorporating gseai bnlk Of
~ eessssppndpace u end ifesQ5 Amsice
|, - 1gopsf.v ai sgsaaati9I - .xslie
j r. y lapsss,l,ae ~ ealealaaa ~ uaDss Il
thsAefDs La.1o5l = waa svss - 80 aaaa
wAlph, - - oRIassasr vss,1 - oo1Ss -.
ooola ~ so9s.: esslnefss sesapsGkss Issd
1l - selDo lnios 3gsag9 =
~ r W s - sGnss
- f.Dsgso nln4 ,niG1 -,
1tdul ~
- - y,,sls,
~ + 1 = = lllIll = = 36o1
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To FRI CoLLAHsTo HossEA --zxs Vsley
fEs'msr says cpllsrs arc. or sAnsl,l ". =,
made, - 70 thr,w the chief force 40 the
over part Of the shoulder, The hore can
apply bus little strength On the upper part.
and for this rpAaon breast collars are soning
greatly In'o vogue. y the strength i exertsd
on the IowF PAP Of aths sisautlsr. The
collar should be purchased ,of the prvpsr
size; just before pntting is"a The 6rss time,
imnene y IL Sstes. letting Il yspain about
. minute, and tmnsdiatsly putt IN 10 work
The collar, by heing wet, will ailapt itself IL
The shoulder, and should dry On the horse
When taken 'O6 Il should he left In the
same Shape ltiOccupied m the horse, AMI
ever sftsr yot VIII have a'snug sfi.tIng collar
and ~ wounds. ga l'f.i m it's5 t'laeaa
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TaE TRIBUNE EDlToRsnlp.
CelHhx. 2eiA and 8iaelais.

New York, December 1.-the Tyitunl
Trustees held meeting ON Friday after.
noon. Every member was present. Mr.
Sinclair brought forward the COlfax propo.
s'tion, but received The supWrt"f only him
self and one other. Six out OF the eight
trustees opposed it.su,,aining Reds conduct
"f the paper, and urged that he bc retained
with no instruction sasvc To continue carry.
Ing out the policy Ut Greelcy's card. II is
settled that n" change. will be Iunde in the
policy. Sinclair then went 70 work to
make up p''ol Of outside stock holders to
sell the controlling interest. It is under
stood that he. with DR.. J. G. Aver aud the
representatives Of the estates Of one or two
deceased proprietprs. not including Gree.
lcy's, nearly orAuite make up the fifty .one
shares needed for the purpose of selling. =,
the rate Of 100000 10 = combination
representing the telegraph and Admin,stra.
ton interests. Reid said that in case the
propric'"rsi,sp and policy wercthus changed
he would a.s, sell four shares aud ut once
retire. aa5 ~.
Ii has transpircd 10 day that 10 the ,rus-,
tees meeting Reid protested against Sin.
clsir's proposal to abandon the ground on
which Greeley placed The paper in his card.
He said Sinclair was the lasi man who ought
to do this injustice To Grccley's memory, be.
cause !, was through Sinclair's solicitation,
long continued, that Greeley finally consen.
ted 70 become Presidential candidate. Sin.
clair admitted this. but said he urged Gree.
ley IL il and wrO,c letters all over the
country ~ favor Greeley's chances At Gin
cinnat, because b. knew the, Greeley would
not support Craft. and hc thought the
next hest thing wa- ,n ~, him 10 he / cam r..
didn'c himself Reid sail he himself had
not favored Grecitys e.p,lidscy. He had
disc. .uragerl Greeley from !, nearly up to the
time WHEN Greeley directed him to 20 to
Cincinnati rs his representative, but he be-
lieved in the Cincinnati platform, as Greeley
did. and would no. remain in charge Ut the
Tribune II That platform were opposed, and
the position in which Greeley placed the
paper hy his card aud latest writings were
6xtly abandoned, ms he understood II 10 be
now proposed I
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Buchanan ssy sssa rsap6 - 10 power
shaa Jackson, thee ~ "a - dimes =
- eppoisapesl n 80 n ~ Re.
pGDl5s esstssliG @ = QllA 81 ~.
90 os13Arlcs Gaooo G. o1daD &isos
pssvail .ias& 6oeet Mn % peop,a Il
facs s0bslIe " 49, . = GVss1gs oooditioo,
man holding 90 appoineive once hes les
influence and makes lcss effort with voters,
even Of bis own party, than he would have,
or would do. without ONCE. II CIPHER
messages srs nsed, and ths mails ooaupus,
what advantage could be taken In political
contests? Did not the government officers
years ago seize kilograms, and ere not
letters subject 70 seisurs under certain cir.
cumstancssi Yet il hes not been demon.
strstcd that these acts were Or will be sub.
versivc Of our Republican institutions All
things considered, the acquisition of the tel.
egraph lines BY the government If they can
be had reasonably. Is most desirable thing.
Every other government In the world DOS
control them. and where used In conjunc-
ton with the postal system, immense bcne.
6ts have been bestowed upon the people,
and they would consider its dis establish-
ment calsmity which would only b equal.
I'd by the suspension of its legitimate coun.
tespart, the Post Office Department. .ir
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i IS Z
la1pn ~ Dssssss Nina, Rsessa Nov. q. 5&l'
The pay car of he NGsthssn Pacific Rail.
rosd wssatovss ~ line few dsys since.
dishuruiag sssentacks IN limited quaatiales,
making mssy hsasts glsd and sssss beaxy.
The lssiG wsss casssd BY tie Appafsnsly
hsanlsss word '.garnisAes" beng wntse,,
opposite tho name on the pay roll. eee*
The SNOW fences bulls around The, cu,s
along Tho line of IT, Nortllseu PAci6c Rail-
road aseprovisg decided ssoeess Alrrady
NO have passed throsgh two st,rms without
any, serious dssriaest " tho ruaniae ot
Trains. the Ike q which last winter hlocksd
the rod fse one or more .daya1otfK &
The thesmomeses tndisAied, ''9ee Ssjow''
last TAQssday.ll ,mAinltAa III .tasa
Over me. Assdgsa fsat,les sediAusas
paris ofishe older eaaaee 20 Dow, Iisessdius
70 !, ren,yve, TO-, Detroit and il, Immediate
vicinity early ~ lhe cnssing spriss. .iss..
The regular passesgse lsaina an, thsdN. r.
Rad have been drawn Al for the wintse.
ard ~ passenger cAchs nov q, ,lhsoaeh
coupled ~ Ne end 81 : freight isaia. ".
/, Essn - - lsaaissI On ma M +
The Nosthesa Hsci1c Railroad Compasy
havs hsd - istsatsos q dosag noes sbsa
y co0p,sts ~ rack 70 ~ MlseoaeI River
bsfoss The ssssiaE 10 q wissse. : Il vssli
p The most wassstsl k,pd Of ecoaouy n
esdesyyr 70 push ~ Wnek Of sradIse Viz
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. sFn "Nt
800 Miles to be 5Milt from JVallM-
u East IN 1878.


Extract from alctte, from Hon. WIN. II. clasuss.
As al matters relating to the N. P. Il. r
and the action Of the Company are of special
interest 70 Montana, We ars pleased to have
the privilege of pub ishing the following
extract from letter Of Mr.. Clsgel,. dated
Washington, December 7th. 1872; ~
With Mr. O'Eannon called on Senate,
Window few days ago and found in his
rooms number If heavy stockholders in
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
drawing up proposals for 800 miles of rail.
road frum Walluls eastward by way Of Pen
d'Orellls Lake, to be built next year. They
stated the Compsuy's bonds were selling
- well rs usual that the Company hes no
money ahead and have not had Ally shnd
since they begsn building the road, their
policy having been to build q rapidly 10 tho
bonds sell; that they are no better or worse
OF TOR money now than during the past two
years. and that the road will 10 ahead a
usual. l think the Company expect to strike
settled Montana first from the West, and
that It will be close to the settled portion Of
the Territory from the West by this time
next year. Senator Window hiss now eonc
to New York to help tho Board complete it,
arrangements I" build the above mentioned
three hundred miles. ."a" 3d." ".aul5
We might add in this connection that ID.
vices from New York state the meeting of
the Board OF Directors was called for Dec.
z, at the Company's Offices in New York,
when the questions relating u the extension
Of the road next year would come up, and
the result Of which Montana will probably
be advised OF Ut an early day. y -'
..ssl~.. .--------. ... "a
We are permitted to publish the following
extinct from private letter received in this
city by yesterdays western mail. The vii.
ter 10 one of the wealthiest and most public
spirited citizens Of Deer Lodge, and pays
more taxes into the county cutters every
year than the full valuation placeh upon
bis printing outfit by the publisher Of the
New NORM. WEsr.-Hers!d 13 Ia,
The lie 10 the aLove Is apparent from the
fact that no tax payer, firm Of company in
the County pays - much taxes q the New
NORTH WEST vas Assessed at BY thscouu,y
Assessor. Further than this, the chances
are N hundred to one that We paid larger
Tax than the writer Of the letter
aud VIC do not believe there Is one citizen on
the West Side paying . much taxes - We
do who Il In favor Of ! Territorial subsidy,
q the Ring scheme in any Of ito muliiform
phases Will the Hssah give the nam Of
the writesf fHta aa@. #5 @ ..a #Ha" a
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go 49, -. l.llEyys.s,


7 PAiladelphia, Dec The obsequics Of
Forrest took place from bis residence At two
O'Clock ?. %. The body hid in the psrlor
OF h,s late home, dressed in full SUIT Of
black, . laurel wreath at his bead and cross
Of immorssiies on his breast. A largo mum,
Der Of other horal o6eripgs were placed
arosnd The rpom.} Alasgs numbsf Of visit
ora viewed the remains The intermcut was
IN the family yaule IT o.: Paui's Church,
Third street. a'i ii 1stffstG
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New Yesk. Dec. IL Tho Goas's Islsnd
bill will soon Ike referred to the Pacific Rail
road Committee on Stewards motion. The
lobby b beginning IN active campaign with
strong probability Of Ito passing the Senate
Immediately after tic holidays: The Cali.
FORMS members Of the House persistsu,ly
urge that the advene exci,ement has sub.
sided, intimsting that the California hoetil.
ity 10 practically over. In proof they cite
the present inactivity of the opposition
The Frisco monopoly will surely win unless
the people awake immediately. ,..aas 70,
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A recent German work gives the result u
the authors analysis If some of the mos,
widely knows patent medicines If TIC pres
ieni time. Il appears that the famous Nor
rison pills, 3l.4 grains each, consist II aloe,
cream Of tartar, and colucynth; another
kind Of this pin contains the same ingre
dienss, besides gsmboge. HoliowayS pills,
about equally famous, are composed Or aloe,
myrrh. and saffron. Bsaslseth's pills show
Cd Of podopAyuaa, thitAessd jstce a. poke
berries, saffron, cloves, oil Of peppermint.
i''Oil ut Horse Chssts.ats." b Oencvoix 1t
Paris b sol oil the all of the horse ciiessnu,
but asosAer nan drying Ill, alsefeti " heat
. that i has acquired. ! darker color, Z
pungent odor, and an .crd taste"
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Salt Lake, December 1.-THE Joursal
(Gen.ile) proposes the calling of an extra
session Of the Legislature for the revision OF
the laws. that the Mormon authorities may
have IN opportunity themselves to corrcc,
the Objectionable statutes and pl.ce the Ter.
ritOriai government in harmony with the
United States. b., &c, a.. . -.ra, e. .ut.fs p
Much sAtisfaclion is expressed by the
Mormons and Gcntiles Of the app,lntmen,
Of Gen. Morrow 10 the supervision Of Indi.
sn affairs Of Utah and Eastern Nevsda. IL
The small pox il spreading in diffcren,
parts Of the Territory, n..,rrs A. ~ '.. .,t,l
A railroad council Ut the citizens Of Cor
limo Was held tO build . Lssach If tho Utal,
Northern narrow gauge 70 that point. sH
Salt Lake, Dec. lo-The 6rs last night
WAS narrow escape from disastrous con
6sgration. 1t was the work of incendiarcs.
A large number Of desperate characters here
threaten to burn the city. An arrest ON this
charge WAS made to-day I'm affidavit before
Chief Justice Mexican. -ia sa
1t Is reported that the Governor will in.
terposc the authority Of law against ti,s
assumed general jurisdiction of tho Probate
Courts. a... ,.u -sf. ..,.... .,l.l ... D..
Three hundred and sixty five tons of
silver bullion were rsn ly Tue Saturn works
on The Utah Southern Railrosd In twenty
days. ei s-no nqfi4i. ". .t.., s.st n37sgQ
Governor Waods declines to call an extra
session Of The Legislature " revise the laws.