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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
Importnnt 20 Females.

When female 10 In trouble or afnicted witn
Ii,eaSs. and require. medical or surgical sstiet.
,nce, the inquiry should be, where 10 tnere
,,hyrician whu IL iully competent 70 saminlsut
r.lief, aud whose respectable standing III society
.,.eo,nm.uds him to the conldence Of the COM
nnI.Ityy The Doctor. understanding how I'M
.,rrutiyely necessary these requirements arc,
ftels called upon ~ intcrpose, and peg INC aten'
tion of the afflicted 10 the fuct that he nhs peeo
Profcrror OF Obstretics and tenr' diseases
G,r twenty years, and 10 fully QunlilGc 70 admins
,sier In all ca-cs, both incidentally ana sdlscal-
~, moi iu a superficial manner, but In ae fnot'
Snvh manner ~ year. VI study and praetce-
.,oih In hospitals and private fAmlies-cAn
,nakr 10 .syc them from the hands Of me uns
,ualincd, uuscrupulous and designing. Tnere-
E,re Families can rely upon him as upon n'asf;
al; In at!iction can rnc In him Que wno WIZ
.ymnIfhIze with and bcfhend them ~ tfonole-
,netn wLore secrecy the utmost contdence gan
a. placed Consultation BY letter or otnerWise'
sREE, See address below.
Ladies, the nature Of whose troubles rsoulio
shc constant attention OF the Doctor, can % iut'
,Iishcd With apartments, and skilliuI ano A'en'
ofiec for the salc OF DR.. Youpg's PnEyfsf.
I'VE PowpEKs, for married. ladies'. Ihese
Powders are perfectly safe and elective frce,
ss ner boY. one boz will last ffom four to tix
DE- Yorxo's FRENCH LrStR Pills. pneey
IS. Either kind scr, BY mail upon recsik'' "
piice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

A KENTUCKY newspaper tells Of an
old hen that flies up Into mulberry
tree, picks of the berries, aud, having
satiated herself. faStens her claws to
the limbs and shakes Oft some for the
little chickens that stand underneath
with beaks wide open, ready to catch
the tempting fruit. .-....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
.----. -....EsTARLIsusp Br...
Or. 7. C. YOUNG, IN 1857
For the Cure Of all Dlsensns OF The
Urinary una q. M rGtive
organs, and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
&C.,. No. GIs sacramento strosti
f. . SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cure, Guarantee. or No Pay Requires.
Cures GunruhIecu' Ur NV IVY
CONSULTATIONS, DY LETTER on o1uLRwnr. fHxI'

ms CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAs
i enjoyed OIL tnIs cuasl al uninLsrtupteo sue.
-sss vi elsuIsen ycars, aIlu has becOne one oI
ne reuowncd HOepilals Vi the aye: nAt "
;slr rDrulcu LOCK hospital 10 " Lohdon, ano tne
,u Irrr IellUw ned establishment OF RECORD ID 70
r'Hris, tulp Institute nae become 10 the fae'ne
CvasI., Inc IhvuranOs ANNUALLY rockiveo and
cured NJ tnie place IL IN pOint VI NUMBER OF ps.
fivplr anlULg the very nrst OF thu word, and
tnu success uI its treatment ranks II second 70
uOne.
seminal Weakness or orspermatoTthea.
Tuy Young man VINO experiences that growing
seaxucss Ia his mIsculAr anu MENTAL orYaniza-
ion. .nuulu stop 10 cvnsiuer whence II srises.
dc Will uuu in lIe weakness VI Tue psek, tremo'
,lnv ~ the limbs, dieUroereu digestion, uhae-
;ouutaDlu lailiLy oi the powers VI inc mtno'
n,laslc for sUciely, drcau VI Impending uouole,
orcboaiugs OF evil. rlecplcrshers, tfouoieo and
n.ciyiuur arralur, growing deAihsss, loss o
uurculur power, and numerous otneI synptoms
II characterization. the positive traces OF tnAt
must Terrible and destructive ol a. oleeAses
Seminal Weakness -wnstiug away ms po"eIa
s,estruyiny his hVpes vi liie and mnnAooo, anu
Iraavtnp nim ulong the broken path Of mis- e1
,rtri,c. iowarc premature nd loalhsoms grave
ro MIN whu mus his life dribblinE ont IN me
IIscuarge OF the vital principle OF existence "
Nocturnal and diurual omissions, the mere ess,
.auou OF its appearance brings NJ assuiAne' ''
| elief .,A
on. OF manhood, Drings 10 such onv no hope
II curs. bul adas " his misery IN the knowlsdgs
that the one who looks TO him ior % mlGn% % "
,,,,r hIDuiucsu II victim " bis evil. and an In
aocept conpauiou To his punishment. he adds
20 hir misery aud disorder until hope leaves we
Ina. Therr is no rescue except In proper and
.Killrul treatment. Those who pate becyme tns
Victims Of solitary VICES thst vheS Gtes All. tsou.
.snSa OF sick rooms with paraiylics and con-
,ump,iyes, and hundreds oi uLtinely grarss
vi b It's misguided victims, should consult WIN.
1ui mumeIt's delay, one who VIII rympatnlL.Ss
With their suerinys 10 suSs tne OSssS' ,nS iii
.ss,,rnuce OF a ERkkCr and PEhhANhNI
CUKE, without hindruneo TO business enA"ks
of diet, or fear oi exposure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
The Necessity Of Visit Ovsrcsnr.

The Necessity Of Visit Overcome.
TO coRREsPoSDLSrs.
Patients residing In any part Of tho State,
an their respective cases, and who think proper
40 submit q written statement OF tuch in prefer.
encc TO holding per, onal i"teryiew. are assured
hal their communications will be held Loot
.ac cd and The cure guaranteed
All letters must be addressed to the eorre'
-pondipg physician, thus: -
BENZ. F JUSSELYN, II. D.,
Trlox f25l 6IS sncran ento ttreet.
Bttween Montgomery aud Kearpy,.
tot, T. Sa, Frnncisco, Cal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
GRANTS ACCEPTANCE.

General Grants letter OF acceptance
gets unqualified praise from his adj
mirers. IL Is commended as a model
Of pure and elegant English. More
upon a half sheet of paper torn from
the back of an old letter, and with a
bit of lead pencil. Just think of that
as an Illustration of literary ability
and rigid economy in the Chief Exec
utive? Veil, as an illustration of
economy 1t is very good, and it is a
pity that the same spirit had not char
acterized his other acts, and those of
lis Administration. As a literary
achievement, however, his letter
strikes Us as being quite as common
place a. its author. He tells us his
past experience" which strikes us
rather strangely, unless indeed he has
been favored with some future expert
ence, which Is an experience altogether
exceptional and of which ordinary
morals now nothing. He confes>eS
that he has made mistakes, which he
attributes TO the fact hat he was a
mere novice at the business he was,
elected to perform; and his confession
IS regarded as proof of his unparal-
leIled modesty. But it makes a deal
of difference who says ''mo>t mIser
able sinner Allow hat President
Grants admitted mistakes proceeded
from his admitted ignorance and mex
perience, it Is a question worthy OF
seriouS consideration whether his
noyitiate is over. We fail to see the
least proof hat he has learned any
thing by his four years experience,
and instead of diminishing, his mis-
takes multiply as the months go on.
The prospect of amendment is decid-
eddy unhrilliant, and majority Of our
people think it is about time this
prentice hand was taken from the.
helm of the Ship of State.-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

The Missouri Democrat is assured
thai the prospect of the early compile
ton of the bridge across the Missis-
sippi at st. Louis is exceedingly en-
couraging. The work there is in a re
markahle state of forwardness, and the
boundaries at Pittsburg that have
charge OF the superstructure are work
ing large gangs of men both night and
day. The bridge, when the finishing
touches have been given, will be the
most beautiful, the Democrat says, as
well as the grandest, of the kind il
the world.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

If anything We're needed to show
Democrats the wisdom of indorsing
and earnestly supporting Horace
Greeley for President, it would be the
terrible anxiety and efforts of the
Grant party to bring about the NOM
ination of a straight third ticket at Bal
umore. 1t is a good rule in politics.
to discover what the enemy desires,
and then. don't do it. The nomination
of a third ticket al Baltimore means
Grants election; the Endorsement of
Greeley means Grants defeat. Can
choice.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

For months We have been assured
by the Grant organs that the expecta-
ton that the Democratic Convention
would accept the nominees Of the
Cincinnati Convention was pre-
~posterous; that the Democrats merely
wished to lure the Liberal Republicans
On to their destruction, and had not
the remotest purpose themselves TO
make other than a straight nomination
after they had committed the Liberal
Republicans beyond recall. Suddenly
we are told, with an air equally posi-
tive and ~oracalar, that the Democrats
are sure to accept the Cincinnati ticket
and that this is preci ely what the
Grant men have all along wanted.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

TheSan Francisco Branch Mint, says
the Examiner, during the month OF
June, sent to the San Francisco Assay
ing and Refining Works 22,410 ounces
Of gold, valued at S4lS,353, while the
latter sent the former $3.50 ounces
fine gold, valued at 81, 156,340, and l.
$50 ounces fine silver, valued at S2,1l6
The Refinery also sold in the open
market 1869 ounces fine gold. valued
at s2l9, 426, and 1884 ounces standard
gold, valued at 1913 800. The total
product Of the Refinery for the month
was l25 1913 ounces gold, valued at 81
5Ii,07I.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

LONDON, July "a dispatch just
received from COnstantinopIe brings
news of a terrible confagratIon nov
raging in thai city. One thousand
houses i'll the poorer quarters and in
the suburbs of >cutaIr had already
been destroyed when the telegram
was forwarded. No Indications are
given that the fire was under control.
and further details are anXiously
awaited.
New YORK, July 5.-The intense
heat yesterday morning pro>traIed
many of the militia men while parad
ing the streets. Some sixteen LETT the
ranks from Sunstroke, many of whom
will die. Scarcely half the number
that set out returned with their cor
rades.
PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-The Coroner
reports % deaths fro sunstroke yes
terday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
GREELEY IN NEW 0 &
The New York Express, of a recent

The New York Express, of a recent
date, says:
"Two or three days passed among
the people of the interior of this State.
especially along the southern tier of
counties, adds to the conviction h a
Greeley will have an immense major
ity in the Stale of New York. and, with
the aid of the Democratic vote. a larger
majority than any Presidential canii-
date here ever received in any like
contest. The Democrats take to Gree
ley kindly, and so. i'll some of the
towns, do one half of the Republicans.
We hear, indeed, of towns strongly
Republican, here more than One
half of the voters will support Greeley.
Even Bourbon Democrats and Bour-
bon Republicans are giving way i'll the
same direction. Ii looks in this state
as If the great bitterness of the canvass
would he confined to the Grant and
Greeley Republicans. The result of the
war has put an end to SD manv section
al issues. that it will he hard to find
any reasons of craftsmanship or ma
tlonalitv for supporting Grant As the
campaign advances. Ii Is "GrantiSuu y
upon the one siie. and which every
body now understands. and upon the
other the rights Of the people. State
rights, opposition to imperialism. cen
tralization and Il government of rings
and office holders. Where New York
will lead in such 4 contest, tens Of
thousands will be glad to follow.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

At the headwaters of Bingham Can
Won. on the man summit about thirty
one miles from this city, we learn from
Mr.. w. d. Brown that a new discovery
has been made bv Me>srs. Snyder &
Crouch. and recorded as the Clipper
mine. After sinking five feet they
discovered a six foot ledge of high
grade carbonate ore. with a mixture of
chloride and argentiferou> ore, as that
of the Emma mine. They also found
the extension of the northeast end
of the first location. The ore sasayS
S310.-TSalt Lake Journal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Siam has a city of yelled women.
In it live nine thousand people. every
n of them females, with lone of the
tyrant sex to ole them or make
them afraid. OF these nine thousand,
one thousand are the aristocrats; the
other eight thousand artisans. trades
women, servants. and so forth. The
walls are guarded by female sentinels:
the peace is preserved as well as 1t can
be. when SO manv female tongues are
Swarming. by female police; once a
week the female military, horse and
foot, perform their evolutions on the
ground of parade.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
T TO

CEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Beard of >clool District No, l, Ornsby
county, Nevada, until the
18th day of July. 1879,
for BU1LDI &c A SCIIO IL rt0USE in Carson
City, in accnriauce with Plans and specifications
p.ep;,redt for the purpose. said Sch oil House to toe
b nit OF wood, furnished and delivered to the
Board of School trustees, Oh Or before the 10Th
day of October, Isl.
SEVENTY FIVE PER CENT.
of the value of the material used and work done
will be estimated nv the Board, and pa d for at
the end Of each III nth sft-r the wo.k is com-
menced ; provided satisfactory evidence is addnced
that no bills subject to leus remain unpaid by
the contractor.
The Board reserve the right TO reject any AMI
all bias as the public good may require.
fnr Plans and Specifications IT any
on the subject required, apply to b IL. MEDEK,
King street, est of the Plaza
s. Il. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Carson City. Jnly 5, 1s.2. jY6-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
YESTERDAY,

s'A
so in this fast age, and faster Silver
State" 1t seems but yesterday, says
the old pioneer. the "fOrty-niner,'
that the California, or some other ship
of early passage, landed at the mud
flat in front ofthe hamlet at Yerba Bue-
ma, San Francisco. and its cargo OF
human freight packed their blankets
and rushed away to the mines, 10 ac
cumulate fortunes and return to their
friends and loved ones they left be-
hind in their old Atlantic homes.
Some found the fortune sought and
did return; others found an unmarked
grave, and their friends and loved
ones have listened for nearly a quar-
ter of a century for tine returning foot
steps that never came. Others have
wandered from Cariboo to Arizona
without finding that for which they
sought. Others have settled in towns,
villages and hamletS, or ranches, and
are still seeking the magic lamp. But,
all with one voice eXclaim, 1.-The
years have flown like minutes. and it
seems but yesterday, but a day n a
we have spent here" To be sure.
the silver predominates in their locks,
and the crowsfeet mark the years upon
their faces, and . has stltfened the
Joints once so elastic-but still it all
seems as but of yesterday, sc swiftly
have the years Glided away on this
golden shore. The people of this
coast are rushing through life at a fear
full rate; especially is this the case in
our mining towns. The business men
do not live out half their days. There
is an excitement in the very atmos
'phere we breathe, and the nerves keep
keyed up to their greatest extension
all the time. You will hear men com
plain that they cannot sleep, and fin
ally, the silver cord of life snaps short,
and death snatches the victim without
warning from our midst. How much
better for him. had ne made his yester-
days longer, and thus added to his
DAYS! The time does moi fly away so
swiftly in the old, slow town of Eng
land. Men live slower. and surer, and
longer. Their yesterdays are like
m~ilestOnes, far awav behind on the
pathway of life. How different with
us on this fast cost. eur yesterdays
are huddled to the borders of to day.
We count the years and wonder where
thew have gone. We live our lifetime
in a few leeting days. Let US stop
this mad rush through life. Put on
the brakes or there will be a sudden
termination to our e We live
too fast. We are rushing through life
with the velocity of the lightning eX
press, with pitch in the furnaces and the
safety valves tied down. Now, on this
Sabbath morning, let us all resolve to
go more slowly, to live all the minutes
of all the days of all the years, so u
Yesterdays may like golden
miIe-stones, stretching far back into
the misty past, lenghtening as they re
cede, filled in between with choice and
pleasant memories, instead of being
huddled together in confusion. Then
shall We have length of days, and the
years will linger long with US, and in
a good ripe age, we shall go peacefully
to rest, like the wheat fully ripened.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
FOR SALEi

DYA VOTE OF THE CITIZENS OF SCHOOL
ID Dittrict No. l, Carson City, tie lanl and
budding. thereon, heretofore occupied b. the
Public schools, in said District. are offered FIR
sale, aud if not sold prior to the 1st day Of August
day. Apply to the Board of Truste ~.
4. II. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Carstn City, July u 1S72 - jy6-tsul
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

The Philadelphia Press (Forney's
paper says: notwithstanding all its
mist ,rtunes and ~follies, the Democratic
party has shown remarkable vitality,
and sill retains a strong hold upon
many thoughtful men, as well as-upon
men who are not thoughtful"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Durant Il Cutting shipped during
the month of June. $4,000 pounds of
bullion east and West. making 900
bars. The value exceeded 100000
OF this amount. $1,000 pounds we're
shipped by the Winnamuck: $4,000
pounds by the Flagstaff; 5000 from
the Saturn; sc. 700 from Utah. They
expect to ship double the amount this
month.-ES. l.. Tribune.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

The difficulty between the Emma
Mining and the Illinois Tunnel COM
panieS, is the absorbing local topic. 1t
is held by some that a grand legal
combat Is to take place. while others
claim that the parties are in a fair way
to settle the conflicting titles 10y the
Emma's purchasing the Illinois for
$500, 000.-ISalt Lake Tribune.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

The city Of Rome is said to be hon
ev-combed with about 900 miles OF
subterranean passage ways, cut
through the solid rock, and these con
tain the bodies of from 600, 600 to ~
900, 900 human beings entombed there
since the city was built.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Many delegates are already in Balti-
more, and the general opinion pre- =
walls that Greeley will be nominated
by acclaination.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

1t is said that parties have construct
ed regular fish traps in nearly all the
trout streams putting into Lake Blgler.
and are, capturing large quantities of
fish in an illegal manner.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

The Stokes trial creates much excite
ment in New York, the Court room be-
ing .thronged each day..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

DrtMary Walker is said to he Great
ing a sensation OH ths-streets OF Wash
ington by appearing in a Yolly Dardea
coat and .pantaloons..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Hon. w. H. Clagett refuses nomina-
ton fer delegate to Congress ia Mon
tana, from the Radical party, and
con- es wi for Greeley and Brown. -
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Sumner is said to be engaged in the
preparation of another speech, which
he means to deliver shortly, on the
subject of our national finances.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Large numbers of the strikers, in
New York. are reported as having re-
turned to. york, 1t old. Iates.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
Send In Your kifIs.
DARTIES HAVING BILLS AGAINST THE
FOurth July Executive Com mtttee,

Will present. them to j. RuSEN TOOK, BY to-
morrow Monday, at or before 10 O'Clock a. m,
al the Latest j. ID. kEKSEI, Sec'y.
Liy1 III
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
County Treasurer's Report.
To the Hon. Board of County Commissioners of
Orm,by County, State of Nevada.

GENTLEMEN: Herewith I submit nv report of
the business Of the Treasurer's Office for the six
months ending june Both, lSI2.
My last semi-annual report, dated January |,
1e72, showed cash cash in the various funds a. fol-
lows:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
l.. H. d
DAILY LINE OF STAGES
FAST r
CARSON CITY TO RENO,
Via ". q Il. II. X. from Steam boat.
Freight"--1 Cent per I'd

r ASH Ii eIOT1H"'' SVHI PVI
'NN AND AFTER THE lST OF JUNE STAGES
will leave the Ormsby House. Carson City,
for Steamboat Springs, At s O'clock p. m,
through fare, 81 o.. Returning. will arrive in
Carson from Steamboat Springs at $50 o'clock a.
m. Until further notice FAST FREIGHT leaves
Carson daily at 8 o'clock a m. Returning. Will
leave >teambcat Springs AZ y m Connecting at
Carson with VIM. +. Wilson's stages to Aurora,
Pine Grove Well ngton, Sweetwater and Genoa.
arPasIergers can procure THROUGH TICK.
FITS for the above Eame ed places by applying to
Agent of the V l. T. r L at Reno, and at the
o. msby House, Carson City.
Shippers will please mark freight CARE L. H..
DYER, STEANBoAT SPRINGS.
L.. II. e. PROPRIETOR.
H p. Klaus, Gen'l Agent, steamb ,At springs.
+. LAID, Agent, Carson City.
Carson City. April l3. 1872. lmy2S &t''
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
RECEIPTS.

OF the moneys which We're in the Treasury,
the County Superintendent made the following ap-
purtguument:
To School District No. l fCsrsonl... zee. 81 .4a1 %
To School Distract No. =, kmpireL---... 5u5 u9
d
There has been transfer ed from General Fund t.
Julgr's : Lary FuHd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .O2 Us
There has been ira isterrrd FROM untin-
gent Fun To General Funi...... .... 80 90
There has been trsn-fr RED from Empire
Kral FUND t. Empire SCH Ei Fund e.. 1000 90
By the nece- AIRY cnangiug Of currency
into Crin, tie loss f the county Build
ing heplIr FUND was 80. "a Is
Less If the County Treasurer's Salary
tuu'A f's-s 1900 80
The gain being to the redemption fund
was % so
By converting the coin in the Ke,iemP-
tion Furd into currency, the kedemp-
ton Fund 239 81
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07
County Auditors Report.
AUDITORS OFFICE, oRMsBY COUNTY,
July LIST, 1872.
To the Board Of
County Commissioners,
County Commissioners,
Ormsdy County

GENTLEMEN IN CDTpLIA\CE WITH
" yulr instructions, | have the honor to make
the t'llnHIns >vnnp~I> If NV report, OF this date,
respecting tie fi,ctt affti. OF the county for the
six months ending this day
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-07

Cash re 'eived during the SIX months en- !irg
June 3Uth, Isl, as follows:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-01-26
DRESS GOODS,

NEW AND FASHIONABLE.