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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21
p.ath Ia N. Nursing BstlIs.

The Scientific Amsican furnishes q
Very timely and truthful ar1}ltls on afss.
Int sxtendsd use OF the. fsdla btef
tube and mouth piece. ooneecte1 With.
the nursing bottle. II holds t1t a.
prolific source Of the present alas1ning
infaat mortality h New York (about
300 a week) IL traceablo 10 this cause.
That journal says; 1--WE might write o
column on the dangers that reside IN the
milk. unless special care has bean talepI
to obtain Il fresh or by suitably diluting
pure condensed milk. Bot this danger
Il well known, and our business at pres
ent IL with the bottle. or rather Its dirty
tube. which should never Ibe, ussd more,
tian once. then thrown AMY Ada1isw'
Ersn When new, .hsss Mil tabA.s
i~mpregnated ~ they are with oxide Of
zinc, are not unobjectionabls; far worse
are they whom aaturated with sonr milk,
gems Of p~utrefaction, decay aud disease.
Some Of these child-murdering Yankee
inventions have reached Berlin, and
have called forth the following FROM a
practicing physician Of that city,"
''The supposed advantage Of thcse
bottles consist In this, that they can be
placed beside tho infant In bed. Wills
other bottles must DO hold In tho hand
all the time. What sensibls mothcr. or
nurse would loavs o child with q bottle
without Watching ~ The danger OF
the bottle consists In this. that II IL abb
solutely impossible 70 cleanse II. When
sucked ON. little particles OF milk be-
como attached to the tube and cork;
these curdle and soo turn sour II
some OF this deposit be placed under
the microscope. we sec innumerablo
bacteria. organic beings which Indicate
decomposition md decay. Al every
meal the child draws in Thousands oil
those germs. The deconposing process
acts upon what Il finds In the mouth,
psophagus, and stomach; and the 70.
suit 10 diarrhea, choera iVfsntua. "a. II
will here expressly remark that the usual
method Of placing the apparatus In
water. or merely rinsing II out with Q
stream OF water, 10 In M way sufficient.
Some dealers sell q suitable little wire
brush with the bottle. but even this
does not answer the purpose. for the
apparatus Is not clean by along why af.
ter drawing the brush through u several
times; and who will take the trouble TO
| clean Il 30 thoroughly eight or ten times
a day? How much time Il would re-
quirel Another disadvantage 10 that
the bottle Is air tight, and q partial va
CUM Is formed. which renders sucking
30 difficult a. to exhaust the child, and
IL stops before It's hunger Is satisfied.
Hence, parents, 20 who are compelled
to feed your children with q bottle.
throw away this apparatus. which can
only bring destruction upon your chill
dren, aud either select q bottle with
glass mouthpiece. which IL filled from
below, OF take o large rubber mouth
piece, which Is perforated by . ANAL
hole and can DO drawn directly over the
neck Of tho glass bottle. This largo
mouthpiece or nipple can readily DO
turned inside out and thorough cleaned
and rubbed with dry salt"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21
R..arsable Surgical Feat.

Ann Anon, Mich, Sept. 1oth.-Dr.
MacLsan. Of the lliehigsn Univsnity.
yesterday performed q Of the most
wonderful surgical operations ever
known. Some time since . young man.
named Henry Oatmin. vas seriously In
jursd BY an ~srp,osion Of gunPovdsr. b.
Ing thrown through . window into the
street. In addition 10 having his eyes
almost totally destroyed. his neck vas
badly cut With glass. Thin pieces Of
glass cut the carotid artery three-fourths
Oh. Clottsd blood stopped ths Asnor.
rhaes, but q tuner began TO form. allied
with blood, directly upon this artery. II
inersassd IN siss tntt became - lsRgs
a . large orange. The thin saek Of The
tumor must sosn bsrst, and dsath insviI
tally follow. Dr.. MacLsan undertook
the difacult task Of removing u, ~ he
snly means Of saving The life Of the
young nan. This vAs ssocsssfuliy done.
and the artery permanently closed BY
ligaturss. The PATIENTS doing we'll and
will soon recover. 1856
But one other successful operation Of
the kind Ii on record, that performed By
Professor Syme. Of Edinburgh. some
year, go. When u IL knoul ID there
we're nine chances against and Ode for
life. the operation thrown grsaI credit
upon the surgical skill 81 Df. Ma6f5sm.
IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

TEE Record says there are NO ''silvsr
threads among the gold" In Phoebe but
tor, and gets mad because u was sus-
ssstsd that Pat Holland nadsa mistake.
and instead Of an Indian scalp got hold
Of . Wig. installing Il for . plate Of said
butter. We nsver intended. Mr.. Rscori.
TO intimate that the scalp aforesaid was
taksn from The Uranium Of . sick. aged
and grsy-Aeaded Indian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21
rHx FINANCIAL ISSUE.

THE FINANCIAL ISSUE
The issue in Oaio Is Hard Money
r,r,us Soft, or. In other woris. money
Iha. represents fixed value aud that
whieh does not. AL civilized nations
have agreed upon = metal which shall
be- . measure Of value. That metal Is
sold. Currency Il necessary for trafne.
The most common kind 10 tho bank
note. Other currency. such A. checks.
TRAITS, bonds. etc.. are In use notably
In extended operations where large val
mes are TO bs transferred. Bank notes.
Liz. other bank. commercial. or indi-
viduai paper. are intrinsically worthless.
They are promises to pay. Their pres
emit value rests upon, irst. the ability Of
the utiersr TO pay the sum designated
thereon; second. the timo when such
payment ahall Be made; and. third. the
rate Of interest. There II also another
element Of value which. In the case Of
certain kinda Of paper currency. may
be noted. viz: the sort Of payment TO b
made, l. O., whether the promises Of the
CO., .,ob.r .a.s..d In III. world,
.-.a 49,. =, m...u,. NJ
- LA al, n, In other
~ ,.,.s;o- u.,;rr. ,rch :. ,il,e,.
~,.A,--..-.a u,ou,... IN
an. ,.,n.
so'. -.
- -. :.
- go n.
Ia IL
SN L-us.. 80, n.
...,,~ n, ma.
IAN =. mad.
me oovsrnmsn' nss 'so 80
KIND OF paper IN c''e0on
represent i~ndsossdness ana I
ION ~ iatn p'soesu. ~
peyaose. BON 'As ~nu %
eoid.
dsnaAd q ~ on s
ams. ,n'er'. PA.1
n ths Pf.ne'P.4
NOS - Pso'es''o'
fore thai win dAy MEG 'of fs'smp-
ton. III medium In vnien psyn'n'
TO b made dssie.a'sd. ana inc 'A.s VI
Interest Med thsir only slensns OF UNI
certainty u The soivsney OF 'ne Govern
mont. How this Is regarded may
- determined By their quotations.
In the markets OF The world. Inc
other hind Of Government note.
or the grssnbsek. diners widely
nom the sort " have described.
First. u Ii . promise TO pay. No date
Of payment being designated. IL h q de-
nand nots. Second. IL bears no inter
cot; and third. the medium Of payment
10 not designated II rests Ike the in
tsrsss bond upon the credit OF the Gov.
eminent. bat lacks the elements OF
value which the bond possesses. II has
bssn rspudiatsd BY the uttsrer. and ID
constantly being dishenorsd at the
Treasury counter. II promises to pay.
and In Tact does noi. It's promises are
replaced oy other and hks promises
which. Ike The first. bear no interest,
and IL value nucfuafss with its volume
and the needs OF those who use u for
uehangs. ID u theoretically rsdssma-
bic. but practically dishonorsd. for its
uttsrsr refuses and Ia unable 10 honor
In Obligation. When the United States
promises TO pay zone dollar" and the
worlds dollar ID demanded. payment is
refused. and another promise rendered.
Until The usssrsr OF the sresnback fsi-
ais promise therein ~ exchanging Tor
meo'd'o or inisrsss bearing bonds haringa
500 vAue. because fsdssmao's IN gold.
ne srssnesek VIII % . medium Of e.
eaanes OF inferior and nuesuAang value.
oe' s P'o"i'o Is 'h'
on. performance AN un-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

Mn. DAuosaoxAroo NAxAxs Du.uso-
xrxso, there 10 q letter for yos In tho
Bangor Post Once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

HArr1-ths millinen. All the church.
e. are opsn.-Brookiya Argus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

1ILxos loss %. s4s soldiers and all.
orr during The var.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

osr house In sysry tvsnty-on. 1.
Boston II unoeoupisd.r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

ToxI K,Axr,. the champion billiardist
Of the Pacific Coast, was defeated last
Saturday evening. in Eureka. BY .
Kansas boy named Jacob Schaefer In .
match game Of thrss-ball earom. 600
points. for 5000 . side. schasfer II
les than tvsnty-ons ysars old. and 70
cently came fron Kansas. on account Of
which he IL known - Grssshoppsr."
The game vas closely contested. and the
average sxcsllont, that Of the winner,
being twelve and Kraksr's 1lk. The
score stood al tho close Of tho game.
Shasfer coo. Kraksr 563. The highest
run BY the winner was 60. and BY
IS. II the boy keeps up his
lick. lets whisky alone and keeps In
practice. he ought TO make . s~snsaiion
In the billiard world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21
Reno Itsns.

From tho Nevada sais Journal. Sept. I'll
Last night the VI T. pasasngsr ttsin
brought iwenty.fje boxes d foufbit
pieces from the csrson Mink to be p.
|warded TO the Philadelphia Mint. oh
box was about the dzs Of q candle tpx.
and q novice would supposs that uhrs
must have been nifty or sixty thousand
dollars altogether. We inquired how
mach II was and received the astonish.
ing Answer that there WAS just $4,000
there. Verify. silver coin Is bulky.
Xfesss. Juddt& Mulcahy. proprietors
Of the Pioneer Soap Company. ct Car.
SON will make o nice exhibit Of soaps Of
al kinds at our coming Stale Fair. They
will also have on exhibition IN the pa
yiliop Q small bar Of soap weighing ono
ION, ~hi2h win DO ctt W and distributed
70 visitors.
Tho hrt insialment Of $50 negroes,
who came from the East 10 act - walt
sn and servants In the new Palace Hotel
at Ban Francisco, passed through by the
overland express the other night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

A CRYSTAL LoCKET, CONTAINING
a.. y portraits, was iost yesterday In Gold
,hilI. Ths ander viii be suitably rewarded on
ehange. pepii.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21
Hoxr rrsa sar w.ns.-,As about 9

MONK kkoA ihh
O'Clock last evening. says the Eufska
Seaiiasi Of the 10Th. '1hs Earska troeps.
under the command Of MAJOR Dsnnisl
and Captain Kelley. rsessued hon Ne
seat Of war. Their tiunphal sntzy into
town. up Main stsse< fron the sorth.
was the signal for great rejoicing ON the
part Of the hundreds Of people Who
lined the sidswallp. and cheer after
cheer greeted them On all sides. They
came In headed By the oisesr IN Co.,
msnd. and presented q hps and . SOL
disry an appearance a. any body Of men
that svsr answered to the buele's call.
They looked dusty and faiigusd altar ths
days march, bsa nsshineh HE stracsrhg
or strasslsrs va visible in the COM
mand. On the contrary. they marched
In solid phalanx, compost md orderly.
and altogether looked HE veterans Of q
hundred hard fought battlss." l-tt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

A vz,Y PERTINENT ounr.--In the
San Francisco Ala Of yesterday We and
the following. II obviously rsfsrs to
the hauktia: u aasit4ittu 90
What reliance should b placed in the
commercial reports of q journal which
allows any merchant or trader 70 mako
his own report Of his basinsss and
trads. his own quotations. and 70 pub
lish he same In its eolunns undsy .
head that leaves the public 70 infer that
u IL q legitimate report Of facts and quo
tations Of actual sales. all published at
. dollar and quarter per hnsf Many
persons might be deceived al this slip
perry dodge. and take the traders report
OF what no vould like 10 have - the GO
tual account Of what he had received
for his goods. Yet this has been done
by a journal In this city which makes
great claims 10 accuracy and mercantile
knowledge. The custom Is q sale OF the
columns Of . Newspaper not exactly In
accordance with honesty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

The success Of the hrst would mike
money. !. O.. grssnbaeks. easier BY .
further issue. but would decrease thar
relative value In equal or even greater
proportion. The second would keep
things y they are. and leave tho green
back - 10 nov u. . dishonorsd and dis
counted medium Of exchange. cirsulai-
ing under protest. and with ne present
prospect 81 redemption. Opposed TO
them are the hard money mon. repre-
ssntsd in Ohio and Pennsylvania BY Re-
publioans. and In New York BY both
parties. Their idea IL that the promise
OF tho Government. like that OF q pri.
vats bank. or an individual. 10 binding
In Law and honor. and that the uttsrsr
Of The srssnhack should take tho most
elective and speedy method possible TO
redeem il promises and thereby give
credit and honor 70 liz notes. That
this eannotbs accomplished BY q further
issus Of IL promises. L. sslf-svidsnt.
and that speedy resumption will not fol-
Low the policy Of leaving the currency
In sasa4 qso. Il equally manifest. They
therefore urge contraction within proper
limits a,l The exchange Of grssnhscks
for interest bearing bonds. In short.
he Substitution Of IN i~rrsdssmable
promise By one hat IL rsdssmabis and
- soin valss; or. what II bsttsr. BY .
surrsney rsdssnab,s q once In coin.
This u The issue before the country 10
aay, and % Win b foremost IN the nszt
Prssidsntial contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

sz- once upon at all hours, both day and
night olive MSS call.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

y h,fs received i,il.s ,esAe'r
f,laia Asa h9as a'ltatlt atifnl.ani
lsskas | tJpf tbp -tft 1850 III.
taaaHif Interesting aeeannt Il leng
ansl adventurous tri', All IT. fafs I,e
IS - i ,be ie,p. il saasen ttea.
"a taipf. atrkstAe ea.sfus ani
si.a q ntapslatr- though tip rl,ua-y
rttf i tte i,,a II Il I III, ,lit ...it,sp
y ri't. i pail fnr 80, !. ee,as
~ san,s run"sIrfs alss i4.na sim
liar edi',,n u "Kal.rI.lso," by Majo,
Nht's- Melville, which They se,,d. port.
paid. fur only ~ cents. ~hile tho price
Inns. heretofore. bsen Il 70! II il n
remarkably entertaining Romance. u
wl,i.l' tho London King Fall Mall
siassttu snya: 'Wo hive NJ. read
many hunks - full ~ promise. Those
wonderfully cheap editions n good
hunks. which have. heretofore. sold 81
high lrioes. deserve tho attention u
every readar. and w advise you 10
sead for them. ~ cnll on your nows-
dealer. Address, Donclley Lloyd X
Co., Publishers. Chicago.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29
Thnse mens nset coats fuf I'll arr
a kirr's, Ink n turn


Now il the time II The year for
Pneumonia, Lung Fever Coughs
Colds, aud fatal resnl,s of rreaisposi
ton 10 Consumption anl o,hcr Threat
aud Lung Disease. l,sSrher's German
Syrup has lccn nsea In This neighbour.
hood FIR the past 'wn or three years
without single failure % cure. II
ynu have not nsei this medicine your.
SELF 20 10 your Druggist, J, J Glenn.
mer. and ask hn II It's wonderful sue.
cess among bis customers. Two ioses
will relieve the ~urst ease III you
have 10 faith IN ny medicine, jast III,
n sample Bottle IL lsos,hcc's German
Syrup for ~ rc,,s and try II, Regular
.ixc Bottle ID cents. Don't neglect u
cough 10 save - cents. Ii
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

Gold II higher nov than Il has bssn
s'nes 1900. aaj yst : certain number
d dollars In grssabaets will buy more
clothing, pay more houss rsnt. pur.
chase morn coal. and command more
~ tho necessary and Injuries n ne
thnn u any tims since 1874. whsn
Kold was qaotsd - ~ lowest 6gurss
il,w fnlse and shallow The assertion
that - sola goes up, grsspbseks q
down The facts do not sustain Il.
The Aaetuation In gold IL In reality no
indication " sbs vslss II erssabsckA,
hut 4 only - indie Alion u The .sos.
peyias' md swindlirS process shs gid
gamblsvs md apeeulatioas u Wall
street : Peoria Democrat,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

lltH liz IN tHstas I'll n
II niltd i'ta,p MI al nrs
Maihas IN lhufsiA,, a decree II FIRE.
elasase against The Da,snr"r. h ~,
Paul railroad, without prejudice TO tho
.laims " ,hs Delaware construction
company under . mechanics lien. was
ordered The decree IA In Tho in,srcst
II the German bcndhellsrs. IT course,
who ara represented =. the court BY
Judge Grant, Of this city, The nscs.-
sar. s.eps toward the sale under tho
decree will bc taken u once. and il IL
probable the sale viii take place !. tho
earliest day The law will allow,
X II tho intention d Tho bunahollcrs
10 rossess the road They intend. a
w are informed upon good authority,
10 furnish means BY which tho road
may be brough. into this city, and cx-
tended 10 Cresco. and thus put |, In 4
money.cArning condition.
Or course there h 10 likelihood that
anything In The extending linz will 10
donc this yoar. but The work will DO
commenced next spring. without .
doubt. Finished into tho city. |. will
increase tho grain and jobbing trado
u Davenport two.fold, aud benefit tho
manufacturers greatly. Tho mcr.
chants fthis city will b. greatly 70.
LEVIED, aud End occasion 10 rejoice.
Especially will this DO tho case with
tho lumber merchants, who have had
no chance 1t NIL for business. .ians The
tins u the road. 50 great has hosn tho
haul from their lumber yards TO North
DAynupufi,
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LuTlIEll PAtNgltTON

RIO Wm, femiinson JnssrI, ilsi6eld. ~
i Sshsy MskMOtN owner NJ thu prsn.
lses hsvsiaAhes AsseriiNd.
v0e VIII plsass tahs nMtert That ~ NJ.
1As eAls kalA u rresfe, vi thu enMn.y III
NeWssA, IN IN State NJ laws. ~ ne IN
Aay n Ostotpev. A. y. 1879. thv following
1sssvlAed resi- property. ip.~its
t.nts , Aad I. IN bloek n. Lima springs
HeslteN, VS. soId ~ " y Msrph who ~.
stea11 sSvttesAlS n ssIs IL =. ". Nond AMI
that SID Wsed has ssstvnrd The same u me
AeA 1hat tes right sfvsasmp4tan will empire
eNA Aee1 fer sAlA isaA hs made uMivss
tsAempllsM fsem snsh ssIs 10 made within
- 1sys eveM NJ sempissd .srvtes hereof
n. !. DOOLlfTLE
Deee1 %, ~. Inn. DtA1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

lr u A siioaT kArK and nh exr tiug
ono tint between Haas itALsAM for
tho Lungs mud Death. l,un't give
Death tvo much ~ u start, md ihe
llalslm will distance l,s opponent
Nothing Ii more certain, ihsn this Opo
hundred thousand people Ii Tie l'nilul
stairs tan testify ~ this. II never
fails IL cure, if taken III iino. All
druggists have II itiep 81 ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

Fhs iessAsr iws~Alsss& sasissA
80 fsA4A Aw aAs y sasws go
esas. slss !, s@wla ~ twrssslfas ~
~ = Ea h.s sfa siaess hsss ~
fAutsaAs stsnsns ~ ash
liuH NM " aA#Rpfa ~li A.Asses
tAs Hf*s t4#s#ft "A A.. t##f+# "A VA
Isl iAs4sAAt ts*niHH 49, iith
t~aesi IAs rpaa "a II lAA
sNtu
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pfATli To PAIN
Trad tar Following Proposition

Which vii VI adhrfal II positively II any
I,fsnn .h4 ,tsnN UsHtfi III stHln hi lhr FIJI.
tusinH rlsHs ahsI tinsa nit rtHnisp HE ,nn.
NJ desired ~ vii fttnlss bapk Ills mouss
III return ~ enIis hettlns
u cures rl 1iltaiiau,, i, af'aieIa haul
athr, insiilitfhe. hnre tliraai alpthefia,
fhtriie, haaisas. #nftihs aalia i1ns. lha IN.
fain q tiF haAais ii n.n o. Araat lsa
4 fF4itta 81 iltraestsns anal IL 4nt hrsi4
tltf ~ Hs' preparation tut he lf0ffiet.
II AiiFAH fa sAe q 'ls risk 'fa him
H iA. isisF.
A
81 s8f
III ftfSi,1 t,saf nus Atnh.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

for the convenience u such 81 our
patrols who may ds1ire 70 subscribe
Or tho Prairie Farmer lprics o215)
IL connection with our paper, (priee
e2.OO) w will supply tho two pspets,
II ordered u the same time. fsr "a. III
easl, I, accompany the order tl..4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

Mrs Jeffrey Shaw. 81 Warner, n,
II. who n now lOi years vli. has jnst
finished knitting 4 pair ofstockiag. f.r
that notorious NV York pauper, 4.
7. Stewart. And now. II somebody
viii give him > p4;s " Lyaaans aud
suit " old clothes. 10 will &C.. through
The winter quite comfortably |. II 10 be
hoped.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

sssM hssssasN sYyAu e8W&A8s4
wrA ssAs sssAeiA .s*N sA4s - -
- - u II - #fe4 ais4s.4
wAsAws~ - ~ aNA sFsss ~ 800
sews VI IL H'lst " sstAim ~ a#as
Npas wAA sAN 49, 4 ~ ~ t N8t4tsM
" sswHas sAssfr4s tlY 49, tAus \.
e*N ! hsHH = " sns8ftH lsssf il
asYs ls8AA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-10-29

Robert collycr says that 4 Chris ian
can 70 70 tho circus without risk. Va
suppose this II iruc. unless no should
NY 20 ride tho trick mulc. - Brooklyn
Argus.
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woRcEsTER's DICTIONARY.
ReeWgWtseA ~ Authority ny the %. part
sAs Mss ~ ~ National GOssrMuMes


sAssss ~ ~. national Gossrs.nrn
In one Of the many circulars with which
thu publishers II NshAst.e p.ctitaarir. are
flooding ths country. The statement !. made
that Webster II thu NATIONAL .rANpARn,
and exclusively recognized ~ Mt.hingtou-
TINT All executive printing, debates. and
nifirial records Of Congress. publications Il
thu Smithsonian Institution. rio etc. ara
made 10 conform IN photography tn Webster,
etc w iuvii. the attention II ii,8 rnhtic
10 tho following. showing that this claim II
exclusive recognition II utterly unwarra,i.
abs.
nErt.rsIsf ~ Srare.
Washington Mn. Id. lA.4.
AiM such II MT the fact ~ regards
this Department. In tie contrary. w. have
frequent occasion u refer u that Wuress-
trr's Dictionary. nal regard Ii ~ u saiua.
biz aid and n.hortls
have the honar 10 be, sir, Your ebedien.
servant, HAMILTON FISH
DsrAsrNksr ~ Jtstirn,
sshineiun, Feb. ~, fs.t
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,ice both dictionaries. u. ~rll a. Rahar,I
Sous arr deposited IN the library anl usel
for reference Inch al'i.ial ii The depart,
neni. ~ course HI. his nwn authority fur
spelling, but IN all printing dane unarr m,
direction, the an,hertts ~ pr Worcester l.
adopted a. the STANDARD
l remain very respectfully ynnrs.
CLEMENT lii6H HlLL
Twrarrnt DEPARTMENTS
Office u the Secretary Fsh 20 ,s~i
aeNrLEaA> ,.nlh Worcester aAf
Nvh.irr's ilr.,anafles ~ Meet fer rcIsf.
rnse Ia the Treasury gte. t'inoAl hi
Worcester Ii r,liel NON N lht St8nlari
Tor spelling ia lhv lrih'I'if deae under tl.e
direction II his Department
Very respectfully
WILLIAM 4 RICHARD ns. seee.tafy
kAisrsnstAs isttr.itaN
Washington. fvh ~, Isl.
SIN - Al tho enn,n.eAeun III th~ ele,s#
atoms az this lnstlntipn r.frrml tap
auestion ~ tnihr i,e,ianrty 'ht sa.i.h
Nnni,n should Aiari A. thy standard iat
spelling .nJ definitions III Ill. 4tAtt.s.au III
literary grntlrmsn md Oh ,lB,r rs..,1.
ncndaiIon III ltss 'Aat q Vat s.es. witch
has been continued - lhe sttaila,l - tlo
present time innf. ssrs truly
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nssrlsSsA Tia pert h,,ns honu
made that Nrh.ler4 Lntssh tytinna.s /.
adopted ~ III standard b, n.sivn., 10.
to The exclusion u Mae.strY l,sts =.
casion 10 say Tint 20 isr A. ia L,lra,v ],
csngress i concerned 4, h.,.r n. ,.,. !
htsn follow "a ~ c.sh.a, arhy Ii printing ii,
easa,esass, res srts or any other ,oe,n,.n,,
r On W cor .aty, wherever proof. sron III.
sanss'. ssicnni Printing ufslsc en,hcd. III.
:" ,osasicns upon English photography Il
established ~ the usats ofal great writers
which Webster introduced. tasy rre ,n,a
rlnbly retarned With corrections rr..nrla,
The established spelling, Very rcsp~ctfull,
a. \. HPUFYOKD. LIN liz Congress
BREWER 4 TILExTOX.
II Publishers Hos,oN