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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
The 0rlzaha Mlae.

This well known mine. situated In the
Palmyra District. SIX miles northeast Of
Dayton. has again been opened up under
worry favorable circumstances. The
mine has been rsincorporated. with
George w. Shaw, Treasurer OF Lyon
county, As Superintendent, and Mr..
Fred Elliott. formerly publisher OF the
Eureka S<niin,i. tho White Pine Ntrs
and other journals In Eastern Nevada.
M Secretary. Both gentlemen are roo
ognized as entirely responsible and good
business men. The ofico Of the com.
pany IL In No. any. California street,
San Francisco. Mr.. Eimors, who opsr.
ated In the Orixaba In 1908 has visited
the mine lately. and his testimony,
coupled with that Of Mr.. Shaw and
others, should be sufficient proof Of the
value OF the mine. There are 1000
feet locatcd-the lodge cropping out Tor
800 foot. Tho work thus far consists oil
on open cut run on the vein 100 feet In
length and an incline fity feet In
depth. showing . large vein Of good
pay ore six feet wide. A perpendicular
shaft has been sank. striking the ledge
100 feet from the surface. At which point
the vein Is Is feet wide. Ore from the
ledge worked within the past few days,
assayed $22G CO In silver and $50 25 In
gold. A quantity Of ore millsd $50 75
per ton. and there are at this time 800
tons OF ore on tho dump. Work will be
prosecuted with vigor aud the mine
made 10 produce all Il contains. Tho
management will be entirely ON the
square. From thu accounts Of those
who have lately visited the Orizaba, and
tho fnct that valuable orc has hsrstofofs
been taken from Il and other minos In
the locality, We predict very stirring
times in Palmyra district. We shall re-
port from time TO time concerning tho
mine, and meantime wish the fortunate
owners and capable officers success
Mpdda Tribune. July 10. tttu
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Moody and Sanksy.

Mich -cuios;tv has be.n sYpresaaa a
W .ns m"''
derfully suocessiul meetings ~ Asssfs.
Moody and sanksy. Skstohss Of BEN
A.. o;,sn nv tbs Enolish pspsrs rom
"u-...a 49, A. nj @snn.., a
un' 70 ums' An. 'A''
possssa any special pee uiiaii'y OF a'.
fer In any marked way from revival
meetings, with which We are famiiiss N
this country. " sens. OF iouf ~
well services iaseiy ~ Her 1slssys
Theatre. which ~. q ususa. osny
crowded IN the aitsrnoon sns 1A;
NJ. Moody preeeasd = s0MS
D young oonseln Ippsr.
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loyed pfescn,pg ss p.s,.s ,.Liro
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wished 70 = s III" -
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Moan; .oore Inou a :,
U MI my mousse ,.AnJ Peot.o'
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nsve ina u woiiu va soihs ~
burned up; wsn, IN inc days ~ wan
he a no doubt mere we're many VINO
though they WORKED IN pui'alng .ne ais'
IauRnea anu sconeu n.sL'
whsu Ivy ha ~ ..M..Iy,s S,;ii
anu cal'oa nun 49, ~ a..
tue uno came anu " anu ~,
heavens osgan 70 ioueI' al Whon
Segan Ioms
Morn Sshs IN uoa sau. VIZ 'o
when 40 nooa va County, on Io1o ~
many knockeo J. 'ne ooot uo''euo u'.
Le' US IN. 90 VA u.isns
sinei many ioo.sa Won ~ om
oohe.ers VINO are okin ~. I YIN
ing OF Cnr,st a oody o. Iana'Cs Al.
tsr specially adofesa'ng somS cni,uisn
VINO were present ns AsAeu y Hn
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Reno hsas.

lFrom the Nevada snis Journal. Juls 3o.l
Judge Gilson's lsvss yesterday was 70.
markabls for il activity. John T. Paul,
An Ascending debtor from virginis
City, arrested here, was brought before
the Judge. Il bang claimed that he in.
tended 10 leave the State. 70 defraud his
creditors. The Judge very kindly a.
lowed him to put up his watch and $45
in coin. in part payment. The a s is
not yet disposed Of. u T
A tsamstsr bad one Of his legs broken
at Crystal Peak yesterday. He was
hauling shinels blocks from he side OF
The mountain; the wagon overturned
and fell upon him. Dr.. Bergman went
up 10 attend 10 him.
John d. Hereford, Superintendent.
was here Sunday paying on for June.
He informed US no disbursed ON account
Of Maekey 4 Fair. for tho month Of
June. somsthing ovsr 14O.500. The
monthly pay roll will not aggregate a.
much by half hereafter.
Sunday afternoon We were favored
with y thunder shower. u vas mighty
lively while IL lasted. I.trafar
Most Of our ranchsrs have got their
hrst crop al In the barn. II will not b
long before they are 81 work on the Sec
onl and third.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

Oua readers will remember nm &C
count some time since Of the murder Of
Major Harry Larkyns. by one Muy-
bridge. = Photographic artist Of San
Francisco. The u Of the killing Of
LArkyns Was q liason With the wife Of
Muybrides. The latter Was tried and
acquitted ON the technical ground Of in
sanity. He vent 10 South America short
ly after the trial. From yesterday
Cal We learn that Mn. Muybrdgs died
in 81. Mary's Hospital. in San Fran
cisco. on Sunday last. Of paralysis. A
ssd ending 10 the life Of . voman TO
putsd beautiful and Intelligent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

OrsRA bouffs music has grown stale
In Europe and America. The laps
have already taken It. and John China
man Is to have q dose In Pekin; and
when the wal shall have bssn carried
into Africa by q hand organ and mon
key. the four continents will all have
been duly inoculatsd against any future
outbreak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

Two special trains. n consisting Of
tvsnty-ons carr and the other Of twenty
thrss oan loaded with tea, passsd here
ysstsrdAy.-Sucsr Sta<.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
DIED.

DANA-In Ebsrhardt, Jsiy Iith. Frank Dana
aged 30 years.
MARIE Hamilton, July 18th. August Adolph.
son Of Henry and Synstts Near, aged !
months and u days.
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LATE TELEeRAMs.
rrssssss nar.A In Reply 70 ths
kzy,s.asisa sf cs@miss'sssr

aaEba - heRAy - ~
Explaaasiea OF Cs@mississer
n1ith-
NV HAVEN. Conn. July 1S.-Prof.
Manh pronounoes the attempted ex-
planafion pablished yesterday by Gem
missioner smith. in regard TO affairs at
Red Cloud Agency, q characteristic trick
Of the Indian Bureau. The old report
cited by the Commissioner Il only %
of Q large number on Ole In the Intsrior
Department that was favorable, and II
10 nov well Known hat thespsclal Com
mission who made h-ewing mainly 10
the short time they were ct the Agency
were mistaken on several points, and
some Of these gentlemen have since In
formed the Department to this effect.
The report refers to q different set OF
transactions from those observed by
Professor Marsh. and his Investigations
had no connection whatever with those
made BY this Commission or any other.
To attempt TO meet his evidence by
quoting an old report Is entirely avoid
ing The real issue and misleading the
public. The charges Professor Marsh
has made arc distinct aud specific anu
supported by independent testimony.
Until these charges. which affect the
Department as we'll rs Agent Saville.
are disproved, the Professor thinks q
gcnv'ai aa..
Avail h''e'
Os.sssrnasisa In sne camp
WHISKY Msa-A D
Crswe.
CHICAGO, July IA ume WASH
ington dispatch says the whisky men
from Chicago and st. Louis mako up
about an dsspairing q crowd q q ever Wis
tied that city. The Government move
toward selling the distilleries and
grounds attached for fines and assesssd
against tho owners Is a fatal blow 20 .ne
whisky men. They hope 10 get ntue
longer time before being thrust ou ,nto
the cold woriu' Penhiiess; III .neir
coming ngnt 10 keep ou' OF .ne " ess
pe~nitentafies 'ney nh'o ,naov as
upon Secretary bristow, ont no is mn
movable n says ,ne WORK must 80 On.
lQ0 ruin VI tuu hA'titttAo IN "Ssfs'o
disaster for which he declines to be per-
sonally responsible.
The reports Of yellow fever at Norfolk
turn out to be mere inventions Of sensa-
t~ionalists.
sr. LOUIS, July l9.-Gsneral John
Mcdonald and Col. J. A. Joyce have
been indicted in connection with alleged
vbisiy frauds. They are charged with
rscsivino unlawful fees and violation Of
tbeir dutiss and powers Bond, $5O,.
600 ,seb. A number of Others arc In.
dicted for violation Of the revenue laws.
IN. D.r.ieasisns or collector Jack.
,ou.
LoursyrLLE, July lS.-Seyeral officials
have been closely at work In the Collec-
tors Office examining the late defalca-
tons. The amount will be much larger
thsn M 6rst suppos.d-probably not
L.. Thar s75 OOO Evidence tbaf Jack.
snn.s Jss,h wos NV su;cide ia aecumulat.
inc
~for,svunx JuIv 10.LTbe revenue
oe;csrs hays comnl.ted their inyestica.
ton ~ .sf.;,s In tbs Collector's Office.
n il their belief that Jackson has been
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

This lorenzo. 1t half past 10 O'Clock
the Thermometer 81 he dspot indicated
log dsgrsss In The bad .-Slrvr Stois.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
BORN.

STEPHENS la Geld Tllf. July 18Th. daughter
Of William II. Stephens, aged Q month, and
UIL-fn Carson. July u. infant son Of Adaa
and Lisxis Uhl. sgsd I months and 81 days.
JuHNSON-ln starr Valley. July 18th, Infant
child of d. v. johnson.
DANA-In Ebsrhardt, July 18Th, 10 tho wife Of
Fnuk Dana, . son.
sANDERs-ln Phoebe. jay nth, 10 the wife
Of Thomas Sanders, q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
TO CONTRACTORS.

CRALED PROPOSALS. FOR BuILpiNG
- anasonic Hall In Osld Ilill, Nevada. will
~ rsesived up 70 and including July asih. by
The Masonic Han Association, said Association
Any or al bids. Pans and specifications can
be sssn ii the store Of Eugene Bitinar 4 Co.,
Msin street, Gold Mn, Nevada.
3Jsd .. v. CHUBBuCK. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
For Sale or Rent.

A FRAME HOUSE CONTAINING FIVE
"A rooms. In crswn Point rsvins, Gold nm.
near he Kentuek hoistlng works. Fer par.
ticulafs, apply Of this once. lyis In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
NEW TO-DAY.

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO GRIB-
Saiood, Maynard's Block. Gold Hill. are hereby
notified and called upon ~ como forward and
settle the aAme by or before August 10th, II
they would avoid troubls and costs. ~ after
hal tins al unsettled a~ecoapts will b placed In
iy7itd 0RlBBLR D TRMBY.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
PERSONAL.
The Premium Engraving.
Oct. 25th 1875,

Issued by Peterson. Magaz ne" for
1875, like every till 6 else from that
quarter, i. Of rare excellence and beauty
1t is not one of the cheap, colored lito.
graphs with which the country is flooded
but a irSt.claS line and stirple.engraving
executed in the highest style Of art.
The artist are Illnan & Brothers, and
they have engraved it, (siz., Fl inches BY
co. expressly for "Peterson's Magazine
the their most brilliant manner. 1t is
such a plate as would sell, at retail. for
five dollars. The pictures represents
two charming little children. still in their
uight>dresses,a al papa aud mamma's cham.
Der door, at early dawn, comming to
wish them a Merry Christmas" 1t is
a picture that will go to every heart.
In arti.t,c m,rit, and beauty it is, we
think, the 6uest peterson" has ever is,
sued. You can get it, gratis, by raising
a club for 'Pe,ers,n' fer 1875. or BY
renting $3.50 for it and for the maya
zine alone being two dollars. This is {
rare chance. Address CnAs. j. PETER
son, 800 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
Pa.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28

Rev. James Atkin. jr., who has been
the pastor of the NJ. Il. Church in this
place for two years, has been sent to
Abingdon, by the late Conference.
Mr. Atkin was a favorite Of his mem
bers here, and was loved and highly
respected by all our citizens. We
wish him success and a pleasant year
at Abingdon.
George Hickey. the polite and ef.
fcient Post Master at johnson City,
c me down to see the elephant last
Tuesday.
DR.. VIM. Smith. leaves in q few days
for Dallas. Texas where he expects to
spend the winter practicing his pro.
fession.
our bachelor friend, charlie Lucas
of Limestone, wa in town last Tues
day. We hap encd to see him look
ing slyly, at a pretty young lady. but
whether /. had any serious intention
of making a proposition to her, that
would be beneficial to him through
life, we know not.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
(For the Herald and Tribune.)
To Miss Ellie EasIey, or Rock
Spring, sabbath school.
BY JOHN II. COX.

Fair was her form, but who could hope
The pensive s%oitness Of her angel face,
When stepping forth upon the stage,
The beauty and glory Of the age.
Fair nymPbs aud well.drcssed youths
around her shone.
But every eye was fixed on her sione
Her lively locks y sprightIy mind dis,
closed,
Quick rs her eyes. aud uu6xed ss.ibose.
Favors to come, to all, to all she smiles
extend;
OFT she regrets, but never once offends.
Bright us the sun, her eyes the gazes
strike,
Aud like that sun they shine on oil alike.
Yet graceful ease, and sweetness void of
PRIDE,
Might hide her faults, il she had faults to
hide;
II to her share some female errors fall,
Look en- her face and you'll forget them
all.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
J,hnson City lie ms.

Our town is quiet, The merchants
are all earnestly engaged in their full
trade. Business is quite brisk. =
W NEW HOUSE. a.
Mr.. Jno. Saunders is building a fine
house in the North East end Of town,
which will add to the place, and. be very
beautiful when completed. 'a al'r}
CITY HOTEL. aal .4Ilrla
Mr.. Berry Of this place has tlkcu.
charge Of this house, aud will doubtless
make it n success, as he lisa man ofenergy
aud business. .Io't'
THE NEW FOUNDRY.
Msssrs Carrier L Cr1tnly Of this place.
have their building nearly completed aud
will commeuoc work soo2. They are
both thorough business men, and we wish
them success. @ .lH
S. 8. OF n. 4. CHURCH. ii D. u.
The reorganization Of the 5. 5. took
place Sunday morning, Oct, 18th. The
following officers we're elected, viz: Rev.
j. X. ShulE Pastor, Sup't. S. H. Miller,
Esq. Assistant Sup't. George Reeves.
Secty. Charles Holloway, Librarian.
-.
W. =, Miller. Treasurer. The Sunday
School is in a good condition. The School
will begio sOOu to prepare for Christmas
Mr.. VIM. Wright has a good school in
the institute. Willie is a good teacher
aud will succeed. Mrs. Edward Johnson
is also teaching n school i'll the South end
Of town, We uude rstsnd she has a fine
school. She is . an estimable lady and
teacher. More mon l.rr r. .
I Yours &c.
REBUs.
johnson City, Oct. 2Stb, 1875.
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DIED.
Rev. JouN p. hoLTsINGER of Green
last Thursday
Beating a Sewing Machine
Agent.

They tel! Of a widow Of L~ecsport, Pa,
who got the bcst-heaven bless her-of a
sewing machine agent.
Her husband some time previous to
his death Lad purchased . machine,
promising TO pay for it in monthly ~install>
ments. lie had paid nearly the entire
sum when he died, and the widow was
unable 20 make up the balance. The
agent called for the machine, aud the
widow demanded a portion Of the money
that had been paid. This was refused in
Il surly way.
Then the widow looked the doors Of
the house, putting the key in her pocket
aud told the agent he could have the
machine when he returned the money
and not before. "Sle took hold of hin"
saws tie account, land a severe and
prolonged tussle ensued, while the chill
dren screamed aud cri:l. Tha w.dJw
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
T. J, LAMAR,
Stated Clerk.
Mere Stealing

Several citizens Of the 18th district.
have been annoyed very much for some
time. by night providers. who carry Off
their corn, wheat, pork, chickens, &c.
one gentleman a respectable farmer
who resides near Germantown, con
cluded that his neighbors who had been
losing their property could have pre-,
vented 1T. il they had prepared them>
selves with fire arms and watched out
for the thieves. He informed his
neighbors that lie had prepared him
self with a good gun, kept it we'll
loaded and would certainly shoot the
first man that came on his premises at
nith hit for the purpose of prowling. But
the SLY fellows who are no doubt ex,
perts in .heir business went into the
gentlemans house q few nights since
and stole his gun and all the ammunition
that he had purchased for the purpose
above mentioned. We feel sorry for
our friend. hope lie will get another
gun and will watch his premises more
carefully in the future, and at least
cripple the fellow who attempts to
impose upon him again.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
AppointmentS.

Holston Conference, NJ. L. Church,
South.
JoNEsBoRo DISTRICT, Geo. Stewart, p K
station, d. W. Carter,
circuit, l.. C.. Delashinit.
BIountville circuit, G. W. Callahan,
Rhqatcwn j. l.. NJ. French
Greeneyille aud johnson City station, e.
W, Simpson.
Greeneville circuit, John d. Hlckson.
St. clair circuit S. V. Bates.
Newport circuit, j. Il. Cox.
Fall Branch mission and Horse Creek
mission, +. D. Crumley, pa.
Elizabethton circ't and Taylorsville miss,
+. n, Atkins.
R. I. Barton Principal District !Acade'
my
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
Jursrs.

For the December Term Of our Circui.
vOurt Let District George Copp and
ri, Seatou. 2nd DIS. Wn. NJ.
Ord Dist j. +. Yeager; 4,h
DIST. Geo. W. Tslford and David MUIR /;
Sh Dist. }, B. Hsnly and |, Keicher;
Ih Dist, WIN, Love aud j W Garland /;
SO Dist Thos. Scott /; 9th Dist. S. H..
Miller 10Th Dist. Montgomery Stout and
400 L'ndon White; 18th Dist Perry
Hunter; 18th Dist. j. b. Hale; Is Dist
n, n, Hunt; and Eliza Carey. 18th
p"' William Purcell ; 18th Dist. j. +.
DtOyIes; 10th Dist. j. T. Smith: 18th
Dl''' I. D. Cochran; 18th Dit. W. +
ii''on 18th Dist. j. A. Shepherd =
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
wonderful Success!

Three years ago Dr.. BrscnEE's GER
MAN SYEUP was introduced in the
United States from Germany for the cure
Of Coughs, Severe Colds settled on the
Brest Consumption aud other diseases OF
the 'rhr,at aud Laigs. No medicine
ever had such u success. 100000 Sam
nile Bottle hare been distributed every
wear for three years BY Druggits 10 all
parts Of the Uuitel States, and nearly
100 letters frnm Druggists are nov on
u files saying that no other rreI %ara''ou
in their stores eyer gave such excellent
satisfaction. All we ask is for you TO 60
to your Druggist JOHN MArHES, aud
get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents aud try
il Regular size a. ocut-.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
Her C~higuon's Fate,

.t ." N.N.. NHN..." N" ."..H|A|N |NN US.
What dat | smells burnin's aeaA ?"
shrieked aud old negro woman of the
Lick Branch locality, the other day, a.
she rushed into the Interior Of her domi-
Gil, the suds of her tub flying from her
6nser-' ends
'Sufin burniu' heah sho." She lit
into middle Of the bead at one bound,
and for two minutes the pillows, sheets
aud quilts hurried about III the air Ike a
flushed convey Of buzSards.
What iu de name Of God dat !
smells?' she exclaimed excitedly, smiling
the air all around.
70 God its bar q burnin," and rs a
fresh scout struck her nose old Aunt
Marian donsed iutO he bundle Of rags
lying in the cradle and jerked out a cou>
pie Of 'picclmme' BY the heads, She
failed to discover the cause of her alarm
III the kinkly heads Of her offspring but
when sic followed her noes iuto the next
room aud found young Zeke with his
heels lodged in a crack Of the house lean,
ing back placidly aud putting q pipe
full Of her 500 cbignou, one of her
ueighbors lit tut for AL undertaken.
Now ,~slleu OLD Marian, after con.
solidating Z.ke's shirt collar with the
seat Of his breecbs, you mass sinking
young i~ncendiary, | show you how to car
ry on your s%travagance at de spence Of
my sheenanigau. Y,ur jest cut anoder
pipe full outeu de- butt eerd o dat, will
you!' ...-. -
About twenty minutes later Zoke's
coat tail wiggled u little, and the old
woman straddled him again with q saw.
buck.
You gwiue take Cat ~sbignanigin fer
a twist a terbscker again, is you?' She
had been wea ing the same one success
fullyto the prOtractcd meeting for six
years, and no wonder the son wen down
on her wrath. CoEpo AL BULLET.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28

threw the agent over the hot kitchen
stove, and finally succeeded in setting
hinr down upou II, and Reid him willie
he begged pitsously for mercy. For
Gods sake, let uc go, and I'll pay you
back every cent your husband paid me-
Being satisfied tbat hs was severly scorch.
ed she pulled him Of the stove, but held
On him until he had paid back every one
Of the ~instslhnents, aad then shs gave
him two minutes time 10 take the ma.
chine and clear out with | Rochester
Democrtd and Chronicle. li -' 3I'".
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28
A Splendid I'm .rsvement.

The ,gniicent residence Of Capt. l..
J.. Reeves, now being erected north Of
the Female Colicge, will be a splendid
to that p%oriioa of TIE toxu. The
Is being butt on the modern style
Of architecture, and from its high stu
alton commands a 6ne view Of the town
and surrounding country. |, is p%artlcu>
larry gr,tifyi Ing, Ia these times Of depres.
nOn, to see such . manifestation Of en-
and improvement, adding. as it
does, to the beauty and attractiveues of
Oh, town.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-28

From the Worlds Dl,pcnsary Printing
Ohcc aud Biudery, Buffalo, N. Y, we
have received The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser. in plain English
or Medicine Simpliied,' by X. V.
Pierce, NJ. D., Counsclor>in .chief Of the
Board OF Physicians aGd Surgeons at the
Worlds Dispensary. Whoever helps hu,
manity in its struggles with its inherent
Weaknesses aid diseases. to Leur or cure,
isits beneiae;or. Ignorsncc is not, only
of itself q cause of disease and mortality,
bat it it is the enemy of eve,y effor: to
cure or mitigate. Nothing will SO
speedily remove tLis cause MS knowledge
IAN elementary one at least) Of the dis
eases to which We are heir, as we'll us
those superinduceG BY our " impru-
dence. DR.. Fierce has rendered. in our
judgment, Il benefactor's service, both to
the afflicted aud to the profession, in hi.
diagnosis Of the diseases treated of, and
in the presentation OF the philosophic
principles involved in their cause and re
moval. lie is sparing Of remedies, and
usually prescribcs 'u,h as are safe in un-
skilled hands. As book merely of alb.
.tract knowledge. it is exceedingly reada>
bic aid interesting, especially the follow,
ing subjects :-C.rebral Physiology,
Human Temperaments, Pseudo.IIygieuc,
the Nursing OF the Sick. Sleep. Food,
Ventilation, etc. In vne chapter on
aaother SUI ject, so delicate in its nature
that it is shut no beyond the domain Of
warning to eli bat physicians, SO ACQUIRED
in it's results Of modern society, he is
most explicit, and nike true to God, to
virtue, to life, and to society. shows the
truth as presented in the teachings Of
Scripture, that life begins with conce p
tIon,-wi'h great force. to which is added
faithful warnings.
Price Of the Medical Adviser 81 80,
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