May 6, 1870 (4 pages)

3 the pinte-faces. We believe that in Record, but tis pattie that it may prove the wisest policy ever suggested tial secret. The profit of the business’ must be great, as two silver half-dollars . make almost an ounce of gold dust worth about $16. . some of the Celestial gold dust. plief Bat the organization of a fritory would have one very imftant result. It would fix the domain of the Indians permanently, and would relieve them from. the constant fear which now besets them, of being compelled to abandon all their hunting : ds, piecemeal, and to retreat be-}“fore the steady and ceaseless advance the new proposition may be found a solution of the Indian difficulties which have perplexed ug so long, and that un_ der such a plan, if at all, it may be Mian cars passed Colfax, going East, . found possible to civilize these wild and 145 i+ were Mr. Joseph Roberts, and wife, and Mrs. Jesse 8. Wall, all well known to the Grass Valley people. Among the passengers was “Old Aunt Mary,” who came out with Mr. Wall’s family from om Tennessee, at an early day, and who has always remained with her folks. children, ‘God bless ‘em, ” as she. expressed it. roving nomads, If only they tected thoroughly against white thieves and swiadlers, and a w scretion is exercised in appointing officers for them, we may deréby secure a lasting Indian peace; itis not yet stated where the new Territory is to be locaee it will probably be in the neighrhood of the present hunting nn ~ of the Indians of the Plains. ae ACCORDING to Dr, Engel, the celebrated statistician of Berlin, the enormous military expenses of the large civilized them nearly to the verge of bankruptcy. The yearly military and naval budget of .Europe alone amounts to $575,000,000 gold, and ‘the annual interest. ofthe capital-invested in the military and marine establishments is ~ given at $147,000,000. To this is also added the loss of the labor of the persons engaged inthe military profession, which amounts to $650,000,000 per year. That the civilized nations of Europe should require such enormous outlays for military purposes, says the Enterprise, in times of comparative peace is a terrible commentary on the loyalty of their subjects. The plain truth is that, the so-called liberal monarchies of Europe are only kept from revolutien by bayonets, If France, should disband its army. the Emperor could not retain his seattwenty-four. hours, $6 it is with Austria and Russia. Suppose England should withdraw her troops from Ireland? How jong would Irelaid remain a part of Great Britain?, With all her. boasted constitutional freedom, England is in ) gome sort & military despotisun, and her people are ground to the dust. with taxation to support the arniy. All her colonies are held by the presence. of standing armies or the certainty that they can be precipitated upon them, But then it all comes out of the poor people, and so it does’n}, matter: Such . is European statesmanship. “THE Secretary of the Treasity in ve sponse to an ingiiry from the House of Representatives, sends ina detailed statement of the bonds he’ has purchased on account of the Sinking Fuad, and also of those purchased in reduc tion of the debt, from July 1, 1869, to March 16,1870, with the prices paid in currency. For the Sinking Fund, the amount of the bonds purchased is $20,_” $06,500—their cogt in greenbacks, $23,$29,800 98. In payment of the debt, apart from the Sinking Fund, $78,825,550.of bonds have been purchased, at a cost in greenbacks of $85,446,689 16. Total of ‘bonds purchased, $94,632,050, at a cost in currency of $109,276,440 14. Tae California Powder Company, in Santa Cruz, are making power at the . in half-dollar pce They cut up. low mat is ag on, the silver is a Celeswho has been employed in driving a team for Wandser & Co., butchers at Allison Ranch, met with an accident . which may result fatally. van away with the boy near Forest. Springs, threw him out of the wagén ‘and. badly aged him. He was ca sist in a contusion of the the joint, several upon the fore. head, the tem artery divided and a concussion of the brain, It is very doubtfu Af he recovers. Grase Valley from Auburn which stated that the richest rock ever taken out in . Patrick ledge, near Auburn, at a depth Dan Colling has}. Last Monday a lad of about 14 years, The horses eaday a special train of Pall. She is going back “to see my Wednesday night a dispatch came to Placer county, was taken from the St. of 105 feet, Wednesday eualag. at 8 o’clock a talked of “pt.” ‘INTERESTING STATISTICS.—The laws of Michigan require the Secretary of State to report the statistica of births, marriages and deaths in that State. The second report under this. law has been issued, covering the period from April to December, 1868. From this report we leern that 19,171 children were born ; of which 10,133 were mates, 9,003 females, and 85 sex not given. Of marriages, there were 5,485 ; and of deaths, 6,326. Of the 19,171 children born, the parents of 10,070 were born in the United ‘States, aud those of 6,527 were born in foreign countries; 848 children were born of American fathers and foreign mothers, 1,899 of foreign fathers and .American .mothers ; 152 were born of Negro parents, and 85 of Indian parents. There were’ born 210 pairs of twins, and three sets of andthe least in April. These figures, however, are not complete, as fall returns from all the counties had not been received whens the report was published. LiveLy Etxction.—A dispatch to the Appeal, dated Calistoga, May 4th, . says:In the contest between Lake-the 29th of aint abe ability with 4 ‘at Yokohama to investigate past. ted States Naval Court of {nquiry, b id} county. pe ony Record, Pissed posse tee of ‘supe woe eer bay-Oneide disaster, say ¢ rior quality, four feet in width, twentythere can be no doubt that all sympa-. thy for Captain Eyre is undeserved,and that if justice is done in the premises he will never be permitted to command another ship. City Enterprise of May 8d, says: Yesterday, the first time in the history of Nevada, the colored men of Storey County exereised their right of suffrage. Whatever they may do elsewhere in. the United States on election day, here thay conducted themselves intelligently and properly,. They went to the polls quietly, east their vote for the several candidates of their choice, and retired in good order. just enough earnestness in’the matter to show their appreciation of this great . . privilege so recently extended to them, w.thout any inconsistent arrogance. Every step of the colored men in Virginia since the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment has been of the most commendable character. They have shown themselves in every respect worthy 4 sharp shock of an earthquake was felt . the rights thereby granted. here. In the Union office the shock ae 1 is in New was @0 perceptible that the printers . yo, aeaeek a rrr We that the leaguers were any better than triplets—four boys and five girls. The} greatest number were, born in August . CoLoRED VorERs. —The_ Virginia They -displayed would wish it God speed if we felt sure the plunderers they to league against. Politica in New York City are so thoroughly rotten that these battles between the “ins’, and “outs” offer little hope, and are pretty sure to amount to nothing more than a change of public robbers.— Reporter. This isa Democratic fight, and the Reporter thinks it would -be equally unfortunate, it matters not which side wins. “THe Reporter states the fact that Bill Bird, a colored:man, was voted for by Democrats exclusively for Mayor, in the recent charter election at Virginia City, a text for urging colored: ‘fen to vote the Democratic ticket. Negro suf. frage don’t appear to thesé “ Democrats half so black asthey pretend it. Latest advices from San Domingo show that the feeling of the people in favor of annexation to the United States is as strong.as ever, and that the opponents of President Bagz are as active as possible in endeavoring to stir up the elements of discord throughout the country. In Charlottesville, Va., recently, upon the return home of a party of young ladies and. gentlemen who had been) ‘port and Lower Lake. for the county séat, the people of Lakeport imported sume hundred persons fram Mendocino county, and carried the election in their favor by 80 votes. They also arrested citizens of Lower Lake on their way to the Lakeport polls, and held them in durance. Two men were killed in a barroom, Great excitement exists, atdthe county is in the hands of ajmob. A DAILY mail stage line will be run from Elko to Idaho hereafter. The new arrangement commenced on the ist of May. a Rumors are rife of a remonstrance to in. be presented to the Governor, asking that the recent appointment of Directors for the Insane Asylum be revoked. practicing at a target With pistols, one); of them, Miss Eveline Goodloe, laughwas making some playful remark, when the pistol exploded accidentally, the ball passing directly through her heart, causing instant death. Tae Burp PreacueR—Wm. H. Milburn, one.of: the most eloquent preachers of. the country, is now delivering lectures in San Francisco, He has, besides lecturing in the principal cities of the United States and Europe, published several books, among them, has been blind from his youth. >. manele teenie . was a Senator, atid that c hb I he is. debarred from holding — se the gold dust . Hon, A. C. Bradford, , Judge of ‘the.18th th . proms be John held this: render it should place upon record our of his services a6 & John Roys by the prPrenly de that. his spirit is ht here, are now enjoying perfect happi. sj om in another airy dra) Sete ee ved, Kg ag of these tions be published i in the @CRIPT. NEVADA LICHT CUARD REGULAR On SATURDAY, May 28th, 1870, ingly pointed a pistol at herself, and . “The rifle, axe and saddle-bags.” He Tue Nova Scotia gold mines produced . of events, to remove from our our late worthy and and esteemed fellow Whereas, Ha ion relations long = acon bg the members of ompany peniaticn monies softened only th those who, having fought the good Resolved, That in his death we recognize . dau eitizer, & ht That ihe abeting evada Daily al ATTENTION i AGE eee TARGET Saeenes t frees SRMORY, In gerd to —_—* NEVADA CITY,, * At 10 oclock, A. M. Por the purpose of participating in the Annual Target Practice and Parade. — The Company Medal and OTHER PRIZES bate gion shot for. Regular Drills ‘aii take place at the Armory on WEDNESDAY ahd SATURDAY EVENNGS of each week. Every gy oF of the Company is exPatt By order JOHN A, LANCASTER, Captain Commanding. J. F. Cann, 0, 8. m5 while Mandevile ANNUAL PARADE. vious to ite appetrrante—t. “¢. on the 26th . a year ale tres How the yel-. of April—he designated the Pree Press. — Tak material f aiid Sal are . ae “ar the litigant paper for Mariposa county. . . Ek waite it cig rh rang os, oe z How is that Sor pa be under the control of Israel PRR Kea A, ABS Bow igh ConrLicrime Ormtons.—The Uni-. Crawford, formerly of San = tn this . ths 1 have taken (weatment. fro ermanent care m Dr. ie ane pleseant remedies lane sige sa — reget ‘ani five miles trom Elko and twelve miles . . gag i Y HA NDSBROUGH. reaping, eee Ser eaten eee azure ae seta et ecryehar that the was inthe wrong up Resolut aie, Lares fa bmg a very pad chee of to the moment of the collision. What was igravated ue an roid hurt, ab font aare ult of this conflict of opinion . Hall of Ponngylvanis vania Engine 10 C0,, Ho. 2, . . Dean omens ie ald of modielue of any ind, ill be {t $e difficalt to conjecture, bat . waxanas, 1s hes pleased, the Almighty . 1,7ould Mfurcfore advise the sick to call om. the Doctor at the earliest gpg elge and if ~~ their case is curable he w them, o: bk ed ts i sible ve oete dag gr 8) rings. 2 eertivins 8. z REINHART. San Jose, April 16th, 197 1870. ‘From the “Banner of f Light,""Boston, ‘Mase. of: ‘Iuly Wth, 1867, Pror. Roserts THe Maenzric Heatin.— The Louisville Journal of July 6th, contains certificates of cures by the ‘la, on of hands” through the instromentality of Prof. Roberts, which proves that his healer possesses ‘remarkabije healing powers. One certificate ‘issigned W. B. Latayette Street, LouSaetor Kentucky. Mr. L. "Testifies that his of age,who was with oa f a the vighe aren dt han: PRY & 8 0 right arm, an RAVING HAD THE USE OF 1 LM, until she was treated by Prof Roberts. } the use of both arm and hand in Jess Jess than five minutes time 1. The father : “God only knows how thanktul I am for 2 restoration of my’ ce rather the Aiving of her to use. fulness.” pte! those Liga skeptical and may wish to know the wrath may inquire . of him personally or by ks letter. MegauEnteu—Dr. "Roberts was kind enous to invite our a = witness one of bh marvellous of mesmeric power at pa office in the. peng enon House, ot Saturhe The pubgect Was § young Bee ie & been treating fer paralys lewer and who sonidos in this city. bg Doctor placed him under his nace + By at will, and whenever 80 wenleing Aegesres 2s of all faculties. He made hive unhpower. is body. required but a moment of time. The Doster possesses a degree of m and aie power in his "RS cas isrealy astonishing —Sn , April Be.izronts, Aus., May 18, 1868. This is to certify that [ have been afilicte with Spinal Disease for 1 poate I. am now Funder tof Prof, Roberts, and after taking five laateenin: I feel relieved ; ta ate pesting suey way aay. fee] gal or ge en He has asa me to ve mi backwards sist ixty: feet, when I was ~~ sting W my strength, and many other things ti ‘inns ‘thet’ aia not believe any man could do, (signed) Rgv. Samu’ P. Hancoce. Wonders will Never Cease ! More Cures Piowie Marysville. The following named rsons who have been treated by Animal Magnetiem and the Swedish Movement Cure Doctor. Roberte, comprise a at few of the many W.oDdertal cares w. ve been periormed by” the Doctor du po Sa vy ie eventful so nin our city,. .Many others who ng Bare benefited are not conesars Wm. Mellor, spinal and ncatia, re — in withering 0 of left.) FOR SALE, A TWO + S8EATED BREWsor Sale, it Re. M. A Nevs STER CARRIAGE ‘is offered rticucared in. sia, Sa chills and fever, cured wi igar, treat a = smiaiee sae et oan . u ty,) dys: chills and feverin two ‘weeks. Poise” Ma tie Pipes (Gouarestex acura a Wry be eet es cose pa two , yeere Se Eis. Cha Charles Sos Martelies (41 fuichioan Bar, y Sth, 1890. DR. ROBERTS, THE GREAT ~ MAGNETIC PF PHYSICIAN ENT CURE, a eshte Hotel, Grass Valicy, FOR THIRTY DAYS, ing JUNE 9th, 1870. rate of 640 kegs per day. 1869, a total of about $325,000 for the year 4 i MRA EE oe tf a ‘Two chiliren, Commencing TUESDAY, MAY 10th, and end-} we -.)epil severe case of ten Cal. ep s—never had a “fit” after red in two wee firet manpotic treatment by Dr. Roberts, al! lar treatment. TAKE NOTICE! * All you that are interested ! Avie otha ave Sambe Tarde meso ¥ ' Gawd they 44. O00. ih ta Mu. & DOE RSEES one hund been con on Wed: cupid in the ce hour, mé chant. and whil tion.rolk dust and had finis tions of walked themsel: never di of the i tain to t evening much si “went ou gathéri nately, : ferent t Wednes the pict ties am remnan have sa sions, a to have them.

3 the pinte-faces. We believe that in Record, but tis pattie that it may prove the wisest policy ever suggested tial secret. The profit of the business’ must be great, as two silver half-dollars . make almost an ounce of gold dust worth about $16. . some of the Celestial gold dust. plief Bat the organization of a fritory would have one very imftant result. It would fix the domain of the Indians permanently, and would relieve them from. the constant fear which now besets them, of being compelled to abandon all their hunting : ds, piecemeal, and to retreat be-}“fore the steady and ceaseless advance the new proposition may be found a solution of the Indian difficulties which have perplexed ug so long, and that un_ der such a plan, if at all, it may be Mian cars passed Colfax, going East, . found possible to civilize these wild and 145 i+ were Mr. Joseph Roberts, and wife, and Mrs. Jesse 8. Wall, all well known to the Grass Valley people. Among the passengers was “Old Aunt Mary,” who came out with Mr. Wall’s family from om Tennessee, at an early day, and who has always remained with her folks. children, ‘God bless ‘em, ” as she. expressed it. roving nomads, If only they tected thoroughly against white thieves and swiadlers, and a w scretion is exercised in appointing officers for them, we may deréby secure a lasting Indian peace; itis not yet stated where the new Territory is to be locaee it will probably be in the neighrhood of the present hunting nn ~ of the Indians of the Plains. ae ACCORDING to Dr, Engel, the celebrated statistician of Berlin, the enormous military expenses of the large civilized them nearly to the verge of bankruptcy. The yearly military and naval budget of .Europe alone amounts to $575,000,000 gold, and ‘the annual interest. ofthe capital-invested in the military and marine establishments is ~ given at $147,000,000. To this is also added the loss of the labor of the persons engaged inthe military profession, which amounts to $650,000,000 per year. That the civilized nations of Europe should require such enormous outlays for military purposes, says the Enterprise, in times of comparative peace is a terrible commentary on the loyalty of their subjects. The plain truth is that, the so-called liberal monarchies of Europe are only kept from revolutien by bayonets, If France, should disband its army. the Emperor could not retain his seattwenty-four. hours, $6 it is with Austria and Russia. Suppose England should withdraw her troops from Ireland? How jong would Irelaid remain a part of Great Britain?, With all her. boasted constitutional freedom, England is in ) gome sort & military despotisun, and her people are ground to the dust. with taxation to support the arniy. All her colonies are held by the presence. of standing armies or the certainty that they can be precipitated upon them, But then it all comes out of the poor people, and so it does’n}, matter: Such . is European statesmanship. “THE Secretary of the Treasity in ve sponse to an ingiiry from the House of Representatives, sends ina detailed statement of the bonds he’ has purchased on account of the Sinking Fuad, and also of those purchased in reduc tion of the debt, from July 1, 1869, to March 16,1870, with the prices paid in currency. For the Sinking Fund, the amount of the bonds purchased is $20,_” $06,500—their cogt in greenbacks, $23,$29,800 98. In payment of the debt, apart from the Sinking Fund, $78,825,550.of bonds have been purchased, at a cost in greenbacks of $85,446,689 16. Total of ‘bonds purchased, $94,632,050, at a cost in currency of $109,276,440 14. Tae California Powder Company, in Santa Cruz, are making power at the . in half-dollar pce They cut up. low mat is ag on, the silver is a Celeswho has been employed in driving a team for Wandser & Co., butchers at Allison Ranch, met with an accident . which may result fatally. van away with the boy near Forest. Springs, threw him out of the wagén ‘and. badly aged him. He was ca sist in a contusion of the the joint, several upon the fore. head, the tem artery divided and a concussion of the brain, It is very doubtfu Af he recovers.. Grase Valley from Auburn which stated that the richest rock ever taken out in . Patrick ledge, near Auburn, at a depth Dan Colling has}. Last Monday a lad of about 14 years, The horses eaday a special train of Pall. She is going back “to see my Wednesday night a dispatch came to Placer county, was taken from the St. of 105 feet, Wednesday eualag. at 8 o’clock a talked of “pt.” ‘INTERESTING STATISTICS.—The laws of Michigan require the Secretary of State to report the statistica of births, marriages and deaths in that State. The second report under this. law has been issued, covering the period from April to December, 1868. From this report we leern that 19,171 children were born ; of which 10,133 were mates, 9,003 females, and 85 sex not given. Of marriages, there were 5,485 ; and of deaths, 6,326. Of the 19,171 children born, the parents of 10,070 were born in the United ‘States, aud those of 6,527 were born in foreign countries; 848 children were born of American fathers and foreign mothers, 1,899 of foreign fathers and .American .mothers ; 152 were born of Negro parents, and 85 of Indian parents. There were’ born 210 pairs of twins, and three sets of andthe least in April. These figures, however, are not complete, as fall returns from all the counties had not been received whens the report was published. LiveLy Etxction.—A dispatch to the Appeal, dated Calistoga, May 4th, . says:In the contest between Lake-the 29th of aint abe ability with 4 ‘at Yokohama to investigate past. ted States Naval Court of {nquiry, b id} county. pe ony Record, Pissed posse tee of ‘supe woe eer bay-Oneide disaster, say ¢ rior quality, four feet in width, twentythere can be no doubt that all sympa-. thy for Captain Eyre is undeserved,and that if justice is done in the premises he will never be permitted to command another ship. City Enterprise of May 8d, says: Yesterday, the first time in the history of Nevada, the colored men of Storey County exereised their right of suffrage. Whatever they may do elsewhere in. the United States on election day, here thay conducted themselves intelligently and properly,. They went to the polls quietly, east their vote for the several candidates of their choice, and retired in good order. just enough earnestness in’the matter to show their appreciation of this great . . privilege so recently extended to them, w.thout any inconsistent arrogance. Every step of the colored men in Virginia since the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment has been of the most commendable character. They have shown themselves in every respect worthy 4 sharp shock of an earthquake was felt . the rights thereby granted. here. In the Union office the shock ae 1 is in New was @0 perceptible that the printers . yo, aeaeek a rrr We that the leaguers were any better than triplets—four boys and five girls. The} greatest number were, born in August . CoLoRED VorERs. —The_ Virginia They -displayed would wish it God speed if we felt sure the plunderers they to league against. Politica in New York City are so thoroughly rotten that these battles between the “ins’, and “outs” offer little hope, and are pretty sure to amount to nothing more than a change of public robbers.— Reporter. This isa Democratic fight, and the Reporter thinks it would -be equally unfortunate, it matters not which side wins. “THe Reporter states the fact that Bill Bird, a colored:man, was voted for by Democrats exclusively for Mayor, in the recent charter election at Virginia City, a text for urging colored: ‘fen to vote the Democratic ticket. Negro suf. frage don’t appear to thesé “ Democrats half so black asthey pretend it. Latest advices from San Domingo show that the feeling of the people in favor of annexation to the United States is as strong.as ever, and that the opponents of President Bagz are as active as possible in endeavoring to stir up the elements of discord throughout the country. In Charlottesville, Va., recently, upon the return home of a party of young ladies and. gentlemen who had been) ‘port and Lower Lake. for the county séat, the people of Lakeport imported sume hundred persons fram Mendocino county, and carried the election in their favor by 80 votes. They also arrested citizens of Lower Lake on their way to the Lakeport polls, and held them in durance. Two men were killed in a barroom, Great excitement exists, atdthe county is in the hands of ajmob. A DAILY mail stage line will be run from Elko to Idaho hereafter. The new arrangement commenced on the ist of May.

a Rumors are rife of a remonstrance to in. be presented to the Governor, asking that the recent appointment of Directors for the Insane Asylum be revoked. practicing at a target With pistols, one); of them, Miss Eveline Goodloe, laughwas making some playful remark, when the pistol exploded accidentally, the ball passing directly through her heart, causing instant death. Tae Burp PreacueR—Wm. H. Milburn, one.of: the most eloquent preachers of. the country, is now delivering lectures in San Francisco, He has, besides lecturing in the principal cities of the United States and Europe, published several books, among them, has been blind from his youth. >. manele teenie . was a Senator, atid that c hb I he is. debarred from holding — se the gold dust . Hon, A. C. Bradford, , Judge of ‘the.18th th . proms be John held this: render it should place upon record our of his services a6 & John Roys by the prPrenly de that. his spirit is ht here, are now enjoying perfect happi. sj om in another airy dra) Sete ee ved, Kg ag of these tions be published i in the @CRIPT. NEVADA LICHT CUARD REGULAR On SATURDAY, May 28th, 1870, ingly pointed a pistol at herself, and . “The rifle, axe and saddle-bags.” He Tue Nova Scotia gold mines produced . of events, to remove from our our late worthy and and esteemed fellow Whereas, Ha ion relations long = acon bg the members of ompany peniaticn monies softened only th those who, having fought the good Resolved, That in his death we recognize . dau eitizer, & ht That ihe abeting evada Daily al ATTENTION i AGE eee TARGET Saeenes t frees SRMORY, In gerd to —_—* NEVADA CITY,, * At 10 oclock, A. M. Por the purpose of participating in the Annual Target Practice and Parade. — The Company Medal and OTHER PRIZES bate gion shot for. Regular Drills ‘aii take place at the Armory on WEDNESDAY ahd SATURDAY EVENNGS of each week. Every gy oF of the Company is exPatt By order JOHN A, LANCASTER, Captain Commanding. J. F. Cann, 0, 8. m5 while Mandevile ANNUAL PARADE. vious to ite appetrrante—t. “¢. on the 26th . a year ale tres How the yel-. of April—he designated the Pree Press. — Tak material f aiid Sal are . ae “ar the litigant paper for Mariposa county. . . Ek waite it cig rh rang os, oe z How is that Sor pa be under the control of Israel PRR Kea A, ABS Bow igh ConrLicrime Ormtons.—The Uni-. Crawford, formerly of San = tn this . ths 1 have taken (weatment. fro ermanent care m Dr. ie ane pleseant remedies lane sige sa — reget ‘ani five miles trom Elko and twelve miles . . gag i Y HA NDSBROUGH. reaping, eee Ser eaten eee azure ae seta et ecryehar that the was inthe wrong up Resolut aie, Lares fa bmg a very pad chee of to the moment of the collision. What was igravated ue an roid hurt, ab font aare ult of this conflict of opinion . Hall of Ponngylvanis vania Engine 10 C0,, Ho. 2, . . Dean omens ie ald of modielue of any ind, ill be {t $e difficalt to conjecture, bat . waxanas, 1s hes pleased, the Almighty . 1,7ould Mfurcfore advise the sick to call om. the Doctor at the earliest gpg elge and if ~~ their case is curable he w them, o: bk ed ts i sible ve oete dag gr 8) rings. 2 eertivins 8. z REINHART. San Jose, April 16th, 197 1870. ‘From the “Banner of f Light,""Boston, ‘Mase. of: ‘Iuly Wth, 1867, Pror. Roserts THe Maenzric Heatin.— The Louisville Journal of July 6th, contains certificates of cures by the ‘la, on of hands” through the instromentality of Prof. Roberts, which proves that his healer possesses ‘remarkabije healing powers. One certificate ‘issigned W. B. Latayette Street, LouSaetor Kentucky. Mr. L. "Testifies that his of age,who was with oa f a the vighe aren dt han: PRY & 8 0 right arm, an RAVING HAD THE USE OF 1 LM, until she was treated by Prof Roberts. } the use of both arm and hand in Jess Jess than five minutes time 1. The father : “God only knows how thanktul I am for 2 restoration of my’ ce rather the Aiving of her to use. fulness.” pte! those Liga skeptical and may wish to know the wrath may inquire . of him personally or by ks letter. MegauEnteu—Dr. "Roberts was kind enous to invite our a = witness one of bh marvellous of mesmeric power at pa office in the. peng enon House, ot Saturhe The pubgect Was § young Bee ie & been treating fer paralys lewer and who sonidos in this city. bg Doctor placed him under his nace + By at will, and whenever 80 wenleing Aegesres 2s of all faculties. He made hive unhpower. is body. required but a moment of time. The Doster possesses a degree of m and aie power in his "RS cas isrealy astonishing —Sn , April Be.izronts, Aus., May 18, 1868. This is to certify that [ have been afilicte with Spinal Disease for 1 poate I. am now Funder tof Prof, Roberts, and after taking five laateenin: I feel relieved ; ta ate pesting suey way aay. fee] gal or ge en He has asa me to ve mi backwards sist ixty: feet, when I was ~~ sting W my strength, and many other things ti ‘inns ‘thet’ aia not believe any man could do, (signed) Rgv. Samu’ P. Hancoce. Wonders will Never Cease ! More Cures Piowie Marysville. The following named rsons who have been treated by Animal Magnetiem and the Swedish Movement Cure Doctor. Roberte, comprise a at few of the many W.oDdertal cares w. ve been periormed by” the Doctor du po Sa vy ie eventful so nin our city,. .Many others who ng Bare benefited are not conesars Wm. Mellor, spinal and ncatia, re — in withering 0 of left.) FOR SALE, A TWO + S8EATED BREWsor Sale, it Re. M. A Nevs STER CARRIAGE ‘is offered rticucared in. sia, Sa chills and fever, cured wi igar, treat a = smiaiee sae et oan . u ty,) dys: chills and feverin two ‘weeks. Poise” Ma tie Pipes (Gouarestex acura a Wry be eet es cose pa two , yeere Se Eis. Cha Charles Sos Martelies (41 fuichioan Bar, y Sth, 1890. DR. ROBERTS, THE GREAT ~ MAGNETIC PF PHYSICIAN ENT CURE, a eshte Hotel, Grass Valicy, FOR THIRTY DAYS, ing JUNE 9th, 1870. rate of 640 kegs per day. 1869, a total of about $325,000 for the year 4 i MRA EE oe tf a ‘Two chiliren, Commencing TUESDAY, MAY 10th, and end-} we -.)epil severe case of ten Cal. ep s—never had a “fit” after red in two wee firet manpotic treatment by Dr. Roberts, al! lar treatment. TAKE NOTICE! * All you that are interested ! Avie otha ave Sambe Tarde meso ¥ ' Gawd they 44. O00. ih ta Mu. & DOE RSEES one hund been con on Wed: cupid in the ce hour, mé chant. and whil tion.rolk dust and had finis tions of walked themsel: never di of the i tain to t evening much si “went ou gathéri nately, : ferent t Wednes the pict ties am remnan have sa sions, a to have them.