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THE white Pine Compound.

sit was early In the spring OF "a that this
compound was oriRiLated. Amen Der OF my
family was ffllcted with an irritation OF lhe
throat attended with disagreeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
a preparation having for tts basis the inside
bark of white pine might be 20 compounded
as TO be very useful N diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value Oft in the case
alluded to. / compounded small quanuty
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gave It in teaspOonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within Two
days tue Irritation of the throat was renoy-
ed the cough subsidized md a speedy cure
was efIel ted. Soon after this, sent some TO
a lady in Londonderry, n. H., who had been
occssiored ~ a sudden cold, and had raised
mucous streaked with blood. she soon found
relief an sent for more. She took apout
ten ounces Of IL, and got well. ]. y. Clarks,
ESQ. ed tor Of the Manchester ally Mirror,
made a trial of the same preparation In the
case of a severe cold and was cured Imnoedl-
ately. Hewas SO highly pleased With tue re-
suits, and so confident OF success attending us
sales II placed before the public that ne
send il abroad TO penefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, hrSt advertised II undeI
the name of n hite Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where 1t took the lead OF all Lhe
cough remedies In the market, and " u
maintains that position. There is good rea-
son Tor this; IL Is very soothIng ana ne anng
in ITS nature; Is warming TO the stomach and
pleasant wlthal TO theLaste, and is exceed
1ngly cheap.
'.As a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrtvaled. II
was NOT oTteinated Tor that purpose, but
person in using 1t for cons was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF q
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. since
That accidental discovery many thousands
have used If for the same complaint and
have been completely cured. .,.,,, 4,
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Compound has taken the lead OF all
Cough remedies, as well as preparation for
tho en- Ki6nRV niff1CnlIie4S. IN every CITY,
town, vi lase and hamlet throughout the
New England States.
The remedy Is as safe and pleasant to take
as ii is etiectuRl.
The White Pine Compound,
PREPARED AT TIE
New England Botanical Depot,
BOSTON,
Under the Supervision OF Rev. ]. W. Poland
E..= snIa h. L HIN GLIIEH 4 Co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-21

Sore Throat, ODDS, Coughs, Diptheria, BTon-
chitis, Splitting of Blood, and PULMONARY AZ
lection g generally. Il IS a remarkable Re
ueSiy for Kidney Complaint-, diabetes, diff
ficulty OF Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-21
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Who have injured themselves by ces,s
practice, INDUCED in when alone, a habl ne
ouently learned from evil OmpauiOnE. a, A.
school, the effects OF which are nightly z
even when asleep, and, II not cured, Tzecs..
marriage Inn possible, ana destroys both LIZ
and body, should apply Immediately.
What = pity that young man, The holsG
hts country, the pride or his parents, shea
be sna'cned from all prospects and Ell -
mentS of lie by the couss quencs OF devil.
ting from tho path OF nature, anu indU gtnE
IN u certain secret habit. such persons E.l,i
before concentrating
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDESCE.
DIR. JORHsTOR,

Lett hand side going nom Baltimore Streets
few doors nom the corner. Fan not TO o.
serve the name and number.
SNO letters received unless post paid and
containing a stamp to be used on the repiy
Persons whiting snould state age. and szE4
portion Of advertisement describing syr!.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-17
THE FINANCIAL PROSPECT.

About the time of McClellan's nom
ination greenbacks went down to forty
cents. The Copperheads were the
" bears" Just after Grants GROWING
victory at Appomattox, the currency
went up to eighty cents on the dollar.
Immediately succeeding the develope-
ment of Johnson's " Policy" green
backs began to waver and decline
barely holding their own, during the
past two years and a half, at 20 cents.
When, the other day, We got the good
news from Maine, legal tenders went
up to II and - cents and now, with
the glad tilings before US Of Republican
triumph3 in the great central States Of
the East they are advancing again. On
the 4th of March next when Grant will
be inaugurated President of the United
States, the people, remembering his
motto, &" Let US have Peace" will
evince their increased confidence in the
stability and security Of the Republic
by placing a value upon their green
backs such as is felt by creditors who
are assured of the ultimate payment in
full of all their dues Elect Grant and
the fnancia! question is settled in favor
of the country and its creditors.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-17

THE GHsAT IRJsa M9vsMgNT in New
York and elsewhere throughout the
country in favor of Grant and Colfax is
one of the startling characters Of
The present canpsign. The Boston
Pilot, the leading Roman Catholic OF
gan il the United Safes, makes an in
dignant denial of the Eaow Nothing
charges which lying Democrats have
fabricated to the prejudice Of Coltax.
. The Irish People > newspaper, here
iofJre Democratic sheet, has bau!ed
down the names Of SoyuoIr and Blair
and hoiste1 the names of Grant ard
Co,fax. That paper is elistd by
0Nahorv, the late Head Center Of the
Fepian org snize:ioa. james 7. Brady,
the leading Irish lawyer of New York,
has authorized the Sun to make the
statement Ct his allegiance 10 the Re-
publican cause. There IS 10 mistaking
the facts. The intelligent men of Irish
descent are leaving the Democratic
party. The work Of Republican Con
gress performed in justice to cur nat
ural:zel cl..ze0s is beginning to have
lis rightfuI etr,c.. Senator CONFESS,
native Of Ireland, is Go.ns s,t@t se:
vice for the cause il New York. In
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-17
& REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR ELECTED
IN INDIANA.

The latest returns from the Indiana
election, put US in possession If tie
highly gratifying fact that Baker, the
Republican Candidate for Governor,
has bee raacted bF i majority ranging
from one thousand TO two tholsond over
Hendricks, and his Ka-ktpx friends
from Kentucky. Considering the poiu-
larry il his party, Of Hendricks, and
the desperate and infamous means used
TO secure his election, this is a splendid
triumph Of the loyal Hoos:ers. tbs
indicates majority for Grant and Coifaz
in November; Of not less than lO,cQ0
Then, Colfa1's great popularity VIII nil
the efforts Of or friends and thea, too
the colonizers from across the river vii,
be recalled, TO assist Bascorn and Pc
gram to carry the . Cross Roads, and
other Kentucky precincts for Seymour
and Blair. The prediction is well war
ran,ed that Grant VIII carry every
Northern State not excepting New
Jersey.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

| From the Gold Hill News of last evening.
PHILADELPHIA, October 15.-Revised ia
bles of the majorities so far as received, re-
duce the Republican majority to 1851. The
Democrats estimate Republican majority a
about 5000. Another dispatch says the Re
publican State Central Committee fix theil
majority at 10, 6G5.
Dispatches from Indiana County, Pennsyl
vania, make Covode's majority in the Twenty
first Congressional District s.. Lebanon
County gives Cake for Congress LAS, and
his election is sure by 32j majority.
CHICAGO, October l5-l0 p. MA. II
Conner, Chairman Of the Indiana Republican
State Contra. Committee, telegraphs at p
NJ. that Baker is elected by from 200 to 2, 00U
majority.
HAVANA, October 2i-All disturbances are
suppressed, and the Island is perfectly quiet.
Ad,ices from Porto Rico state that all is
quiet.
Boston, October 1j.-Oakes Ames is
nominated by the Republicans in the Second
District, for reelection TO Congress.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-General Han
cock arrived here to-day. His health is much
improved, though he sill suffers from wounds
received III the late war.
MADRID, October lj.-Forty-eight cities,
being all the administrative cities, adhere to
the Junta.
LONDON, October IA joint commission
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FROM SAC2AEESTO

From the sIl H.ANow, of last evening"
SACRAMENTO, October l6.-The Union
demonstration last night was the grandest
aI.t, most brilliant that ever took place in
this city. 1890 torches were provided BY
the committee, which lumber proved insult
foeut for tie d-mand. There were also
go tgansg4rcncics il the procession,
Which contained upward CT , 900 persons.
\ salute OF l4t guns was fired.
The Democratic meeting in front of the
G 4'den Eagle Hotel was a complete failure
Two shock, Of al earthquake were felt in
this city on wednesday night-one at 1880
and a heavier one at 11.2j. The motion
was from cast TO west.
Nat. Boyce has been appointed Assistant
A&jutant General Of it,rIia, rice w. W.
Elliott, resigned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-17

GRANTS FAREWELL ADDRESS TO HIS
A4.sY.-rhe general order of General Grant,
addressed to the soldiers Of the United States
when.Ae war was over, will now be read with
interest Here It is:
"S1LDIrl2s or THE ARMIES OF THE Uni
TED STATls-By your patriotic devotion to
vour country III the hour of danger and
alarm. your magnificent fighting, bravery and
endurance, you have maintained the supre-
macy Of the Union and the Constitution,
overthrowu al armed opposition to the en-
forcement of the laws and the proclamation
forever aboiishing slavery-the cause and
gretext Of the rcbel.ion-and opened the
...s 10 tne rightful authorities to restore order
and inauguTtte peace On permanent ana
75.G iring basis on every foot of American
III. Your marches, sc!geS and battles, IN
distance. duration, resolution and bII4uincy
Of results. dim ne luSter OF the worlds past
military achievements, and Will be the patrl-
OTIS precedent in defense Of liberty ana right
in all time to come. In obedience to your
country's call, you left your homes and fami-
lies. and volunteered IN her defense. Victory
has crowned youi valDr, aud secured the pnr-
pose of your patriotic hearts; and with the
Gratitude Of your c)untrymen,and the highest
honorS a great aud free nation can accord.
YOU will soon be permitted to return to your
homes and families, conscious of having dis
charged the highcs. duty of American citi-
zens. To achieve these glorious triumphs,
and secure to yourself, fellow-countrymen,
and posterity, the blessings of free institu-
lions, tens of thousands OF your gallant COM
rades have fallen, and sealed the priceless
leg icy with their blood. The graves OF these
a grateful nation bedews with tears, honors
their memories, and will ever cherish and
support their stricken families
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7a.TF1ua AND RESOLUTIONS
Nevada Unior state C2--ert;o-.

Res9ief, Tha: the Union Republican
Convention OF the State Of Nevada endorse
Inc additionally the platform adopted by the
National Convention OF the Union Republic
An party az Caica 70, May ZU.h, 1865.
E-sgite%, That l. 5. Grant, the -r-at cap
an. having lead ctr armies on to victory
against the enemies Of car government, Ne
recognize in hiln the props. leader tie lead
tie great armies Of Union votes t. victory
q. tn 81 day of November next.
R.soir,I, That in SCHUYLER Go.ftX re rec
o-n;ze a firm, consistent patriot, tue friend
%. tcs Pacific Coast, q W.sc statesman, ana
one who in the councils Of the nation secJLI-
j tie efforts of his caief upon the field.
Rs ytcei, That on this, the anniversary Of
Mexican independence, we Congratulate our
sister republic that by the bravery q her re0-
pc they have obtained their present position
a.n9ng the Republics OF tn world; ana that
ne sympathy of true Uniou men Is with
cverv people, everywhere, who are struggling
~ thai. liberties.
R.s0 rcd, That being, as a party II favor
- OF Intelligent suffrage only, We heartily
sadnrse the action Of cur National Conven-
r.on III il position Of leaving to NeTa1a and
n. o,her loyal States the undieputed right to
regulate the question Of suffrage fox them
S,ives-
Rsgc.re1, That ue have undated conf
lencs ia the constancv, Conscience and cour-
age. the power. patriotism and purpose Of the
people Of the Uuited States, who, in war and
peace, have thus far proved themselves equal
to every emergency, and will SO continue to
the eud.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-17

\ RETCBLIc4N a4., q TOO Senators
results from the late elections in Penn
sylyauia and Indiana-the Legislatures
Of both these States being governed by
rnai9ri;ies in our favor. This will give
Us Senator from Pennsylvania in place
of Buc!,s}ew, whose term expires on the
4th of March next ,saad one from Indiana
in place of Hendricks, whose term also
expires at that time. There IS 10 room
Tor Goubs tina. 80 the Radicals " viii con-
thine to have 4 two thirds majority in
both branches of Congress.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-17

GORHAN AND NALLACF.-An INN Sc
crowd gathered together TO hear the above
named speakers. list Friday evening The
best of preparations had been made by the
two parties to make the affair success. The
speakers were escorted int town and intro
duced 10 the multitude and received with
cheers. Both parties We'd with each other in
keeping order and doCorum, and only one or
Nv L iNCbriated elements disturbed the meet
ing. The zig flag was spread, and bonEges
lighted in front Of the Union HOUSE. The
speeches of the two have been So often re-
ported that we omit that portion and vii.
simply say, that we were disappointed IL
Jotk speakers. Mr.. Wallace was not as big
gun as was expected. and Mr.. G lrhau has
advanced to a first class stump speaker, and
what is more, he is a tough debator. Having
the right side Of the question he cf course
had great advantage, but even handed. with
question equally poised, he would hold Mr..
Wallace even in argument, though not a
easy speaker. The Republicans were more
tLan satisfied with their side of The questio !.
and Mr.. Gorham has received many high
enconiumS from his party Since FTid wight
Ir the Democrats are pleased with the dis
cussion Of their side, then both parties are
satisfied. Our candid Judgment is that the
Democratic cause suffered materially at tie
mental encounter. Both parties received
their speakers with enthusiasm and chegIet
their candidates vociferOusly, but the true
ring Ct success was all with the Union boys,
for theirs was mere the shout Of victory Won,
than a conflict begun. The Union mer Of
this vicinity -tturn Mr.. Gogham their sincere
thanks for his able efeIse.-Ghtc0 COtTQ,tt.
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sA. FRANCISCO DISPATCH.

Prom the Gold Hi News Of last evening"
SAN FRANCISCO, October lG-l.30 p. NJ.
No later election news from the East.
Mr.. Chase, Democratic ex-member Of
the Legislature from this city, has come out
for Grant ana Colf4x.
The Republicans propose to have grand
torchlight procession Friday night.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-17

Nor AcCEPTED.-When the proposition
to expel the colored members ofthe GeorLia
was pending, H, NJ. Turner (colored) got the
floor and spoke with great force and elo-
quence for three hours. " Now" said he.
- l will make the proposition to every mem
Der of this House, that viii read the bib.e
in more languages than you can, If you Will
agree to leave this hall, or l viii 90 ont il
you can read it in more languages than |
can" The o4er vas not accepted, and Iur
ner was expelled.
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A YOUNG man named Neck, was recently
married to a Miss Heels. They are therefore
tied Neck and Heels together.
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MARRIED

IN Carson City. on the 18th inst, by Rev. 4.
n. Fisher. Nelson $toutonlire 10 Miss Rose Tai
terrc both Of tlis city.
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toy Sheriff.. T. SHIFT
F'9, County C4ak.......T. J. EDiI4hO>
For Comfy Treasurer. III. S. NfS0N
F.y County Rec0rder... D. KING, s.
Tor County Assessor.......G ". CHEDN
Fer District attorney. sill. {. benson
For .Slgt. Po5. ScAooIs. .CH4S. N4RTIN
For County Surrey0r. 4. CHASE
=, FaJIc Admiiliytrat9r....H II. II. BENCE
7, County Commissioners:
y. Z lie, 4. B. DRIESBfCE,
S. L. JONES.
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$3.50 r E W 4 r D

V'HF ABOVE REWARD Is OFFERED FOR
/ the
Recovery of the Articles of Clothing
Which were STOLEN from the store Of the un-
der,igned on the night of Wednesday, Octobe"
Ia, 1868. JOSEPH RQSENSTOCA.
Carson, October II, 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-17

-.r- flowing named gentlemen constitute
IL l.ina state Central Committee: Charles T..
Belong. Chairman; c. c. Bstte-man, Secretary
i. VI Hoyt Fred. Furth, J. e. McCiinton. ". 4
B1UrI.., John WATSON, J. NJ Nondw IN, J. :
s..---,l. Thomas Wren. c B. Zabrislie, +. il
Kennedy, Vi. Fuller. frank Tt-liaG,,e, James ;.
.::.--ri md J. 7. Hickey, !. T. Jones, y. A Il.
Id Jl4l.. c. Lewis and !. IL kiIlh cad
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Empire Township Nominate ons:

FOR Justice If the Peace.......L NORRIS
r. U4RkINS
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IL Z !, wing naE-f gentlemen are members q
t.e oa---Ly County Uhiun Ce.'rtL Committee:
I-4.l L NiGIlc]s. Citirl.sti!; George ellis II,
So eta-y: :. Z. Jones. VI. l. heyser, L. NJ
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ORNISBY COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET

Eyr Stlts Seaator. II. BROVN
For the ASSEMBLY,:
~. c. WRIGHT, IT. Il. CORBETT'
JOIN HANSON.
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Carson Township Nominations
EorJ .stice Of tie Peace. .-......i. TiIiZ
x. Ca5.s1lji. billiard
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va D
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B7.eUit6eS.

-
The window glass in A. T. Stewards new store
~ cost S60, 900. He employs 800 people,
Every State which has voted since Grant
nomination, has made Democratic gains
NEGRO doctor has been appointed for the
poor white people of the Fifth Ward, Washmg-
ton.
Victor Emmanuel has made general OF victor
Guerson, who was member OF tne W o. ~
signal corps.
Horace Greeley says: $50 far from our success
being assured, General Grant Is IN imminent
peril of defeat, e#s-t
THE ratio of gain made by the Democrats IN
Maine. will give Seymour more than t"o-tnlruS
of the Electoral votes.
The Tobacco, fodder and buckwheat have neen
considerably injured by frost IN Montgomery
Floyd and Carroll counties, w.
The St: Louis Democrat (Radical) states the
number Of white persons dlsfranchlseo III i"i'
souri, at between 20, 900 and %, O0o
New Jersey this year will election Democrauc
Coneressmen and Democratic Senator III pia'0
of Impeacher Freiinghuysen.
A learned German has discovered that inc
earthly portion of the Earth is shrinking. anu
declares that we will all be under water soon' VI
bust
There is a man in Milan, reported TO oe 90,
and still in good health, who has married ms
fourth time and presented his thlrty-hrst chllo
for baptism
A Radical paper says the reason Grant don, It
say anything is because he don't REL MS oals.
Rnt # can't DENY that he don't feel his rye ecca-
sionally. n} f 81. NJ.
1t is stated that Brigham Young has given or
aers tn have every member of the Mormon church
accommodated who deals with gentle or
purchases of an outsider.
An Arkansas paper says land is selling there
at from three to five cents an acre, and you have
to look sharp or they will smuggle an extra forty
acres into any farm you buy without your know
ing it.
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Pianos.

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None but the best seasoned material is used in
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