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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20

All in affiiction can fnd iu him who can feel
and sin,pathize with, an befriend them in trouble
one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed Cvnsultat on (By Letter or Oiherwiee)
FREE Seeaddres- below.
The tele brated Fem ale Remedies.
Compounded from the pirate prescriptions of Or.
Yonng have now obtained a most extended p"pn
arity, and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and surest remedies for the COM lants for whicir
they are applied. The constantly accrulng testl'
monials of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
-minently superior to their action.
No laly should be without these Ren9vaflng
Agents. None genuine unless procured at TINS
office. Sent by mail Express to any part OF the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Greatest Discovery Of this or any other -ige
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.
These powders will be found of essential value u
those whuse means. health, or other crcumstan
ces do not permit them to ncreuse the number OF
their family without Inconvenience, suffering. and
perhaps risk of life This preparation Is new safe,
iniall bic. convenient and simple and cann"ti''
jnre the health of the most dencare. II cur tails
no privileges, but gives strength and vigor. Nor
ally con idered it is If he hgh-s: utility, and sus
ttined by he souniest principles # pruhen and
virtue. Their should he avoided at certain
times Price $40 box Sent TO any part Of the
oast p rf.ctly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express. addressed
to BENZ JosEELYN NJ.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-20

In Syphiiis And it, aijuhcts, GonnOrI hpa and
a-colnp.n, IN Diseases; all disorders 4 the Biad-
der, kiiness anu pusttte; oinnal Weakness;
Diseases ui the Heart ana Lnngs: Dyspepsia; Indi-
eestion. LAMP ,teney, incipient Consumption, and
all disease- J the unary urysRs in -ither sex cure
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$1,000 r E w A r d !
STATE Of NEVADA:
EXECUTIVE DETACHMENT

EXECUTIVE DETACHMENT {
DT VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY N NE
ID vested, by the Con-t'tution ard laws If e.
vaia ]. Theodore D Edwards, AcIing Governor
If saii state, do hereby offer "A rewud 10 be paid
by said State, of ONE TIL HDiSN D DOLLARS, IA
gold in Of the United states, for the a rest and
conv ction of the Murderer. any one of the
mnrderers, # Mrs. Prise Liza VILE RID, VIII
was killed by some person p' rsous Unknown.
near Clear Greek, at her resi- ience in urnshy
G unity, Nevaia, on tie 6th uay Of July, D.
1869.
49,. In testimony whereof | nave here
{ ! unto set my hand and caused To- b..
: SEAL affixed the Great >eal uf the Stare If
[ J Nevada. Done at Carson City, July
~0-- 2lst, 4 D. IS Q.
THEODDhE D. EDWAEDs
Attest: Acting Governor ui Nevada.
N0rEwARE Secretary # STAT.
BY CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy IF
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20 BENZ F JUsEELGN Vt. D
E K O "A G h bn ar .

Ut, EN'LE NVN III FILL>.
These PILL ara now ~ ku wle6ged b, the Mefi-
cal Fraternity to be the only safe mild and effi-
cacinus remedy 20 be depeud-' on in long : aning
cases o suppressien irreguarity, r -topping %
thr functions Of nature the neglect of which is
the source of such deplorahlr effects The female
frame. In no -huu these Piil- he ken
when the patient has reas, n t. briIe,e she is
ENcIE rE. Price s.. Remit the amount as above
and they will he orwar.led with FIJI dir, ctions
use, CURED At HOME.
Patients residing in anv part Of the State how
ever distant VIII" may desire medical afvIce on
their re- pective cases, and VIII" think roper sub
init written statement nf such prefer ence. to
holding personal interview are assured that their
= -""ication- vii he held mos, -nrred.
-.u ..:t-r- ami money rms b. addressed
RENJ. +. JiSSELYN, VI. D. rstamy
6ls Sacramento street
between Mon gomery nj kearney,
bP San Francisco. Cal
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$500 K / W A K D |!

CARSON CITY, OHN BY COUNTY,
August ,, Is .
'I'HE BOARD OF COUNTY roNuIS- IoNERS
l of 0rmshy County hereby uffrr Il REWARD
Of FIVE iiU DRED tS5du) DOLLAR to lie pud
rs other Indebtedness of sail county is Irld frr
the arrest ard convict Of the mUr any
of the niurierers of NJ Prise La li,orI, VII
was led near lear Greek, at her re idefce IN
ornsby Cpunty, Nevada, ou the tti day of Jul =,
A u. 1869. By order OF the Bnsrt.
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
By r. r. PARKISScs. Dtint, au&'f
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'l,IlIS CELE BRATED INSTITUTE
has enjoyed this Cast uninterrupted
euccess Of eighteen years and has become one of
the m 81 celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received ami cured
place 1t poirt of number If patients among the
first of the world and the success OF its treat
second 10 l.sne
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-04

Cows-GRow CORN FoDpER.-A cor
respondent writing to the Canada Far
nacr says that he keeps a dairy of TWEEN
ty-siX cows, the milk Of which is dispos-
ed of at cheese factory: that last June
he sowed All acre of corn in drills, and
commenced cutting and feeding to the
cows daily the first Of July. When the
September rains came on he omitted
the corn feeding four days. and the result
was diminution of fifty two pounds Of
milk per day. The corn feeding was
again resumed, and in four days the
COWS gave their customary quantity of
milk. The increased flow of milk doub-
~ paid the cos; Of feed given This is
an important fact. and should induce
dairy men to provide this kind of nour-
ishment for their stock at Il season of the
year when pa>tnrage is short. In fact
it would seem that the former may be
protitably substituted tor the latter un-
der any or all circumstances, rs the yield
of green corn fodder TO the acre is very
great, and the cost of producing it com
paratively light
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Philosophy ofSaW Filing.

The editor of the Hearth and Home
/ gives this instruction:
The philosophy of putting any kind OF
II saw in order consists Of having the
very points ofall the teeth range a. per-
fectIy as may be practicable. When
one tooth is Only trife longer than
two or three on either side Of it, too
much is required Of it. When ten men
of unequal stature are required to carry
stick of timber on their shoulders, the
taller ones must bear all the burden
While the short men do nothing This
illustrates the case precisely in regard to
saw teeth OF unequal lengths. When a
lew teeth are 50 much longer than those
on each side of them, the points take
such rank hold OF the wood that the
SAW Jumps, and the teeth do not cut a
true kert. Tins requires more power to
work the saw, and the teeth will not cut
=" smoothly, so easily, nor SO fast As if
ali the points were of u uniform length,
aud all were standing in rows. "A.
silaiSht rs mathematical line. When
the teeth OF good saw are properly set.
ana correctly filed and whetted, "A saw
wa ioIi ttlIph-h u btlaTI Ike i warm
Knife blade through cold butter.
10 put a saw in order, secure the blade
IN the saw clamps; joint the points true
with flat file. then file the points 10
sharp edge. And always file where
there Is sufficient light Ia enab.e wa Ia
see the points distinctly. Be exceeding
~ careful To stop filing as soon a. the
t"'ih /, lied 10 perfect point. One
thrust with the file after tooth las
been brought 10 complete edge will
shorten 1t, put Il saw out of order lust in
proportion "a the point j. fled oil I,e,
the points he set uniformly. and only q
iitt.e. '1o over the teeth with All Oh
file, TO give them more perfect cutting
edge. Then lay the blade fatty on
>n""tA board, and pass fine gri;tei
milestone along the sides OF the Ipint.
To remove tie "lTy edge, and u give
the teeth a file cl.t.u, ..e g prac:I-
cable.
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Two Horses Drawing Plow Dis
appear into the Earth

We clip 'he following from the Knox
vile Press uai Hera'd:
On Saturday morning, the 18th inst,
~ Mr.. Glenn, of New Market, jefferson
county, tennessee, was engaged blow
ing on n side hin on the farm of Mr.
Hall, half mile from New Market he
suddenly perceived his team Of horses
disappear into the ground beneath. leay-
ing the pillow aud harness on terra tirma
Upon examination he discovered that
the ground had given away under the
h'nd feet of the horses, thus "skinninrr
the harness over their heads as the dumb
beasts sank into the bowels Of Oh, earth
One of tie horses was buried SOM.
eighteen or twenty feet deep. and of
course, died instantly from sufrncation.
the other remained in sight about twelve
feet below the surface. Mr.. Glenn and
his son, who also witnessed the occur
renee, attempted to save the living ami
mai by descending into the cavity, but
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craft" to wondering throng at shilling
head. Among the relics was a saucer
full, more or less, Of pins taken from
arms, stomachs, ETC., Of the bewitched
victims. This was rare chance for
one Of the astonished who was PIN
maker. He gave close squint at the
pins and opened his eyes very wide.-
"Do you say that these pins were taken
from the unfortunate victims OF witch
craft at Salem?" solemn!y inquired the
pin man "Of course they were; and
what do you ask that question for:" re-
sponded the Snowman. because fnd
one little obstacle to my faith in your
story" rejoined the pin man. "Solid
headed pins were not invented until at
ter Salem witchcraft" Moral-Show-
men Of relies should consult antiquarians
aud experts when getting up" their
stock.
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Original Notice.

Ring safeniss, j district Court Of Ccdai
against county, Iowa. Jun,
Sally atatla ssadswiekS Term, i4,o. ''">
ItJ SALTY MARIA sLH1WfCk, Dcfcndant
sitt afH Hrf.ty notified that there Is now
~ Mia u, ibs office ~ the Clerk Of the District
i.Hf., ~ AMI fof tho county OF Cedar In the
state ~ Iowa. 4 petition Of King Scdgwick
PtaihtiHl "lhi ming IT you divorce from the
binds ~ tiIifilmDny heretofore existing he
tNHrh yot ana piaintin, on the ground ol Will.
~ d.aariion by you for more than two wears
last past. "
NOW unless You appear to said petition md
defend thereto nt or before noon OF the second
day OF the next term OF said Court. to be begun
day Of June. 1882 n defnuit will be cntera,i
against you and judgment rendered thereon
III accordance with the prayer Of said pct itton.
%. NV. BULL,
hsWt Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE Is hereby given that tho un,trrsign.
~ ed. guardians of minor heirs of James AZ
JeiIrieS Will sell NJ auet Ion, on saturday Match
9TH, 1852 ut one o'clock y. m. of aAid daa. ~,
me premises. NJ the hanse now rnruhlaj ht
following renl aathtr thr satnH haiHa The JAtls
rcs estate, the n. ~ u INV ~ ~ eAa ", u ~ u
range w. I'll, T. M H,ia n paft ntu+ - III il,
qr OF said r"uti,,, township atii fat,ea sa,tt,
about " acres, anu the following arcfytisa.j
lhhh, tpwlt commencing ~ nw s,tt ~ ~ -.
~ ~ sees ~ nf"ftsali. thence tnn,,ine sas, u,
i"at. themes s,t,th ~ ,gls, iht.aa ~as. NJ ,,fJs
sh.h'e north ~ t'is. continuing sietf. jaetAs,
terms mails tH'tYn ~ EH* m s4ie.
IHuAett FtyFffttfh,I
IVA ~ ihftsAAErl,
AfbA " GAfts Guard 'its.
srl JfItf1 Il tttGIestJN.
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Pins.

The pin machine is one IF the closest
approaches that mechanics have made
to the dexterity of the human hand. A
small machine about the hight and size
ola iaiy's sewing machine, only strong
or stands before you. On the back SIDE
light belt deseends from the long shaft
at the ceiling that drive. all the ma.
chimes, ranged in rows on the floor
On the left side Of our machine hangs
Oh peg small reel Of wire, that has
been Strengthened 10y running through a
compound system Of small rollers.
This wire descends and the end of it
enters the machine. This is the food
consumed by this snapp>h, voracious
little dwarf lie pulls it in and bites
1t off by inches, ipce>santly one'hun6r, ii
and forty bites to the minute. Jus, as
he siezes each bite a saucy little ham,
mer. with cancave face, hits the end @ f
1t three taps and "upsets" it to head
while he gripes it In y counter sunk hole
between his teeth. With an outward
thrust ofthc tongue he then lays the pin
sideways in little groove across the
rim of small wheel that slowly revolt
YES just under his nose. BY the exter.
nal pressure Of a stationary hoop these
pins roll in their places, as they are car
ried under two series ofsmall files, three
in each. These files grow finer toward
the end OF the series. They lie at a
slight inclination on the points OF the
pins, and by a series Of cams, levers and
springs are made to ply like lightning.
Thus, the pins are pointed and dropped
IN little shower into box. Twenty
eight pounds ofpins il days work
for one Of these jerking little automa-
tons. Forty machines on this floor
make five hundred and sixty pounds of
pins daily. These are then polished.
Two very intelligent machines reject
every crooked pin, even the slightest ir-
regularity of form beng detected.
Another automa.on asserts half a
dozen length in as many boxes, all at
once and Unerringly. when n careless
operator has mixed the contents of boye,
from various machine. Lastly, a per
feet genius Of machine hangs the pins
by the head in an irclincd platform
through as many "slots' as there are
pins in row OH the papers. The slots
converge into tho exact space spanning
The length OF a row. Under them runs
he strips of pin paper. A hand like
BART Of the machine catches one pin
rom each Of the slots as it falls. and by
ne movement sticks them all through
wo corrugated ridges in The paper, from
which they are to be picked b. tapor
myers In boudoirs, and all sorts Of h.-
1an fingers in all sorts Of human cir
ums;anccs. Thus you have its gene
=.
.Tall and slender, straight and thin.
Pretty. little. useful PIN"
4 beautiful Yankee trick was once ex-
,sed by those modern Yankee pins. 4
It prescriptions antiquary was dis
aging the relics Of the ":Salem Witch
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he earth kept giving way beneath them,

the earth kept giving way beneath them
and they were soon unable to save them
selves, and were rescued from their per-
ilous position by neighbors whom thei'
cries brought to the scene. Both Of the
horses were lost.
The cavity is circular, and twenty feet
In diameter. The dirt and horses fill
the center, while on each side 10 . large
flssure, into which logs have been
thrown, disappearing from view. and it
has been found impossible to fill the
cavities. There are no rocks or stones
to be seen, yet the whole side seems to
be mere crust, beneath which Is ali
unfathomablea abyss.
The citizens are making vigorous ex-
ertions to reach the mysterious cavern,
aud we hope to be able, i'm day or two,
to announce the result Of their explora-
tons. The conjectures regarding the
affair are various. Some declare their
belief that the singular disappearance OF
the school fund, and various other funds,
will probably be unearthed as = result of
the exploring party. Others assert that
the headquarters of the ku-klux will
be discovered; that Barmore will come
to light; that the cavity is one of the sta
lions Of the under ground railroad and
grape vine telegraph line, etc.
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Curious History Of q Remarkable
Maidstone,

Curious History Of Remarkable
Maidstone.
For the first time in our life VIC saw
yesterday = genuine mad stone, and
heard Its history from the owner, who
inherited it from his father. The fortu.
nate possessor Is Colonel b. Lee Milan,
Waterford County, Mississippi. Col.
onel Milan is a prominent citizen OF
Of his county, and his statements set at
rest any doubts which we may have
had about the efficacy Of the mad stone
IN curing the bites Of mad dogs, cats,
snakes, spiders, or other venomous an
FINALS or insects. Colonel Lee Milan Is
anative Of Madison County, North Al
ALBANIA. from whence he removed in. 1885.
The family came from Virginia, and
the Colonel inherits also his middle
name. being second cousin Of General
Robert +. Lee.
The mad stone in his possession Is
about the size Of . hens egg; rs heavy a.
% much brick and rather more porous,
and il OF a light clayish color. One end
II fiat, rs II It had been sawed Of. and
grain runs through the stone from end
to end, as II II had, Ia some former age.
been % much wood or bone. AboHt
my years ago this stone Wa split III
three or four pieces. but was carefully
fastened together with : wire, which
still performs It's Office. The stone was
brought from China, In the yeas 1910,
by DR.. Baker. The doctor died III few |
years, and the stone was sold ct public
sale among his other property. Mr.. Jar
Wis Milan, the Colonel's father, was
the purchaser and at his death he will
ed the stone to the present owner, with
the condition tina: all the family should
have the use of 1t rs often rs necessary,
free Of charged
As to its virtues, Colonel Lee Milan
states it has been applied with success
In over one thous and cases, aud has on.
~ failed twice, and in those the parts
affected could not be successfully reach
cd. He has used it himself over two
hundred and fifty times. When appli-
ed 1t adhercs as if by suction, and usual
~ remains on ten or twelve hours
When the poison is all extracted the
stone fall off During the process a very
offensive stencil fills the room, making
the air sickening in the extreme. The
stone is then soaked in warm water
from twenty four to thirty six hours,
when it becomes ccansed and is again
ready for use. Colonel Milan assures
us he can cure any case of dog snake or
other bite where madness or dissolution
has not actually set in. Cures hava
been effected even rs long as two weeks
after the bit Last week the stone
was used successfully in several cases.
1t Is known for many leagues around
and the people come from far and near
to be healed.
Colonel Milan has been offered five
thousand dollars for this wonderful
stone but always refuses the proposition.
lie said yesterday, play fully, that he
might sell it for ten thousand dollars if
She buyer would promise to always al
low him to use it. Great is maidstone.
We are converted. What says the med
Ical worldn
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what have you done with your doll,
Amy" Lock it up, papa Going to
Keep 1t for my 'itty girl, when get big
just like mamma 'Ah! but suppose you
have none::' Never mind; I'll give it
to my g'an-child.'
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DUNCAN'S MASONIC RITUAL
AND MONITOR,

AMI
Or. Guide To the Three symbolic Degrees Of the An
Gent TX Rte. Entered Apprentice. Fellow Crait
ami Master Mason. And Ia til" Degrees Of Marx
Nh>tvE. Past Master Most Excellent Master and the
Royal Arch. r. MALCOLM G. DUNCAN. Explained
cravings This valuah!e book contains all the lectures
and work Of the Lodge, and with the aid OF it anv
!.G-sT Ia !. short Time become qualified TO rsLa
the chair As Master Of the Lodge" = is entirely differ
emf from any other Masonic Il * hereto ,r. i,ut ;s
ri Ba:ad In cloth. price > -: leather tucks pncSet
r-Fa >'te wh gilt edges, - copies saat fre-. Of tr
A-"- ~sDd cash orders to l. r. ILi EEAIp Box e-s
S-H NIX i't,ialf;ce.
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I)RnBATE NOTICE.-Noticc Ia hereby piven
!. that the final report Of Elizur (;oodaia
Guardian OF Susan Woodling flied on the sth
nny 81 F.traary. 1861, In tho Circuit Court In
hrnring at the April term. 1869, OF said Court.
M M u no suflcient objection be then made
s snns e"arI,an VIII he finally discharged.
t"s "M' ELLIOTT, Clerk Circuit Court.
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HE STRAIGHT OF I've overheard
a conversation, recently. between two
little urchins, which for its intelligence.
we consider good. One Of the bows i,
appears, had been engaged in mortal
combat with companion. and was re-
iatlng how The thing occurred" Said
he:
IN tell YOU how it was. You see
Bill and me went down to Turner. to.
bacc1 factory TO fish Off that old boat,
bat We didn't catch any: got one bite
ana Bill told me 10 scratch, but | didn't,
Wen, felt i'll my pocket and found.my
knife, aud it was gone, and said To Bill
you stole my knife, aud he said | was
another, and said 90 there Yourself
aud he said it was no such a thing and
said he was liar and | could wnjn
HIM ii | was higger'n him, and he said
he'd rock me to sleep mother. and said
lie was bigger one, and he said revcr
had the measles, and l said to hin, 10
fork over that knife, aud he said he
couldn't see the fork aud said I'd fix
him for tombstone at Nolk's, and lie
said my grandmother wa. no gentleman,
and said he darsent take it up. but he
did, you bet, you never-weH you never
did-then ! got up again, and said lie
was too much afraid TO do it again. aud
he trif to, but he didn't and grabbed
him and threw him down on top Of me
Ike several bricks, and tell you it beat
ail-and SO did he, and my little dog got
behind Bill and bit him, aud Bill kick
ed at the dog, and the dog ran, and | ran
after the dog to fetch him back and
didht catch him till go. clear home,
and III whip more yet. Say, is my eye
very black?"
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