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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-29

1A1aInoHIAL ADvAHcEs.-The Rev
Dr.. Bsshnsll, In bis new book, "Th'
Reform Aginst Nature" writes on thi'
subject - follows:
| There is one matter where a genuine
reform would accomplish more fol
women, as verify believe, and take
them out of the corner that now pinch.
% them great deal more certainly
than to give them right Of suffrage
and Of civil office; having also the
further advantage, that it would give
them a more open way TO the proper
made, instead Of taking them of into
quasi battles with men for points OF
precedence and prerogatives of gov
eminent which do not belong TO them
and never can. speak here Of re.
form that takes off or somehow loosens
the embargo on women, as respects
advances toward marriage. The as
sumption now is that women must be
FIRST lassoed and taken, courted long
and skilltully then and almost to the
death, before they can venture an ap-
quered then, they must not be had, and
they must take this ground themselves.
On one side there must be q close
fence of prudery, hard as possible to
get over, and on the other, the man
who will try must 60 to it bravely,
which. for bis modesty, is likely to be
quite impossible Full three quarters
of the men who get stuck in their
bachelor life and are never married,
are, in fact, the most Unborn adorers OF
women such as never in their lives
can muster courage for any advance,
jus, because the shrine they look upon
has too mnch divinity in it for their
mortal approach. OF course it will
not do for unmarried women to put
themselves in way of being suitors to
men. That kind of suitorship would
even be An offense, and raise a sense of
revulsion nobody would recommend to
women that they get over their mod
esty, but the almost chronic striugency
OF what are called good manners 10
this matter might be relaxed, without
real improperly and with great advan-
,age. The present iron-clad modesiy,
winch is simple ridiculous. in either
party, might be so far mitigated as to
let feeling feel its way and carry on its |
own courtship-requiring no restriction
save the restriction of words and for
NAL advances, and allowing nature to
interpret and work out her problem,
hsmpered by no unnatural coyishness.
Women cannot be forward and bold,
but they are now a great way further
off than they need be.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-29

delightful air Of this beautiful Sanday morn
ing invites me 10 the felds, and am too
far away from the competitors Of the Ar
PEAL Office to be driven to work BY calls for
"copy." You may, accidentally, hear from
me again in week, but 1 can't be depended
upon. am "playing hockey and mean
to make the most of it. H. h. n.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-29

A HERo.-Admiral D. E. Farragut
arrived on the Pacific Railroad cars at
Sacramento on Monday at hslf-pas,
l o'clock, and was handsomely received
by the people of that city-a solute OF
81 guns being fred, the Mayor Of the
city and others bidding welcome to the
old hero.
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Estate of Priscilla Willfora,
Estate Of william Willford

DECEASED.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE IN
N dersigned, Administrator u the estate Of
William WiIlford, deceased, 10 the creditors Of,
and all parsons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to sxhibi. them with the necessary vouch.
en-, within ten months af.ss the f,rst publication
Of this nssics, to the said Administrator, Ut his
once In the Court house, in Carson City. 0rnsby
County. state Of Nevada. Dated II CaSDun City !,
Jsly 18th, 1860. H. b. BtNCk
AdniaisfratOr Do bonis noa Il the estate Of
William Willford, deceased. jy27:&w
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II is stated that there is information
at the Treasury Department that coun-
terfeiting of United States securities in
some European countries is being car
rled on.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-29

The Kansas Legislature has appro-
priated 81, 400 to supply the convicts
io the penitentiary with tobacco, and
only $500 for preaching the gospel to
them. A Leavenworth paper thinks
this is evidence Of the westward march
of civilization.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-29

We have many reports of fights and
skirmishes in Cuba within the last few
days, in nearly all of which the rebels
seem to have been badly worsted.
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SEVERAL OF the Chicago commercial
party, while on a visit to Vallejo last
week, purchased number of lots. They
seemed much taken with the location.
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WANTED.

GIRL CAPABLE OF TAKING CARE OF
n children, TO accompany the family TO Cali
forna Apply to Mrs George Lewis. jy27:St
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LAST AND ONLY CALL

QUIT WILL NE COaAENCE Ed
estate of William P. Joy deceased. II not paid
within fifteen days from this date. Carson City,
July 10Th, ls69.
wM. PATTERSON,
Attorney for Anna Joy, Adninistratrix Of said
estate. 3w
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COL ID CHAIN WAS LOST
n by child, on Sunday, July 18th, 1859,
somewhere between the residences Of Judge Lewis
aud IL. VI. Yerington Attached TO the chain
was a locket Containing Likeness. The hinder
viii te suitably rewarded BY leaving the chain
and locket AT TINS once
July 70, 1So9. II
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The sale VIII be to the hAGhes
bidder for CASH. and WITHOUT
RESERVE.
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rbe Piano can now be soon 1t the resideneo
M. Y. sTEWART,
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Carson, July .. 1853.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-01-08
possess, he is the prosperous man, let the
world measure him as Il will.

possess, he isthe prosperous man. let the
world measure him as it will.
The wicked do prosper. They live III
splcndor and servants wait their bidding
Music and painting lay their tribute AZ
their feet. Ships laden with luxury for
them whiten every sea, and this Is pros
perity; but could their wordless fears find
utterance, could their envy, regrets and
remorse be seen stalking like spectres
through their magnificent homes, then
should we say, "spare US, oh Lord, spare
u.s."
When the good prosper, gold In their
hands becomes n perennial fount Of bles-
sing, feeding countless streams that make
glad the desolate places Of the earth
The prayers and gratitude Of the poor
sanctify the home enriched by Fortune
and the spirit of Christian charity. Where
love and peace reign, and the ear Is open
to the cry of the needy, where the pouy
Is considered more than the raiment' ana
the soul with It's infinite capacities more
than gold and gems, there Is true pros
perity. -,
The seeming success of the wicked Is
after all hollow and unsatisfying, the
husks of harvest gathered In sin. III
gotten gain! a curse clings to every dol
lar. curse felt sooner or later In all Its
relentless power, when all that he hath
would Its luckless possessor give to blot
out the overwhelming past.
Let ms strive to prosper only in Gods
appointed way, and five do not increase
In earthly riches which we must leave at
the portals of the tomb, we shall treas
ure all our own, crowned with the bles-
sing of God and unending as his own
etcrnity.-Cor. NJ E. Former.
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases o
Women. lie has made diseases OF woman his stu
DIV for the past twenty years. Ills practice ha;
been very extensive both In Hospital and In pr,
vat- practice His reputation has vouchers In all
fession, both here and abroad, as being the most
skillnui specialist here, and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases.
DIR MORRILL, Is admitted by the best med
ical talent OF the country to have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints, and IL Is no unu-
suai occurrence for physicians In regular practice
to recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
afflicted with diseases In his speciality
Ladies' will receive the most scientific attention,
ments during sickness, and with old aud expert.
enced nurses, if they wish.
The poor advised free ofcharge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual tee, will be answered by
return mali.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country.
0fice. No. Is HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass.
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Little Walter Draper, says the Sacra-
mcnto (Cal.) UaiOn, is very good little
boy, according to all rules laid down for
very good little boys. Last Sunday he
asked his mother to let him go down to
the Gould 4 Curry reservoir, which his
mother refused on the ground Of its being
the Sabbath. Good little boys sometimes
cry little, and Walter began n blubber-
ing.
"why, Walter" cried his mother, III
am astonishedl The idea OF your wishing
to 90 down to the reservoir on the Lords
holy Sabbath to 30 swimming with lot
OF bad boysw
"Boohoo! blubbers Walter; II did not
want to 20 swimming with 'em; only
wanted to 20 down and see the bad little
boys get drowned for going II swimmin'
n Sunday-hoohoo."
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ws.rcsOr, doth The way Of the wicked prO-p.r,

Nhercfore dotn the way W 'ne vtSkeu FNel-''
JEREslH.
Thus questioned the prophet when
pleading with God concerning his judg-
ment OH the earth. He saw what we all
see, that good men are often unfortunate
and that the wicked man prospers, and
that the seeming injustice Of this state of
things appeared to argue something
wrong In the logic of events. If success
alone were the measure Of happiness then
we might indeed stand appalled, at the as
pect Of society; since the successful spec
ulator, the dhprincipled gamester, the dis
honest trustee, are found living In costly
houses, clothed In purple and fine linen
and faring sumptuously every day, while
the honest, faithful man. he whose word
Is never doubted, whose honor Is never
questioned. fails Of success and dies poor
and unhonored.
This Is the outward aspect OF the world,
rs itmoves In It's crowded and busy ways
but there are other phases II the subject,
other criterions Of success than money or
station. However dazzling these may ap-
pear In their pursuit, no one ever claimed
that their possession alone conferred hap
piness. Perhaps the most wretched arc
those who have nothing to wish for, to
whom, without their efforts, the world
brings its costliest tributes.
Such but too oftcn sink into apathy or
become restless and irritable, they know
not why. The necessity Of eSertion re-
moved, they no longer see its value for
Its own sake; and so faculties and powers
whose Improvement would give zest 10
each moment Of life, lie dormant or awak-
en- only to unrest and discomfort. Can
such be called prosperous though their
Golfers overflow
When we cease to regard great wealth
rs the criterion Of success, when we cease
to sayithat the wicked prosper because
they are rich, II VIII be tho suspicious
time when something else Is valued be
side equipages, fine cloths and palatial
dwellings. When Nature In her inquie-
tude Of glory and beauty shall seem more
wondrous and become more precious than
all the elaborate adornments OF wealth |;
when men, living up to their IDEAL of
what constitutes true greatness, measure
themselves by their attachments In the
chosen path rather than by any other
standard, them shall we see that the
wicked do not prosper even though mil
liens are In their grasp.
True prosperity Is Of the heart and In.
tel,ect. He whom no one loves Il poor
beyond Fortunes ability to enrich, while
ne who isdeservedly and deeply loved Is
rich beyond the power Of tickle Fortune
to impoverish.
The man who Il conscious OF his own
powers and faculties, who realizes tina,
all knowledge lies open to his endeavor,
who sees the light Increasing rs he on
ward speeds bis way, who would not give
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Sunday Readfssg.
Nearer Howe.


One sweetly solemn thought
Comes TO me DER and DER
I'm nearer TO my home to-day
Than have ever been before.
Nearer my Fathers house,
where the many mansions be;
Nearer the great white throne,
Nearer the crystal sea:
Nearer the bound Of hfe,-
where we lay our burdens down;
Nearer leaving the cross,
Nearer gaining the crown.
But lying darby between,
Winding down through shades ofnight
L. the silent, unknown stream
That leads to realms Of light.
Closer and closer my steps
Come to the dread abysm;
Closer Death 30 my lips
Presses. the awful chrism.
Oh, II my mortal feet
Have almost gained the brink
II 10 be am nearer hone,
Even to-day than think:
Father, perfect my trust;
Let my spirit feel In death
That her feet are firmly Get
On the rock Of living faith.
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Certificate.

Some months ago Vas called 10 attend . lady
Of williamsburg, N. ", Who had long been suffer-
Ing IRON troublesome uterine disease; US pres
ence was marked by constant vaginal discharge.
sometImes by q watsry consistency, and sometimes
creamy and muco-pufulent. She had been under
other ircatme mt Cor some time, but constantly grew
worse. Vaginal examination disclosed extensivs
nduration and uleeratiny Of the eervix uteri The
Ing chronic form. was also aggravated BY long.
standing constipation OF the heart, night-sweats,
cough poor appetite, and almost daily fAintinys
She hlntsd 10 entire inscnslbiity during one Of
my yislts. fcommsnccd, 81 courss. by such sntiv:
local treatment as the liberation demanded, and
eral heath. II WAS iuconycnient 20 see her re
gently. and except 20 mark tho healing OF the ~.
GERS. IN the early stages, visited her only eyefy
other week For tonic and eonstitutionai inpgo,
come time before become acquainted with 10 prop
critics. and knew ef nothing more .sis or s.unae'
tory In its probable effects. Ana the feeuin COM.
gs,sly u,sinsd my ssPss ..a%s fro. sed rssni.s
In their moveuents the night s.eau disa ppssrsd,
and appetite began % grow The nintnx spelp
bccame les ffsqusnt. and soon ceased sltoEethsf.
In another Fortnight there va nS more cough NE
Va normal and refreshing, and the Eeneral health
dcc,dsdiy Improved. What remains y soon told.
The pstsnt esntluued theuse Of the Nsrvine, land
no other medicine) Cor some weeks longer. vhso
n.r s bot US.. si.s s
pears perfectly we'll. Her w over restorsd health
4 uatlrally enough most enthusiastie. she never
before had : medicine give her sseh eomfort-snd
sseh appetite ss's sls.p-ssd ssss e -
houss again without It sud % forth. And g testh
m II my own opinion that The Nervine ne oess
tonic and corrective Of the female ofeAsiss1cs,
that has ever come under my ohssrvnslee. snsli
- ~. - 49,. S.~-Sksv A. nnuaross onfueh>
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This Rest, which IL received with great hvor,
hstens on the stove Zoe the purpose OF sustaining
SHELVES which can be raised or lowered nj
pleasure, either sEPERAIELY or TOGETHER, and
which are made TO swing directly over the stove or
behind t. entirely out Of the way.
This INpIsPsSsABLE ARTICLE supplies want
fslt in every family, being useful In raising bread
or yeast. for holding dishes when cooking fOr
drying Tin, Wooden Ware and articles OF every
description, tor keeping Drinks and FOOD warn
without injury 10 the dish or food. it's Also CON
yenisnt TO place . Lamp upon while COOKING. IN
het. various and numerous are the uses 70 when
tia put proving itself q blessing which every
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PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND 1T. One or the
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place 20 put either.
10 Is also Of great advantage I'm oices and stores
Tor warming and drying various articles without
danger OF burning.
Ms.s are the TEsrinoSIALs in "a. nyor. n win
speak Coz ITSELF and those Who once have A will
never be willing 10 part with u. aud wonder how
they ever did without a.
stSp Fos sAnrLE-Retsn Price s..
AGENTS WANTED IN every city and town In the
state OF Maine.
L,rs Me. cas- -sss $40 dag, easily.
For terms and Shelves apply to
GOODWIN, swEETsER A CO,
Gen. Agts. for Maine.
eva n and 70 Market 81. POrtsncsth. N. II.
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THE ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Dr. ss is fsinS S ss a's
or LtPE, or Observation-Disclosures apply TO The
author OF that invaluable treatise.
Impaired manhood % middeaged people perfectly re
stored Prevention TO Conception Pregnancy, and lrreg-
uaritles and all Complaints q women fully explained.
This book contains 500 pages, printed fine paper "
Illustrated with beautiful engrayings, bound In beautiful
cloth, and Is universally pronounced the best medical
cork 90 the trOrId
sent to all parts Of the country by mall securely sealed
postage paid receipt % prce,-only $780, Address
DR.. A A. HAYES, No. Bulinch Street, or j. j. DYER
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~ B-Dr II. can always be consulted In the strictest
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opposite Revere House sply2J
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Firesisie Csifarc.

Our American homes have great work
to accomplish. No people, taken as a
whole. have such an attachment rs home
none lay such an emphasis of generous
pride and pleasure upon its comforts and
joys. The passion Of home Is the chief
strength of our civilization. 1t is growing
as wisely as Ii should; forwe are neglect
ing that domestic provision for the nur-
ture of the intellect, which, next to good
morals, Is the surest sign of substantial
civilization. In this respect we have de-
generated. Our fathers read more,
thought more, talked more around the
fireside than we do, and thereby contri-
buted more to the real progress of the age
than we can boast OF doing. Recently,
however, a signal change has been eShib-
tied. The demand for home reading has
increased SCI that as respects the class OF
publications to meet this specific want
never did such an abundance exist. The
culture Is evidently increasing, and, as
this culture takes deeper root, and spreads
more widely around, we may safely calcr-
late the social fungi, native or exotic, will
be starved out Of prolific soil.
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DR.. BurtOn's
TOBACCO ANTID0TE,

WARRANTED 10 remove all desire Tor Tobac-
w co. This great remedy 10 an excsllent apps-
tlser. Hpuylfss hs hood. invigorates the system.
er, enables the stomach TO digest the heartiest
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes ro-
bust health. Smokers and eAsrsrs for stSfy yssss
cured Price Flty Gents, post free treatise on
erences testimonials. &C., sent free. Agents want
cd. Address Dr. T. Il. ABBOTT, Jersey City, New
Jersey. l2wt5
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Notice Of Assignee OF His Appointments.
TN the District Court Of the United States for
1.-the District Of Maine. In The matter Of Hoees-
tus fss.ies, bankrupt In Bsakruptey.. Dis
tri;s Of Maine 500 BitesfOrd he ssvsnss az
Cvss notice OF his sppolntmsnt a. Asdpee Of
hepsstas Psssiss. Of Blddsibrd, In The County Of
York, and STATE Of Maine, within aid District.
fstition by The District Cert Of ssid bissrist.
sui WILBUR 2. LUNf. Anignss.
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they were painfully afictins. have been radically
cured IN such great numbers in almost every SEQ.
ton Of The country, that the public scarcely need 10
scrofulous poison Il one OF the moot destructive
enemies OF our race. Oftcn, this unseen and unfelt
tenant OF the organism undermnes the constitution,
and Invites tho attack Of OF atal diseases
without exciting suspicion OF is presence. Again.
seems 20 breed Infection throughout the body, and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
Into one or other Of lis hideous forms either 90 the
cles may DO suddenly deposited In the lungs 90
heart, or tumors formed In the liver, or u shows
Us presence by erupons on the skin, or foul ulcer
sonai nee Of Botsis Of shis ssrsspsssns l. i'd.
visablc, even when no active symptoms OF disease
appear. Persons afiictei with the following com.
plants generally nnd immediate relief, and, st
La 80. AsfSesv's frrr, Rose OF Ervstpssss,
letter, Salt Rhesm, Scaid Head, Rtsgsrsvss
Sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other crspssoss o.
more concealed forms, a. Dy.pcpsia, Drep.v.
Heart Itsease, ftfs, Egtlepsy, Neuralgia,
and the various CleeroSs affections OF the muscu.
lar and nervous systems.
are cured by II, though long time Is required for
snbdulng these obstinate maladIes by any medicine.
But long continued use OF this medicine Will cure
the complaint. Il. Le~soryhga or nhhss, gsssS ,.s
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and inyigoraiing effect. Minute Dircc.
lions for each case arc found In our Almanac. sup
Piled gratis. Rheumaftsss and GoSt, when
Caused by accumulations OF cxtraEeous matters
Compiainfs, forpidiiy, tonocsiisn or Irfs..-
nation OF the Lirer, and Jaandiee, " hen arising,
they often do, nom tho Iankllng potsons In the
,torer for the strength and yigor Of the system.
Those who arc Languid and Ltsfisss, Despou-
TENT, Sfeepiess, and troubled with Nervous fp-
preheastons or Fears, or any Of tho affections
,ymptomatic OF Weakness. win ind immediate
elief and convincing evidence Of ~ restorative
,owcr uDOu trial.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Tho celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time To the treatment Of all diseases In
cident To the female system. An experience OF
twenty -four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst eases OF sup
preston aud all other Menstrual Derangeuents.
lfOm whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain o.. Office No. Q Endcott street, Boston.
N. B.-Bosrd furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment.
Boston. June p. 1867. lryS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

House In saco, Thorton Avenue.
House on foss Street, Biddeford.
Store Lets ON Adams, Elm and Alferd Streets.
House Lots Alfred, Nj. Vernon and Washington
Streets. Also, some others.
The above property Is for sale on liberal terms,
or would like to exchange for Hardy Machine Go.
stock. CHARLES HARDY,
Biideford, n ov 10, 1868. Office IS Lincoln Street
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LADIES
I'M POOR
HEALTH.

Ono OF the best medicines, probably the ven
tressinx ailments known - FEMALE CON.
PLANTS, 10 Dodd's Nervine and lnvigorator. =
Headache, Pain In the Back and Limbs. Palpits-
hearing Down Pain. Prostitution Of strength. Re
taIped, Excessive, Irregular or Painful hsnses,
ali yield TO It's magic power. For HysteIa, Eg.
ilepsy. Melancholy, 40, All but lnmiIlols. "
Ing tbe change incident 20 advanced years. Then
~ ia mar constitutional maladies make their ap.
pesrsnce u any DO lurking about Tue system, snd
live caste 10 reiha aiming days Dodds Nervine and
fnviyorntor greatly assists nature nj this impor
tsnt period maintaining the yigor and tranquility
OF early lIfs, and carrying them with case and
=. f.tv ihvough