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April 5--3fhos.
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PGNHE proprietor ~ rhis celebrated acine Just,
for IL a superiority overall remdies offer 4 10 The
public for the ryEYAsEST cure of Agns
and Fever Chs and Fever. aeher Of short or ,cng
standing. he refers TO TIE entire western ard South
western country 70 bear him Testimony ,0fre truth Ct
The assertion a IN whatever viii I; fail 10 crr
~ the directions strictly followed cut. In great
many cases sDgle dose has reen sufficient far cue
and whole families have Teen cured iy single bottle,
with perfect restoration Of tie general healih is
however prudent and u every case more certain oes
liz rs r. continued IN smaller doseF Tor week two
after the disease has been checked cspcral " diff
fcult iong-sandir2 Usually. this ,aod.c
Sill require any aid TO keep th bow els ot crdsr
should the patient, however. require eahartic med.
cine sitter having taken three or four doses If he Jcn'
Is single cosc Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS
will lie srSficien.
DIX. JOHN BULLS lriacipal Office.
40. 10, fiitr Gross Stree;
LOUISVILLE, Ey.
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" On Monday morning last, a we'll
,o-do man OF Cincinnati went to wake
a's daughter. aged fifteen years. and
found a young man in bed with her, both
asleep. He carried the mans clothes
u,own stairs and went for an officer. =
Gefnfc he returned. the man got his
clothes. jumped from sccond-story win
now. and escaped. The daughter went
'oa house Of prostitution, and on Satur-
n'Iay was discovered and sent to the
House of Refuge.
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DR.. John BULLS Wv.
SARSAPARlLL4A .
Good Reason for the Captsin's Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
AND rnx
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Frsros B,rrsoxs Missouri april IN Istc
IA. JouN BIII.-ncFr Sir. krowing til. sflicercy n
your Sarsnpars ard the healing end beneficial graf-
tias 1t possesses you the following statement Of
my ..r
I was wounded about two years fro--was taken rris-
and confined .or six months. pe,ng movcd 50 c.
ten. my wounds have not healed get. have ~
a moment since was wounded. an shot through tie
hips My general heslih - impaired ard need sorae
thing to assist nature. have faith in your Sar-
ssrsrilla than anything else. wish that IN Is p.fr
inc Ieaxs txprcss me half dozen botltsaHad olligs
CarraiN T.. T. JOHNSON W
81. Louis. Missouri
r. S-The following was written April 20 lsoG. hy
Mrs. Jennie johnson. Mother IL CaSiah icf rtor.
I'm. Ec,I-Dehr Sir: My husband N's. :. Jo'.rson
was skillfrl surgeon end physician II Central =. ~
where he dis' ltsvitr the aboth c. j. Jthrscn 70 IN
AT thirteen years Of he had chrt mic disrrlf
ard scsufnla for which ga,e him your sarssrar.a
lr crrrb have for ten years recommended Il 20
many in New York hc. and Iowa fer scroiuls, fever
sores, and ftieral debility. Perfect success has af,i
cd II. THE rrrEcTfp N SOME rAsEs srEoiric
AM rrvLR WIRE ALMOST NfRarrIors. an ana
inus for my again have recourse u Sarssr
ars He IL fearful of gottirs spurious article. lsEce
his writing TO you for IT, Hs wounds we're terrible IL.
! believe he will recoter.
ktspecifull., JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Extra Special Notice.

Beware Of c.iaterfsits Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been eouueric,sd, and the counlerfe.er brouget to
grief
SMITHS TOM, S:YErtr.
The cTnnine sr,ice must have In. Join Bills private
Stamp ON ent boifle he John Bull Sty has the right
TO manufacture &nd se the pina John Smiths Tonic
Syrup Of Louisville. Kentucky iExam'ne well the label
OH each bo,Ae DO not rurcbssc. n rou wi. be deceived
See my sohmn advertisement. and my chow card
will prosecute suy infringing ON my right The gcnu'
in. smiths Yonic Syrup onl. befrspsred by ny.
self.
Tir Tt'sLfc's SERVANT,
pR. -s3IIS M1h.
Louisville. Tdnu-ky Apri -, 1865.
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" An attorney about 10 furnish a
III III OF costs was required by a client, n
naker, to make II as light as he could
An replied thu attorney. "thats what
KY ny may say 10 your foreman. brt lis
"'' INC Way ! make my bread"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTiCE.

NOTICE r. hereby given that the i'm.
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed Adj
ministrator If the Estate Of Elizabeth
Fnhrman. late of Dubois county. de-
ceased. Said estate Il supposed ~ he
JOHN FItRMAN,
April 3o-1w Administrators.
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ry scai Inesparity, Impeditehs 10 Marriage, ETC.;
also, Coxsr Miriox, EPtspsy, and FITs, induced by
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The celebrated author in this admirable essay clesrt
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mode Of cure at ohce simple, certain and eectua by
means Of which every sufferer. matter what his
dition may be- may himself cheapy, privately, aud
RApIrAtLy
ESy~ This Lecture should he In the hands Of Every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope 10 any address,
post paid on receipt Of six cents two post stamps
Also. Doctor Culverwcls Marriage Guide" price q
cents. Address the Publishers.
CHARLES J. &. KLINE Company.
No. 1877, Bowcry. New York,
iost.onnre Box 1856.
June 10, lsGs--lv.
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NEW
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE.
rorx SvlrrY

NEW
ENfi;ItiE SEWING MACHINE.
LOCK STITCH
RECEIVED THE FIRST PRIZE
At rHf
Great Fair Of the American Institute:
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AND HIGHEST PREMIUM FOR
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AT PARIS EXPOSITION. JULY 1867.
WHY Is 1T THE RES L:
IT 1rRNsovER SEAMS ALL Right.
" WIKI TAxt
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y SEW
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IT USES ANY DEvERy KIND or THREAD
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Agents wanted. Liberal discount given.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
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EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.
April a-3nn-A. Co
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Mineral paint has bccu discovered
IN Putnnm county.
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FOR SALE By
Ig.natz Eckert,

JaSpEI, IND. and hv Druggists ,-crt.
orally. Dec. - es-iy
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Lecture 10 Young Men,

} Just published. 4 bow edition II ftr Cht,
terwelf's Celebrated Essay OH the
RADICAL Cure without medicinc) of SrER.
wAroRRgA A, or seminal Weakness. 1nvolun-
tary Seminal Losses, INroTrNtY, Mental and
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b Z LIS
CEDRON BITTglls.
A AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM. .E.
Testimony of Medical Mem

Sro>y PoiSr wmIr CcrwTy. Arssp.rE May 81, lscr.
Dn. JoIx BriL--Dear Sir: Last february IN
louisville purchasing drugs and | rot Of yoi.r
esrsap sirla and Cedron Filters. s0'
My son -in-law who with in the has Lecn
down with rheumatism for time. conrrerccc m
your lhTrrns and soon found his general health is-
proved.
Dr. Gs'. who has been in bad health, rsd them. and
he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been IN Rod health for several
wears stomach and liver rrecicd = he improved very
much by Gle If your Gittcrs. Indeed ,le cedr
Bers has given you g1c-t popularity IN flfs sctfls-
ment. think eav,a sell great quantity # l'ng mti-
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Medley. Respectfully, Z. D. WAlhEk-
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Of the la,c. and most elegant STYLE which he warrants
10 be us GOOD As can be got anywhere Persons wishing
any OF these articrs will fd TO their advantage 90 call
and smine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
RE- Repairne ard Ilorssshoeng Of all kinds done on
short notice md reasonable terms.
| April ~ Gs-y SEBASTIAN KtEBl-ER
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,.,g-EAprcss Ttains going east VIII MOI ''N,
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-11
THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST n. 1868
Civilization a, Las, in w.,h,,e,on,

WASHINGTON, July l9.-Mayor Bowen. in a
message to the City Councils tonight recon-
mends that white and colored children be edu-
Gated under the same public school system and
under the same roof. He can see no objection
to this as in other respects all distinction of
race or color has been abolished. He also
nominated Prof. Vashon (col.) to be one of
the trustees of the white schools. Washington
dispatch to " J. SIN.
No wonder the decent people of the Middle
and Western States are moving vigorously in
the matter of an early removal Of the National
Capital from city sunk SO deep in social de-
gradation as the above message Of Mayor
Bowen shows Washington 10 be; but we trust
the scheme may fail, rs we desire that the ex-
pertinent of social equality may have a full
and satisfactory test, right under the imme-
diate vision of our representatives who are re-
sponsible for an unnatural and monstrous con-
dition OF society. Now that they have made
Washington a social lazer-house and planted
its social organism, many of them would glad.
ly turn their backs upon and hurry from the
scenes where are now ripening the poisoned
fruits of their political triumphs. They fain
would hide from sight and memory the mon
strous outgrowth ola baleful philosophy which
will destroy the purity of the Anglo Saxon
blood in all the generations vet to come in our
own country as heirs 10 the noble inheritance
transmitted to us by the wise founders of con-
stitutional republic. In moments of passion
and frenzy terrible excuses may be committed
by individuals, parties or nations, but when
calmer moments have supervened we do not
care to have the grinning and CHASTITY anatomy
of our murdered victims ever present in our
daily walks.
Those who have inaugurated social equality
at Washington and have enforced it upon the
tender and plastic minds of the rising genera
ton Of that city, have struck murderous blow
at the pure bleed of their own race. and do
not wish to be chained to the perishing VIC
tim; and will, as a consequence move heaven
and earth to compass their burning desire to
escape from the sight of its bleeding and de-
caying corpse. Hence, Mt an early day, in the
next session of Congress, We may expect TO
see vigorous movement made TO put the ma
ton capital on wheels, that it may be removed
to some portion of the country where the
skeleton of murdered innocence will not per-
petually haunt the crime-stained vision OF
the peoples national representatives, who,
IN q moment OF blindness and mad folly. have
stepped their souls in deeds so dark and ter
rible that the day is not distant when they
will call upon the rocks and mountains to fall
upon and hide them forever from the unpity-
ing gaze of an outraged generation.
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Crossing the Continent.
PULLMAN CAR, Aug. 3, 1869
STUCK N The MUD.

STUCK N TIE MUD.
EDS. ISDEPESDESr-Which one was it,
Shakespeare in his address to the Conscript
Fathers, or Abraham Lincoln in his beautiful
poem entitled LET us have peace" who said
1--WE are wonderfully and fearfully madc?"
Any way, the same might have been said Of
the Union Pacific Railroad, up Weber river,
Echo canyon. This morning finds MS stuck
in the mud, with the engine off the track at
the 1000 mile tree" 4 slide i'll the noun
tains, caused by the heavy rain during the
night, detained us at this point two hours. To
the undersigned, Echo canyon presents the
most sublime scenery on the great continental
railway. lis true, the picturesque scenery
on the Sicrras Nevadas are calculated to in
spire ono with more pleasant feelings, owing
to the wild forests of stately pines, with their
luxuriant foliage. With Echo, one is struck
with awe and admiration. The swollen Weber
comes rolling along its tortuous course over
precipicos and huge powders which have
tumbled from the giddy nights above to the
sombre depths below, madly dashing its spray
upon either side-against the massive walls of
rocks which cOniinc il in its narrow channel
and which, at different fronts, rise perpendi-
cularly from the waters edge hundreds Of feet
In this canyon the company will always evpe-
rionco great difficulty in keeping the track
clear from the huge powders and massive
slides borne down by the rushing torrents from
the mountain sides.
We are now dashing along at 40 miles an
hour over splendid road, as we near Hams
Fork. Cross it, and, with equal speed, the
train wends 1t way over gentle slopes. through
deep cuts and heavy grades. 20 Green river, a
most beautiful stream of clear. cold water,
travcrsing desert waste for hundreds of miles
till it ningles its waters with those Of tho Col
Orhdo.
On the 4th, after q refreshing sleep in our
Palace car, daring the night, mt clock the
whistle blows down breaks" Laramie is
announced; "25 minutes for breakfast" This
is a delightful place, and they gave us n sump-
tuous breakfast.
Senator Cnsscrly find to be n most genial
and sociablo travelling companion; plain and
unassuming gentleman of fine conversational
powers, a fine and well balanced mind stored
with an inexhaustible fund of knowledge He
~ thoroughly posted upon the living issues Of
the day, and understands tho situation of ma
tional affairs to dot. The growing evils
which are fostering upon the body polite he
thoroughly comprehends, and tho eiiicacious
remedy he will most assiduously ondeavor to
apply in his official capacity. Mark me: ere
his official term expires, he will be tho leading
American Senator. California and the Pacific
coast may well be proud that they have one
Senator worthy of the scat he occupies. and
who will reflect credit ppon his constituents.
AVIATOR.
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Hot Srlnhnr SnringN

Elko boasts Of its watering places as well
as New York, and that they are enjoyed quite
as much and are productive of more real hap
great metropolis Of the East there can scarcely
be a doubt. On Monday we visited the Hum
boldt Sulphur Springs, accompanied by John
/. CHM, of the White Pine News, and several
of our townsmen. Nature has done much for
these springs; in fact, everything except the
embellishments Of art made under the skillful
direction of T. W. Laumeister. To gointo an
elaborate disqaisition upon the medicinal and
salutary properties of the waters, would oc-
cupy more space than could be spared for a
newspaper item. The springs are situate
upon an elevated plateau near the Humboldt
river, about two miles from town with a
smooth road TO reach them. Hot and cold
water bubbles from out the rocks in an mex
haustible supply, and is conveyed by pipes into
well arranged and neatly furnished bath
house, subdivided into convenient apart
ments for bathing. John Groepper has the
immediate supervision Of this department and
attends to visitors with a promptness that
is commendable in the highest degree. The
rooms are commodious and the bathing tubs
nearly double the ordinary size. The wafer
Is piped separately, one stream being cold
and the other boiling hot, and, as it is heated
by some strange freak Of nature far bel"-., It
is suggestive of Plutonian regions near at
hand. The temperature is regulated by the
bather to suit his fancy, with shower ar
ranCement overhead TO be used after the pool
bath, thereby bringing the blood back TO its
natural state and refreshing the system, until
one Is aglow with ruddy health and feels as
happy as big sun Hover" when he goes
forth into the parched air. Rheumatics, and
every disease that flesh is heir to. are benefit
ed and usually cured 10y a simple course
OF treatment and liberal application OF
these singularly mcdicated waters. The
handiwork Of nature is stamped on every sur
rounding hill and mountain side throughout
the length and breadth of this great interior
basin, but here il displays its wonders, eclips-
ing science by its magic fonts of healing
waters that flow from Natures ine1haustible
labratory.
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FAXES REDCcED.-The rates of fare, rs re-
duced on the 9th, are as follows: From San
Francisco to Omaha, Sill; TO St. Louis, Sl3l
10 Chicago, Sl3O: to New York, $50. in cur
rency. We are told that this reduction will
be allowed TO passengers starting from any
point on the road. Ii this is so. the fare from
Elko to Omaha would be about Sg5, currency.
Hope it Is all true.
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FtnE AT WfNNgMuccA.--A FIRE broke out in
Blossoms Hay Yard in winnemucca, on Mon
day, destroying $4,000 worth of hay. Had
the wind been blowing in another direction.
The destruction would hav" boon great As IL
Ir Hn#r,n rGr lp1U.a ~ ~ ~ rGn nai he
.,.| "Iffu f.
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10 THE MINERS AND Prosperous OF NEVADA.
"A number of gentlemen in San Francisco,
desiring to present to Washington College,
Virginia, presided over by Gen. Leo, cabinet
of minerals from the Pacific coast. have ap-
pointed John G. Fall, of Unionvillo, rs their
agent for the State of Nevada who will receive
and forward. free of cost to tho doners, all
specimens of ores or other mineral curiositics.
which abound 50 largely in our State.
Specimens should bo directed to John c.
Fall, Unionvilo, Nevada. with the name of
lode or locality where obtained.
We trust our citizens will respond promptly
and literally 10 this call, as the objcc, had in
view by the gentlemen alluded to who desire
to make the presentation, is simply TO advance
the interests Of an educational institution.
while Mt the same time il will tend TO advertise
and make known abroad our wonderful natural
resources.
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VIZ are told that the receipts Of the c. P.
T. Il. Co., ut this place for frcights alone, for
the first seven days Of this month, averaged
-. 900 per dny
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JONI |. GrsS, of the White Pine News. has
been in town for tho last two days. and left
Yesterday f"r tho Enst 'o hn absent Some six
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-11
G. G. BERRY l. G. L. PERKINS.
PROPRIETORs.

And will be devoted to the promotion Of the best iu.
terests OF the State of Nevada and the County Of
Elko. In its columns ~in be found the latest Mining
Intelligence Of the acAe States and particularly Of
Nevada; its local department will be carefully attend.
ed to; and digest Of current events Transporting
abroad will BE- truihfully chruncled.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-12-17
Concert.

Mr.. Gilbert, the Manager of the
the company which is to give a Sc
ries of entertainments at Antoinstte
Hall during next week, has kindly
consented to give one night, with the
assistance of his entire troupe, to
ladies who contemplate giving an
entertain msnt on Wednesday even
ing for the benefit Of the churches of
this city. The stars of this cele.
brated troupe will contribute their
talent and stage ability to the enter
tainment, and not doubt can posi-
bly, be entertained that the exhibition
under its present management, will
be one of rare merit.
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Huntington.

The fashionable clothing house of
Nashville, The one which commands
the patronage of all the young and
fashionable men of Pulaski. makes an
announcement this morning through
our columns. We do not hesitate to
recommend Huntington as the lead
er of fashion in Nashville, and as a
correct business man in every partic-
ular- Go there for your clothing.
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Odd Fellows, Rail

a Grand Ball will be given at An
siuette Hall, on the evening of the
29th inst. by Pulaski Lodge. No.
l2. I. o. o. F. Tickets admitting
one gentleman and lady, can be had
at tie Book and Drug Stores for
$3.50. The following gentlemen
comprise the Committee of Arrange
ments F. G. Tfgnor, R. J Brun-
son. J. Levine. Tbos. P. Smith. c.
G. Alternately. J. P. Rankin. The
Managers are Col. David H. Parsons.
Maj H. H. AYmette AID R. H. But
Ter.
With The above named gentlemen
as -cemmittse of arrangements and
managers. we can assure our lady
friends that the best of order viii be
preserved. and the affair will be con-
Quoted all the way through in good
taste. Good music will be secured
for the occasion.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-12-17
An Uglv Hole.

We would respectfully call the 4 t.
tentiOu of those having charge of our
streets to the fact that just opposite
our Office, and in the middle of Sc
eond street, there has recently made
its appearance an ugly hole, which,
if not soon filed up, will perhaps
be the cause of breaking some poor
fellows neck. Let it be investigated
Immediately.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-12-17
For Trustee,

AS will be seen under the proper
head. we this morning announce an
other gentleman for the Office Of Trus-
tee for Giles county. This time it is
the we'll known E. V. (Gene) Skill
lern, who presents his name and soli-
cts the SURFACES of his friends. We
al know Gene to be peculiarly fitted
for the position.