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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-23
Greatest Discovery Of the Agel
DIR. A. TRAsK,s s'
Magnetic Ointment +!

This remarkable and most interesting remedy 10
composed of the concentrated juices OF the most
powerful and the most soothing Plants and Hoota IN
nature, chemically combined and insulated In veil
sealed glass bottles, and charged BY powerful Bat
terry; Thus possessing In addto " its superior med
ical virtues strong MAGNETIC AND ELR0rHIO proper.
ties, profoundly penetrating, and eminenuy quiettng
and soothing II relieves Pain and Inflammation ~
once Cvhen frequently applied relaxing the strained
life giving qualities 70 parts and Chronic or
Ipng standing Complaints and Weahnea1ea. elleyinG
Nervous pain, CNeuralgia) Irritation, and Removing
distinctions like charm. Indeed all who have used
It speak OF it a. truly wonderful medicine, and e.
TEEN t by far superior to any and all other external
remedies in use II applied In seasen It's an uuiang
nation of the Lungs, Bowels, LiyeT, Kidneys. and
other Organs, Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation, Ague
IN the Breast and AZ all times cures Nervous Headache
Neuralgia Sore kyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache, Agne IN
the Face, Pmpl and Eruptions OF al Kinds. Ples
Bruised and Sprsined Limbs, Burns. Frozen parts,
Chilblans, indolent and long standing Sores, Wounds
&C, &C. 1t will also restore the Hair 10 the Bald Head
and prevents the Hair nom falling. .s -
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A YOUNG man, "iliterate but polite"
on being invited 10 attend . wedding, sent
. note In reaponse, saying; II regret that
q circumstance repugnAnt 10 the TeQuiesce
will preyeat my acceptance OF the invite. {"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-23
Insults to General Grant.

Mr.. Andrew johnson, If the report Of q
conversation with him be correct--and
the World publishes the matter as if il
were Of Importance 10 somebody--is of
opinion that General Grant Is "a farce"
and "a little fellow" and "treacherous,"
and that he lied fiagrantly," and that his
presence in the White House is "degrad-
ing TO the Presidency In the words of
the Declaration, which are very familiar
70 us all at this season, IL would seem that
"a decent respect for the opinions of man
kind would make MIR. Andrew Johnson
extremely careful Of sllusions TO treachery
and degradation In connection with the
Presidency of the United States
II Is the fate Of the greatest benefactors
OF their country 10 be subject to slander.
The old Aurora said as foul things of
Washington as ever tho rebel and Demo
cratic newspapers said of Lincoln, Ms MIR.
Andrew johnson and the World caa say
OF General Grant But somehow the peo-
pile thought that the Aurord'S ribaldry or
the Copperhead hiss could hardly lessen
the lustre Of the inestimable national ser,
vices OF Washington and Lincoln and
when they read the feeble insults Of MIR.
Andrew johnson and the World upon
man whose career 10 what General Grants
has been, in the words of the amusing
college song, they don't seem to take no
kind Of interest In it"y- HdFpsr'S Weekly.
IE On the 19th about fifty citizens of
New Jersey called at the Navy Depart.
ment 10 pay their respects to Secretary
Robeson. Mutual oongratulatory and
complimentary speeches were made BY
the Secretary and = member of the dele
CATION. In the course of his remarks, Mr..
Robeson Said;
"Of the administration of President
Grant perhaps 1t does not become me TO
speak. As tho policy by which the robel
lion was finally subdued, which was the
policy of action rather than profession, so
the policy OF the present administration,
under his leadership, must be judged by
It's fruits. With no startling announce
ments, no profession of splendid policy,
the administration of President Grant en-
deAvors quietly, persistently and honestly,
10 perform ench day the duties which ii
finds before II, and trusts itself with.
out reserve. TO the intelligence Of the peO-
Pile; and, acting In harmony with the
other branches OF the Government the
Executive Department hopes TO be able,
In the fnlness OF time, TO present the ooun.
try restored In all its parts It's credit re.
established, industry reinYigorated through
All the channels OF national prosperity,
with It's honor untArnished At'home and
abroad" --
T.r. ----- -----<a-s-S-- ......... ... .
u The nmNs propounded q conun-
drum the other day BY asking "If the
victory In Virginia is not DemocrAtis
victory, what sort Of = victory a it," The
newly elected Governor OF Virginia
yesterday declared that his platform
would be universal suffrage, equal rights,
and the education Of the negroes. Now,
We will answer the NSsSS oonundrum by
asking another; IL tho election of a man
Possessing these sentiments isA Democratic
victory, what constitutes Radical vic
tory CAGodo0 Post, Jaly9.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-23
G. o. ID. C. O. d.
WALTHAM WATCHES.

LATEST MPROVKMKNrs.
FULLER IL CO., date M. G. Chapman a. COY
Removed TO No. 25 John St.. N. Y.
We win send, on order, single WALTHAM WATCH.
KS, in solid Gold and Silver only, by express TO
any part OF the United States to be paid for on ey
cry, after examination, at wholesale prees.T The
buyer To pay all express charges
The Company's guarantee sent with each watch.
nation. a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-23

ANTHONY TRoLLoPK. the novelist Is
said 10 be worth $2dQ000
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-07-23
IMPORTANT. TO H0RsEMRN
DIR. j. r.. MILLER'S
Universal Magnetic Balm

Cures, ss i by Magnetic Influence, Neuralgia and all
pain and is therefore very properly termed "Magnetio
Balm" 1t is purely vegetable preparation. Il has
M MMoIRBUs, I DIAAR:RHaEAa ,AI:I DYsENTERY, COLIC, and
affections =. n
When properly used, Fever and Ague, Sud other
complaints incident TO our western ana Jouthern
climates, are easily broken up. ..H- .r
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D. RANSOM 4 CO., Props, ,.
BUFFALO, N.

.. BUFFALO, NY.
WANTEG-.AGENTS TS SaS SERk kkIFFFSa TIFF AHFfI- aa
CHINE Price s& Tie simplest cheapest and best Kniing
Machine invented VIII knit l stitches per minute
Liberal inducements to- AGENTS. Address AMERICAN KNIT
TING MACHINE CO.. Boston. Mass, st. Louis, Mo-
Musxet SHOT GUNS Warranted
70 shoot close and Kill 90 yards. Price, $3.50.
Wanted.-Army Guns and Revolvers Send stamp
Tor price list Rifles, Shot Guns, Revolvers. to
Il JOHNsr0NS GUN WORKS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
A GENTS VANTED-FIvE DOLLARS DAY
N can be made selling LANNON'S NEEDLE
CASH Er the best selling article out. Every family
VIII buy one. Send ID cents for Q sample. Sent BY
mail, free to any part of the United States.
x. R. LANDON. 60 Lake St, Chicapu
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Cleanse the system; then, rs the time for chill
draws on, cover warmly in bed and take cupful Of
hot water, with two teaspoonfuls of the Mag.
netic Balm swsetened with brown sugar. also bsthe
the back and stomach with the Balm and remain
quiet. Repeat. II necessary. vt ..7 81
~ All the above Medicines are Sold By
Druggists Everywhere.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24

WORDS OF CAUTIoN-When the railroad
is completed across the Continent. thous-
ands of people will visit California, for busi-
ness or pleasure, for prospecting or for the
purpose of permanently locating here thei-
family affairs. This we have all speculated
upon for weeks and months. When that
event is consummated. thousands Of our own
people will no doubt visit their old homes at
the East. They then will go who never went
before, and those who always went will go
The more. The latter. Of course, viii have a
good idea of the prophecies of the situation,
and will have sufficient discretion not to put
on more airs than the occasion will justify,
or their Eastern cousins stand. But the man
who has not been east of the Rocky Noun
tains since the " Fall of 40 Spring of 80"
will need word of caution to curb uis fiery
lima yination, and to tighten the rein on his
ambition to astonish the natives of the
eastern portion of tie continent. He should
remember that times have char ced here
since then. and he should make reasonable
allowance for the touches of Times finger.
on the other side, and in advance give the
people Of that portion of the land credit for
not being so terribly green as they were
twenty years ago.-Sacramento Record.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24
IMMIGRATION.

The advantages accruiug from COM
pletion of the Central Pacific Railroad
across the Sierras is already felt
| throughout This Stale. VITA The con
nec,ion Of that road with the Union
Pacific, and the consequent completion
of a continuous line of railway across
the entire continents c"nsummation
occurring almost Immediately after the
discovery within our borders of vast
deposits of silver ore heretofore I'M
equalled in richness--we may look for
an immigration to this State, such as
was never before known in the history.
ofany territory or State, excepting the
short period following the discovery of
gold in California. Whether or not the
deposits of tie precious metals are as
rich and extensive as they are now
believed to be, the immigration which
attract here will be the means Of devel-
oping the agricultural resources of the
rich valleys of Eeastern Nevada, to an
extent of which they have heretofore
been deemed incapable. The most
pressing need for the development of
the resources of this State for the past
four years has been immigration ard
that want is now almost absolutely GER
tain to be supplied during the present
season. 1t was inn igratioc that built
up California and even the Coolies
from China are found useful and are
recognized as material adjuncts to her
prosperity. i pauper immigrant who
has health and ambition is at least
eouallv useful with the man of wealth
Wealta may be used as a lever, but
without the power to work it, it is
dead We need a combination of both
and are being blessed with bountiful
supply of each. This State has advan
.ages which will now become known
and appreciated.
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DEATH OF LADY PRINTEa.-Tte Phil
adelphia North American of February 81 n

DEATH OF LADY PRISTER.-The Phil
adelphia North American of February 81 h
saws:
The death of Mrs. lydia R. Bailey, in
this cry, on Sunday, at he age of Ninety
one, removed one who enjoyed wonan's
rights to the full, though living before for
NAL ,xposi ion of ;hat doc; line, and VINO as
. practical printer, had considerable de-
served local fame. Mrs. Bailey's hus band
was printer and died in debt. She took
his business, conducted it theoretically and
successfully. paid eff his obligations, and
amassed a considerable compe,rrce. Ms.
Bailey was principally engaged in book
printing, and conduc' ed the business under
her own name from about 1870 o 1860. She
was city printer under the old WGig Admin
istration from 1870 to 1850. or tnereabou.s
under the Mayorali+es of Gilpin, Jones, and
others. Robert P. King, lately deceased, and
his partner, Baird, John Fagan, and o-ner
eminent printers of Philadelphia, served
their time with Mrs. Bailey. The excellence
of her work is attested BY the great merit
they have attained.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24

How THE SEXES ARE DISTRIBUTED
With a view OF supplying some reliable
data for the philosopher to project a
theory upon, the Nashville Times has
carefully collected some facts in rela
ton to this subject. 1t seems in the
New England States the average is loo
women to 100 men. In the Middle
States there are about l20 women to
100 men. In the Northwestern Iowa
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Nebraska there are about so women to
100 men. Ia Missouri, Kansas, Arkan-
sas, Louisiana and Texas .here is nearly
az equilibrium. In the Southern States,
east of the Mississippi, the women num-
Der l40 to 100 men, owing to the de-
vastating influence OF the recent war.
The general predominance of female
life east of the Rocky Mountains is
nearly counterbalanced by the preva-
lence of an opposite condition on the
other side, where, except il Utah, the
men largely outnumber the women
The Times says, in relation to the Pa
ci6c Coast, that in California the popu-
lation is one fourth female while in
Nevada there are eight men to one
woman and the proportion in Color
ado is twenty to one.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24
THE NEWS.

The Austrian Government has de-
creed in favor of trial by jury of news
paper offenders.
Boutwell,, Secretary of the Treasury,
informs the Committee of Ways and
Means that the financial condition Of
the country is encouraging. tie says
receipts from customs are increasing,
and that he will use the surplus money
in the Treasury in the purchase and
cancellation of bonds. He thinks no
further financial legislation is needed.
No final action has yet been taken by
the Senate on the bill to repeal the
Tenure of Office Act, but it is thought
it will pass by small majority.
John Bright, on the 10th, made
very able speech in the House of Com
mons on the bill to break up the Irish
Church. He said, among other thing
that The Irish Church is responsible for
the hatred which Irishmen bear to the
British Government, and that it causes
Ireland to be the most ULTRA Cath Ollie
country in Europe.
The overland telegraph wires were
out of order yesterday afternoon, and
no later Eastern news wa, received by
the evening papers yesterday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24
State of Nevada. County of Crmsby
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Notice Of Suits Commenced


mo THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
l AID TO all the owners Ct 1T claimants To. the
real estate and npr. .vepeniS thereon. or improve
ments, Wien assessed s-puattIy, hereinafter
described. known UNKNOWN.
You ave hereb, not fled hat suits have been
commenced ia the Justices Court of Carson Town
ship, ormsby e. WHY. Nevada. before : Nai.Z
ESD. Justice If the Peace in AMI f'r said Town
ship. County and State, by the state of Ncvrla
plaintiff. a.ciu-t each If the defend utS huit!u
after named. and each Of the following desc lied
tracts OF parcels OF land with the improvements
thereon, and I'M T. vtnltnts, when separately
assessed, and all n~netS If, OF claimants to, tie
same. known or unknown. to recover the tax and
Delinquency, aSt>etd I" said defendants against
said properly for the Fl cal ear, commencuE
LaLuary l. ISIS. and ending December 81. ISIS
and that Il sunni uL~ ha> htCnunlN issued i'll each
case; and Won are hci, =. Their untI,iei t',,tI
unless You appear aad o.. ':'' he complaint flied
in silil cAN-t. on or bet l. M
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24
?'yE SANTA CLARA INCENDIARIEs.-A

Tue SANTA CLARA INcENDIARIEs.-A
correspondent of the San Francisco Times
writes as follows
The destruction of property of the value Of
$4,000; the dismav and terror felt by
peaceable and law-aoiding citizens who fear
the torch of the incendiary and the inse-
curly of life and property of those interested
in cheapening labor, or educating an unfor-
tunate race are the results of the igno-
rance, prejudice and bigotry of certain white
men, who, abandoned to the ungovernable
of base passions, have become dis
grace to their nationality and race.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24
A Novel SIGHT ON BROADWAY, New

YoPK.-A Western man attracted much at
te.t on on Broadway this morning by dr-
v:rg or rather guiding, horse attached to a
light wagon. without the use of reips, bit.
bride, or teadsiall. The only harness on
the horse was small saddle and traces, and
the onl; means used to direct tine horses
movements was the waving of a whip over
his head. The animal trottcd between stare
ard days bout striking anv object. and
when at .ull speed was stopped short" by
re simple process Of raising the whip. The
horse was also turned in a circle by the same
means. The novel sight attracted curious
c owd and many persons who supposed the
horse was itpniEg away ran into the stree:
end 'enp ed to catch him by the name, but
the amin al indignantly tossed his head aside
and refused to be captured.-N. 7. Post.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24

STEA"ISG PoTAToFs. - The secreat of
" stsaming potatoes is very little under
stood, ana rarely carried into full effect al
taoueh It is indispensable TO the nutritious
t'.velop-ment Of 'he vegetable. The whole
rhystery consists in suffering the steam to
escape. and at the same tine keep TIE no
-atoes hot. When the COOK throws OFT the
'-ater, under the jurisdiction of the cookery
COX, what is she 10 do next : The steam
lshes out and she places the vessel opYo-
--e the TIE but fearful that the POTATOES
may cool IN tue meanwhile, she puts on the
yer. Thus she uaioes one process by the
Their FOR the steam 30 soener escapes
rom the potatoes, than by being confined
- the lid, it conierses rapidly, and fills
'.ek IN water upon the vegetables. And
1us. through the ignorance and obstiuary
f our cooks, Ne ara i,erpetually served with
MAT aia fiuJ'iaI.y ca:cd wrt putator>--:,
ant Of vague excuse which helps ~ throw
thc fault against the season. or tLe gard
"asr OF anything, ~lthor ILai- tn rs., cri-
.ri:.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24

RAILROAD PAssAGE.-The San Fran
cisco Herald learns from some source
that, on the LIST of July, the emigrant
will leave New York city and make the
through trip on the railroad to Sacra-
mento, for less than one hundred dollars
in currency cost for passage, aud
through tickets for passage in first class
cars will not cost over 500 in gold.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24

PHosPHoRESCENCE OF THE DIAMOND
The diamond is the only gem which becomes
phosphores2eut in the dark after long ex-
posu~e 70 the suns rays, or, Boyle says
after sleeping in hot water. DR.. Wall, in
the - PhilosopEica Transactions, gives his
" infallible method Of distinguishing dia-
monds from other stones. A diamond with
an easy, slight friction in the dark with any
soft animal substance, as the finger. wooden
cloth, or silk, appears luminous in It's whole
body. Nay, if you keep rubbing for some
time, and then expose it to the eye, i will
remain So for s4me time. The excessive
hardness Of The diamond IS another extra
ordinary and snperlaiivr quality which sets
il apart from cthcr auUwn substances.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-24

.zz.n.......,as........ -
!
| improvements thereon valued At 400 90 west 80
feet Of lot No. 9. in ii ok No. =, same divS'"n,
aud improvements thereon valued at 200 o. aud
nousehuId fuIni.ure valued at loo 90. Total,
! 7G0 90
! + ate # c. II. Williams. (decease'N: s. and
| G.. tax II -. delinr %; assessed upon lots
Nos and ), IN block N" 1, ?. and Ii. tlN'i"h'
Carson City. and Improvements thereon, valued AL
500 90
Edward =. Harper. S and tax, 20 -, deilnq.
. %: a>ses,e ed t,le east ] u feet Of block \"
1, : r. and $. divi>i"u, Carson City and dwelling
house thereon. valued AZ $50 o.: 6S f. ct fronting
Oh west de of Crrly rect by So feet deep to the
/ westwa d commencing - feet >"ulh nf Washington
81 Get II block No. >, fui bps DIV. Car-on CITY,
valr,d N 100 10; - .-'"' debts Nauet at 200 o.
and hv-S va'ued at D. Total, go 90;
:. d Nr-chth: ;. f'i {. fHN 40 doing ;
t,-luo: assessed upon 4 y. h"!i of 3 No. ~.
7. ADD :. DIV. Ctlso' CITY, valued at ~ 90; hts
Nos ,. 3, and 9, in - No ~. MuSser> dN
tH1S"ntIF valued d. "r VC: al" Is N". - N
sam" div, valreuat 40 t.. Total, p" 90,
Faucis HelFnG: :. AVID {. 'rx. % de''nq.'
7'-luU: >se-std upon l"i \o ). in b No. ~, ;.
T. and ;. d v. ta'S"h CITY. valued al 10 o.: lot
No. =. in b. No. :. same "lv. and dwelling nous"
thereon, va'uei at 20 81" I" ~, no Ut"
h""cri b sharp: ard =. tax. SO -: de'"4..
) IS: H>>rs~"G neon Lei 1T -'""ud - Carson ''tY.
d"~crIhed ~ the y bait - Il. No. l.. = ana "a
DIV Ca's"n cry, v. urd at +tn 90 merchandise
-'" stock in trade Na'U"i At 90 90 i""se'ld I'm
riJu'r valued At l3v "o h"is" valued ~ - oo:
: COWS valued at l.'o "": >'wir= narilie va'nr"
ut - Ga: n"d-e at ~. c'lh"r Z" Carson ana
c 'Ed >he"i>. "ccHiH"i "S deht - shop, valued
at Il" 60. Total. !, I,H D.
Estate ct VI Van \'ikrhhfI- thtceT ed :.
Nd t., : 81 dri.ni -1-lhl; assessed upon
i"'> Nos. :, :. . ADD a.. in 3 y" 10, valued nj
IL 90 each % GU being III Crrys div, ta' sou
Civ.
J I'm Erig"Nne ;. ana {. tax. ~ 81; denl
. -: assessed upon los No-. 9 nd To- and e:i, -
feet IF lut No. S in b. No bS; also south 20 feet
If lots Nos aud ;. and : ~ feet Of +. - feet
CrIo ". in, l. eek valued al being
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2sth day OF April. \. D., 1869,

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