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der the approach of the Dread Destroy
er. He looked upon bic sure approach
! log f. e " it'll all the ealmnsss and fear
lsssness of bis old time courage. Thu
bravery in his heart was the last emo
ton that expired. He set his house 10
order With wonderful precision and rare
thoughtfulness for bis relatives and
friends. He talked Of coming death
and of his burial as calmly and with -
little sbrioking as he would have ..
ranged An ordinary Incident Of health.
he professed no religious convictions,
say ing that he could not do 80 honestly
and honorably he felt that it would
be unmanly for him to ask for that
Grace upon his sickbed that he bad
never sought in heal,h. If honor and
frankness and clear conscience are, as
We believe them to be, the underly ing.
elements of . true Christian
faith and character, our friend died
He leaves q deeply beresved wife TO
whom he had been but . short time
Some burial forms were OBJ
served in the Episcopal Church here
HIS remains were yesterday taken to
where they will be buried be-
tide those of bis brother's little son who
lied several years since.
Green grow the turf above thee,
Friend Of my bet er days:
None knew thee but to love thee;
Nor named thee but to Prais-."
H. r. N.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-15

GEosGk TuYLY the Humboldt dele
cation Of the republican parry, we learn,
will be instructed to urge the domination
of George Tufy. of Carson, for State
Treasurer. If be should be elected,
burglars might break in and pack o6 the
State funds but they could not pack Oe
the State Treasurer. neither dead nor
alive. We fear, however, he will get
"shucked' out Of it, and loose the "bin
and gchitters. "-Hamboldt Register.
Tufy would undoubtedly add great
weight to the ticket. Moreover, ifelect
ed, be would oppose himself to any pee
ula,ions upon the Treasury with stern
ness ofaspect that would be invulnerable.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-15

PRoFIr PROM CHIcKsSs.-tD. r. t.
of Providence, R /, sends the following
statement of bis profit from keeping
chickens. in which hs considers he has
done we'll, although be has not kept a
strict account Of expenditures and re-
ceipts
The past season, I bad chickens hatch
ed May 18th. that laid September IS b,
and they have been laying ever s,nce,
without showing any inclination to Set
have at present fourteen hens and pull
lets and one cock Three of the pulie,.
are but half grown, leaving but eleven
to do the laying. during the month OF
December they laid Isl eggs. TIE mos,
they laid any day was nine-on Christ
mas A number of days l got eight
The eggs, 1t prices received for those
sold would have brought me Sc 81. ]
have some refuse from the table. and be
side that my whole expense for keeping
vas but 81 32-leaving . net profit OF
S. 35. l live in the city, and the hens
lave q range Of one small uuoccupied lot.
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d.. LIvINGsTOSE.-The New York Tri
bune of February Sd, speaking of the
reported death of this traveller, says:
DR.. David Livingstone 10 reported "a
have been burned 10 Africa As wizard
for such was the character be has long
bore there. Wecould in some respects,
have better spared Africa tban Living
stone. HIS vas . courage of the most
exalted order, for it st..od the tes,s Of
IoneIiest isolation aud widest solitude
and alb olute sell. exile from the company
Of the civilized and the humane. He
was . new Greaiheart in the srrangest
Pilgrims Progress which these latter
days have known. Heroic piety sustain-
ed him living and dying, in all that sub
lime mission which one unaided but not
inspired man undertook for the sake Of
God aud his fellows. To be burnt as a
wizard was not the fate which Eankind
would have imagined for such bene
factor as Livingstone but it crowned
with sacred FIRE and recommended to
Heaven the lifelong sacrifice of a man
~hom the world will claim among its
martyrs We hope that the present news
may proveas untrue as presious report
of Liv,ngstone's death. Il does not
however, reach rs in . shape that We
are now able to question.
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Murs MuslcIAss Tho great sensation
of new comic opera in Paris is made
by q chorus of mutes. The mutes Of q
Turkish serngllo are ranged on the stage,
expressing with their lips sounds they
do not sing Al certain movements,
upon . very high note given out by all
the siolins together, the silent ehorist-
ers extend their arms with a movement
said 10 be irresistably laughable.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-15

SIexBIcAur.-A Bill has passed the
Senate n eslargs the Capitol grounds At
washinston. This would seem to mean
that the Sesa,e 10 opposed to the rsnov'
nj scheme.
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TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-On
the 10th inst. the steamer Maggie Hayes
from New Orleans to Pittsburg blew mp
near Helena, Ark, and the Captain,
assistant engineer and eight deck handI
were killed. Allthe passengers escaped
unhurs-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-15

TBR ASSASSIN of Isaac Greenwood,
the American Who was murdered in the
streets of Havana, has been arrested.
He il . sergeant Of Spanish volunteers.
He will DO tried BY court martial.
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A PLOT aeains, Emperor Napoleon q
life has been discovered in Paris. Many
persons have been arrested in conse-
quence. They were all found to be
armed.
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PATENTS FOR LAND.-The following pa.
tents for land, are now in the United States
Land Office at Carson City, and ready for
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-15

Gov.nxoR HAIosF has shown bit Of
nerve. He has Lad the pluck aad hon
esty to Veto the Long Primer Hall Bill.
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434 Christ Halter,
i" 435 James Merritt,
1876 Augustus w. BuFrin,
437 John 8. Nesl.
438 George W. Shearsr,
439 John W. Shesrer,
| AZ Thomas Byrnes,
AS John Byrnes,
| I" 40 Conrad Hinkey,
" $50 Aaron DEMO,
452 Sylvester B. Warden,
453 John NJ. Moore.
Also Patents for Military Bounty Land
Warrants. Act of 1856:
No. 29,9O7 Josiah s. Cover,
f" 30.O24 Charles E. Smith,
7O,066 William H. Winters,
7l,732 Seth l.. Carpenter,
/" 80,5Ss Joseph D. Reyburn,
lO0,S25 Gilman N. Folsom,
lOl,32l Elijah P. Tubbs,
l0l ,46S Harlan P. Noyes,
l0l.527 Isacher w. Duncan,
l0l $40 Thomas B. Howe,
l02 1888 Hugo Herckedrath,
49,. 800 George Shaffer,
1O2 ISL Seth C. Clark.
Parties holding duplicate Receivers re-
ceipts for any Of the foregoing patents, can
receive the same BY presenting said receipts,
or will receive them BY mail by sending the
duplicate receipts with stamps to pay post
age, to the United States Land Office, At
Carson City.
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Is Lorun A. Scott,
is Monroe D. Garner,
q BENJAMIN B. Bingham,
"a Matson p. Stuftevant,
D Nicholas T. veeder,
" g Albion X. Lamb.
80 Edwin S. keene,
81 William J. Thomas,
81 A. H Langton,
" 81 Thomas Mallett,
So Jemima Perkins,
F" 50 Daniel P. Elson,
81 Fountain Lawreoce,
81 Hiram H Hurley,
81 Griffith P. Jones,
SO Martin v. Higgins,
SO Edwin R. Cary.
So Richard Sides,
80 VIM. NJ Dobie,
los Elijah n. Gregory,
I" Ill Perry Emevich,
" rs Henry Haywood.
+" 1874 Gardner Woodward,
" 1856 Nicholas Ambrosia,
lF O~en Morris,
" $50 John Lamar,
" l53 Thomas S. Thompson,
=" Isl John Kemen,
" l62 John Howard,
" l64 John C. Hill,
" ISL Nal L. Hamilton,
" l79 James J. Meder,
" lS2 Joel C. Eastman,
1888 Philo FlansburH,
1856 Rufus Walton,
1879 Joseph Kirk,
2O3 Robert Steele,
" 205 VIM. Steele,
206 Geo. Hunt,
2OS Henry H Custer,
209 Thomas ]. Knott,
2lO Samuel Symons,
22l VIM. J. Sameders,
223 Jno. K. Dollison,
pa VIM. A. Kampbell,
225 Hubert Turcott,
226 Alex. W. CochFane,
I" 227 William Chubb.
d" 236 Henry S. Savage,
237 Dennis Countryman,
242 Joseph D. Rsyburn,
24S VIM. Allen,
d" 26l James Fee.
" 269 Frederick Marsall,
272 Ransom Jones.
" 275 Dallas A. Kneass,
I" 276 Joseph Seger,
I" 27S Jas. N. Barton.
" 2Sl Chas, H. Lane,
" 2S2 William Henry,
" 2S4 Maurice Straws,
" 2S7 Thos. H. Barrett,
" 2S9 Jas. H. Moraty.
" 29l Warren Howard,
/" 292 Levi Geer,
" 294 John Green,
l." 295 August Frederick Dressler,
/" 297 Lewis Countryman,
" 29S Peter Countryman,
/" 299 Henry C. Crippen,
" 3u3 Chas. T. SHARP.
Q. 2fc Apdr>w i npounap
$40 David J. Jones,
" 81 Jno. L. Carey,
3l5 Jno. Tucke,
32l Jno. s. Dickey,
" 322 Augustus E. Stevens,
1923 VIM S. O'Conner,
32i Jeremiah Murphy,
:, 326 Josiah c. Tuck,
1923 Chas. c. MEDIC.
" 329 Sebbens Collamore,
800 Hezekiah p. Mason,
4" 33l Jno. E. Jones,
+" $50 Geo. p. Harding,
1884 Riley 7. Brown,
$. 1913 Robert A. Campbell,
" 343 James Madison,
" 344 Jacob S. Sellers,
i" 345 Jas. A. Ferguson,
/" SAG Michael Fogarty;
=" 347 Robt. F. Riddle,
+" 348 Jessie L. Winters,
4" $40 VIM. Miller.
q" $50 Sidney C. Moody,
81 Jno. w. Gray,
I" 355 Jno. Parkin,
359 Joseph Kelly,
1863 VIM. E. Shimmin,
" 1856 John P. Elliot,
I" 367 Elizabeth A. Sesieur,
/" 372 Francis Helling,
|
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From the Detroit Mechanic and Inv.nter.

From the Detroit Mechanic and Inv.nter.
THE COOP TINE CoAE. pat
ent SO long held by Wheeler 4 Wilson
for the foar motion feed sewing ma
chine. has at last expired, and an
extension has been refused. The day
has gone by when machine costing
but from SIS to $50 can be sold at
from $50 to $l25. We see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine
Company Of Detroit are FIRST in the
field with machine smbodylng all
the best features of the more costly
article, and while their machines are
in every particular, as perfect in
their adoption to all classes Of work
a. the Wheeler and Wilson, Grover
& Baker, and Singer. they are now
disposing of them at prices ranging
from $25 to $40. This il certainly
an immense reduction, and its ef.
fssts are already to be seen in the
large orders received, and the large
shipments being made daily BY the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine
Company, lis Bates street, Detroit.
Mr.. Jacob Clason 10 the General
Agent for Iowa and Minnesots. 49,
Send him stamp for circular and
sample work. Ho wants live agents
everywhere. Extra inducements o.
fered. Address Jacob Clason, West
Union Iowa. 1871.
B. =. STONE, Agent, Howard Center,
Howard Co., lows.
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question of the sanity Of such per-
son is raised, he shall be allowed,
on such account, his necessary and
actual expenses, and such per diem
as is allowed TO other witnesses,
and such expenses and per diem
shall be paid by the state. When
compelled so to attend in civil cases
he shall be entitled to the same
compensation, to be paid by the
party requiring his attendance.
Sec. So. The superintendent shall
afflx the seal of the hospital to any
notice, order Of discharge, report,
or other paper required to be given
by him or issued. g.
Sec. 81. The term s'insane" as
used in this act includes every
species of insanity or mental de-
rangement. The term 'Idiot" is
restricted to persons foolish from
birth, one supposed to be naturally
without mind. No idiot shall be
admitted into the hospital.
Sec. IS. The trustees Of the hos.
pital shall provide for furnishing
the commissioners Of the counties
entitled to send patients to the hos
pital with such blanks for warrants,
certificates, &C., as will enable
them with regularity and facility
to comply with the provisions Of
the law; and also with copies of
the bylaws of the hospital, when
printed. -.
Sec. Sc. AS soon as may be after
the appointment Of a superlntend-
ent of the independence hospital,
the superintendent Of the two hos
pitfalls and the Governor Of the state
shall meet and adopt such regula.
tions as they may deem expedient
IN regard to what patients or class
Of patients shall be admitted to and
provided for in the respective hos
pitfalls or from what portions of
the State patients, or certain class
es of patients, may be sent to each
or either hospital and they may
change such regulations from time
to time as they may deem best |;
and they shall make such publica-
ton of these regulations as they
may deem necessary for the infor-
nation Of those interested. The
regulations SO adopted shall be con-
formed to by the parties interested.
Sec. 81. Sections AZ, 43, Al, As,
46, AZ, 4S, ~, and so, OF chapter
l4l, Of the laws OF the Seventh
General Assembly, are hereby re-
vived, and declared to be in full
force and effect, SO far as they do
not conflict with the provisions of
this act. 49,
Sec. 5s. All acts and parts of
acts inconsistent with the provis-
ions of this act are hereby repealed.
Approved April IL, 1870.
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DUBLIc notice il hereby given that BY
Il virtue Of an execution, directed to me
from the clerk Of the District Court Of Hsw-
ard county Iowa, on ajudgment obtained in
said court on the 4th day Of February 1858
in favor Of OV Ecksrt as plaintiff, and
against Harlow White and Aurelia Whita
= Defendants for the sum Of Ave hundred
and forty dollars and sixty-6ve cents, and
costs taxed ut forty-ons dollars and Ave
cents, and asoruing costs, have levied mp
on the following Real Estate taken - The
property Of said defendants, to satisfy said
execution to-wit: Lot No. one on Northeast
quarter Of section three raj township
% range IL containing seven and half
acres more or Less. And will Offer the
same for sale, to the highest bidder for cash
in hand on the 26th day Of June A. y. 1870,
in front Of the Court House door In Crssco,
q the hour Of 10 O'Clock q. m. Of said day,
when and whore due attendance will be
Eiven BY the undersigned.
Dated 1t Crssso Iowa May 33rd 1870.
IF. POWELL,
Sheriff q sad soanty.
FsinteY'S To- 80, ~. h6i-aA.
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Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits,
and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and
sweetened to please the taste, called "Ton-
les y ''Appetizers,n "Restorers,n &c that
lead the tipler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are true medicine. made from the ma
tive Roots and Herbs of California, free from
all Alcoholic St;mulants. They are the
Great blood Purifier and Life Giving Princi-
pie. perfect Renovation and Invigorator of
the system, carrying off all poisonous mat
ter, and restoring the blood to = healthy
condition. operson can tako these Bit
tiers according to directions, and remain
long unwell. W"
500 will BE- given for an incurable
case, provided the bones arc not destroyed
by mineral poisons or other means, and the
vital organs wasted beyond the point of re
pair.
For IAfammatory and Chronic nheuma-
tism, and Gout, Dyspepsia. or Indigestation,
Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent Fee
vers. Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
and Bladder, these Bitters have been most
successful. Such Diseases are caused by
Initiated Blood, which is generally pro-
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Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you
uuu Impurities DuESlluK through tuc
skin in Pimples, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse
it when you find it obstructed and sluggish
in the veins cleanse it when it is foul, and
your feelings will tell you when. Keep the
blood pure and health Of the system will
follow. ..-.@..
Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in
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ually destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent
Fevers, these Bitters have no equal. For
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around each bottle, printed in four languag-
German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor, 81 Commerce
Street N. Y. '~. ri
r. H. MCDONALD & CO., Druggists,
and general Agents, San Francisco and
Sacramento, California, and 80 "a Com
merce St N. Y. (20m3
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"Barrett's' the only safeguard.
ICosst.ssd from fosytA page J

lC0sst.ssd from tosytA page
Sec. Al. On the application of
the relations or immediate friends
Of any patient in the hospital, who
is not cured, and who cannot be
safely allowed to 60 at liberty, the
commissioners oil the county where
such patient belongs, on making
provision for the care of such pa
tient within the county, a. in other
cases. may authorize his or her dis
charge therefro,n; Provided, no
patient who may be under charge
or conviction Of homicide, shall Be
discharged without the order OF the
board OF trustees.
Sec. ~. The board Of tru tees
shall order the discharge and re.
moval from the hospital ofincurable
and harmless patients whenever it
Is necessary to make room for re-
cent cases; h0Uided, that in the
interim between the meetings Of the
board, the superintendent, in con-
junction with two trustees, shall
possess and exercise the power
granted in this section.
Sec. 43. Whom patients are dis
charged from the hospital by the
authorities thereof, without appli-
cation therefor, notice Of the order
Of discharge shall at once be sent
to the commissioners Of the county
where they belong |; and the com
nlissi0ners shall forthwith cause
them to be removed, and shall at
once provide for their care in the
comfy IS in other cases, unless
such patients are discharged as
CURED.
Sec. ~. The trustees shall,
from time to time, fix the sum to
be paid per week for the beard and
care Of patients !; and to arrive ct
silch SUM, shall estimate the total
outlay for the support Of the hospi.
tai, sscertaining such outlay a. far
q possible from the snms actually
paid per annum !; and the weekly
sum so fixed shall be the sum said
hospital shall b entitled to demand
for. the keeping ofany patient /; and
the certificate Of the supstintend-
ent; attested by the seal Of the hos
pital, shall b evidence in all plsces,
pf the amount due, - fixed.
See. Is. The superintendent
ID all certify TO the auditor Of State,
~ the first days Of January, April,
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The rapidly increasing sales of LAZA-
Rus l. Norris celebrated perfect
ed spestaclcs for which DR.. J. J. CLExxE4
IL agent, is sure proof Of their superiority
over all others worn. All those who wear
them pronounce them perfect in every res
pect, and we stake our reputation upon
their verdict We claim for them the fol-
lowing advantages over the ordinary spec
tacles, pebbles or otherwise. From the Pc
culiar construction of the lens, grounded
like the ball Of the eye they never tire the
sight or produce dizziness or other unpleas-
ant sensation. The material from which
they are ground is manufactured solely for
optic purposes and is FIRM, HARD and nRlL-
LIANT, hense, not liable to become scratch
ed, and giving q clear and distinct vision as
in natural healthy sight, and in fact there
il more caution used in focusing the lenses,
more care taken in the polishing and grind
ing and better finish given to tho frames
than in any other glasses known. llyl.
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Rocky Mountain
Bitter0.

Rocky Mountain
Bitter0.
A very superior regulating Tonic, pleas
ant to the taste, imparting Vigor and
strength to the constitution. A thorough
Purifier Of the Blood,
. regulator of nervous force and a power-
full sustainor of health against the sncroaeh-
ments Of disease. g#qSa.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
that bane of Americans is speedily cured
by the use Of this Tonic, alse for Liver Bis
eases, Disorders Of the Kidneys and loss of
muscular power, it will be found specific,
and as preventive Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
ur restorer of the natural powers of the
system when broken down by continued
ague attacks, it has no equal as d curative
for the invalid and preventive for the we'll,
it cannot be surpassed.
FEMALES, whose constitutions have
become nervous and debiltated through Sc
dentary habits and close confinement to
household and other domestic duties, will
find in these Bitters Tonic possessed Of in
trinsic virtues, able ut all times to establish
q healthy standard and bestoW new lease
Of prcstine health, cheerfulness, and alaor,
y Of spirits so necessary to the happiness
Of Women.
II yoa cannot obtain the Bitters from
your druggist or grocer, yen can remit the
money to US and we will send as you direct,
one dollar per bottle or six bottles for Ave
dollars.
Address, ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIrrERs CO.
liza 207 Fulton Street, New York.
PULMONIC REMEDY
or ''Peor Mans Cough Balsana.'
A safe and reliable antidote for diseases
Of tho Throat and Lungs the most elfcctual
preparation in the wsrld for Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Group, Asthma, Consumption of
the Lungs, Splitting Of Blood Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Tightness, Soreness, and
all affections of the Throat and Lungs, Is
cents per bottle. Manufactured only, at the
Proprietary Medicine Warehouss
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN DITTEAS CO.,
n24-vll. 207, Fult on st., N. Y.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
u between Crandall & Thomas is dissolve
ed By mutual consent H. E. Crandall will
continue the business at the stand Of the
late firm. Moneys due them may be paid
to either Of the late firm.
Cresco, May %, 1870.
He CRANDALL.
G T THOMAS.
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oaris ~ Sunlight
and CasIighf

A Work descriptive Of the Mysteries, Vir-
tues, Vices, Splendors and Crimes, Of
the City Of Paris.
Il contains $50 fine engravings Of noted
Places, Life and Scenes in Paris. Agents
wanted. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio, Chicago, III. or st. Louis, Mo- 2S-4.
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