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no YOuNG MEM.

A sELF-INsTRUCTOR on Marriage and Dis
a eases Of the Reproductive Organs, Semi
nal Weakness, de-, with SO recipes for self.
cure; $50 large pages 100 plates and engrav-
ings. Sample copy 80 cents.
ElOR LADIES.-A Treatise on Female Dis
= eases, with prescriptions for self-treat-
ment, in sealed envelopes, price 10 cts. M. 4
8. INST, Publishers. Milwaukee, Wis.
April 27-d&Wlfn.
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Taylor, Blake d Co. wishes to close out
at half price, some shelf worn Books. Who
wants to buy them?
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VI SUBSTITUTE for Mercury pills TWO PILLS
A DOSE, The most powerful, yet Innocent
Vegetable Cathartic known.
II is not necessary to take q handful Of
tnese Fills TO produce the desired effect: two
OF them act quickly and powerfully cleans.
ing the liver. stomach and bowels Of all inn
purities. The principal ingredient is podo-
pIylnn. or the Alcohol Extract OF Mandrake
9nd searching than the Mandrake itself It's
peculiar action Is upon the Liver, cleaning
u speedily from all distractions, with all the
power OF Mercury, yet free from the Injurious
results attached TO the use of that mineral.
For all diseases, for which the use of n ca
thartc is indicated. these pills will give entire
satisfaction In every case. They NEVER
FAIL.
In cases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme coStiveness, DR.. Hoofiland's German
Bitters or Ionic.should be used in connection
with the pills. The tonic effect of the Bitters
or Tonic builds up the system. The Bitters or
Tonic purifes the blood, strengthens the
nerves., REGULATES the liver, and gives
strength, energy and vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the pills, and
no disease can retain the bold, or even assaii
you.
Recollect thatit is DIR. HoFFLAND's GER.
MAN Remedies that are SO universally
used and highly recommended; and do
not allow the Druggist TO induce you to take
anything else that he may say Is just as good
because he makes a larger profit on it, -
These Remedies will be sent by express to
any locality, upon application 10 the PRIN-
ClPAL OFFICE, at the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE, GIL Arch St., Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Brick Promeroy is in luck.
A milwaukee, Court has just granted
her q divorce and $40, 600 alimony,
from her husband.
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Troy township, Iowa county, has
voted . five per cent. tax in aid Of
the Cedar Rapids and st. Louis
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A DAsrARDLY Acr.-Some dastartl.
ly scoundrel went TO the stable OF
Mr.. W. b. Qaartou, living one mile
south of Fremont, on the night Of
May I'd, and castrated three of his
vsry fine thoroughbred bulls, which
imposes on Mr.. Quarton q loss OF fully
one thousand dollars. gz,-
Mr.. Quarton has heretofore advcr.
tised his stock for sale in the CoUR.
Ter, and is one of the best cattle
breeders in this section Of Iowa.
;, No clue TO the peipetrator Of this
'disgracefGi AFFAIR has yet been dis!
covered, aud it is supposed that the
envy of some of the propri etors Of
native windsplitters against Mr..
Quarton's superior stock, has been
the inetigation Of th is outrage.
Mr.. Quarton has some calves, both
thorough bred's, aud grades for sale
yet which are cminsntly worthy the
sttention Of stock, growers. Persons
cailing on him early can secure bar
gains.
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Some religious Books can be bought at
prime coat, of Taylor, Blake a Go. HE1SE
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take not;e

take motifs stag
one straw hog white with tow
black spots agl about six mounths
inquire Of
Edward Cummings
topeka township
taken up Janurey
III y tn 1869
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Hoohand'a German Bitter,

kind, 10 different from all others. 10 IL com.
posed OF the Pure Juices, or vital Principle Of
Roots, Herbs and Rarks. Tor as incidentally
Termed Extracts1 the worthless or inert DOR.
ton Of the ingredients not being used, There
fore in one Bottle Of this BitterS there n con-
tanned As much medicinal virtue as will be
found IN several gallons of ordinary mike
lures. The Roots, Ac., used in this Bitters
are grown IN Germany. their vital princi-
pies extracted In that country by q scientific
Chemist, and forwarded to the manufactory
In this city, where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no spurious ingredients
this BSters Is free from the objections ur0-
90 against all others NO desire nor etiff1ulanta
can be induced ffoin their use, they cannot
make drunkards, and cannot under any cir.
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Taylor, Blake 4 Co. viii sell Diaries at
half price.
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From Daily Courier Nay O.
PERsonAL.-Hon. Frank w. Pax
NOR, member Of Congress from the
9th District Of Iowa called today
We were glad to meet him, and sec
him looking 10 such line health. He
is q representative worthy Of the
great and prosperous State Of Iowa,
PERSONAL---VERY. Woodward Of
Charlton, was among the welcome
callers at the CouRIER Office this
morning.
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DR.. r. c. NEWTON,
Dentist Otatw Wd, IONA
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10. CHI -lbers and Jim Hawley are
in Chicago purchasing new goode,
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During tho season. Farmers ant
breeders will tax due notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
April 10th 1871. -nol-w2m CONN LEWIS.
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Chas. M. Evans,
PROPRIETOR.

Formerly, G. n. Jackson d Co.
These Remedies are for sale by
Druggists, Storekeepers, and Medi-
cine Dealers rywhero.
Mar. 10, -deodl2m, " IAN,
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Shelf worn Books, at halt price, ~ )
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WANTED.-5O good responsible mon, TO
peddle Lightning Rods and Pumps, Cali Mt
Once on me ut my Office on Second street, two
doors west OF Court. Or write me at once, y. .
Box S3l.
March 2ddwtE
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HONESTY.
Green Street Livery.

The celebrated trotting Stallion Hon
esty, will DO on service at my
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Avoid Qacks.A victim of early indiscretion
cay, &C., having tried In vain every adyer-
tized remedy, has o simple means Of self cure
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers
Address T. H. Tuttle ~ Nasaan at N
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
Agents, Read This!

VIE WILL PAY Agents a. salary Of go per
w week and expenses; or allow q large COM
mission to sell our new and wonderful inven.
lions: Address n! WAGNER 4 CO.. Marshall,
Michigan. r. SO
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DR.. H00FLAND'S PODOPHYLLN

Or Substitute for Mercury pills TWO PILLS
A DOSE, the most powerful. vet fnnocenf
Vegetable Cathartic known,
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METEOROLOGICAL.
District COurt-IIoN. CHARLES \, HARRIS
MONDAY. August Is, 1871.

Annie Wood vs.. John Wood, action
for divorce; set for trial September ,.
V. n +. II. II. Co. vs.. John n. Love
low: continued until tomorrow.
{. b. Pratt vs.. II. +. Rice ct ais;
continued until September Z.
J, +. Wood ". Ierington Il Co. ct
ais: demurr6rs argued, submitted
and overruled; defendants duly eN-
cep ed, and were given ten days to
II sAer
john Ehrlardt VS.. \. Curry; de
murrer submitted and Overruled. and
defendant ordered TO file his answer
%inStanter.
MIrv A. Richards vs.. Matthew
Mooney: defendants motion DENIED,
an defendant allowed five days TO
an SWer.
Theodore Wood vs.. George w. CryS-
tai: defendants demurrer argued,
submitted. Overruled, and five days
given to answer.
II. i. Phillips VS.. VIM. Nelch ct
al: demurrer o~verruled and defend
ants riven ten DAYS to nswer to
which they excepted.
pangberg Il Schulz ". Henry Ross
ct ais: demurrer oNerrilieu ana seven
JtyS given to answer.
John II. Mitchell vs.. Alex. LepOrt;
demurrer argued. submitted and over
ruled. and defendant required to hIe
answer l~nstanter.
Jones II smith vs.. +. Il. Carey; by
consent, continued for the term.
James T.. Wood vs.. Gerington Co;
demurrer overruled and defendant
given five DAYS to answer.
Jerry TOomev vs.. NJ. Il. ElStner;
tried by the Court. and Judgment
rendered in favor of defendant for
costs.
Susan Sullivan vs.. Ellen Bowers;
continued until 33th instant.
Albert LavOie W. Louis LavoIlette;
Judgment for plaintiff in accordance
with prayer OF compliant.
Court adjourned until 10 a. IN. to-
morrow.
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BET DRAwN.-The Republican who,
u few days ago, bet a Democrat $50 to
$40 that Haight would not be elected
by 5000 majority, yesterday asked,
and was permittedto Withdraw the bet
and stood treat" Another ''straw."
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ARRIvEs.-From the CT. Railroad and
Washoe at d "A. III.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 Il. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove n Genoa
at 1 p. IN.
From Lake Bigler at 4 F. m.
DEPARTs.-For Washoe and c. p. Rail-
road at : p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 1 p. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
s a. IN.
For Lake Bigler at 10 q. m.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leave.
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EIRE.-lhel large HOtl>t III
James Mcpermott. near the Mexican
Mill, was totally destroyed 10y fire on
Sunday evening last, together with all
its contents. The fire broke out about
$50, and 50 rapid was the spread OF
the flames thai not even the chairs, in
which a number of the boarderS had
been sitting on the front porch, were
saved. \ locomotive and several nat
cars of the Virginia and Truckee Kali
road were Immediately got in readiness
in this CITY and conveyed Warren
engine and a number of tirement to the
>cene Of the contlagration, but they
arrived too late To do any good more
tIa to be in readiness to prevent the
spread of the flames. The loss falls
heavily upon Mr.. McDerinott, and his
misfortune will work great inconve-
nience 10 his customers for time.
USDAY SCHOOL C~ONCERT.-A con-
cert at the Presbyterian Church Will
take place on Sunday evening next.
Yesterday the Sabbath School children
rehear~ed theireNerciseS. The scholars
have been under the musical manage
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. B.. +. Foster,
probablytW of the best music teachers
in the State. The songs are well select
ed, and. Judging from the rehearsal
Yesterday. the singing neXt sabbath
will be a rich treat. The singing Will
be accompanied with scriptural decla-
nations, emblems, etc.
EXCITED.-We understand that there
is considerable excitement and feeling
among the farmers of Upper Carson
Valley. growing out of the water suits
brought against them by the Union
Mill and Mining Company. They are
laboring under the impression hat the
suits are brought more for the purpose
of ANNOYING and i~utimidating them
than tar anything else, and a Bank-of-
California maj wouldn't make much
of a run for Governor in that region
Just now.
WARM SPRINGS.-William F.f"Bil-
ly") Wilson, the well known and
popular stage man, and Matt. PiXley,
and the house will hereafter be under
the Immediate supervision of Mr.. and
Mrs. PiXley. The new management
4 ~ SAN"b'S l" nv VI
this favorite place of resort.
OUT AGAIN.-Mark NJ. Gaige, who
was bitten by a savage bull dog some
three weeks ago, and who has since
been confined to his room by the
wound, again made his appearance at
the Magnolia Saloon yesterday.
Mark, who vas bitten in the leg, mas
nearly recovered; but the dog-poor
dog!-died soon after biting him.
LIrERARY.-We are under obligations
10 X. Fred Brooks, of the Postotfice
book store and news depot, for the
latest number of Moore's Rural New
Yorker, the Scott sh American Journal,
Once Week, Chimney Corne, Cham
payne, New York Clipper, Fireside
mpanion, and Saturday journal.
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Misunderstanding discourse d

ulsCouiSC w
livered by the Rev. Mr.. Hurd, on
Sunday evening, on the subject: "Has
an Individual or any number of Per-
sons the Right to execute Retributive
Justice in Defiance of the Law?' was a
logical, straightforward, and interest
ing production. Mr.. Hurd took his
text from Romans MI, 10Th verse {:
"Dearly beloved, avenge lot your
selves, but rather give place unto
wrath. Vengeance is mine, will re-
pay saith the Lord" He said that
vengeance had inhered in all the de-
scendants of the first generations; that
summary punishment, whether by
the knife or pistol i'll the hands of an
individual, OF by the vengeance of a
disguised mob, was antagonistic to the
prosperity of a free and enlightened
Republic; that the fact of a body of
men assembling in the dead hOur Of
night, and so disguised a. to prevent
recognition, for the purpose of visiting
cOndign punishment on 4 CRIMINAL,
and thereby ~paralvZing the strength
of their cOuntry's laws, is of itself a
more criminal act than murder in
open daylight of deienseless citizen
by one individual. The Reverend
gentleman was particularly lucid in
his ideas OF secret organization
likening it to the terrors of the inqui-
sition. He approved the idea of the
people rising i'll their might to assist
the officers OF the law in the admins
tration of justice in a legal way, and
said that the proper administration OF
was the corner stone OF Ameri-
can liberty and freedom, and that
whenever the laws of the land were
set aside to satisfy personal or collect
vengeance, sorrow would enSue to
the nation. God will repay. The
discourse shows the preacher to be a
high minded, fearless minister, one
h has the nerYetO state facts as they
are. and the sermon should be printed
i'll pamphlet form for general clrcula-
ton in Virginia City, Gold Hill, Keno,
and Hamilton.
FIFTEEN DAYS. That notorious
took to work the bad whisky out of
himself Sunday night by whaling an
Chinaman who was passing
along the street, when Constable sam.
lIodgkinson interterred and locked
Mr.. Doe up-whiSky and all. The
bcIligerent Doe was yesterday tried
Justice Parkinson, found guilty
and fined $50, and i'll default of pay
was sent to the County Jail for
days.
PUBLICSCHoOLs.-The publicSchools
Of this city will be reopened next
Monday under the following named
teachers: f.. a. Moody, Principal g; !
TremorC Coffin. Grammar Department : !
Miss Mary TorreySon, intermediate
Department Miss Carrie Gregg, Pri-
mary department. The attention of
teachers, parents and guardians IS
called to the fact that a change of text
has been ordered by the State
authorities. See advertisement.
Again and again have you been told
that those rare goods for ladies of high
and low degree will be disposed of in a
days, and whomsoever goes TO the
San Francisco Auction Store, next door
to the Penrod House, will double the
of his money.
BET DRAwN.-The Republican who,
a few days ago, bet a Democrat $50 to
$40 that Haight would not be elected
bv 5000 majority, Yesterday asked,
and was permitted to withdraw the bet
,nd Z" stood treat Another ''straw."
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Fresh FRUIT.-James J. Mandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery, no.
tions. fancy goods, cigars. tobacco,
toys, etc.
NOTICE.-The public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water of
a certain spring situate on the Lake
Bigler Toll Road, about two miles
from Carson, from w. ID. Torreyson,
or any person other than myself, the
said spring being on my line of sur
vey and claimed by NE.
Z. ID. SWEENEY.
WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.-J. F.
Boardman Il Co.-Gents: / have used
all the White Sage Hair Restorative
which you so kindly sent me, and on
receipt of this letter please send me
six more bottles. I have used several
kinds of highly recommended Hair
Restoratives, but none of them have
had the same beneficial effect as yours
in preventing the falling off of the
hair, and restoring new hair with all
its original strength and b~rilliancy. l
take great pleasure in recommending
it to the public. Yours, ETC.,
JOHN S. MAYHUGH.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by our
agent, r. Fred. Brooks, news dealer,
etc, Carson City, Nevada
THE BEST CHANCE YET.-A grand
musical festival will be given on the 25th
of September, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $50, 900 in
gold coin will be awarded to ticket
holders. There are 2,l66 ~priZes-one
chance in every y. The prizes range
from 50 up to $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund, a Fire Department, and to the
four churches of Brooklyn. This is
the most liberal schedule yet offered
the public on this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
Koppel & Plat, %clothiers, corner of
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale of tickets in this
city. =
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HoMEs.-No less than twenty-five
applications were made to the State
authorities, and twenty-five deposits
we're made with the State Treasurer
yesterday for the purchase of state
lands.
PERsoNAL.-Dr. George Munckton
left for Sacramento last evening, TO
look after material for the manuiac-
ture of the new gas machines.
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oRxsBr HousE-GRoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
coRBETr ~HoUsE-CoRDErr ERorHERs, PRoPRIEroRs

+ L Yelette, PlScerville, VIM Jones, Clear Creek
Thomas Scale. CT Creek David Christee, Carson K
JOS Scheidig-s, d Sp'gs John McGilvery, Washoe
jas + Cameron, L NalleyM McDermott, Mounta.s
August Med male. Mis- " Deiderson, Carson r
James IL hurry. virginia. has Sowell, Virginia
J + bartholomew, Virg Thos Reynolds, Virginia
Jas MurJhy, Nerrimac NJ X Marcoux, Merrimc N
J 2 Grow, Cal Easton, Stockton
Hon Iios Wells, Sac q T Bixler, Summit
John Trewatha. Reno
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Arrivals At the Hotels.
ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGE rurLY, PROPRIETOR.

ST. CHARLES-GEORGI TUPLH, PEoPRiEIoR.
W Wilson, Pine Grove W B Sanders, Walker r
FTresert, Carson Valley w X Lee
A Dangberg Mrs Gallman, Virginia
ID Hograve, Mrs Dibtlc,
A Bowles, J Gate',
II z Brunham, Genoa J Nichols, Gold Hill
G Blasauf. II Williams. San Fran
Mr. Lake, Reno C s. IIalbranch. Sheridan
VI Coney, Daytou IA Wai1le, Silver City
p S Glidien. Franktown A SpaeeIi, Mountains
oRxsBY HoUsE-GsoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
VIM HaZelton, Kings Il Geo ellison San oran
q " Foyc San traa Mrs W S Hunt, . chill Sc
+ NJ Cullongh, Empire G John Seeker, Placervlle
S Me,ick, Vii ginia 5 Thompson, Virginia
CASTOR d Artois. sac Eewis Chalmers, S Mount
q Munkton. Dunderberg " w Smith, Il Import
Robert LYONS, Genoa John Cohlan, Reno
I r Hopper, W Springs l Mcconnell, W springs
II J Peterse Walter James, &c
Preston Hunt. T RR Chas bowman V / I RR
VIM Bbardman VIM Fleming,
Ed Sweeney NJ Mooney, carson
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on grand philosophc compare ran-
nonce aux recoltes qui pousscnt Eoir;
70 qo11 dit: lie cultivateur sSmc ct
sanals quill dort ou quill travaillc, Son
T'a1s' son cotton pousscnt quand meme
~ en- est dc meme pour le marchaud # L..
'auuiacturier .'nn Qui instrcnt uno auuonr.
ans tas s un Journal lis spmcnt pour rtcol-
w. p.us tard, Cur sans cettc auuonrc H..
ro;ax a.aInes' des milliers d'iudividus ,,',uz
'1nI 1tnr I lamais entendu parlcr a'cux Il; ID, de-
&eur branche d'industric. y ~ ~ "e
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