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Dental Notice.

nR. GEO. s. PoUKE, Dentist, offers hi,
services at bis Office,
Saturday. a"u
Emmiitsburg- Fourth Wednesday Afternoon
till Thursday Afternoon.
aechaniesiown--Pourth Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon
Double Pipe Creek-First THURSDAY.
Middleburg-first Friday.
Uniontown--S Second Wednesday Afternoon.
T9neytown-Second Thursday Afternoon 4
Friday.
Union Bridge-Thi'd Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb al
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N 0RAvIAH MINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES'

"LispEs HAIL" FouspsD 1874
TT 10 moot important for Parents 10 know
u where they can get the best English Educa-
tim and Instruction in Music-yocal aud In
trumentai-Drawing, Painting. German,
French, Latin and Wax Work, for their dau eh-
tiers. This Institution has been 10 successful
operation for more than three-quarters Of
century, and nearly four thousand young La
dies have been educated herel
IT, Do not fail To address for Circular with
all desired Information, Rev. EuaksE A.
FRuEAurF, Principal, Liliz, Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania
State that you saw the advertisement 10 the
Westminster Advocate. mar 0 ems
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FOR SHERIFF..

Messrs Editors:
DLEASE announce ANDREW GRAM.
Il MER, Esq, as Candidate for the
next Sheriifalty. He is a, native Of our
district, and II be will consent to serve will
be literally supported by
Jan o tn OLD DUG HILL.
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CARPETS, Oil Cloths and Queensware.
Oanew stock for sale cheap, at
nova JoHS L. REifsgIpER's-
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NOTIONS.

HoSlERY, Domestic and Foreign, Of
IL very best grades; Gloves, Linen and
Paper Collars, Linen Bosoms, Fancy Goods.
&C., &C., full assortment always on hand.
at =. X. GERNAND'S,
Corner Main and Church Streets.
up . I'm Westminster.
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GARDEN sEEDs-Eyery variety from
VI the Shaker Gardens, at '''
ieb 10 4. X. GERNAND's.
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BUILDING and Cabint Hardware, large
- stock, at lowest city prices. at
ieb 10 Il. X. GERNAND'S.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
cHAs. BILLrNGsLEA, d. ID. s.

Office Wesiminster, Nd, ID door Vet =,
Farmers and Aechanics Bank, -"
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$lOO,.O.O.O5!H.
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.

100000 TO be Distributed 10 Shareholders. .
tNlYE DOLLARS will purchase a share. in
- clud1ng work OF art worth five dollars.
Ihe Derby Farm Property to DO dfstribnte,i
em6raSee The largest Vineyard and Orchard
UNEQUALED CEIMATEl pEAcEAprr
COUNTRY GENEROUS SOIII
The saiubrtous and hoalth. giving clim ale Of
Of tho South" 'os "
s95.ooo in Premiums presented to Share
holders.
5000 In Real Estate and Grecnba IL,
Prizes to be distributed TO 'Shnre-holders
t25 900. >'0o ~
522 Groonbsck Prizes, from IS to $1,000.
Only 1000 shares will be Issued.
ONE SHARE IN NEvERYTHIRTY.O ONE VIII.
49,, DRAW a PRIZE. =. /.
na.a nns Hsal Estate Property. conveyed By
ctonouct the Drawing, is to be transferred by
them to tho fortunate Share holders "a Boon
"s III Inc remaining shares arc sold.
me Drawing will tako place according to
Inc published programme.
49,, TUE DAY OF THE DRAWING
WIN pc announced by telegram to tho Asso-
tune. '"' ''ouA' . iof-
Every Shareholder may rest assured N
equal justice, and that this scheme. unlike
many others,
is FAIR, soUARE AND HoNEsrp
Money received after the books are closed
VIII oe promptly returned. For full particu-
iare, as embraced in revised pamphlet, ad-
dreas J. G. DERBY, General Manager.
Key Box No. 934, Augusta, da.
..sac;daia. hh. >. MOO: THAR1N. the agent OF the
the Office OF Mr. y. damDrill, Main street.
May18 'oo''
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eddea tho Doctor. "then looking like mere
skeleton; my weight was only ninety.sevon
POUNDS; my present weight is two hundred
anu twenty-five (225l pounds, and for years I
mayo enjoyed uninterrupted health"
Ut. schenck has discontinued Ills profes-
sionai f!1 7lsits 70 New York and Boston. He or
~. ma son. Or: j. Il. schenck, Jr.. still continue
20 20 SEQ patients at their Office, No. Is North
sixth street, Philadclphia. every Saturday
from a. M. to 3P. NJ. Those who wi.h a
thorough examination with tho nesDirometer
VIII be charged IS. The Respirometer de-
ciares the exact copdition OF the lungs. and
curablo or not. .
Inc directions for taking the medicines re
adapted to the intelligence even of a child
Z folioW these directions, and kind nature will
10 tho rest. excepting that in some cases the
Mahdfako Pills arc to be taken in incrcaecd
doses; the three medicines need no other ac-
compartments than tho ample instructions
tnat accompany them: First create appe{ite.
Or returning health hunger is tho most wei.
come symptom. When It comes, az it will
come, lot tho despaili ing at once be Of good
cHcer. GOOD blood at onCo follows thu couub
l0osens, the night sweat is abatod. In
short time both OF these morbid symrt oms
arc g0neforevor. fIii0f 49, .o'i' ~
j.; DR.: PEE sohench's medicines are constantly kept
IA ~. tens OF thousands of famiIies. AS a laxa-
i've or Purgative, tho 5Iandrako Pills arc a
Standard preparations; wh;lo the Pulmonic
syrup, as cnrcr of coughs and colds. NAV lie
rc{arded as prophylacteric against con-
sumption IN any Of its forms.
=, trico O! the Pulmonic Syrup and Scaweed
lone, srohie, S!'5o bottle, or $3.50 half dozen.
all druggists and dcnlcrs
JOHN T. HENRY,
Q Gniiego g Place, New York. Wholesale Agent
-. AZ f1y
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A Chnpter OF Fncts.-Space is valuable
in newspaper, and it is, therefore, propo.ed
III this advertisement to condcnso a variety
OF facts. Important to the public, into q email
oompaHs. Those facts refer to uostetter's
stomach bitters-wlat that celebrated medi-
oine is. and what 1t will do. In tho first place.
then, tho article is stimulant, tonic and al.
terative, consisting Of combination or an
absolutely pure spirituous agent with the
most valuable medicinal vegetable substances
that botanic research has placed at the dis
posal OF the chemist and the physician.
These ingredients are compounded with great
care, and in such proportions as to produce
preparation which invigoratcs without e.cit.
lug the general system, and tones. reoulatea
and controls tho stomach, tho bowels. tIe
Ayer, and tho minor Becretive organs.
What this great restorative will do must bo
gathered from what it has done. Tho caec ~
dyspepsla, or any other form of indigcsiinn
IN which it has been persist emily edminis
tered without e1eoting n radical cure. is vet
70 be heard from, and the samo NAV ,bo said
OF bilicus disorders, intermittent fever, ner1
vous affections; general debility, constipation.
'siok headache, mental disabilities to whicL,
the feeble arc so subject. It puriflcs ali tho
nulds OF the body, including Tho blood. and
the gontle stimulus which it impartn tn tho
nervous system is not succeeded bv tho
slightest rea action. This is CHI ptor Of facts
which readers. for their own sakcs. shonid
mark and remember Jrnn ~.
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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

>aa THE undersigned respectfully Informs
ms ms customers us,! ns that he has hEaioYED to
opposite the Columbia Hotel. and id fniiy
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS, to ft out a gentleman in the very
LATEST FASHION. He has secured the
latest and best styles OF CLOTHS. CASSI.
MEHES and GENTI.EMEN'5 FURNISHING
GOoDS generally. Call at the new stand and
select suit, or leave your o, Ter and havo it
March &c - A>',A'
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Present Capital, 100000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500. 900.
OF ,:.;
COL U M BIA. 8. @.


OFFICERS.
John Is. Palmer, PRECEDENT
A. q. Breliizer, Cashier:
=. N. Il. Butt, Assistant Oaelier.
DIRECTORS.
). Ell Gregg. John d. Palmer, F. ". Mc3las.
ter. Il. D. Sem, Of r. d. Sem d Son: q. q.
Bearden, Of CopeiandS i Bearden; r: T.. BRYAN.
OF Bryan MoCarter; ". O. Hwafield, OF Il.
W. c.. SwRffield - N II
r. W. McMaster, Solicitor.
THIS Bank is now opon for the transac Ct on
4 OF general banking bualness.
CEKTIfIcATEs OF DEPOSIT Of currency or
coin, bearing interest at tho refe OF seven {7)
per cent: per annutn, in kind. will be isaued
Deposits from County Officers especially So
llcitcd; also, from Trustees, Administrators
EXECUTORS, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts Of
CITY aud Country Merchants, and other busi.
ness men, and the usual accommodations OF.
Tended.
Notes, Bins IT Exchange, and other eyi,
dences OF debt discounted, and mcnoy loaned
OIL colin terals.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold and sHrey bought ana
,Mutaated ctss rency purchased at a small
discount. f.i',
Sight Drafts drnmn direct on all the prom,
nsns places in England, Ireland, Scotland
France, GerrnGny, Belgium. Holland Den
marx ana the Orient. Letters Of Credit iesued
payable In any Of tho above places
Drafts on all the prominent cities in the
United Statee bought and sold.
banklog Honse opposite Columbia Hotel
Open from to 8. FEB o81y
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THE lRREpREss1BLE CONFLICT IN Ar.
KANSAS "A despatch dated Memphis, the
29th instant, gives, the following par.
ticulars OF fight between tho. races. in
ArkaE sas, opposite that city. A shoot.
ing affray occurred yesterday at Arkan.
sas. opposite here. Mr.. Collier, pro.
prletor OF a hotel, with q party Of
friends. were shooting at b target in the
yard OF the hotel, when they were. or
dercd by e colored magistrate and
deputy to desist, which they did, return
ing to the hotel. Words ensued between
Collier and the constable, and the latter
drew q pistol and. fired at Collier; ole of
the party then fred at the, constable.
when he and his companion left, bat
soon afterwards Returned with large
party of negroes. all armed, who, after
calling upon Collier to oome out, fred a
yolley into the house, slightly wounding
Collier. Golfers party returned the
fire: killing Iohn Raynnr, e.hen the
others fed. Last might, q great many
citizens of Hopef1eld came over TO this
city. fearing an attack. and those re-
naming took refuge in whari-boht and
armed themselves. Sheriff Phillips has
arrived, and it is said he. has arrestei i
persons charged with participating in
the affray.
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"A VOID oUACxS.-A victim of early in
"a discretion, causing nervous debility. pro.
mature mature decay, &C.. having tried in vain every
nusertlscd o,, remedy, has a simple means OF
seiI.curei which he will eend free to his fellow
sniierors Address ]. II. rUTTLE, rs Nassau
oStcS.. NC" 1ork. DCc23 tf;mo
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Special Notices.

complete triumph over CORNS and BU-
MONS by Mons. BERGER. who discovered,
lst. The nature Of Corns. I'd Their dis.
solvent. Sd. Their permanent curti These
discoveries are, the happy result Of years OF
study and practice. For particulars, apply
over the Citizens Savings Bank, from 0 to 12;
an1 from to O'Clock, at Hondri1 House.
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The THANKs OF EDesn1ELp DUE Gov.
ScoTr. The Taxpayers of Edgefield will
be delighted to learn that Gov. Scott
has appointed Mr. Robert A. Lynch
County Auditor. Mr.. Lynch, o natipa
CT Colambia. WHO married daughter 81
the late Col. Bnuskett, has lived among
ns for Upwards ofifour years. and enjoys
the confidence OF odt people generally.
He is d 'conscienhdhs, hiBh.toned gentle
man, and will discharge, the duties OF
the office Of County Auditor with exact
fairness both to the State and the tax
payer. Mr.. Lynch fills the vacancy
crsated by Gov. Soott's removal of the
Hamburg seallaw0g. Louis Schiller the
unscrupulous assessor of the peoples
property, who could always find some
method OF correcting bis undue assess
ments BY the enlig6fening power Of Ave
or ten dollars slipped into his vest
pocket. This is another case OF ''locali-
"" wisely discovered by Gov. Soottl It
would be churlish In us not to return
thanks to GOV. SCOTT, on the part Of the
people of Edgefield; for so oommenda.
BILE removal and 80 satisfactory an ap-
pointment. - Edgefeld AdUertissr.
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Robert Morris Boyers, who outlived
NIL Of the members of the first Grand
Lodge of Tennessee, was buried, with
appropriate honors, at Gallatin, Tennes.
see, last Sunday.
A Tennessee paper wants party TO
be "formed to fix The fair fabric OF free
dom on the firm foundation Of the fa.
TIERS"
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CONSUMPTION,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTJvE

T----- q ~ oOk1ENCfA, M. D, y.
IX4 for whose death there was no oII,cr raS , >
son than the neglect Of known and intlisnnt-
aDly proven meane Of cure. Those near md
aear.t9 family aud friends are sleeping the
ly adopted -,' 'Aiii 'Aiii
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.'LEAVE NO STING nEuINDn -

The work OF euro is now beginning. The
vitiated ind mucous deposts in tha howeis
and nd N IT,, tue alimentary canal are elected The
nver' ike clock, is wound mp. It arouses
from Its torpidity. The stomao oh acta respon-
siyely, and the patient begins to feel that he
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

NNSsAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on crcat 40.
- oial evils and abuses, which interfere
win win MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief for
1he crrns and unfortunate, diseased and dc.
ruan ai.aten; sent IN sealed letter envelopes,
isSe Ist OF cLarge. Address HOWARD SANTA,
hl AID ASSOCIATION, 40. 2 South Ninth
street. Phllade!phia. Pa. May ii 3mo
ToTTON SEED OIL CAKE cup ho lid
~ at al tines, and in any quantity. of
ohp ~ F,'{JNpTI
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PR0CLAMhTIONl

1hVVLAMATIUN1 u
MAYORS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, =. O.. May 25, 1871.
and after MONDAY, June 8. 1871, all
|NDOGS found running at large, not wear
Ing the city badge and collar for the current
year, will be taken up and impounded, and
Of tho legal fine, the Dog will, within forty
eight hours after impounding be killed.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
Attest: WIN. J. ETTER, City Clerk. MAY &c
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CROOKS. BONDS and COUPONS horch,
* Ann na sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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Dir. JOSEPH II. ScIIENcI1,s
SIMPLE TREArNENT

And availed themselves of Lis wonderful chi
caTions &C medicines, they would not have fallen
that wherever sufficient vitality remains that
vitality, by hls medicines and his directions
vigor. "
! LIN this statement there is NOTHING nros,,,,,,
tuous. 10 the faith Of the invalid ia M af1o M
representation that iH not thousand times
gnbstentiated by living and visible ,workse
Inc theory OF the cure, by DR.. schcnck'a a me-
dicine is as simple as 1t is unfailing. It's NH.
losophy requires no argument. It is seleas-
auring, self-convincinG
The seaweed Tonic and Mandrake pilIs are
tue hrst TWO weapons with which the citadel
oases OF consumption originate in dysneps;s
and functionally disordered liver. With This
e9natien 31S tho tho bronchial tubes ympshze
biao action Of the livar Heuau Here ,h 20 .he NOR
the eliminating result, and the scttine in
with al its distressing symptoms, Of -
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ONSUMPTION,

The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one q
natures nobleat gifts-the Podophillum Poi
tatum; They possess all the bio3d.search
like calom Ell, they -N' -, W
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J.. II. LEVIN, CoYurnbia IS. g.
FAN MILLS.
CT RAIN CRADLES
HORSE. POWERS.

REAPERS,
MOWERS, and all kinds Harvesting Machines
On hand aud for sale at lowest prices in the
market.
We call special attention to our Horec.
Power, which IL the best power in use and
not high priced. With our experience in
planting, and tho use Of agricultural imple-
ments and machines. together with our facili
ties for having goods manufactured, We claim
we can give lowor figures, better goods and
better satisfaction than any other house in the
country. Send for catalogue.
April % LORICK h IOWRANCE.
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Piokled Meats. &C.
YTlHIs DAY RECEIVED:
4 FULTON MARKET ROUNDS,
|. Fulton Market BEEF,
Pig Pork.
Davis Diamond Hama.
Eerris' SuRar-cured Strips,
Extra Beef Tongues,
Smoked Beef.
Something new every day. to try and please
our patrons. GEO. SYMMERS.
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900 Barrels
EtATKA TI n4,n Family, Medium and Common
- ~ ~, Ior balo low. T.. HOPE.
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THB CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASS0CIATIDT
FOR BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND
CHARTERED BY THE STATE or SO5


Meeting anu NJ tMo General
for
s e. r Charter
19
tm9 oi R9 adopted VILE
donC No1t
s Ean Cylinder % sTesn
exhibited
o1.
o
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sMOKED MBATS, BIC.
CMOKED TONGUES, extra smoked BEEF.
~ Ferris Fulton Market Beef M
Diamond and Orange brand Hams.
Sngar-cured Bacon Strips.
Picked Salmon. n
Mess and No. I Mackerel, dc., all fresh to
hand. For sale by GEO. SYMMERH.
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Private Boarf,ino

- frlyate Boarding.
hs. .; J. WYATT informs her friends
ASA ana the public in general. that she has
1Ponea pPsia PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
and airy, and guests may expect The oomforts
OF home. sno 10
LOCKS. A1"Soi ~ ToA'
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A sUPPLY OF GOOD ELOon


The Seaweed Tonic. in conjunction with i1,a
fIiis, permeates and assimilates with the food
ou!nhcation 1n now progressing without it's
snd tGItares. 4s Digestion becomes pain.
Inere Is no more fatulence, no exscerbation
OF the stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier aver
yes gwen sa,y oy an ipdngent father to suffering
perform its functions and to hasten and com ;.
Plete the cure. It entors at once upon iIa
wofk: nature cannot be cheated. It collects
ana ripena tho impaired and diseased portions
OF the lungs. In the form Of gatherings. It
prepares them for e1pectoration and ioi in a
very short time, the malady ie yannniabad
the rotten thrcne that it occupied is renovated
nsy o 1nd %an the PATENT In all the
the manhood or the womanlood that was i
|.I;;. GIVEN UP AS LOST.
|ESaAhe second thing is, the patients must stay
in.smarm room until they get we'll: il i. al,
tb nnaa TO prevent taking cold when
vented, or euro cahnot bo effected. plrsh
air and riding ont, especially in this section
.ot th9 country in the fall and winter season.
abo ehot a.c wrong. e. thysicians who recommend
are badly diseased. md yet, because they e are
IN the house, they must not sit down Gnist
they muat; walk about the room as much an
5i5engh e viii bear get
must Keep in good spirits-be determined to
get well. This has groat deal to do with Me
appetite. and is tho great point to gain.
10 despair oi cure aftersuch evidence OF it's
possibility n the @orst cases, and moral GER
.sinty In 81! others, is sinful. DR.. schenok a
personai statement to the Faculty OF his own
cure Tas ~ these modeat woras
.Mang years ago was In the last stages OF
e;ms NM Sopnsd 10 bed and st
live week; theh. like . drowning man oatoI. nT.
ing at straws. heard Of and obtained the
preparations which now offer to the pubic,
and they made q perfect cure OF me. II
seemed to me that could feel them penetrate
my Whole system. They soon ripened the
s natter inn IN my !uags. and would spit up more
morning for long time. 80
oAs soon as that began to subside. m,
cough, fever, pain and night sweats ali benaI
70 leave me. and my appetite became 90 S rrasi "u
inst 1t WAS with difficulty that could Eeer
| rom eating too much. I soon gained mi
| since. ~ 0'o'
II was weighed shortly after my recovery,
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Whites Gardening for the -south.
the late Wm. A. White. OF Athens, Ga.
:, y EC HOLMES rs SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR
!, The Phosphate Rocks OF South Carolina.
BIER pie. History and Developments-Colore
psna.s s,I Sermons On temperance, by Lyman
l. Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course Bf Lectures on
Preaching. II. l.. Dahney, D. ., sI.5O. ~
Any above ecnt!6y maif
DOFFIE l. CHAPMAN.
roo ~ Oppoaite C0luyfs3Iia Hotal
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0ooDMAN's CLOTHING BAzAAR.
New Books.

GHipS FROM GERMAN WORKSHOP.
Ghardiss or Adventures In the Desert of
sahara. ha,i hy 9. Napheeyi, N. n. a. N. sI.7S.
MotaeEless; Or Parisian Family. By an.
IN! Inc silent Partner. BY author Gates Aiar
Inc Franco -Prussian War. BY. Landon.
with ~, IS portraits aud Ii n.aps. sl7s.
uIs Empty. Heart; .!ovel. BY Marion
Climates for Iuvalitls &C. II 25
aatire. S1.25.
Social Conflict. Also, numher nS nn. nna
novels aid other publications. jnrt received
,,or BRYAN / McOARTEh's
AplH ~ l--.-- HOalrfoHo
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10

On observation-disclosures Hall. Fox, Cleveland.
Mullen, Hastings.
N~Iltage-Sptuctr. Eastman, Small.
Ways and dcans-lisylrtt, Euulihrll. Mullen,
rbultu. Mccoy.
Judiciary -Bouuidc!d Hall, Boring. Crawford.
Maure.
Cgrpofa;ions-Shamp, FoN. Mills, Moore, and
Brown.
Public neutrality-suspicious.. Crawford. t,azarl.
Military aud Indian AntI~-FuN, Mills, Es-t-
man.
Counties and County Bouularies-Hil McBsth.
I~Iszle,t, rhelsn, Mills.
Agriculture aud Mauuftctures-Small. IHl
- eilerr
Observation-Disclosures. Ha1.vtt. Mccoy.
Internal Improvements Hazard. Abraham
Cleveland, MeBeth, Hopkins.
Mlurs aud Mining IuteresIs-McBsth, Mullen.
Hopkins, Plelau. Mills.
Public Lauds-B1riug, Eastman, Htglrtt.
teirtal Observation-Disclosures, Hazard. Brown.
Eugru>snsuf-Bruwu. Crawford. Small.
EDtullmcut-lla-tiuEs Cleveland, Hazard.
state PFisun-IlaH. shtmp. Hastings.
Tgblic Mg,al--McCoy. FoN, small.
STATE Lthrary-Nuure. Mccoy, Boring.
supplies and Expeuditurvs-Ea>tman, sharp.
Speugvr.
ksa.i, AMI Briires-Spcnccr. HI. BORING.
Rules and joint E~uiy--CutWf0ri, Mutlc. AIDS
Mullen.
CIums-Eastmtn, Mills, Spencer.
state Ahars-fhsisn, Fox, Mullen.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-10
Assembly Standing Committees.

On Judiciary essrs. Williams. Lockwood,
Savage. Manning, Bowman. J. mes, Tenant.
WAYS and ~Means-Sayage, Garaghan, Manning,
Buckingham. Cowen. Williams, Smith.
Federal Observation-Disclosures, Caravan, Child,
Savage, Bowman.
Public Morals-Trousdale. Burlingame, Buck
ingham.
state Library-Liken, Simpson. Barber.
Public Lands-Haich, Garaghan, Burlingame,
Gray, Wagner.
Internal Improvements-aurphy, Potter, Wag-
ner, Beck, Simpson.
Contingent Expenses and Accounts Jones,
Beck, Barber, Williams, lockwood.
Mines and Mining Interests-Murphy, Hay,
Garaghan. Piper, Organ.
Corporations-Smith, Gowen, Saville, Patchcn,
Ellyson.
Counties and County Boundaries Garaghan
| Bowman. Trousdale. willard. Lisens.
Trade aud NORTHUMBERLAND. Dovey, owen,
Fuller, Hatch.
Military and Indian Ahairs-Beck, Hay, Law
son, Mcclellan, Rogers.
State nstitutiOu.-Gray, Tenant, Hogan,
Paiehen, Williams.
Enrollmen;-willaTd, Roney. Organ.
Public P~riniing-Delano, Harris, lockwood.
C~laims-Child, Greenhslgh, Piper, Hogan, and
Fuller.
rngrossmont-Patchen. Rogers. Eilyson.
observation-disclosures, Mcleod, Harris, Pot.
ter. Fuller.
Elec,ions-Barber, Bowman, Cowen, Piper,
Dewey.
M~ileage-Tennsnt. Garaghan, Greenhalgh.
On Observation-Disclosures, Burlingame, Jones
Dewey, Brown.