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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-25

How Many Thousands Can Testify to This
by Unhappy Experiences!
Young men troubled with emissions in sleep,-a
complaint generally the result of a bad habit in
youth-treated scientifically and perfect cure war
ranted.
Hardly a day passes but consulted by one or
more young men with the above disease some of
whom are as weak and emaciated though they had
the consumption and by their friends are supposed
TO nave It, All such cases yield to the proper aud on
yto correct course of treatment, and in short time
are made to rejoice in perfect health.
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DR.. II. j. JOURDAEN,
Partisan Gallery of Anatomy. Boston

TarIsIaH 6aIefy OF Anatomy, Boston,
HAS just published a new edition of his lectures
IL containing most valuable information on The
causes consequences and treatment of diseases of the
reproductive systems with remarks on MARRIAGE and
the various causes Of the loss of manhood with full
instructions for its complete restoration also chap
ter on 0eaeredt Infection and the means of cure be
ing the most comprehensive arOrE the subject ever
yet published comprising $50 pages. Mailed free to
any address for % cents. Address, =
DE-. JOurdain's Consulting Office,
81 Hancock Street, Boston, NIass.
iun14d1yrA
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The NationaI ,rradnrs, R.nL

FENHE Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
4 that their Annual Meeting will be held at their
Banking Room on Tuesday, the 9th day of January
meet, at O'Clock, p NJ to choose five Directors for
the ensuing year, and to act any other business
that may legally come before them.
-s-..s.. EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland Dec. g. 1871. dtd
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Merchants National Bank of Port


TUVHE Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
Il to meet at the Bank, Tuesday, January g.
1872, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the frllowing business
LIST. For the election of Directors for the ensuing
year.
%. To decide what change, Gf any, shall be made
in their By Laws.
3d. For the transaction of any other business which
may legally be brought before them. IL
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Portland, Decs, 1871 dc92tawtd
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Cumberland Nat;on,y R,,,E

Cumberland National Bank.
Il Cumberland National Bank of Portland, will be
held at their Banking Room on Tuesday, the 9th
day of january, 1872, at 3 O'Clock p. W.,
for the election of Directors and the transaction of
any other business that may then come before them.
SAM'L SMALL, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 6, 1871. dc7dtd
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by Helm
bold's Extract Buchu.

HELMBoID's EXTRACT BUcHU and Improved
Rose Wash cures secret and delicate disorders in all
their stages at little expense little change in
diet no inconvenience and exposure. 1t is pleas
ant in taste and odor immediate in its action and
free from all injurious properties. -
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BY j. MARION SIMS, M. d.

BY j. MARION SIMS, M. ID.
N. BAH of fhe genuine article has the copyright
trade mark Of s. I'll. Kennedy on every package.
From the Medical Gazette of June 24th 1871.
4 HAVE used Kennedy's Concentrated Extract of
Pinus Canadensis for about eight months in some
affections OF the rectum, vagina, and cervix uteri;
have used it, considerably Diluted vaginal wash
with great success: but prefer to apply it to the
tincR on cotton WOOL either pure mixed with Give
crime, or gycerine and rose water. Thus applied, it
should remain intact for two three, even four
days, and then be renewed. In this way have seen
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that have resisted the ordinary remedies for weeks;
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time to do more than call the attention of my profess
sional brethren to this Extract, which am sure
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Prescribed by the medical profession with signal
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Those afflicted with any Of the above difficulties
and not wishing to call upon their physicians can
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ages of the medicine with physicians full directions
for use. "a
For sale by all Druggists.
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GtaStrotbszY SerbouSlunoeu

SIM eriten 3ruetge iiberrgtdte geltert Sr.
,6uogtHS EN- @eiHdl pom y. 9S. Oiderion I'M
Jtetuiguug BON 9iderions Alep.
1r. 8ono iibergab cine Yctition nm g9e9s
rIHntlu1g Der Stnbernilie bon Ntc2epiS'
gSertte.
81. gbterS legte Gin @eiu9 bon !. 9iOings
Ton nm iiidtrilattuug irrtbiimlib be3ablter
Sttlern I'M &ctrage non $65 Dor.
Sr. YttlS o~iicrirte etlen 8eitluB, 9afob
&ed bic 6iuausibtebpHg ietHer 8aulinie aui
Der SIDE Der Caroline uno 9aG. StraBe Sl
geitattcH. augeuommeu.
0eritlbe ~Ofiertrte eilen Seid)luB, Bartlett,
6obbin8 Il Gomp. oaS 2eJeH eiHeS StteHena
ltrangcS in 0tc9eHrg'S traBe 81 erlauben.
9"lngen0mmeIt.
Sr. Bruce bru6te einen @eifltB Gin, cine
alte PunIpe III Dtonnnelt', 1abe sterling
StraBet 3I entfertelt. Ingenomn1el.
5m j~lueiten 3pei8e c]rltuttete pr. Ditls
ron 8crtht nebit &croronurg gum Ourd'
brude Der Strtders StruBe bon Mulberrpitr.
bis 0arltm Square. YaiIirt.
Der &orliben0e reidte ELL @eild) BON uQ'
mann mo 4Hberen Elm, baB bic 8aI9tn9tons
6oao, no Die y8altilnorc.S btos 8abu" bas
ritber gebt, reparirt, unO Oaftir $500 Uertuils
lijt lperOct.
!pr. WtilrOg nuterbrcitstc citizen 8crtbt ilebit
SelfluBr nor Der Gulanuct5, STRIDE in Gatbes
OraL5traBe 6liesplatten le9eu 81 talien. Gns
gellonmeH.
8crilIbe t;gte cine S%erorSuung gum 8fla'
tern Der GrlrtousS traBe 5wti1tn @reen.
mount. Autruue mo 6orreitrS traBe por. Yai'
itrt.
0r. SER rief ben 9ei9luB aui g. 8. Ser
fins 500 fir Die Mtietbe etltcS 0auieS all
HtOrtb-S raBt, bas einen Dtouat Lang ais
mittlcreS StationsbauS benust worOel, 5n
bC5QBlcn. Yenuorfen.
SOM eriten 3lpcige tatteu foIgenoe SorIa.
gen btrttber:
Der Bedding, ben GtoOt. Gommifidr 5u
llHterbalblungen gum Intaufe uOn 8inanS'
Gapele al g4eits 8altirnore'S traBe bebufS
@%iurtdtuug bon gtcgribultn iiir Snaben uno
OtlOhen 81 erul16ttgei ultO Sur Serrthtung
Oes @cbauOeS $4,000 a~uSjuieecn beige
%ittntnt;
Der 8ei6lpB, einen Yumpcntod auf Der
Gds Der @uleHbers 4ue1 uno Yonbaro=S traBe
abSnbrebtll - augenomrneH;
Der Sci4luB, cine 8umpe in Gbame8Itr.
Slulifen 8roaOpap unb 4uniraBe ausbedern
81 laIien - 6tigetreten.
SttOe 3petge baben iid bis beute Na6mit'
tqQ uertlQt.
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&rei8Qeri d. fir SomarS.Go.
= Glltcott @ttp, ben "a. Iprit. (Sor
NtAtcr Sartmono.) g8m. Sell @ilts, iun.,
IitgHatIr IN Der bancroft Iugettgenbeit
yuOptg SoB'S, ge9cu Gam. Wbitc llnb Ins
btrt Sla9c alf @rlnn elmer 28ieOcrerlalIs
9ung5sGautton Dor @ci6porenen inter Ser,
banolulg.
SreiSgcri d. itr Baltimore
9ouHtg. - Com ontopn, "a. Iprt(.
(8or Htbttr Geo. Deqott.) GbomaS 8ilion
NIB @enoiicn gc9en s. Saurin NorriS unO
@oniorttn; eS maro RorriS 9cri6tli6 al5
Strlualtcr cingeictt.
Die nadite Sieung Itnbet erit fourmenoen
Sonlabeno itatt.
Common 9lea8s @eri6t. - (8or
5tifter Sarep,) Sat6ot @osleD gegen @m.
ID. Sues, 6auOmefieltlage; benz aldger lulrs
Den S1102.S5 5ugelproten. penrD 0tcs
Sb0ue & Comp. 9e9en Sobn War6, Sdulb,
IAttntldge; 3ldgcr erbitlten S211.12 enogiil,
tig Suertannt. Or. 8. u. 2u0re gegcll
Pstcr 6trrmanrl, Gla9e ouf SeSablung drSt,
ltbtn 5oHorar8; DO. 1882. 81. @eorl &C.
otrtr gcgen NitolauS p6fcr, S9ulOi9ti1s
flnge; %. $212.13.
'bcIte iteben gtr. 219,22Ou. 10 Der 8roSeB.
6c9iitralbe ouf Der GageSoronIn9.
SIN 8 aiitHst Criminal, Supes
"rtors uno StGOt.@ert6te rubten &c,
tern alle @ci0aite.
Staotfrets.@ertd)t t. - (Sor Gtds
ter Yintncp.) 0eulO 9csen 4ppltgurt6; aIl,
trag Uui 2luf5iuu9 OeS 5lpiiden Slayer uno
Sttllgttm backgammon @ompagnte, @eid1iteS
unb Gtuieblng eiueS GurotorS. 0aS @ertd)t
leete ais ioltJe hilbert 0titbie unO 9ameS
Nralle ein. - Sobn g. StanSburp 0ege1
r.rirNr;h ,trA JD ,4;nuto rCrouf. lI,Fr,n o,rf
3mdngSuertauf ocS Der Wtituerflagten ge66,
Der JtorooitsGde Der Sil. unb SbarpitraBe,
Se6ni5 SiAernn9 Der 9e;abluns elmer auf
$293.7 lautelo2n, bon WariaHre 6rant aus
gcitelten Shnloperi6reibun9. - s. Batti'
Jon geJen bic y4mer. Batent=I lters Comp"
uuO benjamin 81. Sarri5; 2lntra9 Guf ges
rihtltd)en GrlaBt melher Der Sompagnie be-
Itcblt, Dem Sldger 800 qttier allS5uferttget,
unO barriS perbietet, oicie 4ftien gu Dertaus
fen, III Interrogation ODER irgeroruie oarii6er
81 uerfiigen, iOuie inn %aufgibt, benz Sliger
DIE S6eine iiber beiagtc 800 Iftlen alls5Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0oncllOn ans 0olparor
Gountu gegen lSm. $. Salbwin, iun., uuO
Snt. BooOwaro, Ien, Antr19 altf Sertalf
etncS EanoltrideS Don 800 4dtrn in SoluarOa
&ouutp, mounn Dem aldger ein Siertbeil,
Sulolpin fitnf 4htel unb 8ooowaro ein
QAtel 9eb6retl, ioluie uuf Sertbeiluts btS
&rI6ic5 inter Die @in3elnen unb auf 1ef'
nllugSs 4bleguug Scitt1S Der Serflagteu iiber
9eutIie, mdbre1D Der letteu flint Sabre uln9es
Bauene Sdume. - S%reitidNperDt 9e9ell HoB.
utard, Der betannte 3eitamentS . YroSeB;
8laiOoDerS Der Nbpotatcn.
SunbeSbeStrt8s@ d) t. - (8or
Ridter SileS.) Is. .. Dteper iparb bon Sc
ihworenen bcS Serfauies bon Gigarreu ais
Gi9arrtn.S abritant III nidt uorihtiitSmaBis
i0uloig befnnoen. Der @eri4tSbOf bsbielt
llh Die Gntihcioultg Dor.
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ShiFSunhrfd,fpu

Der 9ampfer ISM. 8eunebp," Capt. Sal.
lett, fltbr 9tltern BON bier iiber Norfolt, &a.,
nad) Solton alb.
Der SAooner s@co. Reuin9er" langte
Soanabenot nit 9tutbolS belaOell, bon ga.
panlab, GEO., bier oil.
Die italieniite Sri9g %yGrridetta," Capt.
Cant glugelo, iegelte SonnabenO Don bier
mad lluion 9Slano Dtills, SEQ, ab.
Die beutite Barrie yEefla" iegelte an "a.
Nldri nit 5000 Sdden Safie, bic 9arfey 8ar-
ren Sroipap," &apt. ibopt, am 81. Wtdrs;
Die Barrie yDamogoen," Gapt. 8urgeB, an
IA. W{ars; Ibie 9risss uaeowing," Gapt.
Glarte, uno uPreliiflllo," Capt. Sames, AM
ndmliAen Gage BON &io De SaaeirO nod Bal
tinlore ub.
am IS. 0larS erreibten bic bon Baltimore
ob%9e9angenen SarfeH yDtinoora," Capt.
Sarclap, unb .Gridet," Gapt. 8eau, oen0fio
De Sanetro'er 6afen. Die ySrldet" bate nit
dllBerit itiirmiihem @etter 5u fampien; Der
erlte Steuermann ,urr0e bon elmer Welle iiber
Soro geriIien unb ertranf.
Die Srigg rGbeiapeafe," Capt. Doe, FAM
I'M 6. glprll bon Baltimore III 9emerara ar.
Die Srig9 s@ater @ith," Capt. Sans
foro, lan9te am 80. Mdr5 bon Baltimore Az
UtaDagueS, 8orto Jtico, all.
Im 25. DtirS Tag Die oeutife Sri9g yWie,
ia" I'M Safen Don 9tio be Saneiro un6 llahm
&afiee oils Sabung mad ben Sampton 0toaos
Elm.
Die Sarte .8inoior," Capt. gpraaue,
lam 7. Ipril Don Baltimore in Dtatar,as
ali Cuba an.
Die Srisa y0iineola," Gapt. Mitler, fam
am A. slprll pon bier su ct. Sage an.
Die Briggs pS. y. 8errp," Gapt. Cont
fin, uitp uDtiunie Otiaer," &apt. anberlou,
lieren I'M Z. April bon Baltimore in Garbs.
mas ein.
Die ensliide Sriss rGiaase 9eae, "Gapt.
Sanhlor, wtld)e, auf Der Sabrt bon Noriolf
mad 9arbaDoeS led geporben, nad1 eriterem
paien Suriidfebren nlllBte, hat bort lire Ga,
oung a%el6id)t, Der 2ed ausbelisru lalien uuD
Die Sradt rpitoer eingelaben unb li.qt felt
mcbrtren Gasen bel Oiorfolf Dor anter; Der
Sapitdn bemlibt id, CUR SeSabluug Der in
Worfolt fiir lein SabrSeug ani9clalfcncn5ted).
ftulgen Sl700 burd) etnen ShtfSpeflel(S Bob.
merel) 3u crlangen.
@eltern fubren folsenbe uad Baltimore be.
itimnlte SabrSel9e an ber Seitnn9 Wonroe,
Sa., uorbei: Die Sarfen emma i. Oscar"
Don @lasgow, vWinifreb" Don 3io &c Sa.
ileiro uno ySelie Simpion" Don GaroenaS;
bic Srig9S yGleta" ponBorto 9tico, uSameS"
bon S3apanla unb pB%unana" BON DiatauSas
auf Guba aud bic Sarfe r0eponibire" bon
Cardiff IN @ales , berea Seitimmungsort
ytorfolf, Sa., lit.
Der Shooner Sea Queen" lief seitern bon
Baltimore in GbarleltOu, S.-G., Elm.
Der 0ampfer ,,Sara9oiia," Capt. 900
per, lan9te 9eltern bon Baltimore in Sapan.
nab, SsO., an.
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BUR 8cadbtung fir SbneiSer,

Die belten preiie perben fir reue 9u6.
abfaue aaer art gesebeu bel DaDio H.
Sbannon S So, VT. 81 uno SO,
SeeifraRe. G7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25

Der sepeiene Yrdii6ent Sobn
GuincD ADAMS iaste, baB 1ulton
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lucthr in oem ,Tmericon" iuS Der nSun" augeScigt
itnO mo Dem Star8C man 0lutjgen OngebOrcn:

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-25

Sn bieierlt populdreu oelltihen llnterBal.
tuugStotale 9errid)t oisie Q9ohe cine bemers
tenSluerthc Yrogramm 4bweticlung. 0a8
DtIIttz Berional l~eiitet nit)t mtnoer 0orSit9s
lihes, ais Die reorganiFrttn SiiBneu : Srdfte.
GSy- 0aS , bis 5. Seft Der ,atten I'm .
Reuen 8elt," Der ~betauuten fatBoIiid)en
WtonatSihrift, bcrauSge9eben bon ben Sc.
briioeru Scn3ingcr in SEEM: Dort, tiegcu Dor.
8egleitet it Die oieieSmali9e SerouHg nit
elmer UOrtrcfIiden @rNtiSprdmte, iiiperb in
Gbromo auSgefitbrt, bic o9ctnige Somtlie"
oariteIelO. Die porlicgc1ben gtuntmern jcid)s
nen iib aberntOlS orrd) iebr quite Sauitratto.
neu uno reidlbaltige tnnere 4u8itattullg aus
Die yAlte uuo gtclte g8clt" lit pobl Die bette
in ben Ser. StOaten criAeiueltoe totbOtiid).
0eutide NionNtSidrift uHo Ourd) idnmtlihe
SuhbOnOluugen St btjicbcr1.
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unO Morie Our9 tire G%rftubungeu mebr 5ur
SilouHg Der meniGltden 8ace bettrugcn, ais
buuoert Prdtbenteu Der Ser, Gtaotet ie tbuu
tBnnen.
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sss.sss.a Yorf=Noao
.A5HFIPaESsyaa DffrNf Balm.

Gin unb nab benz 10. aprtt 1871 iuerben bic
Uag8ons, fpte iofat, a~bfabren:
ab9ano bon Der .Girp Sau" mad o iDiontotpn baIb.
finblih BON s. 80 tbr Uiorgcns bis 7.30 uub nn 9
ure II itbr abenbs.
I3gana Don Eopiontofun nod Baltimore ftLneIlt
bon 6 lbr Woraens bic 9 nbr slbene6.
@'eben BON Baltimore nod Wauerlp Sell hin 8 tbr
Norsens uno tcbe Stunoe bon 2-7 nbr Nadn.
gertatien g3apertp INT Z. 80 uEh {. 80 Wtor9ens unb
2. 80, $50, 4.30, $50 $50 uno z. 30 Radmlttag
(Ss-) 2eurp 3picn, Grli.
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ldTt.
Sdmiubeltlage, - G6arleS MOore,
Der SeidwinOClung SObn 6urlep'S BON 9tr.
Is, Stile5iraBe, nm $50 bejitdtigt, iab iid)
gelcru pom Hihttr 6a9ertp 8ebufS Der Sri.
miuuts %luteriudluna einueiedt.
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Das Trrntffr.-xheater

~eutioltet Ii6 81 tets iid iteigernOcr 8liit9s.
Die ueueite Seniotion lit ba8 auftretel bon
pter 3mergen, breter MGnner urO elmer 6rau,
i'll etnem fir ie beiouOerS gei4rtebcueu unge'
metn pubt9en Stitdc. - Sri. Mag9te 0eSs
mono, cine talentuole Sdngertn, tritt Dem
Srt. Sallie Wtaiuu witrbig sur Seite. Su
etnem nelert, pom Ballet tetiter Srn. Slans
OoipStb urrangirttu 8alcte crcelliren Die
S6meitern 9femmelSberg gang beionber8.
Der 8etocipeo . SeI0 Booth feiert aud bteie
ISOLDE feline ucrOieuteuG riumpbe, 9aSSdtnBs
itiid biloet baS nclIe 9%fetion'i he Drama: pie
SanOiten bon Sccola" nit etngclegtem Bal
let. Mittwo6 GIabmittag uno Abeuo bat
Der ~pieljcitig ~uermeubbare, beioHbcr8 ais dez
9iiieur rer Negcr-S 1maHte erce1ircnbe or.
@oparoS ieine &enefiSe.
6reitag Nbcub 1T &oritetlutg fir 9aucn,
Mithuod) uuO SonUabeHo Rabmittag iiir
Eumilieu.
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GRaZE 1(0r0li1e Central
unb
YcnniDluania Gcntalz Gijenbabn.

G~nntaranten : 3inie
nod Cincinnati, 2oui5ptue, Gbicaao, ct. eouis. ans
oianapolis uno alien Yuntten
tpefflid,, Silid, Mnt fiemefilid,
Das 1T bic ~titr;eitc 9inie nab benz Rprbiuefen unb
tcren CABIN.
2ee8en S09rhiIcte uno ndberer Nustunft aebe
man In Die Bureaus pou
Sdrt 81. 6ilebraue, 2pren, saud,,
FaidBisrzggenten Der @miaronten goenten Der
.Ba. @cntrdl.@iienhabn" nNorbt. Gentra2s9obn.H
Rr. %, SbdincSfr. VprtipeffsGefe FER
(Sttt,f0 ShdMea= uuc ytuuffr
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20
HOW TO KEEP COOL

I.,,.
In these not Gays a c"ol 'i,art ,'c men
IS real luxury 10 oe h''' l'' OF
tener than most people suppose po'
slble. lhe secret consists n"I II, III
letting IN cool ar; Tor naturallE all
do that wheneverthey nave a cnahct,
but IN keeping out the nor ar. ar IL
the alr OUTSIDE a room OF nous 1. "e -;
cooler lhith 'IiG an in.i'i,'' iI' =. -
by all means; nuC II 1t oe Ho''el'
carefully Keep II out
\ starr case "lH1"" 'I' teIS open pen, ".iI .I.,
ing the hi3hI Will oltTiI !, cooi -,',l ',lr
passage OF " hou>e' anu 'ue i",'.'i:
too, II the doors ne nov S'i't' "T. II
must pe cioseu 'H . VI : . 'I,Sh ~
the moEhlh!' Or IL oi '.'p .i 'l'I;n HIM
side, at or , o tloch' ana Tue 'llI,' @
drawn. 1he mistake PeoiIe H',iiei
ally make IS 20 throw open windows
at all hours OF the day, II" ma'lef
whether the atmosphere ou'Sl''e "e
cool or scorchlnG-
Let us have some arr Ihey say
and IN comes the treacnef""S 'rt'eIe =
Tor even not AR Is Ple37:.'"l' "'lile
It Is gently oIo"lll%' tahli3 M"N
perSplratoh. amt lnefeoI oooIi'57
the SKIN: nut tht apartment i iii,'''t
warmer, instead "I co'IeI' anu - -
soon as 'heE HloIe out Vi 'he i,.
HE""7H' 'H' iI.i', 1's,
lA.,t "iio'iiiiI'l ''.'''' ''i'''' H.
Let III cooi "ii Ae'l, o"' li''
tAat Is the ohl.E In'll '''e - 49, 80.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

THE BooTBLACK.--He is the only
true philosopher. He takes tie
world just as it comes, and pollshes
the cowhides of cOal-heaver with
as much nonchalance as the dainty
French calfskin of the dandy ex-
quisite. Pay him his fee, and he
cares not for your standing'in So
cietv. Scorning the faces of man
kind. he studies their feet, which
are probably to him an index of
character. He knows at a glance
whether you are aparsimoniouscuss,
too mean to pay for a "shine, or a
reckless spendthrift. who is ready to
slcIiice a dime at the shrine Of per-
sonal vanity. When he breathes
upon your bootto increase its intense
polish. vou may POLITICALLY say to
Yourself The sigh of young am
bition glows at my feet,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

\ WESTERN Grass There grows
on the Western prairies compass
plant" SO called because it has
been alleged to possess remarkable
property of directing its leaves
north and south to such a degree
that the points Of the compass can
readily be determined from their ex-
animation. This statement has been
contradicted by some travellers, who
have been able to detect no such
tendency in the leaves. This dis
crepancy has been recently recon-
ciled by the discovery that the pc
culiarity is only appreclable in the
young plants when they first come
up. since after becoming larger they
are moved out Of their place by
wind and rain, and unable to regain
their original position.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

r1-Orders from the country will receive prompt
attention. r. Z. GUlkADO, Druggist.
Carson, May 90, 1871. my3o-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

HAIR-W NORRIS Horse hairs turn
into hair-worms only in the ima@in-
alton. Iou might soak the tail Of a
horse in rainwater for thousand
wears. if it would last so long, and
it would be no more like a hair
worm than before. TIL, nonsense
is taught to children by their play
mates and ignorant people, and thus
the notion descend9 from generation
TO generation. There are such things
as hair-worms, but rs a female Of
these worms q foot long can lay
5000. 600 eggs. they need no help
from horse-tails to propagate. They
are parasites living in bugs and flies,
coming out to undergo a part of
their transformations.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

WHAT CAUSED A W'R. - The
'.Grasshopper War" which took
place about the time the PILGRIMS
came to New England in the May
flower, between two Indian tribes,
was brought about in this way: An
Indian woman. with her little son,
went to visit friend belonging to
another tribe. The little fellow
caught large gras shopper or the
road and carried it with him. A lad
from the other tribe wanted 1t. but
he refused to give it up. A quarrel
ensued, which soon drew the fathers
and mothers into th e dispute, and
ere long the chiefs were engaged IN
a war which nearly ex terminated one
tribe.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

vNHE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
| leased the Orm by House would inform his
friend. and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly retitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please to give him Il call.
The TABLE viii, at all times, be supplied viii
all the sulstantalS we'll as TIE luNurie> that
the market AFT ,rds. No pains will he spared To
please guests and-every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAH; is well stocked with Fine Liquors.
Wine. &c.
Attach to the House is a billiard ROOM
containing Three Tab e. of the latest improved
.tvlrs with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also. GIN ERAL SrAGE OFF lCt for the Stages
couuec inE with all the ditfernt lines Of Stage
aud Railroads running through this state aud
California, and any Information in relation to the
sane WI | be cheeriully given at all times
pu. PartrUltr attention paid to looking Pas
-euyers Calliug them, &C. Nov. oe-ti
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20
Rates of Advertising

One square 10 lines first insertion~...S5 90
Each Subsequent inSertiOn..................l l 81
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-20

Those new garters made of gold
chain are being very extensively
worn now for evening toilets. and
they lend a charm to the wearer
which is not eXcelled. We saw
pair Of them on Broadway on Satur
day. which were very beautifully
chased. the mark on them being S33.
1t may he as well to state that we
saw them in jewelers. window.