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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-04
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A.. 81, 5c,',. sN"I sn"' eiioouieu .; III III
as5 Ill -, ooa 81 iI , 'n'ion @ Is
$4,000, 900 acres of land The soil is splendid.
ly adapted TO agricultural purposes, and the
climate is delightful the greatest portion of
the year.
A lad f,om coIrso corr,r e.rs ,bo ,,o..,
,;iIo annaoI - Io'' 1cs ,ne piai
xesterday ,nornin', Lr;yo;,,I, ,U;,S -, -:
large bsld-headed eagle. which he had tanned
TO such an extent that II rode along with him
perched upon the pummel Of his saddle. The
eagle was caught about a month ago, having
been shot and slightly wounded, and measures
six feet between the tips of the wings. The
NJ pori '''e'eu 'o' ''''' "'iu ""' Pui'nASeu oy
RAILRoADs AND LIVE STocK.-In the case of
Mccoy vs. the California Pacific Railroad
Company, the Supreme Court hns recently de-
cided that railroad company is bound to
build fences along the line of the railroad, and
resnons;hie rop ,Lo Iivo s,not ,hoy III y, ,ho %
,raiL Tho Ioe;s;o,, :; ~, 80, M 80 80 ~ aS
arao, ;,,atns, 80 tar,,,irs 20 u '0ui''' oH' Vi
iHE lhhd sales ot the racine hallroad Com
pany In ioo wili exceed Si'Zoo'ooo' the ay-
ne end of three wears from the completion of
tie road their charter requires a reduction of
price to $ 25; butthe speculators in the COM
pany will sr,e that all the best lands are dis
posed of before that date.
rp.. p-,--,
contains the names of ~ widows M reyoIu
tionary soldiers, each over 100 years of age
or these relics of the Revolution, two have
reached the ripe age of III years. another, n
resident of Ohio, counts nine years over a
century, and her son is promising lad OF 81 .
A mountain of beautiful black marble, 30
feet high and thrce-fourths Of a mile long, has
been discovered in Girardeau county. No, n
half mile from the Mississippi river. 1t is
said TO be of the best quality, of exquisite
oe"u'S anu "u'0oP'o'o VI tue ""eS' Po'''n'
LOWELL Mass, has fully 80 mills, with n
capital stock of Sl3, 650, 900, and employing
S.SO3 women and girls, and S,035 men and
boys. The citizens have appointed a COM
nv, ~. 49, Ji,u, Er,,IarI .',r;orI,,,I En;. .n
30, 80 " '-''''
The census returns show that the number
,h;a - Snc H., -, =, Isen -, ~. '.N,,n,
- c,,,;,oI ;nras,oJ Los ;,,,r.,saJ g., sT9
9is saE 20 So05 5ci o9a IA ,ho $50, 49,
5ro,s Trom SI95 on III % So5i cc9 ooi f
ooAE inea Oh the extent OF tue business oi a
nlg no'ei Is gwen IN the @ Item that leading
IN ,,ro nn T;M;n, rnpmsone To- oTs,ors %n' ,hs S
o,ber for scryents Tho nav roll nmonn,s ,o
SO 575 ner year f'
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-04
NUMBER 9
PROSPECTUS FOR 1871.
FOURTH YEAR.
THE ALDINE!

Al illustrated Monthly Journal Of l6 pages claimed
to be the hAndsomest Paper in the World.
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to be the handsomest Paper In the World.
''Give my love the artist workmen OF the .Aldine'
Who striving to make their profession worthy Of
admiration for beauty As It has always been for
fulness.-Heary Ward Beeeher.
THE OBJECT OF THE ALDISE Is to furnish = me.
dunn which shall be q At exponent of progress.
and OF the beautiful In Printing and the kindred arts,
The latest and most improved machinery. and the
very highest order Of mechanical and artistic talent
shall be taxed 70 The utmost to produce zheet-as
nearly as possible-perfect in Typography and nluss
tration. While II IL intended that the appearance
shall be uneIceptionable, pains shall be spared To-
Keep the the literary matter. original and selected
equal TO the best
The unequaIed excellence Of the wood-cut liustra.
fons published in the pages Of tho Adine has elected
the commendation Of the EuroPean as well A. the
Inencement OF In the history Of Illustrated
Journalism.
Believing that there are many persous throughout
the country whose cultivated TASTE In matters literary
and artistic, will lead them TO peculiar appf. station
of their enterprise the publishers appeal 10 ts class
for that active sympathy and financial support 80
necessary to success, and 10 full realization Of tbs
proposed scope and usefulness of the 'Aldine. Let
each well-wisher send in at least subscription,
and influence others TO do likewise
TERMS; One copy. four months. 81 90; one copy.
one year. 81 so; hye copies, year. IS rs Speci-
men copies, by mail, postpaid, 25c.
The publishers viii send free, the beautiful oil
chrome DUCKS, as q preDFtum 10 ercTy subscriber
who RENTS 50 50 for years subscription and In
addition. will send the wonderful christmas Mum.
illustrations "a all whose remittance In received be-
fore the edition is exhausted. ...
JAMES SUTTON CO., Pubiishers,
No. % Liberty Street, NeS York.
SEA copy of this beautiful Monthly can be q,
the Office of the "Elko Independent"
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our Only Authorized Agents:

L. p FISHER % and 81 New Merchants Exchange.
Is only authorized agent in San Francisco, Cal
HUDSON MENEr. Al Park Row. are our agents
In New York City.
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NURSE FOR THE SICK.

MRS. e. NJ. CAMPBELL will receive orders 10
wi NURSE THE SICK, at her resi5snee nesr the
School House. dsi.tm
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03
RUNAWAY.


Yesterday afternoon terrific runaway &C
Cured on Main and Shawnee streets, by
| which two of the demi-monde named CARR,
Wells and Alice Woods were severely in
jured. We could not ascertain what started
the team to running, but only know tha
they became manageable while coming W
Main street, and as they turned into Shaw
nee the buggy was thrown around toward,
Phifer's cigar store, upset, and the occupant,
cast violently out upon the pavement. Alics
Woods received a severe cash on the back Of
the head, which would doubtless have
proved fatal had il not been for her chignon.
Carrie Wells received some severe bruises on
the face, her nose Icing terribly mutilatcd.
Both were saon able TO walk out Of the ci-
gar store-into which they had been con-
veyed-and enter hack.
The team became detached from the eng
gy At the corner of Second and Shawnee, and
left il on its beam ends, with the wheels
spinning in mid air. The horses continued
on up the street, and at the corner of Fourth
oollided with hack horse, upsetting him and
turning him with head towards that vehicle
The driver was seen at q harness shop soon
after for repairs The runaways were caught
little beyond. Mr.. Woods buggy was in
jured slightly, and one Of his horses sustained
small cut on the hook joint of hind leg.
The team is a very gentle one, neither Of
the horses having ever attempted to run away
before. There is no stable in the city where
greater care i used in seeing that horses are
properly hitched up, and the accident yes
terday did not arise from any breakage or
displacement of harness.
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2.ao9 CERTIFICATES OF CURE.

From, ironest Farmers, Mechanics and Merchants
some Of them the most eminent Ieasline psulessona
aud business men and women Of education AID re
hnrmsnt, IA our country, may he seen at onr office
Uader date Of March %, Hon. HSsaee Greeley
| OF the New York Tribune, writes; -. Ball Of ou
| city is j conscientious and respectable man. vht
! is incapable of intentional deception or impnsi.
uSn. liE ts -E'
Prof. W. Merrick, Vi Lexington, Ky, wrot.
April Path, 1863: Without my spectacles1 pen you
this note. after using the Patent Ivory Eye Cup.
thirteen days, and this morning peruse1 the entire
| contents Of 2 Daily Newspaper, and al with ths
unassisted Eye.
Truly am grateful to your noble Invention, NAV
| Heaven bless and preserve you. have been using
REV S6 ss SMITH, sade ~ M MAJ. cured
Of Partial Blindness, Of Is years standing, in one
E. G. ELLIS, late Mayor q Iayto1. Ohio. v,o..
usNov. 18th 1859: have tested the Patent Ivory
Eye Cups, and I am satis6ed they sre good lam
pleased With them; they are The sresasss iavessioa
All persons wishing for fill particulars, e.rti6.
Gates OF cures. prices, de-, Wilt please send your
address . US, and We viii send oar Traits on the
eys s 70 '''y-'9a' p'ss' f'' BY 's''' mall
Dr.. J. BALL 1 CO., p. O. BOX, ~.
No. 81 Liberty street, Ne. YORK.
sIGHTEDNESS use our New Patent Nyopic A.
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proved certain esIe for this disaase. :
Send fOr pamphlet and ceYtifcates-ffea. Waste
no more money BY adjusting huge giaaDes On your
NOSE and disfgare your face. =
Employment tor All. Agents wanted n tn new
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ether article. An pesssos ost Of sopl0yn4t. or
thess Wishing 70 iHps0ve their eiieu1 Dlaneps.
whether gentlemen OF Ladies', can make . rpspecta-
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To live Aesnts SO Z. vesk yin - guazsn1sel. IN.
formation furnished on yecdpt Of tvnty eents-to
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BORN ON THE RAIL.
BORN ON THE RAIL.
A Boy That Asserted His RIGHTS.
The Fatherly Conductor Of Constzue-
tioQ Train.

OnMonday noon, as the regular pasensez
train on the Kansas Pacific Railway sp-
preached Topeka, going west, lady ~
discovered TO be i'll in the saloon. No on
accompanied Aer On the train aooept boy
about three yeaB Of age, and on arriving n
the Capital the conductor had her taken to
the National Hotel, and medical assistance
called. Soon ales, the cosdncor Of con-
struction train made his appearance At the
hotel, With little ssd baby wrapped in his
shirt, and told the following story: His
train w.s It Calhoan'a Blala, aad after d
express had passed, .r ..,.'.i Il child crying
On the track. He repaired 70 the spot,
picked up The younsa~, vnppsd him up
tsaderly, and spsd away for Topeka With his
tain, arriving thas sooa sAer the passenger.
Tie ~ sssnsa ov~joyed u Tie ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

1t is folly to say that nature cannot be improved.
We would not paint the lily, Of course, nor can we
improve the exquisite color Of the violet the
but art remedy natural defects; it can beautify
the complexion preserve the skin, and remove tan,
freckles, and other discoloration. This any lady
may prove by trying George W. Laird BLoOH Of
YOUTH. -
This preparation has recently been chemically
analysed by the Board of Health, declared harmless
and free from anything detrimental to health. La
dies need have fear in using this delightful toilet
article. Sold every where by druggists and fancy
goods dealers. juIy6- xed-satSw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Scientific Advances.

As SION as an article purportins 10 he Of utiiity
has been tested, and its merits endorsed By publi,
opinion, unprineipied parties endeavor to rfienish
their lepete.i purses by eounterfetin., AMI sutsi-
tuting u spurious for the genuine article. Some
time since, mercury, in the Disguise II filIs, ls'w
ders, &C., given for all diseases VI the stomach
snd liver, while quinine was freely administered
for the chills. At length HostetteE's Stomsch Bit
tiers made its advent, and an eutire new system Of
healing was inaugurated. The beneficial effects oi
this valuable preparation wee 1t oace acknovl-
edged, and mineral poison suffered to sink into
that obscurty to which enlightened age has con-
signed them. There have been many spurious bit-
tiers palmed upon the community, which, after
trial, have been found perfectly worthless, while
HOstetter has proved a blessing to thousands, who
owe To il their restoration to health. "a 2
For many years We have watched the steady pro-
gress of HOstetter's Stomach Biters in public est-
NATION, and its benifcent effect rs a cure Tor all
complaints arising from the stomach oil a morbid
nature, and free to say that it can lie relied
upon As a certain relief and remedy Its properties
have made the above Prepara,izn, after years Of
careful study and sitting and are now reaping the
reward claimed by this valuable specific, and which
they richly merit 1t is the only preparation Of
the kind that is reliable in all cases. and it there
fore demands the attention of the afflicted.
tu-th-sat&w
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We have received a communication on
dogs. but cannot read it. We claim to he
little superior to the generality Of our fei-
low creatures in deciphering blind manu-
eria. but this beats US. II is iopoasible to
tell whether it is an agricultural paragraph
from Horace Greeley or an editorial BY
Bloss, of Cincinnati. When it first came to
hand we concluded that Roius Choate's spirit
had returned to earth on contract to disfg-
ure tea boxes. A gridinn struck by :igha-
ming would be ga thing Of beauty and JOY
forever if compared to the page before ms.
LAING's HALL was never 50 densely
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| Tam ad e.~ive auanyh anh
f"nran -hsIit~n. Annual ~ " - ~
| Dso~rns
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coyery Of the boy, md st.fsd that the event
was wholly unexpected, and, believing that
the chilli was instantly killed, she did not
mention the unfortunate state Of the case to
the conductor, who had attributed her ill.,
ness to other causes. -
She is about thirty years Of age, appean 70
be respectable person, and it is not believed
that she threw the child of Of the train. II
her trunk were found baby clothes in rod
ness. Her name is given to us as Well,
and she IL said to be on visit to hsuehes
near Burlingame.
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1kEyss ID. q. Rs6iason, Snre1sa, Nis., Feb. IS,
57.-Please send another supply Of your 6an;ling
case Of Rheumatism Of ten years standing, and
great for Burns. In fact 1t has been successful in
alnAost every eAse where il has had faY tris
FROM Dr.. =. 8. Parsons. brighton. i'si- Ne,a- g.
1851 keep large stock Of your ''Gargiing Oil'
on hand, and ind it the hest preparation OF tho
kind in use; and sell three times much Of it
any other.
Fross L. Sehlotlnan, Round Top, Faya,e Co. :,
7e1os, FEB. IS, 1851 selling OF
your Garyling Oil than any other Lninent all
who have used II pronounce it ''th~ lest thing
out"
T. ID. Taylor, Of COnnord, ny 3, says the targling
Oil cured horse Of his injured while p"sing, by
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

Iss sy~pse... a.sse.al Trs.s..e.s
"ss sess'ase C'
Ssafiaic, show that over loo. 600 person,
annually die in this country Of Consumption
and there is the highest medical authority
for saying that with fully 0ne-half, if moi
two-thirds Of this number, the disease first
commences as Catarrh in the nose or head,
the next step being to the throat and bron.
chial tubes-lastly the lungs. Mental imbe-
cility and insanity are also among the fire.
quent results Of this very prevalent disease.
C4sarrh, then, although usually considered .
trivial affair, il really one of the most seri-
Gus diseases to which humanity is liable; not
because it d dangerous in itself, but because
Of the fatal and dreadful maladies to which
it gives rise.
An eminent medical writer nys:
Thousands are dying in The morning Of
life, With consumption, who can look hack q
few months to = time when i vas nothing
but catarfh. Neglected when . cure was
possible, it has xsadily transformed the fea-
lures of health and youth into the dull, wan
lislessnes Of premature age, while thehack-
ing cough, the torrent Of blood gushiAg from
the lungs or debilitasing night sweats, pro-
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- !: isi..a,..Iaiia TI.rs..ss. i, A,se.

THIS great thorOughfare, Which has become
40 p9'olar for through eassrD iravel, has
added another important feature TO its al
ready superior railway CONNECTIONS. by piac-
ing upon their iae awe. thpMlgh express
trains daily from 81. Louis TO Cincinnati,
without change of cars. By this route die
passenger is carried through the finest asri-
cultural region Of iilineis, Indiana and Ohio;
through the fionrishing cities and towns Of
Vandtlia, Terre Hau,e, Indiana,eiis, Con-
nersvilie, Nashville, and Hamilton, Ohio,
and i, landed in Cincinnati in the beau,i-
full depot Of the Hamilton & Dayton Rail
road, in the central part Of the city, conve-
nient TO business, and where the street cars
pass the door every five minutes for all pssis
of the city. This route To some might seem
longer than other routes, but it is only nine
teen miles longer than any so called short
line, and many miles shorter than other
routes. while the superior connections Of
its track and motive power enables them to
make as quick time a any other route.
They are already running trains from st.
Louis to Louisville, and on recen, trip to
Falls City by this route We were asreeably
surprised to find that We were landed in the
city Of Louisville, scrOss the great iron
bridge, without Q long and tedious omnibus
transfer, as we had ofren had when going an
other route. With all these advantages the
Vandalia must continue 10 grow in public
favor. 80 Y.}-lw.
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Aptennee<l Suicide.

We copy the following from the s.. ia
Herald of the 2Sth:
A blacksmith whose name Is Martin
Snooks, formerly Of this city, but Who resides
at Hiawatha, Kansas, at the present time,
attempted on Wednesday night to commit
suicide at the latter place His wife Eves m
this city and is respectfully connecsed. Ire
home Of her younger days was in Kentucky.
Snooks' first experiment was the takine of
corrosive sublimate; but in such IN overdoee
that it vas thrown of the stomach almoaf
instantly. Failing in this, he determined %
end his existance at all hazards. The next
resort was to cut his throat, but the hit
not heing sharp enough, this attempt TOO,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

If there is any person in the world enti-
tied 10 the first premium for meanness and
cowardice, il is the man or woman who as
sists 10 circulate a SANDER, and being called
upon 10y the subject of it, refuses to give the
name of his or her informant We are very
glad there is no gossipping in Leavenworth.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

ANOTHER mad dog was killed yesterday
near the corner of Fourth and Kickapoo
streets. Some boys slipped a moose around
his neck, hung him up and finally completed
the destruction of his vitality by splitting
his head open with an axe. 1t is very near
time to commence killing dogs and prosecu,-
ing owners who do not pay their taxes.
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AND

A1ised y sfisr FROM Grigscy a1d Strong, dal~d
1tess0s, 1enn., SYt ~, lS67.-You may STATE III
AlmanAcs that with IN experience in the drug nsii
ket Of fifteen years, the Garyling Oil has not D.,
excelled.
From Dr. r. W. Eu.., 1touprsue, Ga, jan. 6,
1888. If should receive both boxes II the Gar
Cling Oil: it will not BE TOO much, Is think could
soon md sale fr Il all, the inquiry being frequent
since Il % supposed that have il for sale.
FvDs d.. WIN. 5: Mccall, ChSssois, No. Soo
8, IS5S Your GarEiing Oil is taking the shine Of
from all the Lnimenis Of the day. II you desire
them, could procure dozens Of certificates from, he
hest citizens Of the country.
Erfract Of a letter from Ur. T. l.. Iaue, dakd Ra-
ssnssss0f, Va Jan. q, 1s55.-The Gar2lihg Oil is
the only reliable embrOcatiOn in existence say
the people. We sell more Of that than all u the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

Gov. CARNEY is not intending to move to
st. Louis, but expresses his expectation to
live in Leavenworth during his natural life
time. 1t is true that he has purchased a
house in that city, but it was one upon
which he had a mortgage for S., 900, and he
bid it in TO save himself. 1t is difficult
10 imagine how paper published in our
city can he guilty of printing such yarns.
They hurt our town, and benefit nobody.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

The Record Company, of Topeka, pro-
pose to print daily, and almost hourly,
paper or the Fair Grounds. They will
issue an edition as often as the award of q
committee is made, or ANYTHING new trans
pires, making probably, six or eight editions
per day. The paper will be sold for two
cents copy, cheap enough in all conscience.
This Is new feature of our State Fairs, and
We hope will be successful one.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

Fox Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Ds-pres-
sion of spirits and general debility, the
Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya
Bark (Calisaya Bark and from is the best
tonic. Made by Caswell, Hazard Il Co.,
New York, and sold by druggists.
sl&wIS1
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WHEN weakened by sickness originating
in those painful and distressing diseases
which attack the bladder, kidneys, and uri-
Helmbold's Buchu, the curative properties
of which will promote return to health and
strength. d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

Col. JENSIsoN began to pick his peach
crop yesterday, and brought in large guam
tity-the largest We have seen. He expects
to have about ], 800 bushels, and had some
in market on the 4th of July. The Col. is
a hor,iculturist as well as a sporting man and
farmer, and is very particular not to be
beaten in peaches
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We see our druggists have received sup
ply of the Celebrated Blood Purifying Rem.
edy known as Latham Cathartic Extract. !"
It comes very highly recommended by the
PrR, Medical Profeanon, and thousands
who have used it We advise all our friends
Who sre troubled with Dyspepsia, Bilious
Headache, etc., to try this popular prepare
ton. --- jy19-d&w-2w
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HORSE FLESH.

rest put together can furnish you with i've hum
dred certificates il you want.
ffos .As LO~issilie (Ky Duiiy Demc.nf Inn 4,
SS--MxnChANr's ARsLINs OIL has lseorne one
o. the mast popular Lninents for human flesh thai
nov prepared, while for horses and cattle ID has
no equal In the world. We are assured bv thos<
Who have uaed Il for the piles--one Of whom is a
distinguished Physician-that among all the va
nous pale reDeiies, none Afforded such speedy re-
lief n the Gargling Oil.
F'ess Ct..p 4 Bros, Cochrane Lrsdiag, Ohio,
Noc ~, 1856: We are pleased With your medicine.
II has been the means Of curing great number Of
horses We think II cures all you rsco,nmen de,J
II TO do We want you to send u the larger psoUor
uou Of the variety for "Family Use, y in small
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03
LOCAL. ITEMS.

THE mode oftreatment fast gaining ground
among the medical faculty for the eradica-
ton of Dyspepsia, Constipation and all I'M
purities of the blood, il {" administer Lath-
ans Cathartic Extract. e0d&w