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OUR COUNTY TICKET.

With pleasure we come forward TO
endorse The work of the convention of
last saturday The proceedings of the
convention were marked with no acri-
mony. nor could we discover ANYTHING
like wire-puiling or the results of any
thing that indicated "cut and dried"
work. Cnanimity and harmony pre-
vailed throughout. Our space will
not permit of our giving each and
every nominee special notice or men,
ten Of particular qualifications suf-
fiee il TO say that the ticket through
out is one worthy Of support and con-
fidence. DIR. Allen will make an able
and trustworthy representative. and
we entertain 10 doubt of his endorse
ment at the polls in November by the
people Of Sedgwick county. Un-
pledged and untrammeled he viii 90 10
Topeka in the best possible shape Ia
serve our every vital interest. The
rest Of the ticket is equally well and
fifty chosen. Full proceedings of the
convention will be found elsewhere,
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The State Fair.

TOPEKA. Sept. l6.--The state fair
opened here to-day under very favora-
bic auspices. The weather i all that
could be desired. with very good pros
pec,s ot continuing so. There has been
over 1900 entries made. The uay has
been spent in completing the arrange
ments and getting things in order, and
vet there has been a large number of
people on the ground. The contest of
fruit between Missouri aud Kansas
promises TO he very spirited, a there
is remarkably fine display from both
states OF all kinds. One feature Of the
fair is the booth of the a. T. K ;. r.
H. r.. with the products of Southwest
ern Kansas and the Arkansas valley.
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News From the Explorers.

WASHINGTON, Sept I6.-Private ad-
vices received from members of Lieut.
Wbeeier's exploring party, dated Fill
more. Utah. sept. s. state that their
operations are delayed By hostile Indl-
ans. Lieut. Dinwiddie. 2d L. :. cav
airy. in charge of the escort accom-
panyiug the party, had an engagement
with the Indians on the l-f inst. near
Beaver. in which nine Indians were
killed and many wounded On reach
ing De-er.i titv a town of about 10
houses. on the 2d inst. they found that
place deserted by the inhabitants. they
having fled with their live stock TO re-
gions of safety. The party expected 90
return to salt Lake City. and will not
go further south nj present.
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SPALDING'S TREATISE.

This work. from its voluminous and
admirably arranged contents, stands
among recent law publications as
standard. No treatise for use in JUS
tees courts in any of the states con-
tains one-third of the number of au-
thorities contained in this volume.
Being wholly statute and common
law, standing alone upon the merit of
voluminous authority, and not upon
the dicta of mere practitioners, no
work of its kind can supply its place
or find sale in market where il can
be procured. The first edition is near
" exhausted. and but few of the JUS
tees of the peace of this state are
without il. As an assistant and guide
to the officer, practitioner and bust
neGs man it has no equal. 1t contains
over one hundred business forms. over
four hundred lesal forms, and over ten
thousand standard authorities, togcth-
err with the cases decided b, the SUI
prcme court of the state of Kansas IT..
TO its publication. Every justice of
the peace. attorney nj law and bust
ness man should supply himself with
volume. Ii is a guide for the Justice
and constable, mine of authority for
the lawyer, and should find its way to
h.a
trader and mechanic. 1t is originated
expressly for, and prepared and pub
lished in Kansas, yet. Notwithstanding
that. its merit found it market be-
yond the limits of this state. 1t is one
of the few works that deserves its pop
one Of the few works that are a
credit to the state. Ii is published and
sold by Crane 4 Byron. Topeka. Kan
sas. s. per copy. postage paid.
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Correspondence OF the E."hr.
FROM WEST WICHITA.

EDITOR EAGLE: Quite q notable
change has been made in our burg
since last you heard from your semi
occasional correspondent. don't wish
you to imagine that nothing occurs
worthy of note because no report is
made, for everything has been very
lively here for several weeks past. The
streets are almost daily lined with
teams, both local and einigrant, and
every one seems to feel that we are
bound to become torn.
One of the most important items of
news, is in regard to our school. A new
district has been formed, including
eight sections of land and the town
site. Bonds have been voted and the
building is nearly completed. Mr..
Geo Warden is the contractor. and as
he has had a good experience in the
business, the work will be done in
thorough and workmanlike manner.
The building is located just south of
town. in as central a location as the
convenience of all would permit.
School will commence about the 1st
of October.
Next i'm order of improvements is the
grading of the low place between the
bank east of Walkers livery stable and
the bridge This work is being carried
on under the superintendent of Mr..
Stanton. road overseer in this district.
The grading is fifty feet wide, and two
feet high. and is to be covered with
hard dirt six inches deep. This is an
Improvement which has hong been
needed, and which all will prize when
done Even those who complain of
injustice in being warned out to rork
will be consoled when the tall rains
come. in that their work was in the
right place.
Mr.. f. 4. Dodge. after charging aud
otherwise improving his feed stable.
has sold il to the Jackson Bros. who
intend running Il in the most approved
style. The livery business secms TO
be very good here now. a. there are
three, all doing good business, ana
anticipate larger amount as soon as il
is colder weather. In fact. the river
being on high so long. has greatly
benefited all business meu optiiis side.
and it being once known that as good
terms can be had here a anywhere. in
all kinds of trade. business will in
crease still more and more
The better class of people rejoice
greatly over the closing Of that den of
iufamy and vice. which that monster
in human form ran for short time in
our midst. We only hope his reward
may be as he deserves.
Mr.. J. c. Walker has a building to
rent TO some one W no will open first
class hotel. There arc a large number
of persons who make their headquar-
tiers here. and we are confident the right
man would make such business profit
able.
\ large amount of hay Is being put
up in this vicinity. and many are pre-
pairing Ia winter cattle. or feed for
beef. Farmers are sowing qaiSe good
quantity Of wheat. fully satisfied this
will be u good wheat growing country.
Political fever does not fua very
high. "a all. or nearly all. are true re-
publicans. satisfied with Grants past
record aud willing to trust him anoth-
er term. The prodigdts are fast return
ing, unwilling 10 eat crow. when there
is enough and 10 spare that il better.
back in the republican ranks. Next
expect Ia hear of a large
majority from Delano. EBTN-
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PoMERoY RESOLUTIONS.


At the county convention two at
tempts were made to instruct against
the Hon. Samuel C.. POmerOy as q. S.
senator from Kansas. As We lave
stated before, we are not over friendly
to S. G. Pomeroy, and he would not be
our first choice for the high and honor
able position which he has filed for
the last twelve years. but we are
friendly to the interests of the settler,
TO the southwest and to the interests
Of Wichita: and these interests viii be
conserved by US IN every instance
where they can be without detriment
to the republican party orr princi-
pies. We do not doubt Mr.. Wood
cocks honesty of purpose or purity of
motive in Offering the resolution, we
only condemn the time and manner,
and the want of specification. If Mr..
Pomeroy has ever in the twelve years
past betrayed the republican party by
word, or by vote in the L. 5. senate,
specify resolution and cite to the re-
cord but do not deal in meaningless
wholesale denunciatiols. If he ever
has proved recreant tothe interests of
the settlers OH their Indian lands, or
recrcant to his trusts in any particular
tell US when and where in your resO-
lutions and then it will not be thrown
at us by his friends that malice alone
dictated such action.
We do not know that S. c. Pomeroy
will be candidate for reelection, but
this we do know, he is at present Il
L. $. senator from the state of Kansas.
with influence in Washington. and
with the administration, second to no
man i'm the length and breadth of this
land, which fact his worst enemies
even acknowledge: and knowing this,
we do not want. needlcssly. and fool
ishly, to call up his opposition 10 our
great interests in this valley. We
know farther. as every man in Wichita
knows, that he has proved himself a
true friend to Wichita, and it is neither
wisdom or policy to abuse or condemn
a friend without even so much as a
fact III the indictment. 1t vas only
-Four weeks ago that he was in this
county. at which time he was waited
upon by large number Of settlers
with complaints that certain rulings of
the secretary of the interior we're bur-
densOme and unjust. Instead of COM
pleting the canvass that he had marked
out, he dropped everything md start
cd TO Washington, and within ten
days both rulings were changed
through his personal endcayors, and
both rulings have already been pub
lshed in the Wichita EAG.E within
two weeks. sbs
Now if Mr.. Pomeroy is not to be our
next L. ). senator, all right. and we
will say amen to the action of our leg
islature if he is not chosen, but our
voice shall be raised against every eff
fort to denOunce him without speciti-
cations, so long, at least, as he is doing
all III his power to serve the people of
the Southwest, the settlers, and the
city of Wichita, without regard to
party, and without ever asking their
vote in return. Marston, the poet. was
right when he said that g He that doeth
public good for multitudes finds few
are gratitied."
g lngratitude is monster
TO be strangled in the birth. not cherished"
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Notice.


T. = LAND ofFfcr,
WICHITA, Kansas, sept ., i-.9
Complaint having been entered ai tht- ofhcv b,
samuel ~hiplcy against Jafasz Barrie ior
adverse ostg- ding No ksS. dated March y.
lr.s, npen the southeast quarter af s-eiion
1, township e south. range west. IN >~sig-
wick county, Kansas. with "a view TAI the
collation. at said entry the said parties hereby
summoned to appear NJ this Ollie. oa the s,t day ui
October, is.s, AT . O'Clock m, IL respond an,s
furnish testimony concerning saId alleged hlin2.
" = JENKINS, Register.
J e. REDFlELD, Receiver sl-a
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Notice.


4 = lsshb bfbBf
Nt'uirA. hsRsaE. Ang -, is1k
Complaint having been entered nj this Once by
7 ANtsil against t.eo. - -sHftfpns aud John
Dorsey for abandoning their home ssi entries
Nos. Isi- and 1915, dated July 20. i-iI upon tn
east half of the northwest quarter and west bali
of the northwest quarter of section ~. ty~bsbip
~ south range sr-;, IA ~rsizwiek county kan
s.-, with view Ia fhs cancellation "f ssid 30
tries, the said parties arr hereby summoned ia
appear at tais office the rth day OF DrtObsT.
lS5I, at o'elock M 'o respond and furnish
testimony concerning said siirg.d abandonment
" JtNktN-. Ks gi-isr
! & REDFIEI.b Receiver g-tf
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Notice..


= ; T.NND VffIfE.
WI,lnTN. Kansas. Aug - 1874
Complaint having been entered 1T tins "iLse hy
Alien Nation against ~afnlirl smith, tor aisstt-
duning presumption ding NJ tsI. dat.d March,
l. 1867, upon the Inrtb half of northwest quarter
of section 81. township - south range west,
In Harvey county Kansas. with view to the eau-
collation. of said iing IN" srid parties hereby
summoned to appear At this elhcc the 2isi dsS
OF sept l-lz. az 10 O'Clock = - r.Hpot,si
ard furnish testimony concerning salt alleged
abandonment " JENKINS. i:cgiater.
&. EtDFiLIp, Receiver. .i-A
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No.;co.

4 LAND oSTi;E.
WICHITA. kansas. SsYf 4, Irss !
Complaint having brru entered =, thu s.f.os by
G 4 toddsrd against Martha : Rochelle tir
abandoning HE homestead entry NJ IS5-. dsird
MAY -, lriz, upon th. southwest iuasisr
Of section ~, township ~ south. range wcsi,
Ia >cdgaick county. hsn-as, with ti.v %
the cabcc liatipu OF -nid nlina. the said partie-
hereby summoned la spIis at ihis ',ibe.
al the 18th DAY Of Drtobsr, i-st. at 10 a. ciosk
NJ Ia respond and furnish testimony c.Ii..e rutf,s
snid alleged abandonment
W JENKINS, Register
! 4 KEDf1ILD, Receiver <s-tt
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John B. Henderson

ST. Lofts. sept is.--It was announc-
ed TO-DAY that ex-senator 'ohn Il. Hen
derson has accepted the nomination by
the republican state convention for
governor of this state. and that be viii
take the stump in few DAYS.
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Notice..

L : LsNB DpgteB,j
NI'utrt, ban-s~. Aug ~, irsl
Complaint having been entered ~ tliis once by
Dst>Ft Mitis sgsibsi Jacob \ Ne tiii.;.f Tor
abandoning O@Esr Cling No Sun dztsd Mas -.
Ir7z. upon the southwest quarter 81 -ssfi0si ~,
township y -onih, range west, In -.dg-
wick cofia'y, kHRssa. with sts- :" The ssn-
collation. Of sf hiHg, the said parties hsF"by
san.fpansd fy aI,Jsar ~ tfis once the rh dag
OF ';rtolser. III NJ felort a. Ts-fsss,sf
and fsrnisb Testimony concerning -sid aiIess'i
abandonment JtSkiS- HsRi-tsf
8 & KtDtIfib, Hassissr t4-n
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Notice..


Y : JsANfs ~ fifFs
WICHITA. kansas. Aaz 81. i-sz
Complaint having ben easfs al fhis sfltrs b4
Z. sfifDb sgsissf q ~.sHi ahd tsfn4ftl
-shisl bot sbanaos'tsg DzsE. fling. Me- ISIS AMI
3zsS. dated ins q, Ir.i, ssd Msy :, issf s,sni
the sssatbsazl quarter - sssfiDs a. tOsaship =,
sssnfh ranss saNt. 80 r-siseirt cSanfy Ess-
sa@. Win View =, The cancellations ~ .aid
tfy the s.id parties hsfsbg summoned y, sI,-
pear 81 ;hi. one. tn Ssh dag ssf -stssiish-y.
iSSE. 81 = s'rip~s ts fsssssnd and fsyAi~f,
testimony srfiEg ssI sisxsd sts-asd,,sfIsf
" : SEshIs-. hsxisssr
= q RTDfIBtD Heesfssr xI-s4
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Notice & ccrz-.rEst:r.

nr. " ov~n- kaa 2 A Media hssinx ssss
asF ez,sr~d tsfo o0f<rsserskip So TIE rsns-H1
frN<-Ie< ~ raeticsn- Sa.r fs<sr yrxfrs-toss5 ss-
yirs. To th~ f~Ds.ss Il Wicht;s sal VICINITY
ssr1xE srfsEtiss 30 s.fSes- sA4 eaArxss Fs>-szAs-
b.. ocze@ 81 the old stsnx Soc dosr sss4sa 81
Chicago Drag .csrs, xA2a street. ssssIa
I'D. is. liz 4-G
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Sherih''s Sale.

District court i;;h judicial lls,ri'f >esssw lex
county. Kansas:
Thomas Royal,
Marks Mithruw
By virtue OF execution issued cut Of the dis
trct court of the 18th judicial district. sitting in
and for >e,lgwick coanfy, Kansas, wherein
Thomas ROYAL Is plaintiff, amt MARKS Withr"w
defendant, l will. ola Monday, the sth day 81
October. 4. ID lisa, at N O'Clock a. M, at the
court hoti>e door in Wichita, oaer for sale at
public auction. To the highest bidder. fpr cash ian
hand, all IN. right, title and int.rv, at the de-
PENDANT, Marks Nithrow. Ia anil to the fellow
ing described real estate property to-wi',
The southeast quarter OF section stN tb). t.ua-
ship -. range east
said real estate property Is levied upon AZ thu
property OF defendant, Marks Nithrpa, and VIII
be sold To satisfy said Thomas Royal.
sheriff office. at Wichita. September 9Th, \.
II. t>.S JOHN NEtGiIEk.
>herid >e,lgwick County, Kansas.
2a-4t-Pr's fec 81.
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A Denial.

ST. Louis, Sept. 16.-The Democrats
Washington special says Henry Wilson
arrived here this morning. He au-
thorizcs your correspondent to make
the most positive denial of the charge
so widely circulated OF late that he re-
ceived from Cakes Arnes an interest
in the credit of the Mobile railroad.
He wishes this denial made in the most
comprehensive sense. and at the same
time so as to meet every detail of the
scandalous charge. He never owned
any stock nor had any interest OF any
kind in it, Gen. Garfield. who has usi
returned from the Indian territory, has
to-day had the first opportunity of see
ing the charge connecting his name
with receiving shares of the credit of
the Mobile railroad from Oakes Arnes.
He authorizes the statement that he
never subscribed for single share of
that stock, and that he never received
or saw share of il.
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= s1saTETicKRr..

- ST7ATEIIJCkEC.
For Congress,
w. 4. PHILLIPS,
ID. =. LOWE,
S. A. COBB.
For Governor,
THOS. A. OSBORN.
For Lieutenant Governor,
+. s. SLOWER.
For Secretary Of State
w. IL. SMALLwGOD.
For auditor,
ID. w. WILDER.
For Treasurer,
J. Z. HAYS.
For Chief Justice,
S. A. kINGMAN.
For Attorney General,
A. WILLIAMS.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
ii. ID. MCCARTHY.
For Prudential Electors,
&. II. LANGSTON. Of Douglas county.
JNO. GUTHRIE, Of Shawnee county.
LOUIS We'll, of LeavenwOrth county.
j. 5. MERIT, of Pottawatomic county.
4, w. w. SMITH, of Marshall county.
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x0ring BsiEing1 Contracting. Bzildins. Rang

All eagk DOSE 10 ne h-ss asxnn~r ss5 ssti<fsr-
iioa guaranteed I~sFe srsi~rs NJ tns 0as. 81
-f~sss a -rssft iu-iYi kksf'fpN
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Notice.

wgcuTA ksasss seq 2 fs7s
Complaint k4Ftns ben catered II ftss ohfs ff
stephen Hesisilsf against wsiisr : HART fs,T
@iszssi9niag biz fspsn+Sf.s sss;ry ~ nj. G-f<a
>oF -. go. spa ss,af;ss~~e tsffss ID -sFfi0f
- t0s n@fsiF 9 @ofsfb raags ss~f lo Sssss%tsk
county kssls~s. sfh flsN - IL esscs ii.tlssts
~ s.ad +n'fJ, The sail parties zEs ksfsisg ssrs-
H.f'5'r1 p ,VsF ~ iHi- 0t.es fss ~ aEs 70
fs'tsisrT. isss, sf y'fifcs = rs4;sSd sol
Furnish ;~s'tIrVng ren~eretu1 s@'S siisgsd sssA~.
df.uf1seas = 3fNkis-. kszfs'er
KtDFitfIg. rsoefssr 1-s
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Nctica.


Y : T-fNN Il
WIcWTA, Kansas, sept. q, isss
Complaint having been enicrr, at this Office by
Edward H. Sugrnt against Meridian Town tsIa-
ptny and W q. >tok-ly Tor adverse Usage dltnf-
Nos. 1850 and 95st, dated Nov -. ISL. aai sept
I, is12, upon the northeast quarter OF ssr
ton - tow uship ). south, range west, Ia sum
county. Kansas. with u view To tn.
collation. Of said ding. the said parties
hereby summoned t. appear ut this oiir. the
Eth day a: oct, is.s, at O'Clock A. ", Ia re
spond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged illing-.
". : JENKINS. Register.
J g. RtpfIILp Receiver g;-li
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Treasurer's Sale Of School Lands.


Notice is hereby g,vea that the undersigned.
Treasurer OF Ses;xwtck county. state of Kansas.
Will. On the nth day of September, \. ID. tsss.
between The hours OF o clock - m. anc clock
D. IN self IL public sale, my osisce, with in the
risy III " ;chiia, cesgwick county, stale ~ Nam
- the following described school lands in legal
subdivisions, situated in the county Of sesi<vick.
aud state of Kansas, to-wt.
Description App. Val.
Ne !. of IN. = sec Is, tp %. r , wes', ~ 90
Nv I. of the = sec Ii, ~ %, west. 4@
I. OF the = sec 10. ~ u. Z west, 70
Sw 4. OF the y sec 10. Up -, west, tW
Ne :. OF the NV = sec 40. ~ 20, r west, ~
Nv of the NV !. sec IL. IT, -, ! west, 90
=. :. ~ the NV Z. sec 10. IL -. re w~st, TO
Sw !. of the nv :. Ii, Il, n. west, {"
Ne :. of the &c :. Is, ,p ~. r west, 80
NV Z. of the a sec Ii. W ~, r wesi, go
Z. OF the 80 !. sec Is. ~ n, Z : west, 30
Sw {. Of the Sc a sec IL. ~ -. r3 west, 80
Ne "a of tlr sw a see ID. ~ -. RI wcsz, &@
nv :. of tae ,w !. sec ~. 70 ~, west. ca
~ !. of the sw !. sec 10, ~ ~. sw.>s, sW
>w a Of The ~ !. sec 10, ~ 20, wess, "a
Upon the terms and conditions prescribed by the
general statutes OF TIA. state ef Kansas
:. 4. JOHNSON, rrcs-urcr.
Wichita, Kan. Aug ss'h, lisa si-1t
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Notice.

sstses + Isssby sfs.gs - ~ Erst'f,ffe ssf sft
So isss-ssfsf - ~ Hsfed- * iszsia ftrtsis
lzte 44s~sss~f shAf Seal s<'sisgnsn' u ssfssssts
sgAsasf saif ssfas- sir - sssts ~ ia sfessfs
sgrrr ~ is-fss- ne 10 dap ~ ft~fstss, tx1
Psffsss sgfay si&srs~ .klss ssid sessss q ii pr
ftss ff al yssfssssEt ash aEs4 attis ct
ssrfsrss thai asis ~ - fssrvssy is@fr.-s
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30
e C e.
UNITED STATES MAILS.


+. C.. Hendricks, formerly a resident
of Carson City, and much respected by
all who knew him. is again on his old
stamping ground. Mr.. Hendricks is
special agent for the Maxim Gas Com
pany and proposes to introduce the
article into this city. From the ex-
tracts from California papers which
We have peru>cd we find that the
Maxim gas is getting into general use
in the cities and towns of our sister
State. 1t is used extensively in thea
tiers. large circuse and printing offices
throughout the United tafes Test
monials are plentiful from proprietorS
of the principal hotels, churches and
insti' ute> III the State of New York,
all admitting the Maxim gas to be the
cheapest and best Illuminating power
ever produced.
If the people of Carson City 50 desire
Mr.. Hendricks will agree, in behalf Of
his company, to light the town with
gas. at a less figure than it now costs |
10 light it. The company will erect
works. Icy 80 80 ",c. 80 their ow., :
exn%ase), necessary to supply the town
with gas, and guarantee To give salts
faction. Alter the work is completed.
Il joint stock company may be formed,
and the citizens of Carson allowed to
take a controlling interest in the stock
thereof. Mr.. Hendricks believes that
works of sufficient capacity To supply
the town can he erected at an expense
of not exceeding S20.0o0. 1t now re-
mains with the people of Carson to
determine neither they will have
the town property Illuminated. Mr.. II.
Will remain in town for some time.
in order to give the people an oppor-
tunlty To auVa> the matter. The
gentleman has male his headquarters
at the store Of John q. Fox. where he I
Il be found at all times. ready to
answer ali questions and give every
concerning the Maxim
gas. :
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30

No HUMBUG We do not wish TO in.
form you, reader, that DR. Wonderful, or
any other man, has discovered a remedy
that cures all diseases of mind body or
estate and is designed to make our sub
iunary sphere Il bliSsful Paradise. To
which Hearen itself shall be but a side
show, but We do wish to inform YOU that
Or Sage's Catarrh Remedy has cured
thousands of cases of catarrh in its worst
forms and stages, and the proprietor will
pay 500 for Il case of his lOath>ome dis
ease that he cannot cure. Sold by drug
giStS.
PLows, HARRows, Erc.-E. B. Rail
n@s just received a very large stock of
plows. including Collins Cast Steel.
Moline, Boston Clippers, and Cast
Plows, of all sizes. Also, AL sizes of
harrOwS. all of which | will sell at
cost. Extras for plows always on
hand.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied bv
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
The latest style of photographs. Par
tlcular attention paid to viewing. =
If you desire rosy cheeks and a COM
p~lexion fair and free from pimples and
Dlotches, purify your blood by the use of
Or, Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It has no equal for this purpose. =
Buy your Dry Goods ard Ladies'
shoes at the New York Dry Goods
store. ia3-tf