The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-27
CARD FROM GENERAL JOHN Day

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is truly hard 10 credit, yet we have il
from persons whose veracity we can
I not doubt, that his cures are aStOniSh.
ing. The following case is peculiarly
striking. When nine years old, Gen
eral John Day, OfCar>on City, Nevada,
Surveyor General of Nevada, was
made deaf from some cause not known,
and been gradually increasing until il
was with great difficulty he could hear
at all. He is now sixty four years old,
and has never found relief until com
ing under DR.. Darrin'S magnetic treat
ment. Now he can e common con
verSatiOn. He can be seen at Carson
City to verify this statement. Such
things are indeed wonderful. and fur
nISh a theme for study and reflection.
Sacramento Record.
The above statement is true in every
particular. L can recommend the at
tlicted to DR.. Darrin. JOHN DAY.
The above card we clip from the
Sacramento Record which speaks we'll
for DR.. Darrin. We noticed by the
satne paper that the Doctor is located
a. The corner of J and Fourth streets,
where he is thronged with patients
night and day. Hegives no medicine,
his cures being performed by animal
magnetism.
THEATER LAST NIGHT.-"Camille,
or the fate of a C0quette." was admir-
ably performed last night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bates have gained the esteem of
the Carson people. The lady is all
that has been said of her as an actress.
Her reading is faultIess; no mounting,
no ranting, but every action entirely
natural. Perfect in every role she un
dertakes, pleasing in feature and man
ner, she cannot fail to be a tavorite
wherever she goes. To night Mrs.
Bates vii take "A benefit. The Hunch
back Will toe performed, and we trust
thai the people of this town will turn
in force and prove to this estim-
able lady thai talent car beappreciated
in Carson City. 10 night is the last
appearance OF Mrs. Bates and the
talented company. secure seats early,
we pre- iirt that there will be such
a Jam a> was never seen in a Carson
before.
The SIERRA SEMINARY.-The exam
inatiOn of the scholars Of this old eS-
tablished and very popular institution,
will take place on Friday ext The
CIapp and BabcOck are anxious
parents and others should attend.
have heretofore attended on like
occasions n speak advisedly when
say thai a dav spent there ~
never be spoken OF a. miS~pent. Aside
from the ability of the two lady pro-
prIetOr>, the respect in which they are
held IN this community should induce
all who can, 10 attend.
STEAMBOAT EXPLoSION.-The steam
ar Governor Bla>del. which has for
years piled on Lake Bigler, met with
IN accident, yesterday. about the time
If her starting to bring cross the
members of the Masonic picnic. A
,art of the boiler or some ma
connected Herewith was
out. The full particulars will
doubt tran>pire to morrow. For
unateiy no one was hurt, and the old
may Yet re>uine her wOnted
)Iace on the beautiful lake.
y New BoAT.-Captain w. w. Lap
the venerable cruiser of Lake
Bigler, was yesterday in town.
lis new steamer will be completed in
few davS-bv the Fourth of july she
viii certainly be ready for sea. The
is one of the nos genial skip
er> on the lake, and his many old
rlends will be happy To know that
hey can glide DER the glad waters OF
he dark blue lake under his pro
care.
CARSON Brass BAND.-The band is
in excellent working order. The
lembers practice faithfully and have
OF To such pitch of excellence that
Iey fancy themselves equal to any i'll
he State. We have No. hesitation N
aging that the band Will COMPARE
Ivorably with any other, and really
It ahead OF any III the country.
ACQUITTED.-The Chinaman vho
as said 10 have killed another CeleS- |
al in Wa>hoe City. last week. had a
relinninary examination on Tuesday
hich resulted in his discharge. The !
anne OF accused was All koh. Judge
ellis was counsel Tor Defendant, hav
= been expressly sent or by the .
lends of koh. =,
L. S. BRANCH MINT.-The receipt of
Illion at the Carson Mint yesterday,
as i2.l62 ounces, from the Crown
pint and yellow Jacket mines. "A
nail lot of gold (S3. 000) was received
om Pine Grove, together with TO
noes of silver from Benton. Mono !
unity, Caiitornia-both deposits for T.
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