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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26

LATEST accounts from Kentucky
give the Republicans a net gain in
twenty-five counties of 1900 at the
late election. The news from NIL parts
OF the State Is favorable to the Repub-
iicans. and Grant will get more Dem
oeratis votes than Greeley will Repub-
lipan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26

THE ln.t "excentricities" which cor
re.poud-n,. bring to light with regard
to joaquin Miilsr's youthful years ARE
that he once hooked 4 horse and
shot the constable who pursued him
through the thigh. This story. taken
In connections with the poets eapsrd
rs to his being IN Walkers expedition,
goes far To prove him . liar anu
horse-shiet," Us Mr.. Greeley would
Say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26

Owing to the great press Of reading
matter upon It's columns. the ElEo IN
1spendsnt Of last week had to issue q
supplement. It threatens to do so each
week hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26
NO ENCOURAGEMENT.

Thus far the result Of the elections
I'm the East have not been OF an en-
couraging nature to the Democrats,
and their new found political c
plices, the renegade Republicans.
Neither does their future look any
ways promising, but OIL the contrary,
grows darker and less propitious day
by day. That combination forms n
political hermaphrodite which grows
more and more repulslve to all honest,
straightforward men. and reputation
Of 1t and Its assumed principles follows
~ a natural result. The North Caro-
lima election was no source of encour-
segment to them, but quite the con-
trary. The returns from the West
Virginia election are less and less ELL
couraging rs further developed. The
latest and most reliable reports show a
Republican triumph OF oier live
thousand votes, showing that the
Greeley element has not strengthened
the Democracy In that State, but, II
anything. has weakened it, for ut the
previous election instead Of being
three thousand In the minority, they
had that much Of 4 majority. Jacobs.
It |, true, was a Democrat, yet he WAS
rejected and repudiated by them ii.
favor Of Camden, whereupon the Re
publicans took up Jacobs and elected
him. The new constitution prohibited
men of color from holding Office, and
was essentially Democratic In all its
main features. and was consequently
defeated. The question, however, OF
allowing the word "whi,e" in any
new constitution, and thus preventing
colored men from holding office. Il t.
be submitted to n separate vote Of the
people. Whether the Louisville Con
vention will give the Deino-Greeley-
lies any encouragement. Is hardly II
question for consideration. They sc,
nothing promising In Il, even now.
mud are Significantly and deprecat
ingly raising up their voices against IL
The boosted popularity Of Horace
Greeley at the South is more formida
Bile Oh paper than in fact. The colorci
vote is sold against him, and a respec'
table minority Of the white vote is OF
possd to his election. In Georgia there
are nc least %, 900 Democrats who will
hot vote Tor him. They may not sup
port Grant. but under no consideration
will they support Greeley. They pre-
fer Grant to Greeley because they be-
lieve him to be u safer man to trust at
the head Of the nation. Alex. ii. Ste
pliens. Of Georgia. Is at the the head oi
these Democrats who will not vote for
Greeley. Should n straight-out Demo
crat be nominated In September ut
Louisville, Ny, they will defeat the
"Liberalltes" In every State South.
II no nomination should be made they
will throw their influence for Grant.
Some Of the most intelligent mel OF
the South are with this minority. They
are Democrats who are not willing to
accept anybody to beat Grant" II
q man Of their own party was up they
would go for him, and do their best to
elect him but between Grant aud
Greeley they are decidedly In favor Of
Grant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26
From I. Fricdiander.

II affords mo great pleasure TO recommend DR..
Schlosser for hls skill in extracting corns por-
manently, without causing the least pain.
I. FRIEDLASDER
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26
From Hon. Judge Ogden Hoffman
From VIM. Darling and W. T. Fem.

DR.. Schlosser has removed several painful
corns from our feet, entirely without pain. We
can certainly recommend him to all those who
are afflicted o. We have boon:
r. W. FEM.
VIZ. BrcLIS0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.

Froprietors.
THIS OLO RRTARIISuED AND
L reliable Laundry 10 prepared TO turn out
any quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen.
without sting damaged by manipulation or
bv chemical application.
Packages punctuslly called for and returned.
on1ecs ~ International Hotel, Tahoe House
and W4llsee's Fruit Store, South c street. Viz
Snia; and at Charles Brodhun's, Opposite the
Gold 4M. su2Gf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26
Births.
NEW TODAY.
BAKERY!
Zone door below st,rn 3 SOM
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.

n WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND %
e lam prepared 70 meet the enemy Z
ITAVINR JUST RITURnRD
III nom San Francisco with q LARGE
STOCK or FLOUR, l am prepared to sell all
articles In my line - cheap ~ any man on the
Pacific Coast.
leLc.Se' Of bscsd.."..........s'T .
PIES, CAKES, ETC., also a. reduced prices
~" orders for Fancy Cakes Tor Balls Parties
And weddings, promptly oiled In any rAft
cold Hill. Please give mi Q cab.
JACOB BECKER. Proprietor.
Gu2S tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26
From VIM. Cove neur Morris, US. Mar
shnl, San Rrnnciaco.

Or. Schlosser has operated upon my fcot
without any pain. and to my entire satisfaction.
cradicaiing corns and bunions which have
troubled me for years. VIZ. q. MORRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-26
From General O. ii. LaGrnnse, Super.
intendeut OF tho U. 3. Branch Mint,
San Frnncisco.

corls from my feet In Ave minutes, and without
tho Toast pain. o. II. LAGRANGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-05

ExGHnAEGE. a BROWN STONE HOUSE, BETWEEN
- rum ana Syth avenues, unencnnbesed, will be
cnsnged for Place near New Yofx valued at $4,000
Tie"W yACOB SHARPE, ~ Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-05

A srEAM FIGURING MILL, 100 HORSE POWER
engine, two locomotive boilers bnrrs will
3ske ~ ssrres lon isy badng tour stories, sSsox
lU wer and street 'front.' FOR s.e ercbAnge close TO
4sy iociIcs unsurpassed Will exchange fo New YORK
LIN De Rsb avenue near Broaewsy Biooiiyy. Ny.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON 3 BALI
L MORE KA!LR1Ap. ,o.,.. s.1..

On and alter V WEDNEsDAY, ,Oesobsr 18th. 1871.
4 passenger car viii be attached to The freight
train leaving Philadelrh,A At $40 p. M. tor Will
nngton.
The train will .tor At Stations ~ teless. when
signall.d: 0rays Ferry. 9.l2 y. m. Lassrstto 30
low ~ p "; Linx ood. 9aF :. u; Clsi mont l0.0l
=. IN; Ellsrse. 10 p. y; slIiys Mil9i2eten. l0So
Pm lSctOl h. =. kXMN1xssup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24
rue COST OF STRIKES.

.,cht hour movement in New lOrk, II
ns s.s STsi l. impeding the growth of that city,
!u, -. - %1snr,yjng the wOrkmrn Of their
ssas s.,;o.ts IT, share Of the profits of their
':T Th"s the following statement perhaps
,hs hare record Of Department Of Building,
,.h.t for the FIVE weeks ending July lst,
,nsrs mare we're permits take out for the ere
" Wa %, buildings, to cost $3, AW 900, white
.~ :" ,hs is' sanle period in 1871 there had been
'nk nks tsken out for the erection Of 81 bull
.u's coating 81, ,6i7 900; decrease in building
g. % s~suty six and in cost being s2,a27, 900.
1k decrease however appears much more
s,hIs vhen an examination Is made OF the
srent s,pU classes of buildings going up at the
Irsetivs period. Thus, in 1872 there were
In,v et" seyen first class buildings erecting, al
"ry aoyrspate cost of $46s. 600 and in 1871 there
ri ,sS q It cost Of sl.5l2,ooo. In 1872 there
|. Onlv m one building Of the class hotel /
i ch arches erecting, at o cost OF 500, 900
d IN lS7l there were nine erecting, at a COS
900, 900. In 1872 there were fifteen store
Ecting. at cost Of $345, OOO, while in lh'
|ae % were twenty eight erecting, at q cost o
6iA. 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24

The Mixed Train VIII run sub3ect 70 doleys inci-
dent to freight business aud will stop ouIy 1t sta
tiuus where time 10 Tivel.
''''' NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and philsdel
At 1OA NJ. Leave Philadelphia At Las A. u.
and " ilmingt Ut l.Oy =. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS. .,.
Additional to those above, leave sDSTnA Tor Cley-
ion ii li a. m, and 7.35 p. M. Lsav Clayton for
Smyrna s. ~ a. ~. and 200 p. w.. TO make connsc
ton with trains to and from Dover. and stations
South. u.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's / Kent Railroads. ,
Al CLAYTON, with Mary land and Delaware Rail-
road. -
| Al HARRINGTON. with Junction and Brsskws-
| ter Railroad.
AT SEAFORD with Dorchester aud Delaware Rail-
road. . +,
| Al DELMAR, with Eastern Shore Railroad and
| Wicomico and focOmoks Railroad.
H.F. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24
Railroad Yiufs.
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud oaIu
more Railroad.
&AAHHH :. - =
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY June ID. 1872. TiA,ns will lsav
wGYNAiL TRAIN SEC isanS,y: ..c.pssa2 70.
a. Wilmington with Dssws.. railroad Line; .ciay:
tor with smyrna Branch Railroad and Maryland and
Bfs.s~s.s! % s.siso:d s..id .,.a
Delaware kailroad a. DeMar with Eastern shore
kallroad. Al Salisbury with w,com,co and PocOlnoks
ExfREss TEAM A. l2o N. tsund.ys szssP.se.l ie' |
p.%0,. and md w.sns.os ssssi. a. w%ln al
r1fss.S rs..s ;.
al csii
A. H,r.s S'TSp; MI
%Fd aa,Ffs.d.:al:ss. f.iiyI. ; d. .sd M.Eoii.;
rasssnserstSr Forrss. Monroe and Norfolk AAs sh'
! -" xILM1.erox TRAINS.
sta:epi ~
x % cia .n TH; ssS With
Sa stop t-..e.n @ Chester .Sd rn,iA4sDh,. sunday
Icy. wM~,ns,sn 1. ,aa a, SS %m,.v,oo win c.nu.e,
AI-ensl Junction by street car. with the s'soA NJ
.aAs .sS NJ ss14 l,' fsAs
AT" II Gsrs.sI and
Leave t",aAs,pn. o' to. Dspoa suna.y. sies?
S.a & Fora . an s ss' % rh.'ss1 sa ;'
days 2.si p~ rnsd.lph,. 10! Gho-.et as'.n!s H,
w-dn--isy. ahA Saturdays 2.3D 2. IN, The 40 u
tram sope st al statvIs b~tween fhiladophiA and
II Lssiokih
Lesv. Deposit Tor Philadelphia. Eundays excepted.
Y.2S ~. III anti % m. oxford tor fhiiairlPhiA a
$40 u. Chaiis Ford iur Fhilstephia ! ~ y IN
Sunday, leave Phil,lelpha tor Oxford SD q, III
leave oxford for fnilsd-iphi "a 5 ~ y. IN.
Trains leaving ilrnktpn 6.45 aud iu T. IN WI
conect At Lanokiu junction with the 70 n IN. an'
Id 4sp trans ior rhilAielph" and B'l'l~"r- Cen
| tIxl kalruaa.
THROUGE TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
>. .EAVE WILMINGTON at lOSl l2.D NJ. 3H. 1920. r.
IL CHESTER FOE PHILADELPHIA.
ed LEATE cH ESTER o. 7.s2. s3. SESAME u Us A.
al 1875, al Al. 81. GIL 7.5G aud ~. IS 7 NJ
~ From 3Atuoreto Philsdeipha Leave Baltimore ~ L.
~ A. ~. Way Nsil 9.S An, ExPres 20 r. u 4. NJ
~, press I IS r NJ. Express II M +. Ekrr-".
is From baltimore Fort pos issni ihte
Al at5OF. NJ
,etl Accopnoatioa ainfron PORT Depos ePsrr
isl vile at6 " AN, foi stmoTsAnd ntetm~diste ~
al tious.
nj TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester al l2UG and 9ll a. ~, And IS Pm.
es Leave WiInngton AT IL 81 Is ani 10 O2 ~ l'@
III ol7pn, . -.....
T. SUNDAY TEAM FRoN BALTIMORE.
m Leaves Baltimore Is p stopping At MspnonA Ptfr
Abetd-eu Havrs-d- q, ace terry Il
sn losn, sntth East. Ektou. Newark. Stanton. Net
ire POT Wlhlngtop Gla ymont. L.w"Hi and Cheated
an KENNY Hup-nnt~ nirn'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24
Stone Cutting, Masonry. Monu.
msnts and Tagging.
ROI3R0T SCOTT,
MASON. STONE CUTTER AND CONTRACTOR,
TT Shipley St, Wilmington, Del,

i, sNS1NF'cy HS'' VH"6eV"' ho'''
supplies On kinds Of Cut and Dressed Stone. con
Hsoes ~ geSsndAsiOns.Or WHOLE buildings. furnishes
aosSHsts end tomhstOnss. Of foreign aud domestic
y Arelss. 70 order. 1'N 81
nsNsteek Of Tombstones on hand. IN be sold
y. North River Riasgins. Agent for Scotch Gran
~ 10numents. APIS 16d6tw3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24
A Woman IN a Turkish Bath.

NH B., the spriehtly lady correspondent Of
Missouri Republican, has been taking a
nrkish bath, in New York, and don't like it:
a,rs's What she says Of it 1--WE were diyested
sverv atitch of cur clothing, on. rings and
nce.sts ,cked up, our back hair taken oti,our |
m srecial possession OF seventy.tive or hum
rsd hairs made into little h,rsute pill and
inhaled with q hsir.pin. That was the only ,
oken Of civilization We boasted. The process.
isn formed, AT the door we are handed
niui,ture sheet, and little bit Of sponge wet
With cold water. Through passage to room
whore We dropped our sheets and entered va
Dor that clothed US decently.
wonder the Illustrated Police Gazette or the
Days Dongs haven't hit on this business for Il.
laration. We'll, IN this steam ] thought !
should suHocate. 1t poured up and in and
down through holes till it was dreadful. The
usel fths vet sponge, have ascertained, was
.hs topof your head to prevent coup
s'dent CALI ,ome such dire complaint. They
fom which quotas', aud the temperature got
that he can sessv, and began to think OF my
Schurz. y an obituary notice in the kepupii-
a We were pronounced cooked enough,
The into room in which was mighty tank
that p4 water, through which you must wade or
rapid .. you could. Caesars ghost l flew
rough it. My anatomy and physiology were
heated to boiling point. This water seemed
like ice. 1t sent the blood rushing TO my hol-
low head I'm convinced have no brains), and
ny heart came keraop up and went kerchunk
down. made up my mind this was the wo's
Of Il and tried 10 be resigned. l had beer
papsd and scrubbed in the vapor room till
M sacrificed. stood on the brink and watch
Cd my companions splashing through the in
iernal tank. One of 'em, 10 expedite her owl
release. caught at my ankle, away went m!
soapy, slippery feet from under me, and in
went fer second time. How very near an EN-,
~ ths hsppy connection between NJ. II. l
anl he s.. Louis Republican.
At the new stage ot this truly awful experi
socs ~ received the "shower." l had no.
become convinced that should never ace hom
OF friends again. In calm desp.ir Wake
under solid column Of water that nearly broE
ny hack, aud just here ! got mad: That u
attendant has NOT yet recovered sufficiently
make . complaint, and when the thin woma
went bsiore Judge Bowling that gentleman "a
TWAS conspiracy; that no woman Of my 81,
unaided could do such damage. He told II
woman to 20 home and say nothing about
Tor she'd evidently been dreadfully drunk, a.
undertaken to walk through carpet cleani'
machine. And that's the first and last Turk
bath take.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24
~,ME IS PASSING
.;,.,u his osrriet.

runnius IN his csrfiet.
.,s hi, wheels 90 round;
uv y. 49, ,s.ve no dust behind thein'
,.h they have no rumo''"f '0"
ly they bear US onward
- .nr Journey will be Ger
oes go ~ sbsil press the meadows
=. vast eternal shore. ....
. months and years remind u.s. l
-. vorld we're passing 10;
~ vi ,.ave the good behind U.S.
mi, world we're passing tnlousn'
~ M ,hsll be the seeds Of kindness'
s..r.d by celestial dow;
w.. y. =, besr good fruit for others
So" 80 inv. and peace and love-
ling after we sre singing
Ii. immortal land above
A.. born and men are dying.
fbossaads come. not one 70 s."''
~. swim, his wheels are flying
~ T.,sr ceasing. night or day.
~. laughter. nor the crying.
p o., ,he stricken or the gay;
..hius down the dod-de'y'ns
|rh.y who laugh ut death 8 delay
!. la% -, sorrow. sin and signing. ..s. ..
r.,ring gentle souls away.
-, and schemes Of men and nations
n..,,, % and homes and h.mesteads iree'
'..;,. walls and arts creations,
N tho eye delights to see; ...
| +" ,hs ssr delights in hearing
S,nutle. tumble. iall ond fade;
nssl q world more cheering.
~. from grave and cypress shade
-. IA GoLi that world we're nearer.
,al 40 nphires laid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24

Southern Express. Pacific Express. Erie Mall
and Buffalo \ Niakara Express leave daily. All
other trains daily. except sunday.
ing oa saturday night, run only to Wiliiamsport.
Cincinnati Express runs daily; on Saturday night.
only running to Harrisburg.
THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily. except Sunday. For this train tickets
must be procured. and baggage delivered BY ooO
7. M. at ll6 Market Street.
sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia $40 A.
NJ: arrives Paoli $40 A. NJ. sunday Train No.
Pm. -,
Sunday Train No. leaves Paoli 80 a. NJ; i; ar:
leaves Paoli sop. NJ; arrives Philadelphia 6.l'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24
Fora honest eao IN the West.
EN- u 8 = =
PENNSYC IANlA CENTRAL r. Z.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EN- MIGRANT LINE,
OR PIT Il 8 B U r q
And all places in the West, Southssest G.t
Northvest.
rR-ruR SHORTEST AND BRsT ROUTE. "a

nruR SHORTEST AND BRsr ROUTE. "a |
Thislius . n sun ed nducemsnts to per-
sons I.siriug n cheap and xpeditioIs passage 10th
Nest md deserv es particularly the attention oil al
such AS desire emselv es of the Homestead
I'LL pnssei by the last Congress.
The ly an Centr al Railroad, with its cor
Meeting lines is by l3s miles the shortest route "a
Chicago aud other places in the est anc
il also the cheapest and best route To al
uroinipent places in the Southwest and Northwest
Passengers are f0rw arded in comfortable aud airy
Passenger Cars furnished with cushion ed seats with
mov backs water tanks, stoves. in Wtn:er And
with such other yeniences NJ are reauistei"rta
| comfort OF families. .
| tho w est, Southwes and NOrthwest.a At about hal
/ the usual first class faro. .
Children under Eve years old rs free. and children
the ag es five and twelyI years pay asli-
Baxsss sechecksA and forwarded BY the ametraia
With the passengers. Eighty pounds Nf baggage car
.;ed free to every full passenger:
l The train leaves daily except sundays. ana ucket
mu Il be and baggage delivered atthe once
No ll6 Mark ct street, by o'clock. 7: n. =,
| Nv addressing the undersigned he will iOrwardo
return Of mail. free sc,rculsf containing
complete price Int. a. map. correct copy
Homestead Law aud xXs .Ssh e!htr ns"rma%n assn
9th. .Psnnsylvan,s Railroad Comp any,
No. lilo Market Street, Philadslphss
Philsdslpbia June "a. tSsa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24

JOHN F. .VANLEER.J Jr.. Ticket Agent. .sol Chest
MT Street: ~
FRANCTSFUNK, Ticket Agent. .ll6 Market Streets
SAM'L II. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Nail Road Co. will not assume
any risk for baggage. except for wearing apparel,
and limit heir res possibility to one hundred dol
lars in value. All baggage exceeding that amount
in value vii be ~ the risk OF heowner. unless ia
I.n - snecial ountract. Il. j. CASSATI,
~ aenl. AltUonA.Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-24
WILMINGTON AND READING &
nasneEases 'i.-. zee, ,.t.
kSs&.MIl|l
spring Arrangement.
Dn and after Monday. May 18Th, ls7s

Spring Arrangement.
On and after Monday. May 18TH, ls7s
Passenger Train. viii leave southw.'d as follows
TRAINS "a. ~. ~. Fiik. Il,
Birdsboro'. 500 AS 40 llio
Coatesyille, y45 6N 6O lD
" Chadd ed. ~ 50 rs 73 3Sl
Arr at Wilm 'ston, II 40 SIS sl5 AS
SuSpAY TnAIs.
Leave Coatesville 400. Chsdds Ford sos and arrive
at Wilmington at 6.eOp.m n.
TRAMs LEAvE NOaTHvAlD:
TRAINS Nos.l, 3; e. u.
1--we Wilmington 1850 lS 500 l02
c;I chsad's;IR,oFd II 22ss5 2s5 soSS 1ilSS
Arr at R.sa;mS. B,5dSG10'. ieS s;S Is Is '% ~
Trains and are mixed OF market trains.
SuHnAY TIA ~.
Leave Wilmingten u 500. Chsdd's ord s'5. aud
arrive at cOa'esyilNiiS ecdN 4. Ht&i9Ss: l2p9 4 n'
| AT Chadi's Ford. Trains Nos. J.: 80. and =
| connect for Philadelphia. and and with trains
from Philadelphia: Nos. ard7 connect with trains
| from Baltimore: and Nos. ! and . with trains iof
Baltimore No. S With train tor Port Deposit
At Coatesville. trains Nos. and conpsct ior
Philadelphia and trains Sos snd ,n. TMn M. sni
and connect for Philadephia. and t!sins j. sud
& for Keadins and North, East and wut.
Excursion tickets will be sold tor all stations iof
Sunday train going northwsrd: this train will stop
for passengers vt any public road crossinsE;o nnsE;o,,
Il 1an eral Superintendsot
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

Toads sell freely in the English
market for IS cents apiece. They are
used in garders TO catch flies andclean'
the shrubs Of insects.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
TAKE WARNING!

THE V. 4 T. r. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precautinn against accidents and
l,ss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains. and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
me tor common practice of children playing about
...rIr ears and locomotives. Those having in charge
ne business of the Cont any find it impossible to
rrRsUATE h"y>. u no frequent The ternIini and stop
JiI.c places # the 7. sd from climbing upon the
avs and engines: and they will feel themselves
dIiIgpd ta resort To more deCiied measures if these
,nunyances are continued Recent accidents.
,ric., are wholly aScritr,hle to the carelessress Of
.cT-wr- Ia lnrpiug on and of tn" cars when il
a,"tiaI. should h" warning enough in themselves
I'm Y~ERINGToN, Superintendent.
August Is. 1870. tt
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
PLANTATION 8ITTERS.
,-T.-ESGG-N.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storativa is the sheet-anchor OF
the feeble and debifitated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged
and Iancuid it has no equal
among Seonachics: As 81 rem
cdv for the nervous weakness
to which women are especially
subject, it IS superseding every
other stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts as a specific IN every spe-
cies of disorder which Under
mines tie bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
LYONS KathairoH,
For Preserving and BeautffytnE
the Human Hair. To us
Falling Out and Turning Gray.

A well-prsserved Head Of Hair, In
a person of middle age, at nee be.
speaks refinement, elegance, health
and beauty. 1t may truly be called
Woman's Crownins Glory, While
men are not inseds:bls to It's adTan-
tages and charms. Few things are
more disgusting than thin, fr5zzly,
harsh, untamed Hair, with head and
coat covered with Dandrutf.' This Is
what LYONS kATHAIRON will
do all tie time. The charm which
lies in we'll placed hair, Glossy Girls,
Luxuriant Tresses. and a clean head,
is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country
Stores.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
AK AHE
BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN
OFEsCE ON TuIED STREET.

"a short distance last OF Carson Street,
Carson Citv. Nevada.
Successfully treats the most difficult cases o
disease. by the use Of medicinal herbs.
Hes cured many PATIENT in town Persons IN
need at his professional services are inSited TO
cell I his office.
C.--,a City, Yoyemb' 30. lS7e.>
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
.n.fce to creditors.


-a-rrE Il IL fT3I GIVEN BY II IN
G.r-ir,ef Administration with the VIII au-
1ays4 a. III -hnv- na-hcl estate To tn" creditor
II ans al r.r-oT- havaaE claims asa'rS'. M ~"
tee. a-zd. 10 exhibit H. same, t'g"'hrf VIZ III"
tece~-sTy ,"s- hers. within ten thel III 'r'hc rom
-, lar, b.r.-.f and first publication f this no
80 +. ~. md. r~gne4 AZ hi>r e>Ideuee in Jack :
VALLEY pau.E.s county, State Of Nevada
r.. D. JONES
.fack-sval'ey. Douglas cour'y, Nevada, Harch
u - ,hh 1U-lsv+w
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27

Massachusetts, citizens have claims
TO the amount ofabout thrsemlillons
of dollars on account of the French
sDOliatiOn.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
{ he Nailn State 2eolster.
CARSON CITY:
Wednesday,- March p. 1STS

The Kansas Magazine states that
thew have in Yanaas to-day, at least
one self assured and hopefully wait
ing political ~aspirant to every acre OF
improved land.