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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
ALL AND EVERY KIND OF
DISEASES
Administrative Sale Of
Real Estate.

NerIrg Is UEREBT GIVEN. THAT IN
OF he >ecood JulIcisl pi-trS' in and for thu.
County Of oTm.hN. SAFE Of N@ye a, made on the
5th dny Of August. A Il 49,. in the matter of
the estate Of JOSEPH KEItEE. de-ea,rt. the IN
der-irned the zdmruEstrstriN q TIL said estate.
viii sell at VrtNc suctian 81 Pr ate sale, TO the
highest hidder for cash. gold c,ia II he United
States. and subject To- conf nation by sad Dis;ratt
{ .urt on TIiCEsD Y. the 2ath Gavu Il August, A.
u. fs72 between the hours Of g. r'c.rck a m and
setting 81 the sun of the same q ' t1-wit: All
o'clock . m. in front # Gh- 'eHTthouse door lis
the town of Carson City. OIEi,by County. State #
Nevada. al the right. title. interest aud estate Of
the ssif Jlssph keifer. at tn time FMS death. and
ali the night, title ana igteTe> that the said estate
has, by operation flaw or erherw-e. acquired
other than or in addition 10 that Of tie said JoseTh
keif-r. IT the time Il hi, death. m aud 10 the
following described prem i-es, ro-wit The south
we-T quarter Vt section tTrDty-fh o. 81 town
ship number fifteen rs north rirg- nineteen 'lP)
en.t (, situtt il orusby County. state ~ Nevada,
contginins one hundred and SIXTY acres, together
with all and 81 gular the teuemeuts. lie eGita-
meuts and appearances th-reuutC belonging, or
III anvil e arpertaiuiug.
Terms and conditions If ale. Cash. gold coin 81
the United states: ten ler cent. { the purchase
money To he paid on the day If sac: balance ca
confirmation u sale by e4id district Court
hAk6AR kEIFER,
Admi istratrix Of the Estate Of J0=epk Keller,
deceased.
Dated august 5th, 1872
NM- PATERSON, Attorney for ADMINISTRATORS.
au6-law ID
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
VIRGINIA L

Three doors from Collins blacksmith shop
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

The longest Gnbroken railway in
the world is nom completed by the
finishing of the great bridge over the
Missouri river at Omaha The
distance from Boston to the west
end of the continuous line in Cal
ifornia is 1893 miles, and is through
ont the entire distance a tirst-class
liue.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

And still they come. Twenty-one
thousand emigrants, principally from
Germany. England and Ireland, have
been landed at the pert of New York
since the first of the last month.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

Lone Pine. Cal. has a married
pair. the male OF which is half a
century old and the female barely
twelve years. They have been married
three years, and the wife still wears
short dresses and plays with dolls.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

1t is reported that mail trains, 70
carry no passengers. will shortly be
run between Chicago and New York
They Will make the journey in
1weEtv-four hours.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01

American green corn is sent during
the season in quantities to Liverpool
by Atlantic steamers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01
THE UNKNOWN PEOPLE.

1t makes one homesick in this
world to think that there are &C
many rare people he can never know
and SO many excellent people thai
scarcely any one will know. in fact
One discovers a friend by chance
md cannot bat feel regret that
twenty, or thirty years of life may
he, have been spent without the
least knowledge of him. When he is
once known, through him an opening
is made into another little world, in
to a circle of culture and loving
hearts and enthusiasm in q dozen
ccugenial pursuits, and prejudices
perhaps. How instantly and easily
the bachelor doubles his world when
he marries. and enters into the un.
known fellowship Of the to him con-
tinually increasing company which
is known in popular language as call
his wife's relations" Near at hand
daily, no doubt, are these worth
knowing intimately. And when one
travels he sees what vast material
there is for society and friendship, Of
which he can never avail himself.
Carload after carlord of Summer
travel goes by one at any railway
station, out of which he could choose
. score of life long friends, if the
conductor would introduce him.
There arc faces Of refiDs0eak, of
quick wit. of sympathetic kindness,
Interesting people, Travelled people,
entertaining people, as you would
say in Boston, mice people you
would admire to know" whom you
constantly meet and pass without q
sign of recognition, many of whom
are no doubt your long lost brothers
and sisters. You can see that they
also have their worlds and their
interests, and they probably know q
great many "nice" people. The mat
ter of personal liking and attachment
is q good deal due to the mere for
tune of associations. More last
friendship and pleasantacquaintance-
ship are formed on the Atlantic
steamships, between those who would
lave been only Indifferent acquaint-I
anees elsewhere, than one would
think possible on q voyage which
naturally makes one as selfish as he
is Indifferent to his personal appear
nnce. The Atlantic is the only power
on earth know that can make al
woman Indifferent to her personal
appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
RESTAURANTS.

EHARLEs r. OWENS DESIRES To INFORM HIS
friends and the public that his Restaurant ladies'
and gentlemen IA 81 East Twelfth street. be-
tween Broadway and Fourth Large parlors and
dning rooms, with an excellent larder aud careful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
EURNITURE.


A --ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVING PRIVATE FAMILY
~ Will sell, In lots to suit purchasers all the rst class
city made Furniture for half used since May last com
psng magnificent rosewood Planofortc four rich Paror
suits, elegant Bedroom Suits ~ rooms Brussels carpets
Oh Paintings Bronzes Etagere Bookcase, Books
Extension Table, Buffet, Bedding &c. sverwarc China,
Cutlery, Cooking Utensils, complete Household Goods con
tanned 10 private residence 100 West 3d s between 9th and
9Th
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE
n and Bedding, at the lowest cash prices or on weekly or
monthly nstanents, at O'FARRELLS warehouse. 2OJ
Eighth avenue, corner Of Twe1tieh street.
A MAGNIFICENT PoMPADoUR STYLE SATIN BRO
rep Suits $50 $50; Carpets % cent? per yard up
Panoforto, Mirrors Curtains PAINTINGS Bronzes, Clocks
Vases, Chamber Suits Mattresses Buffet Extension Tables
for half cost Residence 253 West street,
Seventh avenue.
A PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
n will sell magnificent Drawing Room Suit, expensive
covering $3.50, for $3.50; do $3.50; do, $40;
Pauofortc, cost $500 for $6 Etageres, Secretare BOOK
case, Painting. Bronzcs, Carpets plate glass Mirrurr
Clocks, Curtains rosewood. walnut Bureaus Bedsteads,
wardrobes Mattresses Extension Table, Buffet, sverware
aparments sscrIdce So West 18th st., near 5ih av.
LNURNITURE CARPETS AND BEDDIN0--AN IN.
Il menec stock and low prices, at y. N. COwPERrII-
WATTS, 100 Chatham street Weekly aud monthly pay
ments taken.
MONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS -CARpErs
Nl Furniture, Bedding, &C. -
IDEALLY 4 CUNNINGHAM
y4and 3s6 Third avenus, Twenty xhtn street.
Pricesower than any other house a thi c.y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
4 Good One.

Alta political meeting the speaker aud au-
dience were very much disturbed by man
who constantly called for Mr Henry. When
ever a new speaker came on, this man bawl-
cd out Mr. Henry! Henry Henry call
for Mr. Henry -
After several Interruptions Of ibis kind at
each speech, young man ascsnisl the plat
form and Was soon airing bis eloqucnce in a
magniloquoat style striking ont powerfully ia
bis gestures when the ontcry WAS heard FOR Mr.
Henry
Putting lis hand ta his mouth Ike a speak
ing trumpet, this man was bawiiug out at the
top Of bis voice, Mr. Henry Henry Henry
call for SIr. Henry to makea speech :"
The chairman now rose and remarked that
it would ob.ige the audience, if the gentlemen
would refrain from any further calling for Mr.
Henry as that gentleman was now speaking.
is that Mr.. Hsary q said the disturbsr Of
the meeting "TAIuier that can't be Mr..
Henry Why that's tie little cuss that told
me 10 heller"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow is world Of prophecies; the
place where human fancy most delights t.
dwell. Silent aud mute il lies before rs sleam-
ing with hope and happy anticipations. 1t
has been said tba; the two great pleasures OF
living are in having something to love, and
something to hope for, and, the last Of these is
ever before Us in the promises Of =" tomorrow.
Tomorrow We may not know, aud, it is well
that it is thus, ordained 10 be, for beyond the
invisible veil that conceal alike its coming joys
and sorrows our fancy may'revel only in what
is beautiful aud fair, nor see the gloom or shad-
ows of coulming trials aud worldly Affections,
that, could we anticipate as Fixed realities that
were certain to come, would mar all our peace
and enjoyment Of The present
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
How to Make Money.

A gentlaman once reported to the Govern
meut tax collector that bis income for the pre-
yiaus year had amounted to two thousand dol
lars 4 medlling neighbor was surprised at
the largeness Of tie sum, and when he met his
prosperous friend be said to him:
" You have returned an income Of two
thousand dollars for the past year ?"
'' Yes. sir" answered the other.
"Well, how did you make 50 much? l
don't see bow you could do it."
"Well, sir, made one thousand dollars
clean cash by attending to my own business,
and made the other Thousand dollars by let
ting the other folks business alone!'
It's reported that man fell from the top
Of four story building, in New York, the
othor day, to the stone sidewalk beneath with
out baing injured in the least. He was life
Insurance Agent, and struck on bis check
At the time Of his fall be vas leaning over the
edge Of the roof, showing his papers at pain
ter whom he had treed on a swinging scalold
underneath.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
Husband and Wife.

Harmony in tie married state is the very
first object to be aimed at Nothing can pre-
serve affection uninterrupted but a firm Tes,lu-
ton never to differ in will, and determination
in each to consider tie love Of the other as Of
more value than any object whatever on which
a ish has been fixed. How light, in fact is
The sacrifice Of any other wish weighed against
the affections of one with whom We are to
pass our life. Aud th,lsh opposition in a
single Instance will hardly Of itself produce
.dieuaiion, yet every ous has bis pouch iato
which al these oppo,it.ous are put, and while
that is filing. the alienation is siuscudb,y going
on, and when filed iscompcto It would puz-
zle either to say why; because no one differ
eucc has been marked cuoush to produce Sc
rious effect by itself Buthe finds his affection
wearied ont by constant stream Of checks
and obstacles. Other sources Of discomfort
very common, indeed, are tie cross purposes
If husband and wife, iu common conversation;
a disposition to criticize aud question whatever
the other says-a desire always 70 demonstrate
and make him feel himself wrong, especially
in sympathy. Nothing is So saading. Much
better. therefore, -four companion views thing
in different light from what we DO, to leave
him in quiet possession Of his view. What is
the use ofrectflas himir the thing be min
,,,r.,rt9 And ifiu,u.rfiDt LET IL D..s for the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
Put it Down.

Young man, Why Will yen do it? You can
not afford to drink That single glass of
whiskey that you take cost you only twenty
five cents, does it? Let lis sSe. 1t cost your
fatber shudder. 1t cost yonr mother heart
achs. 1t cost you, the loss Of your purity
1t digs deep in your manliEess. 1t cost your
friend, perhaps, his soul. for he follows your
example. 1t counteuanced traffic in human
lives and souls. 1t dishonored God. 1t help
ed on the foodtide of drunkenness in which our
land is drowning. It puts an enemy IN
your mouth to steal away your brain" 1t
unified you for steady, thoughtful work. It
paved the way for another drink, and that for
another, and that for another still, and these
for numberess othors, and all together will
make you a sot, and pave your way to q drunk
ards grave aud drunkard's he'll.
Young man, for Gods sake, for the sake Of
everything true and good, put down that
glass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
Anecdote Of Daniel webster.

Here is one Of the Ola Staser's' stories in
Harper's;
Evening sessions were sometimes held, as the
pressure OF business became more urgent; and
sometimes disorder and confusion prevailed,
as was always tie case in the House on SINH
lar occasions. In the Senate however, it took
the shape Of exubereut fes:ivity and fun
Grave and aged Senators became jocose and
comical. aud sometimes the mirth grew fast
aud furious. the proceedings more resembling
a town meeting or farce than the orderly con-
duet Of a deberatiye assembly. | remember
one night in particular 1t was near the close
Of the session. aud the Senate was engaged in
the reading Of bills preparatory to their final
passage. Colonel King was in the chair, SOL
emu aad dignfed presiding officer, ba; wita
no sense of the lulicrous, or any idea Of Q joke.
The Secretary Of the Senate, Asbury Dickens,
was reading bills rapidly by thsir titles and
business was going on finely. Half the Sem
ators were asleep, with their heads o. their
desks. The presiding officer had formula Of
words which he never varied Senator'S in
the affirmative say aye; negative, no. The
ayes hayei Not voice woalI be heard aye
or no, and Dickens went en- with his reading.
For nearly an hour nothing was heard in the
cham Der but the monotonous reading Of the
Secretary, and the President putting the vote
and announcing the result. At length, Mr..
Webster who had been sound asleep FOR a
long time, lifted up bis head, and gazei about
the chamber with puzzled look; aud when
Colonel King said negative, no, be cried out
" No-o-o" in prolonged sound, and with a
sePulchra voice. The President looked stead
lily at him as if doubling the evidence Of bis
own senses, aud exclaimed: The ayes evi-
deutly haveit" Let them take it and 90
along with it, then" said Mr. Webster and
dropping his head upon his desk, was soon
fast asleep agaiu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
The Power Of Music.

A strange and almost tragic drama, not an
Iouuced in the programme was performed on
the first Of last month, at Nshui-Novgorod in
the fair theatre erected there A cry Of" fire.
was raised, on which the usual panic ensned,
and from all parts OF the building men aud
women rushed in terror to the doors. This
was the first act The second act consisted Of
a number Of robberies committed by thieves
who had planned the alarm. The ;hird act
was played partly on the stage, where The
Governor Of the town assured The public that
there was no Gre whatever in the theatre, and
partly in the audience department, where in
spite Of the Ccyemor's speech the connection
was now greater than ever. The fourth and
last act was played IN the orchestra, where the
baud. at the Governors order, struck up a
piece Of music, which had at once the eject Of
restoring confidence. So sinplea means Of
di.peling the fears Of pauic-stricken audi
ence is worth notice from our own authorities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
Uncle zeko's Practical joke.

Some years ago there lived in one Of Our
large cities an eccentric character known As
Uncle Zeke, who never lost chance Of perpo-
trating practical joke. Any place or occa-
sion suited him, provided be could make his
point. Oae Cue Sunday he repaired to a fash
iouab!e church, some time after the service.
had commenced, aud a. there was not seat
vacant, he took a prominent position in the
centre aisle where he stood bolt upright, with
bis hish stoye-pipe bat clappod tightly on hi,
L.a1 or c,Ur-a lo attracted uucn attention
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
POETICAL
IN AUTUMN.

The year grows splendid; on the mountain steer
Now fingers long the warm and gorgeous light
Dying by slow degrees into the deep,
Delicious ni@ht.
The fatal triumph Of the perfect year,
Rises the woods magnificent array;
Beyond, the purple mountain heights appear
Aud slope away.
The elm. with musical slow motion, laves
His long. 1.-the branches on the tender air,
While from his top OF gray, Sordcllo waves
His scarlet hair.
Where Spring first hid her yiolets meath the fern
Where summers fingers opened, fold on fold,
The odorous, wild. red rose head, now burn
The lSves OF gold.
The loftiest hill-the lowliest Towering herb
The fairest fruit of season and OF cline
All wear alike the mood oi the superb
Autnmnal cline.
Now nature pours her last and noblest wine
Like some Bacchante; beside the singing streams
Reclines enchanted day, wrapped IN divine,
lmpassioned dreams
But where the painted leaves are falling fast,
Among the wales, beyond the farthest hill,
There sits a shadOw-dim, aud sad, and vast,
And fingers still.
And still we hear voice among the hills.
A voice that means amang the haunted woods
And with the mystery OF sorrow l!ls
The solitudes.
For while gay Autumn gilds the fruit and leaf,
And doth her fairest festal garments wear,
Lo Time, all noseless. in his mighty shcaf,
Binds up the year.
The mighty sheafwhic never is unbound
The reaper whom your souls bessech in vain
The loved, last year, which never may be found,
Or loved again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
The Clerical Scandal.

The Wilmington DELI Gazette Of Saturday
last says The committee appointed by the
Newark prcs/ytery to investigate the charges
against tie Rev. Henry Matthews m't in Elk
ton on Monday, in pursuance Of their dn'y.-
Mr.. Matthews conducted the examination him
self, was sworn before Justice Howard, and
declared on his oath that his reported crini-
nal intimacy with the girl is entirely false
The examination did not bring out any new
facts. and the only discrepancy in the girls
statements to the different witnesses was in re-
gard to Mr.. Natthews's proceedings when he
took her to tho house of The colorei weman in
Baltimore. One cf the witnesses stated that
Maria had told him that Mr.. Matthews had
left her at the door; while another said that
Mr.. Matthews waited ST the door til! The wo-
man came aud told her to take good care Of
Maria. One cf the witnesses said she told him
that Mr. Matthews pointed out the house and
stood at a corner till she went in. The COM
rnit,ce afterwards proceeded to Baltimore to
make further investigations in the matter
Their report will lie presented to the Synod.
which meets in this cityi a few weeks when
the case will be finally settled. - BaH S'al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19

VIII You have the kindness to hand me
the butter before You p said gentleman po-
litely 10 an ancient maiden. / sm no waiter,
SIR" is that so? thosght, from your ap-
pearance, you had been waiting long tine"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
PuRgssl1TA ed OPTEMA

Nearly all diseases originate from Indigestion
aud Torpidity of the Liver, and relief is always
anxiouslv soug ht alter Ii the Liver Is Regulated
I'm les action. health is almost invariably secured.
Want of action in the Liver causes Headache,
Consultation, Jauudce, Pain in the Shoulders.
Cough. Chills, Dizziness, Sour Stomach bad taste
In ,he mouth bilious attacks, palpitation OF the
heart depression of spirits, or the blues, and a
hundred other symptom for which SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR is the best remedy thathas
ever been discovered. 1t acts mildly, electuay,
and being a simple vegetable compound can do no
injury ia any quantities that it may be taken.
It harmless in every way IL has been used for
40 years, aud hundreds of the good and great irem
all parts OF the country viii vouch for lis being
tbc purest and best
The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are uneesi-
ness and pain Tn the side. Sometimes the pam Is
I'm the shoulder. snd is mistaken for rheumatism
stomach is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness, bowels in general costive, sometimes al
tcruating with lax. The head Is troubled with
pain and dull heavy sensation, considerable loss
of memory, accompanied with painful sensation OF
having lejt uudone something which ought TO have
been done. often complaining OF weakness, de-
biity. aud low spirits Sometimes many OF the
above symptoms attend the disease, and at other
times very few OF them; but the Liver is generally
the organ most involved.
Price Sl.UJ rpackage; sCntby mail, postage
paid Sl2j; prepared ready for use, in bottles,
Sl.J0. Manufactured only by
J.H .XEIIIN & CO.,
Macon. Ga. and Philadelphia.
FOR SAFE BY It'll DRUGGISTS.
Nav Is, loI--ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
VIM. Thompson, Colored, Kllled.

About 70 o'clock on Thursday night last,
on Christians Creek, about three miles from
this place. Wm. Thompson lcolorcdl was shot
and instantly killed by James Goweus, color
ed. at the house of the latter. with sho, Gun
loaded with small shot From tie post mor-
team examination made ly DR.. Benz. Crawford,
it was asccrtaiued that the whole load Of shot
entered the night breast, and, passing trans
yersely across the body, penetrated tie heart.
producing instant death.
Besides the principal parties to this tragedy
the following were present:
O,bert Strotler, Jane Strother and Amanda
Goweus, their sister, and wiicof James Cow
ers, who shot Wm Thompson.
On the next day, Friday last, Jas. Goweus
who had made no attempt to cscape,-was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff c. A. Roller, and
taken before Justice Leigh r. Waddel, who,
after bearing the testimony, discharged the
prisoner, as it clearly established that he was
acting in sell-deence.
The testimony established that Nm. Ihomp-
sou-a rejected suitor Of Jane Strother-went
to the house Of James Gowcrs about y
o'clock at night, and called FOR Jane and ask
cd her to see BIN. She told him that she had
gone to'bed and would not do SO. Amanda
Goweus, her sister, went to the door and ask
ed Thompson to come in aud stay all hight
Heeutered the door swearing that he had gone
there for a fuss. and would Kill lsome one or be
killed. lie then went to the bed where Jane
was lying aud struck her whereupon her
brother Osbert Gowens interllred TO protect
her. when Thompson caught and threw lin
down aud checked Lim severely, whoreupon
Amanda Goweus called to her husband, Jas.
Goweus, to get up, for Thompson was killing
her brother Osbert Then Thompson advauc-
ed upon James Gowens, who seized tie gun
and shot him, as above stated.-S taunton
Spectator, sh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
WOOL.

Delivered at the Factory, or TO MeCurdy Duke
at Charlestown. II inconyenient to deliver, will
send for W oo when in quantities 10 justify in do
ing so. \. McCAhhOLL, JR'
May II, lS72-lv.S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19

Mr. Sias Cooper, Of Lincoln county, has
been extensively referred to as the oldest
mar in West Virginia" lie having attained
the unusual ace Of LOG years. The Mounds
Vile Democrat, however, Gays that Mr.. Michael
Edwards Of that place is now l09 years cid
and still retains the use Of all his faculties
He is still quite strong and possesses an unusual
degree Of physical vigor for so old a man.
In Japan the marriage ceremony is very
simple. man aud woman drink wine
from the same cup, anl tbs thing is done
Divorce is not much more elaborate affair
The husband who is dissatisfied with his wife
gives hera piece of paper on which few
characters are traced Being translated, they
are about as follows: 4 no likee you
thiukee You likee other man more better.
give you piece paper. You can go. Goodee-
by"