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made clean and white by the use of Hall 8
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
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This is to certify that / have used DR.. Tobias
Venetian Liniment for dysentery, toothache, cuts,
pains in the limbs, &C.. and always with imme-
@ remedv Which will never fa II them M p No family
should ever be without 1t.
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,ru2 South sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa:

i,1U2 South Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa:
have used for years DR.. Tobias Venetian Linl
nent for dysentery, dyspepsia. and often taken
!easpoOnful in wine-glass of water to tone the
stomach and allay fatigue. l found it invigorat
ing and perfectly innocent. SO recommend it with
confidence. GEORGE w. JONES.
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TO THE LADIES.
Certificate Of the Surgeon Of the Royal Mail
Steamer America

TO THE LADIES.
Certificate Of the Surgeon Of the Royal Mail
Steamer America.
This is to certify that ! have used and recon-
Aended DR.. Tobias Venetian Lininent and, have
found it useful in variety of cases. 1t also gives
unfailng relief from the annoyance and irritation
consequent on mosquito bites, and Prevents
mark being left
J. A. GRAHAM, M. R. G. g.,
Royal Mail Steamship America, Jersey City.
Thousands OF other certificates can be seen at
the Depot
WHAT HORSEMEN WANT.
GOOD RELIABLE HORSE LINIMENT AND
CONDITION POWDER.
Such are found in Dr. TOBIAS HORSE LINZ
lENT in pint BEETLES and Derby Condition Pow
ierB.
MOI PAY
If not superior TO any other. The Horse Lini
1ent is only half as strong as the Family Lin.
nent, and will not take the hair of II used as d-
ected.
The public appreciate it, as during the E,izootic
BAD three thousand one hundred and forty-ono
,ottles were sold in one day. q the following oath
will show:
OATH.
This is to certify that sold on the 28th instant
,S,l41) three thousand one hundred and forty-ons
bottles of my Venetian Linlmant
8. l. TOBIAS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2Sth
day of October, lS72 D. s. HART,
Commissioner OF Deeds
From Colonel ID. Mcdaniel, Owner
Of Some of the Fastest Rune
ming Horses in the World.
JEROME PARK, June q, 1877.
This is to certify that / have used DR.. Tobias
Horse Venetian Liniment and Derby Condition
Powders, on my race-horses, and found them give
perfect satisfaction. In fact. they have never
ailed to cure any ailment for which they were
used the Linimelit, when rubbed in by the hand
never blisters or takes the hair of; it has more
penetratve qualities than any other have tried
which suppose is the secret OF its wonderful sue
cess in curing sprains. The ingredients from
which the Derby Powders are made have been
made known to me by DR.. Tobias they are per-
'ectly harmless. D. MCDANIEL.
FROM COLONEL G. II. DELAVAN.
NEW YORK, April 70. 1877.
After years Of use, it gives me pleasure to certify
10 the virtues of Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lini-
nent. 1t has saved the life of one OF my four
morse black team. This Recommendation give
without solicitation, as think owners OF horses
,hould know its value.
= CHARLES H. DELAvAN,
No. 1926 West Twenty second street.
The Family Linilnent is 25 and 50 cents tn
Iorse, 90 cents, in pint bottles; the Derby Pow.
,icrs, 25 cents . 6ox. Sold BY the dyngEissA
oepot, Ne q Murray street. New York'
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
V,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY BY
L mutual consent dissolved their co-partnership
carried on under the firm name Kuhl, Marazzi Il
Co., at $50 Vine street and SAG Race street
Charles Kuhl will continue the manufacture of
artificial stones on his own account at $50 Race
street. CHAS. KUHL,
JOHN MAKAZZI
oc4-3tS GEB RAEDLER.
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Kidney Wort in hot weather sustains the
system and keeps up the strength.
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NOTICES..

---~-~-,--~----~~ ~~-1~~~---->--~~Ao--~~
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ subscriber has been appointed and qualified
MS adm .nisratrX of the estate of Joseph Overberg
late of Hamilton County, Ohio, deceased.
ELIZABETH OVERBERG. Administrative.
CINCINNATI, October 1lth, 1879. Oc1l-3tS"
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South Amboy, New Jersey.
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July 28th.
Thousands OF other certificates can be seen at
the Depot
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This is to certify that l have used and recon-.
nended DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment and have
found it useful in variety of cases. 1t also gives
unfailng relief from the annoyance and irritation
consequent on mosquito bites, and Prevents q
mark being left
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WHAT HORsEMEN WANT,

This is to certify that sold on the 28th Instant
,S,l41) three thousand one hundred and forty-ons
bottles of my Venetian Linim snt.
g. l. TOBIAS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2Sth
day of October 1877 d. s. HART,
Commissioner of Deeda
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tFron Thursdays Daily.1
SIima.

Weather warm, pleasant and Spring
Ike.
County Treasurer. II. NJ. Grant, ut
his Office in the Bank OF N. p. Freeman
n Co will, at 2 o'clock tomorrow,
open the bids for the surrender of the
County bonds, according to advertised
notice. .
Lew. Willard is on his why here
from Cornucopia by private convey.
ance, bringing Jack Mccoy for surgi-
cal treatment, who, it will be remem-
bercd, was wounded in a shooting
match with George Wakefield, n short
time ago, at The Horn"
Freights received by rail to-day, were
I ear load Of hay for +. +. Braunan;
| car load Of hay for John Ainley;
| car load o! general merchandise for
Tnscurort, | cur lood Of general mcr.
chan l:sr for EIko, and | car load of
coal oil in tanks for John Aiuley.
The performance last night had a
good Attendance, but in our opinion the
acting was not what it nigh, have been:
in the play OF the Editors Troubles"
the author has seen fit TO send copy"
directly to the press ROOM; we suppose.
1t IL for their accommodation as il saves
them from waiting till the paper is''pu,"
to press, on may DO he thought twas
pasted on rs the sheets went through.
Having purchased the property on
the South cast corner Of Fourth and
Commercial streets, II. L. Freeman
will shortly hnvc tho frame building
now occupying the ground, removed,
preparatory to the erection OF u sub.
sthntial bricG building for the accom-
mediation of his banking business.
This Is n very desirable change aud
will add very materially to tho appear.
ance OF that prominent iocnlity; tho
change will also greatly reduce the
danger from fire.
The recognized Importance Of having
both parties represented at the organ
i~zation OF tho next House of Represent
atives Is shown 10y tho CELEBRITY Of the
movements Of Congressman Whitaker,
Of Oregon who passed through here at
$50 this morning by a special engine
and coach. to ovcrlakc yesterdays OK.
press for the, cast which would land him
in Washington just in time for the
grand opening"
The special returned here at 3
o'clock this evening, and after n brief
halt proceeded westward. We learned
that another especial" was in waiting
at Ogden, which would overhaul tho
express train Mt Green River. upon
which tho flying Congressman took
passage.
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Georgia SIinstreis to night.

Georgia Ntnstrels to night.
Mrs. Ransom departed for the east
by the train las. evening. , =
Don't forget the very highly amusing
Entertainment ~ the Georgia Mi.s,re;s
at Granger Hall. 10. night.
James Campbell and Miss Jennie
Ferris were united in wedlock at Tus-
carora last Monday evening.
The bill 10 increase the mileage Of
Sheriffs from 20 to 60 cents. passed the
Senate but was defeated in the House.
d. Z. Hooten. of Mound valley. has
filed n homestead entry in the Land
Office in Eureka. for a tract Of lnnd in
that valley.
DIR. Mcdonald. who has been deiiv-
ering his course OF chronological lee
lures in Tuscarora, has attracted much
interest in that locality. and will visit
Cornucopia. also before returning here.
The citizens Of Tuscarora are at fast
moving in the matter n district school
house; n special election is called to
obtain the verdict Of the tax payers
upon the proposition.
The Independence Mining Company
Of Tnscarora, shipped. Monday, three
bars of bullion valued Mt Sj.SI5.95.
and the Grand Prize Company, at the
same limo shipped seven bars. valued
at 3I2,GiI.35.
Mrs. Thomas Hunter accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. CT. W. Litton. and
Miss Minnie Litton left for California.
yesterday. The object Of the visit be-
ing the improvement of Mrs. Hunters
health.
Mrs. Williams who recently committed
suicide in Bodic, was tho wife of ''Bony"
Williams, an oil rcsiien. of Eastern
Nevada. and well kn Iwn to many of our
readers.
While SIR J. l.. Edoff. daughter and
Mrs. Jones were enjoying IA buggy ride
Yesterday, n broakago III the harness
caused :he horses TO demolish the buggy
with their heels. Mrs. Jones receiving
the only iniury. which consisted in a
slight flesh wound.
The Editor of the INDEPENDENT while
probing the mysteries of what Le
didn't know about farming" met with
Il painful accident This afternoon which
nccsssitatcd the devils" mounting
the Fabcr which he has swung with de-
mouiac Rlce. Tho Editor will be able
to attend to his duties in n day or so.
Justice SuSGct;'s court Was cccupicd
Yesterday morning in the consideration
of q case Of drunken larceny involving
the capture and illegal possession If n
piece Of plaster sta.uary. The culprit
plead guilty to the charge Of having
been obviously fudd!ed. and tho court
imposed the nominal penalty OF five
dollars, but even this Insignificant tax
was beyond the reach Of the impecu-
NOUS trahsgrcssor and the county hotel
will be graced with his presence for q
brief period. per consequence.
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SUMnou$..
Fan nlnraI1r oornn q,

IN T19o DHATRIGF OOCRR o.
y the Seventh Sadielal fasfft~t Of IRE ~ te ~
Nevada. In aud fu~ h couniy Of Elko
SsnAie Ransom. P.Aiatlhi ISjhst 0e0FeoW.
kanron. ~ISirndant. s.
Action brought IA the ~Iistriet Coat Of he
Seventh Judicial Dtstftst OF the state u NSyS1S
IL and tor the County Of klSo. and the Con-
plant nl-diu the efice VI the Clerk Of sad Il .
tret Court
The suts Of Nevada nds greeting to oeorrv
VI. ltAnsotn. defe. dani, Sou a e Ia reby N.
1uirsd TO APPEAR IN an actsai be aaSht axainst
Court u the Seventh Juttcil Dtsltct Of the
stnas OF Nevada. ia And fur Ina connty OF klkn,
md 10 answer tha compl int nled the rein within
IN days s1caha.vs of the day of .<Ivk Al Gl-F
the ssrriee on you OF tLk SannsOns-ii scrved
County. bat in al: btssiIes. within ,S:.,s dam:
othervts.. within forty days -or JuiRAAcnt By
default uhul taken against you, scc, .niinN 10
the PRAYER of said comp aii,l. 2
The nAtd . tion ta br ought To obtain q Iuda-
ment ami deere OF this Cou-t shat the la Ids Of
HiAiTtScny he. eto:ore an now ~sAirtiug lstNrn
the tlaintin Aad usfrndAn'. bs tfiSsavsi. That
the care and cus-ody uf their Lninor rhlid Eimiv.
hAnson, he awarded 10 ih. p,AinlIh ulni ila ilss
minority OF kaid minor midland Z sheh UIircr
AMI fuTt CT rc.ief ast'thsC Court may r.--Il Just
si'd proper ahd for cost %. sLiL ana you arc
hereby noitncd that II you tail to aptsar snd
answer SAID complaint ~ Above n quiIel, tis
s@id flAinhd wtlatpiy "a Tie ,Our; IoT the Ie-
lief herein 'eDandeI.
Given uirl-r 10y has Il ard tile 4. I'll nf tho
District Jo.ItUf the SeNcnL su J..
siAl Liet,tes Of the state uf NrV...A,
lsEALl County III LAO. thi, iDth day 0f
March IN the scar at 'hr ord usiv
uh"isSndsisnt 4 uiIiic ti AMI se,.a'ty>
mioi9o o. L uRL.EN. Clerk
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From Tues1ay's Daily. ]
t~@;sIni;.E GnII.

Base ball meeting, to night.
@. c. pcwnins has suddenly los, by
death his li,tio tire. year old daughter.
The stage from Tusca-ora last even.
ing brought as passengers Miss Bemis
Gni = Monaghan.
Mrs. Dick Dorsey arrived home from
Eureka, where shs has been visiting her
mother, by the !raiu Last evening.
Dick Dorsey aIi wife nud W. T.
Smith aud wife started fpr T~uscnrora by
douLlc-buSsy, tAis morning.
Court me. ibis morning at the usual
hour, pursuant TO Adjournment.
The hearing of the application for
divorce of Esicila V. Conway. being Sc.
.og o.day. the cas-, was called and "A
decree IN accordance with prayer of tho
plaintiff was ordered 10y the Court,
which then adjourned until Saturday
morning. the I5tE inst, at ~ O'Clock.
TX ShcriF Ia. Sei;z has bought John
A~,.li.n,., ,l. o., nj
,hc C.r.-,r p..;.. 80, In
begin ths erection Of buildings thereon
Cor 5v.Ii,,o .,,I 49,. n',, 80,
slirrir, ,,;., ~
%y,JI,r ~ 3 Id, - -,
firm r,m, n-;.;,. ~. r.,
r,,... - -, - 60.
npl 80, m, ,,r.h :, ,.nnaGm n:n
J.
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From Monday $ Daily,
asu

Justice j. Ill. SugGe't. to day. G;s.
posed 81 "A small lot VI housed hold furui-
ture. belonging to the estate of Judge
Stafford deceased. at rublic auction.
Suit has just been entered in the
District Court by J..F. Corker nsainst
the Ionng America Mining Company.
at T%rscarora. to quit title to certain
real estate.
w I. Smith and wife, of Tuscarorn.
who have been on a visit of several
weeks to tho Atlantic seaboard returned
in good health by the train this morn
Ing, and depart for homo tomorrow
morning.
The east.bcund passenger train due
here at $50 last evening did not arrive
until O o'clock this morning. The de-
lay was caused by another heavy fall of
snow in the Sierra Nevada, which is
now reported TO average ten feet in
depth.
Hon. George IL. Shepherd. accom-
panied ~ his niece, Miss Georgia
Waller, arrived here from Carson City
10y the train Saturday evening. After
passing the Intervening time pleasantly
among their friends here. they set out
for their home at Coral HI! D. buggy,
this evening.
The process Of ~urcnrizimg a base ball
club WIS gone tlr-ugh with. ut the
"HaEk Exchange ycs;,rlay a~f,eruoon
r.~ult;ns in the choice Of Barney Grl-
laEArT ns Captain, j. V. Lowell as Pr, ST.
dent. and CGlrlcs Rood Secretary ard
Treasurer. Tho usual restrictive num-
Lc., nine, having in The present instance
been G~hrog.trl, Charley D:um was
admitted to iu!l ana prominent com.
muuiou as m active aud high private in
the rear rank. \ meeting Of the Organ-
iArd club tun,1-w!tl Charley as
Ch"iumaa. will tGko place to morrow
night. stwhiah the Saamcr c2mpaigu
will be = lmit,ly ~rlauneI. Donations
II Int, sp,:uis and sticking plaster may
in lie meantime bc forwarded to the
D~rnm-maj"r. t" whom will also attach
the rama 0! S-rsrva Gruyral.
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Ali;h, NOV io.' ..-ht. u rttlo more
this m'r"im-, aul pro.VroIs OF a con
timuauce OF the favor.
4 new Concord buggy Tor L. Hudson.
Of HuuihEtdu Naray, an7 n two Horse
patent ertin.drin, arrived here from the
cas-, - tho freight traiu.
". !. Frocmnu md wife, Fred. Fisk
"nd wife, md Sheriff fi,ch returned
from Cmagu CRY ~ tho tain last oven
Ing. gals $3.50
Samuel Li"hlou. who returned from
Tuscar"rN lNt evening, took tho trim
f'r tho west 'his morning; no will stop
over at Miunomuccu and visit the nIlncs
In P"raliuo on his rou,c to tho Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark returned this
evening from a visit to California. Sir.
Clark wrntto CaIif0rhian fow weeks
ago TO join his wife who has bccn away
from homo sorIo timc.
..Ggo, i, AIaTwoll and 4. +. Mathews.
" Salt Lake City. who have been at.
%tcuiing % somo BUSINESS Of n loyal
nature IN connection with tho Young
America mine. at Tuscnrorn. took tho
trnn for A,ir homo last evening.
Captain viii y. Rabbits nn old rcsi.
dcntof Fa'isndo. 3icd ut that place, Wed.
nesday evening. flo had been out Of
health n long time, and had been grad.
nllY sinking fot some time past. De-
ccnScd was formerly constable Of Cabin.
and was wei known III this county.
Tho knowledge Of hts death will DO 70.
coivcd with dcop regret by his many
friends ana acquaintance, for ho was n
man Of most kindly disposition md
courteous to all with whom ho camo In
contact Tho Captain was n prominent
Odd Fellow, and his funeral was con.
Quoted under tho auspices Of that Order
Mt phlisadc.
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From Fridays DAILY
Saima.uudI.

SainIbS uuuI.
DevereUS Goodale, of Star Valley,
Elk county, has entered n desert land
application in the Land Onice.
Senator Sharon, OF Nevada, and Com
gresham W~igsington, of California,
were passengers by the west bound
train this morning.
Thomas j. Henley took his depnr-
ture for California by the snms train;
he proposes to pass several months
among his near relatives in Mendo-
elmo.
Mr.. Banning Of this place has bought
out the shop and tailoring business
Of d Kohler, and carries on the same
in person. Mr.. Kohler upon the settle.
ment of his affairs here, will permanent.
ly locate in San Francisco.
DR.. F. +. Muller retired from San
Francisco by the train last evening.
He had an operation performed upon
his eye during his absence. and that OPP
tic is nos as handsome and we'll behaved
as-tho Doctor himself.
jim Hopkins, the boss " conductor
OF the C.. p, who has been on a-;hrre
months furlouCh east OF the Rockys was
also among tho pilgrims. direct from
the green pastures of the good old
Sucker state. Hop" has been and
got married, and brought his wife along
with him; may their emp of happiness
ever remain full TO the brin.
Bob. Hamill is down from Wells,
He dropped in upon us to-day, but as
a business or some other pressure al
ways seems to be pushing him in the
rear, he only had time to mention--in
his well known enthusiastic way-that
1--WE are going 10 have a devil OF q time
ut our races. Come upI' We don't
doubt it in the least; the boys always
have n good time at their "goings on"
ut Wells and We should much like to
"Cone up"-but not with coin.
Henry GriswUld left town for homo
when he saw Bob comiug-had to run
after tho train to do ii, too.
Ignorant and uniformed persons may
scott at the extraordinary predictions as
n consequence Of tho approaching con-
junction Of the planets, but certain
strdngo phenomena coming under orr
immediate observation, has been quito
sufficient to convince our mind that
there's certainly something it. John
Armitngc, chez Gs cui-ir nj Dorsey hotel,
Tuscarofn road, has been in town
twenty. four hours aud his personal ap-
pCnrance at THE writing IL such MS 10
nrousc the suspicion among strangers
that lac is an ordained preacher Of the
gospel. His regulation sombec. hucd coat
is without spot or blcmish; his pedal
extreinities n marvel of "shiner's''
skill; his choker immaculate, and with
the single exception OF q superfuiiy OF
adornments to his shirt front, bis tout
ensemble continues comparatively fault.
less, and his countenance unimpaired.
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From I.raiviIIc.

lin S~tJcIlole, who h,s jas: returned
from L.aiu!le, soys thrt times a, that
place are "~&s.gG!2-,y lively, but h
taInas there ar myrr people than tho
mineral d~rr'l"! me .'s. a, prrseutm,Ic,
will justify. The population Of the
town - ~,ar.uUIy r-unr;rd ut from
twelve to t'cuty Thousand. a large pro-
potion 81 wAO.l trr unemployed. Tho
altitude Is over eleven thousand feet
and tie rlTided utmJ-rhcI. renders 1t
u most undesirable residing place for
PERSONS not bI, asri with breathing
inachiu,Ty Of more han ordinary
power. Sleeping accommodations are
scare. poor in quality and high in
price. Provisions AMI boar! aye about
She same As in This State. Gambling
Of al! kinds Is c,ri,d un openly and to
u great o&tOEt. Bunko thieves and
'Lrro card monte sh.rps p.y their
nVor,ii"n withuut m"ic~;a,Iou, and
with r,-sil,rnhIv success.
Notw:ihstEna:u" n, mixed character
If t." population. .ui the rough clr-
men, winch con uta;r,a l.rse prorn
lion Of !:, there hts. thu, i.r been bu,
httla lighting, ana IA fac; the general
criminal record # the Plr,c Is remark
ably good. Ms. S~to,LdIc THINKS there
are more than enough people there now
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LOCAL AaD STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily
\ Pb,sinai Phenomena.

y Physical PheEGmca:.
Al. Smith rihe =, man who
was s. fcnrfully chopped by Neley
Campbell at u WOOD calDp near Wells. n
few weeks ago. is, con::ar. to all precc-
dent, rapidly recovering iroln the effects
of his terrible 'woands. Being informed
that lie had NtSlength regained the
rover of speech we visited him 1T the
County hospital, yesterday, aud found
hum ia IL robust condition aud anxious to
til whut he knew respecting the mid
night occurrence in which he received
Eis wouuds and his ouurnnior lost his
life. "tn
Smiths statement of the facts touch
ing the af,ay and those immediately
lIecci;ng, il ~ Eject - follows:
On the day prior y the night on
which DeusmoTo WAS Killed, he aud l
went together 10 the railroad. uYd while
there drunk prrti! freely. We bought Il
iug OF WHISKY aud OF ogr return to
camp tnnt evening in company with
lI.i--I" who a.:v. Yards went to Camp
b,lI'S cabin AID warned him that Ne
had tLreH:rEsi tho ~luiIlr'S Hly-iOOk
tA"EAag2s sto4g. AZ the u - LiLiaS
frequent IEi"ar upon ,hv road. b.
Tie time VIC re"chvd camp, ali THE,
ut u, vyIe uulcr the influence"
OF !i!Inr, nui Deus'nore and