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Saws.
BoyBlon' 5 Lightning saws.

4NOL SIl6 5 a14SQ IL SS,SSS
Two men cut IL inch log by hand
with this saw, in EIGHT SECONDS,
on Sept. /, 1859, at Philadelphia, in
the presence of MAJOR Gen. Meade
and numerous other distinguished
meH.
These are the only saws in opera
tion that are equivalent to the front
Cutting and Clearing Of Hand Saw
BOTH ways, viz: going and coming.
The slant edges between the points
do not cnt, the vertical face of each
N cutting, and the slant following,
and vice vera, as drawn back and
forth. All Teeth are cutters. AL
hundred or more dollars for the la
Dor that wears out any saw, a saving
of one-iilth by speed and ease of an
improved saw saves the cost OF doZ
en-. The length, strength, stiffness,
and durability OF these teeth art oh
vious. Note also speed, ease, sim
plicity and clearness.
DPEED.-lf two points are dressed
to cut IN line, vertical or advancing
cuts are more effective than retreat
ing edges of old V cutters used by
all other saws.
EASE. It's easier to pillow a groove
in timber than to crush one out.
SIMPLICITI.-All points are the
same length and cut their way. We
do not now recommend thick raking
and hook teeth, as they requireso
much shortening and re adjustment
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Is not secret empirical nOstrum. 1t is happy
combination of Two remedies known to physicians
everywhere as the best means of combating con
sumption. This combination Is Mr.. Wilson's dis
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ALL HAIL WISCONSIN
Farmer Taylor's majority l5,4lll!

The official majorities for the Farmers
Anti Monopoly candidates. in Wisconsin are
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DIR. Schenck and his son,J II. Schenck, Jr, NJ. D.
professionally at their store Northeast corner of
Sixth and Arch streets Philadelphia, every Saturday.
All advice given free of charge, but for thorough
examination by the Respirometer the price is So.
This instrument vii detect the slightest movement
of the respiratory organs by it be readily de-
termined whether the disease lie tubercular, bron-
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To these three medicines Dr. J. IL. Schenck of
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption The Prl-
monte syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lungs
nature throws Ii OF by an easy expecioration, for
when the phleEm OF matter is ripe slight cough
will throw it OF, ard the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal
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They are all three to be taken at the same time.
They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put it
to work; then the appetite becomes good; the food
dieests sud makes good blood the patient begins
to grow in flesh the diseased matter ripens in the
lungs and the patient outgrows the disease and gets
we'll This is the only way to cure Consumption.
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An infaIlible remedy for all Distinctions {
the Monthly Periods from colds or other cause
A certain cure-It is womAn's best frlenc
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featured by DIR KENNEDY, f20 Warren street,
Rovhurv Mas 2-fdtv
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13
LATEST KILOGRAMS.

Sacramento, Dec. 12.-As the time
draws near for the election of United
| States Senator, the wire-pullers increase
their e1ertions. Both Chambers were
full Of them to-day. They seize every
! opportunity to buzz the members of both
Houses.
McShafter is busy, and great efforts to
secure the Republican nomination for
the long term are being made for him.
Wallace, Downey. Hasar, Wilson, Hoge.
Roach, Farley and Irwin are all named
as Democratic candidates.
the independents are confident that
Booth cannot be beaten except by a
deadlock. Caucuscs will be held by all
parties tonight.
In the Senate, Farley introduced bill
to abolish capital punishment. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
There was considerable discussian
rpon the question of employment of ex-
ira clerks. Finally it was decided that
10 additional enrolling, engrcssing,
journal or copying clerks be allowed ex
cept upon the written request and con-
sent of the Committee on Contingent Ex-
penses.
In the Assembly. on motion Of Parker,
the v0ts Of yesterday, which decided not
to print extra copies Of the Governor
Message, was roconsidered. and a mo-
ton To print 5000 copies was carried
Several bills were introduced and read
first time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

\ MEETING OF the working men was
hell at Cooper Institute on Thursday
evening under the auspices Of the Inter
natioLo.s. They set forth that large
numbers Of tradesmen and laborers were
lille and tina. i; was the duty OF govern
ment TO provide work and means OF
living for them. They eooly resolu.ed
to provide themselves with food and
shelter and send their bills 10 the City
Treasurer for payment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13
THE House committee on appro

The House committee on appro-
pr;ations have recommended the sp
uropriation Of so, 200. 900 to put
the navy on a war footing. The
country will say amea to the propo-
.i.ion, and the virtuous Independent
press will raise howl of theft ami
plunder against Congress and the
Navy Department.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

SENATOR DAVIS Of West Virginia
proposes the repeal of the law en-
acted by the last Congress e1actIns
postage from newspaper exchanges.
His proposition is a wise and just
one. The peoples mail bags can
well afford to carry the peoples IN
( rma.ion free of charge.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

At X. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
sesars tobacco. books, stationery. musical in
struments. cheap jewe1ry, toys. ETC., at rheater
shop, Carson City. Agency fer all the Cal,for-
STA papers, Gold Hill News, Pic:orIsls and Ma
gaines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

SENATOR CaIpENTER Of Wisconsin was
on Thursday chosen by his Republican
fellow Senators President pro tena OF the
Senate. lie received So votes to Thur
mans Is. This is a fitting answer to
the cowardly ISLANDERS that have been
pitched at him so porsis;sn;ly by the
Lie-peddling Press.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

AxorHrE Mate has been fetched up be-
fore the Admiralty Court in San Francisco
charged with unwarrantable cruelty. He
IS accused of having beaten sea-cook,
when it was the cook business topound
the mate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

President MCMAHON viii commute
Marshal Bazaine's sentence TO 20 yesrs
''seclusion." He will hardly seciude
for twenty years; for be is already more
than three score years old. But any
thing is better than the killing of the
aged veteran.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13
Mrs. Anna S. Rrook.,

Mrs. Anna s. Brooks
New Millinery store, two doors South of the
Penrod fAdamsj House. An entirely new assert
ment of Ladi-s and Misses Hats and Bonnets.
trimmed in her own inimitah,e style; also, on
sale the finest Feathers, Ribbons. and every
description of Millinery Goods. Hats trimmed
to order Remember her new address. DEF
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

MlLLINKRy.-Mrs. Anderson 4 Moody, Fas,
streets. oppositethe Ormsby II ouse Carson City.
Orders solicited. uc7-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

Gen. WILLIAMS, we ere glad TO be as
slrcI. will be confirmed rs Chief Justice.
Edmunds Of Vermont, who opposes
him. wants the place himself.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

THrkE is temporary suspension OF
operations on the Benicia narrow guage
railway: bui tie Lopefu.s are hoveTing
abont lis deserted CAMPS cheering The
despcn lett mind vi!h ASSURANCES tA.s
tbs Is oll:y let-go. to get 5-t,cr Ac,l,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

CCc.N ca...;ain General Jovellar pro-
-;:--;Ia'es = .:s s--,cc,s mat they mast
obs We tae protocol or take the chances
Of 4 war on which the home government
would leave them to the wallOpinss that
Uncle Sam would administer unto them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-13

TEE EEruBL-cAN and Democratic
caucuses met in Sacramento last night.
We shall probably know to-day what
transpired ,hereat.
, 1873-11-25

Company, az well as its BOARD Of Directors, II ID
we'll enough to any that tl,oy dtaolnim any knowl-
edge OF the tranHaotion, except 30 far Us tho
423o. GOO In concerned. Further than that, thoy
think thay ca1l show olonr record. Thoro
is no doubt but thorough investigation
will 10 hnt whom It will DO shown that thcre is
something thoroughly rotten In tlo Btnte.
F1o tic Associated Eress.l
- P1TTsHuna11, Pn., Nov. 24.-A meotoR Of the
Finance Committee Of the City Counon wag
called this afternoon, to invootgnto tho ru1nored
irrcBnlAritioB In tho 1naucoB OF tho city. a sub
committee developed tho fact that thoro has
boon an Informal Issue OF watcr bonds, the soo-
rotary Of tho Commission having effected oor-
tain negotiations with tho National Trust Com
rany, Of this city, which suspended few
days ago, without tho knowledge of The
Commission. A lettor from tho City az.
touley, addressod. to the Chairman OF
the Finance Committee 6tatoa TINT tue 1acts
thus far ascertainod aro aa follows viz: Money
pyooeods Of bonds ao1d, on depoBit OF tho M
ticual Trust Company, e223,000; bonds loft
with tic bank for negotiation Of water-Worke
bonds, @254. 600 bonds loft with tho bank for
reuiatrntion {Tlirty- t]lird~street improvement,
s50. 900, less credit Of $4,000. Tho .wasor-
LOAF, and atroos bonds havo boen to tho bosk Of
nv information, hypothocated BY tho bank, In
PHILADELPHIA, as collateral security for the pay
mont of obligations Of tho bank. Tho 4223, 900
proceeds OF bonda Ho11--Bhoull hnvebo deposit
ed In tho City TREASURY, butitsoomsit was placed
In the National Bank Company In tho gccrotary's
own name. There is now &614, 900 in bonds and
money In this condition, but Is beloved to bo
secured to tho city. as the stockholders Of this
bank aro individually limbo.
, 1873-11-25

Appointments by tho Governor OF a
Committee to Visit tho pcnnl and
Charitable InStits1tions..Othcr Ap.
pointtncnts.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chfeaao 9sf6 tine.
MADISON, Wis, Noy. nt.--Qov. Washburn hns
appointed from tho members OF tho Senate hold
ing ovor and mombers-olect Of the Assembly, ac-
cordpg to law, tic following Visiting Committee
to tic stato institutions for tho yoar 1873: seu-
atorH-Francis Campbell, Of Lafayette County;
Wnltor s. Greene, Of Jofrorson Asscmblymen-
". Fl. Bortrna, Of Brown County; -PAilo Dun
ming, Of Dano; A. Finkorburg, Of Buffalo. OF
this Committee, two members. Grcone mud
Dunning, aro Democrats, md the others Re-
publicanB. Tho Committee are to meet on tito
9th of December at tho Executive Office, pre-
paratory to d tour with tho Governor for tho
purpose Of insreoting tho state charitable md
penal institutions.
Tho Hon. ". H. Taylor, Govornor-elect Inns
been invited to accompany the Committee.
FURTHER APPOINTMENTS DY THE GOVERNOR.
Tho Governor las xppoiutcd the Hon. Thomas
D. Grimes. Of Oshkosh, meubor for five years
of tho Board Of Trustees Of the Northern Hou-
pitnl for tho Insane, vice Danforth, whose term
expired Nov. 49,, 1878. lie has also appointed
George D. Waring, Of Borliu District-Attoruey
casioncd by the resignation Of n. a. Hurley.
, 1873-11-25

DEnrrr, Nov. 24.-The explanations given by
tho Tronch Government in regard to tho paa-
toral Of tho Bishop Of Nancy. ordering prayers
for tho recovery Of Metz and 8trasbourg, are
regarded AZ unsatisfactory.
Tho bailiffs cntorod tho residence OF Aroh-
bishop Lodochowslti, last week, in accordance
with decroe Of court, aud soized tho furniture.
Tho Archbishop maintained his attitude Of re-
sistanco, although surprised at tho severity Of
tho measure.
Tho Aughburg Gazette sare the King Of Bava-
ria has signed docroo repeating tho conoordat
with tho Pope.
BERLIN, Nov. 2.-Two additional iron-olads
are to bo sent to tho German 1eot In Spanish
watore.
, 1873-11-25

That In. for tho City of PAlladc1Hhfa
.-A Modest Gcatlc1nn1a, Who With
holds E1iB Nnnlc, Makes Tender OF a.
Conl-HIino tn Mayor StolkclY.
Special Dispateh to Tie Chicago 1Tt6Hne.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 24.-Alayor stokely
received the following letter this morning, dated
Blairsyille, pa., Nov. "a, 1878:
70 thelfayor and Council Of the City a Phitadel-
phia:
As tho scason Is at hand when tho wants Of tho poor
are mort urgent, nud fuel s perhaps most prominent
IN tho list OF wants, havo concluded TO present to
your city enough good bitumuous coal in the mine.
TO supply all yorr destitute aud al the ongnca owned
by tho city for tho residue OF this and all OF he nort
century, only charging for auryoyiug, carrying, and
oter necessary e1enacs say cents per 100 BUSHELS
and this may b. paid in ten annual paymonta. without
interest. Tho location OF The mine " IN Woam0re1aud
County. &C miles eaat Of Pittsburgh, and tho Penn
sylyania Railroad. II accepted will promptly fur-
nish my name with good references both here and In
Philadelphia. nespectsully Addressed, J.P.
r. ST. bought most OF thls land seventeen years
ago, without reference to or knowledge Of tho coal.
] can therefore nGord, etc. ,
, 1873-11-25
THE CHARITY BALL.
Tho Beauty and Fashion Of til
City Present. :
The People, Dresses, Music, Supper,
and General Arrangements.
Notes, Etc

Tho great charity bali OF tho season. which
has boon cotton up NO rapidly and successfully,
took place 1aat night At Kingabury Music Hall.
Tho arrangements wero admirable, and, indeed,
tho hall itself ls admirably adapted to the pur-
ponss Of ball. Tho entrance
was laid with uniting, and the
hail bolng 30 near tho lovol, u long climb up
steop ataira rms avoided. Tho drensing-rooma
In the lower hall were divided from tho supper-
1oom by temporary partitions, and tho Artnngo-
mcnts FOR receiving and returning coatg, ato.,
Tho upper hall WAS laid with cloBe, hard
door, planed aud polished to aglass-like surface.
tho only objection to which being that, ii any-
doubtedty ono OF tho most beautiful in this
country, needing no oxsra decoration to inosoaso
ita elegance,
,Dy o'olook tho carriages began to arrive, and
having begun at halt-past .. Whi1o many Of
thoae who had bought tiokets wore detained at
homo BY tho weather, the number present w&a
ae aoont 900, nnd The iloor was just sufficiently
cGfsfoa tot 70 maxe T. acena Of brilliant geye7
Among those present wore Mr. md Mrs.
Undorhill, 11r. and Mrs. Barrett, hfr. md Airs,
Morgan, Mr. and Mra. Bridge, Miss Allison, Mr.
Mrs. B.rter siiss Wadson, Miss oady G mr. .'as ana
Mrs. shortall, Mrs: Jacobs, Miss Staples,
Mrs. Runnion, Miss Nelson. MlsB Hibbard, Miss
Spencer, and many Of tho other we'll known
society people Of tho city and tho suburbs Hyde
Park and Kenwood.
/ Whore 10 many elegant dressos we're grouped
| together, It would be impossible to notice them
| all, but emo or two woro especially noticeable.
| The anest. parhnpH In the ballroom WAS
| black volvet, faced with white satin, with
q isco trimming and heavy trail. An In
and trimmed With dcop fringe and Roman
pearial was ono Of tho mort tasteful drossos boz
ing particularly well-Huitod to the woarer. De.
coAeto drosses we're not the rule, yet 1t WAS no-
ticeab1e that those who vors thom we're very
happy in their selections Of co1ors, and showed
admirable tassc throughout in their drc5ses.
| Tho music WAS considered tho finest that ha8
ever been played for dancing in this city, and
tho supper, furnished by Kinaloy, ras excellent,
though perhaps not quito up to the standard OK
| pootod from him.
Taken as whole, the ball was most cnioya-
bio affair, and tho financial results are expected
| to 10 very good.
, 1873-11-25
Bloomington Criminal Htcnlss

Special Disp0tcA % 1Nc Chicago IriINnc.
Btoosl1SaroN, ILL.,, Nov M.--Continuauco to the
February term wns granted to-day iu the case Of
Shannon aud Barrett for tho murder of Marlott,
at Long Point, Livingston County, brought to
tho Mclean County Circuit by chango Of vouuo.
Tho testimony for the prosecution in the case
Of 3. Grny, q prominent photographer, OH trial
for arson, closed to:day. Some strong testimony
dofeuBo, gives rather dark tingo to tho cnse.
On Saturday, John Keys, Jf.. Of Townnda
sold to Leo AtcKock1oy, of this city, horao for
800, which, i appears, was stolen from franklin
for whom Koya worked, Koys got the money,
and is gone no one knows whore. Ho hns always
hecn considered hurikcase; is said to have
been a bo,snty~juInpey.
, 1873-11-25

WAsnnoroN, D. O., Nov. 25-1 a, m.-The A.
lantio storm centre has advanced to Nova Scotia,
with cloudy weather, northwestorly winds,
aud occasional snow In New England i;
northnesterly winds, cold, cloudy weather,
rain and anow on tho Lower Lnkea |;
Northwonterly winds aud clearing weather In tho
Middle States. Northwoeterly wlndH aud cloudy
weather in tho Southern 6tatos, with occasional
rain In tho South Atlantic coast Nortlwobtorly
winds, cloudy weather, aud occasional rain III tho
Northwest and Upper lake Region.
PAoDADILlTIEg.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes, and
thenoe to Missouri and Kentucky, nofthreatorly
wiuds. falling tomperaturo. cloudy weather, aud
, 1873-11-25


A Indy in tl!is city, n few oyoninga ainoo. WAS
atartlodin ,nont shocking manner oil discover
ing u scorpion on her lead-treHs. It appears
that tluriMg tho aftornoon she Ind bean out Ia
tho graveyard, whore tho bug probably gut OIL
ve ovoaln, % whilo sI ale wv was arranging hor f.eir
alo felt Aometliing singular about It, and COM
n,essced to ASCERTAIN tllo cause, anu no aoonor
hal sllo p}acosl her hand OIL Tho bug, WHOM she
received y soyoro md painful bite on ono Of her
rushed to hor, and, acoiug tho situntion. folded
towel together, aud took tho bug from hor hair,
and while doing 30 received q sting through tho
thickness OF cloth in lia hand.
, 1873-11-25

M1soEILANEous 1lEponTg.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IEPUNlH.
DAvEaronT, H., Nov. 24.-A worry heavy snow-
storm prevailed hero on Saturday night Sum-
day, and to.dny, and now the SNOW is fully five
inohos deep. Tho atrset-rai1ways arc blookod
aud railway tratna delayed.
Special Df.patch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Fonn DU Lao VIA, Nov 24.-lt has boon
showing all day, md tho storm iB still In prog
ross.
Special Dispatch II The Chfcaao Tribune.
DE1o1T, Wis, Nov. 2.-It showed hnrd hero
yestorday aud today. Tho ground iB covered to
tho dopth OF several inches. Thoro is somo
prospect Of Il thaw.
sreciat Dispafch to The Chiedao Tribune,
MADlsox, Wis, Nov. 2l.-About Q inchcs OF
BnoW foil horo to-day.
, 1873-11-25

Sptcidl Uispalch to TIE Eh9ca0o TF36Vne.
cage, which shows the utter doprayity Of human
nature, WIS developed hore to-day. a family
named Grady some time ngo took a little gill
nansd Satlio Murphy Out Of M Orphan Asylum.
The Guild was only about years oia; Scarcely haa
the sous, uged about % years. md married,
succeeded III lending tho child astray. When
tho evidence Of his guilt became .ap
paront, ho tried to hayo M abor-
would not cougont to it. Tho managers of tho
Asylum, rs guardians, havo brought suit agaIust
Jasnos 4. Grady, and ho il held in $500 to
nnBwor on both uhargos: It now transplrcy tint
tho grl, and he las boon hold in $4,000 bail on
that charge.
, 1873-11-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

L1yEnroo1, Nov. 2i.-Tho stcamshipB Cam
bria, Alexandria, and King wilhelm, from New
York. and CaucaBlan, from Quebec, have ar
rived out.
NEW YonN, Nov. 2l,-Arriyed-stoam
Nevada, from Liverpool and @. T. French, from
Antwerp.
QugENarowN, Nov. 24.-steamer Adriatlc,
from New York, l!aa arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 24.-Bteamer Keenlg
Wilhelm, from New York, Inns arrived.
QuEENsrows, Nov. 24.--Stea,nal1ip City Of
brussels from New York las arrived.
, 1873-11-25
CHINA.

SAN FnANoIsco, Nov. 24.-The steamer Zeipka
brought to Hong Kong news Of tho seizure OF
tho Maria Louise aud dazello by = Spanish man
of-war off 500 Loo. Ils yesne1s were brought
to Meniilq H. Tho ere" Of the Gasso were b I
Maria Louise escaped. Tic epaniards declare
that they, will treat them aH sptos If caught out
sido their respective conBulatos. Tho super
cargo claims protection of tho British Consul.
Tho Captain claims that tho ships wero t6 milos
OF 500 Loo; that . blockade could oxtcnd only
9'1niies and that tho spanlards Ind not declared
aDy blockade.