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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-11
Dancing Acaceny

~ II E UNDERSIGNED WILL. q
Il commence 10 teach all the newest : 81
styles of Dancing at their Hall, COR az
BETT BLOCK over Mason ( Chamber 49,
Inns Store, convincing with Grand ~
SOiree en- Saturday evening, December G. 1873
at o'clock, sharp, when classes will be formed
1st-A Gcntlemen's Class for Monday and
Thursday evenings; u Ladies and Gentlemens
Glass Wednesday evening; Juvenile Glass Satur-
day afternoon; Soiree every Saturday evening.
Admission to Soiree, Sl.C0. The Dancing lessons
also include Boston Dip, Royal Horseguard,
Caledonians, Waltz, Polka, and Mazourka Quad
rifles, all Of whiah are Low in possession,
besides many changes which have taken place
III known dances.
n. B.-A firs.-class ouadrille Bard has been
organized under the supervision Of Professor
MerZbach, which will furnish the best Ed new
est music On all occasions. Furnished Hall to
let, only the best Of nlusic furnished TO clubs
and puhEc parties.
J. +. BURNS.
no2?-tf TILlS H. NIEZRACH.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-11
Che Carson pai!n appeal
CARSON CITY:
December II. 1873
BnICKs FOE BEAvE Says


last evenings Chro6icie:
Parties in this city are agitating the
s1I ject Of getting mp a handsome and
rnIGahlc silver brick to be forwarded to
I.ambton Lorraine. commander of the
British war vessel Eiobe. for lis manly
sction in saving from the Spanish butch
rs az Cuba the li-ts of the survivors
% the crew and passengers of the i'll
tated steamer Nirgiuius. 1t Will be re-
uembcIrI TINT Commander Lorraine
stopped the massacre by threatening to
lombard Santiago de Cuba, which threat
deferred the bloodthirsty Burriel from
ordering the execution Of the few spared
from the frs. slaughter. 1t is proposed
20 stamp upon the silver: Hampton
Lorraine: You are brick this is an
ather-prcsented by americans who love
Humanity and its manly defenders.
Virginia City. Nevada, L. s. A.. 1878.
There is many Carsonite who SYM
paiLises with that brick proposition
heartily enough to contribute his pro
portion toward making it a big one.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12

Is invariably the high commentator and
hearty endorsement BRAASCHS Al
TERATIyE POWDERS receive from all
who give them fair trial. Their general
use utterly preeludes all possibility of de-
cease with our domestic animals They
contain no poisonous ingredients, create a
healthy appetite, promote digestion, allay
fever ana pain from infamation, c'l.c etc.
purify the blood, imPart new lie aaI yigor
to the worn down ana fatisueJ and rene
vate the whsle system Of an animal quicker
than ary s.mi ar preparation ever produced.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12
NcEY St0 K OF Wan Iia.ar.

KRYzIN>Kr has inst received abou
zoe Rolls Of Gilt and Satin Wall Paper Of
new and novel stylcs, which he proposes
to sell at the lowest living rates, as he in
tends 70 make hou-e embellishments in lis
line speciality. His Gil: Paper is the
nobbyest ever seen here; his satins are
50 rev, rovel and varied that they cannot
fail to suit those in search Of Wall Paper.
Also 300 Stereotype Views just received,
from which selections may De made; with
St,reoscapic Holders or MagnifyingGlasses
from one TO five dollars. 2w
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12

q. 5 RAND wants 90 hire ffy good
joircrs Ter which $3.50, the highest soin.
Wages. VIII he Taid rs the Goodrich
transportation Company. 9II-3x
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Of our toEnz-nan Geo. A woo,lIn, arr we'd
By boat tbs morning.
Or. SC. Blake. ofChfeago, came by boat
this morning and viii remain q few days
visiting friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12

Mir, PHELPS promises 10 sell HATS
= Ter coat c,.>~gor than can he purchased
elsea ..e.e u tits city Of the same quail
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12

5a'' Us. c'o'ce EJTIER fgru lrich tie
highest Ts.ca vii. bs paid. Also all Farm
Produce.
H. TarwAH.
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City and County News.
= - : Z = -
frptnnr Imminent.

There il no pain which tie Cen.aur
LinInent will not relieve, no awe..nE it
sii! not sublue, and no lameuc-s which j.
ell MT core. This is strong language,
n it is tue. Where tie parts are not
gcre, its effects are IA =rveious 1t las
froduoei more cure, II Rheumatism, ueu-
ralsia, ock, Jew, pals, .pra,u-, swelling,
cab ed breasts, scaiIs' Larus, sais-rbeqm,
e2I-ache, &c, upon tie human frame au3
eff etrairs. spawn, gals, 4 c, upon animals
one year than have al other pretended
remedies since the wnrll 5egan. 1t Is q
soEEteT-irritaut, an all-hCIiu- pain r-.ic.-
CT. CriTl.s thra% a"ay their crutcL.-,
.se la1lc yaIt, poisonous bites are reEl-r-
ed harmless and the , -nHdcd are hea..3
with0r. a ecar. 1t il 10 hambuG. The
scipe i published around g.: Z! bottle. j.
sselline as no ether article eger beiyrg
-cld, and it sells becg GHe it does just what
it pretends to do, Hose who now suffer
from rheumatism, pam cr swelling, deserve
30 suffer if thew Elll not use Ccnt1ur I.iHi-
neut. " re than lg09 certificates If re-
markablc cures, ine.al.ng frozen limbs,
ehroncrhcumatism, cLur ruuu.ny tnm,rs,
&c, haze been reccivc-. We viii send q
circular containing, ecr.if .ttcs, tie recipe.
dc, gratis, to any one requesting il. one
bottle OF the yellow saPpeT GeatGar LIN
ment is worth one har,.rei dollars flr spa
sined or sweeu.cd horse and mules, r III
screw work in sheep. Stock owners this
liniment is worth your attention. No fl-
Inlly should b. without Ccuttgr Imminent.
j. 4. Rose 4 Co., New York.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

n: ]. !. /. II. !. =. !. 4: ] !.
A 4 Is widely known
II ~ II as one Of The most
e. IL iIb cIcctuai remedies
t9 ~ j IA ever discovered for
6 20 Ia Ia cleansing the Sys-
S9y|ssA IA TEN and purifying
3 the blood. 1t has
\S2SsL !; ~ = stood the test of
S.s-S>ssS III ye-Ss@2 years, with Il con-
Sessa,axs- - stautlygrowing rep
oSo 90" utation, based on lis
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet 50 searching
as to eiiectually purge out the great cor
ruptiOns Of the blood, such as he scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lukcd in the system
for years. soon yield 10 this powerful anti
d0tc, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
OF Scr0itlla, and all sc.Ctalous diseases,
Ulcers, ErUntiOns, and eTuptive dis
orders Of the skin, TunoFs, E5lotches,
Bells, piGlples, pJ1stulc5, Sores, st.
Anthony Hire, Rose or ErySiDn-
las, letter, salt EhCuin, SCaid
Head, IsiAg!TOrn, and internal III
cera;i0nS Oi the Uterus, stomach,
ana Liver. Il also cures other com
plants, TO which it would not seem espcei~
ally adapted such as DT0Dsy, Dyspeg-
STA, Tits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility. and
Leucorrhoca, when they are manifesto
tons Of the scrofulous poisons.
1t Is ar excellent rcstorcr Of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor Of the digestive organs,
1t dissiPatcs the depression and lis1s,ss Ian
guor Of the season. EvcnEhcre 70 disorder
appears, people feel better. aad live longer.
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed yigor and i new lease of
life.
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Staining Room in Heaven for the
y.lest Sinner is DO! .iy ASSUMED by the
Rev. Henry Nari Beychcr in a serm IN
delivered Juae 1t, AMI may Be read in the
next issue Of TuE PL,r.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12

! splcn,.jl liaa Of nice fresh Groceries
Just received AZ
BLESEE g Sons.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-12

The best atgcE Of Ready Male Clothing
and Boots ana sayes il the City just rt-
ceiycd at
BLLsLR !, So%'s.
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b. .'a- "aa.ot H. cs@5 .a.a ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
SPAIN.
The Slavery Abolition Bill in the Parliament
Tho Report on the Porto Rico Case Almost
Prepared-The Cuba Sale Question.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Madrid Jan. 90, 1878.
me special committee of Congress on the aboli-
zion OF slavery in Porto Rico will, probably, pre-
sent their report to that body tomorrow.
me question Of naturalization OF slave owners
has been settled ana details alone delay the re-
port. The committee will propose that the eman-
clpaton of the slaves shall be complete Jour months
after PRONUNCIATION OF the passage of the BILL The
COrtes will commence to discuss the bill at an early
day.
Marshal Serrano and the conservative Deputies
will decide to-day upon the course they intend to
pursue.
THE CUBA HOLD-FAsT RESOLVES.
The members Of the late Cabinet publish de-
claratOn to-day repudlating the idea that they
favored the sale OF the island of Cuba.
THE ARMY CONSUMPTION BILL.
Congress was engaged to-day debating the bill
providing for compulsory service in the army.
SENIOR ZORRlLLA INvALIDED.
Senior Ruiz ZOrrilla, the Minister of the Interior
and President OF the Council, has been indsposed
N health, buf is recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
FRANCE.
Post 0bit Prayers for Napoleon-Communist Con-
victs Executed-Republican vindication
at the Red Post Of Satory.
TELEGRAM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERalB.

PARIS, JAM %, 1873.
Masses for the repose Of the soul OF the late ex-
Emperor Napoleon were celebrated in a number Of
the churches OF this city to-day, and large crowds
attended the services
COMMUNISTS CONVICT AT THE DEATH POST.
The men Fenouilly, Decamp and Benot, con-
demned Communists, were shot early this morn
ing on Satory Plain. Fenouilly died without utter
ing word.
Decamp's last words were:-"l die assassinated
Down with false witnesses, lawyers and Theirs ~
Benot died cheering ''the Republic, the Com
mune and the army
Only one volley was fired, as all died instan-
taneously. There were but few spectators on the
ground to witness the execution.
CONSTITUTIONAL ELABORATION.
The Committee of Thirty have agreed to an
amendment proposed by NJ. Decades, to the first
article OF the constitutional project reported by
its subcommittee, whereby the President is
allowed to address the Assembly only on the bills
before it,
THE SEINE RISING TO OVERFLOW.
The water in the River Seine again very high 1t
has risen metre and sixty centimetres above the
ordinary height, and another inundation is feared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
COUNCIL OF POLITICAL REFORM
More City Officials To BE Indicted.

nlOfc C1ty Omcfals 10 BE Indicted.
The Executive Committee of the New York CITY
Council OF Political Reform are still hard at work.
A committee will be sent to Albany to urge the
passage Of several bills before the Legislature
Gre OF these bills proposes the removal OF all the
Justices of the Police and Marine Courts, and the
appointment OF new and capable Judges. Mr. H.
n Beers. the secretary OF the Executive Com
mttee, told a HERALD reporter that five out OF
even a common English school education,
AMI led disreputabe ves-were, In fact,
's.rect roughs---and only one out Of the nine pre-
tended TO know something about law. He said
there were many gross and nagrant abuses IN the
Police Courts, and that there was too much parti-
sanship. 1--WE propose TO have these places filled
by capable and upright lawyers, and men OF high
social standing Mr.. Beers added The committee
nave pursued their Investigations into the conduct
OF CITY officials and others, and have discovered
ABUSES and frauds which, in the opinion OF the CON-
mlttee Will warrant the Grand Jury In finding in
dictnents against four perhaps ave, men now prom
!nenuy connected with the city government. Mr..
beers SAID II would not be prudent to give their
names untll the Grand Jury had taken action on
tneSe cases. The committee are waiting now TO
pIeseut these cases TO a proper Grand Jury. The
i0llOwtng are the names OF the members OF the COM
Beers secretary; A. X. Wctmore, Robert Hoe
D0rman y. Eaton, John stephenson, II. j. Scudder
John X. V0orhis, Dexter a. Hawkins, A. C. Post
John Wheeler j. Q. Ja kson, George W. Lane
Phillip B1sSinger, ID. Willis James James NJ Hal.
sted John FacOner, J. G. Havemeyer T. p Crosby
James Emott julius W. Tiemann and Joseph g.
VArnnm-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
NEVADA SENATORIAL ELECTION.

VIRGINIA CITY, Jan. o. 1873.
The Legislature met in JOINT convention to-day.
The Journals Of yesterdays session were read, an
nouncng the vote for Senator-Jones, So; Mccoy,
II; De Long, /; McBeth, /.
After the announcement Of the vote Mr. Jones
was conducted to the Speakers desk and made
q lengthy speech, defending himself against
used TO secure his election, which charges,
ne said had been made in the Eastern as
Wei as III Tue racine coast press. He acknowledged
that money mad been freely used and had himself
disbursed largely; but it only for the legimate
campaign expenses. He declared himself ia favor
OF the FEDERAL government controlling he channels
OF communication and the highways OF commerce,
and pledged himself to support measures for
the regulation, equalization and reduction by the
federal authorities OF freight fares on all railroads.
particularly those built wholly, or partly, by
government subsidy, and iavors the project of
postal telegraphy, without the expression of a
preference Tor any particular scheme.
Senator Jones Will start for the East about the
middle or February.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
REV. EDWARD B. PUSEY, D. D.

Rev. Edward Bouverie Pussy. Doctor OF Divinity,
lies at the point of death in Genoa. This inteli-
gence was reported to us last night by telegram
from the Italian city.
Edward Bouveric Pussy is in the seventy third
year Of his age His physical prOstraton is so COM
piete and so near to mortal that his relatives and
friends, who were teegraphed to from Genoa, are
to-day Fastening to his bedside from various points
in Europe, hoping to reach 1t previous to his de-
cease. DR.. Pusey OF the late Hon. Phillip
Bouvere (hall-brother of the Earl OF RadnOrl, who
assumed the name OF Pusey by royal license. The
celebrated divine was born in the year 1900 lie
educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he gradu-
ated Bachelor of Arts with high honors. He was
subsequently elected to fellowship Orie College,
and took his degree OF Master of Arts In the year
1928 he was appointed Regius Professor OF Hebrew
In the University OF Oxford, position to which Is
attached canOnry at Christ Church. HIS literary
and theological services in the cause OF the High
Church party of Great Britain are well known.
His efforts have tended in very large degree to
produce the most marked and remarkable enects
on the cause OF Christianity and the CHURCHES an
and most constant contributors to the "TraCts for
the Times" and defended the main doctrines which
these publications were intended to enforce in
variety of letters, pamphlets and newspaper
writings. His name has been used, indeed, on &C
count OF his ability and ZEAL to designate gene
really the High Churchmen party IN religion. lie
preached sermon on the subject 1.-The Holy Eu-
charst," in the year 1S43, in the course or winch
Catholic tenet OF the Real Presence that he
was suspended from the Office of preaching before
the University of oxford. He then took up his pen
and used it with great vig0r for the PRONUNCIATION
of his theological ideas. He published very many
works These included variety OF sermons adap-
tations Roman Catholic books of devotion for the
OF the English Established Church, elaborate
treatises on baptism, the Eucharist, and marriage
with a deceased wiie's sister. Among his more
remarkable efforts are "Remarks on Cathedral In
stitutions." "ROyal Supremacy" "Ancient Prece-
DENTS" "Doctrine of the Real Presence Vindi-
catedn "Real Presence of the Body and Blood OF
Christ" ''HistOry OF the Councils of the Church"
Portion OF Christ's One Holy Catholic Church" and
others,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A THE HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL coMuERcrRah Id AND POLITICAL REGIS.
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ton On ali the subjects briefly referred Synopsis Of
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runs back for thirty-hve giving the of adj
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The special exclusive and inyalsaSle Information
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HURRICANE AND CYCLONE CHARTS
for the Northern as sonhs
n h 70 s na ass aa
great experience as a seaman and navigator:
NkW M be eanS WIZ wHSFSFs en- % sA'
9Swn me s T% aa aga od wa Of os a. AL the
the Void LIST o. stations Funnel Marks
and Night ff Ps f # s. Ar
will be found briefly enumerated IN aayv. sewen' IN tho
Financial columns WEEKLY 4 Ky d PKc Re risr
gives the price Of all the leading brands of -four in the
New York market t S5 ihe pai MX xxx is
s e e IN s ew . o
value to the 9hf raTIsrIcs
will be found repete with valuable information to tho
farmer S s he sH %A NeP FINE Il TA Its
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egn win he found the fullest ana most perfect ever pub
''"' LAW DEPARTMENT
Is specially intended Tor the profession to whom II Will
be subject and useful reference Civ
ing with other matter, the time and place o. holding
entire State for the s6 year pT, s7' k r.
will be found the most perfectly complete accurate
red and reliable before presented for immediate in
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The state and 81, ac re-
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on e a aa
senators and Representatives to CONGRESS lassincdj
States GSurs and oreSn to the
Under the head Foreign Governments given the
forms of all the principal countries in the
world tns!r sueTs caPpls P9pasGn and extent
feature that will commend itself to all correspond
en' whersy YAS SGm% GIGBs And YACHTS.
This table s an ss b @
number and names OF yachts in each with capacity Of
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Address HERALD ALMANAC, New York city.
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MRS. WHARTON.
The Testimony for the Prosecution
Closed-The Defence Rcbutting the
Poison Theory In the Case Of Mr.. Van
Ness.

The Testimony for the Prosecution
Closed-The Defence Rcbutting the
Poison Theory In the Case of MIR. Van
Ness.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. o., 1879.
In the Wharton trial to-day Professor Mullett, of
the University OF Virginia, and Professor william
P. Tonry, Of Maryland were examined as medical
experts, at the conclusion Of which Mr.. Revel an
nounced that the examination Of witnesses was
closed on the part OF the State.
Mrs. Crawford Nelson was then called for the
defence and examined at some length In regard to
the health OF Van Ness, whom she had known in
timately for nine or ten years. Witness stated
that Van Ness had often spoken to her of his health
in the May preceding his attack at Mrs. whar.
toms Van Ness had told witness ne was in a bad
state of health, and feared his symptoms might in
dictate the approach o. apopleXy he put his hand
to the back Of his neck and complained
that his muscles were swollen; he also
complained Of constant pain In his head
and throat; witness saw hin, MN no more until
he then reminded her oil former conversation,
and said he had always feared apopexy, and it
had come. witness mentioned other converse
lions held with Mr.. Van Ness
MISS Rosa Nelson and Mr. J. Crawford Nelson
were next examined The latter testified II was
tumbler was produced containing deposit, said
TO be tarter emetic; took'the lumber In my
hands, and with the blade OF penknlte placed
small particle OF the sediment on my tongue;
perceived biting acid taste, and said so to those
around me.
s-examined-Dr williams. Mr.. Hutton and
Mrs. Loney were present when | tasted the sesi-
ment; | remarked that It posse ssed no flavor:
tried IL because mad heard from DR.. Williams and
others that the sediment had affected himself and
Mrs. Van Ness; some one told me, think Mr.. Hut
ton that Mrs. Julia Van Ness mouth had been
made sore by the sediment; the deposit tasted
neither like sugarnor salt; | received the lumber
from Mrs. Loney's hands.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Nelson's testimony the
adjourned