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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-27

SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP, FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS AND COLDS.
The great virtue OF this medicine is that IL
ripens the matter and throws It out Of the system
purifies the blood, and thus effects cure.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, ISIGESTION, sc.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming ehyle and
curing the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE Pills, FOR THE CURE OF
Liver COMPLAINT, sc.
These Pills are alternative, and produce
healthy action Of the liver without the least dan
ger, as they are free from ealOmel, and yet more
efiicaciOus in restoring 4 healthy action Of the
liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for COnsump-
tiOB, as the PulmOnic Syrup ripens the matter
and purifes the blood. The MaDtlrake Pills act
upon the liver, create a healthy bile, and remove
all diseases of the liver, often 4 cause or Con-
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tOue and
strength to the stomach, makes good digestion,
anil enables the organs to form good blood; and
thus creates q healthy circulation of healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medicines,
as thus explained, will cure every case Of Con-
sumption, II taken in time, and the use Of the
medicine perseveTed in.
DIR. Schenek is professionally at his principal
office, corner Sixth and Arch Streets Philadelphia,
evely Monday, where all letters tor advice must
be addressed,
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CTAR COURSE OF LECTURES

LINCOLN HALL.
1tJOSH BlLLlNGiSf--DECFMBER IL
Suhiect-''W hat Know about Hotels. -
ENDELL PHILLIPS tdaTe and subject will
be announced in few days.
". ;. ANDREWS, the new HumOrist-JAN. 8,
SUbject-'-pialect 1IUmOr.'
Ii Is in this lecture hat Mr.. Andrews gives the
wonder fal limitations of celebrated humorous char
aCtcTs. for which he has EcCOme famous.
DIR. GEO j.. PORTEOJS, Of England-JAN. u.
Public AmusCments.'
DR.. POrteOus comes to this country the acknOwl-
edged reprCsentativP Of tie highest type Of English
OratUry. and IL Is int sting feature Of this
course that the two great Nmcrican orators also
WILL CARLTON, the Poct-JANTrARYE
(AUtLOr Of betsy and are Out ''OVer the
Hills to the TOur House. - &r.)
Subject-''Thc Nine t,cnth Century - "a poetical
The ''Farm Ballads by viii Carlton, are found
in almost every household, and the remarkable con-
tTOvCTsy regarding their production heiChteus thu
curiosity TO and he r The brilliant author.
JOHN b. GOTGH-FEBRUARY -.
SuhjeCt-'.A New Temperance Lecture"
Season Tickets. with re-Cry Ell seats, s}-fur sale
at John 4. Harker's. - Seventh street, and War
ren ChOate < Co. :. 9il Penn. u yania avenue.
RS-See pamphlet, giving further nOLlcs Of lee
tuTerS. nOIj-tf
MOUNT VERNON,
NJ TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Capt. FRANK HOELINGSHEAD,
Leaves Seventll--treet wharf DAILY, Sunday eN-
eepted,l At 10 \. m, returning about p. IN.
Round Trip 81, including admission to Mansion
and Grounds. Oclg
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80 To Al.OO0

Invested in Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. a
month. Send for particulars. cambridge X Co.,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
THURsTOH's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, tie gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty five and hity cents per bottle
JOUvEN's INODOROUs KID-GLOvE CLEANER
will renOvate sOiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THcMPsoN's POMADE OPTIsrE Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and nifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENIGs PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold by druggists.
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FURS.

t Y RS.
TUES. FUEs. FURS.
our stock CT LADIES' MISSES AND Chill
DRES'S FUES is now complete, embracing all the
styles and varieties adopted for this season wear
SEAL SACQUES and SETS, SEAL CAPS and
HATS FOR LADIES, BLACK and ROWN
LYNX, ALASKA NIAiTEN MUFF aud BOAS,
CHINCIIILLAS for Laiics and Misses, anu the
Dark and Desirable MINK MUFF, BOA AMI coll
LARS. Gentlemen's WALKING and DRIVING
WILLETT 81 RUOFF,
nolO-2m sos PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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CITY ITEMS.


The memory Of DIR. WistaF Is embalmsd in the
hearts Of thousands whom his Ba!sGn Of Wild
Cherry has cured Of coughs, colds, consumption,
or some other form Of Pulmonary disease. sc
cents and 81 bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper.
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SUBSTANTIAL AND HANDSOME

THE trials of n hOusekee perr are never ex-
perienced where DOOley's east Powder is used
1t makes all kinds Of cookery elegant, sweet pal
atable and wholesome.
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BARLOW'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
1925 PENESYLVANIA AVENUE.

just arrived, 4 splendid collection OF Ergrav-
ings, Porcelain Paintings and Fancy Gilt ant Vel
vet Frames. Also, huc selection Of
FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHS,
from modern paintings.
French Gilt Chapels, with folding doors, for POr-
ceIains and Photographs.
New goods received daily for the holidays.
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WEATHER STE

WEATHER STRIP! WEATHER STRIP!
Get the best and cheapest. Go to Savage's
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street, and get
him to put 1t on for you in a wOrkman-IIke man
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-27

MONDAY, NOvember23, Every Night anu " etlnes-
day and saturday Matinecs.
EXTRA MATINEE THNNKSGIVISG DAY,
THE BOW cry ~ WASHINGTON
Seeing i believing therefore come aud see.
The fresh arrivals this week are: Mis-, KITTY
BROOKE, MISS MAGGIE GRAY, BILLY ASH
CROFT. MrSsrs. GREEN and SADLER.
Last week of the unparalleled
FREEMAN SISTERS. rROF. MITCHELL.
VIRGINIA STICKNEH.
Production Of the thrilling Nautical Drtma. en-
Titled, THE BEACON Of DEATH.
Tine of Variety, EtuIs. Drama. hour.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09
MAsculefRR

J X Freddy and family Of Phila-
phla are spending tho summer at the
ainoz House.
J. y. purdg Lost a COW, valued at
senly dollars Ny lightning during the
o,scr Tuesday evening.
Many OF our citizens arc Stocking mp
ID year supply Of coal It costs now
,ui ten dollars delivered to the buyer.
Summer visitors are becoming quite
aty, aid tie beat which Is oppressive
cor ciilc quite enough for comfort
Our new dentist, Or. LOOMS, viii
absent from bis Office two weeks after
week, to complete work engaged be-
coming here
Ralph Putdy lest a good horse We'd
day by breaking bis lex in the pasture.
Considerable improvement has re-
tbs been made In the Seminary
ounds by making new carriage road,
ICE, walks and setting out shade trees.
nc improvements win be made about
buildings the present vacation
divided ihc funds are forthcoming.
Tie comet now on exhibition near
big clipper" and which will be Wis
week longer b. attracting consider.
attention from tie soieniiGe men,
s, D expected That In these few days
- viii hc learned about comets than IN
i0n3 yeau preceding II will pass
! apaafyelY near the earth ard some
] Amitig thmk we shall run into its Tail
s fore il ggis beyond the Esrlh's orbit
eerioug results are sppmbenAed as 81
esideniiy Zoo thin.
4 Toy, on one % oar recent warm
~, expressed bis sorrow that be had
been made Of stats like a ben coop SO
breeze could blow right through him,
mother explained 10 him a new use
bed ,lsis aud seul BIN go hoe iu the
,tlen.
net nr Coleman, Of Pennsylvania,
principal ~ Barr seminary. preached
rry Interesting sermon 30 tbc Cougge.
loual church, Sunday morning.
AboHi 900 TONS OF uew rails hgc
"a iail 90 lhe Harlem Extension rail.
n dnung lhc present season, aud about
sme number 81 tens yet ramaia 10
aii
hoar aud bali from New YORK
Manchester Ia . drawing taam ear,
laeNiie g. getting g. ,bH pao.
- ne1c 50 good rs sow Ouis Doc lhg
cai uana mut eoalIuue Two 90
&c SCARS uutll people So DE e.ges HaH
%, 4nd know what 20 dgFead uFgb,
! nai unis Man hester bu sfg aFaU
pls amaa ths Green NgHHisiu. 81
rnont uH b Gael 10 ogal8wias
l asnma tIsitots
ieanh ofJa passed oaytas qulalIy
seaa eah Gee Court liause taH VS..
owod io Fsst Is pea something un
val, hat peth4gs ae reason gas be
ase lie l-ei tongue bad mBs3ej0a B
pEssrod Tie falH 81 the evening fa
iamI - 81. ai,tmHs at alg works.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09
LoNsoNDERET

"A. n. Allbe. Of this place i, in TIC
enjoyment Of better health than he has
experienced for many years, and is in-
muding hereafter 20 devote his whole 4t-
tantion Go thc practice of Jaw. lie viii
ogen am office iumediatclyat Springfield,
VI, go which place bis family viii re-
move with The intention of making IL
their permanent residence.
The dramatic club gave a very pleas
ina prc.eafatian OF sNciglbor lakewood
on size evening oi hg 8fd and ith iu-is.
Tine leading PARTS were well taken aud
on the whole, ,ec considered IT The best
thing ofthe kind ever given here. Tie
after piece Lover lH s. Gz," broaEh,
down Tie house. some at oar beef eiti-
PENS belong 60 the elab aaa ST course 9,
aaun8t bat suaeecd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09

The funeral ot Mrs.. c4a0e.d was
largely attended lass wfal, tba services
belas conducted bg har former PASTOR
i,ev Wa IS Perkins nj Bristol, Fs., 49,
sisted by Ecg. Dr. Dyerot New York. a
ltenl IS taa hmIlg aHd l9uueF REST.
aaHi % thI8 place, 4a3 ~ tlle rector q
ihg gaf.sa sbe wa. buried ia the church
garI of s.. Jsmrs Parrish, Of wh.sa .ae
gsa commandment sHd ife eldest nem.
her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09

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lsse ss Prank Es.eFeus-aa lsst aafE
ras t,r.sr1 Tia jamaica vlrne l.a ssas .r.
-a.f tae mesa sssr and grrna unzn ite
m d.. srr aaaraa dollars fr his an-
ueaaaae tlae nra tenn et WlsBHsm
an.r a.ar POP warf nr .a.e rtan..sse
.naef. l.- 81. rau maftal.as EH NgaaHa.
All fte nfnufFts uzs recovered and d iaa
sH srf.rlrs stitch tl.etE..rF had picked
aa aa t.e uav.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09

Hoop Skirts and Corsets, Gloves aud
Hosiery full line Just ceciyed and
selling lower than ever before at
a, BONESTEEls.
Factory Point,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09

rs1sygu Of rheumatism, neuralgia, loch
law .palsy sprAins swolhugs ,5Sked breast sealds
burns salt .rheum eAr.ache, Sc. upon the human
franc and Of strains, spawn gals, Ne., upon sui.
mAls III one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. Il is a counter
iriant, an al healing pain relievcr, Cripplor
throw away their erutehes, the lame walk, pois'
onous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without q scar. tbs no
humbug. The recipe Is published around each
bottle. II il selling as no article ever before
sold, and t sells because it does just wha Il pre-
tends to do Those who nov suns from Theu.
matism, pain or swelling deserve 10 suffer n they
Ril not nse Centauf Liniment More than 1000
certificates of remarkable cures, including frozen
inlbs chronic rheumatism, govt, running tu-
mors, Nc, have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe, &C.,
gratis, TO any one requesting It, one bottle Of
the yellow wrapper Contaur Liuiment II worth
one hundred dollars 10 sprained or swoenied
horses aud mules, or for scres-worm IN sheep.
stock-owners this Hniment ia worth your atten-
ton No family should be without Contaur
Liumont. Ssld by all Druggists, 90 cents per
bottle arge bottles, 81 90. j. b. RosE Co.,
"a Broadway, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09

CAsToRIA is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. II is the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assimilate the food, regulate the
bowels, re wiud.colic and produce natural
sleep. II contains neither minerals morphine
er alcohol, aud is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest 2l5ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09
cnArnAM yILLAnE. N. Y.

The dedication Of the now Masonic
Hall OF this village occurred on Wedncs-
day evening, July lst. A very large
number Of members Of the craft, resident
aud visiting brethren were present. The
exercises were conducted by Jesse b.
Anthony, Esq, of Troy, Senior Grand
Warden Of the Grand Lodge OF New
York State, assisted by officers of Column
bia Lodge, No 9s Of this village, under
whose supervision the dedication took
place. They succeeded admirably in their
eEogtious 10 make the occasion interest
ing and successful. After the exercises
refreshments were prepared for the
brethren from abroad.
During tie severe thunder storm on
Monday, jane 2Gth, lightning struck q
barn ON Spring Street, belonging to Mrs.
Bell. Tie lightning ran down from the
ridge on Tour rattcrs, tearing mp tho
shingles aud splinteriug the timbers, aud
then passed ia the ground on the posts
which were badly shattered. The barn
was set on fire but was eztnguished be.
/ fore scrious damage was done. During
I the same storm Samuel Mcclellan, while
walking Oh the u. d 4. j.. L. track, re-
ceivcd severe shock, rendering hin
quite lame, aud 3Ir JerkowsM also fen
+ the elects Of the same electric discharge
bat fortunately neither gentleman sue
tAibed serious injuries.
--NllaIae. Lilcg, 4 brakeman on the
/ q. a :. Il. 4. felt from freight train
/ zoo tbl- gillaae. bieakipg tbs collar bout
aad iuIuiag him severely otherwise. III
was conveyed to hi- bone 10 Easi Al
lauy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09

Among iac recent arrivals ia town We
notice DR.. S. C. Jackson aao daughter Of
Boston, and MIS-. dcadcf 81 iho same
place daughter oi Hey. Aif, Hudson
oof former pastor DE- Jackson is SON
Of Rev. br. Jackson Who preached 80
laWg i8 lh,a piaee.
DIR. PreuGss and family haye again
tacu 500 lae.rgal aanaa here ior tlc sum.
laar. ll.s heaHa o. much improved.
....
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09
FACTORY rofNT.

The following f. record OF the best
scholars ia Our schools the past term. --
Higher Department, Miss Julia Richard
son. teacher: Not absent during the
term, Emma Frezou, Emily Bonestecl,
Iiclou Bauostecl Julia Lapway, Charles
Amos, George Batcheldcr. Absent bat
oue day, Charles Smith. Not tardy,
Emma Frczon, Emily Bouesiccl, Helen
B0nesteel, Julia Lapway, Mamie Water.
house, Many Wilson, Celia Lugcne, Della
Smith, Mary Bcntly, Willie Wilson, Chas.
Amcs, Charles Smith, Robert Smith,
Matthew Brady, George Bcnuy, Emma
Frazou, Emily Bouc-tcel and Helen
Bonc-lccl have not missed ono word Ia
spelling during the term. Primary De
/ parimeut, Miss CornoliaA. Derby, teach.
/ err. Not absent during tine term, Etio
I Davis, Mary Adams, Sarah Green, Lib
bic Gilbert Charles Boncstecl Kirk
Howard, Charles Urquhart, William
Green. Absent but ono half day or a
/ day, Hattie Vaughn, Mary Green, Alfred
/ Briggs, Reucl Roe, James Urquhart. ~
Not tardy, Elite Davis, Hattie Vaughn,
Sarah Green, Mary Green, Lizzie Meach-
am, Maggie Mann, Mary Smith, Mary
Wilson, L0rana Comstock, Mary Roe,
Emma bentley, Frank Esiabrook, Chas,
Dcngh, Reucl Roe, James Urquhart,
I Charles Urquhart William Green, Luke
Mann,
MIR. and Mrs. 4. b. Smith desire to
express, through the columns Of the
JouMAL, their heartfelt thanks to their
Incighbors aud friends, for the many acts
/ Of Kindness shown during the sickness
and death Of their children. While they
realize that words fail to express their
feelings their desire is, that should oc.
casion otIer, Ike return Of fayors shall
be made.
--Chalcs Buckley is building two
story tenement house, which are in good
demand IN our village. This is the best
point for business in this part of the
country and we expect TO see considerable
building going ON when the general bust
ness OF the country rcvivcs.
People from out of town, and il
town too for that matter, can find lee
cream and other eatahlos at EstabrooE's
aud a glass OF sparkling soda nolhin2
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Un fHmEs zhsr. IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09

Mr George DEadeB. bu,hcFiH#sa
afNa HHtt twm aa e.fn}a
ahl.a st wafE ia s#a bag Hsi 60 Tues
3sE
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Ice Cream Through the summer


\ There lie no pain n hleh the Con
tAur Imminent sill not relieve. no
III swelling ii all not subdue. and no
HTN lamoness which it will not cure
T1FR This is strong language, but il is
.-tLI true, II has produced moio cures
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-09

RETpKT ef Che Condition a tha
~ rsfrat sssfl Es1k O. Wsaehsttaf. e.
MaHs.Hs h Hata Nf#m"Ht. So iha saass
81 t#raiaEsF. aH tsa
rFEN-Ha
Isaas ar .eeaa8ts Fss aa "a
6 IS TsHas s. EfF eistaa. Ttas0 u
Iar Hs fgiefHsIhE saa
reserve aRenAs l1f8 a
UfsI estate furHNars kad attnrss. EtUa sf
E,4lf e other Nabafal ilss.ks "a ~
HgFs g. E.uriAA.un EutA frs kssfy uasasN ~ a.
laFsl ganllt n1tas talT ~
Ie.si ne4.a As D
GissEssfrs
CsritA stass pasAm. gfs.eS g
EagpMa Fuua 81 49, u
0ihtf undivided profits. A%sg "a
National . 81 uetes outstanding. q 50 r.
InalyAlgsl aepoeit8, tafta rs
pgmsnj certificates Of deposit yi21 ~
Total ugaA as a.
sf.rr 80 vFsWFss. Daanly n nsnniHs 600 -
Il. William A. t.sgk, Cashier u The HatssnAiA
NAttaual Hank 81 Ma chester. DO sulemnly swsu
Ibat the aiseve statement ls ttue. ta tbs beet ~
ms kaap edge and belief
W r. ni.sk, Cashisf
Subscribed and ssotu 10 before aas this ard
aay 70 iuly. is1t
VA. BLACK.
notary Public.
r. D. BuRToS
A. T. GRAY : Directors
Z d u.x'rfFy Z
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or; CEt.EIsIATI0N.


~~!y Co~n.ttc" u Arrangements. bat
or limited spas "".I condition o.
snort h''','- mess. prevents; "u,! We are
sorced to Glpa1t tl".n oar nau." custom
al p,sse:.t a aEl.: synopsis Of tie liter
"9y exercises, IH&tl';.i Of 4 -cI.Eo.,"ctioa
q speeches, SONGS. poam AMI Grafton.
The d. OWNED aron rs beautifully.
The morning sun "woke the smaller
p.trio:s-to glory aud fire crackers, and
4,.a c1rs,. c.,o.t, a.. r,.,,... e;...,, 7,,tias
=,
8 '|S "'>''S-''"'
- consequence nj i m,shfP which We
med 10. luI.1-, r;on. further than 10
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S'ate can't IT, successfully "@i't"
through oue-s.ory curiuI gt-s. III
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ho"eVIf' nietsi-A y the carson brass
E.nI, 1t present very handsome
..-,noarar.a First came flu. G~ard
,,-u.,.71 C,..n..,. : ~ So. o,.1 H..
MAJ A. Dc .i' - l. 80 "'-'' -4-'
y,-o~r.,, L,,,.i.,. ro..-,.-,,. 1o,.7;,,., +I,..
80
-rt.il IL pax o. i'le I'Soce''ll II Al Pt'''e''
Il .heir handsome nav caps and a strong
tern out. Their machine was feauti-
+,l. ,7aoor,.a1 ,r,r,...I ~ r.o 90
S'ne Wa J'Srt'A Stern, son q Foreman
Ssern and Itry Wilson beautiful little
u IN, ti..r.-, IT,-l f,ff1-f--1 +lgI-
-: 1-.-.:.-.,,.. ,.,,.,
l.,li"e D ~ uliS Nis'',' t1r ~
.'- 80 o'It ~. ioIl>
We q u 4 II y stronger array o. HteIi1n
t.n "7 :3'.hh III any company Oh 'n''
- "'iN, I" .''t,'''> M J'''i w.
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SO ~ 20 -.
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TIE FOUNDATIONS for the addition to
the Carson District school house have
been laid, aud the carpenters are at
work Oh the frame.
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what cities shall .am the bc:deg> 0! IL"
sea.
No human s3@Hcitv van iurs-.c what
tie. t.ture Mil ltsn- ir'th. let us h","
that there Inav be nothing il unr history
as i nation Jnrin- the Inttrvol.:tg yeag>
t. render IS UuUcrtLy Ct the prosperity
which has been vo,.ch-aftl 70 Is. 1T
rs 60 ,u qyi.tly. s:...i,}v :;-lA ear@ silly
toW.lt, tue oot,nieti.u II car n, at t.
preserving cur gao tfl3ia il all thing,
with sc.;pu'ou~ fidelity: r,-t,. ct'AI the
! !a,>~ and I!.~ti:Ht.,IS of other cs.uutri' >
a. " cy,cc, them to respect u o%rl.
;,!,st:iuing from all iutHf,i,Dce il their
domestic affairs: Ie:t.ug to the futuGitr
4 events in The wisdom Of 81, everything
Providence. to determine il what man
FER AMI 10 what extent the piinclplrs Of
cor political system shall in o,her parts
I Of the world exert ~ ir1iueLeo flirI,.ly
! t. Advancement and diffusion ut kEowI-
! e'Ec. tie progress II improvement IN
| industry aud tn ants. ""a tie E,st good
f Of III, A;.ih"n race. 1t Us H., oar best
.NaItlons - aijtn-a a!oULd IA ar "tt2os-
/ phtre q chetcinlutss. tutlfI.nas~, Of
/ generosity and l.HIu.ltn.'r. 1t L.
-.uaa..y assist j. reI-l~s';.-; onc
/ ,ocutrv to v-I.-..u. TO hacgty AMI 70
, l' 49, ~, ~,
| st.acr:ons: th"y nay H.atyll"! y list IN
transforming i..s s"EI'r>4;'- beauty
IT, " '',!,i,-, '.' , ~ .,I t.~
All ,lrth endure.
Theodore Hale. Er4., ;LcH sang Tie
( STR SpaAgIei EaLE- ~ with n'tHril-
cent voice and deep feeling; tn land.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-07

The Carson Posi- OFFICE has been
raised, by order Of the Department.
from 2nd class to Sd class office. We
congratulate Mr.. Winnie on the change
Under this new arrangement he. is al
lowed rent and clerk h;re-two items
heretofore withheld.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-07
l,tlIs.,

n Carson city. JG.y g. Io7i, to he wife Of
L. (. B....i.-s, Il 80.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-07

DR.. HAsKELL's Temperance Lecture
did not take place last night. The I'M
cody and the bibulous chose rather to
spend their half dollars in rum and gum
and other potables than expend TIE
same in gaining admission to a lecture
upon their own peculiar vice and wick.
edness. This is wicked and guiding
world and lotn to be reformed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-07

NE. ALDsET MuLLs ana lis brother
Richard, lat; here last night to attent
the bedside q their father who lies Jan
-eGCUe,y Sci. in san Francisco.