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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-16
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
NeW REMEDIES
| NEW REMEDIES l
s1:s kfaruy Street

81 Ernn-IsEU. Established in 1854, fCT the
treatment of ScNaGl and seminal disease such
a. Gunorrhea, G!ret. Structure, syphilis in s.I
its :ur.ns, - runsi Weakness. lmpot.rly. etc.
skin diseases Of years standing ard liberated
Les successfully treated.
Horrible Di.-a.r-.
How lllsI.y IL yl:saIlds II persons h0ih male
anu fensle, are there who suffering out Il
miserable existence from the effects OF secret
du' gences, go, -irus absorbed into the sys-
ten Look at tiICIr pall1i esacta;S1 ana dir
figured faces and their bruien-douu c0Dstltu-
tions. disquslifyinl, the Ii for til. happiness Of
marriage or the EN- Iym.nt OF life. In this
horrid situstion thousands suffer Entil death
closes the scene. Let parents, guardians
fricnds. Sttend to these who are suffering with
.ny OF these horrible. Hfc-destroyipg InslaGIet
sec tha; they arc cared for and cured befor. it
lie too late. send them Immediately to DIR.
GIBBOS, phys.Cisn Sto has made private
diseases his especial study :1r years, ana who 10
certain TO cure tn. mort invsrsrste cas- without
mercury ur any injurious drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequsns OF eli
abuse; This solitary vice. or dspra,@d sexual
indulgence. is p!a-ticrd by the youth ii 10th
seIts 10 AL almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerrins certainty. 'he following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless combstsd hy sCien:i-
d. medical measures. viz: sallo~ counten-
ance. dark spots under the eyes, pain n the
hesd ringing in the ears. noise like the rustline
Of leaves and rafting Of chariots. unessiness
about the Joins, weakness Of the limbs. ronfu-
Olulttu Ions bI rCEltIs nee,
ditfdt noe il approaching strangers, a dislike TO
foriu new Acquaintance, disposition to .hun
society. loss of memory. hectic fushes. pimplss
and. various .ruptlOns about he face, furred
tongue, ietid breath, coughs, eursun ption,
night swests mOnomauia AID freq Ii insanity.
II relief be not obtsined. should apply imms.
disteiy either ii person or hS letter, and have a
cure Effected by his new and scicc;It' mode OF
treating this dis art. which ger fsiIs OF II.
f-ctine a quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at a distance may he CT RED Al
HOME. by addressing hitherto DIR. GiBD9N,
stating east, symptoms. Egjh ii time the ,iis-
ess- has continued. aud have medicine ruupt-
ly forwarded, free from GhnIsge and curiosity.
10 any part II the country. with fall and plain
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered litter. through III. ros:ot4.c- 81
through Wells. Fargo Co-: q racIHg. Of Iurui-
cine Will he forwarded to any lar: Of the Union.
Correspondents will please inform nr. GlUhun
that ihes reBd his sd ertls ntS III tie ArrLaL
Address, DIR. j. r. GiBSpN
lgfR-lv Box 1871. san ira4.i~cU.
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NOT ICE.
Rio Vista silver aud Copper Minfn;.
Company.


z OE'AT!OS OF WORKS. GESOi
: HIniln Dietric, Nevad - N~tice is hereby
given. that HfNEI :. FITCif. on, of the Co
owr"rs of til" n inns CLAIMS. located ana own
I'd ik The "i;' ' ista Sil"Gr aui Copper Mining
Co" III Genoa Mimi" Ei.tFici Douglas county.
Nevada has sTT,rdoi il t!c year 4. u. 1874.
~ ssid cl.ius. tcr labor nTE oti'r ucrt sEfry
cvTerditurGs. tie sunI II three hundred and
siNtv dollars. iii United i.t,N gold coin ia AZ
rt'arcc with the Ar' az C.IGr, IS. entitled m
Act to- pIUlaCt" the T"Nt IUpc'GgE y; ~ Ii" mining
r'sr urre ot the Tilted >tat's,' arprrV'd MAY
IL. A. II. Isl Ana that tnt- CG-oWIvTs with said
Fitch are acquired 10 contribute their proportion
of the said expenditures, namely: You, Robert
u. Hoy kris, the sun Cf 81 st; ven, Peter ".
RandIe. the sum of II &c: you. Simon T. Walsh
the sun. # = 81: Won Joseph A. Carrie. the sum
of 81 70: you. Charles A. HaskIGs. the sam If
of 81 20; yOn. Thomas II. Blythe, the sum "t
81 80: You. Cornelius j. Eaton. the sum of Il 43:
yon. William \. Fish. the sum ot u 81; ycn,
~avuTE W. Collins the sun Of IA 40. yoti. O. i.
Wheaton. the sum OF ; a.: Won. John q. Hatch
the sam Of 81 30. you. Z. o. Kellogg. the sum of
81 -: you. IIcien Hernlsu. the sum Of 81 -;
you Abb Wade and II. Il. Potter. In" sim Of
81 -: yCH. the administrator. executor or II gal
representatives Of John Tothill. deceased, the
sum OF Il i3; you the administrator executor.
CT legal repre- stntatives Of Charles J.. Fitch. de
d. the sum Of SIS %: yuH, the atlmInistra-
tor, executor. or legal representatives
OF Octayian Hoogs; deceased. The sum
Of 81 ~: You, the administrator. eA-
ecutor. leesl representatives. Of George
W. Nickereon. deceased, the sum of 81 81; you,
the administrator. executor OF legal represents
tives of Joseph Easettec. deceased. thu sum Of
81 i:t--al1 in the gold and silver coin Of the
United States; and if at the expirstiop Of ninety
DAYS after the publication @; This notice. yJu,
or either Of you fail refuse to contribute such
proportion upon your several shares. and make
yayIhent 10 TIC undersigned. the interest Of the
delnaucrt parties in the said mining claim and
property shall and will become the property Of
the undersi Sncd who has mad the required *
pend,'ur,s.
san Frspcisco February 10. 1875.
henry s FITCH.
5}5 California 81, Room
f.,}-Caw-sli
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And. i'll accordance with law and au order Of
the Board Of Trustees made and entered on the
second day of February A. u. 1875. many OF
such designated shares OF stock belonging to.
and siaEaiIl i'll. the names Of the shareholders
afort said. a. shall and VIII be necessary to Pay
the asses mt upon ali the shares he III and OWL
co by such share holders. viii be sold at public
auction sttf { flee OF said Company in the Of
fee of Ellis X King. in Carson CITY, Nevada, on
Tuesday, the Sixth dag of April, A.
ID. 1873.
10 pay said delinquent asst ssmont. together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Board of Trustees,
SAML ID. KING,
Secretary Pancak. Coal Company.
Carson City, New. March o. 1879.
NH -CaH-tu
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Or. LIE RiehaH's ClLUEh BiLSiN No. 1

cHr's 4 taIcTcs frst .n,. second stages. Stltt IL
the Legs or 2otiy; SIRE Ears, Eyes. Nose, &C.
E"lIcr-color'G Hlotclies. Syph4.ltic CataIrh,
Diseased eCGir, ana al primary forms "f the
dis'"-e known syphilis. t1ice, s. rcr hottie
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-16

Aftcr len yenra q rial on tins COAT mas
proven itself the only cIrativ. IL certain class
OF diseases pronounced by medical prsctition-
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NEWARK
LAND COxsE'ANA a.,
sas. Francisco Bay. .lalne.Is To. CsI:sor,,i,.
Title Perfect Incorporated.

Title Perfect Inco.g o.aisd.
The NEWARK LAND COMPANY Is ROW IS
saalin. 1haYc: the Guarantee Fund paid III.
rms Company will be- Prepared in March -
take SttU people /. steamboat :nd railroad to
taei- towns aud Lands IN one excursion which
vii Il. ADVERTISED. By reference "a III" Coast
survey Chart il viii he seen that at POtrero
losI.t III front Fl Newark. .hc dee. Ha.er comes
. al THE way through the channel from TIN Pace
f. with the - y. L. Il. running IL : direct line
.s-rUTel IivermOTe Pass making this the ton
r,ss.fiu- point between ala PARTS Of tie United
States end by deep water ~ al parts Of the
eto,se ard the create st nHfs,turing point On
81. Bay of San FraIcisco-plenty of water. good
climate excellent soil ard easy communication
Isus land VIII he sold ri srct!on IN April III
g. re- and lets. This Company VIII commence
=. tive operation in builIiing, etc, soon. For
AL information. cirrularS .nsps and subSerlp-
ton apply at the otsice Of the Company. iD5h
California street. basement. opposite BsDA Of
California, San Francisco.
CHAS. X. PETERS, Manager.
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GID EsTABs.IS HEE

ParaiS GID ESTABlIS Ed AND
3 wide .luovn Stable has tasl. lately rene
v=.cc tie OLD stock culled a;. placed with
81. yS-.rs horses
CSTTlAeeso. all descriptions ~ hsRi nod
I-ssSTE CHARGES.
Hoses boarded ~ M DAY OF v FIX
LOWEST FiISSII.6E Trims
=. E-Gs 1Ttend strictly - "..r ~ "a business
LIT WINNIE \ David.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
Itenls.


Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., June 1.-THE funeral
of Thornton It. Houston took place this
Monday afternoon.
The Superintendent Of Public Schools
suggests that the usual Sunday-school
picnics this year be postponed till after
the close of the public schools.
Commencement exercises of Witten-
berg College commenced last evening at
the English Lutheran Church. Rev.
Thomas +. Everett, of Dayton, delivered
the Bacoalaureate sermon. Tuesday eve
ming. at the same church, Rev. S.H.Wel-
ler, of Mendoza, ILL.,, will address the COL
lege alumni. Wednesday evening, Presi-
dent j. b. Helwig will deliver his inaug-
ural address. On Thursday evening, at
the Opera-house, exercises of the grad
uating class will take place.
The Light Guards decline an invita-
tion to go to Columbus on the 4th of
July.
Judge Barlow presides in Court this
week instead OF Judge Hume. The
grand jury found sixty-three indict-
ments; about half Of them are liquor
cases.
BY the explosion ON the g.. 8. h O. road
Thomas Larkin, OF Sandusky, was killed.
He was we'll known here and famiIiarly
called "Dad1
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
Steamboat Disasters.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, June 1.-THE steamer
Manitoba, Of the Merchants line on Red
river, was sunk Friday night in % feet
of water by collision with the steamer
International, Of Kittson's line, near the
mouth OF Sinking river, nine miles this
side of Winnepeg. No lives were lost
'and no passengers injured, though the
deck passengers had a. very narrow es-
cape, two being compelled to chop
river ote SnH ida at that noin and
explanation of the accident is furnished.
QUINCY, ILL, June 1.-THE steamers
Lake Superior and Alexander Mitchell
were running side by side, bound up the
river, when near Alton the Mitchell
sheered off suddenly and struck the 6u-
perior, completely carrying away her
starboard wheel and wheei-house. The
disabled boat was rowed ashore, her
passengers being transferred to the
Mitchell. No one was injured.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07

On Friday evening last, William Gull
len Bryant presented to the Inhabitants
of the village of Roslyn beautiful and
oommodious hall and reading-room. The
occasion was considered one Of the ut
most interest, and the new edifice was
filed in every part. Revs. Dts. Bel
lows and Crooks, of New York, ad-
dressed the assembly after MIR. Byrant
had presented the building to the citi-
zens with an interesting speech. Sing.
ing was given by several members OF the
New York Quartet Club. II. w. East
man presided, and the people of Roslyn
expressed their gratitude through w.
D. Wilson, who on their behalf, accept
ed the trust. The building is imposing
and spacious. 1t Is situated In the CEN
ter. Of the beautiful village OF Roslyn,
and has a seating capacity for $50 per-
sons. The reading-room and other
rooms are arranged admirably, and the
entire structure ,is an attractive orna-
ment to the village 4.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
INNATI, MONDAY. JUNE 7, 1875.
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.

PARIS, June THE prize Of Paris was
won easily by Salvador, with Rougat
second and Perplexe third. None Of the
English -Claremont, Camballo or
Seymour-were anywhere near at the
finish.
Charles De Remusat, the eminent
author and politician, is dead.
The Committee OF the Assembly has
decided that the election to the Assem-
bly, Of N. Burgoing, Bonapartist, in the
Department OF the Nievre, is invalid.
LONDON, June THE Corporation Of
London has resolved to invite the Mayor
OF New York to the International mu-
nicipal banquet next month.
representatives of the Liverpool
Transatlantic Steamship Companies
have come to an agreement in regard to
rates of freights and passage fares.
MADRID, June 7.-General Jovellar,
formerly Captain-G General of Cuba, Is ap-
pointed to the command of the Army Of
the Center.
Rumors ofthe coming marriage Of King
Alfonso with the German Princess, and
Countess Girgenti with Bavarian
Prince, are unfounded.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
Gold BIZ the Mile.

SIOUX CITY, June 7.-Winget & Chap
mans pony express brought in to-day
some Of the finest specimens of gold
quartz ever seen in this country. The
pieces OF rock found contain one-eighth
to one-half gold. Miners here from Colo
RADIO and California say they never saw
specimens OF equal value In that coun-
try. The quartz was obtained from a
party OF five who had been in the hills
since March last, but were obliged to
come out as the Indians became so trou-
blesome, and their party was SO small
that they could not safely remain. They
say there are miles of ledge like the spe-
cilnens they brought.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07

A mine of liquid sulphur is now being
worked near Palermo, Sicily-that is,
the sulphur is being removed as it
runs from the assures in the rock, at the
rate of some forty of fifty tons day.
The sulphur proceeds from mine In the
interior OF the mountain, which interior
Is in molten state. The laborers, 1t ap-
pears, are often obliged to stop up the
tissures from which the molten sulphur
runs, so as to give it time to cool sutii-
Gently to be removed, alter which the ts.
sures are again unstopped. 1t seems
that on recent occasion, on unstop.
ping one Of these assures, no sulphur
was found, and the idea entered the
heads OF. the workmen 10 reopen the hole
by blasting. They succeeding In re-es.
tablishing communication with the
interior, but the pressure had become so
strong during the obstruction that the
expansion OF the gas produced a terrible
explosion, involving serious loss of
life.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
Losses bN Fire.
SPRINGFIELD CATCHES 1T AGAIN


SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June TAT ten
minutes past four sunday morning an
alarm was sounded which instantly
brought out all the fire department. 1t
was soon learned that the flames were
bursting from the southeast corner OF
the Hooker school-house, corner Main
and Franklin streets. In less than five
minutes after the alarm was given, three
engines were on the ground and a stream
was being thrown upon the burning
building. The flames spread rapidly
from the southeast corner and In spite
of the efforts Of the firemen, arose to the
cornice and spread to the roof.
/ 1t soon became evident that the build
ing could not be saved. The fire burned
through the floors, and within twenty
minutes from the first alarm 1t had
reached the lower floors. Efforts were
made to save the valuable pianos, but
the flames progressed so rapidly that 1t
was impossible, and they were destroyed
with all the furniture in the building, In
half an hour from the time the alarm was
given. The building was 80 high that
It was almost impossible to get q stream
upon 1t. Two powerful streams were,
however, brought to bear upon the
flames. There had been no fire In the
building for some time, and the fire was
at first attributed to incendiarism, but
Alderman Brigham and others, who
have investigated the matter, suggest
the theory Of spontaneous combustion
possible In the library on the upper floor.
Total loss is $7O,50O. No insurance.
FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS.
KINGSTON, N. Y, June 7.-Fires are
still raging in the Shawagunk Mount
aims, having burned the entire length,
from Homewac to Lake Mohunk, dis
tance ofabout twenty miles. Thousands
of dollars worth OF timber and bark
have been destroyed and people are
forced to turn out day and night to fight
1t away from the dwellings.
OTHER CONGREGATIONS.
HULL, ONT, June 7.-Gillman's steam
saw-milI, one Of the largest on the CONT
nent, burned Sunday morning. Loss
over 100000 insured for less than half
thrown out of employment.
NEW YORK, June IA fire broke out
last night in the four-story brown stone
unoccupied house, No. 81 West 13Oth
street, owned by r. H. Hustled. The
house was furnished, and the damage is
estimated at $4,000. The origin OF the
fire is not known.
HAMILTON, ONT, June IAN inoen-
diary fire on Sunday morning destroyed
Hilps cabinet factory, Herald Brothers
piano factory, NortRs tin shop, two
storehouses connected with Copp's
foundry, two dwelling houses, large
quantity OF lumber and molding frames,
and several small sheds. Loss, about
$4,000.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07

A young and pretty actress, now play
ing In Baltimore, made startling ex-
pertinent few weeks ago. She was de-
but she thought she would try the effect
first ON her brother. Accordingly she
persuaded that trusting schoolboy to Of
fer up his locks as sacrifice on the al
tar OF feminine vanity. At latest ac-
counts his hair was an awful and unnat-
ural red, and Its growing lengths pre-
sented q combination OF brown and
vermilion dreadful to witness. He went
out to play marbles. the other day, was
persecuted by his fellows, and came
home in tears. His mother-an actress
Of frenown-was highly indignant. "You
may do what you will YOURSELF" she
said tragically to her daughter, ''but you
shall not mutilate my boy,1
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
Ne,vs from, Au Directions.

OMAHA, June 7.-Application has been
made by the Attorney of the U. p. r. r.
to Judge Miller, of the U. 8. Supreme
Court, holding Circuit Court, for an in
junction restraining Douglas county from
collecting tax on the Missouri river
bridge separate from the railroad. Judge
Miller granted the injunction. 1t IL said
that the great question will have to be
decided hereafter.
DAVENPORT, Ia, June 1.-THE consol-
idation will soon be completed Of the
Iowa, Minnesota and North Pacific rail
road, and the Jasper County Coal and
Railway Co., of which II. II. Griggs, OF
this city, is President. The plans In
clude the immediate building Of the
Monroe and Newton Division OF the
North and South road in Jasper county,
upon stock being taken by the people to
the amount of $4,000. A large amount
OF work has already been done, and it Is
proposed to complete and operate the
road as soon as possible. 1t will tap
some OF the richest coal country In the
State, and will be feeder to the CHI
cago, Rock Island and Pacific at New
| ton.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 7.-As a
farmer named Morris and hired man
| were going nome from Les CygneS (,
Kansas, Saturday night, during the
thunder storm, lightning struck Morris,
killing him instantly. The hired man
was rendered insensible, and both the
horses which Morris was driving were
also killed. The storms have done con-
siderable damage in this vicinity lately
In the way of killing stock.
TRENTON, N. j., June 7.-About one
O'clock this morning, while Police Off
Ger Rhodes, of the Sixth Ward, was at
tempting to arrest James Keenan, TOR
disorderly conduct, Keenan, drew a pis-
tol and shot the officer In the groin, in
1icting fatal wound. Physicians have
been unable to extract the ball. Keenan,
was arrested and locked up for examina-
ton.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, June IA young
man named Frank Knapp, in the en-
ploy Of lightning-rod company, was
found dying Saturday in the barn Of the
American Hotel. He had fallen during
the night through hatohway and frac-
tured his skull. His body was sent to
his home In Geneva, o.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
IRON on Hand.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE Reading
Times says: "Between thirteen and
fifteen thousand tons OF first-class pig
iron are now held in store at this place
and Of aggregate QUOT about 100000.
The from has been obtained from fur
naces at Lehigh Valley and Concord,
and most of it 10 held as collateral for
money advanced by foreign capitalists.
ties ana a considerable portion by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. 1t will be held
until an advance is made In the price
of iron, when 1T will be thrown upon the
market.''- :. {. M
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07

There is' telegrapher's palsy. The
operators kept very busy find that after
some years they are unable to signal
certain signs distinctlye They change
their fingers and get rid Of the trouble
for time; but these fingers fail, and, IL
the labor is persisted in, the whole arm
gives out and the brain becomes al
footed.
A crusty bachelors objection to ladies
with beautiful teeth is that nine out OF
ten Qf thQm would lepgh eta funeral.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07

Franklin, North Carolina, has a plucky
girl. While walking through path
from Perry's Church she saw q large
black snake coming toward her. 1t very
naturally frightened her, and she ran
with all her speed (she was only about
eighteen years Of age), and the snake
right after her. Very soon she came to
a small creek that crossed her path, and,
cousin "Sally Di1lard" like, she prepared
to cross; but the snake caught her just
as 3 she b reached q tae he bank Of the creek, and
leg in manner too tight for comfort.
She seized the reptile by the throat with
one hand, and with the other drew her
knife from her pocket, which she opened
with her teeth, and cut off his snake.
ships head.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07

Everybody seems to have taken holi-
day this season and has gone, or is going,
10 Europe. Perhaps, however, there are
j few hard-worked newspaper men who
will not get any farther than the sea-
phore, where they must content them
belyes with taking OF their shoes aud
stockings and wading In the wet sand
while their brains are busy with dreams
pi Paris, Switzerland and the Rhine.
+ They make gloves In California that
4 hsivs all others out Of the Oregon market.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07
Oapt,srsd-Pioneers'. Ptonso, eto.. eto.

Cdptured-Pioneers,,P Ptonio, etc., eto.
special to the Star.
CoLuMBUs, o., June 1.-THE prisoner
who escaped from the ;PeDitentiary
Saturday evening was captured In Della.
ware yesterday afternoon.
There was large crowd in attendance
at the picnic given at the fair grounds,
Saturday, by the Franklin county Pho
neers. Governor Allen was present and
delivered an address.
The State Sunday-school Convention,
to be held at Newark next Tuesday,
promises to be well attended.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07

The Akron (O.) Fire Department had
it's ninth annual parade yesterday. Fire
companies and bands Of music were
present froE Massillon, Youngstown and
Ravenna, Ohio, and jamestown, New
York. The decoration of business houses
and residences on the line or march was
|profuse, and many were very haaniifnl