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TUE DIAMOND HuAUhAIic CURE.

tbs medicine is prepared by careful, expeI.-
eueed and eonscent Gus physician. in obedience u
the trade and among the people. Every bottle Is
warranted 10 contain the ull strength OF the medi-
cine in It's hi chest state Of purity and develope
ment and t. superior 10 any medicine every CON
pounded cor this terrible C mplant.
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses SUM
Ia he most chronic cases II is TO give way ny
The use OF &c II or five bottles. BY this efficient ana
simplo remedy, hundreds OF dollars are saved 70
those who can least afford 10 throw II away, as sure
lv tits BY the purchase Of useless prescriptions
rfs madeleine Is for saleat all Druggists through
ont the United States and Canada. II 1t happens
that your Druggist has not got 1t in stock. ask him
n send for il TO Any Of the wholesale druggists IN
Boston. Concord, N. II, Worcester Providence
Portland, Bangor, aud other places.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & co, Burlington. Vt
July l2-deodkwt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
,...I.,tOAp TRAINS.

LEAVE RUa lseTOs, Toing North Cn rne Monday
Vermont r. r., al Az a. m, feeVept I'D , II
nS1nin eo,ns East 1t 7.oO am - 3 and 75S PIN
Pm; soai5 On the Rutland and Burlington X
r. at 10 and lO.l6 a. m and ~ ana s.o9 ia nj IL
Anew AZ md a pm; from the East at 5.ls
A. M md SIS pm; from the South Az ano
e25a. n; 4i6 and lib p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01

CHECKERS. Mr.. Wyllis, the champion
checker player of the world, visits Rutland
next Monday The following crack players
have been invited to meet him there John
McGregor, Essex Junction A. ]. Blan-
chard. Burliu gton, and Col. Dyer Gates. of
Cambridge. The total score of Mr.. Wyllis's
play since the 4th of July. 1874. is as fol-
lows: Willie woD 1914. lost 80, drawn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
Diamond Rheumatic Cure

obtained al No . Hanover Street. Boston The
statements accompany ins the directions. Sc
-easrabie and deterln ned to giy9 il fair trial
1ld So AT the same time being without fsith IL Ia
efNraev followed the directions, and the results
were tnai on using the third bottle was sehsln ~
before using the fourth bottle my pains had passed
awav. and now have occasion TO eriH win JOY
tbat NJ longer have to bear then.
Yours respectfully, ..,,,,, ~,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01

rowk.-Thero is to be "a picnic dance ~
at the Town Hall. Friday evening. The
home band Nil. be in attendance and an
unusually good time i, expected.
There va, theatrical social Al the ye>try
Of the new church. Tuesday evening. These
sociai~ are jolly and profitable
Butter sells hege this week Al IRON - to
- cent
The grand iury for Franklin county had
before them complaint against NJ Brig
ham, WIS, a. representative Of his sister,
Mr. Dewey. received some so 900 from
Hon k Il iloyt. in satisfaction for certain
ALLEGED improper advances made BY hoyt
to Nj Dewey. L few weeks since bat the
grand Jury failed to find the Indictment for
hiackms,l sought.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
EARh ron SALE.

TINE undersigned cieIs for sale the yell-kn WI
1 Faxon farm situated u miles rllIes rpm Mittot
Falls cousstn. Of Is acres acres This farm is vel
vatered and under good state OF cultivation Tha
dwelling house Is In good repair and convenient fol
farming purposes and 10 pleasantly located. Out
huildlnys sufficient for the farm. For further par
ticulars inquire OF ANS hob1nI,
espt lo-wti
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01

Mt. Phelps iss gentleman wsii snd iayoraoiy
Known n THE community, and Cor the past 40 years
has been recognized by our shipping merchants As
one OF the most successful captains sailing from the
port Til. ties; mony is genuine and speaks more
than volumes could express in favor Of the great
merits OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
REPORT FAoM PRACTICAL
CHEMIST AND APOrMECA

cHEutsr AND AP0TuKoARY.
Bo'ros. Jsu. !, 1875.
Dear sir-rhis is to earthly that have sold Ut
retail i5it dozen (ls5l oottles) Of your EosIi
since April lkth 1870, and truly sa taai y nas
given the best satisfaction OF any remedy IL tap
complaints Tor which 1t is recommended that ever
Sold. scarcely cay passes without some OF my
euStppers te,tityfg to its merits themselves or
their friends. am perfectly cognizant OF several
cases OF serofplous tumors being cured by vrGErSE
alone in this vicinity.
Very yssDsaffplly yours,
Al GILMAN, 46s Broad~ay.
To. Il. 4. efsvsrs, Esq.
vEaETINE Is sold by all Druggists.
Sept %, diHln
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10 - a. m.-Norn.ng prayer, I'D sermon br the
Rev. n. =. Putnam.
90 p. m.-Evenins payer, AL sermon by III H.
+. A. Wsdlelgh.
30 D. m.-Pr4yer. and sermon by the Re-. a. IL.
Bailey, d. d.
By request It Is stated that .feo enteEta mn snt
will be provided both for Clergy and lay dele
gates. and sll are cordially invited . attend.
BY order Of the Dean.
ST llblns y. 7. PUTNAM,
ST. Matthew Day. SecfetiFy'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01

CGxTocATIoN OF ErELlNcroN
The annual nesting Will be held D. W
in Christ church, Eao-bargh. On Tuesday
Wednesday ahl Thursday, the 18th. esil.
and 3O;h days Of September First service,
Tuesday evening, at O'Clock. with sermon
hv the Roy f Il. Atwiu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01

iO3Oa.m Morning srayeT, hos ea m1uLion a-d
sermon by the Rev J. lsham Biz.
roo p. m.-Even.az prayer, and sermon iy Tie
Kew. {. Insles Chspin.
s3'p. m-Bus ness meeting OF CCryocl'i'n-
200 D. rl.-Pslyer and addresses hy several o. ile
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01

At about 1890, the procession ioiineU III
der the direction of Chief Marshal Greenleat'
and marched in the following order
-, Comet Rand. Of winooskl, Geo. d. Sher-
SHe' -'' man leader, nineteen pieces. RI,
n ~ Chief Engineer OF Winoosk tire
~ oon,-tment. H. II. Story, Second Assistant ol
the Plsttsturgh Fire Depat1tlne.n., F 81 -
white Oh ef Engineer burlington f.ie
nsr,rtment, and +. T. Lucss, First
Assistant Burlington IRE
rho p DiiiIsre- Frank LeCair, II. !.
uo,trn Or L. F. Burdick, ana thatles D'"eA'
in carriages. D.
vin,osd Steamer Company. foremlh' = L. i'e'
nolcs twenty-five men. 49,.
,v,sb;r,..,r Fn0ine Company No. /, OF ST Alnans'
Foreman. James a. LonseWsy' twenty
seven men
Plattshurgh Drum Corps, i've men,
Relief Hose Company, OF f4"''so"'- ''
West Chazy Comet Band, George X. Choate' ieauer'
fourteen men.
D.. Hasa Cotnpany. Of Plattsburgh, forty men
Ve-renpes Cornet Band. twenty three men.
Stevens Hose Company. OF Fersenne7' '"eH''
a-..,o Hose az this city, and Volunteer
Hose, o: Nersennes- - q
s.a- uose COMPANY. OF this city, Foreman L. l.
Grant twenty three men u
barnes Hose. Of this city, Foreman JoHh IL
Waters. twen'y-two men; ,,.....,
Rough and Ready Hook ana LADDER N W. nine
teen nltu
Clipper Hose Company, Of this city, Foreman JONI
Murdock twenty -one men
D. Inc Con,nany. OF this city, Foreman John
v. Wardlow. twenty-seven men, 4
Howard Hose Company, Of this city Foreman Il u
Willard. twenty two men. .
l. AZ S,.,o, U,se COMPANY, o. this city. eighteen
uu-..,..o nose Company. Of winooski, Captain
George Laiountlin' twenty lA4s'
TIE LINE or MARCH
was from Allen street. to railroad crossing
through Spring to Main, down Main to Ma
pie. through Maple to Weaver down " cav
er to Allen, through Alien to Main, down
Main to Stevens HOUSE, where the companies
were dismissed for dinner
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~ y u RAN CE dUEN VI
SUCCESSORS TO $. { Il. s. WIRES.
Capital Represented, sI5O, 100000.
Eve desire to call the attenti' the public to
the list OF Companies represent rs as SHOWN
below 1t will be observed that represent the
OLDEST STRONGEST and MOST PO..i 81 Fire lnsur-
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as the Importance and necessity " obtaining Poi-
cies In this class Of Companies AS been clearly
shown during the past Few ye. we trust that
business mea will avail themselv'- Z the superior
facilities We offer, and place the business IN our
Offices.
Manufacturers and merchants. wholesale and
retail. place their entire iaSnTrTee, Through vs.
and teke nothing but IRE issiirs American aad
ENGLISH Companies.
We are the only authorized Agei' for this vicni-
ity Of tho following wel-knOwn act popular LIE,
FIRE snd ACcInESr Insurance Con. anies;
INITIAL LIFE ms. &C., NEW YORA.
Cash Assets.....--........... $4,000. 900
2TNi ms. CO., HARTFORD, Ct.
cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO, 800, 900
G9hs ms. co. y. y.
Cash Asssts. $4,000, 900
HAgTFOED FIRE ms. co. RiaTPOID, Ct,
Cash ts---...-...-...-.-.....--- S3,OOO,OOO
PHGNI ms. CO., HARTFORD, CT,
I-eL Astc-e- - sOoo.OoO
QUEEN ms, co., ES6iASB,
Cash Assets, sold. 10000 900
North BaIfisH AND NERO ASIILs ms. CO.,
Casa Assets, gold. ....-............sa7.O 900, 900
CONTINENTAL ms. CO., n. T..
Cash Assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, 0Oo,ooo
SPRINGFIELD T. 4 N. ms. CO., N.Y..
Cash Assets.-...........-..--.-. 900
.TilS ms. CO., HiRTt0ED,
Cash Assets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sJoo,ooo
LAMAR ms. CO., v, u,
Cash Assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so"v,"o"
MISSISSIPPI ViLtgi ms. TO-, MEMPHIS.
OAsa As-ets..............--.... 900
PLANTERS ms. CO., MEMPHIS,
Case Assets. 900
MERCHANTS ms. CO., Providence,
Cash Assets. 900
HUMBOLDT ms. CO., y. J..
CASH Assets. .-......-.. 900
oluBs i,S. CO., CHICAGO,
Cash Assets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
MINIATURES ms, CO., NEWARK,
Cash Assets.....--s....-----..- --..-..s3oo, 900
HARTFORD ACCIDENT ms. CO.,
Cash Assets..-..--.......---- .S3o0, 900
| This is the an.s Caz.l-ay i.s URf'd States
devoted eIclas snly 60 Ac3 dent Insurance issuing
ho.h i--g lad 84cgl tarl policies and Us managers
have had an experience in the business extendn +,
the entire history %. accident insurance IN the
United States.
~ EVERY ONE SHOULD DE- INSURED AGAINST
No Fees io- Policies or Surveys.
Orders hy mail or telegraph promptly attended To-
AL policies are issued at III office and pay all
losses here n current funds or gold when desired
6RlsWULp q EKlSSELI, Agents..
Dec 5-d&W4 Burlington, Vt.
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n,-...,, r,,cmeu,s Master.
nav AND FINE PARADE-FoUaTkhN 'oA
p.Nrrs on THE GROUND.


FINE DAY AND FINE PARADk-fooHiAA
PAsIEs on THE GROUND.
The annual parade of the fire Depa-
ment and tournament of hose compan.e ;,
,nads biz day for our sister CITY
winooski Friday. The weather was very
fine 3 coodly number of hose companie7
f-on plattsburgh, ST. Adams, Nergennes'
and Burlington, were in attendance Desiaes :
81. Winooski companies, and there was %
course. large crowd of spectators 10 VII
ness the parade and the contest
/ wipo,ski has not the facilities tor ouiS'
inc into bunting" as protusely as SUM
larger places, where parades and music,
a,d GALA DAYS are more frequent anu
the chief public decoration was iars'
American flag. suspended from Iino ~
80, Winooski Block and Bakers Bioek'
!, bore the motto Welcome firemeh-
Several of the stores were adorned win
mall flags. Many Of the Winooski peopi'
also recognized the occasion by setting ou''
:, front of their stores and houses, 'aoie'
- boards laden with peaches, peanuts
c.tes and candy. Some Of these extempo
rized reireshment stands did not seem 10 Ut
very large business, and it is doubtful
the proprietors made independent fortune
q. this time.
Ate45 the Plattsburgh and Vergenne
companies arrived by train They were re
ceived at the depot BY the "inooski I II
Department, and escorted up street IN W, TN
,oIlowing order Sherman Band, OF WI
nooski Winooski Steamer Company
West ebay Band Rescue Hose. of Platis
burr h Barnes Hose, of this city Rene
rs of Plattsburgh Vergennes Corne
Band Stevens Hose, of Vergennes W. y
c;-sene Hose. Of this city, and Volunteer
Hose. of Yergennes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

An elegant combination OF the true Jamaica Ginger
With the choicest Anomalies 1t Is beyond all com
parison the most healthy, inyigo.aung tonic and
stimulsnt before the bubble 1t is earnestly recon-
rpended q the weak and nervous, to those recover
az fro.l facilitating diseases. and 10 the agei TO
whom il implris warmth and visor. IL Is ih'aIua-
HE 10 the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
Nru advertisements.
S4NFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER,

Th; elegant prepa.On !. chn rE. a9e
matics and Genuine French Brandy, and is Vastly
superior 10 every Extract or Essence OF Ginger be
fore the public, all OF which are prepared Win
alcnhnl by the old pr, cess.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
INTEMPERATE

In assisting them to overcome a morbid appetite
!or ntoxcants. Taken by one OF confirmed haolt II
mi aliav thirst generate a healthy TOW Of the
astric Iices thereby furnishing the proper solvent
In ioct, and permlt, by taking the place OF iato i
cants and assist. b. It's rGncvatiG- ae'ion on .he
svstera the compile restoration 81 tho appetite
health and strength.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
REsT0RATsvE sTIMULANT

Free from serious objections, set palatalle, even
inviting to the sensitive palate which Will create
sistant 10 i-stion as well perform the unct ons
OF siimulant. Srch we confidently he:ieye Is to
4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13
A Vicious Deg Attacks . Woman.

Mr.. EDITOR: large New Foundland
dog attacked - lady walking quietly
along in the street this evening without
any pfovocation and would probably have
torn her to pieces if it had net been for
the kind interference of outsiders, and
particularly OF Glenn Berry, who tore the
Infatuated beast from the person of the
woman. The seeming proprietor sp-
pearsd 10 view the action OF the dog Wit h
perfect nonchalanrc and even satisfac-
ton. Dogs of this i"irrS nature are not
to he tolerated amongst US and should be
shot down, because if they should attack
an innocs mt little child they would tear
it into pieces before any assistance could
be rendered. SSARLErow.
Carson, Nov. l2, 1875.
Wepriut this communication as it comes
to US 1t is from reliable party and
DOUBTLESS states the truth. We quite
agree with our correspondent that all
such dogs should be PIT to-death, forth
with. We would suggest. however. that
a wicked little child might get quite as
fatally bitten by vicious dog "a the
most innocent and blaneless girl or boy.
Dogs have quite a. much OF an appetite
for the sinful rs the pure-in- heart 49,
which shows how depraved they are.
Seriously, there are ten times IA many
dogs here as can be found useful and
the multitude of dogs that are big
enough to eat up sn ordinary man or
woman i. perfectly astonishing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13
Yhs Relief COsmmfttee's Promo aade
Concert,

Nessrs. Cummings and Bryant OF the
Relief Committee called at our Office
last evening to inform us that the pre-.
posed Promenade Concert would take
place Mt the New Theater Hall on the
evening OF Monday the END inst. They
further informed US that it Was found
impossible for the singers living away
from here to be present at any earlier
date than the time indicated. All right,
suit yourselves, ladies and gentlemen,
only be ready when the time comes.
Will have more to say or this sabjec,
tomorrow
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13
A Partisan Meai.te at Mrs. Brooks.

1t is our pleasing duty to announce
that Madame Hoffman, nHe Pdrisi.n'',
late OF San Francisco---a thorough, fash
ionabls French dressmaker Of the most
accomplished school and the most PFC
nounced taste, has arrived in Carson,
and is even now under engagement TO
our energetic and entsrprisin. friend.
Mrs. Anna :. Brooks, who. from this
time forward, will give her attention not
only to the department Of ar. in which
she 10 without peer. namely. that of
millinery, but to that Of dressmakipg a.
we'll We congratulate onr lady friends
upon this unprecedented opportunity O:
avsiling themselves of . first class dress-
maker and fashionable litter. fresh from
the mstchless tntelsge Of the French
METROPOLIS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13

Not to be forgotten or ignored is the
matinee at thu Carson Theatre thi. sttsr-
noon. Rip Van Wrinkle : the play.
Lots of Amusement and wholesome le I.
son. for the little folk. Remembe that
school children in classes are only
charged % cents each The manage
ment have kindly put the Orphans
Home on the free Int. At . O'Clock.
No reserved seats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13
HOTEL ARRIVAL.
Mr.. Jehn Jacks Benefit.

Carson has never known more ie
serving actor than Mr.. John Jack, tn.
efficient head Of the dramatic company
whose series Of brilliant performances al
or theater ends to-nieht. That gentle
man has benefit this evening. He well
merits an overlooking house. The play
chosen for the occasion is AuSustin DAILY 4
sensation Of Under the Gaslight 1"
This 10 one OF tho most thrilling Of ths
thrilling school Of dramatic conceptions,
replete with startling sensations and
glowing with brilliant and intense scenic
effects. The cast, which is very strong
one, presents Mr.. Jack as Smokey
. character which in his hands will
doubtless be of the strongest and most
effective description. Mr.. Ashton plays
Byks, Mr.. Mestayer is cast for Bay Traf-
fond. Mr.. Logan Paul for Bsrmudas,
Little Dorris plays Peanuts, Miss Annie
Firmin assumes the part OF Laura Court
land. Pearl CORTLAND will be person,
ated by Miss hate Firnin, and Miss
Belle Douglas will appear before US in
the character Of Old Judas. We insist
that our show going friends shall give
Mr.. Jack = substantial benefit.
WERE WE ADDICTED TO the pernicious
practice OF cigar sm oking (which. thanks
to an anti-picotinic Providence We ara
mott, We do not know what less than
chronic and acute attack of impecunios-
ity could keep us from purchasing of
Charley Friend one of those chaste. ar
tistical and lovely mesrschaum cigar
holders. They are all beautiful, but ono
in particular is absolutely charming. 1t
represents Vents just after rising from
the sea (foam) and Cupid wresthing
fsstoons Of love-knots for the encircle-
ment Of her hair. The ailsgory 10 de- |
lightful one : it means thst the goddess
of beauty smiles upon the products and
handiwork Of the foam Of the sea (meer-
schaum). and that the god of love does |
not withhold his presence and approval
from tho demonstrating Havana. 1t |!
will be observed that maugre OR own |
to. or rather, disinthrsl- |
ment from. the use Of the fragrant weed.
We do not, in prigeish mood, asperse
that comfort-bringing narcotic, but, in
stead, render unto its adjuncts aud con-
veniences and the arts invoked to its |
and bshoof, 9 willing, yea,
an almost enthusiastic and quite volun- |
tary acknowledgment Of appreciation. |!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13
Ma. WILLIAM PR.scorT of the asssy

Ma. WILLIAM PRsscorT of the asssy.
srs' department Of the Mint was taken
aaits seriously i'll while at lis breakfast
at Hunts Restaurant Yesterday morn
ing. He made known his illness to Nr.
Hunt who procured the assistance Of the
railway bus and had him taken to his
lodgings at the Muller House. Some.
time since Mr.. Prescott had one OF his
feet badly hurt by the falling upon it of
. heavy ingot OF silver, aud il was from
recurring pain in this injured foot that
! be experienced this sick turn. We made
| inquiry as to his condition last evening
aud learned that he was more comforta-
BILE than during the earlier part of the
day, but still in considerable pain. We
make this statement 20 correct false
impression that has gone abroad that
Mr.. Prescott's illness was of another
and more serious nature. We hope to
see him on the street sgsin very soon as
good as new.
As heretofore stated in these column.
the agents Of the companies by whom
the Carson Chemical Companys works
were insured agreed upon the sum Of
S2i 500 as the amount they would pay
in satisfaction of their policies. Under
the dispensation which doth hedge an
insurance company. they have two
months time in which to make thus pay
ment ; or, if cash down, then , per cent
of. OF course the Acid Company will
make other arrangements than to wait
or submit TO this heavy discount.
TEE HEARING of counsel for the Cor
poration in the Town Government case,
in the Supreme Court, is set for Monday
next, the 18th inst. We suppose that
General Clarke. at whose instance the
hearing was postponed, will have re-
turned from attending the Esmeralda |
District Court by that time. Doubtless !
Mr.. Ellis is prepared to maintain his
side Of tho case with an elaborate and |
exhaustive argument.
HgSr's KING STREET RESULTANT
While Mr.. Hunt was busily adjusting his
sign-lamp. yesterday afternoon, We in
terviewed him long enough to find ont
from his owR modest statement, that he
was in daily receipt Of oysters in the
shell, aud that the same could be had at
all hours and in every style by making
on his larder. 1t il well to
Try him.
Mr.. ?. HULCAHY has returned from
IN expedition to Austin, whittier he
vent in company with that great e,.
olorer Of territorial mysteries, Mr.
Christopher Columbus Powning, to
initiate the Austinians into the secrets
II the knights Of Pythias. He is well
ONE 10 Elsinore.
A INV STOCK OF MILLINEEY.-Miss
dcCarrick & Co. have opened very
hoice stock OF millinery goods in the
uilding next adjoining the dry goods
nd furnishing house Of The Olcovich
Attention il directed TO their
peciai notice elsewhere presented.
The TOWERING SUGAR-PIEE OF LAKE
ALLEY, Hon. Jim Small, was in the
Ity yesterday. He reports the butter
nix bonanza in its customary condition
I peace and plenty.
SHORT HANDED.-The meagsr appear.
nee Of our editorial page is due to the
.ct that We were grievously short hand
yesterday.
UKcALLED-FoR TELEoIAn.-Tbere 10 Q
legram at the office OF the Atlantic and
acific Company for Los Gonzales. j.,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13
Latest styles LA Hilliaery ssoSas
Dress Eskiu-. etc.

Mr.. c. Cunningham Of the Cerbett Blssk
Whose opening 81 Iall goods last vs,k ~ns "
largely attenicd y. the ladies ~ carson. and
who's stock a boal,ts, Artificial towers, ,'r ,
il 80 boGntifal. Is constantly in the -~n. iIt q.
new INVOICES " all sorts ~ things IN N. latest
patterns OF hats, etc. etc. Alpo her facilities
for fRshinnabl" 2resl Il. ing are unrauallea ia
kevada a. her re: reIutstlpa for .i-g.it ntr
nd stylish Thinning f1liy sttss,.
THE FASonlrc.--TAe HEnk Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsny streets - hetsming
the fAvort- resort OF this city. The rreat
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while The
best Of wines, liquors and cigars are. also, sold
At the bar. A first class Pcdrs Came for the
Amusement of guests, Ia cold lEnch az all hours
aud hearty good cher for all .r- it's r.comiu.n.
dations to public favor. K. l.. Brown is the
proprietor.
:. J. WHITE. N. o., Physician .nd Surgeon,
Is once more at his old quarters over Posters
Drug Store, Carson Street, opposite tbs Capitol.