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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

a.- Wenn aniere 2efer 8ueifeI baben foas
ten, 70 bitten mir biefelben, tlar bic 8eu8niiie
iibsr bic Mebi3in pon Dr. Au8af 26s
ni8's Sambas8er 9ropfsn in unferens
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bat, last fi6 ni1t Iei6t bnr9 bic Annorce
biIliQer We0isinen beS9minbeIn. i3 buuW
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09
q gpIambns GRarftberid,t.
0aderilele geindt.

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ensEifGe unb antsrifanif6e Grsbs unb Cafe 86ferei
nnb bas e6te Singer Bier ittb 8reeetn erin6lt4 ia
MAIDEN eerifebt ftt grbeit 1T eer Gtabt tDeI6e Gum
tpfs it, no mod teia 8dfer lit unb bte Staet uneefdbr
S. 81. g.,
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

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DtttBbHFa 6. Nfars 1870.
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BnlIen 4-5 Go. s55ats8
Gaugfdlber 53-64 Gts;
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sabwstae - sa--sa Cts ser 30. tn s,lstasa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

IT, Inter ber giense ber riua!iItrenben SeiIfntts
tel, pel6s bsiitsutGgs entpfobEen nnb ansswanbt
mssbsn, fstsa bie Samburser Sautiliems
Rebistnen oes Or. Masaft 96niS ibren
Bes fort aab ben, ibaen DorseRedten boBen 8ieIe,
bts SstIunS ber IstbetOen Renf6bsit. 70
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09
3riefiae 30. 10.

4 8oom66ilfer, N. Z Mebrins, Neter
2 Deif6er, q. o.. m s @user, antpn
8 Dautermann, Nnta Ts. Rein, @eter Ebpmos
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man Bios bte Nnrmer Der 2iffe unb bic 9umner be8
8ttefes dn5u9etsr.
s. ae. gomIp,
g1Iumtms, 4. aears 1876. gptmejftsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

loden tbetlS ote GDtere berbeL t9ells oers
ideuden fie bieleIben. Ser 9anf unb BET
Rnoblau6 seboren in bieie Iettere 8ateSorie,
wesbaIb man bieleIben suobl inieftenpertreis
benbe YIanssm ,ennen fann. Sett man als
10 in Elm @emIIebeet ober lan9s eines Nebs
aeIanbes wie elmer Spalierpilan5uns iolde
BHan,en, 10 bepabrt man bic Driidte bnr6
Die gertreibuns Der Snieften. So. .entfernt
man bic 8aupen, uenn man bic uno oa eine
Sanfitaube auf benz Roblfelb 3iebt. Die
Blattlaus iou BON ben Mpfelbaumea pers
ibpinben, ,uenn man Rapu3inerfre1e an ben
Stammen emporranfen IaBt; Gomatospfans
aen baIten bic Wespen fern pon gBeinfod
unb ben Gurfenfdfer pon @urfen, Wielcnen
Il. (. 10. Mu9 iou bic Blattlaus fieben uo-
8wiebeIn, Rnoblau9 unb Yorro.
Ser ,oIIe ,8iIIem" auf Der BeIt'
ousfteIIung. - Gin 8erliner 8latt mel'
bet: ,Sm Nuftrase Der Deutfden in YbiIa.
beIpbia bat ST. Satan, ber 8eitber bes Yas
nopticunas in Der Pai7ase in Berlin, cine les
benssroBe @tatue bes &aiiers tn gBa9s fit
bic @eItausHelung anferti8en lafien, meIdt
aeaenwartia in feinem Bilbbaueratelier aus'
seheut iif. 9ie Deuti9en uolIen ben Gme'
rifanern Elm san3 natnr8etreues 4bbilo Dot
ser 5eIbenseEtalt bes bentf6en 9aiiers seben
unb sur Masflbruns bieier Iufsabe eisnet'
fitb nobI ONT beiten ber sei6idte Wa9sbilb
rer gaftau. Ser Gaiier erfdeint In pole,
garabeuniforu,, bic 8ruf uoa Orben, b;
ale ,att" iinb, auf benz Saapte ben 9eIn
nit rpaIIenbem Seberbuid. Ser bobe Ser
fabt nit ber 2e6ten in bic Sdarpe, pabrenl
bic 2inte nit benz 6anb1dub berabbanst
Die @robe ftiumt senau NIT Der natarIiae,
gr0se bes Raiiers. Der MaHenrod unb bi
BeinfIeiber iinb BON benz Sofi6neiber Sr
Naiefat, Srn. Berger, sefertist; ebenfo fin
bic StiefeIn unb bic 6anbi6ube Don ben be
treffenben 6ofIieferanten in berfelben Nual'
tat, ruie iie Der 3aiier ju trasen pflegt selie
fert por6en. Oie Statue 3eidnet it9 enre
erose portratdbnIi6feit aus. Ser 8aiis
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09

"A Setratbss2icenien wurben TN Monat
6ebruar pon ber bieitsen qrobatsGonrt aasseffeIt.
Dtes H nit bret gtusnabnten, bic tletnfte 3abI I'M
monat Ssbrnar ipdbrsnb Der Iesten sebn Subre.
Der Mars piro ruabrf6einIidb bafiir aufnta9en.
GIN erfen aprtI, ben, aIIsen.etnsn 3tebtase, rebs
iitsn ia In Der eseI Oie eaen SapsbaItanges tbrers
Wnfnnn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-09


riu,e: g1eu entbedte Nebicamente mub mon
nebmen, 10 Ianse ite nod beiIen, f9eint anf
SaIiepI teine Gnuenbun8 gu finoen.
gllrnberg. - Ser felt l Sabr in ber
gttienbrouerei babier bebienifete, 90 Sabre
aIte grausebilfe Serrmann SafObi pon Setts
ffaot bel Sale, n1o9te am 5. f5ebruar a,if cine
tuabtbaft sraultse @eiie ieinets 2eben eir
gn6e, inbent er, bic momentone AbweSenbeit
bes fosenannten 9fannenfnedtes benitenb,
In ben nit iie6en6em Bier seflQten 8raufefs
IeI fprons. Die Sorse in nabiter 3eit feis
ner MiIitarpfli9t senisen 80 niii1en, iou TIN
gu benz fur9tbaren Sdritt peranIabt baben.
Die Mttieabrauerei erIeiSet burd ben rlnfan
einen S9aben pen 1900 Wtart, irbens bieIeIbe
ben gan3en SnbaIt bes Geiiels, ionait etnen
gen3en Sub Bier, TT @esenrpart ber Mta9is
firatssg sgomuiiiion in ben StraBenfanal Ia,ls
fen Iieb. grft mad eiaer 8anj 8rilnbIi6en
8einisans bes 9efeIs rpirb bsrfeIbe pieber
benitt perben.
Bon Der f9mabii den MIb. = Gin
greioniB freubiger Natur 1T INNER fiir bic
roube, feIf9e atIb, bic felt Sabrbunberten
iduer on Wahermansel leibet suenn bic Sell
len pon benz MoIesfab Der uou. 6ottesseiit
besabten 8iHeni6aft sei4Ia9en, benS6ma9'
tenben MaiIerifrDre fpenben. Set Sabren
I6reitet bas beiIiame @erf Der @aTerueriors
oilno, non benz Ia9eerfanbisen Sberbergrotb
gbrsann 8eleiten, pom Staat frdfti9ff bef0rs
bert, rafis fort. alrsIi5 bat ruieoer cine
@ruppe pon IIbb6rfern elm sroBartises 8ai'
Ierpetf srbaIten, 10 boB nun ieber Drt pom
Sauptreieruoir aus iein BafIer in rei9Ii9e,
Wienge empfanst. Sci ber gimpeibunS mur'
ben bic Te9niter am Ginsans Der S0rfer Dor
ben @eifIiden ben blr9erIiden @oae8ier
unb Der S6uliusenb feieslib besriibt unS iu'
beInb riefen ii6's bic 2eute au: Stun iinb nil
pon unieren 8oFsrmanseI erI0R unb b0rfsr
bas 8aGer ni6t mebr spie bisber funSsnpe'
berbeifhbren
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

CIossING SwEEPERs AN HARD TINES
That the present unfortunate CONNER
cial depression affects all classes down
to the lowest was amnsingly illustrated
ut Bow Street Police Court few days
ago, when crossing sweeper named
Ridley was brought up by one of the
myrmidons of the London School Board.
charged with neglecting the education of
his stepson. Ridley is SO far qualified
for bis profession by the possession of u
wooden leg, and he acknowledged tina.
his crossing, in the aristocratic locality
of Portland Place, was worth 40 to so
shillings $50 to $l2) a week during the
season, which is probably within the
truth. He, however, complained of the
dizziness of the times; they were SO hard,
he averred, that people who used to give
him penny did not even look at him
now, to which was superadded the ap-
preaching close of the season, that
was sending his best patrons out of town
Besides" he added. "your worship
look at the weather. Not blessed drop
Of rain to speak of for n month, and the
roads as clean as the pavement" Mr..
Ridley Was considerably treated by the
Magistrate, having the option of paying
one shilling a week and the summons
being adjourned. The admission of Rid
ley as to his receipts was suggestive
Many professional men, even when they
manage to obtain the market rate for
their labor, get very much less than he
receives from an occupation which is
light, healthy and requires little training,
University or otherwise. London Iron.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30
Pleased ALI Round.

The nominations made by the Inter
ritied yesterday have created greaI
satisfaction among al parties here. o.
course the Democracy are exhilerated
with delight. while the Repnbs. moved
by spirit of Centennial amiability, are
equally jubilant. The fact is. the issue
is made SO delightfully."- plain that not the
most ebtuse can fail to understand it.
The Radicals have all .lOng been dc
claring that the success of the Den .
cracy meant the success of the ConfeG
crates. As if to illustrate the truth OF
this assertion, Col. Stone, Major Stone.
hill. Major Foote, Colonel Banner
hasse,t, General Love, Surgeon Major
White. Colonel Ellis and the other Con-
feGerate officers assembled there passed
. resolution which says 1--WE view with
satisfaction and point with pride to the
labors Of the present Federal House of
Representatives. and then, as an
earnest of what they thus set forth, nom-
mate ticket Of Confederate officers and
Confederate sympathisers, to the COM
plete and utter exclusion Of al! Yankees
and all Lincoln birelings. Is it any
wonder that all parties are SO much
pleased with the work of cur Democratic
friends? If they are satisfied why should
not We Of the Republican side be pleased?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30
About eur Deaf, Dumb and Blind.

Last night Rev. S. p. Kelly. State
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
left for Oakland with two deaf mntes in
his charge Their names are Joshua
Willets of O,msby county and William
Mcclure of Humboldt. Mcclure has
been three years at the Asylum there
md Willttis two. Mr.. Kelly informed
US yesterday that he will en2eayor while
there to make arrangements for the adj
mission into the Asylum of n lad named
Shoaf, of Virginia City. The condition
of our deaf. dumb and blind wards is not
a credit to our State. Just as is the case
with our insane, we are obliged to de-
pend upon the suferance of the Cali
fornia authorities or Of private Asylums
there. The Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asvlum AT Oakland is State institution.
L is presided over by Professor Waring
Wilkinson. The deaf. dumb and blind
children of th,s State are admitted there
at the rate of $500 per nnnum. If the
Asylum furnishes clothes, 500 extra Is
charged. The inmates are Taught to
read and write. and are instructed Ill
trades and gardening The authorities
are very loarh 10 admit our applicants
upon any terms. Now it seens to Us
that We ought to do better than this.
Nevada ongbt 10 take care of her own
insane. her uwr deaf and dumb and her
own blind. We bave depended upon
California u7ite too long. These III
fur:unates could be taken care Of here
nth much less expense than in CaIifor-
mIa--the cost OF transportation taken
INTO considera'ion-and they could have
very much more attention bestowed upon
them here than there We hope To See
wise and effective done con
corning these matters by the next L"eis-
laruIe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30
A DESPERATE WONAN'S DEATI

The Reno Journal of Aug % informs
US as follows:
Probably by the time this is read Mrs.
Olivia Miller will be dead. On Sunday
morning, about four o'clock, she jumped
ont of the front window of the District
Attorneys Office in the second story of
the court house, and alighted with q
fearful thud OH the hard ground below,
and received injuries which lead to death
She received q compound fracture Of the
left thigh, and was also hurt internally.
Mrs. Miller is large, heavy woman, of
nearly 200 pounds weight, and our read
ers can easily judge what would be the
natural result of a 2O-foot jump. As
soon as discovered she was conveyed to
the hospital, where DR.. Hogan has been
unremitting in his efforts to save her
life but last evening he informed us that
she was liable to die inside OF two hours,
and certainly could not live twenty-four
hours longer. Our readers have been
informed of Mrs. Miller's movements
since the murder of her husband on the
18th OF July last by George belong; of
her arrest as an accessory and acompIice
of her confinement in the District
room. where all lady prison
ers are kept; of her escape and success
in eluding the officers; of her subsequent
recapture and confinement in her old
quarters, And how in an attempt to
escape a second time she will again
elude the officers here below only to go
to that Judge from which there is no
appeal.
oto. Arc lf;Ilor 1;od loot nj; h.
between 8 and 10 O'Clock. She was un-
conscious to the last, and therefore did
not divulge anything further concerning
ler husbands death. Thus tragically
ends her eventful career.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

As COLD as Pharoah' 3 heart yesterday.
II November had shouldered away the
remaining days of August, crowded Sep
TENDER and October out of the calendar
and resolved itself into January it could
hardly have been more uncomfortable.
CoLoRED HAYES AND WHEELER CLUE.
The regular weekly meeting of the COL
ored Hayes and Wheeler Club will take
place this evening at their rooms
corner of Carson and Seventh streets. A
general invitation is extended.
MINERS Union PrcNIc.-We acknowl.
edge with thanks q complimentary ticket
of admission to the Virginia Miners
Union Picnic which is to be held at
Farmer Treadway's ranch on Saturday
the 9th of next month.
The CIRCCs. transported by 26 cars,
passed here yesterday on its way to vir-
Rinia City. 1t gave great satisfaction to
the Renoites.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30


Meadow Valley i5ls I, zoos
Raymond and Ely :;tl> u.
Eureka Con Hess /.
Phoenix ZOOS See
Jackson 80 1 b5, lbs 1
X X Con l0bS 33.
PrusSian 2bS l
Leopard HOS 10, sos l0i
Panther Ices
Jefferson 73Us
Northern Belle 3ss -. a0s I23!
HuSSey 'a's soc, lois 90 2Jis Soc
Gen Thomas 2lus 25.. lbs ~.
Manhattan ZOOS Ii, 250s l52 5, IS H.
Mansfield 25;se 22l6c
MO6oc Hos "a, lGiS y:
COSO Con ;SyOs :,cc, l0US sc
New CoSO 5us 27-
Golden Chariot As 81 zoe, .tIs 81 lJc
South Chariot ~ $ l5c
iOOrman HOGS Joc
Alpha 211S 81, 2.ss 57li
Hale and NorcrOSs :, llis 315s 125.
California I:-,s ao7s ;J.5s So
Imperial l3:.s 53:. 4.Gs SIS
Con Virginia ~, 573ii, :iSils 80, 2ls IS b., iOs
5734. 10 : IS b., d0S 51Is
Belcher llaas n, 15s ~
Best and Beicher 2l5s 20, zoos so b5
Mexican l5s 3i3II, lV0s ~ los, 540s 34ls, li5s
3i5S
ophir SIS Sos. 2s5s 5al4, eos 5e2z, SIG sos
1905 So,
Yellow Jacket 800 sili, HOS 3i9E, zoos 81:
Crown Point lbs l23,, loss Is
Savage 1865 -, }jaS ~ b5, JOS 30 bio, AS 81
Overman Ices ii, los ISL.
kentuck us lIl@
Caledonia Ii'S 81
Justl.e 75s 2sssi, :255s as75, 7Os ~ bio, Sos ~
Julia :;5S
Excnequer 2os 1875, 1898 I9lz
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

| DROWNED IN TIE CARSON WHILE BATH
ISG.-On Monday afternoon a young
man named Joseph Mitchell. employed
AS u tealns;er for John Creaser, wa.
drowned in the Carson, near Cradle
bsugh's bridge. while battling. He was
accompanied by two boys, sons of Mrs.
Lewis. who lives at the bridge, bur they
were poweriess to help him. Indeed,
be WAS drowned before they knew that
he was in trouble. He started to SWIM
the river and one OF the boys asked hin,
if be could make it, and lie replied be
could They soon after saw him sink
and heard his cries for help, but they
thought he was feigning distress. Mr..
Al. Boies, TO whom We are Indebted for
these particulars, thinks Mitchell was
unmarried. The remains will probably
be buried ut Genoa
MAN Blown TO AToMs.-The Gold
Hill News has the following state
ment of a dreadful accident: a horri-
| BILE accident occurred at the Centen-
NAL mine, situated half way between
the Ward and Occidental mines.
about o'clock this morning. One
man was working in the shaft, which
is only about sixty feet deep, and
another named John Wells was Oh
on top. \ box containing giant pow
der, as is supposed, was handed up
to Wells. 1t is surmised that he
dropped it, as a terrific explosion in
stantly followed. Wells was blown
to pieces, his body being thrown
thirty feet from the shaft. One leg
was found about 1870 feet away, the
other was blown fully 1000 feet.
There was not the semblance of hui
manity left. Wells was about forty
eight years of age and has a daughter
living in Gold Hill. His partner was
slightly injured about the head.
WHAT regiment did you say. Col
onel?" "The Fortieth South Carolina
Infantry, sah," responded the gallant
Blannerhasset. "Allow me to shake /.
your hands with both of my own. nv |
dear Colonel" exclaimed Major Foote, |
and they shuck.
From the tone adopted by the Goa
!e''erates at the convention in Virginia
City yesterday one is led to conclndA
that the numerous line officers there as
sembled forgot that their superior Of
icer is General Amnesty.
The DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM is TOO long
Tor publication in this issue of the
APPEAL. Will take into consideration if
/ be worth while TO reproduce it in to-
paper.
LIEUT.. Gro. NJ. WHEELER, the head
If the ensiI corps whose headquarters
Ire app lated here. arrived in the city
He has quarters at the
0rmsbg House.
Our deluded Southern brethren de-
dared at Virginia City that they we're n,
.oing to be scared by the bloody shirt
is the boiled article that bo.hers EN-
EsTIMABLE as the Democratic State
icket doubtless is, it is not altogether
'riceless. Look at Ellis.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

Frank Price again defeated William
Sutliffe in a swimming match at st.
Louis on Sunday. They swan Is
miles and Price won by minutes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

I. o. o. F.-The corner stone of the
Odd Fellows Building at Reno will be
laid this afternoon, Hon. D. 0. Addison
Of Virginia City delivering the Grafton.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30
Mr.. Schiller is the American Consul

Mr., Schiller is the American Consul
at Constantinople under date of Lon
don Aug. %, he is reported as follows
Schuyler's preliminary report of his
investigation into the ontrages in Bull
gara, addressed to the English Minis
ter at Constantinop!e, fully confirms
the worst that has been told of the
atrocities. Schuyler fonnd that much
of the slaughter was done by regular
Turkish soldiers. He denounces The
report of the Turkish Commissioners
concerning these Outrages as mass Of
falsehood, and declares that sixty-five
villages were burned in these districts,
and fifteen thousand men, women and
children killed.
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MINING STOl REPORT


Ophir 3l5S $50, sos ST.,
Mexican 2o> 81, is0 Si:.s, lAes S37s so, Jos )
bio
Best and ReIcier Cos 1919, HOS 1874, SIS 49,
Gould and Curry 2OS l5ts
California 2'5s J:'iI, SOS aS1s. zoos seTss b
Savage IBIS ~
con Virginia as ssh: COS 55l5@, 96ss $50, 300s
St BIO, rs 81, los .a53s
Cho,lar JAS -
Hale and NorcrosS 2}ps II, his l24i. los - (
lass l9i,. los I2t--. 1865 I2i., ~ II
Crown Point l41s I2l :, lbs lbs, us ~. 56S
III.
Yellow Jacket a7.s 333ii, S9os 81
Kentuck ~, IA: Is, los 49,, a00s III:
Alpha Hos IS. :sl> 81, I5js 81, 5.s II bic.
.i,ts ~ hi
Beicher s.ss 81 !, los ~ :, 49,, lJ6. 81
sierra Nevada Us Ii x, 2luS l't.
Balloon s,iS 81
ENchcquer 2as 10, pos 1874
Overm:tn .os 81, i;Js 7jl :,
Utah las eli,
Justice !b'iS ~, sos 81
SUccor II rs toe
Union Con lsstS H.
Julia los SIS, HOS g. tbs 90, -os ., 7:'s 8 bj
knickerbOcker l5.'s &c. iJas .5c $40
Baltimore t.. s y {, lGas -. l?os ~
Caledonia la',s s. :, ;ti> 81 $50
silver Hill Us l13,, 7ls 10 !, l5JS IL
Challenge 7OS II.
Occidental s 81.
Alta 25s 3
Woodville 10ls rs
Lady Washington lC0s q.
North Con Virginia 5GoS Il:
Prospect HNS d
Maryland tbs 1)c
Trojan los soc. hos l
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THERE is not medical man who denies the
efficacy of sulphur radical remedy in the
larger proportion of skin diseases which prevail
i'll cities; and there is not 4 medical man who
does not indorse GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP as the
best way of applying it. Sold everywhere.
ag23wfS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the compiexiOn; removes freckIcs. tan
an3 sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cauuo. be detected.
my2Ieo,l-Wfs-1y
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRNsBY HoCsE-GEoE6E d. FRYER, PRoPEyEIo
NJ W Wright Mrs Moare
Miss Davis G. N Wheeler
A Goldsmith " S Zeilin
w i Roberts j II Dawley
d Il Hawkins A F Boswell
II White A c Cleveland
ID Perier NJ Mama
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

Lyons KATHAIRON makes beautiful, glossy,
luxuriant hair: prevents its falling ont or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years. Is
charIniuSly perfumea. aud has 10 rival.
my2leoti-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

Highest and lowest rb-rm: meter for
last "a hours, ending An ust 20 p. II
Highest thermometer. "a degrees
Lowest thermometer ...... 46 degrees
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FUIHE c e son GUARDS WILL
4 celebrate their first anniversary Ev giving
a Military, Fancy Dress, Firenen's and Civic
Ball al their Armory, Theater Hall, on
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Our deluded Southern brethren de-
clared at Virginia City that they we're nj
going to be scared by the bloody shirt.
It's the boiled article that bo.hers EN-.
EsTIMABLE as the Democratic State
ticket doubtless is, it is not altogether
Priceless. Look at Ellis.