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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
II. u. EDWARDS, Attorney.


~ Notice No. 3i5, United states Survey 40.
i9-Uuited States Land Office, Carson cry. Nr-
yada MAY Is Ii, 3af6.-Nrilce Is Rcrtoy 2INci
hat tl,e AYERS AND HOPKINS SINE MIN
ING COMPANY. Il corporation duly lncorp
rated under and by virtue III the laws Oh Tue
state Of C:.titurn IS. having Its prime pal pla'e
of business i'll The city 81 San francisco, Stat"
of C,IifoIuia ha. this day 10y A. ). t'ouLp. IT.
attoru,> IN fact al agent Whose Post ono"
od,Ir, - is Carson city. nevada made anpjica-
tion for n nitcd States pat ut Tor hftteh nun
lrel 500 linear i"tt OF the Nill!aliiS Lou
l,orjng q, Id aud silver auartl and other mn
Gratis tt or cious metals together with r'irfh'"
ground six hundred {6ocl feet III width Tor inc
rg,vt nirrt working thereof: situate IN the Eng"
and Wa.hoe Valley Mining District, ',riliStE
county and State Of Nevada. known ana ucsiC-
n.t,d on the titli notes and official plat ~
ITnitpj States survey lot No 80, i'll section -.
Township l.. north of r;ngt IL cast Mou'c ~
able meridian: the exterior boundaries ol sAh
Iot No 90 being ~ follows, to wit BEGINNING
- .,.+ ,n,rktd No l. T.. =. Survey No. 81.
,,hr,,.e The, southwest corner of Section 20.
Township Is north Of ranGc !! east, bears son'l
-co %, west, sos 80 i'et; the Ayers and HOP
kjns silver Mining Company s cabin bears north
.Ia. 0 ,yest $50 feet AID the discovery ana work
in, .,,t and tunnel upon this m,ne bears north =
2C' east, 9.tJ feet; theme" running hrst course.
north l51so west / 500 feet t. Foht marked NO
IT, s. Survey No. 80; theme" second course, n"rth
I. 10 east 900 feet to - st mSrSeG Nb.'I > SUI
Wv No. ~; thence third course. south l55+'
sat l. $40 feet to Iust marked No I IT, >. survey
No, 49, thence ioarh course south ~ wei
go feet TO post No. l. the place OF brgiIminH,
containing 20 Gs.it0 aurcs; behring's expressed
rom The. true ncridian with q magnetic varis-
tion of ,6lso east This claim war located M
dr. the name Of the Wilkins Mining Claim
and survey made to accord herewith IN"
working and improvements on this mini con
vist of an ocrn cut - feet long ~ feet wide aId
1O feet deep and tunnel run in the hill rom
~ fac, Of said cut distance OF - i.et. eh-
c.e,.ing $500 in Va tie Tins claim - ootinu '
unr,,,, rJv NV the AYERS Consolidated Silver Min
mo company + claim; santherly by the Loretta
C6mpany's mining claiia. Tue san mining
claim being recorded in the office OF tn. ho.
corior OF nZnisbg county hloresau, ~ NoIuihe
f,lio Y,s ANY and all persons claiming any
norton of said Ayers aud Hopkins silver Min
mo Cn,nubnys claim IRE repaired to tile theiH
adverse claim with tie Eegster 81 Tue tnl'ed
Stnt.s Land Office 1t Carson tit?' N"N""a' hhr-
i,,', .i, s.yfvdIv pcriql OF publication. Or they
all 10 bgrrcd b., vjrt'lr If Ia" pfo'iSio"s vi
th. It: tu;,. ,uuiT, =. MATT. t.,S.stef.
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.aas Fsl:i2 & Co., pa32SIETCkS

G2vtS am. Nfis. PIsFpARED 20
fr f-:-l.sh 'iIs bcs' q:ai:ts IL Meats. head
,-,yvs.., Sausage, IriI., saJ every hing N our
s.ss Our wagon 49, cxi! ~ thr residence oi
=r,.;.-, AID ,.,..iY,v whstsyer Lay be o-,i1Ted
49,
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! O r Z N 7.

MILK RANCH. ON THE WARM
"A Springs Road, containing go acres OF
splendid hay and pasture land with DWELLING
house. barn for sixty cows. milk houses ant
everything suitable for milk dairy. Apply a
the law Office of Il. W. ". DAVIES.
July 13. 1876. lin
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Also, Agents for DR.. lie Richau's
Golden Pills

For Seminal Weakness, Night Emissions, I'M
potency and all diseases aGIeing from Mastur-
bation and excessive abuses. Price 80 per
hottle. Tho genuine GOLDEN BtLsAT is put up
oniy in round bottles. Oh receipt ,f price.
these medicines will be sent to all paris Of the
country. hy cypress or mail. sccurl N packt Z,
and Tree from observation. eclc Agcsts. &. J..
RICHARDS & co, wholesale ana retail! drug
gists ard chemists, southwest corner of Clay
and SanSoln- Streets San Francisco, Calitorn u.
A.Ig1c-1y
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toFFICIAL-l
PROPOSED AMENDMENT AM.

toFFICIAL-l
PROPOSED AMENDMENT AM.
revision OF the Constitution of the state ri
Nevada. passed st the seventh session OF the
Legislature:
Resolved by the Assembly, the Senate con.
curing. ThaG the Constitution OF the state OF
Nevada be amended as follows:
Amend Section one Of Article TX OF the Con-
stitutoI o: the state Of Nevada So as to read as
follows:
Section I The fiscal year shall commence on
the first day OF December i'll each year.
Passed January -, 1875.
Resolved. Ivy the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing. That cur history. as State, has taught
us ;he necessity of revising the CONSTITUTIONS;
we therefore t,colnmcnd the electors. at the
next election for members of tine Legislature, to
vote for Or against the calling OF ii Convention
for the p!lrI,ose q: revising the Constitution OF
the State uf Nevada.
Passed February IL. 1879
hereby certify HE foregoing ~ Be true con
les from the original enrolled Resolutions III
file in iur office.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of
rsL state. August !. 1876.
Iru3-iaw J. d. MINOR. Sec'y of Stste.
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A I,rA CONSOLIDATED GOLD

"a and Silver Mining V"npaby Locatl"H
Of principal place of business, Carson City,
Nevada. Location OF works, Pyramid Lake
Mining District, WashOe county, >evada.-
Notice is hereby given that thu re are delinque, It
upon the following described capital atock of
the Company on account Of Assessment N',S
levied July lith. 1876. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share
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FAMILY market.

:. :. --icra will b. promptly est; n'!rl :" ly ~
<-.s-.-;eiu-s. TCrz. i;olvs,us aI.d 81! li:.ds 81
a..ss1gee scv.. constantly nars sr. I't'' Z"
49, !sci. LOUIS Gcl.E = 90.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF TRUSTEES made on the 10Th day OF
NAV. 1916. So ,,any sheres o. each parcel Of
such stock as may be ecfssary will be sold at
publ, auction, at the office of the Secretary
in H. G. aIcLcuhlins jewelry store. in TIE
Adams House. Carson street. Carson city Ne
vada. ON the eleventh Il) day Of JULY. 1876. ut
the hour o; y NJ. OF said day. to pay SAID de-
lina"ent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of ;.dv..rt iei oa and ex,,ensrs OF the sale
JOHN Il. Ei.Y. Secretary.
Clrsoa City. Jrnl Il. I5it-
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

DIR. GIBBONS DIsPHssARS
6zS kearmy street.
So, Frautisco. Established IL 1864. for the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases suOn
AZ Gonorrhca elect, Structure, syphilis in
its forms, Seminal Weakness. Impotency. etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing and CIcerstSn
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
SeH.ina Emissions the consequence OF self.
sbus.: This solitary vice, depra,ed sexual
Indulgence. is practiced by the youth OF both
sexes Ia an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty, the following train OK
morbid symptoms. unless compateu ny sciehi'
snce- dark spots under the eyes. pain in the
head. ringing in the ears noise like the rustling
of leaves md rafting of chariots, uneaslnets
abcut the loins, weakness OF the iiinps, conio'
Iifiirnce in approaching strangers, o dislike to
form new uc0uaintances, disposition to shun
society, loss of memory, hectic fiushes, plmpies
and various truptions about the faces, furr3d
tongue, fetid breath. coughs, consumption
rj.rht swe.ts monomania aud frequent insanity.
If relief be not obtained, should apply 1nime-
diateiy either in person or by letter. and have .
cure effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease, which never fails OF Ell.
fectin. quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressinga letter to DIR. GlBbON,
stating case symptoms, length OF t'!he me us
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
ly forwarded, free from damage ana CURIOSITY.
to any part Of the country, with ii''l and PLAIN
directions BY inserting Ten Dollars com, IN
REGISTERED letter, through the Postoice or
through Wells, Fargo X Co.; package OF ineoi-
cine will be forwarded TO any part OF the mon.
Correspondents VIII please inform DR.. GibboD
that they read his advertisements in the APPEAL
Address DE. =. f.. GlBBON.
octIy1y FOX 1857. San Francisco.
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CTuAtTT,,'G PRISON
CARSON, NEVADA.

Iu., attention ot .hy trade n s."ris,fs t.iFite
tee above goods. Orders promptly execute
non9-tt ? H. IiNaH- = arden.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29

Ar gYusia-. PHi~It IAN aHo
: .-u-reun hrs E..s-:..:sl TIE f~a"'.''7 "a ne
c-ysessioi. a. his fur.Itr rrs..iyac" =, !'t'as.
$500 Union s.,ti South G street. vpPus:.-
60 - IRA, c.;ai Hotel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29

a :Hpha@. VI -, "a = :.
sIu-gean he, Etsr:gliei tie i'ra'''.''1 u ne
c-gssssi0i. a. HIS furaser rrs.eclc',. ~ !'G'.ss
-s-.,~ II Union s-d SoJlth g street. vpP"s:t"
-. - rat clai Hotel
1y.nee Hours ~ consultation: Fr'ir \.
80 =. Il sH.; iroia . - > L. y
sFE E'i0AiA>' zra.,,.atet: at ths Regal c"ii"tse
:. : T-.c0rs Er'i4T,., ans. 'iie i"ygi I"iiaES oi
.s-vKcftI., !,on,uI, and received has diploma
q. r..s.,I,.r a. tt. Royal Cniieg. " surgeons.
49, sod sod de- l,tiat" 81 the hoyai Coiirg" az
.,,is1s. iscIi.i..I,. IL the years ~? and 1901.
~. THOMAS al, pass.,i his examination at
s,s.- :, Univ ssJss ~ al SSH %etiAnl|, SKA
s-zts-Scd his ii p:,-i.a - i'ort ~ "i'"l'hr'
Hf.iI.-l H"EOn>.
W. ,..,iaiaas. -.,.r;...c with t. iv,na'e
T-Ir, Tis FIRST III :.t!ILAS fHl oi~iaSS'
-ss-r7 * seen IN MS ui,.rt.
nE TGuMAs may H. privately AMI e"u:'-
o.y.- Ally consulted fer the cure Cf iii cas.s II
t..,=,..ie.ativ, organs. y, rvUus Debility, Srer
IJl.s--f.,s uV Seminal WEAKNESS. SiriStrI' Il
de- lr-";tiTs. T,aa.;iiuG i;rtaIls, Hort. '!&
IIas s:iln,.~ it..,stIpi--. Shin AID Contiguous
49, zsss, N,.,,,.T.s! IT uihsrwis'-
C.i. IaGsi As rsa.rlenr Is E1.INtNIi.f
s~FJi nj once arTcstinG, = Inirai los.
& t..res orirg power e the most br,kcn q sMn
-yzf5ituIien. n4,ri iha' AFTER OTHERS Rave
,.... ycri,s.. middle aged as,i even IiGns' adj
1901 IL, liz shauId LOT despair az i
,rEFDY AND PERMANENT Relief
4-,, their sufcrin2.s but -,,oHltl without delay
rrs-iIi Oh. !IG.IAn. who viii Civ Ionsci-
-~.,s' Cp 1.ii'n ~ - tut extent Il the 'sc's'
= -ssH Vartici.sr c2it.
llE. THOMAS r4,y i've consulted =, the
~ S'hari-s Eosri. CaTsbn CITY,
- ~ criJaY .-o, ha.:-pas; : at night until 10
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And in accoriance with law AMI a. order q
tte Poarf OF Trustees made on the ilth dey
Of July, 1870, ST many shares 81 fa,'r par a.
srcil stock as may I've necessary viii be solh al
public auction. at -hc Ciicc CT the Stcretary.
in II. {. Nci.GughIin's Jrweiry store IN Tue
Adams House. carson street, Car-Cn CITY, Ne
vad4, oll the
t:;istl day "a August. 1876.
~ he l,u- II 70 II. oi sad day, - pay SAID
, ,:T,u5.n. s--..-~tI'.'.: -l'r' "n. :f.tteF with
costs -: al. lr;5 nr.t - 1is''- at b sale
JOS /; IL. S'Crr' arg.
Carson Gi,y, Ausnej .tii, l.I6. au.'-td
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LIZA CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

N Silver Mining Company Locaticn of
principal place Of business. Carson City, Ne
yada. Location OF works, Pyramid Lake Min
in, District, Washoe County, Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that there delinquent upon
the following described CHpital stock OF the
Company on account of assessment No. levied
March, 1876, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective Shareholders.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-07-06
Highland STATEN Items.

There is quite q stir around the Station with the
people about harvesting They think that rye will
thirty forty bushels to the Fall wheat TWEEN
tyve to thirty, and barley forty to fifty Oats is
good but Spring wheat is generally poor in this vicinity
We had very heavy rain last Friday night that sat.
urated the ground and killed all the chinch bugs and
other insects.
Some rascal made raid upon the cattle that run at
large the Station last Friday killing one and
taking hide and the best of the beef and leaving the
remains the prairie, for the dogs.
Mr.. James Browning has been repairing his scales for
weighing grain for the farmers. the coming Fall
Mr.. Sam. Herring is talking of going into the grain
business, this
Mr.. Martin Robinson met with very accident,
last week. While powing he stopped to clean his pillow
his horse became frightened and started jerking the
pillow against his foot. cutting it very badly.
We have good Sabbath School .ftbe Hedriek school
house District No. g. We have barge attendance every
Sunday and good order. Mr. Laungham, Superinten.
dent; Mr.. Hedrick, Assistant Superintendent; Mr..
Sheldon Mansfield Sec rotary; Mr.. p. Thomas Treasu
rer.
There will be preaching at Lola Sunday evening. at
o'clock
They making arrangements for union camp meet.
ing last Of August We invite all ministers to
and take part with us. Coon WILL
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Deniphan stens.

Items Of all kinds very Everybody Is busy
Weather very Considerable rain, the last week.
Monday the warmest day have had this season
Corn and weeds growing rapidly Most Of the rye and
wheat cut.
Democrats here rejoicing over the nomination Of
Tlden and Hendricks.
case tried before Justice Fdrmsn last week.
wherein Miss Buster sued Mr. Kew for assault and bat
terry her person 1t jury case. Solomon for
plaintiff ODriscs for defendant Jury brought in YER
diet Of guilty The Court assessed the fine at dollar
Cost and fne amounted To twenty three dollars
number of distinguished visitors in Douiphan in the
last week. among them are old friends of ours Mrs.
Sarah Tracy and Mrs Amanda Hereford Of Easton Mo-;
Mrs Margaret Guthrie Mrs Joanna Harsher and James
II. Welsh, of st. Joseph. Missouri
There old wells about town, that should be
filled up covered
Edward and James Floyd have moved back to Doni
phan, with their families.
Miss Helveys school closes Friday, for the Summer
We are informed by DIR. Sawyer, that Mr.. Franklin,
ST. is improving rapidly could he expected under
the circumstances. JONATHAN.
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CeuntPy Itens.

TEN MILES SOUTH. WEST OF TRor kansas
June 10, ls76.
Rattle rattle whrr whrr 90 the reaPers for we ars
now in the midst of Fall wheat harvest And the farm
ers with their filed with gladness, shall
have their granarss filed with the best quality Of Fal
wheat. Harvest hands scarce Wages for good
hands are dollars per day. We think that Doniphan
County has produced number Fall wheat this year
So move that the of each Grange send to ST.
Louis and get samples Of the different grades Of wheat
by which they tell the price of wheat they
may offer for sale.
Barley is about made and is beginning to rpen. 1t
has large heads filed with large grains II it does not
rain too much barley harvest Donphan County will
have No. barley, this year
Spring wheat in this vicinity promises twelve to If
teen bushels per acre.
Corn is growing very fast and Is being powed the last
time, this week.
No grasshoppers, no chinch bugs. potato bugs,
hog cholera chicken cholera very few mosquitoes and
only the advance skirmshers Of the army Of house flies
New potatoes are large goosseggs. Peas, beans
and vegetables many kinds now abundant that
the most vegetarian may I'll his vascular
ity with the delicious viands Viz RUsTIcUs.
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gufaI Matters.
The Peurlh Of J.Iy, rs5e.

The Centennial of American Independence was usher.
ed in at Troy by the ringing Of bells and the firing Of
cannon. The day Was magnificent, in every respect
very warm but clear with pleasant breeze throughout
the day In all the hundred years the Declaration
Of Independence there could have been more
tful day.
Banners and decorations were placed on he streets
and ON all the business houses and early hour the
people commenced gathering in the beautiful Court
House Square. The crowd unexpectedly large, con
sidering that it the busy and the midst OF
harvest Several Thousand persons on the ground
during the whole day Besides the citizens Of Troy and
vicinity many were from wathena Doniphan, Sew
erance other places The Troy Silver Cornet Band
dscoursed its foe In the Square, throughout the
day.
The proceedings of the day proper, a short but
very fine address, by Rev. W. L. Leak poem, by Tho<
W. Heatley Esq and sketch Of the early history Of
the County, by Col d. N. Johnston. This sketch was
necessarily brief scattered touching upon scattered
incidents In due time it will be complied in full and
proper FORM and given to the public in q permanent
shape The proceedings interpreted with fne w.
cal music by club imprOvssd for the occasion consist
ing of Nessrs A. G.. SanbOrn, A. W. Beale and VIM M
Shepherd, Mrs W. p. Russell Miss Susie Leak and Miss
Nellie Parker-Miss Parker at the organ. The songs
were patriotic, and appropriate to the day.
We should neglect to say that the De caraton Of
Independence read by N. C. Revills.
marked feature Of the day the artistic ingng Of
that beautiful song. Mary had Little Lamb" by A
Larzeiere. C. G. Bridges, NJ. C. Revile B. kennedy
and VIM. NJ Shepherd. We do not wish to be und er.
stood that Mary ad lamb by these gentlemen but that
the singing Of the song was by them They elected
great applause
The fireworks, at night made brilliant display. A
dancing floor was placed in the Court House Square,
where dancing kept up throughout day and
ill ten O'Clock at night when squa rain came up
dispensing the dnneers Until this heur the crowd
fully rs great as at any time during the dayindeed it
was larger about sundown than at any other time
many OF the farmers remained In the harvest field during
the day and brought their families the
ing.
The 18th Of July, 1916 viii be remembered day Of
rejoicing for other besides being the Centennial
Of Independence 1t Of plenty and Of hope
The crUps in Kansas are the best known. There
ne yer has been such large and good yield Of fall wheat
Of rye and Of barley Spring wheat and oats lighter
but still making good crops The acreage Of corn Is
immense, and is coming magnihcenty. Up to this
time there has been damage to crops by noxioas in
seets. and suffering from drought The health of the
country never was better, and the future is bright
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Severance Ise-..


Harvesting progressing finely Nearly all Of the Fall
wheat will be cut this week Hope the weather viii
main IT can be saved. Some threshing machines win
start the last Of this week.
The Baptist brethren will hold their meeting. at five
O'Clock m, until further notice at t- school house.
in Severance.
We have heard Of but sase Of snakebite this
son. Think 1t would be well TO look out
The nomination Of Tlden regarded the best thing
that could have been done As Republican victory is
assured
FRANK Case has Of the best harness shops in the
country Keeps four hands constantly employed; does
all work in rstcass order aud guarantees everything
he sells Our advice is If you need anything in his line
call on him. It viii please you and make him glad He
Ia never undersold
Mr.. Buckingham a. the hotel seems to have q first
rate run of business Glad Of It.
We are glad to know that Mr. Adler has perfected
Engagements for keeping fresh beef He has arranged
get Ice Of Mr. Nelson has rented the Kendall shop and
will keep supply at all times hereafter.
The sad intelligence Of the death sf Mr. b. F. Harp
stsr received here last week She died Friday
June I'D at Bellevue Ohio Mr. HArpster had left here
on Wednesday before, and only arrived few hours
before her death occurr cd.
s. L. Ryan Is preparing put addition his store
ROOM and otherwise repairing Il Is to be occupied by
August first
Our people anxious to have the County Board take
action in reference the herd law They demand
the Board shall submit the proposition to tho voters at
the next election Il this would be wise way to
dispose Of the matter and submit it majority Of the
voters Of the County 1t could hardly be than it
Is now as on all sides We hear Of complaints of hogs
Mug at large Would it be well to either turn all
loose shut up everything The people Of this section
would like the privilege Of voting on the question
Those who bought garden seeds Of Arch Campbell
Co.. four months time noticed that their bills
due and payable by July LIST Pay up and
without further notice.
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CAMPAIGN CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Fer HAYES and WHEELER.

The National Republican party has placed its ticket
and platform before the American people The Presiden
tal Campaign will be of the most exciting and mpor
that has occurred in the United States The
result Of the will determine the future good i'll
of the country for generation to come.
The Democratic Confederate alliance is the in
character and spt when the wing resolved that
the for the Union failure, and the other wing
tried desperately to make 1t a failure. They
harbor Of refuge tor sectional anmoses and prosavsry
sentiments. Since coming into control of the popular
branch of Congress- they have exhibited statesman
ship wisdom or psirotism-nothing but obstructive
policies and destructive purposes showing themselves in
capable Of progress of comprehendng the wants
Of the country. They only NEEDLE and muddle" With
all their promises and pretensOns they have proven
ter failures in dealing with questions Of Taxation Tariff
Revenue, Currency or Reform.
If the Government again passes into the hands of the
Democratic and they possession Of
the purse and the sword the army and the navy, the
ecutvs authority and the law making power they will
substitute reaction for progress and reesabsh reign
Of terror and system of peOnage in and ballot
stufng and corruption in the cities Of the North
rudence admonshes that the destines of the country
peace should be conaded to those who saved it in war"
If the ascendancy Of the Republican party is to be
maintained no agency will be useful and potential
that end than the Chicago Tribune which has supe
rior in power and influence among the Republican
papers.
Tribune Campaign Club is needed in every neighbOr-
hood the West supply the people with reliable facts
and correct political information.
The Tribune proposes keep the enemy the deens-
i've and to make ii hot campaign for them until gori
Gus triumph is achieved next November.
CAMPAIGN TERMS.
From until after the Presidential election, the
Tribune will be at the following extraordinary cheap
rates:
Weekly Campaign Trbune-single copy. 50
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vnLAxow WALKER Co.. GA, June q.
Dr. JsAa Bnu-Dsar Sir: have recently given your
Worn Destroyer several trials and find 1t wonderfully
efhcaeious 1t has f<ed in . single instance have
the wshedfor effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily fr article Of the kind
am sir. respectfully.
JULIUS P. CLEMENT ND.
P.S.-So unqualified and numerous the testimonials
favor Of my Worm Destroyer that space Is
entirely too small to tell its nerits-
1t is an infallibe remedy for Worms Try il and be
convinced See my Journal for fs description.
JOHN BULL.
For sale by
BICKFoRD 4 sINCLAIR.
isjunely. -. Troy. Kansas