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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-14
To The UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
mr. CIBBON,S DISPENSARY
CAB Kearny Street.

Ga, Francisco. Established l.. 1854, for ths
tra.+mant Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
as Gouorrhea elect, Structure, SJpnl!is III
;ts Torms Seminal Weakness, lnpotency, ete;
Shin diseases of wears standing ana Cicer"'eo
Legs successfully treated.
Semina; Weakness.
Semina Emissions, the consequence Oh seiI
.busc. This solitary vice, or depraved sexuai
Indulgence, is practiced by the youth vi oo.n
sexes to an almost unlimited extent. Prouueins
with unerring certainty, the folloWins 'lain n.;
morbid symptoms unless combated oy sclenlI-
fc medical measures, viz: Sallo" oouu. -
ance dark spots under the eyes. pain IN tue
hao5 -;noirp in the ears, noise like the rustllng
If leaves and rafting Of charicts, uneaslnees
about the loins weakness Of the limbs. coniu'
cod vision b!unted intellect, loss OF commence
difhdence in approaching strangers . uIsnAe "
form new acquaintance, dlsposlsioh W snun
society, loss Of memory, hectic husnes,
awe fetid breath, coughs, consumption,
niuht svests, monOmania aud frequent INSANITY
# Ielief be not obtained, should apply lmme'
diateiv either in person or by letter, ana nave
cnre Effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this diseaae, which never ialis oI ei'
fecting quick and radical cure; r
CURED AT HOME.
parcons Of a distance may be CURED AT
HOME. by addressinga letter to DIX. dlBBON,
stating case symptoms, length OF time the ols-
ease has continued and have medicine prompt.
" forwarded, free from damage ana curiosity
to any part Of the country, with fuil anu piain
directions. By inserting Ten Doilars CON- AZ
registered letter, through the fosao, 81 ,S Ur
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.; package OF medl-
cine Will be forwarded to any part OF the mon.
CORRESPONDENTS will please inform Or uiDDon
that thew read bis ELECTROMAGNETIC PPEAL
address DIR. }. r. GIBBON.
oc.i9.1y Box 1851. San Francisco,
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United Ststea frr tao D!'trlcf CI NG'a"a
II, tic mater Of AJ'GIS rI~ V. II hklLL' .
bankrupt. is I}ankrup'cy.- n'od sta'es o
S',-arira Tie+r;rt Of N,yala ss.-A warrant n
Bankruptcy has been issued hy sane tGuf,
against thu estate OF Augustus ". Bnrrill' OF
the county OF Douoias and State Of Nevada IL
said District, who has been duly aGluu3tc
baukrrpt ,ncl his own petition: ana the pay
men, OF any debts and the delivery OF any prop
erty .etonging TO said bankrupt, t. lin or e
his Use. and the transfer OF any properly DE
h M are forbidden by law. i meeting OF tIt
creditors o: said bankrupt, &c prove Their deDts
aud choose one or more assiEuces Of his estate
viii be held at a Courr of bankruptcy, to b"
holden at Vir iria, in the said District Oh thh
i7th day of April, A. D. ls7G, at O'Clock +. n ,
81 the Office OF L. Strother, Room no. =. o %"
F.11ovs, RuiIiinr corner of G and smith
streets. one of the Registers III bankruptcy OF
so;,7 District AUGUSTUS ASH,
United states Marshal and Messenger IN bahh-
ruptcy for sad District. aPotd
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v,ck,s FLORAL GUIDE.
NOTICE

Is uEREBY GIVEN THAT on
MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY or MAY
1876 at Curry Engine House lin the First Ward
and at the house OF VIM. }. HoWell, on hooln-
con street north side, between Carson and Plaza
streets lin the Second Ward in Carson City, an
election will be held for three ~ trustees, to
wit: One in each Ward and one at large; when
election will be opened at eight O'Clock IN the
morning and will continue until SIX O'CLOCK III
the afternoon of the same day.
Messrs George W. G. Ferris, John wagner
and Charles S. Mott have been appointed In
sDectors for the First Ward: and Mess.s. Charles
F. Bicknell, David H. Lentz and jacob l.. Beam
Iuspecto,s for the Second Ward.
Dated this l4th day of April. A. D. 1876.
~ order OF the Board of Trustees.
apl5td 4. ). EDWAnOs' lily NAeAA'
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~H THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC

-r THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC
i ond Judicial District, in and for Ormsby
County, State Of Nevada. In the matter OF the
estate of william F. Wilson, deceased..Pur.
suant to an order of the said Court, made on
tha 15th day of March, 1876, notice is hereby
oiren that MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. N. of the said day
at tie Courtroom of said Court, has been aP'
pointed for hearing the petition OF VIM >.
1horipgtoG, praying for an order that the az
,ninistrator ard administrative OF said estate
ma be authorized by said Court to make con.
yevance to said petitioner CT . certain town iot
living and Ding in the City OF Carson County
eud State aforesaid, to wit: Lot No . and Wes'
II feet of Let No. 10 in block NO. 81, III Muas c
ar.s divisicn of said Carson City: ct which tine
and rlace all persons interested therein may
appear and contest the sane by dlirg their o.
jections in writing. ,,.,.
March %, 1876.
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~ VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

OE A -
X Order of Sale issued out OF ana unoeI 'ne
- of the Honorable Second Judicial Disttict
S 80 in md for Ormsby County, State OF Ne
ia. on judgment obtained therein on tas
esth day of February, A. D. 1s.6, and attestea
- the "a dav of March, A. D. 1876. IN favor OF
IN, Kelly and against James Duny TOT tne
800, of 1885 30 100. with interest on sfuD
ths-aof from February oath. A: y. 1910. untit
n.id and On the sum Of Ss9S :O,leo .ne.eoi :.
"a pa ~ cent per annum until paid. ana Ior
.os.I of sui. taxed at SOL 60. together with the
80, If & G;lC0 Clerks accruins costs. anu 81
'.os.s which may accrue by advertising. Shetin $!
toe. e.c counsel fee Of 1892 86-iO0 incIuoeu =.
49, inIr,rent and to me directed, conuauo
-. -. 10 TO sell according to law certain real
LaS hereafter described to satlsf the ABOVE
ttem,nds. all in gold coin Of the United States
~ in pursuance thereto have levieu upon ~
az ~" vi,i expose at public auction IN front OF
49, corrt House door in Carson CITY. OrEnSpy
Cn-otv State OF Nevada, on SAIChoAi, E
"sth nay OF MARCH. A. ID. $780, oet"eeu .ne
bn---s of o A. ~ and P. NJ. to VII 81 chg "a
= ~ ali .ae right, title. interest or cum vi
80 defendant James Duffy o., IL ana 60 tne
roI;oY;ng described real properly, as &c. au. ~ -.
.,id decree, to wit: Lots Nos. !. =, anu -
IiocL- ~. s. OF Musser's Division Q. carson
60 Cr-nstv County, Nevada. tose'her Win
Sle IN s''o''1..'-'' S. t. SWIFT, sheriff.
Carson CITY. March Sd. 1910.
Eos- n. CLAexs, Plaintiffs Attorney
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN fNCURAB1AI CASE.
DIR. &c Richau's
G Id + n Il A l. , n M

After ten wears of tria, on this coast has PROVED.
itself the only curative IN certain class 0!
diseases Pronounced by medical PRACTITIONERS a.
incurable. A. ,
DR.. LIE Richau's Golden Balsnm No. l
Cures Chancres, first and second stages; sores
on the Legs or Body, Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose. etc.
CONVERSATIONAL Blotches Syphilihc oatarTh.
Diseased Scalp, ard ali the primary forms OF
the disease known as syphilis. Price, % per
bottle, or two for 80,
DR.. LIE Richau's Golden Balsam no q
Cures Tertiary, Me1curial, Syrhllitlc Kheuma-
tism. Hains in the Bones, Back OF the Neck.
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash, jumps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness Of he LIMBS
and eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused 10y indisretion or abuse OF
,;,erc,lry-leaving the blood pure ana healthy.
Price, IS per bottle, or two for 50
DIR. Lee Richau'S Golden spanish
AntfdOte.
For the cure of GonorThea elect, irritation,
Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital disarrange-
1ae1lts Price, 81 81 per bottle.
DR.. lie Richau's Golden Spanish
Injection.
A wash and Injection ter severe cases OF 'oi
orrhea Intlammato1y elect, Structures, ana al
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Price'
81 SO per bottle.
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Also, Agents for pT. lie Richau's
Golden Ps!is.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, I'M
poteucv. and ali diseases arising from MSstur-
bation and excessive abuses. Prlce % per
hottie The genuine GoLDE,; DALsAM is put VI
oE1v in ro,lri bottles. On receipt of price,
these medicines will lie sent to all parts OF the
couptrv. by express or mail. securely packf a
and free from observation. sole Agents e. +.
RICHARDS 6; Co. wholesale ana .etalt arue-
a;ets and chemists, southwest corner Of Clay
AID sanso1ne streets, san Francisco. Uslitorn' a
.ugiQ-ly
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NvCRTH CARSON SILVER MN
NOTICE.

~vnTICE Is NERERY GIVEN that
the Carson City Chemical Company, cor
nnr,.ioc organized and existing under the laws
Of the state Of Nevada. has petitioned the Hon.
S. &. Wright. Judge of the Second judicial Dis o
-. ~ the state Of Nevada, N and for the
County of Ormsby. to be dissolved and dlsln.
corDor,.ed under the provisions Of an Aet OF
the Legislature of the State Of Nevada entitled
IAN act to provide for the formation OF S1rp1 S
-,e;ons fax certain purposes" approved March
1o.h n 1868: that MONDAY, the 18th day
NAY, a. D. 1876. and the Chambers Of SAID
y.aaa in the CITY Of Carson. County OF Ormsoy,
have been appointed IS the time ard place ioi
the hearing Of said petition. at whcn .,.e ai,u
n1sce All persons interested will show Cause why
- order disiacorpora.ing said corporation Shall
rot be made aad entered. c
c.-.o, Civ. New, March II, 1876. LAVISH
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31
THE Old MAN IN THE MODEL
CHURCH.


Well wiz, I've found the model church: worshipel
Il made me think Of good old times before my hair
was gray.
The meetih house was fixed up more than they were
But then feli when went in q, wasn't built for show
The sexton didn't seat me away back by the door;
lie knew was old aud deaf as well as old and poor;
lie must have been Christian. for he led me through
The long aisle % that crowded church to md place
and pew
wiaSyou'd heard the siusin'; it had The old-,ime
Tho preacher said with. trumpe, voice, let all the
The tune vas Coronation. and the music upward
rolled
Till thought heard the angels striking all their
harps of gold.
My deafness seemed to melt away; my spirit caught
the FIRE;
joined my feeble trembling voice with that melOdi-
And sang as in my youthful days Let angels prOstate
Bring foi,h the royal diadem. and crown him Lord
% all"
tell you. wi. It did me good to sing that hymn once
more;
felt Ike some wicked mariner who gets glimpse Of
shore;
almost wanted to lay down this weather-beaten FORM
And anchor In the blessed port forever from the storm
The preaehin'F Wen. can't just tell all the preacher
said
know ID wasn't written; know il wasn't read.
he hadn't time 10 read IL for the lightnn Of his eye
Went flashing long from pew 10 pew. nor passed a
sinner by.
The sermon wasn't aowery; I was simple Gospel
truth;
Il aed poor old men ike me: it fitted hopeful youth
Twas full of consolation for weary hearts that bleed
Twas fu q invitations to Christ and not creed.
The preacher made sins hideOus in Gentiles and in
Jews.
lie shot the golden sentences down in the finest pews
Aud-th0ugh can't see very WE'LL saw the fallin.
tear
That told me he'll someways of. and heaven yer!
near.
How swim The golden moments fed within that hOl,
place.
How brightly beamed the light OF heaven from ever,
happy face.
Again onged Tor that sweet time when friend shal
meet with friend,
Where congregations neer break up. and Sabbath
have no end
hope to meet that mnister-that congregation too
In that dear home beyond the stars that shines iron
heavens blue.
doubt not III remember. beyond the evening gray,
/ The happy hour OF worship in that model churcl
to-day.
Dear wife, the fight viii soon be fought-the victor
be won;
The shinin goal is just ahead the race is nearly run
Der the river we nearn. they throngn' TO tn
| shore
To shout our safe arrival where the weary weep n
] more.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31
THE WEALTH OF BRAZIL.

All intelligent travellers who have
visited Brazil speak in the most glowing
terms of the country. Professor Agassiz
regarded it as the most productive and
interesting country on the globe, and the
one in which it is the easiest to obtain
a livelihood. Some who have sailed up
the Amazon declare that vessel can be
loaded with Brazil nuts at an expense
of only few cents per bushel. These
constitute valuable article of commerce,
while the oil extracted from them is
very disirable. All the tropical fruits
are produced in Brazil almost without
cultivation. The soil in many parts Of
the country will produce twenty success
sive crops of cotton, tobacco or sugar
can without the application of manure.
No country in the world approaches
the land of Dom Pedro in the variety of
its forest productions. Professor Agassiz
states that be saw III different kinds
of valuable woods that were cut from a
piece Of land not half a mile square
They represented almost every variety
of color, and many of them were capable
of receiving a high polish. One tree
furnishes wax that is used for candles
another pith that is used for food
and still another yields juice which
is used in the place Of intoxicating liq-
uor. There is single variety Of palm
from which the natives obtain food
drink, clothing, bedding. eordage, fishing
tackle, medicine, and the material they
manufacture into dwellings, weapons
harpoons and musical instruments
Doubtless the day is not far distan
when the valuable woods Of Brazil vii
be used for various useful and ornamen.
tai purposes. Brazil is not only
wooden country" but country tina
produces the most beautiful woods IL
the world.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31
WEDDING THE ONION BED.

The days were long. and the sun shone hot
Upon Farmer GOods0n's garden spot,
Where corn and cabhages. beets and peas,
Melons and cucumbeTs, those and these,
Grew and spread in the sun and light
Wrestling upward and downward with might
While in and among them. hourishng still.
As only weeds can, weeds grew with a will.
weeds grow apace,' the old farmer said,
Leisurly viewing each garden bed;
"Wel-the plow for the corn-or the cabbage the hoe
Bot then. in some places. S I ought 10 know,
There's nothing so certain the weeds to destroy
As the fingers and thumbs Of a trusty boy"
So. raising his voice. he shouted. "Ned
Here. sonny. come weed out this onion bedr'
The day was hot. and the beds were dry
As garden beds are. In late July;
And Ned was reading his Fairy Book.
In the cool. sweet shade by the orchard brook.
or with frown and pout on his bright young face,
looked. and loi there was plucky Ned
Tugging away in the onion bed.
on and again as the day wore by,
Till the sun went down in the western sky.
/ glanced toward the garden. and always there
| caught the CLEAN Of his ged-brovn hair,
As. under the hat, his curly head
Bent low DER the weeds In the onion bed
All. years have journeyed and gone since then,
And Ned Is man in the world Of men.
With heart and hand and steadiast viii.
He IL pulling the weeds of evil still
shining record and noble fame
Belong to-day 70 his honOred name.
Yet nOwise grander he seems TO be,
Than long ago he appeared 10 me,
When promptly bending his curly head.
Patiently wedding the onion bed.
Nary Z. C. WystA IN August HId< AaVake.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31
SOAP ON THE STAIRS.

A gentleman residing on Aberdeen
street was, until Friday last, inclined to
favor female suffrage. His wife had
prudently delayed moving until after the
1st, so as take advantage of the fall of
house rents. The house to which they
moved had tremendously steep fight
of stairs and an oil-clothed hall. The
wife had the stairs scrubbed down and
left the soap on the top step. Her hus-
band was up stairs with basket full of
clothes pins in one hand and clock
under the other arm, when his wife, who
was down stairs, saw mouse, and shak-
ing her skirts madly, bounded upon the
table and let off series of shrill shrieks,
beginning in high III above the clef.
Her husband, thinking the house was on
fire at the very least, started to run to
her rescue and, stepping on the piece of
soap that she had so thoughtfully left
on the stairs, sat down vehemently at
the top of the flight, and slid down with
the speed of thought Fire few from
his false teeth as he hit the edge of each
step, vOlleys of clothes pins were dis
charged into the air and fell, rattling
and rebounding on the oil cloth, and the
clock shed its inwards over the universe.
The injured husband had little time for
reflection when he reached the glare oil
cloth of the hall and shot across it with
scarcely diminished velocity. literally
making the oil cloth and the seat of his
pantaloons smoke with friction, and fin
ally bringing up against the door with q
violence that threatened to burst the side
out of the house. The fearful concus-
sion startled his wife, who turned back
somersault from the table into tub OF
soap suds, in which she was so tightly
wedged that she had to throw a hand.
spring and canter on all fours like 9
turtle with tub on her back and cata.
racts of suds inuRdating her. Mean.
while, the hired woman fell off the steE
ladder with a crash like pile driver
and Jared down most of the plaster
cornice. When the mans wife haC
sloughed her tub, she sauntered calmly
into the hall and remarked, "Well, mer
are the clumsiest-and the hall had
just been washed, too" Her husband
did not say much, but he thought gooc
deal; and now, he says. just let Susar
B. Anthony come and lecture here again
and if no other man has the courage t.
hiss, he will, SO help him Jasper Pack
lemerton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31


KEEP Your TROUBLES SAcRED.-A
worthy wife of forty years standing
whose life was made up of sunshine and
shade, gave this advice to q married
pair of her acquaintance. The advice
is so good and so well suited to all mar
ried people, as well as those who intend
entering that state, that we here publish
it for the benefit of such persons
Preserve sacredly the privacies Of
your own house, your married state and
your heart. Let no father or mother,
sister or brother come between you two,
or to share joys or sorrows that belong
to you two alone. With Gods help
build your own quiet world, not allowing
your dearest earthly friend to be in the
confidence Of aught that concerns your
domestic peace. Let moments Of diienG.
tiOn, If they occur. be healed at Once
Never, no never, speak of it outside
but to each other confess, and all will
come out right. Never let the morrow'i
sun find you at variance. Review and
renew your vow; it will do you good
and thereby your souls will grow tOgeth
er. cemented in that dove which il
stronger than death, and you viii become
truly one"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

Moving for a new trial-Courting a
second wife.
The early risers nowadays are the
thermometer and the horse-Ay.
You cannot convince a dog with a
string of fre-crackers attached to his
narrative that the American republic is
complete success.
Excuse this bit of sarcasm" said
Smith to Jones, "but must say that
you are an infamous liar aud scoundrel." !"
pardon this bit of irony" said Jones
to Smith, as he knocked him over with
the poker.
Cherries are green enough b now TO pick,
and the small boy will soon be going
around with his hands elasped across his
equator, looking as if he didn't care how
soon the republic fell to pieces.
"Say, country, have you got.any hay
seed in your hair p cried city chap,
who was walking with his companions
down West street, just behind a farmer.
"Waal. guess there's lot Of it there,
seein' how the calves run arter me, was
the satisfactory reply.
An Irishman in Iowa was bitten by a
rattlesuake, but the liberal use of a
neighbor's whiskey cured him. The
next day he was seen walking slowly on
the prairie, and looking earnestly fol
something. He was asked what he was
looking for, "For the boite of snake, .
was the reply.
A lady Of Washington county is the
mother Of large family of children, ahC
they are all rather diminutive. A few
days after the birth of the youngest, mo-
long since, a little niece of the lady call
ed to see the baby. After looking at th'
tiny specimen for few minutes. th'
little girl said, '.Aunt Maria, don't yol
think it would be better to have less 0
'em and have 'em bigger 2"
A venerable English divine, who ha'
been dining out the night before, wen
into barber's shop one morning to b
shaved. He saw that the barber ha
been getting more drink than was goo
for him, for it made his hand shake yer
much, and naturally indignant. he bega
to give him little moral advice BY say
ing: bad thing. drink" "Yes, sal
the barber, at makes the skin unet
tender"
"LOOk here, squire, where was yeo
born % said a persistent Yankee to
FIVE minutes acquaintance. ii va
, born," said the victim. lin Boston. Tn
, mont street, No. Al, left-hand side, Q
the 6rst day Of August, 1920, at f'
o'clock in the afternoon physician. ID
: Warren; nurse. Sally Benjamin Yal
: kee was answered completely. For
moment he was stuck. Soon. howeve
his face frightened. and he quickly san
"Yeas waal, calculate yOu don't re
ollect whether it was frame or bri'
building, dew YEP
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

As a farmer in neigboring town was
getting in his hay, he noticed an unusal
commotion among the swallows, which
had built long. row Of nests under the
caves ofhis barn. They appeared great
ly excited, flying rapidly about. and
filling the air with their cries Of distress.
As the load Of hay upon which be was
riding passed into the barn. be saw that
young swallow in nest directly over
the door had caught its neck in crack
between two shingles and was unable to
liberate itself. lie stopped his team and
set the young bird free. restoring it ID
the nest Upon has return 70 the barn
with his next load Of hay. noticing thai
the swallows were quiet. be examined
the crack and found that they had filled
it completely with mud, 80 that no mat
ter how enterprisIng or how foolish ths
young swallow might be, be could not
again endanger his life On the peace oi
that community BY any experiments
upon that crack.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

II stung Or bitten By insects, snake
or animal. apply spirits Of hartshOn
very freely with soft rag. because It
Is one Of the strongest alkalies. and j.
familiar 70 most. persons. The substance
which causes the so-called poison from
bites or stings il, - FAR a. il ascertaiDed.
generally acid Hence. the hartahorn
antagOnizes it 10 proportion 70 the
promptitDde With which it j. applied.
II no hartshorn Is At hand, pour cup
of bot water On cup Of cooking soda
or saleratus. Or even the ashes Of wood
just from the stove Or fireplace. because
all these are strong alkalies. aud haFts-
horn Is only best because It Is the stron-
gest
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-31

The INVESTIGATORS ISvEsTIGATED-
The Democratic majority in the House.
hoping to expose the Stacking corruption
Of Republican administration. called on
the Secretary Of the Treasury for full
statement Of the defalcations which have
occurred in collecting the public revenue.
The Secretary has accordingly sent in a
full list. and now the Democrats wish
they hadn't done it, for the result is the
most effective Republican campaign doc
ument Jet published. 1t appears that
during past forty years the total Of
defalcations has been seven and quarter
millions. or an average Of 81 cents On
every $1,000 cOlleeted- But from 1884
to 1861, that being the period Of Dem-
oeratic rule, this average defalcataon oi
s2.09 for every $1,000 collected, while