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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or drawing blood, With
very little or no pam pain;
Any person troubled
withCancerandTumo
will please write fof t .s:.
timoniaIs &C. from pa
tients cured. We wsr-
rant a perfect cure
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v. N. PARK, N. D..


Late OF the
MCCLELLAN u. 8. A.
Hospital, Philadelphia,
Pa-.rho has been sosuc-
cessfuifbrongboutNew
Engiand In the cure Of
Cancers and Tumors,
TAXES snarge Of this de-
partment.
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Bronchitis

ALL PERSONS THAT
read this are invited to
send for our largo and
beautifully illustrated
Paper. sent free to any
address.
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CATARRH!

WE MAKE A SPEC.
IALTY of treating pa
tients by Mail. Please
write and describe youi
symptoms.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
CARSON SILVER MIN

NORTH CARSON SILVER MN
~ ing Co. Location OF principal place OF
business, Ban Francisco. Cal; location Of works,
Eagle Valley. OrmAby county. Nevada:-Notice
is .reby given that ct . meeting Of the Board
OF Directors held on the goth day Of April. 1876.
IN assessment no. ~ Of twenty-five Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable Immediately in United
States gold coin. to the Secretary, at the office
Of the company. 800 Ssnso,ne street. Room IL,
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the first day Of June, 1876, will
he delinquent and advertised at public auction.
and unless payment IL made before, will he sold
on Saturday, the Gath day Of June, 1876. to pay
the DELINQUENT assessment, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
WI. A. N. VAN BOKKELEN. Secretary.
Office $50 SsnsOrae street. Room 81 my3td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
! PUBLICATION FOR PATENT.

~ Notice No. 3l5, United etates survey No
;9.-J,nited States Land Once, Carson City. NJ
v.d. Nav 10Th, Is76.-Notice 10 hereby given
mat the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER hlH-
ING COMPANY, corporation duiy inforl"-
rated under and by virtue u the laws OF Tie
State Of California. having its prime PAL piaee
Of bu.ine.s in the city Of San franclSco, STATE
OF California has this day by A. :. GOULD. itt
attorney in fast and agent (who:e Post oh"'
address 10 Cirson City, SeSada), msde arphea-
ton for United States patent for hfteen nun
dred 4, 500 linear foet Of the williams LODI.
bearing gold and silver quarts and other min
er,ls Of precious metals. together with surface
ground SIX hundred 900 feet IN "iatn: 10Y tne
CON W nieut working thereof: sliuats IN magic
and Nsshoe Valley Mining District, Ormshy
coua,v and state Of Nevaas. known and deeg
mated on the Geld notes and omcial plAt a.
United States survey or lot NO. 81. IN section 20
Township Is north OF ran1s - east Monte VI,
, iot No. 80 being Is follows, 20 Wit Beginning
~ rear marked No. !, Z. 8. ShrvsJ NO. ~,
wAescs III. southw west corner 81 section 20,
Tovoship'l5 north OF range II east, bears ssutb
76o 9? west, Ass $40 feat; the Ayers aha HOT
kins silver Mining Company = cabin bea.H ncrth
as west $50 feet, and the diacOvtry nnn ~cfs-
inc cut and tunnel upon this mime bears north =
~, east ys5 feet; thence RAINING nrst course.
north Is ~ wet !. 500 feet t. r~st maikeo ~
4. :. Survey No. 3a;' thence second roursr, nerth
"a eas. 500 feet u pest m arked No u - enf.
yay Mo- ~: thence fhIrd course. south J"
east $50 feet to pert marx ed No =. survey
No 80; thence f01rlh tours. s"'.
800 feet to post No. l. thr place Of beginning,
containing 20 66-l.0 acres. bearings expressed
from the true meridian with magnetic varia-
ton Of 1919 east. This clairr' was IocAtcL I'M
der the name of the Willism, MinlnS Cis,Ih
na .urvpv made to accord Herewith. The
workings and improvements on this mine con,
s,t of an open Gu, 81 feet long. 20 feet VIDE ana
~ feet deep. and tunnel run in the hiil rom
,;,,,t S5Oo in whine This claim il bounded
uor,hcrly by the Ayers Consolidated SILVER Min
;n, Cnnnany's claim: soIlthcrly by I'll" Loretta
Conlpa,ly's mining claim. The said mining
claim being recorded in the once OIL ia, re
=. folio 32s Any ard all persons claiming any
norton Of aaid Ayes and Hopsins silver Nm
ing Company 5 claim are required TO file their
adverse lain with the Register OF tue h.tei
states and Office ut Carson City, Nevada, dtir-
nr the sixty day PERIOD of publication. or they
viii b.. barred ny virtue Of the provisions vi
na s.at.t.. ,n!l;. =. WAlIZ, Register.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
Also, Agents for DR.. lie Richn"A
Golden Pills.
r?LyC.T.CS FOR A PATENT.

TipLyC AXIOM FOX FAIEN1.
~ TO tie NORTH CARSON NINE. No. 300.
L. S. Lacl1 Office. Ca son CITY, Nevsos, Ma,sh
23I 1875 Notice is hereby given that the
NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING COMPANY, oy
its authorized agent A. 5. GouLD, whose poet
office address is Carson Ciy, Nevada, has ms
d,y fled it, application fer patent icr fN-
ten Hundred linear feet OF the North Carson
Nine or vein bearing gold and silver, WIN
surfsca -+ound six hundred feet in width
situate, lying and being II EAsle an' o "n,
Valley Mining District. County OF Orinspy
and Sta., of Nevada, and known and ds-ic-
mated by the field notes and OftctaI pat on n,e
in This office as Lot No 40. in TcWnshlp 10
north Range twenty east Of Monte Disnio me-
ri6iau the exterior boundaries OF sald ~. ~.
a. being az follows, to-wit: Variation. To- -
east Commencing at Post No. ], ut y +. corler
NJ the ,Isin,. on the southern slope of fh-
mountain from which point the section corner
most at the =, e. corner Of Section 81. i. 10 ~.
4 ,OE NJ D. NJ. bears 3. &c i0 K. 1871 !rc'
distant ara the flag STAN or the dome OF we
state Capitol at Carson City bears y D g
and runnin2 n l5o AS +. |, 500 feet to Post 40.
>. thence n 40 Is W. 900 feet 10 Post No. =;
thence S. - A. W. ! 100 feet to Post No. I;
thence S. AZ ~ Z, 800 feet to place OF n'Sin-
rino ,.,,.si ling % 6f-ltO acres. This riaihi J"
h,,nGai hy r q other known mines or Hlnl'is
81. in. The ,otation OF this mine 70 any u,
curi., in the Recorders Ofhce OF Ea@ie ah"
V2shoa Valley Mining District NJ arson ~ ~
Nevada in I; ,nk Of folio 1919. Any ana ~,
persons Il. ming adversely any portion of sara
North Csrao. II inc or said mining groniin ar
hereirbcfnre ,icfCl ibed are required W me 'h's
adxrrss claim with the Register 81 'he ~"
states land Office, at Carson city, IN the H",'
VI Nevsds, during the sixty Gays pe'r V. -.
LEGATION her. Of or they Will DE oarTeu y! 'i'"e
~ the provisions of the statute.
~ n rn~,rps aitorucy 1nh.o
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
Notice.
TO WATER CONSUMERS.

Ill. PERSONS RENTING WATER
"A from the Carson Water Company who wish
to use it ior irrigation during the coming sum
ncr, must first apply ct the Company of1ce
and make the necessary arran9em 'nts ANY
person diver.iIG water for irrigation, spriisiInS,
etc, without first having made prior arrange
,nents, will be charged such rate as the Com
pany shall deem right, and any person making
come ton with the company's mains, or r.
pcwing connection after it has been cut OF,
will be dealt with NJ thu Company may sec NJ
carson CITY, II ay 6. i5.6--tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
NOTICE

Is HER ELY GIVEN THAT on
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MAY,
1876, at Curry Engine House in the First Ward
and at the house Of VIM. J. Howell. on Robin
sou street, north side, between Carson and Plaza
streets lin the second Ward in Carson City, an
election will bs held for three ~ Trustees, to
wit: One in each Ward and one at large; which
election will be opened at eight O'Clock in the
morning and will continue until six O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of the same day.
Messrs. George W. 6. Ferris, John Wagner
and Charles \. Mott have been appointed In
spectors for the First Ward: and Messrs. Charles
+. Bicknell. David H. Lentz and Jacob L. Beam
inspectors for the Second Ward.
Dsted this 18th day OF April, A. d. 1875.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
apl5td I. J. EDWARDS. City CLERK.
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IA the UNFORTUNATE
~ NeW REMEDlES
NEW REMBDInS
oUruoN,S DISPnNsARY
623 Kearny street.

uR. GIBBONS DISPBNSAA1
Gas Kearny Street.
o,scc Established Il tss4. fo- the
"..nt ~ ssxual and Seminal Diseases suca
s Canorrhea. elect, structure. Syphi'is IN :
it, towns. Seminal Weakness. impotence. e.e;
Sl;n diseases Of years standing sHd oA'o's"
LEGS successfully treated.
c, Er,ssi.ns the consequence 81 s"f
pbuse: This solitary vice, OF depi ~
indulcenco ia prac:iced by the Jou'n VI -
srIes to an almost unlimited e1tenl: pins
,.r,,;d synutons. unless combated ny sciehti'
g. MEDICAL measures, viz: ealio" eoun..n
,nce- dark spots under the eyes, pam ,.,,;n.
I'D ringing IN the cars nolse IKE sne Ius...ns
of leaves and rafting OF cnsr.oii ;,,hs cnnfu.
about the lo;ns, weakness OF the iiinos, Ss....
aed Vision. blunted intellect. loss OF connue,
d;eidence in approaching Strangers, nishAe ~
form new acausintances, dlePoshioi ;.Sas
society. loss Of memory. h6rti hhs'hH p..
o~a y,ricus er,lptions about the taees, iuIren
.anr,a fet;d breath. coughs. consuinplion
~. ,,ra.ts oonomsnia aud freqc INSANITY
If relief be not obtained, should app.y ,
a;ot.;r e;th.r in person or by letter, ana nay"
crre effected by his new and scientinc moso ~
treating this disease, when never AA'' "a "
fectinr quick and radical cnre;
CURED AT HOME.
puxsors a. {, distance may be CuRED Al
unHiE NV addressing letter to D,. GjoboN'
statinc case. symptoms, enSth % I'm r.,,n,,.
ease has continued, and have lneu!o,n ,p,r;ns;t,
1r forwarded. free from damage ana cu.ios'y
~ any mart of the country, with fuli anu pau
S;ractions. Dy inserting Ten Dollars SDIu' "a
roa;st ered letter. through the Postothce or
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.; phchxs,oi No.
cine will be forwarded TO any par Va o c;h,,n,,
Correspopdents will please inform III, olnoo"
-, +ho1 res,l his advertisements in the APPEAL
'nat ~, M DIR, j. +. GlBBON.
Aud Box 1857. San Francisco
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
ESTATE OF GEORGE R0sENBECKEl
DECEASED.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned, administrator OF the
above named estate, to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers.
witDin ten months from the first publication of
this notice. to the undersigned. at the office OF
Harris ( Coffin. Carson City. Nevada.
G. y. HARRIS. Administrator.
CsIs,r City, Lsy g., ISIS. Nv
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
I. q. II. NJ.

s@~ /DIUrE TRIBE, No. I, Of
EhA If Carson. Nevada. Regular
n S3He@ Councils are held every Monday
Pm All members in good
X IA, standing are requested TO attend
-oNMs for important business. By
Eoyl5tf order vi tn, SACdEM
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-10
naf THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN NCURABLE CASH
- Dr, - RiChnu's

G o l. ID r. - "a "
After ten wears Of trial Al this coast. has proF't
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C,res Chsncres, first and second STAGES eole'
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Ccpper-colored Blotches, Syphihuc .aa'"
Disa.srl Scalp, and all the primary forms ~
thr disease known as syphilis frice' 70 t0'
bottle, or two for 80. N :,
Dr. lie Richau's Golden bnisan w
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphil'lc Hhe,liia-
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Price IS per hottie, or two Tor -.
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Anti0Ote.
r H., cure If HonOrrhea, elect, Irritation,
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:, ovid Injection fer severe cases OF Con
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Also, Agents for Dr.. lie Rich"u'a
Golden Pills.
For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions I'M
! note,,y. and all diseases arising from MAs'nr'
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
The HAaytien Revolution

A fresh and vigorous illustration of
the capacity Of the untutored African
for selfgovernment is furnished by the
present aspect of political affairs in the
sweet-scented republic of Hayti. a first
class revolution is in progress there,
marked by all those little eccentricities
which usually accompany the untram-
elled political movements of the colored
brother. Dominique, the late president
who, by the way. is accused of robbing
the Haytien treasury of $50, 900, 900 in
three years-received severe bayOnet
wound while being escorted to a place of
safety by the Spanish consul. Rameau,
the new president, while enjoying a
promenade under the escort of the French
consul, was met by one Monplaises
Poerre, who remarked in playful way ::
''You shall not escape, for shall avenge
the blood of my father, whom Yon mas
sacred on the Sd of May, 1875" and
suiting the action to the word, he shot
Rameau dead in his track. The body
was left where it fell for thirty-six hours.
Gen. Larquet, commanding the troops at
Port-au Prince, shared a similar fate on a
charge of treason, and two ladies whose
husbapds could not be caught were load
ed with chains and thrown into prison.
Meanwhile the southern part of Hayti
has declared in favor of Gen. Salaman
for president, and the northern part in
favor of Gen. Canal-a slight antagO-
nism which promises an abundance of
fun and fighting in the future.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
Gems of Thought.

Food. friendship and faith--the civil, the
natural and the divine support of mans
life.
The true estimation Of living is not to be
taken from age, but actions some die old at
forty, others infants at fourscoFe.
1t is not all joy that produces laughter,
for the greatest enjoyments are serious.
The pleasures of love, ambition OF ayaFice
make nobody laugh.
Coleridge SAYS: g The image of nv father
my reverend, kind and learned fathers
religion to me-" Jean Paul Richter ex-
pressed pity for the man to whom his own
mother had not rendered all mothers sacred.
God chooses that men should be tried, but
let man beware of tempting his neighbor.
God knows how and how much, and where
and when. Man is his brothers keeper, and
must keep him according to his knowledge.
George Mcdonald.
May heaven grant strength, and to
strength add understanding, and to under
standing add knowledge, and add to know
ledge what is just, and to what is just add
love, and to love add the love of all things,
and in the love of all things, the love Of
God.
As the rays come from the sun and vet
are not the sun, even so our love and pity,
though they are not God, but merely poor
weak image and reflection of Him. vet from
Him alone they come. If there Is in the light
of love in us, it is ray from the full sun OF
loYe.-Chas Kingsley.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
Monkey Sympathy.

Many cases of sympathy in monkeys
might be given, but | shall confine myself
To stating one which | myself witnessed at
the geological Gardens. A year or two ago
there was an Arabian balloon and an Anubis
baboon confined in one cage, adjoining that
which containeda dog-headed baboons The
Anubis baboon passed its hand through the
wires of the partition, In order to purloin
nut which the large d0g-headed baboon had
left within reach---expressly, / believe, that
it might act as a bait. The Anubis baboon
very we'll knew the danger he ran, for he
waited until his bulky neighbor had turned
his back upon the nut with the appearance
of having forgotten all about it. The dog
headed baboOn, however, was all the time
slyiy looking around the corner of his eye,
and no sooner was the arm of his victim
well within the cage than he sprang with
astonishing rapidity, and caught the re-
treating hand in his mouth The cries of
the Anubis balloon quickly brought the
keeper to the rescue, When, by dint of a
good deal of physical persuasion, the dog
headed baboon was induced to let 80 his
hold. The Anubis baboon then retired to
the middle of the cage moaning piteously,
and holding the injured hand against his
chest while he rubbed it with the other one
The Arabian baboon now approached hin,
from the top part of the cage, and while
making a soothing sound, very expressive
of sympathy, folded the sufferer in It's arms
-exaefIy as mother would her child under
similar circumstances. 1t must be stated,
also. that this expression OF sympathy had
a decidedly quietipg effect upon the sufferer,
his means becoming less piteous so soon as
he was embodied in the arms of his com
forter; aud the manner in which he laid
his cheek upon the bosom of his friend was
as expressive as anything could be of SYM
pathY appreciated. This really affecting
Spectacle lasted a considerable time. and
while watching it l felt that, even had 1t
stood alone, it would in itself have been
sufficient to prove the essential identity of
some of the noblest among human emotions
with those of the lower Rnimals.-Popular
Science Monthly.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
FASHION NOTES.

From the New York World.l
The best gloves come without orna-
mental stitching, and are welted with
white round the wrists.
A small screen of either white or
black silk, richly embroidered, and with
an Ivory handle, is the approved parasol
for driving in an open carriage.
Cachemire is the name of a fabric
which has lately grown popular. 1t IS
made of fae wool mixed with silk !; the
colors are soft and harmonious, and the
patterns are those usually seen on eastern
shnwls.
The new kid gloves show extreme
shades Of color-light tints tor dressy
wear and dark ones for general occasions.
For visiting and carriage wear cream
kids will predominant, as it can be worn
with dresses of any shade.
A carriage dress and mantle by
Worth, made OF black satin and fallle,
was trimmed with the new bronze beads
Among the celebrated modists of Paris
IT is found that Worth's costumes are
notable for their quaintness and orlgl-
nality Pingat's for their rich trimmings
and admirable disposition Of them Rod
riQue's for their adaptation OF the most
7rononce styles allowable with good taste,
and Hentenaa's for their graceful dra-
perry.
For general use the parasol in greatest
demand is made of black twiled silk,
lined with white, pinked out in deep
scallops round the edge, and finished
with frills of black thread lace. The
handles are plain sticks of ebony, inlald
with tortoise shell and gold or silver.
Ecru patiste dresses will be made W
with a great deal Of silk.
A new model Of black silk dresses
gives the back cut as polonaise, with q
train and an elongated waist, while the
front is a bodice with basque.
For mourning there are black parasol'
covered with Grape, and having sticks
of unpublished ebony.
In hats there are as many varieties a.
in bOnnets.
Flat mother-of-peari and Japanes'
fgnred buttons are furnished for blacl
cashmere and Siciliene polonalsess.. :,
Clinging mantles are taShionaDi'
wraps.
The close polonaise ia the accepted
overdress for church and street occasions
For general wear the undressed kid
or grant de Suede gloves, are most fash
iouabIe, and white undressed Kids ar
now selected for evening dress.
Squares and crescents OF Mechlln lac
are now used for ornamenting the END
of China crepe neekties.
Gloves for evening wear are very long
recurring from six to twelve buttons.
Fine gingham, in gay colors, trlmmei
with SMYRNA lace and deliberately made
will be the rage for country dresses dur
ing the summer.
Square bows are new feature IN dfes
trimmings.
A popular garniture tor the new blac
grenadine poIonaises is perpendlcula
rows of inch-wide gros grain rIbbo
placed on in clusters Of three or tou
down the middle Of the black and 0
each front, and stopped at intervals
fall over in loops.
The long-pointed Pocket or the neWe
SQUARE one is seen on almost all drease
There is a decided tendency to dlag'
nal and shield fronts both in basque an
polonaises.
The newest thing in fashion al
channels leather basques and aprons
their natural buff color, profuSeiy en-
broidered with gay colored silks.
The capote remains a favorite style
bonnets, both for straw and silk.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

E TRAIN No 2 connects a, Humboldt and Mi
Ian. from points South thereof for Louisville;
at Guthrie with St. L. & S. +. Ry.; At Lebanon
Innc with Knoxville nd Richmond Branches
NJ Cincinnati june with L.. {. & l.. r. K. for
the North and East; at Louisville with u ;.
Mail Boats for Cincinnati; and with .. 4 NJ
Ry. and j., NJ. s /. Il. R. for the North, East,
and West
Ian. from points South thereof, for Louisville !;
At Mckenzie, with n, C. s ST. l.. Ry., for the
Southeast; At Guthrie, with the St. H. & ).
Ry; at Glasgow june, 20 and from glasgow
at Cave CITY. to and from Mammoth Cav; at
Louisville, with L. C. s L. r. r., for the North
and East.
TRAIN No 6 connects at Mckenzie with N,
C. & St l.. Ry., for the Southeast
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.

BECAUSE il IS, and will be, politically free
and independent; faithful 10 Ne principles #
its founder and of the Republican party, but
eontpolled by 10 clique caucus {. convention
1t labors to limit and direct legislation to the
public welfare, and to aid in compelling from
both great parties nominations during The
Presidential year which shall represent purity
in character, integrity in administration, and
a better for the politics of the whole
county. Citizens who would vote intelligent
ly cannot dispense With the paper which tells
them the trnth honestly concerning eEery
party and candidate, nor can they in this
centennial year do more effective service for
the public good than by sustaining and ex-
tending the circulation of a journal devoted
to intelligence among the people, honesty
of the Republic.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
FOR THE POLITICIAN.

Because its Reports of events at Washing
ton. he State Capitals, and other political
centers of the country, arc the fullest, fresh
est and most trustworthy published, and its
kiertion Returns retain all the old-time
promptnes5 aHd 4ee4reey, which made them
the standard throughout ting land.
TIE TRIBUNE hRs entere4 upon Rel4s Of So.
in this country. and its Independent political
course has earned for it thc respect and favor
of the Intelligent men of all parties.-l Boston
Post dem