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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-08

Z T l.
treatment Of Sexual and seminal Diseases such
IS tfou0rrhea, G!eet, Structure, syphilis in
it, forms, Seminal Weakness, Iupotu.cy, etc.
SEiu diseases u years standing ana liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, tn consequence Of self
abUs. This solitary y.ce. OF GepraVvl sexual
Indulgence, l. practItea by the youth Of both
sexes 20 an almost unlimited extent, producing
with 1IItrrIng certainty, the following train II
morbid : tolas, unless coLlbated by scItrti-
! Il llef!Iral ultasIIrcs, VIZ: sa.Iow counter
aLce, dark spots under the eyes pain IL the
head, rIugIL IL the ears, noise like the rustliLg
. II leaves and rafting u Ch4riOis, EneasIEess
about the loins, weakness Of the limbs, confu-
sed vision, bluattj intellect, loss Of confidence
dliideucc il approaching strangers, dislike 70
form new acquaiutaAces, disposition 10 eAuu
society. loss uI memory. hectl tusiIes puplcs
and various eruptloIl- about the faces, furrei
tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption,
might syyuats, nCnomania aud freq UeLt insanity.
diateiy either in person Or by letter, and have
cure effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this dis ase, which never tails OF ef-
feCtiLE 4 quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at Z distance may be CURED AT
HOME. by addressiuEG letter 10 DR.. GIBBON,
stating SYM tgil-s. length q time the dis
ease has continued, ana have medicine prompt
" forwarded, free from damage and curiosity,
Il any part u the country, with full and plain
d[rec ti0us. By inserting Ten Dollars coin, il
through Wells, Fargo K Co; packase Of 1nedi-
cine VIII h forwarded 70 any part Of the Union.
Correspondents viii please inform DR.. Gibbon
that they read his advertIseIlentsI in the APPEAL
Address, DIR. j. Z. GYRBOS.
octl9-ly Box 1857. San Francisco.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Nevada, Ill
the matter Of George ". Chedic, bankrupt il
bankruptcy. Cnitea States OF America District
of Nevada--ss. \ warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of George ". Chediv,
OF Carson City, III the county OF OrInsby, ana
State OF Nevada, who has been adjuiged & bank
rupt on his own petition; that the payment of
any debts and dcliyorr # any property belong
IN to such bankrupt, 10 him, or for his use,
and the transfer Of a. pr,F. cty by him
forbidden by law: that g -IIs5 of the cred
It0Ts of the said bankrupl, t. I"Dye their debts.
and to choose one or more - Ignecs OF his es-
tate, viii be held at 4 CUIrt OF bankruptcy.
70 be holden at the United States District Court
Room, Carson City, Nevada. before i. Strother
Register, on the 2.th day II January, \. ID. 1876,
at II 0 clock a. II.
Il. S. CLAPP,
United States Marshal and Messenger in Bank.
rlpncy for said District. janis
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

= Second Judicial District of the State OF
Nevada. in and for the County of Crnsby
HARMON Ii. hIRCHNER plaintiff RS ELIZABETH A
kIRCnSER defendant. Action brought in the
the State of Nevada. in and for lie County OF
Ornsby. and the Complaint u in said County
of Ormsby, in the office lie Clerk of said
District Court The State OF Nevada sends
greeting to ELIZABETH A. kIRCHNFR defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the aoove named plain
tiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada, i'll and for the
County of orIHsby, and TO answer the Complaint
filed therein IA copy Of which accompanies this
summons within ten days exclusive of tbs
day OF service after the service on you of this
Sulumons-if served within this County: or if
served out of this County, but in this District
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default Will be taken
against you. The said acti N is brought TO dis
solve the bonds of matrimony existing between
you and the plaintiff upon the alleged ground
OF wllful desertlon. And you are hereby notified
that II you fail to appear and answer the said
Complaint as above required the said plaintiff,
VIII apply to the Court for thu relief prayed.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF
the District ',ourt of the Second
Judicial District of the State Of
Nevada in and for the County
of ormsby, this 5th day OF
0S3Sd November. IN the year of our
~ Lord. one thousand eight hun
dred and seveLty-fvc.
r. J. EDWARDS, Clerk
Office OF Sheriff Of County of Ormsby fss. -
I hereby certify, that l received the within
Summons on the 9Th day OF November, A. l.
1875, and return that after due diligence ana
from inform alton believe the defendant Eliza
beth 4. kirclIntr not be found within this
County of OrInsby or in the State Of Nevada.
Dated at Carson this oth day OF November
1875. T. SWIFT, Sheriff,
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN INCURABLE CASE.
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After years Of trial -. this coast, has proved
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BLAINE.

Hon. j. q. Bline has sent US part OF
tanning his defense against the dirty
ISLANDERS started by the Cincinnati Ga
zette and other Bristow tools These
ISLANDERS were first started, and the rule
adopted by the Gazette is well known,
that when it wants to destroy a public
man, it starts a lie about him, and then
demands that he shall prove his inno-
cence,-prove a negative, or be consider
ed guilty Mr.. Blaine prepared to meet
this, and waited until the accusation had
taken exact form, and the witnesses
against him had been fully named. His
friends became uneasy, fearing that his
long silence night work to his prejudice;
but he was only making preparation for
a full and complete vindieation, and
when he had procured certificates from
all the witnesses named, that ;he charges
were all absolutely false. he made his de-
Tense, and actually did prove his limo
cence. Was this satisfactory to the Bris-
tow organs2 Not much The Cincin.
natl Gazette shook its old palsied head
and sent reporter to interview fellow
named Harrison, who is. or claims to be,
q grand son of President Harrison This
man Harrison told the reporter that a
man named Rollins told him something
about Mr.. Blaine. Rollins certifes that
he knows nothing against Blaine This
makes no difference with the Bristow
organs. They say if Rollins told Harri-
son this story it is bad for Blaine, no
matter whether Harrison is the liar. or
whether Rollins has lied.
The truth is, Blaine is very prominent
as candidate for President. lie is
statesman Of national reputation. and
great ability. II nominated there will
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PREPARED ET
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Practical and 1HafBiicdI Chemists
ASD SOLD ALL ROUND TIE WORLD.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
NOTICE.


A petition will be presented to the Commis-
sioneTs OF Jackson county, Ohio. al then next
regular meeting, on the first Monday In June
next, praying for the establishment OF "a county
road, ls follows: Beginning Ia the road lead
ing from Keystone Furnace To Centrevilie, at or
near the south east corner Of Hiram Russell >
home laIm, in Bloomfield township, Jackson
county, Ohio, and on the land Of said Russell,
nearly opposite the road leading TO Rock Lick !;
thence In north westerly direction through
the land Of said HiIam Russell to the line fence
running north and sOuth between said Russell
and the keystone Furnace COmpany's land, in
teTSecting at this fence the track of the Old road
vacated some years since, and thence TO follow
this old road through the said Furnace Com
panys land, passing house occupied by one
Joseph Hays, and out into a county road lead
ing nom the bridge at the house OF Richard 4.
Jones, TO CentTcville, at the gate; thence along
this county road TO the "Big Rock" leaving
said rOa and passing In a south westerly diteS :
ton across the lands Of David i. Jones at or
near "A house occupied by one Caleb Sharp, on
the land. OF John Morgan; thence In a sOutl-
| erly direction through the lands of said John
Morgan and to inteTsect the county road lead
\ ing rom Joseph Hale's house TO the old state
Road, at or near a low gap, and Ju-t north Jf an
Old house on said Morgan land, aud yacating
so much of said county road leading from the
house OF said Joseph Hale to the place OF inter-
secti n.
! JOSEPH HALE JR.
and others, Petitioners.
! Inav4 '13-4f
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Carl Schurz has written q long letter
about his proposed convention Of sore
heads and boilers, which he and three or
four others have called, to meet in New
York, either to control the Republican
nomination, or burst the party. 1t will
be remembered that these gentlemen
exerted their full powers in this direc
tion four years ago. The people remem
Der the result. 1t worked the sad death
of their candidate. and the triumphant
election Of the nominee OF the Republi.
can party.
The Bristow tools had tho letter OF
Schurz in their issue Of last Saturday,
and the Commercial says:
The letter of Carl Schurz, elsewhere
printed, gives the views of the ex-senator
about the May conference. OF course Mr..
Schurz makes himself quite ineligible.
But the true intent and meaning of the
conference may be better stated in one
word, and that word is Bristow.
Exactly. That is just what we sup
posed And the regular Republicans
will so un derstand it, and act accord
ingly.
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rho Importance Of Good Hablts.

Good habits tend to prolons life. The laws OF
Nature are In perfect harmony with those Of
Natures God. Habits OF life should be regular.
TIE animal functions should be regularly per-
formed, sleep should not b. put of until un-
timely hours, unnecessary and depraved ex-
elements should be avoided. The observance
OF hygienlc rules will not, however, always sur
flee to rescue a naturally delicate constitution
from wreck. When this IS the case wise dis
cretiOn should be exercised in selecting the
tonic to be used. Hosteiter's BitleIs, on ac-
count of the purity of their alcoholic basls' lhe
powerfully iuvigorating properties of the vese-
table clements which they contain, and their
alternative efficacy, are precisely the article re-
ouired TO create energy in and restore regular
ity TO the feeble system, and thus preserve 1t
from destruction. For those disorders which
proceed from impaired digestion, dormancy Of
the liver and weakness or irritation of the bad-
/ der or kidneys, Il Is a most valuable specific,
| and Is equally 10 be relied upon as a preventive
| OF malarious fevers. Persons who suffer from
hatulence will find Il an excellent carminative.
/ IL remedies heartburn with far more alacrity
and certainty than caI Donate OF soda aud re-
! Iieyes nervous headache and constipation with
gratifying promptitude.
Tue Bitters are a powerful auxiliary In the
blood manufacturing process; give tone To the
! entire system, and recall "the rose unt oi
health" to the wan cheek and wasted Invalid
They also tend, through the medium OF I'M
proved digestion, 10 increase the bodily suo'
stance and are a capital appetizer and aiter'
dinner cordial. may4, 20
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We are not going to stand it. Wewill
sue some one, or fight. We can stand
all ordinary attack. but when Y Wasg,
(The Press) of Pittsburgh. goes for us in
Welsh, it is too much. II says:
Mae ystorm yn casglu yn Jackson, O.,
rhwngy Seneddwr Monahan, Democrat. a
Davis Mackley. Gwerinwr. golygydd y
jackson Standard Galwant eu gilydd
yn enwau drug. &C edliwiant bethau
ffiaidd NALL i'r Hall Awgryma Mack.
ley fod Monahan wedi bod yn euog O
werthu "whisci'' drwg &C dalu pwyth
yn oil cyhoeddodd Monahan yn Cincin
natl Enquirer bethau sydd wedi chwerwi
Mackley, &C maent yn bresenol yn gals
ar eu gilydd dynu eu gsiriau am y NALL
ar Hall yn ol, onide-nis gwYddom beth
fydd diwedd. 0s deuant wrthdnra
wiad, bydd yn frwydr ffyrnig. canys y
mae y ddau ddyn YIN rhai mawrion c
gorpholaeth. Heddwch tua Jackson yna
bobl
We think we see sarcasm in the re
mark that the two men are physically
or bodily (gorpholaeth) great, or power
full, (mawrion)
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Any subscriber to this paper. (old or
new,) who will take the trouble to send
his name and address, with 25 cents, TO
pay for postage. mailing cylinder, &c, to
the well known publisher, Mr.. C. F.
Vent, 38 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio, will receive by mail, guaranteed in
perfect order, copy of Hodgman's Fam
lily Album; full description of which
may be seen in our advertising columns /;
or, copy may be seen at our Office.
1t will be observed that this Album is
not in the usual book form. II is in the
form Of an engraving, which is as sensi-
ble and unique in design as it is beauti
full and artistic in execution
This very liberal arrangement propos-
ed, is designed for the sole and exclusive
benefit Of our readers, and in order that
they only shall reap the ben eft, the pub
lisher's proposition, as it appears in an
other column, should be cut out and
sent with the name and address to the
publisher; Mr.. Vent, as above
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-04

The Portsmouth Harmonic Society
have changed the time of their mu-
sical festival to June l4th. This will be
the time Of the Republican National
Convention at Cincinnati. II is singu-
lar coincidence that the Society had their
grand concert at the time OF the Repub-
lican State Convention, and now they
have made a change Of time, so as to
have their next demonstration on the
same day that the National Convention
will be held. Perhaps il this Society in
tend to compete with the Republican
party. the attendance Of Republicans
will not be large.
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DoAD NOTICE.

IL
\ petition will be presented 10 the Commits
sioneTs OF Jackson county, Ohio, at their nexi
regular meeting, on the first Monday In June,
1896, asking for an alienation In a county road
a. follows: Beginning on The section line be-
tween sections % and q, on the county road
l"ading from Oak Hill TO Mnriah Meeting
House, IN Madison township, jackson COUNTY,
Ohio. in The hollow wesf Of the lands OF Ma
thaniel Evans, near where private road
used by Isaac and Jeukin Edwards inter- cess
said county rOadi hence w.eiwardly along the
said private road, following tho same HeaI
a. practicable. through the lands % said Isaac
aud Jenkin Edwards, on the south side Of tlie
dwelling house Of suid Isaac and Ienigin Ed
wards, 10 the half ScrtiOu line OF section 20
west OF the residence Of said Isaac and Jenkin
Edwards, TO where said private roads turn
sOuth, thence south a'ong said half section line
and said private road until il intersecis the
said county road leading from Oak Hil TO Mo
riah Church, near wnere the lands OF said Isaac
and Jenkin Edwarts, Margaret y. Davis and
Isaac Evans corners, in said township of Madi-
son, and county Of Jackson, and vacating su
much only Of the old road as lies between the
starring point OF the proposed alteration and
the intersection OF a private road leading 10 the
residence OF Evan Edwards.
PETITIONERS.
may4 'TG-it
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The New York Herald understands
the real situation, and touches upon it in
the following article
The BoURBoSs FOR BRIsTow.-The Ken
lucky Bourbons, ono of the most inter
esting parties in the country, and whose
organ is the Courier-J ournal, give Bris-
tow a capital send-of as a Presidential
candidate. But this support will do
Bristow harm There is large element
in the Republican party composed OF
those stern, sincere men who believed
the war was n dispensstion OF Gods
providence for the abolition of slavery
who pressed forward the impeachment OF
Andrew johnson, and who will not take
candidate whose indorsers are Beck
and Stevenson of Kentucky, and the
Louisville Courier-J Journal The Repub-
licans. at least the Radical wing OF them
have had enough of Johnsonism to last
for a generation or two. Without this
wing the Republicans will be as helpless
as the Democratic party would be with
out its rebel wing.
There are two classes that must not be
left out of political calculations-the alb
olitionists and the rebels. The Republi
can party depends upon the one, the
Democrats upon the other. Each o
these classes is composed Of men of cour
age, principle and ability. One side
fought to save slavery, the other to de
stroy it. They would fight the battl,
again to morrow il the same conditions
existed. To expect to run either party
without them would be to expect a mar
to live without his spinal column. Th'
"reformers. the saints. the truhe hogs
the old maids, the dandies, and all th'
modern brood of politicians, may PLAN
and chip and sandpaper the platform a
much as they please; but unless the.
make a platform and candidate tha
will satisfy these two vast, sincere AM
preponderating elements. neither will
get on. Nothing, therefore. will d
Bristow more harm than the support
he is now receiving from Kentucky
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Bristow does not shake hands with
blatherskites who trouble themselves to
retail dirty stories about ~[Cincin-
natl Commercial.
Your Southern aristocrats are won
derfully dignified people. As they stand
up before the fire, with coat tail parted
in the middle, and one section Of it under
each arm, back-side to the fire, and
squirting tobacco juice in front, they do
not condescend to speak to po' white
trash, by Cd, sab. They leave that to
such mudsills as Blaine, Morton and
Hayes. who are low enough to respect a
man, even IL he has honestly labored
with his hands for living.
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SheriH's Sale of Real Estate.

~tnte % Ohio, Jackson County, ~.
Court of Common Pleas.
Euui@r Isham ". David Ifiidrnbrand.
on lai order % saie.
NotiCe u hereby given. that in Pursuance oi
"a ufiaF OF sale lsssish uut uf said Cuurf GA thr
18th dny uf April a. ~. lh1a. aud 90 miu diructsi
- -hrTim und HpcfiHl Must Commissioner tn
said cHuss, viii uirr for sale ni the door ui the
Count House, iu aid county. un
saturday, Nay ~, A. -. tS7o.
nf o'clock 4. 50, of sid day. the following d.
ss.rfi. q real estate. Situated lea the cuunty -
jackson sud state Of ohio. to-wiif Ia lot No.
- iu the incorporated Village 90 Jackson Jack.
slu county. Uhfus rNrrpttuH strip ~ land ufi
- thr wUsf sldu uf said lut ~ fcrt front upun
p.,arl street aud extending bteH the iuli length
&c the lot O. narrow street, Hlau a's 4 u ffuuf-
ing oft s.itd Pearl street aud running - fest
tack following tur lime % Columbia atfsrI Af,-
prs i-ssd 90 ss1.
40 iit apid ~ the property uf David Hlldcn-
brand, 90 satisfy - Judgment and drcru~ in "a.
vur 81 Euniee lshnut.
Given under NY hand ihis 25ih DAY af Aprii
A. ~. tssd. IuuN ~. ENiNG.
Ehn 80. Master oun.
Bunssu Muore q Aleshire, Atiys for PIN.
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Sheriff : Sale Of Real Estate.

state of Ohio. Jackson Co, -
Court II C5mmsH Pleas
Alice Casrlck ~. Mary nuchanap.
on IL order af sale.
Nsffr. A. hereby llveu, that la pursuance ol
an o5irr OF sais, ilsicd out or said court on tbs
isfE dav nI NUfli A. u. is7a, aud 20 me directed
a. ssitrIin ~ Special Master Commissioner IN
said cause viii offer for ale 80 the dooF OF the
Cont House. "a said county uu
saturday. May ~, 4. ID. 1870.
Al one O'Clock /. ~. of snld day. the following
dfsrftitrd rial estate. situated ~ ths county ui
JncE Esnn aud state of OHIO, - Wiz
A part Of tu-iut uumugr utufiN-two w. In
fIr town nf Inck-un. aud hsiuE = strip twenty
f.sf nul ia lnrhsHs wide on 20 the south snd -
= sfrin .IEts lau faHf wide OF ~ the east sidr uf
aid fn.inf this description ta On tho Huppusl.
lion that Pearl street in said town runs kaat
and WuHt.
Aupralasd 90 ffUl
T,.ffna - sale cash ON day - snic.
10 Lr sutd a. the property uf May buchanan
ro sailsfy n judgment and dccrse IN faNoF %
. Given tii under my hand this zilh day Of Aprl,
A. -. issG. .. - ...
Sh'f aud ~tFriul Master Cofn'r j. G. q.
JANIS THfrr, Att'y.
Apnl-a
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Reasons why Farmers should Buy the Buckeye Mower

The location Of H. Cutter Bar gives IL lie.
cidrd advantage over all rear cutters, both ~
regards convenience and safety.
.. Having no corgs IN our drive wheels is
another important point over the Mccormick.
Champion. Ohio. Woods, &c.
g. Unlike the Russci. Excelsior Champion.
McCoi mick. Woods Johnston &c.. we get up
our first or slow motion with bevel gears. and
our second or fast motion with spur Fcars.
The point gained j., that with the same use
spur gearing wears twice ~ long as bowel, and
a. We arrange our gearing Tc take advantage
of this principle.
4 The shape and material composing our
guards as well as cutting apparatus in general
are points IN our favor Some use cast. others
mallable. while still others use wrought iron
guards some have steel plates placed in them.
while others-as the Champion wrought
iron hardened, claiming IL 20 be as good a.
wrought iron laid with steel, a. ours are. IL
SO. why are our axes and chisels not so con
structed2 Their plan costs less than ours,
for after our. are forged out OF the best iron
they certainly lay the slot and point with
steel as carefully as any other cutting tool
8 The folding Of our cutter har when trans.
f-riug is another grand feature Of the Buck.
eve over all ia aiyals The Buckeye alone
folds horizontally across the tongue, render
ing the Machine more compact and materially
/ ssning the wear and strain Of oil the parts
when driving from field TO field
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