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vlck'S FLORAL GUIDE.
NOTICE

Is y r Il BY GIVEN THAT ON
Il MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF MAY.
1876. at Curry Engine House Tin the First Ward)
and at the house of VIM. J. Howell. on Robin
son street, north side, between Carson and Plaza
streets lin the Second Ward in Carson City, an
election will bs held for three (3) 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. G. Ferris, John Wagner
and Charles y. Mott have been appointed In
spectors for the First Ward: and Messrs. Charles
r. Bicknell, David II. Lentz and Jacob L. Beam
Inspectors for the Second Ward.
Dated this 18th day of April, A. D. 1876.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
api5td T. j. EDWARDS. City Clerk.
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NORTH CARSON SILVER MIN.
NOTICE..

NvOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN that
~ the Carson City Chemical Company, a cor
poration organized and existing under the laws
of the State of Nevada, has petitioned the Hon.
s. H. Wright, Judge of the Second judicial DIS
trict of the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County of Ormsby. to be dissolved and disIn.
corporated under the provisions Of an Act OF
the Legislature Of the State OF Nevada entitled
can act to provide for the formation OF corpo-
10th. A. D. 1865: that MONDAY, the 18th day
OF MAY, A, d. 1876, and the Chambers OF ssid
Judge. in the city of Carson, County OF Orms6y,
have been appointed as the time ard place for
the hearing Of said petition. at which time ana
place ali persons interested will show cause why
an order disiacorporating said corporation shall
not be made aud entered
r. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson City, New, March II. 1876. LAVISH
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United states t:r III" Di-Jrict Of Nevada.
10 toe IugtJer Of kI(t':S II = ". BUEHllL, a
bankrupt, ia Bankruptcy United States OF
America District OF Nevada. ss.-A warrant in
Bansruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the estate Of Augustus ". Burr'li, of
the county of Dou Has and state of Nevada, IN
said District, who has been duly adludged
banhr,lpt .Ocn his own petition; and the pay
,nent Of any debts ana the delivery of any prop
erty eionging to said bankrupt, to Lin or 10
his use, and the transfer of any property by
him. are forbidden by law. meeting OF the
creditors OF said bankrupt. TO prove their debts
and choose one or more assinees of his estate.
will be held at Court Of bankruptcy, to be
holden at Vr inia il the said District, on the
Eth day of April, A. D. 1876, at o'clock F. N
st the Office Of E. Strother, Room No. 4, Odd
F,llows' Building, corner Of G and Smith
streets. one Of the Regist RS III Bankruptcy OF
said District AUGUSTUS ASH,
United States Marshal and Messenger in Bank
ruptcy fyc said District. ap6td
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC
Il ond Judicial District, in and for Ormsby
County, State of Nevada. In the mstter Of the
estate of William +. Wilson, deceased.-Pur-
suant to an order of the said Court. made on
the 18th day of March, 1876, notice is hereby
given that MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY, 1876, at u O'Clock A. NJ. of the said day.
at the Courtroom Of said Court. has been ap.
pointed for hearing the petition of VIM. J.
TEoriDgton, praying for an order that the ad-
minis,rator and administrative of said estate
,nay be authorized by said Court to make con.
veyance to said petitioner Of a certain town lot
lying and bling in the City of Carson. County
and State aforesaid, to wit: Lot No. and west
II feet of Lot No. 10 in block No. AZ, III Muss-
er's division of said Carson City; at which time
and place all persons interested therein may
appear and contest the same by fling their OBJ
jections III writing.
T.J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
March 23, 1876.
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~ DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY
81 6zJ NeXrny Street.
San Francisco Established l.. 1884, for the
treatment Of Sexual srd Seminal Diseases sucb
as Gonorrhea. elect, Structure, Syphilis in
its forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpotsncy. eve:
Skin diseases Of years standing aud Uicersteo
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Semina Emissions the consequence OF eeiI.
abuse: This solitary vice. or depraved sexual
indulgence is practiced by the youth OF both
sexes to An almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty, the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless comoateo py scientl'
fic medical measures, viz: Sall0W counter
aEce dark spots under the eyes. pain IN the
lead. ringing in the ears noise like the rustling
of leaves and rafting Of chariOte, uneasinese
aIout the loins, weakness OF the limbs, confu.
Sd vision, blunted intellect, loss OF confidence.
4 hidence in approaching stlsDseis' oisnLe 70
eociety, loss Of memory, hectic nushes, pimplee
and various eruptiOns about the faces, furred
sosgue, fetij breath, coughs, consumption,
Z. ght sweats. monomanla aud frequent INSANITY.
l. relief be not obtained, should apply immo.
,,1ateiv either in person or by letter and have
cure effected by ilis new and scientific mode OF
I, esting this disease. which never fails Of 81.
fecting quick and radical cure
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing . lettert to DR. GibbON,
stating case. symptoms. length OK time the ais
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt.
Nv forwarded, free from damage and curiosity.
to any part Of the country, with full and plain
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars com. In
registered letter, through the Postofice or
through Wells, Fargo Co.; . packass OF medi.
cine will be forwarded to any part OF the Union.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. Gibbon
that they read his advertisementsinth the APPEAL
Address. DIR. j. F. GIBBON.
oct19-Iy Box 1851. San Francisco,
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The FRYER REDJcIIoN PROCESS The
Fryer reduction process has at last been
tested. and is declared success. 1t is
difficult to form even an approximate
estimate OF the effect Of this improve
,aent IN the treatment of ores upon the
mining industry of the Pacific Coast,
be. there can be 10 question that the
inheritance of the invention il very
-reat.-Record Union.
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Considerable excitement prevails in
tie province of Victoria over the dis
covery that large quantities of wooden
refues from various factories more or
.ess saturated with oil, have been
bought up for expectation to Liverpool.
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A Kentukian in Menifee county has
daughter eleven years old who
weighs fifty pounds. is forty inches
high, and whose head is covered with
beautiful soft black hair thirty-si
inches in length.
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Nelson (Ky) Rscord:-A young lady
in Bradstown told her lover that she
liked Shakespeare very much. and that
SIZE read it when it drst come oct.
Then she proceeded to scan magazine
20 see what the spring styles were.
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At tie request CT the trustees OF the
theological Seminary of Virginia, the
remains Of the late Bishop Johns are to
lie ezhumed, and reinterred IL snail
cemetery to lie laid oct IL tho college
v-OUC.S.
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:, negro preacher stole two horses
n Brennan, Texas, and took them
with him to Lexington. where ne vas
arrested the next Sunday walie
preaching.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-10

After the coming year Cornell! Col
le:e is going to advance its require
uents for admission. a knowledge
Of American History will be among
them, and higher standard IN the
E.1g,ish language.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-10

WHEN Mark Antony threw himself
upon the "dear remains" of his loved
Caesar in Pittsburgh theatre tine
other evening, he struck tho corpse"
fair in the stomach, which had the
effect Of doubling it up with grunt,
that rather detracted from the solem-
ni.v of the occasion.
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Also. Agents for nr. lie Richau's
Golden Pills

For Seminal weahress. Night Emissions, I'M
potency and all diseases arising from Nastur-
baton and excessive abuses. Price 81 per
bottle The genuine GOLDEN 3sIsAM is put mp
only in rouu,, bot.',s. o.. receipt of price,
these medic.n Will be sent to oil parts Of the
country. br express or mail. securely pacLt .,
ami free from observation. Sole Agents. G. +,
RICHARDS X CO.. wholesale and retail drug.
rjsts and Chemists southwest corner of Clay
and Sansomo streets. san Francisco. Calitorn q.
algi0-ly
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN iNCURABLE CASE.
DIR. lie Richau's

After ten years Of triai on this coast has proved
itself the only curative in certain clsss o.
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners az
incurable.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden Ealsnln No.
Cures Chancres, first and second stages: Sores
on the Legs or Body, Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose. etc.
Copper-colored Blotches, Syphilitic Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms OF
the disease known Syphilis. Price, IS per
bottle, or two for 50,
or. LIE Richau's Golden Ralsam No
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilitic Rheums-
tism Bains in the Bones, Back CT the Neck,
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash, jumps
ard Contracted Cores, Stiffness Of he Limbs,
and eradicates oil diseases from the system,
whether caused by indsretion or abuse Of
mercury-leaving tie blood pure aud healthy.
Price, S. per bottle, or Two for 81.
DIR. Lee Richau's Golden Spanish
An:i1Ote.
For the cure of GOnorrhea. elect, Irritation.
Gravel, ard Ill Urinary or Genital disarrarSe-
1.ents. Price, 81 50 per bottle.
DR.. lie RiChnu's Golden Spanfsh
Injection
A wash and Injection FIR severe cases OF Con
orrhea, IaeaIniIatoly elect, Structures. and all
diseases Of the Eidnsys and Bladder. Price
81 80 per bottle.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

NEW REM EDlES {!
NEW REMEDIES I
DIR. GIBBONS DISPEESARY
6ZJ lNexrny Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-12

A singular attempt at murder
has Just taken place at Marcq-en-
Bareul, in Belgium. Henri Boo
quet, a market gardener, was en-
gagged to be married to a young
woman of that place who had dis
carded a former suitor. She received
an anonymous letter stating that to
avenge her forgetfulness of her for
mer lover three of his companions
would take vengeance by "spp-
pressing" the new one. Three
sketches represented as many men,
one holding a cord, another Il
cudgel and a third a sword. Last
Thursday evening Bocquet was 60
ing to Marco, when he was set upon
in a lonely part, of the road by three
men, who threw a sack over his
head, beat and kicked him, stabbed
him in the side, and then, removing
the sack and finding him insensible,
drew a cord tightly around his neck
and left him in the road for dead.
The mayor of the place, passing by
shortly afterwards, found the inani-
mate body, and, obtaining assist
ance, cut the rope and had the man
removed. Hopes are entertained of
saving his life, but his asSailants
have not yet been captured.
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opening for carrying off the water.
1t is worthy of remark that not
withstanding the wear to which it
has been subjected by the success
sive generations of Pagan and Chris
tan worshipers who have assem-
bled here, the marbles of the floor
remain as firm and compact as when
originally placed.
The walls are covered with mar
BILE. The cornice is Of the same
material, beautifully worked in
scroll forms. -Four columns Of
gialloantico marble define the re-
cesses in which the altms are
placed; they also support a gallery
which passes round the building.
The baths of Caracalla are an
other magnificent example of the
manner in which the ancient Ro-
mans lavished architectural display
and decorative establishment on
these splendid resorts of ancient
amusement and splendor.
The fact of their being capable
of afording ample accommodation
for sixteen hundred bathers enables
us to form some idea of their extra
ordinary extent. The floors are
paved with rich mOsaics executed
in marble. The roofs have faller
to the ground, but portions arr
raised sufficiently to show that they
were wrought in white and black
marbles, with handsome designs
also in mosaics. The walls art
treated in a similar STYLE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-12

wind moved it up the lake. A little
before sunset the wind chopped sud-
denly around and blew a gale from
the west. This brought the vast
field of ice back again with such
tremendous force that it filled in
the neck of the lake and its outlet
so as to form a most effective dam,
that caused a remarkable diminu-
tion in the outflow of water. Of
course it needed but little time for
the falls to drain off the water be-
low this dam. The consequence
was that on the morning of the
following day the river was nearly
half gone. The American channel
had dwindled to a deep and narrow
creek. The British channel seemed
to have been smitten with quick
consumption and to be fast passing
away. Far up from Goat Island
and out into the Canadian rapids,
and from the foot of Goat Island
out beyond the old Tower to the
deep channel of the deep Horse
shoe fall the water was gone. The
rocks were bare, black and forbid
ding, The roar of Niagara had
subsided to q moan. This extraor-
binary syncope Of the waters lasted
all that day, and night closed oyel
the strange scene. But during thC
night the dam gave way, and tho
next morning the river was restored
in all its strength, beauty and maj
pstv
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BcocntriOIties Of The Sultan.

Abdul-Aaiz never made half so
much noise in the world during his
life as'he has made since his death.
His friends and family are doing
their best to prove that he must
have been crazy for years past, and
very likely he was. Absolute power
made the CAESARS mad, and the Sui
tans are Of no stener stuff. Cali
gula and his horse are fairly
matched by Abdul-Azi7 and his
cock. Ii seems that the commander
of the faithful walking one day in
the superb gardens, Of one OF his
thirty-one palaces, was captivated
by the scarlet comb and splendid
plgmage of an arrogant young cock
strutting and growing about under
the bleached bowers. lie sent for
the steward of the poultry and or.
dered the bird to be dispatched tC
his own royal apartments IN tho
Bechiktach palace. There the Sui
tan fed the bird himself, delighteC
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An Heiress worth Having.

Miss Melissa Elder was a poor
clerk in a hotel dining-room in
Atchison, Kansas, and here is the
account from a journal of that city
of her wonderful luck:
A short time ago Melissa Elder
fell heir to 9112,0OO,OO0, amount
ing to about $5G0,O0O,00O. 1t
seems that her great-great-grand-
father, on her mothers side, who
was a Roman Senator, had all his
property, which consisted Of a vast
amount Of real estate in and around
the city of Rome, confscated to the
Roman Empire on account Of his
being concerned with Marc Antony
in the terrible assault on the body
of Caesar. Caesars wife was also
accused at the same time, but Marc
Antony afterwards said she was
above suspicion, and nothing was
done in the matter. All the prop
erty of Melissa's great-great-grand
father, however, was confiscat9C
upon the testimony of a detective
The detective afterwards was takeI
with frenzied remorse, and wrote
full confession, moved to Pompeii
and was living in that ill-fated tow
when the sudden catastrophe whicl
befell it cut him down in the prim
of life. During the recent discov
cries among the ruins of POmpei
this confession was discovered, ant
Miss Elders great great grand
father was fully vindicated.
Chicago lawyer who was trayelini
through Europe, heard of the cir
cumstances, and by aid of detec
tiyes, found in the person of Me
lissa Elder the only surviving hei
of her lamented great-great.g grand
father. The lawyer has taken tn
prosecution of the case on cor
tingent fee, and Melissa leaves fo
Rome to take possession of tina
town. OF course we tender on
} congratulations; $500, 100000 doe
not grow on bushes.
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mow Nlngnrn Almost Ran Dry.

The following interesting sketch
of remarkable phenomenon ut the
Falls we quote from an article in
the Midsummer Holiday number of
Scribner's:
son March 80, 1848, a remark AZ,
able phenomenon occurred. The
preceding winter had been intense
ly cold, and the ice formed on Lake
Erie was unusually thick. In the
warm days of early spring, the
mass of ice was loosened around
the shores of the lake and detached
from them. During the forenoon
of the day named, u stiff easterll
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NEWSPAPERS or THE U. s,

A complete list Of Americou Newspapers,
numbering more than eight thousand, with
Gazetteer of all the towns and cities in
which they are published; historical
and statistical sketches Of the Great
Newspaper Establishments; illustrated with
numerous engravings of the principal news-
paper buildings. Book of 800 pages just is
sued. Mailed post paid, to any address Tor
35c. Apply Enclosing price, 70 Superintend
ent Of the Newspaper Pavilion, Centennial
Company. NY Every advertiser needs it.
1921b1dkW
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Miss Grundy's Objection TO sleep
tng.Cars, and why.

VI all modern inventions Tor the !
comfort of travellers it seems to me
that there is most room for i'm
provement in sleeping-cars. The
prices charged for the privilege of
being put in one of their almost
air-tight berths are surely high
enough for the companies to be
able to offer handsome reward to
any one who shall patent an i'm
proyement on the ventilation Of
the sections. Lest damage be done
to the bedding Or upholstery, the
companies order their agents to
close the double windows, when
the berths are made up, to exclude
dust aud cinders effectually. |
don't think men can fully sympa-
thise with a growl about sleeping
cars, because it is SO easy for them
to make themselves comfortable in
one, independent of the heat and
foul air. 1t is so little trouble for
them to loosen neckties, take of
coats, vests and boots, and tumble
into a berth that they can fall asleep
the instant their heads touch their
pillows; but for women it is quite
another thing. Modern bustles,
tiebacks. cOrsets and coiffures were
never designed for travel by day OF
night, yet few women en- route to
places of fashionable resort will be
seen without them. The problem
concerning three Of these in {
sleeping-car is, how can their wearel
divest herself of them when retiring
at night and resume them in The
morning without being detected
in the act by the inquisitiyC
eyes Of passers by? How to get
out of tieback and tournure a
all in the narrow limits assigned il
a subject for serious consideration
The berths are not long enough t
9 admit of crawling out of the liga
lures and iron bands after thei
5 fa8tenings are loosened, nor is i
e possible to kneel in the center o
the berth and lift the TROUBLESOME
0 articles overhead without subiectinl
head, shoulders and arms to vic
= lent conclusions with the hard
n wood finish of the cars, to sa
" nothing of the danger incurred Q
b being ierked across the passage
n way as the train rushes around tn
S curve. To sleep tied up and steel
o bound is, of course, out Of tn
Is question, so there is nothing to d
], but unfasten buckles, strings, etc
d lie on ones back, and wriggle on
l. But you cannot wriggle in in th
G morning, nor can you convey sue
Is articles as l have mentione
through the cars to the ladie
/ dressing-room, while YOU endeavo
le to hide your diminished self c
1t route under an all-absorbing watel
G, proof. That is to say, 1t cannot /
Y done without giving an objec
is lesson on feminine makeup to a
ID the men in the car, for such articlo
p cannot be bundled up so as not
lg reveal their identity by unmistak
O. BILE outlines. AS if all this we
IS not enough to deter women fro
rs entering 7" "sleepers, the designe
of of these conveyances, with wantf
maIgnity, have lined them vii
tn mirrors, and if one additional trl
ngl can be added TO those | have d
We scribed it is for woman TO
st, forced to see herself at every tul
d. as she appears to others the NOR
he ing after q night in q sleeping-ber
il before damages have been repairc
IL -4-~-'-
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LIST OF GIFTS;
Total, II 1856 Gitts. all Cash ..,.....s
r.nWara Ars NVnrr rarpgs

FklOE Of IlChEIo;
Whole Tickets, sl2; Halves, Sc; Quarters, s3t
9 Tickets, 500; 27h Tickets, S30O 46}4 Tick
cts, $500 9554 Tickets. $1,000. 100000 Tickets
at Sl2 each.
Hon, Il. IL. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort. the
entire board Of City Oounoilmen, Hon. Alvin
Duvall, late Chief Justice OF Kentucky, and
other distinguished citizens, together with
such disintorested persons as the ticket hold,
ers present may designate, will superintend
the drawing.
Remittances can be made BY Express, Draft,
Postofice Money order or Registered Letter,
made payable to Kentucky Cash Dis
tributtOn Company.
Ali communications, orders for Tickets, and
Applications for Agencies should be adj
dressed 10 HON. THOS. p. PORTER,
General Manager, Frankfort, Ky.
100 145d6w
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st. Louis is the city of smells.
1t lay palpitating, gasping and
sinking in the heat, its population
open-collared, sweaty, grimy, aud
with FURNISHED noses and hairy
throats, down which the Kissing
lager poured in quick success
sion Of inundation. st. Louis
is big, uncouth, graceless, outre,
but not without a certain sort of
individuality which commands re-
spect. Walt Whitman should have
been horn, by rights, in st. Louis.
She missed the good, gray poet who
sounds his barbaric yawp over the
roofs of the world, but she has her
Reavis. She also has her Mckee,
and she has him in iail-nominally.
She has more flies than any other
city of the same size; more cheap
eating-houses, which account for
the flies; more dead rats; more
goats.-IadiaaapOliS Herald Letter.
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MEMPHIS g. CHARLESTON R.R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
- Avn ArrER SUNDAY. JUNE llrH.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY JUNE llTH'
~ 1876: Yooros Arrives.
n..u4.o;, do;lv,......,1 2.E0a am 3.00p.m
Express train, dLJly...:.'.' o'VV p'm % Va a. ~
Someryille accom- datlon % con y,
(except Sunday).....'... o'fV pm oNV "'A'
jackson, Tenn, incom- 1,1som
mediation Tex Sul'dayl 4;1y p.n - w. H.
tween Grand Junction and Memphis. =,
Trains connect at Grand Junction tor az
points and at Decatur closely for Montgom-
ery and points South. Close connection ior
Nashville by both trains, Close connections
at Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
points.
No change of cars between Memphis ana
Bristol and Memphis and Jackson Tenn
The new and magnificent sleeping car line
iii have one Of their new sleepers leaVe
NJ, qphis daily on Express train at Wy W pm.
CO.. ynchburg, Washington and baltllHoIs ~ o,s
,vi,bon change. 0Aly one change 10 NeS
York and philadelphia. Time ti0eHv "hF
,,,es joste. than city time.
Ticket Of zee, 27S Main street. 49,.
WI. ROSS, Sup't;
TOW r. Duuy.. Ticket Ag't, g-t