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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27
PrLJCaryoN FOR PATENT

4 PrLJCAT!DN FOR eATENT.-
| IA Notice No. 3l5. United States Survey No.
| S9.-United States Land Office, Carson City. Ne
vada. Msy 18th, iS7S.-Notics is hereby given
| that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MN
ING COMPANY, . corporation duly incorp,
rated under and by virtue Of this laws OF the
State Of California. having it's principal place
of bu.iness in the city of San Francisco State
of California HAS this day by A. 4. GOULD, its
attorney in fact and agent WHOSE Post Office
address is Carson City, Nevada, made applica-
ton COR Enited States patent for fifteen hun
Gred ii 500 linear f0et Of the williams Lode,
hearing gold and silver quartz and ether min
erals OF precious metals, together with surface
ground six hundred 5000 feet in width, for the
convenient working thereof; siiuats IN the Eagle
and Vashos Valley Mining District Ormsbv
county, and State of Nevada. known and derie-
mated OIL the field notes and Official plat
United States survey or lot No. 80 in Section ~,
Township Is north Of range Is east, Monte Di-
able meridian the exterior boundaries of said
lot No. 80 being as follows, to wit: Beginning
at post marked No. l, L. s. Survey No. 50,
whence the south invest corner Of Section 26
Township Is north of range 10 east. bears south
TO 22' west, S95 $40 feet: this Ayers and Hon
kins Silver Mining Company cabin bears north
80 west, $50 feet. and the discovery and work
ing cut and tunnel upon this mine bears north 90
26' east, 935 feet; thence running first course,
north Is 10 west | 500 feet t. pest marked No q
U. S. Survey No. 80; thence seco nd course north
"A 10 east 500 feet 10 rest marked 10 3 g : Sur
yey No. 80: thence third course south lalo
east 500 feet to post marked No l. 5. Survey
No. 80; thence fourth course south 49, west
900 feet to post No. l. the place of beginning,
20 66-l03 acres; bearings expressed
from the true meridian with magnetic varia-
ton of 1879 east. This claim was located up-
der the name of the Williams Mining Claim
and survey made to accord herewith. The
workings and improvements on this mine con
sist of IN open cnt 50 feet long, 90 feet wide and
70 feet deep, and q tunnel run in the hill from
HE face Of said cut a distance of 81 feet. ex-
ceeding $500 in value. This claim il bounded
lorthcrly by the Ayers Consolidated Silver Min
ng Comp81y's claim southerly by the Loretta
Jompanys mining claim. The said mining
lain being recorded in the office of the Re
order of c2msby county aforesaid, in yolura.
!, folio 328. Any aud all persons claiming any
portion Of said Ayers and Hopkins Silver Nina
n2 C0mpanys claim are required to nj tAeiN
diverse claim with the Register Of tae United
states Land Office ut Carson City, Nevada, dur
H. the sixty day period OF publica, IN, Or they
viii b" barred by virtue &c thc provisions OF
Il. .atV:.. r&.t- a N,.TE. "-g.stcr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27
nd on assessment No, s levied Nav. 1875.

And in accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board OF Trustees made on tho 10th day of
May, 1876, SO many shsres O. each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
pnblic auction, at the Office Of the Secretary,
in Il. c. McLonhlin's jewelry store. in the
Adams House. Carson street, Carson City. Ne
vada.on the Eleventh III day of JULY 1876, at
the hour of IAN. OF said day, to pay said de-
linqnent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale
JOHN 3. ELY, Secretary.
Carson City, June 10. 1876
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VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
SuB-C0MMIIIEES :

| On Cars-w. d. c. Gibson
! On Grsonds-Farmer Trsso~sy. P. e. Hymsn
! j. T. Wentworth. A. Waltz, I. A. Read CARSON
| On Music-will Thomas Virginia, T. c
Morse Gold Hill. T. A. Read Carson.
| To Collect Tickets on Csrs-John Lambert c
| kawsou, W w Tinker, Frank Morrill, CNireinin
Geo. Adams. j. Richardson, A. Fox, II. n. Jew
| EFT Gold Hill, ". Atkinson, W. H. Elliott ISL
| yer CITY,, s. +. Hooie. Judge Bowker Reno.
On Amusements-J. ". Noyes Hon W. 5
Wood. Hon. &. z. belong.
On Printng-Alf. Doten. George Dal-. T.
Taylor.
ON Ticke;s-Lee McGewu
On Police Regulations on GIounis-Sherit
Swift Of Carson.
Manager of Corlmissary Czr-Morris Gregory.
Manager OF Payilion-Seymour Pivl-y
Gate hansser-Pill Thsmss
Tickets for tine picnic can be obtained from
the following gentlemen Virginia City, Lee
McGown: at Judge kno1s Courtroom; Gold
Hill, W. IL. Meserve: Silver City. j. q. Greer;
Carson. ;. I. Swift: Reno. DR.. -. A. McNexns:
Dayton, j. H. JaqUa.
special Excursion Trains over the Virginia
and Truckce Rsilroad will convey the Pioneers
and their friendsto and from the picnic grounds.
leaving Virginia City at 40 A. 81, Gold Ii Il at
\. NJ, stopping at Silver City switch and other
points tor cxcursionists. Returning. the trains
will loave the grounds at ) o'clock P. Nj
The Ea,ionsl Guard of Virginia City. by spe-
cial invitation, have kindly consented to do
duty rs escort of the dny.
The best Bands of Music il the State will ac-
company tina excursion. snd in tn, spacious
new hall on the grounds all who desire in
duise il dancing.
Perfect safety and strict Oraer will he secured
by special conductors and guards on the trains
and by large and efficient force OF Deputy
sherifs and special Policemen, under the com
niAad Of the Sheriff Of Ormsby county ana Sc.
lectcd feon the Pioneers themselves
No improper or Objectionable characters will
Ice allowed either Oh the cars or ON tho grounas
and all possible attention Will be paid 70 the
comfort ana pleasure OF the guests
Tickets lfor the round trip. including
admission to grounds So 30
Gate Tickets. 80
Procurable in Virginia City, Gold Hill, Sill yer
City. Dayton. Carson and Reno, from persons
daily authorized by tho Socisty iraltd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

A LTA CONSOLIDATED GOHD AND
~ Silver Mining Company. Location Of
principal place of business, Carson City, Ne
ing District, Washos County. Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that there arc delinquent upon
the following described Capital Stock Of the
Company, on account Of assessment No levied
March, 1876, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders
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TO the UNFORTUNATE
NEW REM RNkD8
NEW R1RlDED0 .

| Ssa Fraesiscs. lstsbtasAsA tx 1854, fsv tAa
| treatment Of Sexual and Ssainal Dhsasss susA
| A. Gsnsrrhes. elect. Structure. Syphilis = .
| its forms, seminal Wssknsss, InpstsneV, -.
Skin diseases Of years standing s1d Ul3ssatod
Legs successfully treated.
Senfna; Weakness.
Senina Emissions. the esRss4 usnes Of sell.
aboss: This solitary vice, or dspravsd ssxaal
indulgence. il prastiesd by the yslth Of beth
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, PRODUCING
with unerring certainty, the following train Of
morbid ymptvHs, unless c0nbatsa by soienN-
ie medical measures, viz: Sallsw seuntsa
ancs dark spots under ths eyes. pain in the
head. ringing in the ears, noise like the r1stliAg
of leaves and rafting of chariota, uhsssinsss
about the loins, weakness of the limbs. eenfu q.
sed vision, blunted intellect, less Of confidence
difidencs in approaching strangers, dislike -
form new aequaintances, disposition to shan
society, loss Of memory, hectic Pushes. pinples
tongue, fetid breath. coughs, consumption,
night sweats, mOnemaniA aud freq usnt insanity.
If relief be not obtained, should apply imns.
diateiy either in person or by letter, and have .
cure effected by his nsw and scientific Msds Of
treating this disease, which never fails Of Il.
fecsing quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter to DIR. dIDBON,
stating case, symptoms, length Of time the din.
eass has continued, and have medicine prompt
ly forwarded. free from damage and curiosity,
to any psrt of the country. with fall and PlsiD
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars coin, In
registered letter, through tas Postoihos or
through Wells, Fargo Co.; package Of Msdi-
oins will be forwarded to any part OF the Unisa.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. 6ibbsp
that they read his sdvertissmsntsin the APPEAL
Address, DIR. j. r.. GIBBON.
sctls-1y Box 1857. San FraRsisos.
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Also, Agemts for DIR. lie Riehau's
Golden Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, I'm :
potency, and all diseases arising from Nastur-
baton and excessive abuses. Price 81 per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN BaLsAM 10 put up
only IN round bottles. On receipt Of price,
these medicines n i'll Re sent to all parts OF the
country, by express or mail. securely pask6 d.
and f-ee from observaticn. Sole Agents. C. r.
RICHARDS CO., wholesale and retail drug
gists and chemists, sOuthwsst corner Of Clay
and Sansome streets. San Francisco. California
AugI0-1X u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

The different County Central Committees are
requested and directed to provide for the cleo.
ton OF Delegates ia their respective counties.
By order Of the Committee
/. L. REQUA, Chairman.
GEoaGE A. KING. Secretary. jy25td
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
LyCH AN lNcURABLK CASH
Dr. .IO WfOhau's
q o L % Il n B Al . A NJ

After ten years Of trial Sn thiA coast has proved
itself the only Curative in certain class OF
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners ~
iucurable.
DIR. Ls Riehau's Golden Ralsam No. I
Cures ChanersE. first and second stages: Sores
on the Legs Or Body. Sore Ears. Eyes. Nose. etc.
Coppsr-eolorsd Blotehss. syphilihc Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms Of
the disease known Is Syphilis. Price, IS Per
bottle, or two for 50.
Dr. Ls Richau's Golden Balsa m No. 2
Cures Tertiary, AercnrAl, Syphilitis Rheuma-
tism. Bains in the Bones. Back Of the Meek,
liberated Sore Throat, syphilitie Rash, I jumps
and Contracted Cords, stiHnoss OF, he Limbs
and sradicates all diseases from the systsn
whether caused by indisrstion or abuss Of
mercury-leavins the blood pure and healthy.
Price. IS per bottle, or two for So.
DR.. LIE Richau's Golden Spanish
AntiAete.
For tbs cure Of Qonorrhea, elect, Irritatioa,
Gravel, and all Urinary Or Genital disarrange-
meRts. Price, 81 SO per bottle.
DR.. Ls Richau's Golden Dpanish
Injection,
wash aAd Injection fer severe eases Of Cen
orrhea. InnamMatory elect, Structures, and all
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Prize,
81 50 per bottle.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-16
Farm Items.

To dress sheepskin with the wool,
scrape the flesh from the skin, and wash
in soap and water; then spread the skin,
wool downward, and sprinkle thickly
over the flesh side mixture of equal
parts of alum and salt. finely powdered.
Fold the skin and roll up tightly, and
let it lie week. Then open it, and rub
it with piece of chalk and piece of
pumicestOne alternately, until it is soft
and dry, pulling and stretching it mean
while to make it pliable.
Sweet oil will cure poison of almost
any nature, both on man and beast. The
patient must take spoonful of it inter-
nally, and battle the wound for u cure.
10 cure horse it takes eight times as
much as for a man. Snake bites may
also be cured by it. 1t will cure bloat
in cattle, caused by fresh clover 1t
will cure the stings of bees, spiders or
other insects. and persons who have
been poisoned by low, running vine
called ivy, may find in it an cflectual
remedy.
The following is said to be an excel
ing: Make four coops, each large
enough to hold half-dozen fowls. All
the hens that remain on their nests
should be allowed to sit till the next
night, as they often lay an egg the sec
ond day of sitting. At evening of the
second day, put them all into coop No.
|. The next lot of sitters go into coop
No. 2, and the next into No. 3, and the
next into No. 4; and on the fourth day,
near evening. let out the hens in No. l.,
as they will be broken and on the
next day No. 2 hens can be let out; and
so on to No. 4.
A careful observer asserts that many
Of the diseases incident to poultry are
due to neglect in providing them with
pure water. This is especially the case
in instances of chicken cholera. The
omission to furnish fowls with suitable
drinking water is one of the worst fea-
lures of cruelty to animals, besides
being very Improbable to the person
guilty of it.
1t seems that farmers do not fully APP
prcciate the importance Of having good
light in their stables. Very few barns
built forty years ago have single win
dow. Some recently erected have a
few, but in majority of cases they are
too small, and not inserted where they
should be. There should he ut least one
large window for every two stalls, placed
opposite each partition, and the bottom
Of the sashes should not be lower than
six feet from the stable floor, 80 that
when opened, or raised, the air may not
blow upon tho animals.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-16

The simplest and most effective way,
and, indeed, the most economical, to
preserve eggs without imparting to them
any foreign flavor, or render them unfit
for Matching, the Plomghman says. is to
use the patent stopper glass jar, with
vulcanized India rubber joints to make
it perfectly tight, like the jars for pre-
serving fruits. As soon as the eggs are
collected, put the jar into hot water, and
when thoroughly warm so as to rarity
the Dir, put the eggs in the jar, the
pointed end upward, and pack them
with paper, or something, to prevent
them from breaking; then close the jar
before taking it out of the water. II the
work is skillfully done, and the jar is
tight, the eggs will keep for many
months, and DO as fit for the breakfast
table as the day they were laid. 1t is said
they will be fit for Matching also year
after they are so packed, but never hav-
ing tried them for that, We cannot affirm
it from actual experiment. A CORE
spondent of the Country Gentleman says:
"My plan is to take fresh eggs when
they are plenty and cheap, and coat
them with lard, or any other clean
grease. Iprefer lard. Iput lump in
saucer, or anything convenient to melt
mot boil); then with a small rag grease
each egg; it will take but very little
grease. I pack in box or in key in
wheat bran or chaff, small end down.
Anything like chaff CT cut straw will
answer l prefer bran. l have kept
eggs twelve months, as good as when
put away, and have no doubt they can
he kent any length of time"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-16

It has generally been believed by
farmers, and the belief is still preva-
lent, that it is ridiculous to expect to
make poultry pay such enormous profits
as are claimed for them. They laugh at
the idea of POO PEI cent profit, yet even
more than that can he obtained by poul-
try breeding. 1t would, no doubt, be
preposterOus to say so unless proof in
dorsed the statement; but facts substan-
tate it, and some OF the largest and best
breeders of this country show, year
after year, that these present results can
be obtained. What would some of our
farmers say if they were told that poul-
try would pay as much as 800 per cent. :?
The French have reached to q greater
knowledge of successful poultry raising
than any other nation, and they claim
this immense profit, and there is not the
slightest doubt but their large profit is
no exaggerated statement, but reality.
In this country it is known that poultry
can be made to pay at least 200 per cent,
and we dare say that even larger results
may be obtained. Now, farmers. what
do YOU say to this? Is there not some
inducemcnt to pay greater attention to
this hitherto comparatively neglected
branch of rural industry? We are con-
fident that you can realize more profit
from poultry raising than from anything
else on your farm, provided you attend
to it properly. Be wise, and begin this
Winter by getting rid of your mongrels,
and commence with some really good
birds.-America FdMciers' Gazette.
nrsrrprEs of Knox-Prize fighters
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-16

RICHARD GRANT WHITE says there is
no tuch thing as in our midst" but
we would like to know where he would
locate the pain that makes paregoric a
popular beverage among the young.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-16

IT is said that figures won't lie; but the
Detroit Necs thinks the figures Of some
women are very deceptive.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-16

DISCIPLES of Knox-Prize fighters
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-16

MANY proverbs admit OF contradic-
ton, as the following: "The more the
merrier." Not so; one hand is enough
in purse. Nothing but what has an
end" Not so: ring has none, for it
is round. money is a great comfort"
Not when it brings thief to the gal
lows. "The world is long journey.
Not SO; the sun goes over it i'll day
at is great way to the bottom of the
sea- Not so; it is but stones cast
"A friend is best found in adversely
Not so; for then there is none to be
found. 1.-The pride Of the rich makes
the labor of the poor" Not so; tine la
Dor of the poor makes the pride of the
rich.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-16


A PLUcKY PAssENGER.-D. M. Nc
Curdy, a commercial traveller, hailing
from Kansas City, is credited by the
Demrcr Ne,cs, with an unusually plucky
deed. The driver OF q six-horse stage
coach, in which he was an inside passen-
ger, got down from the box at place
called Fall river, leaving the reins in the
hands of an invalid, and during his alb
sence the team ran away, and the man
on the box was unable to hold the
reins. As the coach was full of men,
women and children, there was extreme
danger Of serious loss Of life. In the
emergency Mr.. McCurdy clambered out
through one of the narrow windows,
gaining the box and the lines, while the
now thoroughly terrified horses were
fairly flying over the fearful road
Astounding with awful declivities and
jutting rocks. Selling the reins and
bending against them with all the
strength of his arms, and forcing an al
most superhuman weight upon the
brake, he checked the maddened steeds
in their wild career. just on the edge OF
u precipice that would have been the
end Ct all the crew in the coach had it
gone over.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-21

AN EARNEST CIVIL SERVICE REForN>
ER.-GOv. Colquitt. of Georgia, is civil SER
vice retormer in earnest. Promising tina,
honesty and economy shall be the watchwOrdS
CT his administration. and that he will be the
Governor OF the whole people he says:
81 went through the whole cnrapai-n with
out promising even intlmating to any man
that should appoint him to any office. l
declined all offers that involved the idea Of
obligation. am consequently free to select
for public positions only those men thar |
consider the best qualified to fill them. In
making up my list of appointments l shall
be guided solely by the question of f'nc<s
All applications for "fice are being filed, and
shall leisurely, during the time preceding
the inauguration, apply the test Of fitness t"
the applicants, and choose thereir,m those
who appear to me to best stand the test
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-21
An UnanswcrabIc Argument.

The strongest argument which can be urged
against the advisablity of administering such
rosve and aerve-destroying P"isons arsenic nd
quInine for intermittent ana rcmIttent fevers, is
the vastly superior success in the prevention I'D
OF such diseased of medicine which ia she
very antipode of the above named drugs, boz in
respect of its pc stiCp and the EesuIts wrought
by it. Such medicine is HUstetters Stomach Bat
ters. purely vegetable preparation, which
only eradicates will; wonderful ProuptItudr every
trace of fever ami & NC. and kindred tyles OF
Isri"u= disease, from the system. hut il certain
preventive all ina iadI"S begotten of. ujasIna-
tainted cir and water TheEc rrauIts mineral anti
febrile remediCH no: effect with certainty, sui
their continued use entails consequences highly
pernicious 10 tn" system. 7 he Eiitrrs. the
trary. not only sOrd speed! relief, Lut establish
health permanent bNsis
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-21
Attend to Your Head and Hair Rou't
Delay Using T,fS

WOODS IxFR,vEp Hal T. nATIvE il unlike
any other, AID kas equal. The Improved has
new vegetable toniS p.operti,s restores grey hair
to glOssl, natural color; restores faded. dry,
b"rrh and falling hair; restorea, dresses, givc'
vigor to the hairs hair premHturely bald
heads; rornov IS dandruF hunors scAiy cruptfyus;
removss irritation, itching emo toajy drync,1 =
No article produces such ~ondcTrur effects. Try
it, call for Woods Improved Hair Retroactive auJ
don't be put of tOih Gay Other article Id Ivy all
druggisls IN this pc. AL isa .rs cverv where
Trade supplied at mRnufac urers' PTices BY C. ;.
Cook & Co. ChIcag, s,.le Agents tor thc United
ststes aud Canada, and by Johasion, Holloway <
y Philadelphia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-21

FATAL DIFFICULTY IN VInG1NGA.-In
Page county, Va, gu Tuesday evening last,
d. j. etrickIer, road uvcrscer, aged twenty
eight years, was killed by youth named Ed
ward iIItt, aged sixteen Years, sou Ut Z arre-
HIT, OF Luray, under the toilowIng ctrcum-
stances. rs detailed by eye w1turss: The
day work upon road which WAS undergoing
repairs had just been flushed, aud StrIcAler
Was engaged credtttuc the hands with rhr
same; when 1t came to niIt's name, who ob-
jected TO his day being put to his credit, de-
string 1t should go to his fathers. Strrckler
refused to do 50, and persisted in placing It
to young Hr,'s. Hiatt yielded. by teliin.
him to do as he pleased with it, making some
other careless remark, which StrlckIer ,uok
as offensive, aud approaching him applied to
the boy very abusive rpirhct. wnerrupun
the latter raised his shovel aud struck S,rlck>
Ter on the head just behind the ear, telling
him to the ground and rufi,ct,ng Injuries fr ~
which he died in twelve hours r,ckier
was highly e.tremed. Hit, has left the cunr>
munity and officers are now IN pursuit OF him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-21

The Lexington Gazette thus refers to the
late active canvass OF Hon. j. Randolph
Tucker:
with his pitcher of honest. untaxed but
termilk he has traversed the length and
breadth of the county, aud in manly eloquence
uerved the people to vigorous action. Mr.
Tucker is always the last speaker on the list
Republicans do not understand this. II is
because he is the dessert--the intellectual
pudding Some Republicans tasted this pud-
ding, which was red>not, and no: being used
to it, got badly burned"