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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

M D., &c. Sc " -, v v Medical Essay the cause and cure of Ere mntu,, decline u man showing bow health is lost and how h. gained IL givss e'ear synopsis of the impedmeuss v ihe Treatment of and phy sca detli,v exhausted vitality. and all other diseases apper,annf hefeo the results of twenty years successful practice
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. .s,s CURTIS ON HxANIiocp."-Thers is no memher of soe,- sy oy wA"n ths book will not be found useful wasthss he he parent preceptor rclergyman-TIoudon Times CCRIIs ON "MaSHooD This b.ok sbould he r,,S hv the young for instruction. by the afflicted r relief i, viii injure no one -lMedieal Times and Gazette -- r. Puee-One Dollar: by mail express Address ,As au,n1r, DS CUFFS 5-o suter Street or P. O. Box . san nan'ssco' CaL sePl7yi e
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

Governor Mccormick and wife arrived in Santa Fe, on the morning of the 23d utimo, and were heartily welcomed and enter tained by the citizens and military.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Dissolution Notice.

Notice hereby given that the psrtaehip hefsta'S existing between Gidecs Brusae and Jacsb Lisn. Presosss Ari1ona uaer ,hs krs name sf Broks & La dissolved the eth day ef January le76 by rnufes consent All dehfs owing the sad rastpersh sf cs date sf said dssoutoa have ss-ixsed zd 66ss Brooke and 10 be received by him and all dsnses oa he sSid partnership to ee rrs.ented to bin Iaynent 4 Go GIDEON B3Ookk
 JACOB LINN ss = Les Angeles Jzsaary isrs eef ~
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
N o T | C F..

To A. D. Johnson any person deriving their title by deed from the original incsors in the Orc Plata leds lode or vein, in wslsrai District, A. T.,
 You are hereby notified that you sos within nine ty days fhe service of this notice pay the under signed Cerba,, Mohave county. A. r. your r-opar tona rart 0f the expenses incurred said mine r o ton required by tke Congressional law arprove ed May lo le73 the undersxned will claim sorfeiur~ of your interests in said mine. JOHN CODY
 J. F. JAYNE C-rt-f Jsa. lst Isss sarlssoo
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

Including the new State of Colorado, with three votes, the next Electoral College will consist of thirty-eIght States and three huadred and sixty mine members.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

TIE Elko fndependent asserts that the Leopard mine at Cornucopio now has 6,OOO tons of ore in sight, which will not .milh less than S2O0 to the ton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Strayed

From Curtis Saw un ahou, the srs. of January fvs mules. one dark brown with Spanish braBis ths sos bay branded C On the len hip. A liberal reward VI hs paid ior the mules or information leading % hes recovery. ha C. M BEACH
 Prescott Feb. L ls76 -
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Y GU N G MEN

Who may be suffering from the effect of youthful k,l
 lies or ndiscretion. will de we'll to ava them,ey,v of this the greatest boon laid the altar vf sai ierng humanity DR. SpihnEY will guarantee ,o far. feit sJofo Tor every ease of seminal weakness or r<s vafe disease of any kind character whir n-- <jer
 takes and fails 10 He would therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this npsirs
 thai you arr readng upon dangerous ground vhss yon longer delay in seeking the proper remedy fur your complaint Ton may be in the fr.t stage. re- member you are approaching the last If yeu arr Dor rtsring upon the last and suffering some v nk q" iis III effects remember that if you persist u yss
 erastnatioD, the time when the most skl fni physician can render you assistance when tke c"or oi hope IS closed agains; yOu when ansel uf mercy bring you relief In no ease has the Dor tor failed of snceess Thee let not despair wsvk urss your imagination, but avail yourself ei the hsuef.l results of his treatment beore your case beyond th, reach of medical skill. before grim death lur,sl yon to prinafure grave Fun eoursc of srpnsns,a s21oO send money by Post Office order or Express with full description of case v sl
 Call. or Address, DR A. R. SpyNUEY oe2yI No II Keauy Street. San Francisco.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
N Q T | c F. |.
N o T I c E .

To the wsllapsi Consolidated Mining Company, and al
 others owning any interest in the Silver Star ledge
 lode vein situated n ihe Wallarai Mining District
 MOhave county, A. r.
 You are hereby notified tha, if you do wihn ninety days from the service of this notice ray to the under signed at Mineral Park. Mohave County A. T., your proportional par of the expenses incurred sad mining claim CT location required by the Congressional law the undersigned will claim frfetu-e of year interests in said mine. IT. WHITE
 Mineral Park, Feb I. le.6. tebid9o
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Notice to Shippers.

The undersigned having increased facilities for Land TransPort to all points in Northern ard Central Ar prepared give all business in line ed t our eare prompt attention Teams a, Ehrenberg arrival of Steamers. <. C. MILLER k BRO.
 An Agent af Ehrenberg- Prescott AT.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Che ~ Aiaer,

ON Feb. 5th, the Governor commissioned w. D. Southworth and James Cough as no- taries public for Yavapai County and J. A. Parker the same for Maricopa County.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Route No. |.

Comprising ths pests now exisiing or which may be established in this Department during the fiscal year, Eas, Colorado and south Cd, the 3iib parallel of North latitude which supplied which may hereafter be decided supply from lua Depot direct The posts established this rUute Camps Apache. Bowie Grant. Lowell. and McDowelL
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Proposals for Land TranspOr.
 tatiOn,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA
 OFFICE OF CIIIEF QUAsTEEMAsTERi
 PRESCOTT A. T., February 1, le76 SEALED PROPOSALS in triplieaie. subject to the usual conditions will be received at this ofee until i2 o'clock noon, on March 18th. lS16 al which time and place they will be opened presence of bidders, for tho transportation uf military supplies the following de scrbed in tle Department of Arizona, during the fiscal year commencing July lss6 and ending June 3O hv
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Cured at Home.

Persons at distance may he CURED AT HOME sv addressing ietfer c Dr. Gibbon stating case svmpsa length of nme the disease has confiped and have ., to any particular part the country with fan and p, directions hor Persons writing o the Doctor will pease state the us. of the paper they this advertisement in f - Ny enclosing Ten Dollars coin in a re exs;ersd tst,, through the Post"fes or through Wells Fargo Ca s paekag- nf medicine will be forwarded any par os h Union. E rrlr- -. - All communications strictly confidential.
 Address DR. J. F. GIBBON. js2Sly. Box a57 San Pranciscc Calis,rp ,. .
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Notice.

E-<ice is hereby given that all JEwELRY IN PAWN to Neess game win be sold the First day March unless sooner redeemed. Id
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Estray Notice.

Cane ss my ranch on Willow Greek about the list of January. ls76 small brindied with large horns, branded ihe right hsra with A, and another ndis tincs letter. and the lek hp with square The rcquessed prove properfy pay charges and ke him away. C. L. FERGUSON.
 Willow Greek, Feb. ls ls7e 2s
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission is the consequence If ssEabuse Y, solitary vice. deprved sexual indulgence is prA
 by the youth c both almost unlimited sx,.-s producing with unerring certainty the following nors symptoms, unlcss combarfed by scientific medical uss ars viii; saow eounteuanee dark spots under the sy, Fain in the head ringing in the ears noise like the ru
 oi leaves or rfng of ehsrrIo.s uneasiness ahouf G lens weakness of the linhS confused vision bsus s = teiee ess of confidence, didenee in approaching xs, gers dislike to form seqaainance disrs~ifio, shun society loss of memory pimpes and various srv u"ns about the face hectic iashes furre tongue ks
 oreatn coughs consumption night sxeats. wonans.i- aud irequert insanity. If relief be ns; obtained rrs should apply immediately. either in person or hv Iss and have cure effected by his ne and scientific Ius quick and radical cure '- - -
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

POST OFFICE. Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
 ARRIVE. CLOSES. From Southern Arizona. via wickenburg, Ph9nx and
 Florvnee Mondays and Thursdays. Monday and Friday at7:3o From Cali: rnia Eastern States Cerbat and points in
 Aohaye. Monday. and Thursdays. Wednesdays at 7:3o P. M
 Saturdays al 7:3OP.M. From Santa fe (New Mexico). via Forts winga'e and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Monday and Thursday Tuesday Friday. : r. N F-0m Wickenburg, via Walnut Grove Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at F.. N. Sundays at AM. Office hours from am to 7i pm. Money order office hours rum \. N. 10 r. M. Registration euses al 3 r. M Ofire open Sundays from 9f to l0f A. M. No money orders issned or paid Sundays fel2 If THEO. W. OTIS. r. N.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

v~sALL THE PATENT PILLS FEEsH AND W. G.ug;De, a; DR- HEXDALL'S Drug Sieve.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
Notice.

All rcrsons knowing themselves indebted the lase firm of Brooke fnn requested fSrsard and settle their respective aecounts is absolutely xary that the business of the late firm should be settled u
 GIDEON BROOKE Psescott Feb. II, ls76
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
s u NJ M Q N . :.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JU- dieaI District. in and for the County of Yavapa, in the Territory of Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

Syphilis in all is forms Seminal Weakness Inp<sr, etc. etc Skin Diseases O years standing and tlcvrS Legs, etc. srccrssfully treated.
 DIR. GIBRoN hes ,he ri>asure of 1nn.aaoar tas \. has returned from visiting the principal Hotals s f rode, and has resumed practice afv
 The Doctor has sTard neither time money Ia - ing out remedies and has returned with inr,>.-, facilities for ihe alleviatcn of human suffering.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
.9 Q T MEDICAL. !
To the Unfortunata
 NEW REMEDIES, NEW RENEBiRas.' DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsAR,.

NO. b15 KBAKNBf STREET. O0RYn1 A " Commercial. San FFaRcisca Prirs,s .- 0 trance on Commercial Street. Essablish,d s
 1854. for the treafnaen' of Sexual and s~r;.
 Elf<sas.< xrIs-h aS f,onorrhsa Cf.Ss S,-x-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25

Carrying the Cufted Mails and tLe California and Arizoaa Express Co.'S Packages and Express Connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
 Express at San Bernsrdino, Cal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
JUST ISSUED.--THE 2OOth EDITIOI
 M A N IT o O D.

Revised and corrected by the author F. de F. Csr, M D., &c., &o. a V - ~ v -
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-25
STAGE LINES.
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
 Express Company.

CAPITAL, $500, ,00O co. HENRY WELLS. Prest. HENRY WICK Treas
 Aurora \. Y. Cleveland, Ohio C. II. WELLS. Gen1 SuPt, Tucson Arizona.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02
TILDEN AND REFORM.

+ Il
lAir-"Thc Wearing Of the Green.n
In the city ofSt. Louis the Democrats did
meet,
To nominate ticket Hayes and Wheeler
iodcfeat.
Their reception ny the Western boys WINS
glorious and warm,
For all were ready 10 unite for Tilden and
reform.
C,orns. For Tildeii and Reform.
For Tilden and Reform, &c.
The North and South aud East aud West
were there IN grand array,
All ready for the coming fight and sure TO
win the day.
with steady purpose they resolved earrup-
tion's camp 10 storm,
And make the nations welkin ring for
Tilden and Reform!
Chorus s-For ridden and Reform,
For 1'iIden and Reform, DC.
And now the peoples voice Is heard
.houghout the land once more,
And Tilden's name and Hendricks will
resound from shoreto shore;
Thieves must give place to honest men, for
brightly breaks the morn;
The land procIaims triumphantIy for Tll-
den aud Reform.
Uhorus-For Tildei and Reform,
For Tilden and Reform, &c.
albany Argus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02

donedcvcry political party that you ever
belonged 70; they might bury in oblivion
tllefemeinbrance that you shamefully
sllirked when your native land, that had
so horored you, was invaded by merci-
less foe; they might forget that you con-
fessed and publicly called yourself trail
tor; might overlook your alliance with
negroes aud your association With vile
carpet-baggers wllo overran your State,
but never so long as you and they shall
live, will citizens Of North Carolina either
forget or forgive your shameful conduct
when you Judge, sworn 10 administer
the law honestly and impartially, aban-
,loned them, In the i,ourof their extremity,
Ia The nereyof Kirk aud his cut thrQats.
When you and your Radical brethren Oh
the bench in real or pretended fear
crouched down before Kinks iIisolent
gibes like pack Of whipped ours, you
set your own seals 10 your own shame and
to your own infainy. Did you fear or did
you only fcign TO fear! In 1860 you liesi-
iated not 10 take up arms against the
Federal Government. How was 1t, then,
that In 1870 single Tennessee cut.throat
could by few h,solent words strike down
all the manhood in you Shame, Of shame,
where Il thy blush? Friends. kinsmen,
fel.ow-citizens all, were III vile dungeons.
huddled together ia midmsumnler's heat,
hourly insulted and hourly In danger Of
their lives from the bullets and bay0nets
OF lawless brigands, and you, with all the
power OF tho State at your command,
niisen.bly, cowardly, traitorously LEFT
them TO their fate-to trial by drum-head
court martial! And in The face OF all this
you ask the people Of North Carolina to
make you their Governor! Do you re-
member that Candy no longer rules-that
our election returns are no longer sent to
Charleston to he counted? May God
Almighty in his infinite goodness and
mercy forgive you your great crime; the
people of North Carolina never will.
OEEoFTHE PEOPLE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02
SOME FEMININE SECRETS.

A certain reckless correspondent Of an
English paper. writing from Paris. not hay-
ing the fear Of his better half before biz
ewes, reveals some curious facts upon the
subject Of French cosmetics aud other se-
creis Of feminine adornmeut, which may be
worth passing notice. "a
According to thisauthority, most French
perfumes are made at Grassc. iu Provence
where the flower gardens are the most beau
tiful in the world 1t may be observed
that the French scents are not only the best
but the most innocent known 10 commerce.
the perfumes Of the East being generally
unhealthy. and those Of the North too
coarse and pungent TO be agreeable. The
produce of the Grasse gardens is bought
wholesale by Partisan tradesmen. and then
put into those pretty boxes and bottles,
which all women know 50 we'll. OF course
the profit to the retail sellers is enormous,
though the perfumes are said TO waste
greatly in the process Of preparation. A
conversation between the correspondent and
ono Of these Partisan tradcsmcn envoked
some interesting particulars.
Bears grease. be was told. comes chiefly
from Savoy aud the AlPs. Goose grease
Is commonly mixed with quicksilver to dye
tho hair aud eyebrows. but il will not do
for summer use. tallow being preferable in
hot weather. oil Of eggs is IN invalua-
bic cosmetic. and no lady Of dark com
plexion can really do without it. II is
pcrfumed by an ingenious invention which
pumps current Of fragrant air through it.
Most Of the preparations Of lavender
sold throughout the world are made from
flowers FROM Mitcham. in Surrey, England.
Macassar Of the finest kind is concocted
from four other sorts Of oil, olive oil, rose
oil aud oil Of cassia. II Is scented with
cloves and orcanette. Another oil. bear
ing the suggestive name Of Bachelors
oil, and used for keeping the hair on. Is
compounded Of cloves aud cinnamon wood
boilrd--horribile lin castor oil. Ardent
girls whose hair is rcd may sooth and modi-
" il by m impanable powder made oi
charcoal and ivory black. Golden locks
may be created BY a judicious mixture Of
yellow oahrc. whiting aud brown vanilla
powder. Chestnut hair is the resultant Of
starch and ebony saw-dust dissolved ia
gum water. A gentleheartod girl who
wishes her skin 10 become rs soit as heI
heart may attain her object BY stirring up
white balm Of Judy. pistachio-nuts and
sweet almonds. inoistcncd with virginia.
cream. TIE blunder Of wrinkles may be
repaired by means Of paste ccncocked
from nsrJoune honey wax. rosc water and
the juice Of lily roots. Cosmetic gloves foi
wearing during tho night are prepared by
soaking leather bags ia matted spermacetii,
mutton Fat and lard, lcft TO grow mouldy
when cool among damp rose leaves. Aud.
to conclude with tao most significant item
Of all. most rouge Is made Of cochincal.
Such are faw Of the feminine secrets
disclosed BY this most gsrrulous and in
discreet Of correspondents. What otnel
simpler. less 10 be suspected, and therefore
far moro successfully deceptive expedient'
remain unreycaled. it might perhaps b,
dangerous and melancholy TO enquire.
.e.rs~.<.......-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02

Belgrade. July 2i.-OficiaL The
pricst of Doutchesch routed four thousan d
Turkish Regulars to-day a scseu-hot Il.
6ght. near Radcsinje.
London. July 2i.--Thc Scryiaas lost
two thousand. killed at IEvor.
Omar pacha slaughtered Eve h.mdrod
Servians at Noyo Scllo; only fow Of them
escaped.
The Scryian army has organized into
two grand divisions. Tchcrn ayeg com.
nlands the Eastern aud Geper al Olimpics
commands the Western Diyiions.
Tho Seryiaus attempted 10 interrupt the
railroad near Sofia. but ths Softans re-
pulsed them.
Five thousand six hundred and forty
three houses Of the Christians were burned
during the Bulgarian Insurrection. Many
were fred by revolutionary emminries 10
compel the people 10 Join the Insurrcction.
The strategy Of the Prince Of Montene.
gro is considered feeble, His indccision il
likely 70 sacridcesll the advantages gained.
The opportunity Of taking Moslar without
lighting for il Is already lost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02

n
Why SIZE PLANTED RosEs-A black.
smith had in possession. but under mort
gage. house and piece Of land. Like
many others. he was at one time fond oi
the social glass. but was happily induced
by a friend to jvin the temperance society.
About three mouths after he observed his
wife one morning busily engaged IN plant
ing rose bushes and fruit trees. Mary,
said he. have owned this lot for FIVE years
and yet | never known you 70 care TO i'm
prove it IN this manncr.' Indeed, replied
the smiling wife, / had no heart to do it
until you gave up drink. | bad often
thought off before. but | was persuaded
that sbonld do il some stranger would
pluck the roses and eat the fruit. Now.
with Gods blessing. this cot win be ours.
aud we and our children may expect 70
enjoy the produce. We shall pluck the
roses and eat the fruit" And they did.
Their cottage was known as the pretticst 10
tho neighborhood. d.-Haiiond Grange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02

MAY leave few iracisr asked =
frsvslI;ns qusck docfss of lady who res
pssdsd % his knock. Leave sone tracksf
s'ssssinly you may said 'hs, looking a.
~. most bcnignly over her specs; leave
xhs~ With the heel toward the bouss. i
sos e&sase.'
sssv . Rrsnchman who has lived 10 Ame-
viea fsx some years: when they build .
,vsiiroad the 6rst thing they do is 10 break
erosnd. This Is done with great eeremo-
~. Thea tlssy break the stockholders.
This Il doos without ceremony.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02

An old lady ~ss IN tho habit af talking
% her friends IN gloomy. depressing man
ner. presenting only The sad side Of life.
Hang II. said one. after long spd som
hre interviews. she wuuldn't allow that
there vas bright side v The moonF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02
THE NEXT ADMINISTRATION.

Here is the scheme Of The next admins.
tration us outlined by Washington pa
per.
Presidcnt-Tilden.
Vice. Observation-Disclosures.
Secretary Of Thomas II. Bayard.
Secretary Of Treasury-Dayid A. Wells.
Secretary Of interior-James y. Brod-
head.
Attorney General--Allen g. Thurman.
Secretary Of war.-W. s. Hancock
Secretary Of Navy-James X. Doolittle
Minister 10 Eugland--lIora Seymour,
Minister to France--Jocl Parker.
Minister 10 Russia-John Quincy Adam.
Minister to Spain-Thomas Ewing.
Minister to Germany-Thos. Swami.
Should such men be tho chief official.
and representative Of the next four year,
the country will indeed have reason for ho.
nest pride in her public servants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02
ALPHABET 0P PROVERBS.

A grain Of prudence Is worth pound ol
craft.
Boosters are cousins 10 liars.
Confession q fault makes half amends.
Denying fault doubles il.
Envy shooieth at vshers aud wonndcth
ker<elf.
Fscli~h fear deables danger.
God reaches Us good things By our own
hands. ts
lie has hard work who he's nothing 10 do.
sItcc~is more 20 revenge vrcnss than u
bear them.
Knsvsry Is the scrst trade.
Learning makes man o. company Tor
himscN. Il
Moacssy ist guard 10 virtue.
Not 10 hear conscience Is the way TO "
lelscs IL fliss
Ons hour today is worth two tomorrow
Proud looks make foul work IN fair faces.
Quiet conscicnce gives quiet sleep.
Richest Is he that wants least.
Small faults INDUCED zre little thieves.
The houghs that bear most hang lowest.
Upright Walking is sure walking.
y'rine and happincss arc near KIN.
wi.e mon make moro opportunities thai
they .hul.
sfou never lose BY doing agcod turn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02
DoMEsTIcA'rED.

About six weeks ago Mr.. Marion Phil
lips, living near the Warm Springs while
hunting on the mountain saw red fox
run nom an old log. Examining the log,
Mr.. Phillips found six young foxes.
Taking them up, he. carried them liolne
and placed them In charge Of the cat,
placing grimalkin's kittens In the place Of
the fox cubs.-wEat became of the little
cats Mr.. Phillips knows not. as the old fox
changed her hiding place Immediately,
and probably carried the kittens with her.
The Old ca: carefully nurssd the little
foxes. which had tbriv~i wOn,lerously uu.
der her care, and are ~ tame as pet XII,
tens, showing NO disposition TO return e
the woo,is.-Meriwcthc vindicator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02

What is uoibiug9 A foO,less stocking
without les.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-02
COUNTY TICKET.

ron SENATE.
MAI. JOHN w. GRAHAM.
Of Orange.
COL. JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM.
0f Person.
Fo HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
CALVIN E. PARISH,
JOHN X. HUGHES.
a.E
FOR sHgRIFf,
THOMAS N. HUGHES.
FOR TREASURER.
DAVID q. PARKS.
$3.50.
FOR REGISTER.
JOHN LAWS.
~ ...... esesf
CORONER.
THOMAS J. WILSON.
......
SURVEYOR.
a. NJ. LEATIIERs.
ron COMMISSIONERS.
Jopcs Watson. John Z. Lyon.
Nelson r. Hall. D. =. Morrow.
Willie Pstsenon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-23

the ORMSBY HOUSE.
Corner Of
Carson and Second Streets
Carson City. Nevada.
GEO. D. FRYER PROP.
This we'll known hotel has been enlarged snd
reconstructed until In capacity and appearance
It is. .unquesi!onSbly the
BEST PUBLIC HOUSE IN NEVADA
surpassss anything Of the kindn this State:
SPACIOUS DINING HALL
Magnificent Pariors and Splendid
Suites Of Rooms,
Combine to make Il supply q wan. long felt
here and throughout the State. No pains or
expense will be spared in the CULINARY
DEPARTMENT, and nothing tnat this markets
Of the Pacific Coast afford will be omitted from
tho table.
To correspond with the general elegance of
the house THE BAR will be kept on a plan
second to nothing In San Francisco: and the
BILLIARD ROOM will always he nrst-olsss in
all Is appointments.
THE WESTERN UNION TElEeRAPH COMPANY
Have An Office in the house; and all possible
facilities Will be afforded to
Gussts. Families and the Travelling
Public.
A share Of public patronage il solicited.
GEO. D. FRYER,
,anl Proprietor.