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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

The denomination OF Mr. Goode by the con
servative Congressional convention OF his dis
trict, yesterday, will be approved by all Vr
ginians 'u good stapdlug;' aud his election
next November will endorse the late action
of the House OF Representatives by proving IN
the most phatic manner that be is, bya large
majority, the cbolcs OF the people OF his district
for the position he DOW so crcdilably fills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
Alexandria,V a.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1876.
The Philadelphia North American IN de-
; pr Garland Fl White and other

The Philadelphia North American 10 de-
nouucing Rev. Garland H. White and other
colored preachers, 4or supporting tue uemo'
cratic tick.r, rays that Its party, the radicals
'has xiven Mr.. White and his race their poll
teal and persona rights, and has saved Tor
them their country, aud surely to make II
wholly blamabe for the shortcomings OF lew
ofits tathlcss me II bers maaiesls au iogratllude
that will be generally desplscd. l. tails, now
ever. TO remind them that the North sold all
It's negroes, and only made those 10 the South
free as war measure; aud that alter they De-
came free and had saved little money lts
Fre.dmeu's bank robbed them OF their hard
earnings; ard that Notwithstanding the love oil
equality, about which the radicals pirate SO
much, no radical State has ever thought OF
giving negro an Office, and that the carpet
baggers and Scalawags would pursue the same
policy in the South if their whole strength diu
not depend upon the negro vote. Inere are
sensible negroes 10 this city, honest ana true
men, and they know, as we'll as the white PEG
rle, that their race has always voted 10 accord
auce with the wishes OF the people tor whom
they have no respect; whom they would not
trust in monetary transactions; and that by
such course they have not only failed TO bcne'
fit themselves, but, on the contrary, III many
Instances, after working hard at elections, have
been given the cold shoulder, and their just
claims overlooked 10 order that white carpet
Dagger or scaawag might be provided for Let
the coored men of Alexandria do as those OF
Richmond aud other cities III the South are do
ing-orgapize democratic clubs and support
the democratic tick t, il for no other reaSou,
ius, for Z change. their present condition eau
not be worse-lt may be better. Democrats
were always more liberal than radicals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

Gen. Sigcl and Charles Francis Adams are
the latest among the distinguished liberal poll
ticians of the North who have declared their
intention of supporting the reform candidates
ia the presidential campaign. OF each of these
gentlemen it may be truthlully said that zone
blast upon his bugIe horn were wor,h thou
q md men,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
8 md men.

The radicals have been rendered desperate
by their wcll-foupdtd fears of defeat iu the
next election, and are now seriously entertain
ing the wild idea Of reducing Mississippi to a
territorial condition, 10 order to exclude its
electoral vote. Whom the gods wish to de.
stroy they first make mad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

A man named Michael Burns was shot and
killed 10 mysterious manner, ADD by unknown
hands. while walking aloog the public streets
10 Baltimore, yesterday He had murdered a
man there twcuty years ago, aud it Is supposed
that friend of bis victim has been nursing his
hatred until the favorable opportunity for ob
tanning revenge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
GO VI M EIICIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, August l0-Whca
continues iirn, with fair receipts and prices UNI
chan :ed sales TO- day OF II $ bushels poor whi.C
vt l05 and OF 1929 red at60.120 Tor poor to choic.
Corn has further declined, and l222 busheI:
sold at 81 for mixed and yellow; no white
was offered. A smsll lot of Oats brought So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

The atcmpi to smirch CIV. Hrndrlck' char
actcr, by accu ing him o. having been engaged
10 lobbying clam through the war depart,
m"nt, mas proved miserable failure, by tic
evidence of those familiar with the case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

The Journal Dys Dcbats, Of Par;s, insists
upon European lntertcrcuc2 in the Turkish
war 10 prevent the atrocities of which the
Turks ar. ID to be guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

The Richmond State says several days ago a
negro man accepted wager OF twenty dollars
that be could eat twelve dozen hard boiled eggs
at one meal. He commenced the repast at 81
clock, land was getting away with them pretty
lively when our reporter left, having consumed
iorty.tWo eggs i'll nineteen minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
SHirninia: KcpublieaIS.

The following account Of late mcc ting OF
the Tirg"ia" radicals iu Washington, is taken
from the Washington Chronicle:
The Virginia Republican Association mot at
their hail. 10 LrDroit building. las night, Mr..
Sosiah Miard in the ch1r. The regul.rs"m
annual reports Of the officers were submitted,
and show the association to be 10 a s)uu'i con-
di'ion.
1t being the evening for the semi annual
election of officers the following named gentle
men were chosen to serve during the ensuing
six months: President, Josiah Willard, IRE
eected;) first vice president, L w. Massey;
sccord vice president. J. W. Cromwell; record
ing secretary, +. NJ Hunter; financial SECRETARY,
Captain w. A. McNulty; treasurer, }. o..
Hnwley
The following resolution was unani mously
adopted
Resolved by the Virginia Republican Asso
citation Of the District Of Coumbia, That the
sound and patriotic mess ,ge Of Prcsdelt Grant
10 the Senate Of tho United Ststes on the recent
Infamous murder of ctizens Of South Carolina
at Hamburg, in said State, and also upon the
terrible condition Of political affairs in lou'sa'a
and Mississippi, meets with our cordisl and
hearty approval; and that his declaration that q
"Government that cannot afford protection to its
citizens in Their lives liberties and property is,
so Tar failure" e sentiment at once grand
and patriotic, and commend= Itself 10 every
good citizen thruughou the length and breadth
of our country.
A committee was appointed 10 act with SINH
lar committees from ether State associations,
to urge upon the heads of departments the DIS
missa of democrats in the coming reductions
An able and encouraging address was made
by Hon. Mr. Phelps, republican elector
at large for Virginia. He predicted the
success of the republican party in Virgin
ia, il an energetic and iudc!ous effort is
made. Remarks wer, also made by MIR. j.
W. Cromwell, of the Peoples Advocate,
of Alexandria; Mr.. j. 0 Hawlry, Mr.. Lamar,
Captain MacNulty and others, all giving en-
couragiog accounts Of the progress OF the cam
paign 10 Virginia. The following executive
committee was selected: Messrs. G. \. Lamar,
L G. Johnston, Josiah Willard, B. W. llua-
ter, g. B. Anderson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

AT King George court, says the Fredercks-
burg Star, W found but one supporter of
Judge Critcher GU the green, and h. strong
1El:n and Hendrck, man. tie informed u
that he he'd received letter from Judg"
tii'cncr 10 which il i.sta;rd has he (CrIich"r)
vii support Ii!ca AID II ;uili:k>, and that II
the ra.lcal= make u Domina,lon tr Congress
he will withdraw !lis candllacy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
Public Schools.

OFFICE SUpT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 10. 1916.
To the editor Of the Ilerandriu Go=ctte::
[ hcrewlrn send you tor publication, as re-
ouircd by law, synopsis Of my annual report
for the county of Alexandria, just forwarded TO
the Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Respectfully,
RICHARD l.. CARNE,
Cnnntu Snnnrintnnirnl puullc Schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
CANA tOMNlHIsCn.

4 NURoETSI COKSETS IA full assortment
~ always on hand, including the celebrated
Forty Bone and Sanitary Corsets st
ivT FERGUSON IL BROS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
RRIV Ed.

a NM ' Z y.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, TO Jos Brote"s
s. TO,
Brig George Harris, Bangor. 10 w q ~."". :
ScEr Wing, Georgetown, To Amcrc,i'
Coal Go.
SAILED
Steamer Msttnro lower Potomac, by n
Bousn Il Son.
Brig George Harris Washington, by w A
Smoot.
Schr Wing Hallowell, Ne, by Amcri-
can Coal Go.
Scnr Louisa Ralh hurn, Ports mouth, by An.
ericsn Cpal Go
Schrs L. Cowpcrthwate and Slary Z Hui
son, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs NJ A Hand and EiwJod Burton, henct
at Boston S.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

MOCHA, Old Government Java, Lsgauyrs
WI and Rio Cotfces at low prices.
+. }. DAVIDSON,
my % l47 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

DEATH OF REV NuRvAL WILSON Rev
Norvai wilson, we'll kuuwn minister OF tie
Methodist Episcopal Church South, died at the
residence oil Jas NJ. Brown, near Charlcstowu,
W. Va, yesterday in the IAN year oil his aye.
Rev. Mr.. Wllsou was a member of the B lItl-
more confcreDc,aLd was we'll known in this city.
His health had long been FEEBLE aud for nearly
twenty years he had DOT been in active miuis
try. He often filed he office "fprrSidiog elder
n Maryland and Virginia, a.d wa known as u
preacher Of more than ordinary abity. Rev.
DR.. AphcuS Wilson, OF Washing on, ID. c., is
his eldest sou. His funeral will take place at
Winchester, to-morroV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

HUR BlGH GRADE TEA are the best ever
" tiered cor sale in Alexandria. We can
pieasc the taste OF the most ln:tidious.
iy II + }. DAVIDSDS, 147 King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
TeiegrnDllic Briefs.

At Saratoga, to-day, in the first race, Pur-
years tlly won in l:031. In the second race, for
the kenner stakes, Brother to Basset won in
30, coming in four lengths ahead OF Hutans.
John E Kenna has been nominated oy the
democrats of the 81 district Of West Virginia As
their candidate for Congress.
Fred Cnyl will make the attempt to swim
across the English channel Saturday.
Col. H. K. Cook of Jersey City, has been ar
rested for embezz enent
The Turks are gaining more victories
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
AN ALYSlS.

r mmnnlG wan
cn;uhIn phlsnh,to nf Limo - -
Bone - neutrality-suspicious.. ~.
Potash oul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

~ OTICE-Anolhcr fresh supply OF INSECT
~ POWDER received TO day ut
w. +. CKEiGHTON'S,
10 IA IS hing street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10
County Superintendent Public Schools.

SYNOPSIS Of the 4nnuui Report Of the Super
u.tcndem Of Public Schools for the County Q
L1lecanIrM for the yeur ending Juty 81
1876 .:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-10

TKEEN GINGIR.
VI lCO lbs extra fine just received by
q. VIM. RAMSAY,
sup Corner King and ST. AsNph streets.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
NOTICE..
OFFICE Is HERERY GIVEN tint

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN that
N the Carson City Chemical Company, a cor
ppration organized and existing under the laws
of tAc State OF Nevada, has Ietitionci the Hon.
.. H. Wright, Judge of the Second judicial Dis
trict of the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County OF Orlnsby. To be dissolved and disin-
ctrporated under the provisions OF an Act Of
the Legislature OF the state OF Nevada entitled
can Act to provide for tho formation Of corpo-
ratioIls f,r certain purposes" approved March
10th. A. d. 1865; that MONDAY, the 18th day
O. MAY. A. II. 1876, and the Chambers Of said
Judge. in the city of Carson. County OF Ormsby.
have been appointed as the time ard place for
the hearing of said petition. at which time and
place all persons interested will show cause why
an order disiHcorporating said corporation shall
not be made aud entered.
r. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson City, New, March II. 1876. lswsw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20

-,i.s - only skunk story. |; Is; i
'-,:, ,ue. however, and the sc':.r = H.
.a;si rea- Inc northeast shog. & lake
;sucr. i:., ~. Of the family Sc. Ste.
zap /, ca:c.i sIound hos. twas about
tC-a-;er ~. :. milo away fro... .he house.
A.0a, about ..1-a L. NE, al.i ~ lNnk 1t
,-stElp All :nuaI Il =, INK "a'.cht in"!f-
- by I..e l.. 600. N" H-'r r-tG ';''i.
10 .he i.ou>r ana reported progress. he
go ;e,i assistance III getting tas ra,Iaint
ut u tie up The eniirs i3-'ilv.
-oYEs anu oid. proceeded with tbs yc;ins
gentleman IL the scene OF nciion. TIE
sank seemed not the least ut disc1D-
..--sd ~ the formidable array. de
:c,.iy Watched the procession as It ap
l;aached and acted rs though he con-
sd .-sI himself master of the situation.
Re part haite.. for consultation /;
'vo.. Ida. do 70 leave the animal to die n
.i;s Tap. because it 1oUltlu't be a. A.!
likely tha: anyone could approach after
ID, ,kunl, was dead. 4 long rope con
med the trapand the skunk's :orsle. 70
oe,. patsrt.mii.as hit upon plan
lat -. iInUi sdia.eiy proceeded 10 put IN
- execution. Slipping TO the PEI he
.assiu,iy In.isd the cope. The s..Unk
,uIstiv aged him through the operation
"a :: voII.c.,as ~i,lt would come next.
-,.s-fa,I:.:a5 gave n gentle pull 4: .he
.c,i ii the rope. The LAX tried 20
-,Iri: around :o- the purpose Of iieein. or
tilsrwise. b-,. pull at the rope kept
I'm heading toward Zoo man. And 50
hay vea,--:he man pulling. the SKUNK
i.uIyaI,ni and following. ana the family
-,
l -.srpctah!s distance behind. The lake
WIS quarter of Il mile away, aud IL
INT direction they proceeded. All went
vail The father MAS y. high slee over
Il, success nj h;> :,iau Tie skunk
.nuida'; help keeping his mead pointing
Onward tho :rnB, and that didn't seem to
satisfy him. At last the animal got
,Ii.::pse orer LIS shoulder OF the woman
,u,i children. and made up his mind that
:Lsy were v:ihin range. simultaneously
with this conclusion. the sir was filled
VIII, screams aud Calculations from the
,-oup who were following. The air was
i'so illsd with something else. There
vls y ,lastv examination OF clothes. q
.,oldinc of poses aud scampe.ing.
Each member Of the group Insisted that
ever other member WIS hit. The pro-
,.,.s,on for the res, of the journey con-
.isieh only af patev!amiilas and the
skunk. Tbs. crowd smeiied the battle
rom afar When the Jake was reached
oa,c:talniiias gathered ali his energies for
= final effort. The polscat did the same.
The intention of paterfnmi'!ss was 10
witch the rope 40 violently as to throw
10 skunk into the lake. The intention
ii the skunk we'll. Doth accom-
oiisbed their purpose. The skunk vent
vhirlipg through the air and landed on
,atsrismilias. Both were hors du CONDUIT.
he skunk Vas drowned aud psterfami-
.:ss vent of and buried himself True
zoe (Cal.l Republican.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
PPLICATIOS FOR PATENT.

"A Notice No. SIS. United stntes Survey No.
ST. nited states Lana Office, Carson City. NJ
yads. May Ii II. Is1f.-Notire il hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MN
ING CoMrANf,a corporation duly incorp,A
rstcd under and by virtue Of the laws ~ the
State or California, having It's prime pal place
Of bu. ines. IN the city OF San rancisco, State
of Calitoini. has tn = day icy A. :, GoULp. its
attorney in fact and agent whose Post Once
addres. is 'nrsGn City. nevada, made applica-
ton tor nited States patent for hitesn hun
..red II 500 linear fost Of tho Williams Lode.
bearing .ol'; snd silver quartz and other min
erals OF precious metals, together with .nrfscs
ground six hundred 5000 feet In width; fer tho
convenient working thereof: situate inths Eagle
and washoc Valley Mining District. Orn,sby
comfy. and State Of Nevada known and d.eg
mated Oh tine field notes and official plat A.
United States survey or lot No. 80 in Section -.
Township i north of range Is east. Monte Di-
able meridian: the exterior boundaries OF raid
lot No :? being a. follows, to wit: Beginning
at post marked No. l, u. S. Survey No. 30
whence the southwest corner of Section ~.
Township II north OF range ~ ea.t, bears south
tic AZ west, S?S 5.l0 feet: the Ayers and Hop
kins Silver Mining Company g cabin bears north
81 west. $50 feet, and { he discovery aud work.
ing cut and tunnel upon this mine bears north =
26' east. 9ja feet; thence running irst course.
north l6k> west 40 ieet - psst marked No 2
Z. s. Survey No. -; thence second course, north
"a - east iUotee to rest marS.d No. 4 Y y Sur
yey No. -: thsncs third course south IS %
east .5on feet to post marked y" L. >. Survey
No. :i? thence ionrth conrse south :. 70 vest
600 feet to post Nc. l. the place Of beginning.
containing 20 66-1o0 acres; bearings expire ssed
from the true meridian with magnetic ysriA-
ton of 49, east This claim WAS located un-
der the nam" Of the Williams Mining Claim
and survey nade to accord 'h-ree ah. The
workings and improvements on this mine con
sist OF an open cut 20 feet lOrg 70 tee. vide and
~ feet deep. and tunnel run iu the hill from
the face Of said cut Il distance Of 80 feet, ex-
ceedins $500 in ya,ue. THIS claim Is bounded
northcrly by the Ayers Consolidated silver Min
ing Colnpa.y's claim; sa,lthrlly by tho orttta
Company'S mnin. claim. The said mining
claim being recorded in the Office of the Re-
cortcr of t-n;shy county aforesaid, IN volume
A, folio JOB. Any and oil persons claiming any
portion OF said ayers AID Hopkins Silver siin-
ing CompaEys claim ERE required to file thfir
adverse claim with the Register Of tn" United
stats Land Once ut Carson city, SeSeas dur.
in, the sixty day period IF Publication, or tiisy
vii b" barred by v.r'',A "f tnf PROV i,ipns ~
IT, -.A,u-@. myf \ WA!l/, Er;'s'cr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
Chr Ga.saa Dai'p Appeai
CARSON CITY:
-,.<5"y juno 10. 1916


- .iapre"s tO most persons 10 be Under
rin':ci ~ some period in their lives. and
'..--Sr.'il !, gori many have suift red from
r. ,,ma ..au-.. WHICH q < VIC do not
IL: scair;;,Ii., Il; force %! his sensitive
1855 .:'.I-t L. C.at ing The leisure Of Mr..
'O,!o:- Eil;on The reverse OF a.-ee-
iIie Au,. i" v.y Of II WIS this: He
VA engaged 10 deiiv-ra lecture at tine
.nTu II wellington. Ohio. and when he
appeared Oh the platform It became APP
I,nreu1 nat 10 was III pretty much the
SiIis condition which characterized the
Shepherd when he attended the tea
-.::et.ng ut the BI.ckiayels Arms Branch
Il.apci with the Messrs. Weller. Mr.
i,ItoI. however. stegdied himself. and
hen. fsciiDg oppressed by the heat of
:.,e conn. informed his audience tina: it
Wis an n,,tra1o to make Z man lecture IN
~ Ill .eu.iiate6 an apartment. and that
tho only way 10 ven:,iate it would be to
axe a I,owi,zer ard blow a hole through
IN -n,.i. Having relieved his feelings
I, tl!,S bead ..s .cceeGoi 10 express the
OPINION Gratuiinus,y that '.the people
Knew .ess ana grew meaner as they went
:irti,er west" In the course of the eve
Ing ba appears to have made good
Navy sn:ahie observations of the same
KIND. AMI we really Should not have
;horont his structure at al virdicated by
.La FAC, had his audience risen and
n1iist him through hcrss-pond, or
lang ili:n ont o: the window. 1t is said
"a: t.I:s ~ not .iIc-;irst ur second time
IA. NJ. T:'ton has made himself con-
s-l:CuO1< :. speeches of this character,
AMI /: that he TINE il speaks volumes for
he civilization and foInsarsnce OF the
ssnp.c a,acn. ",om he travels that his
Hsc2-s>, should have been altogether
-,;:,uJ;t Interruption. We rather Doubt
vls.-isr over, a. :Eis late day there Is
INV ;oyru III California where {: lecturer
.Gu.i. .usuit An audience in the Tiltonlan
style without running some :isk @; per-
sona. Establishment, aDd "s 10 aot know
c.,N shoU.d be glad :o think that
sgc,: u; .anr,. III, fellow wou'I be IL no
.aHc.,r. still .iere is perhaps something
:, LEI allowed Cor the Kind q: ..luplc who
,re capable oi sitting under such ruf-
ian ,Ii ruscsi a. Theodore Ti!ton. 1t
III" "a supposed that they are b. sS.-c-
ION .,onr spirited lot of :moItals, and
possibly ,:Ic lecturer himself - At inter-
vi,s ~ nvsIca:ue by the sense Il; his avn
Ias.i,sss that hs cannot arnii express
49, a.s contempt for tu"Sy who axe
N, "a: .,uonpl To sit and Iii. II - I'm
n Ii. who I. Therefor. lrli..n- ii -
ii. most :itiinc arrnng"r'"'; bit he
-iso.,ir ...t goo ..g.r IL.oi T.:rn
siior'' ne ;rsu!.ei hy ,:...-- :: cr,-
-..s-i,r ..acoid.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
TO the UNFORTUNATE
NEW Rem HDIDG
M. ayRRON'S DlOPHNHARY
GS5 KSaruy Street.

81, Fr.pcisco Established i. 1854, fer the
treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases Sach
as Ionnrrhea, elect, Stristurs, ayPhilis in .
ita forms, Seminal Weakness, 1npotsncy. etc.
Skin diseases Of yrars standing nnd Clcsr1ted
Logs succ .ssfuliy treated
Seiufnn: weakness.
Scr,;na Emissions, the cGnseGcssco Of SELF.
abuse: This solitary vic", or dePrsvea se1nhl
indul gencs is practiced by the youth Of both
sox.s to ar almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerTing certainty, the following tram OF
morbid symptoms. unless coE,bated by scienti-
ic medical measures. VIZ: haiioW counter
apce. dark spots under the eyes. pain In the
heyd ringing in the ears nose Tx" tho rustllnR
of leaves and rattling Of chariots, uneasineSf
about the loins weakness OF tho limbs, confu-
spd yislon blunted intellect, loss OF confidence.
ditsdence in approaching strangers, = dislike to
form rev acouaintRnces, disposition to shun
society, loss OF memory. hectic Pushes, pimpies
and various sruptions about the faces, iUrred
tongue. fetid breath, coughs, consumption,
night sweats, monoinania aud frequent insanity.
If relief be not obtained, should apply imne-
diatciy either in person or by letter. ana nave =
cure effected by his new and scientlhc moae OF
treating this disease. which never fails Of ct.
fecting q quick ard radical cure:
CURED AT ROME.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letterto DIR. 6lbbOH,
stating case, symptoms. .eEgth of time the dis
ease has continued and have medicine prompt
" forwarded. free froTr damage ana cur'osity,
to any part Of the country, with full and plan
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars com. IL
registered letter. through the Fostofce or
through wells, Fargo l. Co.; package OF medi-
cine will be forw arded to any part OF the Union.
Correspondents will please inform Or. 6ibboD
that tbey read his advertiseme nts in tho APPEAL
Address. DIR. j. F.. GlBBOS.
oct1o.Iy Box 1857, San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-20
TN THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC

u o1d Judicial District, in and for Crmsby
County, state of Nevada. la the matter of the
estate of William F.. Wilson, deceasei.-Pur-
srsnt to an order of the said Court. made on
the 18th day of March. 1876 notica is hereby
given that MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY, 1876, at 10 O'Clock 4. N. OF the said day
at tho Courtroom OF said Court. uas been ap.
pointed for hearing the petition of VIM. j.
Thorin.tou praying for an order that the adj
mInistraior and administrator of sa'd estate
mag be authorized by said C0ur. 10 make 4 con-
veyancc to said petitioner of 4 certain town lot
lying and bein. ia the City Of Carson, County
and state aforesaid, - wit: Lot No. . and west
II fcei Of Lot No 10 in block Ne. AZ, in Sluss-
.rS division Of said Carson City; at which time
and place all persons interested therein may
appear and contest the same by Ming their OBJ
jectons in writing.
TT. EDWARDS. Clerk.
March %, 1876.