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PATENTS

OBTAINED for new inventions, or for i'm.
~ provements in old ones. Caveats, Trade.
Marks and all patent business promptly at.
tended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEES REJECTED
may still, in most cases, be patented by us.
Being opposite the q. s. Paten, OAice, and.
engaged in PATENT BUSINESS ExcLusryEiY,
We can secure patents in less time than those.
who are remote FROM Washington and who
must depend upon the mails in all transae.
tons with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we.
make search in the Patent Office aud advise,
as to Us paientability free Of charge. Cor
Iespondence confidential, prices low, and No
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OBJ
TANNED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General d.
N. Key, Rev. II. d. Power, to officials in the
y. S. Patent Office, and especially TO our
clients ia every State Of the Union and in
Canada. For special references, terms, al
vice, &c, address
c. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, ID. C..
July 5.U
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Deralio: Representatives


The last few months cur eeuntry has
been passing through a severe ordeal,
The political struggle at Washington has
had 10 parallel 10 the history Of The eoua-
try. A contest has been going on between
Congress- and the Executive contest,
in fact, between constitutional government
and one-man powers contest between re.
publieanism and centralization-- contest
for a free ballot against ballot under
shadow Of the bayonet---a contest for the
rigtful supremacy Of the majority over a
faeiious minority sustained by minority
fraudulent Executive such WA the con-
ditioa Of affairs at the eountry's capitol,
and yet during this important crisis nearly
one half Of the members Of both Houses
Of Congress were away from their duties,
some even having gone out Of the country.
Thcae abscntecs are paid, aud literally
paid, and the people have right to their
services Ifaey 10 not propose to prop
erly attend 70 their duties they should re-
sign aud give way to more Efficient repre-
sentatiscs. IftheiE presence is not essen
tial in such crisis as the country has
inst passed through, they arc not needed
nt..all, and we should dispense with their
salary also. If this absenteeism is to be
continued. the government should reduce
Tho number Of members Of Congress about
oae-half and thus save to the people more
than a million dollars annually which j,
now pays for services not rendered
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

State and County officers are to be elected
this fall, and the campaign will open the FIRST
week Ia August, when the Democratic State
nominating convention will assemble. The
result Of tho State election viii be important,
ms it viii bear more or less upon the presi-
dental election Of 1880. The contest will be
animated and holly fought Everybody should
have a paper, 10 order TO keep posted in the
movements Of the parties. 70 meet the wants
Of the public the DgMocRArfc ADyocArE will
be sent 10 any address, postage paid, from
August ID, 10 December LIST, 1879, foc FIFTY
usual rates. Address
NAxDERFoRD BRos.
Westminster, Nd.
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credit Of the Government to control the cleo
tons. Hayes and his arrogant Senatorial
Clique Of would-be usurpers declare in effect
that the Federal Courts shall be shut up un.
less they are left free 10 incur unlimited liza
bililies aud to use unlimited funds Of the
United States Treasury TO continue themselves
in power. Congress, representing the SOW.
ereign will Of the people, has repealed the
legislation Of usurpation; HAYES veioes the
repeal. Congress refuses to allow the Federal
Courts to be used for giving sanction to cleo.
toral frauds, aud Hayes yetocs the supplies
voted to the lawful needs Of the United States
Marshals and thus blocks the business Of that
department. Congress, disdaining further to
tribe with the bogus Executive, will adjourn
to-day without providing for the army of
Marshals and the country IS called upon 10
sustain the issue thus raised.
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Mary Clemmer says that no men in
Washington public life have changed SO
rapidly in appearance as Conkling, Car
pentor, aud Blaine. "Whilc men like
Senator Hamlin and Morrill, do not look
day older than they did ten years ago,
these three men, who arc more than TWEEN
" years younger than they are, have grown
swiftly old by their sides.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
John l. Reiisnider and Charles r. Reifsni.
DER Trustees, VS.. David X. Shryer and wife.
ORDERED this first day Of Jaly, A. D.
~ 1879, that the sales Of the personal prop
eriy, made and reported in the above entitled
cause, be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
eausc to the contrary be shownon or before the
olh day OF August next; provided copy Of
lhis order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county, Maryland, once
q week for three successive weeks previous to
The 2sth day Of July inst.
ihe report siates the amount Of sales Of
the personal property TO be S207I 90.
fil w WM. n. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True Copy Test:
July o'3t FRASK 7. Shaw, Clerk.
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CRoPs IN EuRopE The London Times,
July 2, reports short wheat crops in Eu-
rope, and that buyers mainly rely on
American supplies Ia England, Spain
and Italy, the wheat crop is below the
average, while in Southern Russia aud the
Caucasus il has scarcely ever been SO bad
as at present. If these reports are con
firmcd there will probably be a very active
demand for American wheat.
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10. ls2e EoIrITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John T.. Smith and Chas. 7. Reifsnider, Trus
tees, rs. J. Oliver Wadlow, ad. inistra.
tor, ct. ais
nRDERED this 4th day Of July, A. ID.
" 1879, that the sale Of the Real Estate
made and reported ia the above cause by
Charles 7. lteifsnider, Trustee appointed by
The Decree passed therein to sell the same.
be finally ratified aud confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the 9Th
day OF August next provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper publish.
ed ~ Carroll county, Maryland, once week
Tor three successive weeks previous to the
10Th day Of July inst.
Report states the amount Of sale to be
$l02I 25.
FRANK. t. SHAW, Clerk.
True cony,-rest
july 5-st FRANK r. SHAW, CLERK.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Fiesr NAnoSAL BANK, Nav wmDson, Nh. j
june 18th, 1870. I
1I'HE President aud Directors Of his Hank
- have this day declared 4 dividend ~
FOUR AND 0NE-H HALF f4I) per cent, on
me capital stock, for the months ending
June aulhi 1879, payable on and Eftcr July
io'hi 1873. All lakes paid by the bank.
N II. BALE,
July o.4t Cashier.
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ATTENTIoN, oENrRAL oOMMITTEE.

The members Of the County Democratic
Central Committee are requested TO meet in
JMIv sth' isss. AZ : o'eiocE. p s. for ne
purpose Of calling the Primary Meetings to
select Delegates 10 the State and County
Conventions.
r. MANNING, Chairman,
W. II. NANDsRFoRD, Secretary
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A Washington dispatch says :-In three
and half months the Fraudulent Presi-
dent has sent Ave vetoes to Congress. nei-
Their of which can be justified by the rea-
sous that he assigned for these arbitrary
and offensive acts All the authorities
agrae that the veto was solely intended BY
the Constitution 10 prevent unconstitu-
tioual or hasty or ill-considersd legislation,
or to protect the Executive against the
encroachment Of other departments, If such
an attempt should be made. 1t was never
pretended by any President that this
power could be exercised eaprieiously
against Congress, or iusolently to dictate
the forms and ezpedieney Of legislation.
The necessity and The rroprieiy Of leg
islation arc exclusively vested in Co. r
gress by the Constitution, and this author
ity has never been questioned until now.
Parties have differed on the construction
Of the Constitution, aud the veto has been
used to support the views Of the Executive
But there is no example on record where
President ever before vetoed an appro-
priution bill. or bill repeating an obnox-
ious law, or ycntaFed to prescribe the con
ditious of bin for carrying on any branch
Of the public service.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
>. Henry Hoppe, Assignee Of Edward Lynch,
Mortgages, VS.. Patrick Gray and wife.
nRDERED this 4th day OF July, A. D.
~ 1873, that the account OF the Auditor
nled IN this cause be finally ratified and con,
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 2Ist day Of July,
instant provided a copy Of this order be in
serted ior two successive weeks before the
las, named day IN some newspaper Published
IN Carroll county.
FRANK 4. SHAW, CLERK.
True copy, fest
July or FRAsK I. SBAw, Clerk.
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SMITHS raw BONE PHOSPHATE

Hundreds Of farmers testify to the fact that Il,
has no superior for wheat and bot few EQUALS
for grass. We have reduced the price this
year, but guarantee to keep our Phosphate
up 70 the former standard, and warrant that
! shall be composed Of none but tbe verv
best materials. Every bag will be uniform,
IN line condition for drilling and have he
ANALYSIS stamped upon il. 10 or ~ months
creoh WI be given by purchasers giving up.
proved note bearing per cent. interest,". o.
we discount interest for cash, thus MAKING a
saving Of u per cent. "
FOR SALE by
Denton Gehr, Westminster, Md
Chas: c. Engel, New Windsor, Md.
Mckinstry \ Stoner, Union Bridge, Md.
or will DO shipped to any point On The ".
u. or Ia. and Fred. X. Il. BY addressing
J. J. SMITH 4 SON,
July o'mo New Windsor, Md.
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The Press Association Of Baltimore had
an excursion to High Rock, on Saturday
last A telegraphic invitation was ex-
tended 10 the editors Of the .Ssatiael and
the AaVocote. who repaired to the depot,
bat the train went bowling through West
minister at speed Of thirty miles an hour,
notwithstanding the Telegram said the
traIa would stop here.
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FOR WE HOUSE OFpELEaATES

Wk are authorized 10 announce Charles
w x. Favour q candidate for the House
Qf Delegates, subject to The decision 81 ~
Dsmoere''e Convention. July tns
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

July 9th, Centenary NJ. T.. Church. 10. 80
a. m, no sermon but Eucharist; 500 D. M,
Looking unto Jesus" by Pastor.
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Zach Chandler w;Il hardy DO able 10
spare that 100000 far lhs pay If ihe
2 4 sIasshals. without greatly eurtallIng
bis whiskey bliI, and that would go hard
with zask
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-05

Biaclnpods Magazine for June Is an interesting
number The contents arc part ard Of @iseata; or
what's In Name, French Novels the conclusion
uf'John caidlsnics THE Destruction Of szcsedln,'
eDsnk Failures and their Remedies aud The
Duke q Argyli's Motion
.rhe Destruction Of szeRedin" Is q graphic de-
seripion ofthe overflow Of the Danube and IT, inbu
taris IN March hast aud Is a. interesting As novel
Bank Failures and their Remedies" Is timely ar
tlcif, The writer reyieNsihc condi,lonof thc hank.
lna iqliness and lhe proposed legislation 70 sender
public Published By the Leonard sc0st Publishing
Co., II Barclay street. New York az 81 per annun
The other periodicals reprinted b. this company
are The london Qnnnery, Edinbprs Westminster
and British QnaTlefly Reviews Price 81 each
Hlapkrood and he four Reviews, SIS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-05

Cen Bradley T. johnson LEFT Rich
mond lor Baltimore on the Isl inst. lie
was sereaadad The night previous, and 8
eorisa 70 the sleaner, d his departure. By
the BicIunood Gmysl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-05

The Democrats Of Maine and California
respond to cRch other 10 perfect accord in
opposition to the Presidents yeioes aud
in favor Of free ballot, uutrammeIled by
Federal bayonets, marshals and supervi-
sors. This will be the keynote Of the
Democratic party at every election, State
or National, until the obnoxious election
laws arc expunged from the statutes, Deep
calls sptO deep from the fathomIess re-
eesses Of every patriotic heart, on these
topics, and the extremes Of the Union are
10 harmony The fat Of repeal has gone
forth, and the people will confirm the de-
cree at the polls Liberty is not yet
ready to perish by surFendering the dear
est right Of free ballot 10 the control Of
the bayonet- The people have had enough
OF soldiers, marshals, supervisors and re-
turning boards, 10 their elections, There
must DO az end Of FORCE and FRAUD.
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MARRIED.

In uncnlown, june 2ath, 1879, by Rev. D.
y Floyd, Mr.. wi Wentg and Miss Susan
Wenlz, both Of this county.
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Mount Hood, Oregon, has lsiely been gIs.
ing ont volumes Of smoke froni long extinct
crater, where ordiuarilfa omeil Of sulnhur
and q slight waFmlh only indicate Inward Ere.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-05

The st. Louis Rspntiicaa asks Why @if
Franco can maintain an army Of $4,000
men for sloo.OOo,Ooo . year, hoy Is it
that our arny, Of not more than $4,000
men, all told, costs about s26,0oO,00O per
anaam We give it up.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-05

There is great distress Ia tho West Of Ire.
land on account Of continued rains.
A better enforcement Of the laws for the
collection Of the Internal Revenue has Re
aaliad ID Tho increase 81 three millions Of dol
lars ln the FISCAL Year igst closed.
Lightning struck lha spIfn Of The EpiseapaI
Church At Augnata, Me-, Sunday, spIintafinz
i from pinnacle 70 tower. II vas set on Ore,
bat the ilames we're quickly exiineuished
Henry White, aged so years employed In
a slaughter house at West Somerville, Mass,
was gored to daash ~ bali which he was
lending into she slaughter HOUSE. Tgpsde5,
Ihedireciofsofthe Louisiana Savings Bank,
" NeN Orleans, have decided to 20 into h.
1aidslion' owing 10 j da6is;un aeaiass The bank
n suit ~ re kIate tof lax on rs capital
y fesoiqiiqn israsine ID ii4y5 T6e pop
nIafs Cred Hn1H TIE senate sud mary Wtfe
1hp' Ae i8hsias continued d lass accounts
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eThe Biographical GycloPedia Of Repre-
sentative Men Of the State Of Maryland
and the District Of Colombia is the title
Of large aud interesting volume just IS
sued by tho National Biographical Com
pany Of Baltimore.
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Hon. ]. Black 6roome will please ac-
cept our thanks for bound copy of Nor
ris' Report on Alaska.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

A ) The season advances and seeding time
"A approaches, again We desire to call at.
tention OF farmers everywhere to our well
known brand Of fertilizer,
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Business locals.

We have just received Weltys Pure Ola
Rye Whiskey, proof and three summers old,
g1erpnt9ed. Sold very low.
A. c. Stpasbnrgss A Dgo,
Engines, Separaiora, Horse Powers, Thresh-
era, Wheat Fans, etc., the best IN use, fully
guaranteed y G. Weaver, Westminster,
Maryland. p
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GEO. M. PEARCE.

OFFICE ON MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OrposlrE couny. in the rooo
~ formerly occupied BY john = Baum.
gnrtnert deceased. Will attend nromptly ana
diligently % all business entrusted ID him.
july 1879
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40 ACRES OF LAND

more or less, situated three miles north Of
Taneytown on Alloway's Creek, within mile
OF the village Of Harmony and adjoining lands
Of Vim. Baehman, William Delaplane, John
Else and others The improvements consist
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-05
LETTER FROM LONDON.

Correspondence Of the Democratic Advocate.
IN AgrieHliHrdl Fair in Eagland-In ritu-
iions from tie Prince Of lFdles- What
England is Doing 10 Meet the Grosciag
Competition Of The United States-Improre-
mems in British Methods If Tiliing the
Soil. Etc. Eh.
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

} Prices by Grimes 4 Weaver.
EmnAY. Inlx A 1870
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-27

The History and Condition o. THIS Company
January ], 1870. were Ia brief Gns ia rOEnd
numbers. as follows.
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n Searching Records ma Furnishing Abstracts
? o. nlss ~l he made as9cslAi;y.
o~Hoo-UpzhIR IN ths co1yt hSasc, Efo.
E6FssA. a..
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IDirSctoTIi

Interest paid onorafrATy and Term DspoEl'E
DsI"FiiE received ln HaBIs ~ - .-d uIEar1,
i07wr r.sda on s-TsY,-i fs.' 'ats. horBf.
st0rEs. SIC. strgsa. suErrUJ -us bought
and sold. EEalauE. fHF Eala lHa lrI4ci-
pzi cities n FurSpF aHi tbh DEtoa
2EW 4. ". WHITE. srrtAr
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JOB PRINTING

or EvE=T DEseErTros rEoar=Ir Dox- N
THE zEsI s-rn OF rHE AE
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. DANIEL F. BEATTY'S
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and orgsaE .aADutaet1ttd by Dan
Eel y. Beatty Of Warrington. New Jsrsey. are
hoore eArncsuy and generally coJ.rnsnded b.
The FTe-s. and music loving public ;hs1 sny ia.
ptrunlrnts Manufactured IN this country or
Europe. 1he Piano4 have the greatest posatole
dspth, richness and volume Of tone. combined
viii . rare btlliancy, clesrress and perfect
al. = suYpfising duration which nevrr ehfrFes
undst liz taost delicate or powerful touch,
The cstebrstAd "DpiGea Tongue Reeds I'm
the perfected t~cd Boards. produce sEcvt, pure
end oseYfultouef. Every Instrument, Baup
aud organ. fuliy aarrautNc perfect IN ever re-
teen lays test trial. the manufactures yaying
freight 10th Ways, n tho INSTRUMENT 10 not at
iEfsesSy Illustrated ADVERTISER Catalogue
Fditipn.J sent nee on application. Addfrsr.
DANIEL n. BEATTY, Washington
New Jersey.
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g r!NNn-hS- E-a-. as'. us.a REM y...
." = .#.-ar.." d. -H..Hr o. Is. s|E..at -r.n. |.H.. 49,
-aa..s o. frF family Rgrrg-r-. To ur-~r r= mv -r.
--"H a.. u.r.n.- r'i.u-. i... .n.-.. af
ra'a- Er. 81. saving tw s.- gLa eject L.- g-tI most
$500 -la "E..'. EaH-r. very r...g.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-06

BuLLI0N.-Thers was received at the Mint
few days ago $3.50 ounces of crude bullion
from the Bullion mine, of Paradise, which
was made into four impaired bars of the total
value Of $3,052 04. With good sized mill,
say of twenty stamps, that mine in 4 short
time would take place among the best in the
State. As it is it shows way ND now, with
their little old Ave stamps.
The best New Year present is Steinway
Piano, which can be bought on easy install.
ments from F. j. Jsssaps of Virginia, or
Mr.. F. A. Hestchel of Carson. Ill pianos
sold by either of the above parties come
direct here from the New York factory. By
buying of him one gets goods directly from the
manufacturing house, and avoids the "drum-,
mers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-06

PIANOS AND ORGANs-At San Francisco
prices, can be had on easy terms at the rooms
of the Reform Club. Mr. Vana will give
personal attention to customers, and explain
the pecularities OF the various makes. All
instruments fully guaranteed and shipped
direct from Kohler Il Chase, San Francisco
No agency, no profits to middlemen and no
risk. Instruments sold on easy installments,
and old ones taken in exchange. Orders for
sheet, music or books, promptly furnished,
and reliable piano tuner at the shortest
notice. n14-1m*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-06

Two CoURrs The papers frequently get
the u. S. District Court and the o. s. Circuit
Court mixed up, and so does the people, and
SO does everyb body. The U. s. District Courts
jurisdiction does not extend beyond the State
Of Nevada. The Circuit Court embraces the
circuit of California Oregon and Nevada. To
the guilty these courts are simply different
routes to the penitentiary. Any man who
tries one will heartily wish he had tried the
other.
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ANOTHER CALAMITY.
FaARFUL ACCIDENT At TEE PIONEER FALL
LAST EVENING,
ESPECIAL To THE APPEAL.

SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
The following dispatch was received last
nigh. from Virginia City just as the APPEAL
was going to press
VIRGINIA CITy--l A. I'd.
A terrible catastrophy occurred this evening
At the Pioneer Fair which, as far as the par
ticulars can be learned, Is likely to result IN
the death of several people A: half past IL
o'clock as Bill Gibson, Mrs. Fly DoaDe and
William Chadwick, of the international Hotel,
were giving a triple song and dance on tight
rope, the cable (which was from the Savage
incline) snapped with a loud report, and all
hands were precipitated into the audience
Gibson had a wheelbarrow and cooking stove,
on which he had been frying fap- jacks in
imitation of BlondeD, and Chadwick was turn
ing a back -summersaul. when the four inch
steel wire cable parted. The CONSERVATION
al the time baffes all description. The three
performers went through the floor and have
not since been heard Of The Savage Mining
Company at once instituted suit for damages
against the Pioneer Society. Several children
and some mining experts were killed : the
latter, however, don't count.
LATEa The performers have been rescued
from the ssb-cellar and the shew will go on
ali the same to- night. Carson people specially |
invited
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-06

In times past to find relief people had t. Aks susA
remedies castor OIL salts pills s<s but now
they the pleasant Syrup Of Figs which anoads the
bowels regulates the liver cleanses the system,
biiousness constipation etc For sale BY all d1ssi SITS
TEE severest Of Testhache Neuralgia cured in
few minutes by using Ars DR. Heve's Neuralgia Cure.
For sale BY Thaxter, druggist eel
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TO the PUBLIC.
TnnsMK IvAxCovycz. FRUIT DEAL

THRONE HANGOVER. FRUIT DEAL
81 Err Of Carson City, Ne'., having published -
Card in the Nevada Tribune OF Carson City Aforesaid
24h instant charging with the henious crime
Of Perjury, and cauening the public to beware Of me-
deem my duty, in this open manner, to enter my
phatc denial Of said charge, and to say that have
insttuted suit against Mr. Ivancevich in the Second
Judicial District Court Ormsby County Nevada in which
[ will vindicate ny good character BY ample and unim
peachable evidence. Until said action shall have been
tred respectfully ask suspension Of public opinion In
the premises. 80" JOHN MOBILE,
At Fruit Store Adams House Block, Carson street
Oarson City Nevada November 80, 1874 #