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MORNING APPEAL
TIK.SWAY
...JIXY 9.
Nun l'rBlro Stock Kat-han;;; Mln.
MOK.MMi BOARP.
Ophir
Mexican H1 ,,
14;
If-?
Gould 4 Ourrv t;' ; i
Hcst Itelehef 3?i, 12, UM
California 14' ,', 14' ;, W'i
Navac ll1, 12
Consolidated Virnia 10'H', 10j, l-"i
Choll-ar Potosi -iS'i, 25
Hale & Noreross 7'o,
Crown Point ti'. cYi, 6'4'
Yellow Jacket 8. "7s
Im)icrial tific
Kent tick :t In. 3
Hclcher 4 sr., 4 15
Alpha Hi, 10
SHcrra Nevada H, '.;. VT't
litah 9,
ililllion 4' t'. 4 4 .
Exchequer i-1-. 2 bi
Scff. Hclcher 21
Justice 4 I 5
lliion Consolidated 7, V ! t
Succor 1 15
All 7:S
Silver Kill 1 10.
Julia 'i
Caledonia 2 If
Solid Silver
New York Con. 6'k:
Andes 4i'e
C. P. Ravine 2 10
Ward 1
Leviathan 4.'ic
Trojan 4:ic
Woodviile ;ioc
Wells-Faro lf.c
kvemm: board.
Fur-'ka Con. .r7
Jackson S. 2). j
Leotard Mr
Hamburg 2 70
oia i.".c
N. Hello ll'll" J
llussev 2oe
le Frees :;ne
Grand lrize :l 00, 3 Ti
ludcicllJcnc 1 f.l
Endow nuit 7."'C
Stir 1 2
Hillside 2'i
M.kI( 1
Iteehtel V-i fl'.j'
Tiptop 1 ."
Bodie V, 7
Tlclmont
lhir 4.S1,
Mexican lfi' ,
Unit; .V; Noreross 7' 7'
he--t a: Belch, r l:i.., l::v
Belcher 4' ..
Bullion 4 40. 4 45
Yellow Jacket
Julia '
lr.i..n roii. 71.'. 7! ;, 7' i
S:te 12" 12' ,.
Sierra N'cvida iiT . T. ' 1.
Con ir.-inia I"' f. 10' b. li)
Evei.cipi- r 2: '.' 'm
G unci;. I'lir-.v ()'4', li.
':ie.lohi 1 IV", ' "
Crown point '', iijj 1"
Clioilur I'-'to-i tij ... 2'' '4
:.'. Belcher M
Oxeriuau 11. li'
I'tili U i,
kenluek .s 2 00
Justice 4 oO
M. White t
House Slake 4
Alia 7'
LONU KING, THE PAINTER.
What 111 tikes nu n go to the uruir cessarr
rouble of putting on airs? What sense is there
in Lou? Kind's n-inij a lailder to stand on
when ho joints Rail's signs? Why d.mt he
rtike it easy ami stand on the sidewalk ! We
have seen him, m.iny u time, in warm weather
utiiiul in the cellar of a house while ho papered
the walls in the second story. A man with a
reach like that is simply a slave to appearan
ces when he takes a ladder to paint a siyn on
t he tire-wall of a one-story building like Kail's.
But King is young and pretty and coltish and
we suppose he thinks he must observe the
fashions. Yesterday he bawled at a well
known cripple: "Ilvjllo, boss, I thought jon
were dead. " "Dead," says the cripple, " I'll
utlive all spindle-shanked painterB whose
heads can't tell what county their feet are
standing in." Here King laughed ahorse
laugh and returned to his daubing. The only
real lod thing that King ever did was once
when the halliards got unreeved on the old
flag stall' that used to stand on the Plaxa. No
body could climb up to the truck; Fourth of
.Inly was coming, and everybody was in a
quandary how to raise the flag. King came
-ilong, laughed one of those blood-curdling
la.ighs of his, reached up, rove the rope
through the truck and set things to rights in
less time than it takes to tell it. And he takes
a ladder to stand on when painting a sign on
Rail's roof ! He ought to be killed.
DEATH OF PHILIP BYRNE.
Uur townsman, Hon. W. S. Byrne, received
yesterday the sad news of the death of his
father, Philip Byrne, who died near Elk
(Jrovo Station on tho Consumncs River, Sac
ramento county, California, yesterday morn
ing. Tho deceased was essentially a pioneer,
having become a resident of Illinois in the
early days of the settlement of that Stat,
and coming to California among the first, ot
the immigrants who crossed the (treat Plains.
Mr. Byrne h id arrived at the ripe age of 78
years, and died respected by a very wide cir
cle of friends. Our friend took tho train to
Sacramento last night to be present at the
funeral of his father. He has our heartiest
sympathy.
GAM BLIN'tJ LICENSE REVENUE.
Sheriff Swift informs us that the licenses
issued by him to the dealers of gambling
games in this county since the passage of the
Act of 1877 have amounted in dollars and
cents, to date, to no less than $J7,o00. This
is the rovenue from that source in live quar
tersone year and three mouths. Half of
this sum goes to the State and half to the
county. Is it not the part of wisdom that
our law-givers pause before they consent to
the repeal of so prolific a source of revenue ?
The rrERAi of the late Christian Kitz
ineyer was very largely attended on Sunday
afternoon. There wore the Turners number
ing more than forty members, the Union
Veterans numbering forty odd, and a very
long line of sympathizing friends and neigh
bors in carriages. The solemn services were
performed by Rev. McClain of the Presby
terian Church. 1
THE RACES.
The race course was visited by about 150
people on Sunday, to witness a running race
for a purse of 250, free for all, mile and re
peat. Three horses were entered, viz; Mollie
H, Glen Dudley and Rill Hazel. The first
heat was taken by Glen Dudley aud the
others by Mollie H, Hill Hazel bringing up
the rear in eaeh heat.
The next was a trot for a purse of 100
mile heats '.I in 5. The entrees were Jim
Cook to harness, driven by Noreross, and
Tom Morgan to wagon, driven by Allen
llragg. Morgan won two heats, when a com
plaint was made that Noreross was pulling his
horse. The judges then put Denison in the
sulkey and ho won the last three heats, race
and money. There was considerable dissatis
faction expressed and a protest was entered
against paying the pools. The matter was re
ferred to the Association, and after due de
liberation it was decided that the pools be
paid, and that Bragg and Noreross be ruled
off the track for their natural lives. It was
evident to a great many that a job bad been
put up in the trot, and the manner in which
the case has been decided by the association,
will, we think, give general satisfaction, as
they have shown a determination to keep up
a reputation of fair racing anil fair dealing
that will give the public confidence to visit
the course whenever purses or matches are to
be gone for, and it will also learn the getters
up of jobs, that this is the w rong place to at
tempt it. Tlii.- attendance during the meeting
(except on Sunday) has been large and en
thusiastic. The racing has been good, and
the association have good cause for congrat
ulation upon the success of their inaugural
meeting. A summary of the races is appended
SLilMAKY.
N. A. M. & M. Society's Course, Carson,
July 7, 1878. Purse t"27iO. For running
horses, mile heats li in II free for all.
Mollie H, s. m 2 1 1
Glen Dudley, b. s 1 2 2
r.iu iiazci, s. z o -
'lime 1.481 1.50 1.48A.
N. A. M. iS; M. Society's Course, July 7
187$ Purse liXJ. Trotting, mile hears.:
in r.
Jim Cook, b. g. to harnes, 2 2 1
Tom Morgan, b. g. to wairoii . . 1 12 2
Time 2.4tA 2.45 2.4;U 2.4S 2.41 L
i
DOTS AND DARTS.
The sidewalk philosopher, sympathizing
with the curbstoneer, views witli emotion
the departing forms of the gallant racers as
they are led, all blanketed and subdued, up
from the scene of ; heir late exploits and
through the streets to their various des' i .v
tions. hi rever the s.i :ie may be. AVs jt' s
observers may be heard venting their opiiuv. .
horse-ologj.'til.
They are building a new water-cistern,
which is ulso a tre-eistern, at the entersec
tiou of Telegraph and Ormsby streets. (We
guess it is Telegraph and Ormsby, this we
confess we don't know dead sure ; and we do
not believe that anybody else does. At all
events they are repairing the cistern up the
street, one square west from the Adams
House.) Meantime the street is blocked.
That black paint with which they were
painting the south and east sides of the new
Opera House is tire proof. It will ?t.nlariy
degree of heat for several minutes so l ieddy
says, and he knows.
Angius has some mighty fine peaches the
best we have seen. And the beauty of it is
that the price of 'em is well within the means
of the respectably poor. Be have bought
some.
Six big bars of Northern Belle builion ;it
Wells, Fargo & Co. 's express office is a good
showing from that splendid mine. May it
never yield less.
Eugene Bonaparte Rail fetched as far as
Carson yesterday, lie camo overland, and
looks like an immigrant that is, healthy a;:d
rugged. Glad to put eye upon the old fellow
once again.
As warm as toast was yesterday. Now let
July do her part mid give us no more lapses
into the autumnals. So shall we flourish and
be as sound as a people ought to be under the
Dog-star.
HARDWARE AT BED PRICE:
Any farmer or mechanic or fellow citizen
who wants to lay in Ilia summer stock of
reapers or his winter's supply of stoves, his
assortment of tool.s or his needed bill of mis
cellaneous hardware, is informed that Messrs.
P. A. Wagner & Co. are selling off their great
stock of those goods below bottom prices.
IIr, then is a chance for the biggest and
best kind of bargains bargains in nails and
screws, in rakes and mowers, in tin things
and iron things, and in all and singular
the things and things and things that one
finds at a first class hardware establishment
like Wagner and Co.'s.
Colonel Cavanavoh and Major Mann
went the grand rounds yesterday inspecting
the pickets and paying off tho troops who
served in the late Fourth of July campaign.
The forces under tho oriflamb of the Morn
ing Apfkal received their share of the bounty
money and are correspondingly flush and
thankful. It is evident that Governor Bradley
has secured a most effective aid in the person
of Col. Caranaugh.
Notice. -The Grand Jury will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock sharp, of which all
persons interested will take notice.
MATCH RACES.
We are happy to be enabled to state that
two matches have been made to come off on
Friday, the 19th of the present month, over
the Carson track. Each race is for 500 a
side, and the forfeit of $250 on each race is
now in the hands of the stakeholders. One
match is between Mollie H. and Bill Hazel,
three miles and repeat, and the other isamile
and repeat between Madge Duke and Illusion
The horse3 are now being trained for the
encounter, and all may rest assured that
every thing will be done to have matters
arranged in such away as to give general satis
faction. Is Bettbk Shape. The Reports pub
lished in our issue of Sunday contained one
or two unimportant errors. They appear
this morning in better shape, and the mind
of the inquisitive taxpayer is assuaged.
The adjusters of the Carson Mint are ex
cused for the present week on account of a
lack of material to work on.
J. P.-IIIxaon. with KawHd Kennly, Mer
chant Tailor, 505 California, Slrtet.
San Francwdo, June 25, 187s.
Having ensrasreii myself with the old and well known
House of E. Kennedy, 505 California street, San Francisco,
who has en;jaj;ed a celebrated Cutter from Broadway, New
Y ork City at a (Treat expense.
I would be pleased to have you send in your order, as I
have placed all my measures taken by me on his lodjrer,
and if desired I will .send samples of our late imported
Kn'lisii and French goods. Very respectfully,
J. P. Hixsos.
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
Corner of Carson and King streets.
GEO. C. THAXTER, PROPRIETOR,
(Successor to O. V. Willis.)
DEALER IS
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
BKVSHnS OF ALT. KINDS,
Trus-n, Supporters nl Shonlder Krai'",
Field and Garden Seed,
trs. n.
iiiirh..
-PrescripKons carefully eonioiinded, day or
FAMILY GROCERY.
rJHK CHOICEST ANO BAREST
For family use constantly onjliand.
iTFoT Nlc I.lttle Thins S"t to Be 1
jr Found Kla-ivliere "Va
CO TO CHENEY'S,
A treneral assortment of the best staple and choice yro
ceries. l'KICES TO SL IT THE TIMES !
JOHN K. CHENEY,
Ad-ims Ploek, Carson street, corner of Telegraph.
January H,
FRUIT AT WHOLESALE!
THE NEW FAMILY MARKET
PREPARED TO SELL ALL KINDS
G-H-jESEJIISr l-'HTJITS
BY THE CASE
Cheaper than ever Offered be
fore in Carson.
tT Also, will ship Goods to any part of the country.
J. B. ANGTl'S. Proprietor.
Ackuns House lilock
Carson. June 7, 1H7S.
y E W GOODS!
EW PRICES!
Haeinj; received an unusual ltirifc stock this Spriti', we
have concluded to make a reduction m even' line 01 eoou
in our store, and invite evervhihly to call and convince
themselves before purchaimr elsewhere. We call partic
attention to our late addition of
Croceries, Liquors, Hardware, Crock
ery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Wall Paper, Hats, Tobacco
and Cigars,
Vhich we are now offerinsr lower than any housj in the
: ate, and will always guarantee s-.U.-.-ifjeti'iri -n quality of
Goods, Weight and Measure. Gooda deli verm! iu the city
and neigborliood free of charge.
HARRIS BROS.
Carson, May fi, 1S78.
L. MORRIS & Co.
JVHT RECEIVED
100 dot. Ladies SIrlped Hose., li'it ) pair
10 riai. I lsildrn's Striped Ilone.l icM Y pair
HO do'i. Ladl' Para mo I 50c a plec
T30 yds Ex. heavy Si-ply Carpel. .50c l yard
AND
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
May 7, 1-7$.
NAT. HOLMES, Proprietor.
riHIS POPULAR RESORT HAS BEEN
JL r. .rnhhed and refitted by the present proprietor iu
first cla. style. The
Dining Room and Kitchen are
in charge of excellent wait
ers and cooks, and the
Bar is well stocked.
Swimmingr Baths, and Bathing Suits furnished by the
proprietor, for those wishing to bathe in the pure water.
..eaw.n.i'-le chanres and eourieou ircatraeiit guaranteed
to all who viit the Mansion.
June '24, 17. im"
V. & T. It. It
CiCNUAV EXCURSION TRAIN TO
BOWERS' MANSION
STEAMBOAT SPRIMCS.
Commencing Sunday, June 23,
And continuing on following Sundays until further notice
a Mpncial Train will be run between Virginia tad dteamboat
as follows :
Will Lv i
Virginia 8:15 A. M.
Carson 10:00 A. M.
Arriving1 at
Bowers 10:30 i. M.
bteainbo.it 10:55 a. u.
Returning:
Ieave Steamboat '. 3;f0 p. M.
Iytave Bowers 4:10 P. M.
Arriving at
Curson 4;45 r. m.
Virginia C:33 p. a.
RATES OF FAR:
Virginia and flold Hill to Carson and return 9100
Virginia and Gold Hill to Bowers or Steamboat and
return I SO
Carson to Bowers or Steamboat and return l.HO
Children between 5 and la years, one-half reduced rates.
? TicKtts good on Special Train only. TtS
H. M. Y F.KINGTON, General Superintendent.
E. Milks, General Ticket Agent. je20tf
P. A. WAGNER & CO.
Carson Street, corner of Musscr,
Carson City, Nev.
NEW FIIOI
AND
low prices:
f E SsRS, P. A. WAGNER Sl CO,
IT I inform the public that they announce no decline
iu prices, because they sell
Lower than any other House in
the County!
They defy competition, and ask purchasers to compare
their prices itli those of any and ad dealers.
ALWAYS ON BAN!) A VVLZ. LINE
OF
HARDWARE,
STOVE S ,
Nails, Ketttes, Wooden Goods,
Tinware, Shovels, Picks,
PAINTS A.I OILS,
Class and Crockery Ware.
Sashes, Doors,
Window Glass,
IICBHKK GOODS. WALL PAPER,
MOWERS AND REAPERS,
Washing Machines.
A complete Tin Hoop and competent workmen.
Plumbing and (xs Fining done.
ALL WORK
Hay 10, 187S.
WARRANTED.
P. A. WAGNER.
CHAS. SADLER.
ban Francisco,
February 14th II A. M., 187.
To OU'OVICH BROTHERS t
I bought this day a Bankrupt
Stock of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar. Goods will be up there
in thirty days. Sell all Coods
Below Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good pop!e of Catson
the benefit of this Purchase.
HERMAN 01C0YICH.
wordi, paid.
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
LADIKS. We Shall Sell Wood In Accord
ance with above Order.
PKICB XO OBJECT.
Take advantage of this Rare C linnet,
fcblS
PACIFIC ICE COMPANY,
J. M. BENTON, AGENT,
AM NOW PBEPARKD TO FtTlNlSH
PTinB I O 33
Daily, in quantities to suit tiny one, at Low Prices, at
their residence
The Ice that I furrl,n la talon from tha
Carton Itlver, rormeil or l"nr, on,
ranntnkT watar, and not from
any atatrnant pond or n.
healthy location.
Ordern left at mv Livery HUble, on Carton street, will
be promptly attended to.
J. i. lit.S nix,
jeltl Agent Pacific Ice Company.
1850.
FIFTH GRAND ANNUAL
PICNIC EXCURSION
OF THE SOCIETY OK
pacific coast mm
TO TAKE FLAC2 AT
15 OWE il MANSION,
WASHOE VALLEY,
Sat-rday, Jnly 20, 1878.
COMMITTEE OF IKK VMiEMEST ;
S. I). I1AKER,
W ILL IHoMAS,
W. W. TIXKKIt,
J. S. PECK,
M. HOLMES
V. MOUKILL,
A. J, TYRRELL,
J AS. KELEVAN.
sin-roiMiTTi:i:s :
ON" CRS--W. I). C. Gibson, A.J. Tyrrell, A. L. Ed.
wards, J. H. Mills.
ON Glt'lCNDS W. F. Shepherd, J. S. Kaneen.
ON MI'SIO M. HolmtH, (J. Kinney, W. H. Mt-serve.
ON MILITARY C. C. lUUermaii, C. M. lirown, IT. X..
Aude.
ON PRINTING-Alf. Dotea, J. W. Noyeo, R. E. Lowery,
J. L. Kdwards.
ON AMI ' BKM K NTS Col . It. I!. TavLir. 8. Pixlcv, B. 1L.
Lindsav, W, W. H.ibart, 1. T. Fox, iee McGown.
UN GATES-U. Fmoey, 1, llaist, J. S. Peck.
Mlulnr In vitntlnii oir.mit;e. :
S. L. Jones, J. G. Fair, S. T. OurtK C, C. Goodwin,,
Conductors nml Tioket Colleetora t
S. D. F.aker, Fr.mk MirriH, W. V. Tinker. E. Nve. L-
rt-uco Kelly, Vi. V. He'.iu. tt. .'oiiri C ;:ininlia:u, C-,M
flecker, J.i!,n VaisdewaUr, (i. V. Fn er, Ij. Winteriuantei
W. S. llowkcr.
t oujiiilssiirics :
L. Morris utd A. D. Brill.
SPECIAL rXQU3S!Qr. TRAINS
Over the Virjinia ami Tru.'k 'e Railroad will convey
neers and their friends to and from the Picnic tirountfa,
leaving Virinia City at s' A. St., Gold liill at 8:15 a. ,
Rrrn-.i at, 7 . M., st-jti-euLT ;-.t S vL-rl!iiy Switch and other
points for evetirioiiM.s. Ketuniin;.-, the trains will loavj
the grounds at 6:0 r. it.
A P?Z riEDAL
Worth $'75, e;i.-e:i ';v the .S' iotv, will be contested f'-r in .
GRANO TAUGF'I' 'SHOOTING ToURN'AMKNT by picked
teams or s j a . Is i r- 'Ui e-u-ii nf th- inJitary ((iinpanie iii
the State, and ' irio;i interest h fjinta and a:nuseiujt,.l
will enliven the occasion.
THE BEST MUSIC IN THE STATE
Will awHimrriny the excursion, and in the ptwctoiu i all on
the ijULtunds all whu desire can indulge in daiicii:.
Perfect Safety and strict order be s o irxd by sficiai
conductors and jjuarxi.- on the trains, und ly a lare and
elu:ic-nt fr(.e of duputv jht:r:fTs mill eiil jK)licjmen,
under the comm. utd of the Sheriff of W.whoe County, aati
selt-ctcd fniii the Pi'-ntiL-rs toenweives.
No tmproiwr or ohjrotiotiahti rh..nn'tirs will be allowed
either on tho cars r on the jrromids, ai: 1 all Nssihle at
tention will be paid t the cmiort and pleasure of tho
Tickets 'f r the riund trip in full, including1
r.'.Hna! xcursiou and y ate tickets ic adniio-
sion t tlu- trnmuds. 82 OO
Cnte I iekeU a.toue I 09
Pro:iir.thlc in Virginia City. ioM Hill, Silver Citv. Day
ton, Carson and Keuo iroin persons duly authorized bj
the s-HMutv. ej
73L JEL ' S
Infallirle Insect and Vermin
DESTROYER,
IS TBI! OM V PERFKCT ANO St7CCE8
fol i'Vt.1TVtii?i-i.r,tr in tliiq coun'rv to n:ikt ple:in work of
Bid Uti.'-i, Fleas, Gn-ybacks, Flio, Ams, Cockrrouhui,
Moths, Moso.1 i' 'es, Lico 0:1 Canary- Hints, Plants, Fowls,
and .Viinials- .:i fact, a comolete cxtermii'itor of all insect
life, will e.-enti"n. 'lliis articK; has became a house
hold - -s:tv. I .,ifer the ?ame to con-'Uimrs. rich tit
Kvir, .1 u-.-h T'-' -.- :n to enable ail to ii.-; it plentifully, ao
a.s ti, -i. tr:ui --e every piirc!i-iS!.r a ooinolt-tc dueceHS.
Only Poison to Innet I. If.'.
Kerr's Era- e Soap for tnkiv.. Create Siiot, Tar. Paint
Pitch j.;it U;I kinds of St.nns out of siikeri, W.Hlen, Lineu,
-r Col .i Goo. Is. Kerr's Si;r;- C'lrt- for Asthma. Kerr1
S::re Cn: for Toothache. Kerr's Sh-.impoon for beauafy
in:; t'-.e 1: !'r. Kerr's Ycisi. I'od.-r- l.cst in tlw market
try it. r.vcrv article to do as i-L-co!iinj;iuled, or money r.
fundei.
Kerr'n Sure Cure for Corn. I'anionn, Waxta
itri.l t'trrhl'S.
A ! "AV uF TlfK V.VNY Tr--i7IMONI.M: Johnson
!i l.hi ell, pniprieurs if Parker Hons,-, c inier of K an ).
Tel h streets, .SK-riTiiento, I'al.: F. A. l're.Uon, wholcsah:
th:: r iii u-iu-'S-, li'piors and fa:iiily r.w-eris :oid hotel
tin.. ' -tor, Wa-li!M-rion, Yolo county, '.tl.; Mrs. Kurr, IH)
No:-; t: sln-et, Virginia, N.:v.; John Moiwy, proirii:tor ol
'I'm. ti.fi- lioti l, Trui-kee, Cal.; .1. J. hndtli. proirietor Au
hor Mitel, Auburn, l'iacer ointy, Gal.; L. G. Smith,
iner 'lunt, p tn:a.ter and Weils, Kari & Go's a'or.t, Kock
Tii, Cm.; Asa Plank, proprietor Evitainre Hotel, Colfax,
Ca! '-. I". Hoy, Crystal Peak, Nov.; I'eter Yaj.fr, whofe
sai . jwery and sul'ion ke; K-r, Fo'som, d.; s. It. Coolie,
t.r a . ;Ur Ameriea'i Laundry, Sterainento, Cal.; Mrs.
M:i.y Oitihun 4, boar liu,' and iod-riu house keetier, Ama
dor City, Cat.; I. Kcr-.-r, rstaurrtnt, atul l.wl-iiix honae
keept' , Carson City, .Nt.v.; Warren Minderi.uid. whoio
sale and retail butchers, Sutter t're.:k. Amador counLy,
tl.; .1. II. Miller, proprii t.r of Miner's Hotel, I-atrobe,
Cal.; Curly it Malum. iriprit tors liepet f lot-id, Colfax, Cal.
1 Iu.vk 1,'3-tt ;iou:.ds on hand -plenty to supply the
Irad'. . t' ders b e xpress. C. o. I., or by mail, protnptjy
atiei J. d to. Address ail orders t JaMKS Cl'UiSA,
Post m'ec ISox No. o!3, Vii-fjinia t'ity, Nev. ,
' o active aii-nis wjinted for ell pnrti of the Paeific
coast. .My Powiiei warranted to do as represented in every
particular or money refu:nle l.
The public will find it to their interiBt to look after rar
ader!:sefneiits in tile following fia(ers,v2: Virginia Kven
in Chronicle, Reno Ga.eLte, Nevada City llerald, Carim
''-lbune and thi p:i jier. ders
Geo. C. Thaxler is ai nt for iruisby Co'.aity. All or
left iih him will receive prompt utt-ntiuii. jeO
WE M A N IJ V T TI H K
the Best Modem imiiroved
Truss. A Perfect Retainer. Prie-redu-.'ed.
No inHtrnetiem. quai-V
medicine, or misrepresent .lion about
us. Send for Illustrated cVfiloue.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS
COMl'AN Y,
613 Sacramento St., San Francisco.
The California Klastic Tru-is has won Ha way to pnhlio
favor, ou account of it-s many adi jntat,-es, not only of ad
justment, but beins; free from metal apriua and iron
lnps, it can be constantly worn with ease and comfort.
The price also places it within reach of all alliieted. Fiye,
eu;ht and t"n dollars for an article superior to what baa
been heretofore sold for twice rnd thrice that sum, adds U
its salfS and use. It is constructed on scienti.ic pruidMSS)
and cll on its merits.
its.- -J-ruin the Ottd Fellow -tew Ago.
San t'raiieitco.
1849.