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ASTRoLoGY.
The World Astonished

AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLOGIsT.
Madame II. a. PEHRIGO.
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
- ever knew, she restores 70 hRppfn6sa
CROSSES IN love, loss OF relations snd friends
loss of money, &C., have become despondent
She brings together those long separated.
gives information concerning absent friends
you the business you ara best QualIded- to
pursue and IN Whist you VIII Dc most sucoesS-
full, causes speedy marriages and tells you the
very day you Will marry, gives you the
name Likeness and characteristics u the per-
son. She reads your very thoughts. and by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries Of the future,
From the EtaTE we see In the armanent-th0
maledc stars that overcome or predomlnRt6
in the condguration-from the aspects and
The heavens at the time Of birth, she deducea
the future destiny Of q man. FAN not 20
consult the greatest Astrologtst on earth II
Gusts you but q tribe, and yOu may never
again have so favorable an opportunity.
Consultation fee. with likeness and all de-
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tanea can consult the Madame by mail with
equal safely and satisfaction to Themselves, a.
HIN person. A full and explicit chart, written
out with all inquiries answered and Likeness
above mentioned. The strictest 6ecTesy Will
be maintained, and all correspondence re-
turned or destroyed. References Of the high
est order furnished those desiring them
Write plainly the day Of the month and year
In which you were born, enclosing small
MADAME b. A PERRIGOt
r. o. DRAwER rs, buffalo, y. \.
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THE indianapolis Herald's prize
fight reporter says: Take; half
brick, hurl it with all your might into
the flank OF au OK, and you have Il fair
representation of the 'thud' which fol-
lowed ore OF McCoole's srib-roasters.' {"
He also remarks: "McCoole preferred
TO light IN this Stale, near LawreI. ce-
burg. There is AN on dit to the effect
that the worthy Sheriff OF Butler coun-
~ rendered the party the freedom of
his bailiwick, and told them they
might fight in the court house square,
II they wanted 10. All he asked was a
front seat and a free ticket"
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For Sale.
Desirable Stock for Sale.
AM AUTHORIZED To SELL

TWENTY SHARES OF THE STICK
or the Norway Iron Manufacturing Com.
pany, each share is nve hundred dollars.
THOS. C'BRIES.
sep5-u Real Estate Agent, &C,
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ALFRED CALDWELL GEO b CALDWELL,
ALFRED CALDWELL SON,

@ UCCESSORS TO ALFRED CALDWELL,
= to Caldwell & Fisher, and to Caldwell q
Boy drumming through period OF y years
full practice, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND
SOLICITORS IL CdASCERY. Office, IL Main
ST over the Bank OF Wheeling,
WHEELING, VIVA.
Practice iu the State and Federal Courts in
West Virginia, and in tue y. 5. supreme
Court at Washington. Particular attention
given to the collection and securing OF claims
and she money Always remitted by e fret
mail after its receipt. sep5ly
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A CHILLIcoTHE paper says: "Gen.
Logan is of Irish parentage, and a ma
tive OF this city, the only ground for the
rumor that he is a relative oil Logau'
the celebrated Chief Of the Aiingoes,
probably arises from the fact that the
one was born in Chillicothe, while the
other is buried on the highest point of
Mt. Logan, overlooking Chillicothe."
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So No rotiee viii be taken Of coinInniIi-
cations not accompanied by re InnsloIe
Eame. The name will he considered con D.
slsuttsl bot must In all cAtes accompany lei
n ~ 2 pnarantee Of good folfh.
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A LII THE POPULAR FAMILY AaEDI
a cines of the day for sale At ODBEH1
Prescription Store, end Of stone Bridge
-spis
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Before Lif- Is InperiIIed, deal judi
ciously with the symptoms VIII ca tend 10
dangerous chronic diseases. II the stomach
is foul, the excTetIons irr Bular. the hVertor-
pid, DOthing IS more certain than that TAR
RASTs EFEERvFsCEHT SETTLER APERIKST
is the one thing needrul 10 effect a cure.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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A WESTERN paper remarks that the
New York 7TRcs echoes the opinion,
that dr. Bancroft would have greatly
improved his style by a five years drill
on tirst-clasS newspaper.
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FnIDAY M0nNISG. SEPT. {



We have been requested from Brooke
county 10 suggest time and place for
holding a Senatorial Convention for
this tthe frst) district. The 10Th inst.
is named to us as day that would suit.
But II 1t not little too near at hand :
How would it do to meet at WellsbuEg
on Saturday the 18th Of this month.
The counties to be represented are
Hancock, Brooke and Ohio.
WE have just added fourth steam
press TO the machinery Of this estab-
lizhment, with a view TO the more
prompt and satisfactory accommoda-
ton of our patrons in the job-Printing
line. 1t is one OF Degener & WeiIer's
Card aud BiIl-Head presses. and in the
way of neat and ingenious mechanism,
Is worthy Of Denomination by those who
have a taste and appreciation for con-
Germs of the sort. By the aid Of this
new accession we expect to keep even
with the demands upon us, IA thing that
We have not been able to do Tor some
lime past. We have in our es-
tablishment one Of Hoes, one of Tay-
lor's, one OF Lawyers, and one OF
Degener and Weilers' presses. These
constitute pretty formidable equip
ment for a Wheeling establIshment,and
are not to be found elsewhere in the
SUITE. With such facilities at hand, we
trust that we shall be able 10 render in
creased aervIce 10 the public. We take
pleasure in soliciting the attention OF
all who need anything In the job print
ing line.
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SpttiaI a1ptieEs.
ODRERTss CHoLGRA ANTIDoTE.

Aspeedy, sure aud certain cure for Cholera,
Diarrhea, Dysentery, FIux ,ChoIic and cramP-
ing Pains. Warranted to cure in every case.
IT Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
A. s, Robertson, Eaton's Station, W. Va,
says It Is worth Its weight in gold.
6 T. Bennet, Cincinnati, Ohio, says 1t cured
ItIsreeoTnmendsd by J. A. MetcaIf, Iron
Merchant; Robert Guy; John Donlon, P. 4.
& o.: Louis Manners; Geo. R. Tngls, Max
wklIS Tingle; John Bartou, Belmont Mills
sam el L.Rughlin, Wholesale Druggist; as.
Launder; Jos. 5. Norton; ]. n. Rodgers, Con
"a 40. r r. a.4 mySO
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fpr gtnt.
For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS LATELY oCcU.
Tied by GtorEe r TRylC- s Co., and j
Ilaf1ens & Co. on Main SfEoe I; also ta-s-
mRnt rooms finished Good oS1i ceS in ssoOn1
etory. and good rooms for 9TH e puTpOssS IN
seCond and third story in good order. Poe
lesion given Immediately
Many building lots and dwelling houses tos
ala in the sixth WAnd. on reasonable tenn,
THOS- HORN BROOK
once, No. IlS3S Main street above Mon
roe, up stairs = z bh-d
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NJ. r. RADAU, IN an article on she
quickness OF volitLon likens the body
OF an animal to teIegraphic network,
along which messages are continually
passing 10 and fro. For instance. he
says, when whale Is harpooned the
nerve affected Instantly telegraphs 10
the creatures brain, "Harpoon in tail. 4"
Upon which the brain ielegrAphs back.
Jerk tail and upset boat" But as
these communications occupy, accord
ing TO Mr.. RadRu's calculations, "a
couple OF seconds, there is time for the
men in the boat 10 get out OF the way Of
the tail before it begins to lash the
Watefl r#.. mn. E#H.
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There cometh glad tidlngs OF JOY 10 all,
me SsaaIy w WSieh once was % precious ana
Is nee for all. and all may be fair.
Nv the uSe of
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me PubIie Decentralization of over
Eighteen Millions Of Currency In
August
The Cineinnaii Gqzeue, of yesterday,
commenting on the Public Debt state
ment says
"our dispatches this morning con-
tain a com parativee1hibit Of the pubic
debt as it stood on the LIST of September,
1867. This shows a large increase OF
the debt bearing coin Interest," and
heavy reduction OF the debt bearing
currency interest The reduction OIL
5spt bearing no Interest has also been
rodrcaI over SEVEN millions, if we ex-
cent the matured debt not presented Tor
nayment. The contraction OF the cur
EeI5gy during he month WIS very sharp
Tue dgnres compare as follows u
august: ssgtemlbs:IE;;
S ,sgsRssseis & g. is a Us 81 Il
Total......,....--siis.sI.l7i si5.t .g4'2 55
Reduction J,s4a-LD
b There has been transferred, however,
to the matured debt not presented for
payment, SO, 672, 40 of compound notes,
leaving the amount OF currency actual
ly withdrawn during the month, Sls,-
III 80 The effect Of this upon the
money market has been ueutralized by
a reduction in the Treasury currency
balance Of SIS, 40l, 252i but the fact re-
mains that the volume Of currency mas
been Fednced, In one month, over VS.
OOO, 900 The Secretary does not now
hold balance in currency much IN
excess of his Rants, and tue tendency
hereafter will be TO increase il, unless
his policy undergoe4 change.
Ia, as see hoy the volume Of cur
reucy compares With Sep NIB, L. 1896:
!sSS. 1907.
/ ,otnpouuds sl55,5l2IED Jgl $3.50
GTeeuoacks..-.----.--s 's.oj5ds2 SSSiei'984
Total. -. Es55,Ii5.7s2 sI56,57,l7i
This shows a reduction in one year
Of Sgs. 33s, 55s; and the beayiest contrac-
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rR1.MEEKLY KDIIIoN.

rvsLsaEp EyExr 1uEspAT, THUEspAT
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WEEKLY EDITIOs.
n4Tgs or l,nYaRrIsIN0.

HARI,IAGEa5 AsD FusEKAL NOTICES ."
els, when under siI lines
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Il II u II = . ----------
SVARIARLY IN ADVANCE.
uORsInG .OIGIOS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24

FIRE IN SAN FRAScTsco.-A telegram
to the Enterprise of this morning, from
San Francisco, dated last evening, con-
tains the following:
A FIRE originated On the upper portion
of the Cosmopolitan Hotel at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, caused by a defective
chimney fue, which has been raging
ever since, but is nearly extinguished
now. Chief Engineer Whitney and the
Fire Department worked like heroes,
but as the fire vas at first under the tin
sh~eathing, it was difficult to get at it
and, besides, the FIRE ragged at the same
time all over the immense building,
covering a ffty-vara lot.
At half-past four the roof fell in, and
soon after the fifth and fourth stories
were burned. The two lower stories
have been saved. Desmonde, the halter,
and others were doing business in the
lower story and saved most of their
goods, though much damaged. The
large tank on the roof had no water In
il. and there seemed to be no discipline
on the part Of the house employees. A
bucket of water would have prevented
the FIRE at the start. The damage must
be over two hundred thousand dollars ;
the amount of insurance is variously
stated. James Coffee, an employe OF
the house, fell out Of one of the second
story windows during the FIRE and is ex-
pected to die Of his injuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24
The vncanc, on tho Supreme Bench.

The removal, by death, of Judge Bros
aau from the Supreme Bench has Great
ed n vacancy which, in accordance with
constitutional provision has to be filled
by appointment by the Governor. Sec
ton 90 of the Schedule reads as follows {:
SECTION %. In case the Office of
any Justice Of the Supreme Court, Dis
trict Judge, or other State officer shall
become vacant before the expiration Of
the regular term for which he was elect
ed, the vacancy may be filled by appoint
ment by the Governor until it shall be
supplied Mt the next general election,
when it shall be filled by election for the
residue of the %unexpired term"
1t will be observed that the language
relating to the exercise Of the appoint
ing power is not mandatory, but per-
mits, rather, the exercise of discretion
on the part Of the Executive yet, mas
much as with two Justices, as it is now
left, the Supreme Court is liable to come
to a continuous deadlock, there seems
to exist an imperative necessity for the
filling Of the vacancy so soon rs all cir
cumstances will render it decent and
possible.
As goes the way Of the world, the
succession began to be discussed imme-
diately upon the reception of the news
of Judge Brosnan's death. Who were
likely to be candidates, and the fitness
of possible nspirants, were subject mat
tiers which have had pretty free ventila-
ton. In the meantime, the Governor
was-and we believe still is-away, Mt
Pine Grove.
As the Appeal always has upon sub
jects which have a general interest, it
now has o most decided radical opin-
ion concerning this matter. Were we
the Governor of a State, and the JUS
ticcs of its Supreme Bench were men of
the good character and standing of
Judges Beatty and Lewis, and those
Judges were to come to US and urge the
appointment to fill an existing vacancy
Of the nature Of this one, Of some man
Of ability and good habits, we should
deem it the best policy and the most
proper course to give heed to such urg-
ings. We should deem it for the best
interests of the Judiciary to promote,
as far rs might be, personal harmony
upon the Supreme bench, while secur-
ing the most available ability. We
should, in other words, first seek out
the desires of the Judges, and, having
ascertained them, strive to act in &C
cordance Herewith. In saying this we
do not desire to be understood as speak
ing nuthoritatively for the Supreme JUS
tees. Such preferences as they may
entertain-if, indeed they have any
are for themselves, not us, to urge
Carson appeal Of this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24

BLooD.-The blood found in animals
Including the human roce in the animal
kingdom) is mainly Of two kinds-red
blood and white blood. The former is
common to all v%ertebrated animals, or
those having backbones, while white
blood is found in some of the lower Or
ders of animals, such as the %crustaceans
or shell-fsh. The red blood Of the high
CIR orders of animals, including man, gets
its red tint from certain minute particles
that are suspended in the fluid, and are
called "corpuscles" by scientific men.
These are small circular objects, shaped
somewhat like q common wafer, though
not quite SO fiat. In different animals
these red c~orpuscles are very different
in size, and the difference can be readily
detected by the microscope, and accu-
rately measured by an instrumeutknown
as tho micrometer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24
THE FEN1AN 1NsuRREcTIoN.

Mail dates to March 10th have been
received from Ireland, recording the
progress and gradual suppression of the
Fenian instruction. At the time that
the latest mails left that country it was
still in excitement, but it vas evident
that the armed insurrectionary move-
ment was q failure. Six "hying col
umns," composed of from 500 to 1900
English troops each, were on duty in
Ireland, and detachments of them ap-
peared suddenly at every suspected
place. The men who had been tout"
were announced as returning to their
different daily avocations, and arrests OF
leaders or suspected leaders Of the Fe-
MAN movement were being constantly
made. The outbreak was quite m eS-
tensiye one, the 'rising' having occur
red al many and widely separated places.
On the 10th, armed collisions between
the troops and the Fenians had ceased,
but the uneasiness on the subject in
England was still so great as to cause
the government to be questioned in the
House of Commons as TO whether it in
tended to proclaim martial law in Ire
land, to which the reply was made that
there was no present intention Of de-
clsring martial law. 1t was also an
nounced that British troops were so dis
tributed throughout the west of Ireland
that in that section no body of Fee
mans could hold together for twenty
four hours.
The "rising," however, was wide
spread, and Of a character showing thai
the F~enians have great strength, ant
enjoy tho sympathy of the Irish to 4
high degree. Thus, there was an attack
made on the Ballymacoda coast-guart
station in the south of Ireland arrests
aad disturbances are noted at Cork anC
Dublin and in the neighborhood Of both
those cities; there were risiugs At Middle
ton and at Millstreet, and bands Of Fen
isns were reported on the Mushre Noun
tains. There was a movement in Ros
common, in the west Of Ireland, and al
outbreak at Drogheds, in the northwest
At Belfast, in the north, arms wer'
seized. Near Waterford and It Thur
les, and at many other places, outbreaks
are noted. The distance of these placer
from each other shows that the insur
rection was widespread, and although i
is announced in Parliament as "sup
pressed" only the troops and ships tina
are in Ireland and around its coasts
have secured their suppression.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24

In some parts of New York State the
people appear to be strangers to law
and order. Portions Of Oneida and
Madison counties have, for some time
past, been infested with so many bad
characters that recently a meeting OF
citizens wal held and a vigilance COM
mittee formed for the infested district.
This committee has adopted and posted
up in a public place resolutions declSr-
ing that "all thieves, p~iekpockets aad
the whole gang of d~esperadoes shall be
banished from this commuuity-peacea-
bly, if we can, forcibly if we must and
that "all persons hasboring such char
aeters, knowing them to be such, or Sc
creting or storing their property for
them, shall be put down as nuisances
and sbated." The Vigilance Commit
tee close their proclamation BY telling
the rufians referred to that "a word TO
the wise is sufficient"
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O TRANSACTIONS.
tRrroRrrD DAILY 81 n. H. yLAso, BANKER
SAN FRANCISCO, April 24-l P. n.
CARSON CITY ITEMS.

From the Carson Appeal Of this mornIng,l
THE District Court for Ormsby county
stands adjourned until next Monday.
THE snow line is fast retreating over
the hills back into the mountains; while
the streams with greater volume move
boldly into the valleys.
SHEEP FROM OREaoS.-Mr. Fudge of
this place started IN Monday for Oregon
to purchase a drove of sheep to bring
into this section of the State. To assist
in driving them he took with him two
fine shepherd dogs.
THE Turn Verein Ball on Monday even
ing, was, as we anticipated, a splendid
affair, being largely attended, and a
great proportion of the participants la
dies. Besides the dancing and an ex-
cellent supper, the Turner'S gave an ex-
hibition of their exercises. For real
genuine hearty enjoyment Of such IN
occasion this Society stands A No. /.
OFFICERS OF THE EPISCOPAL SOCIETY
IN CARsoN.-At the recent election Of
the Episcopal Society in this place, s..
D. King, Sr., and II. +. Rice were elect
ed Wardens, and H. NJ. Y%erington, Judge
S. H. Wright, E. S. Gabbs, NJ. G. Gard
ner, A. D. Treadwsy, Geo. A. Nourse,
L. Rhoades, A. II. Griswold and Judge
J. F. Lewis, Vestrymen.
A FALSE ALARMING have received
the following note from schoolmaster
Bivins, which, we hope, will stop n very
needless stampede" on the part Of GER
tain scary people:
at is reported that the smallpox is
prevalent in the Public School Of this
city. wish to correct any such false
and. infamous impression. have seen
nothing to cause any alarm.
b. F. BIvIys."
LOCAL improvement of grounds, build
ings, sidewalks and roads is still the
order oil the day in and around Carson.
Yards are being filled with fruit and
ornamental trees and shrubbery the
road leading out of town to the north
west is undergoing repair by filling the
wet places with sage-brush and covering
them with dirt; and Mr.. Doyle has at
his own expense made a private and
public improvement by clearing away
the rubbish around the corner opposite
the Mint building and providing in front
Of his hotel II large pump and watering
trough for the accommodation of the
travelling public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24

A LARGE FAkIJY.-There is q woman
living in Rush township, Susquehanna
county, Pa, named Ruth Rosenkrsns,
aged SO years and seven months, who is
the mother oftwelve children, the grand
mother Of ninety-one, the great-grand-
mother of two hundred and twenty-five,
and the great-great-grandmother of
twenty-four-making in all three hun
dred and forty-nine. A family of three
hundred and fftyl A prolific family
indeed. She 10 now well, and some time
ago knit a pair Of socks in three days,
and is able to do Il now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24

FLowlR SsEDs.-Dr. Stephenson, the
learned colored physician of Virginia
city, will accept our thanks for a large
package Of various kinds Of flower seeds
Of his own raising in his garden in that
city. The Doctor is evidently quite a
florist, and wi.hal a fine peuman and a
Latin scholar. We shall take pleasure
in c~ultivating the seeds in our W flow
er-beds, and when they bloom we shall
invite the Doctor to pay US a visit, and
become better acquainted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24

CHARGED WITH RApE.-A mar by the
name of Clark was examined before
Justice Ellis, of Souoma, CAL, on the
10th of April, charged with attempted
rape upon a married woman Of that
township. The charge was sustained
in the Justices Court, and the accused
remanded to Jail to await an investiga-
ton by the Grand Jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24
III, Aas,r n belmont. Nav

AUSTIN, April 2l.-By the arrival Of
the stage from Belmont we have obtain
cd later intelligence regarding the re-
cent tragic affair that occurred there.
John P. Dignen died of his wounds ut
fifteen minutes past eight o'clock P. N.
on Thursday. Through the ineficiency
or criminal negligence of the officers,
the parties engaged in the late riot, after
being permitted to walk the streets with.
out arrest, have finally, and at their
leisure, when popular feeling began to
rise and the public voice clamored for
their punishment, made their escape
unpurSued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24

HoS. Ben. WADE, now presiding off.
Ger Of the o. s. Senate and one Of the
most generally honored men Of the coun.
try, was 8 poor boy, and it is stated al
n time worked with spade and wheel.
barrow on the Erie Canal. The posi-.
bilities before the young men of this
country are boundless, 80 far as the
world goes. What wrong, then, the
young man does himself who wastes his
youth in frivolities and riotous living
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-24

TARsHIsH.-We saw some Of the de-
composed ore from this mine, on Thurs.
day, which, 1t was asserted, would 70
1000 per ton. Five tons Of the ore
wal taken this week TO Nevada to be
worked, with the firm belief by the know
ing ones that the yield will be at least
$500 per ton. In crossing the ledge,
seventeen feet has been made without
reaching the west wall.-Saver Mountain
Rulletin.