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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

To the weak, the worn, and the weary, the edi-
tor of the Boston Recorder says: "We can most
unhesitatingly recommend the Peruvian Syrup,
a protected solution of the protoxide of iron, to
all the weak, the worn and the weary, having
richly experienced its benefits. 1t possesses all
the qualities claimed for it BY its proprietor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

The papers are generally reporting how
G. w. M. Reynolds, the alphabetical flash
novelist, turned up as witness in a Grim.
con. case in London. This would have
passed if Reynolds had not died several
years ago. .se sves :
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

For coughs, colds and throat disorders, use
"Brown's Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficacy by test Of many years.
81 have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think yet better
OF that which 1 began thinking well Of"
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHRR.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16
THE UNPLEASANT FEELINGS,

Such as most people feel in the spring time, in
which depression of the spirits, lassitude and
general weakness are prominent, can all be re-
moved, and the whole system toned up TO its
proper condition. by the use of Poland's Humor
Doctor. which acting upon the blood. gives re-
newed vitality to the whole body. The ipgredi-
ents in the Humor Doctor are purely vegetable.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

Weak lungs can be greatly strengthened
by the use Of White Pine Compound. 1t is the
great remedy for all Pulmonary Complaints and
Kidney Troubles.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

EEWe have no hesitation in recommending
TO our readers Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair
Remover a sure cure for dandruf, and to re-
store the natural color of the hair.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

FLOWER SEEDs.-See advertisement in
another column of Messrs. Boardman &
Williams, Rochester, N. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16
WANTED.

1t lie a NEW machine, and in many respects su-
perior TO all other first-clsss machines.
Must be frst-class live man in all respects.
with the best of references. No othsr need apply.
Applicants will be called upon in due time by
our agent, at Rutland, and ample notice given
when he will be there.
We are prepared to offer the most liberal in
ducements II any frst-class machine in market
We also want LIVE agents, with good refer
ences, both local and canvassing in various
places. Address. with references,
THE FINKLE & LYON MFG CO.,
3l3 Washington Street,
feb4dlw&w2w Boston Mass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

TAXING THE RESPONSIBILITY, AID WHAT
CAME OF IT.-Physicians, as body, are a noble
set of men ; but some of them have strong preju-
dices. A lady somewhat conspicuous as an ad-
vocate of female suffrage, and who is, or rather
who was, terrible sufferer from periodical ner-
veus headache, finding the drugs prescribed by
her medical attendant quite useless, told him
that she thought she would try a course Of Plan
tation Bitters.
''I have no faith in advertised medicines" said
he. a. sta Ea
sBut it seems to me, Doctor" she replied, "that
preparation so universally popular must have
some merit in it,
"Well, try it, if you like" he responded .'but
wash my hands Of the consequences"
Being strong minded woman in the true
sense of the phrase, she took the responsibility
and the consequences tof which the physician
was 30 anxious ssto wash his hands,, were COM
plete Of the distressing complaint, and great
general Improvement in the health of the lady.
By addressing Miss Augusta Boerman, So Port
land Terrace, Brooklyn, this statement may be
verified.
The palatable and wholesome dishes that may
be made from Sea Moss Farine are far more nu.
tr1nous, and, in every way, superior to Corn
starch, maizena,, farina, &C., &c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16
GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, and the
propriety on improperly of gerong married with
sanitary help for those Who feel untitled for mat
rimon isl happiness. Sent tree in seated envei-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
BOX P, Philadelphia. Pa. jan2OdSw3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16
"TuE opIous INCOME rAx.p

The hin for the repeal Of this law.
which passed the Senate under such fat
ter'Dp susIices 70 TO lead to the couclu.
zion that the question was virtually set
tied, seems to hang-fire in the Heuse in a
manner unfavorable TO the desire which
actuated the Senate. TIE bill was seizad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

for sleeplessness; and yet these deadly drugs Do
not compare. as specifics for the diseases above
enumerated, with that wholesome vegetable In.
vigorant and Alternative while they are oil 20 PR
nicicus that it is astonishing any physician
should take the responsibility of prescribing
them. Let invalids, for their own sakes, try the
Bitters before they resort to the poisons. The
relief they will experience from course OF the
harmless specific, will render recourse to the
unsafe preparations referred to, quite unneces-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16
wINDHAM COUNTY.

S. M. Spencer of Brattleboro has as.
ISOLATED himself with George E. Crowell
in the publication Of The Household. y.
There are 1861 dogs in Windham
county. saH-a seers3 .zHE sfs
The population of Windham county
in 1871 was 1903. a6. 81 ha7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
10 Tobacco Planters.

Urn csrerierce In lie snecessfa! 'rsrnssc-
~ tore Or : Hacrc f-rt'liY.is am Cow
pounds. speedily -dnrt, i 10 the growth of.he
Tobacco far'. las induced us 10 present To nur
Tobacco Planters mo-; excellent mixture,
hasrd or PRACTICAL results, and we invite them
g ;rv our
PLANTERS TOBACCO EIRylIIzER
alongside the les, and mos, AaoWu Fertilizer
OF al class.
H. hi: n Ter crr'are o. Amnori> ard the
calRh;'iiy o: '- Fe tiger 10 &c nc-Ate the AuI-
NJ nia in various rc. DDS drEing .he gsowis OF
he ll n,s.
TIC i1turc of Potash A'a,iin. Sale a-d
tie high per ,en'ag. Of Soluble Phosphate @
TIVE. II axe il oml on,d no c1"-i,,,, d, any
81 cis. Tie results "h'.iasd w.u introduce
this ~ ice hv isc.f
plate Is given ertire 5 It's. cInn On Nhr.s
Corn, Cotton. Peanuts. Garden Vegetables 7
'aiccs. &c. &c. and We are ssr'sfci tina; tho
above t.Ii!i!zc. on Tobacco viii give the same
,esu!is.
LOGENTZk RITTLEI,
Anuu! cIulins chemists.
Flsu,crs' rcbseco Fertilizer, pcr ton, 1900 rs
600 so
Planters Amnon's'ci Soluble Phos;. hale. per
ton, = urO us. $500
DYER hill CO.
Grocers and Tuhrccr Commission Merchants,
90 Lish, greet! Baltimore.
Sole Agents.
mar I, ls.l-lv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
ENGLISH ROOFING FELT

Is sSssa 10 s.a.a ~~l II al esimsses, heinz
ex,ens; wy esd for kccsae H.sses, O~s-n.pA-
ing aid Ss~ds; for la.ias Fiat Resets. Gut
'es, Lining GrHssrses. Ssce-Aessss. or Walls.
tssAtr outside 81 insis.,. sad foe r..eisc IN
de- Sssrs 81 Tiles. u IL aiso q ehe,p sni e.
s~ctiSe C~s'sn, o. the aeAse.essA ssie o. ~.
fes< e Slated or Tisci Rcss, ed a. CsIn
10 iren Roofs. eonnserac,ias Beat. Frost snt
Conders ,ss>a Of Moisture
The Ereiisa rs', Is pat up Ia rnlls Of -
rsris 10 leasta. ey }: iarhe. in ~iasa, I'D
eoetAsashg Q surface Of :VQ sararS s,<<.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
COM MISSION AGENCY.

Eil''r.orc. M, Jlrs ~ 1871.
HAVING located IN, self ~ lIj Vest Pratt
4 Street, fer the purpose Of
carr ing on the hAsIur>s ola ommisslun Agent
for the sale ot all kinds OF Country Produce
lohAtoo excepted, ! respectfully offer my ser
vices 10 my friend, and the citizens generally Of
- Mar. : and adjoining counties Of lower j.. E.
r and N that capacity, aud solicit share VI
their patronage. p!cdIiug my 81: 10 use m, best
eni.avoIS TO promote the interests OF those " no
favor me With their patronage.
J.A....S 4. WISE
Nc. l53 SouTs CHAsLE, STKErr,
Is. iti,ror..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
TiGRED ROOFING rEIf.

Feed excessively for Shes,hinr Eccsrs ara 70
TT nh Gr~V~' rroSne. .'sc for tlarias 1LSe.
Siat- n ard Sh ne,e roo6ae.
i's'ss' in i-'kinc woo!,ns and Fu.s 10
project m, y f-~rn .no'hs
Fu' ~ in r'iis weighing IS poends each.
!s'.rnas F,lt IL ever q ssrssee Of 100
SQUARE feet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
" ii r ;. i 81; DIN

WILSON ii SUFFER-,
ofer to the farmer an immosiasei Ssper- Pace
ps';e' which they warrant 20 b. equal 70 any in
the market. Price S4s r%r ton. also
DISSOLVED BONE,
guaranteed to be pure Bone. dissolved i, ,c;,,.
TO render it quick IN its action on the and =,
Si5 per ton, also
ANNOTATED BONE.
equal to 4 per cent. Of Ammonia, .: $40 pe-
ton, also ~
AkAA MEXICAN GUASo.
very cheap.
WILSON & sUrER,
50 Frederick street,
RI,i-ore. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
XICA CANVASS ROOFING.

In rolls containing $50 scrH-r Se~'. = - '.
- d ross Nc raj. and !arr- 4 g. ins!e faSh.en
With Ian ofiwo inches. and .ex.r q I, a..
inc 'he edge " ~ 20 of trrk.
TITS is Vie nir t"nro,iion Eo"kHe thar
'"es not require finishing coat Of pan, or CO.
ntps
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
TT0pIrEEIr

For Shea'hing HOUSES. roesne Temporary
Fui'd nes making wricr Tigh, Floors. and for
rlsei,r und,r Sla'e Knd Shing!es
ir r..Hs &C in-h,s aide Nv 30 'sr, in i-ny,h.
Each ro'l will eoses Q surfaer 10 fe<s sqa re r.
100 son re fret.
Fer Shs''hine u e'a Ne rallied upon ,he
s'redinv. making r~rfe.r. ate ,ish, she nh.
ING. and s. r Iro'ec''on trim dampae>s. Rs:'.
csics OF sefain will nn' 70 near u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09

FOR ROOFING.

IN scls. :s i-e'ss vide, e 81 s-t il ,sac.h;
e@sh roll ~.l' cover . surface 10 fs-t saaarc, o.
lso >,u,-~ S~'.
II IL 70 Il lid -e-oss .'e REF shnglr fash
loo wi'h LAP al, wo inrhrs ssa s~-uri by
mailing the edg's VITA ii nails ard 'in caps
Wien laid. he re, is 30 ne painted ei;e
a's'se Hee' Csa;s-c, ead Ssat,I. The rastic
Roo ,'~,inr i. njscd. ready tor use. And IS
a.p led With brush,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09

Perkins New School-Book. "THs
SoSG Zero" is pronounced The best
work Of is class for the following
reasons The Music is all Hrr aud
rresh every piece IS well-known Y
Household Neloav-Mch as driven
from Home, Write me Letter"
] Little Brown Church" etc IL con-
tainS twice nc MANY songs a. Can I've
} fannd in other works. The Music il 4
. selected from siy', -four authors amt Y
not .filed up with ore author eompo-
tsiIions. Prize - cents each or
$3.50 per do1ea. Sample copies
mailed To Teachers for 65 cents. Lib
eral arrangements for iniroduc ION.
Address J l.. PETERS.
Aug 3l-:m. 500 Broadway. NY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
NIulCE,

In pursuance Of the sboSe order. 7 hereby
give notice that have obtained from m.
Orphans Court Of 81. Nary's county. NARY
land, letters Of administration on the ressop.I
estate OF Sarah J. ;a-l,on. late of sail county
deceased. All persons having ciaims agsirs, the
said deveassed are her~hy LoiihrNi 10 exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers s,,,chs,, ,b.rr,r
To the subscriber, On or lefore the l., isv az
Ar ], 1917, they will otherw isc nv la~ b, ex-
eluded from all benefits of the said estate. An
persons indebted 20 the decreased are r~,u-<,, A
- nssAe IN mediate pay men, 20 the subscribe:
p rARLTON
Administrator.
Ser. 81 ls-l.sv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
rNr.sHsrp sHEa-N,yc FELT

Fer CrT~i Lining. nsa'enirg Floors, mi or
putting ur1.r 9! -, Tin and Shia .'- Roofing
Pit mp in rolls reiehiug loo pounds,
10 roun's Fr', vii cor.., SUFFICE 10 feet
ssea:e. or 100 srr - Co.. N"~"f.~.rr 4 bs the
PENN RIO riEG CO.,
los Son'h se oni s rvei, r..il ID ,hii.
Aug - lssl-,f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
Wei Digging.

DtRSONS dssirUus Of having wells dug
Il can hsv. the same dan. by the uu1, =
signed exrcV:i'.nusly aud ch-apiy
hates. IS cents per tot. for digging and
wsl'ins. O.cwfs addressed L. lie care @
Nm. J. tae!en. Jr.. viii be promptly at.
'c' 6.d &C.
WI RICH.
hH- reference IL ncer..ar, can /. given
FOR the iaiihfcl execution OF the se,h.
A., -. lSS:-S-.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
Wr.EMS' fLtANSrD :r,TIDN LIN.
FALL. ARRANGEMENT

~ AID after ncL- .--
- tie t.h. =, ,n- A-h
>i-,mers rI.'AT Il SDaA12
aud MARY WA>ilIIGr.lN viii run a,
"a u-s:
PLANTER. Cap'.in rarr:.h. ieavc. ri-,
y" : ii>Et ST e.. every W"-!n. STAY and
niIr''aN Mo- IILE. Al .: O u'c,""a. 10. r .
'la,e", Plum i'Ini. v.rn"r's Run 49,!
fa'"xcn' hI"'r l''' CO. dug \, la ~, ~ =, =
"r!ci hc'ur' Ing. leaves lie ,dict ever,
hurd,. and h.or Morning ~ D
"'c-"cS. fr B'l:im"rr, c.il,n. at all IN,
a"':lh"s ir Fri. , ,ud ra.,.n: -r>.
+ Il Il received n PIER No. E. i2ki ,ticr =,
o. fncsds>s and f'i''a!>' nj, .uV.,4 -. ck.
Macy WA>iil\GIp>, g: p. G.nr",
'e'Nes fi.r va. :. l.,.h, street c,rr> Ih.r-
day Ni-hI. Il, 10 ..:.ck. fnr rainA.ni iiv
81 t!Ir' II. a. AT Up - lis Il. iii. .. IT,
turing. leaves H,u's L.n,ii every NJ
day i'r \'i'i"I. dtn, au'I M iIrgrasi w.
~ Iu'> ''a, M"Inl.g. al S .'c'rCk f,r EaI
uTnu,e, cal Iug he ian.:Iu.- below t.,-
'"i''i IuI / a>s"n - ui.ly r. ch' rrcri. -.
~ " I"ha"Cu Var bow, Wharf Oh
Thursdays only. up to 'eln, K.
81 l. Va ms,
Sept 7. ls'l- If As.n..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
eNstore! NewGo foods!
PHILIP r. COMBS,
piazza II
L'gsors. flsss and Famly C-pr<siss.
RrLiwo~s.

l'HS subscriber his removed 20 l:o
Baste sfte-t. corner u. warner. aud
"Pened i class Gr-eery and Liquor
store. a'd will have constantly on hand
Cho'ee fond in his line Of business. and
VII sell them frr cA.a at reasonable ard
satisfactory prices. lie sill keep Teas.
u e. Sugar. Spices. C>naed FIui,. Jell,e..
f',si-s ines. Whiska,s, Sc. SC. Re
Calls particular attention {" hi fne .i.r.
''"n II h"'- Family ard Extra Flour.
Which be viii seI: AZ low prices and g,ss.
ln'-' s them {" give ssti.iacnon. You are
"''"csiuils requested TO ex,enc to him !, cur
p''tUnsge and supprt
PHILIP + COMBS.
l.a Esrre ST.. ab"ve Eu'aw.
=. lie will paw rs.,irular ate, ITO,
l" The ."le ~ al kind. of country produce.
April 6. ls1i-ti.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
REEERs To

CHt. r. q fARRIs. Cor. JAS S powSs Joay
4. CAVALIER, jos. II. kEY, ESQ Joux r. klsG,
FSQ, LcOnardipw n. Nd.
June -, lsil-us
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09

3rxPr,oY.
3ticn b de-
,ans. Tha
triton and
an that pro-
food is COO.
he solids Of
hus impair
hon 20 pull.
" I'll be very
Lngs in some
be imans-
on ~i,hous
healihyas
be done 10
from all dis
Pgging ,h-A
their fnne-
the liver 10
I the sure.
rake rN,s.
bowels Of all
causing dis
! Ihey~iH
lie that has
ITO q new and
fnd healthy
q are thus
tdrakePh
n excess Of
petite poor.
and requ.r-
: condition
o-it proves
Uncovered.
H!.r. all e.
svee. sad
10 'h,s i'm
"ar'y Rppe-
hss' process
make good
PREPARATORY
st Cs.cs Of
ring ,Is- Of
nli'"n'oSy-
. blood. and
,iaiInn. and
irgs. There
thor in the
then assists
1iicr. in tho
=" Il r!i~ns.
I purE ing
Syrup. that
sound. aud
curing Con-
2 and
~ IN flesh
basel lungs,
PITY csnno.
'iR a. the
Sslry 70 cure
APPETITE, q
n flesh and
"lNi'irS III
|iF""n of IN
n health and
|Pls" 10 ere
/, bad, the
r even IL one
|"igh S!taIi-
Us hope
| "ilh only
| {" = good
|.!Is.n"s~i.l
II clean cn
II II, -, "p
|hc assistance
thr IIScIsU
'orn may be.
< Schcncl.'s
not 20 take
MT Weather:
exercise only
> =, ,to. e,
), 80
-. :
lat,
| -, III
h.. vb, h..
.r.ri.,l, r..
:, lo,,, '' =.
me, 9, 1ora
t,.,,-r ., -
,,.,s,.. 80.
=,
az"
-. -.
IN nv n,.ili,x
,royoktI,yit
ahmed lung
III. .Ii,..,t,p
, should be
Influences
we'd in this
i'irr almost
,.I.a,..
.4,;n.. -
:. 81. a..
-. iva, g.
| ~. ~.
,hn,,s,,.,,
'''' .
-, >, ,,.. q
'"".
.N'l lntast
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09

Sc WlNSI Ow'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
~ I've best remed. eA;"niior N-pcptis. &, y
era! debility, etc. sold everywhere.
So AUHDOCUS iNTI-BILlO S
~ Pills for the cure OF Bilious complain Is
o!ds, etc. sold everynh here.
81 CiSPiKS tAOST LOTION sold
~ everywhere.
RrREouGH BROS
" ho!esale Druggists,
LikLisi. near frat, 81,
GEO. u. DAVIS,
No. las Nesi rrait,
Baltimore
Cc.. %. lsss-ft.
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A Card.

INllE undersigned. having now an inter.
80 III the commission business viii.
the well known firm "f + c. N-.ie 4 >on.
1T Baltimore w"u!d inform his friends an.
the Ilb ic generally OF the tact, AID 2
.i'cifulh s.'.cit \ share o, ;h.IrI airnna..
COZ tii'ni IN tn. B. lief that u, y ins will l..
sPar,d to Promote tier iui-re>i.
+. L. SEALE
July 20, is1l-6m.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOriCE

"V"'NISI TOR ; .NOTICE-
orsAan' Curt q s. kry', Cognfy, Sci =
Sep; O. ls7l.
nEprRE0 BY THE C.CrT. TIA, ! y
~ Alton aimiri- .sfer ef Sr.h Tho
late OF ~ NsrH's COUNTY, Nary lrni. .i-cers sod
t,Ee the notice rcq.'rc,t hv law ~ the dec-es-
-ts creditors t. exhibit rhrir Claims sni III :,
The same De published once - week fn- six
zacc,Ssivr weeks in the :, Narvs R.,cca.
lest: JAS l VI eALEv,
Register Wills for ), Mary 5 county
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09
Licensed .7uciioncrrs

fASiF L r. Il. AHi.LL, having qualified 20
- Auciioueers tccnrlEnc 20 ih-requircm-irs
tho Liens. laws OF t,c Unite. States Civ. notice
,hat they are prepared TO attend to the = =
all real e-iat. or other nro '"rt. that may be 81
srr ed At public auction in St. Nafs's COUNT
Adiress. Jas. r / Is. Il. Abe!l. .LeoaaIdIoNn,
Nj.
maylc. isrc-f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09

''Ci~e N. lere 20 the artist ~cshmea q ,h.
A'cine ~ no are striving 70 maize their erpss
doe ~or;hs a aaH;safioe fee beauty = Il hal
4sseAsS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09

~ Consignmen,s respectfully solicited and
promptly attended 10. Shipping orders care
fully put up.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-09

(nSe has re.
y Bsrrand,
,. " sskirr-
accnun %
,h ioi il &.
v furnished
with the
room. The
acconirno-
The House
aGtaSc of /:
wood House
Pate the prizes
paving only
House has
nd refste'',
p ess part oi
tents To tra-
4 patronage
ARD,
Agent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11

Miss Tennie e. Claflin proposes TO
set up a grand Republican Court" or
club house in New York, where men
and women of letters and genius,
great artists and the like. and espec-
sorts, shall be as much at home as
herself, and form the nucleus of a
social circle which shall be filled from
every rank in life, according to merit.
Whether it is the intention of the pro-
prietors ofthis terminating institution
to throw in board and clothes, we are
not informed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11

ARIZoNA.-The following we clip
from the Arizona Miner of a recent
date:
Rich rock, and plenty of it, is the
cry that ome across the range from
the Bradshaw country. Work on all
the good mines. Is progressing. Gov
ernor Stafford. who has just returned
from the district, believes that the
Tiger is a richer mine than the Com
stock. and he saws there are other
mines there that are nearly, if not
quite as good.
While at the NINE. a piece weighing
40 pounds, and whose sides were GOV
cred with native silver. was hauled
ont of the shaft, boxed. and will,
eventually, reach san Francisco.
Prescott and Bradshaw will soon be
drained of loose men, as "A party of
some hfty-SOne say one hundred
men will start after erich diggings"
said to exist somewhere in the Pinal
country. Governor Stafford will lead
the fortune hunters who, we believe.
will start into the Pinal country from
the vicinity of Camp Grant, on the San
Pedro.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11

Dip NOT COME OFF.-SOme of the
Radical politicians seemed very de-
sirous of a riot in San Francisco, on
Sunday, on the occasion of the Italian
God-send for Booth & Co., but, I'M
fortunately for them. the hoped-for
performance was indefinitely post
poued. The Italians celebrated the
occupation of Rome in perfect tran
guilty. Singular how that Republi-
can party fisurishes only when
watered constantly by riot, trouble
and disorder!
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11

The Petaluma Daily Crescent is very
sanguine of the political prospects in
California. 1t remarks that, "Demo-
cratic meetings throughout the State
during the present campaign have
been much larger and more enthusi-
astic than those held in the Guberna-
torial campaign Of 1867. Advices
from all parts of the State, and, espec-
tally the south, indicate that the DEM
State ticket will be elected by
au overwhelming majority" .
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11
TEIEGRAHPIC
from the Gold Hill News.

SAN EkANcIsCo, August lO.-Dis.
patches from CoifaX say the station
and aquarter ola mile of snow sheds
at EnIigrant Gap was burned at
o'clock this morning. Loss supposed
to be verv large. Trains will prob
ably be delayed.
All reports, about the nominations
of the Taxpayers are. founded upon
mere conjecture, as nothing of the ac-
tual proceedings have been made, pub
lie. or will be until the ticket is COM
pleted.
The Montana Yesterday brought up
1910 0 in bullion from the old Tri-
~uItolnine, now called the Hormiguera,
Lower California, and other mines in
the vicinity of Sal Jose are reported
looking finely.
Gold, lllA. Greenbacks, 1914; sell
ing. 90.
Stock business has declined to zero,
the sales this morning being the light
est for a long time.
The political Convention and the
Fair absorb public attention this week
almost to the entire exclusion of all
other topics There is very little else
going on now.
EhKo, August Sth. Yesterday
morning a large concourSe of people
assembled at the west part of the city
TO witness and celebrate the com
rnencement of the narrow-gauge rail
road from this place to White Pine.
Much enthusiasm prevailed as the
workmen proceeded to break the
ground preparatory for grading.
Everything passed off with consider
able 'eclat.' John Corning, A>sis-
ant General Superintendent of the
Central Pacific Railroad, and r. $.
Madison, Division Superintendent OF
the Central Pacific Railroad, Hum
bQltt Division, We're present at the
ceremonies.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11

BGLLLoS SHIPM EsTs Q JULY.-To
give a faint idea of what Phoebe could
ia With more mills at her command.
we make public the total amount oi
ballion shiPiHents for July. the first
month of the present quarter. which
toots up 1874 bars, valued at 1906. 469 43.
Allowing Just a small increase for the
remaining months of the quarter. and
We NAV with safety count on shipping
around million. Gilmore & Salisbury
think seriously of putting on daily
s.agesto take the bullion away. it at
present being a rather difficult task
[P.oche Record.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11

The MINERS USIoNS.-We under.
stand that the members of the Vir.
giais City branch of the Miners
Unions will speedily follow up the
action of the Gold Hill organization
in reference to Mr.. Phelan. The resO-
lutions adopted by the Gold Hill
Miners Union have probably en-
lightened Mr.. White by this time
him that he would soon hear from the
miners. He has heard once-he may
hear again.