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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-27
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ACCI
DENT.
The Groesbeck Strikes n Rock in the
Ohio Falls and Sinks at Portland.

\ NNIuGubGGA HNtAhGo - 4AVSA ~ NhO
Ohio Falls and Sinks at Portland.
b. ~ n LOUISVILLE, January 25.
The sidCwhCel steamer, John II. GrOeS.
beck, Captain II. U. Hart, in descending
tho falls this afternoon struck on the head
Of the chute, and rubbed all the way
down, breaking n hole in her hull, and
commenced filling with water, but was
kept atloat until reaching Portland, and
sunk ut the wharf, and lies perfectly
straight, with three feet of water In her
hull. The freight in her hold will be con.
slderably damaged TheiertyboAt Is along
side, pumping her out, and she will prob.
ably be raised by morning, There were
scant six feet and q half water In tho
chute, md the boat was drawing nearly
seven feet, and her officers, It Is said, re.
ported TO Captain Varble, who was Of the
wheel, !ha. The boat was drawing elk and
u half feet. y ~
The Groesbeck was built at Cincinnati,
in 1868, and d the present canal locks
size, and 1T present valued at $94 900,
and insured for $4,000 in Cincinnati,
The Grocsbeck Is owned by Captain II.
U, Hart, her commander; Captain II. A.
Jones, Thomas Sherlock and Barker,
Pierce \ Co, oil ofClnCinnall. o. Li
No lives were lost BY this disaster.
Captain Thomas I, ECkert, and other
representatives Of the Cincinnati under.
writers, proceeded 70 tho wreck last night.
IIar cargo Is valued at over $4,000, tho
bulk Of which, Is insured In Cincinnati
offices Tho cargo, however, will be
saved In u damaged condition, Her
freight list Is insured for 5000
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A Pair ofTwins Born in Two states.

A Pair ofTwins Born In Two states.
From he Columbus Statesman, January %.
The Pacific express train on tue Pan
Handle Railroad lelt the Columbus depot
on Friday evening last, at : o'clock, under
the charge oil Conductor Drury. Nothing
TRANSFERRED to disturb the monotony Of the
conductors call on drowsy passengers for
"tiCkets, gentlemen" until the train was
between Dennison and SteubenYille.
Then he was notified that a lady passen-
ger desired his presence. lie found the
lady evidently in some trouble and en-
barrassment. To his affirmative response
to the query whether he was o married
man, the lady stated that shewas on her
way from Cincinnati to meet her husband
in New York and that crisis was
impending, involving the appear
ance Of IN additional passenger.
This startled the conductor, o icourse,
but with heart as big as an
elephant, he set out 10 work to make
the lady comfortable. All the passengers
were hastily shufiled into, another car,
and such female assistance rs could be
plOSWICu VII tuC tlulu Nuu uIOubut INV
reQuisition. In brief time the little
stranger-a fine, bouncing girl is the
phrNse-put in an appearance, and the
conductor congratulated himself on his
happy escape from delimma With
heart overlooking with sympathy, be or.
ranged IN impromptu wardrobe for the
very young lady from his own under.
clothing. II was not exactly in the style
Of those "lniant outfits advertised in tho
New York papers, yet It served good
purpose. H. .tsIIl ,l..f- atl- III
But this was not all. Tho train lett
Steubenvllle on time, and was soon thun-
deriug through and around the hills Of
West Virginia, when the conductor re.
ceived another shock. This time II was q
Zine bouncing boy" Twins, by jovel
One Buckeye and the othera Pan Hand.
Ter. The remainder of Drury's linen went
to start the little fellow on bis journey
through the world. Then Tor fear Of what
might happen, the train was hurried;up,in
due time, 1t reached Pittsburgh, and the
lady and the untiCkcted passengers
were tenderly conveyed to comfortable
quarters at tho Union Depot Hotel, when
u telegram was forwarded to the husband
in New York, which will probably lit
him out of his boots. At last adviCes the
mother and children were doing well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-27

SALT FROM UTAH.--Samples of sail
produced by solar evaporation from the
the waters OF the Great Salt Lake In Utal
have been exhibited on Change in ST
Louis. No details are given Us TO It!
quality! II good, understandable salt car
I've economically produced by ovaporating
the lake water, another source Of wealth
will be added TO tho inducements now
offered for emigration to that Territory
But all the salt In Great Salt Lake viii
not be able to save Brigham Young's 81
premacy much longer.-N 7. Sun.
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n n

H. T. HelmbOld's Extract Buchu.
For weakness arising from excuses, Habits oil
Dissipation, Early 1ndlAcretion, attended with
the following symptoms: '
Indspositlon to exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty OF breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, WAkeinlness,
DImness OF Vision, Pain in tho Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
DrynesS OF the Skin, EruptiOns Of the Face,
Universal Ldssltude. Pallid Countenance,
OF the Muscular System.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 20 on (Which
this Medicine invariably removes), soon follow
FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, &c,
in one OF which the patient may expire. Who
can say they arc not frequently followed by those
"dirGiul diseases"
INSANITY AND C0NsUMPTIoNt 49,
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none will confess. The records Of the insane
asylums and the melancholy deaths by consump-
ton bear ample witness TO tho truth Of the aa'
sertiOn. ~ ITr. Z ~ .H..... .L q 4
The Constitution, once affected BY organic
weakness, requires tho aid Of medicine 70
strengthen and lnNg0FAte the system, which
II. T. llELMBOLD's EXTRAcT OF BUCHu invariably
does. A trial will convince the most sceptIcal.
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Blood! Blood! Blood!
n. T. HELMB0LD'S
NOT A FEW

Of the worst disorders that afIllct mankind arise
from tho corruption that accumulAtes In tho
Blood. or all the discoveries that have been
made 10 purge 1t out, none can equal In effect
HELmoLD's COMPOUND ExTRACT or SARsAPA.
RILLA. 1t clcanses and renovates tho Blood, In.
stills tho vlgor Of health into tho system, and
purges out the humors which make disease. II
stimulates tho healthy functions OF the body,
and expels tho disorders that grow and rankle In
the blood. Such RJGmcdy that could be relied on
has been long sought, and now tho public have one
on which they can depend. Our space here does
not admit OF certificates to show Its effects, but
the trial Of single bottle will show TO the sick
that It has Its virtues surprising anything they
have ever taken W. ~
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract Of SArsapa'
rila added TO pint OF water IL equal to the LIS
bon Diet Drink, and one bottle IL Iully equal 10
gallon OF the Syrup OF Sarsaparila, or the dccoc.
ton as usually made. MA "- I'.J .I-l
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E!or.. 1862.
ASSOCIATION RANKS NO. /.

the Companies effected amount Of
by make the actual increase Of
than the actual increase OF
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss


Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
legee In the United States, and tho greater part
ofwhOsC life has boon spent In the hospitals OF
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some OF the mot astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head and cars whom asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfCl
ness, with frequent blushIng, attended some.
times with arrangement OF mind, were cur9d I'm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-27
H.T. HELMBOLD,S ROSE WASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from
habits Of dissipation, used in connection with the
Extracts Buohu and Sarsaparilla, In such diseases
as recommended. Evidence Of the most respon.
slble and reliable character will accompany tho
medicines Also explicit directions for use, tclh
hundreds Of khOnSdHds living witnesses, and up
wards Of $1,000 unsolicited certificates and rec
ommGndAtory letters, many OF which are nom
the highest sources, Including eminent Physl'
clans, Clergymen, Statesmen, sc. Tho Proprio'
tor has never rosortcd TO their publication In the
newHpapers; no docs not do this from the fact
that Ills articles rank as Standard Preparations,
and do not necd 10 be prOpped up by certificates.
The Science Of Medicine, like tho Dorlc Col
umh, ehOnld stand simple, pure, majestic, having
Fact for It's basis, Induction for Its pillar, and
Truth alone for lts Capital, ora. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03
HOE sEs, CARRIAGES, &c.

AT BARKER HAMLIH's AUCTION MART, TnlarY-
from ras saa al be ,'.s seea ns and tried
2, every Way double or nse or under the saddle a.
viii iha place above mentioned as the
sss s s ft " dark a
mosss aonss & hsn year; Old Sns TALL @ well rl: soss
pair o5 "s sesss sso No VERY excellent roam Mare,
@ ls IN az
safe amv or aay to ae O. drive good rayesr No
dark BY. oacined to Lrownn, fick points, good
sss a ss
ss M S SGaSa snss Nj . s s r s
sn n ens single snI s % britt VERY sIsss@.
Old hands an ons sss good avelsr;t BOTH GOOD sin,
and both a. sss ss ass 20
e sh. ns s q b. w pss Ell gr a 70
promising gray years oi spendd acton, some.
e W r NJ .s ss,a.
party, years old. scant 10 hands. beautiful ma
sSSss or, :sss :rsd By hs renowned stallion %ids
Mare seven years old fine long TILL snepad match for No
to % 81 the @
with speed Wortn p more moasy than she WIN bring she y
hands esh, oia good travellers highheadsd and
sa No. siF wSs
sD Ns sa aDs
tai TenchnE 70 The ground hands very stylish and well
can show 80 gait. nico gcntemans horse No r.
ss ys Sa .. s
drives without blinds, fine disposition perfect Inoue,
Q NO. saddle horse. nicer animal IN
market; $l0,o challenge that sale horse In
New York onlshow him under the saddle. NO. 49,
Another brown Horse, been driven with No. IL makes
good pair together though arrer s heLds high tail
ground good stopper stylish, KIM, sin. double
years od spendd coach horse promising
animal. No. l4kxcecnt pair dark bay Maros old;
fine long ais white hind fe stripe in faces, heavy
beautiful drivers ainsc double; Is hanis inches high,
weigh about 2U0 lbs nice carriage team worth more
money than they will bring at auction. No. l5-Vcry excel
lent gentenan's road horse; old 1873 hands
dark brown COLOR mcay tine long and tail
for ay 70 driv show fast gait will slnsIc
harness. vii make fast trong horse If handled No.
l6-Now como the flowers of the flock; pair
coach Horses offered at auction sae n match;
beautiful mahogany dapp.c bay about 16 hands high,
black glossy III avy and long, with ndosy
heavy tall that touches tn ground excellent disposition,
road wagon His mate Is splendid dark dappc gray,
very handsome matching well In everything but color
and speed; drive bpautifuly; coach tam gnit no
team that goes Central Park, New York, crtshow
them; x220 refused Tor them In St. Loms; they tree
from tricks, safe for ais drive, Gle double,
and they worth from 5000 5000 The highest bidder
gets them. No. H. syi, coach Uorscs Is hands,
old kind, sinae doubie good travellers
gentle family team Among the above three
fournan teams nicely matched and well broke. Also
the full outfit Of dealer comprising so Blankets
surclnses the entire onlt OF Harness tor fournhand
team two o. light double Hs nearly
light Coach Bars Saddle BrIde Tools,
WHIPS fine shifting top Buggy, with fols and Shafts
&C. Above Is given very rect description OF the Horses
and they VIII be sold to tho hitost bidder regard of cost
auction sei my stable and business st. Louis DO
mand my carly return. Terms cash.
D. X. PRESCOTT, Proprietor
Major G. W. BARRIER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

A STORAGE FOR FgRNITuRE, PIANOS, 40; FIR.
A. uite moved city country; frrn,rra pacscd, ship
ped. once lib Nest Eleventh street. near SAth nv
49, 4. Fl u. BJRNHAM.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A GREAT sALE--AT pCBIIC AUCTION, THIS DA
n "WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, AT STABLE NO. 80
GREAT JONES STREET.

GREAT sAtET usy r9yIlc THIS DAY
GREAi JONES STREET,
az l0,p, prompt,
raised by VIM Hutchinson, Of tie ss breeders OF
without limit or restriction.
sii BY The sceI horse, dam BY Ethan Alien; onc Of the
and best styled ecntcans roadstcrs In the city
anSs Me '''
old M s Gan e Sdsn ds By e1s as
Ethan Allen IN appearance and gat ths horse
ana warrsn,sa sound and kind: '''.''
as IA S & o .s srea W son n. OF snss %
n.e sy Dos 70 s cy the
I'm s driver she can rot ga 70 road wagon now and
prompt, sty.A aud handsome brown Horse, lSs1 high
drvr; can he driven by lady with safety; srca, road
handsome ana promising biooi bay Horse 6 years oii
sired bv son Of Hamnieonan dam by Star, i5H hish;
very promising fine safe and gcniec warranted sound and
Also thoroughly ,rsnsd and wen broke fast che.nu,
"a e warranted TO show 40 on day OF sale sale
,ro faster; warranted sound ami kind full parc-
All o these horses are drivers highly brcd from TIE
eIicr single dobe and have no v,eea tricks and
rrsnisng hey WI 6e m ns a.
Also one Of tho finest large jet black coupe FAM
i6oroughbied e hsn lu years old csnno, be surpassed
nothing ana can be locomotive BY lady is
an is@1s e
ao thoronshy raiasd safe ana inc .horoughbrsi Ken
years old warranted sounaand kind.
These horses are The popery Of private gentleman
and sells out; he can he referred 10.
Also several other fine Horses properly OF private gentle
Also Wagons. Harness, Ac: Ful, psrticusrs at sale
'"'' " '"' ""'' JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Aucioncer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

DROsPECT PARK FAIR GRorND ASSOCIATION
l. Purse siel Saturday, Hay 6-for horses that have
never beaten mile heats i've In
hrpeesc Grlt to receive g7 the second horse TO
Y2j This purse c,ose the Associations 1877
Montague street. Brooklyn, Thursday 9P ". 10 be
addressed TO Geerpc W. Us1ley, Superintendent l.7
Montague street Brooklyn. Same day-Purse SiqU the
gentleman that drives horse around the track the
TO three niuutrs lnries Tor this to be made the
track, one uia, horses 10 start slngiy.
GEo. r. PERRIN, Prospect Park Club House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

A BREWSTER 4 CO., 81 FIFTH AVENUE, OFFER a
IA. assortment OF scasonabe second hand Carriages
very low.
A RARE CHANCE FOR a MAN OF SMALL MEANS
N Lvary stable doiog good business three Coacaes
seven Horses four Harness and Buding cheap rent
sod on account 9TH business. $50 West Fortynrs st.
A HORSE, COUPE, HARNESS AND VICTORIA, FIT FOR
n doctor the country, Tor sale cheap. Apply at
O'NhlLS ptahl 8, rrysevsnth street, near Broadway,
after " O'Clock.
A WANTED, HORSE AND CARRIAGE. IN TX
"A. change for Civ loia. inuLrc at NO. pey Aseet,
room *
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EYES AND EARS,

. pTfEIciAr, HUMAN EyEs.-BAU0H 0OU0EIr
n MANN tsomey w,lh Professor sossonneau OF Pariss
and nscrsrs improved Artificial human Eve,
Is Beeckcr street. N. B.-rhese eniorsed Nv she
faeu,
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r osT-oS TUESDAY, MAY q 1871, A PoCKETBooR,
IL containing OF money also an order fer cr nd
BURNETT. The finder VIII be rewarded by
tanning the ssno To JOSEPH MARIE, 80 Broad street,
No. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE TWO GREAT TOILET ARTICLES ARE
n BaTrys frcophsrors fos drc sing preserving and re-
ncwing the har and Barys sac Hair bye to color any
snadc, light reddlsh brown Jet black For sale by
sl druggists and BY the agents John Jones No ~ sixth
avenue Thirty fifth street, New YorS Even Mclntyfc,
S< Broadway corner Eighteenth street, New YORK q A.
Marsh, No 0d Third avenue, HAVEN, n. 80 NJ Kitchen,
Keachne Jees Iy Principal Oce No. "a Pearl street,
New York.
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HOR sES, CAURrAEEx, .xv.

C0RBEfT CO., l?2, l2i AND 10 WEST TWENTY
~ NTH street, have great variety OF second hand Gar
rtiscs-viz, Garences. Landaus, Phaetons Buirs and
Rockaways, WHICH THEY WILL DISPOSE OF CHEAP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

4 osr-A PHILADELPHIA CITY SCHOOL WARRANT
IL mo ti246 Tor Si4 7b order OF Il. Il. Hcw; payment
stopped The hndcr will he suitably rewarded py leaving the
Same at AzIEb tRpMANN co.'s, ICo Church street,
New York, and no questions asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

r osr- TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IN THE VICINITY OF
IL the city Hail. Certified Check upon Broadway Bank
x2 3 No 1b drawn hy ID. r. Smith 10 order OF Edward
kin. Payment stopped suitable reward paid upon its
return at room II, 81 Pine street.
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sTALLlONs.

COMMODORE VANDERBILT WILL MAKE THE SEA
~ son at stables OF the subscrbcr, Stamford Conn
oats leave pier 81 East river, daily at 2soP. n.
JAMES T.. ADAMS
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4 OST-oN TUESDAY MORNIE0, A PoCKETBOoK,
IL containing OF pencil aai lock of a
mothers har Any returning the TO 2s East
Fourteenth street WI be suitably rewarded.
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All the above races to be- mile heats In s. IN harness, to
be governed bv tue rules of the National Iong Assoca-
ton and entries must ne made In accordance with the
Al Communications to be addressed to T.. j. VI. VAN
COkrLhNDr President at Morrisana, N. " before
tie 4th day OF May, 1871.
Entries w close the Hoffman House, New York city,
on the 4th OF May, tSf. u.
DAgIUe TAiLMSg, Srpcrinl nlendcnt
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REWARDS.

(CE REwARD TO ANY. ONE VINO BRlNGs BACK t
VZC two-.e eyed Cat Matese ost on rhursiay night,
or can r,ve any Information about her at HENRY Z.
AHRLUaS "a Last Eighteenth str eet, next to Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

IAGES.--SPa aCIAL ATTENTION OF PURcHAS-
" ers cslei 10 our large assortment. not surpassed m
quality style price mandatory established 20 years. 10
Nevpa street. corner Fulton Brooklyn.
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r osT-MAy ], IN SEVENTH AVENUE CAR, AN AC-
il count Book, ot nating Finder viii be suitably reward
cd by leaving II al 20 Readc street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs. Nr.

WANTED A PONY FOR AN INVALID LApyi MUST
w be entirely gentle Address with description and
price, II. r.. box A5f3 Post oaca.
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UrANTED-A HANDSOME BROWN CARRIAGE
w Horse IS hands high must n stylish and free driver
Address with particulars, price, 80. CARRIAGE HORSE,
Herald Office.
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osT-wHOhvER WILL RETURN TIE CARRIAGE
Wbs cl los; on Friday April 2s Eighteenth
and Broadway To QUEENS livery stable, 81 Irving place,
viii he literally reyar led
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FOURTH pAY-sATuRDAY, MAY 60.
No g. Purse $1,000 free for AL horses; 900 to frat $500
to second, 800 10 third "a to fourth.
No. ePurse Sl5D for horses that troited better
than gSi si0oU to hrs $3.50 to second, 500 to third
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z=as - s------=- -
THE TURF.

SECOND DAY-wEDNESDAY, MAY H.
No. Sruse Ss00 for horses that never trotted bette
than 3D. 81 80 to tsi, $3.50 to second, S2t0 third
NJ. Purse ~ Uj for that trotted bette
than 2:39, S6.3 10 first St9 TO second, Sl00 10 third.
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4 osT-BANK rooK NOS. 7ol93 AND sts7s, on
Ia Greenwich SAVINGS Bank. Finder viii please return to
A. O. WARNER, 4l0 sroa lway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

T osT-A PAIR OF rLAIN GOLD EYE CLASSES GOING
Forts fourth street TO Ws stree The fin will
please return 10 GEO. ChLDW ELL, Jr, No tcscy
Ircet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

poNY PHAEroN, HARNESS, 40. FOR sALE.-THF
p1oy Is beautiful cclor perfectly gentle nnc
sound price 400. Apply to FERNANDO WOOD. Broad
way ald Sevc nty-sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

l,cPULhR PONY PHAEToNs IN GREAT VARIETY.
PARK Wagons, all styles Every description seasonahe
Carriages and Harness ana second hand nj lowest
popular market prices Manuac.urers Union 6oo Broad
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which " ecu; than sskei ny other dealers, nil
warranted AL other Carriage equally low IN rrce. sec
onl hand wagonct cheap; also Coupe, little used
NIX, 5eS Broadway.
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THIRD pAY-Th uRSDAY, MAY 49,
No. bpurso 5u, Tor horses that troted be.tel
than z5 81 oJ TO first $500 to second $500 to third.
No. 6rmse 410 for u that ted better than
80; ! 40 to hrst, $-uG second, r100 to third.
No Purse alUU, for horscs that trocd better
than 1874 $3.50 10 rst S2tp to second, $l0U third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

L1OR sALE-A GOOD SECOND HAND DOCTORS
L Wagon. nearly new; Extenton Top fh1oton and
Brewser's Top Wa also Pony AMI Bske phaeon, at
the very lowest price. CHRISTIAN kOLLE.
l,tl6 broadway, corner Forty-sevonth street.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26
Ihc Dailp STATE Reeister.

4 CURIOUS Toy. A new and
timely toy for children has been in
vented by an ingenious mechanic in
William street, New York, and will
soon be on sale. 1t is a miniature
steamboat, the machinery of which,
on being wound up, explodes by
"a of a spring, scattering por-
tions of the boat and the little men,
and children by which it IS
occupied in every direction. The
object OF this pleasing toy IS to
familiarize children early with the
contingencies of steamboat travel.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

M1LLER.-In reply to a question
rs to whether he knew a certain Bos-
tonian who had spent some time on
the Plains, Joaquin Miller replied:
We rarely met, l think, as l was
but a boy then, and celebrated for
nothing in particular but long yell
low hair, a red sash, and a six
shooter, which I regret to say, L
used rather loosely, sometimes.
down there. 1 am now %. If he
remembers such a character, / am
the chap.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26
TAKE WARNING!

'5THE V. Il f. r.. Il. co. X AENT0US TO
t4Ee :Ie precaGti0n against accidents. and
- of fife resulting from the running of their
t1Iil-; aud they take thi. method Of warning pa
r,ntu and guardians against the dangers attending
fhs too common practice of children playing about
..oir cars aud locomotives. Those having in charge
tae business Of the Coifls any lind it impossible 10
r<RsuApE boys. " no frequent The teTfiini and stop
p..g places of the Rad iroui climbing upon the
ua,s and engines; and they vii feel themselves
o..iged to resort to more decided measures if these
.fia,yances are continued. iiecent accidents,
sulct are wholly ascribable to the carelessness OF
rs.sons la jumping on and Oft the cars when in
l..rion. should be warning enough in themselves.
II. VI. YERINGTON, Superintendent.
Aasas Is. 1870. If