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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
Public Library Of Kentucky.


The Farme rs' and DroVes' Bank is Treas
uYer. and the corporators and supervisors
are all representative men, and are among
the most respectable and distinguished
citizens Of the State. Should any TICK
cts be left -unsold on the day OF the
drawing they will be destroyed, and
the one thousand gifts offered will all
be drawn and paid, but diminished in value
iri PROPORTION TO the per centage OF unsoid
tickets. For instance If only thtee-fourths
OF the tickets are sold, the capital gift VIII
be reduced to s75,OOO, and all the Others in
rte Hon, Thos. Z. Bramlette, late Cover
nor OF X eutucky, has consented TO repre-
sent the Trustees in the manage1n ent Of This
second Grand Gift Concert, and will per-
sorsliy see that the money from the sale Of
Tickets Is deposited with the Treasurer, that
the drawing il fairly conducted, ana the
gins Justly awarded and promptly paid.
. The drawing will take place IN public in
full view or the audience, and under the
in1mediate supervision and direction ofthe
ofifrrrrs and Trustees Of the Public Library
OF Kentucky and tire following named emf
nent and DISTINGUISHED citizens, who nave
consented 70 be present and see thai all
Hon. NJ r. Hmdmr Judge Court appeals,
Hon. j, Proctor Knott, late NC Lebanon
Hon.H. W. Bruce, Judge Ninth Judicial
Dt GEM Iii Ii. Murray. Y. $. Marshal, Dis
Hon. b. Cochran, Chancellor Louisville
'Chaflcery Court.
Hon. r. D. Stamford, President Farmers
and Drovers' Bank. ! ''. "
Hon. John Bar0ee, Manager Royal lnsur-
ance Co, Liverpool. ...
Col Phil. Lee, Com. Au'y Ninth Judicial
D. c. Graham. founder Graham Cabinet.
Col. Jilsop =. Johnson, Manager Gait
DR.. T. s. Bell, Prof Medical University
louisville
Hon. J. G, ,Raxter, Mayor Louisville.
Hon. T. T.. Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry Wolford. Treasurer Louisville.
A. o. Brannon, Prest Manufacturers
Pniiip Judge, of the Louisville Hotel Co.
Janies BrtdgefUrtf. Pres. % National Bank.
WG ID. Whips, PrOp'r Willard Hotel.
JIG. Johnson, Pres. Traders Bank. ..
II. Victor Newcomb, firm OF Sewcomb,
Buchanan q 90. -
Henry Deppen. Pres. German Bank. .-~
Andrew Graham, tobacco and cotton ner-
DR.. Npiviu Green, Pres. Il. & C. Short
l .PeI + Agent Adams Express Co.
Those who desire further Information, or
who wish TO act. as agents for the saIeof
tickets, as well as those desiring To purchase
tickets, shotild address
THOS. Il. BRAMLETTR. --''
",.n Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
1uhlic Library Building, Louisville, ny.
Circulars giving full particulars, sent on
application. g. tlayZl-S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
ebor Tmpudence..'

TIE Wheeling, 7a,s7sgfA5sr object.
TO General GrsAntt'si nomination being
'f(orced,' o., upoa . the s. philadelphia
Conventions just 'as.ifa Ehe People were
dot 'f6Hi3g" his reconciliation, as they
'ifofced" tie denomination of the great
'aha good Lincoln IN 1854. The i'm
,pudente Or this seltconstitused, would
be!par,y:nose'bufllbg sheet; IS ."only
eqhaled by'its ignorance OF public sem
timeht IN west acknowledgements
4 L sN Z . III 1 -. - . III !
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Beware Of COunterfeits.
IlAuGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,,,

i PiALNiCOLIO AND WAKEFUI.NESS. :.
It, Such; is the popularity Of our remedy that
II has induced some uhprincipled persons
,lab4ls, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word, using the same colors, gliding and
stybe, requiring very CLOSE looking to dis,
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest. public will frown upon such at
tempts at deception, and treat them az they
the full extent Of thelaw, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
tionS a." Shall Infringe on our copyright.
ifns only genuine article Of. The Child's
Cure when Teethipg. taug4ltns lpfa9t Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAUGHLtN BROIH,
accouiing to act of Congress. Il, ,. e..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
'BafclleiOrss Hair Dive.

THIS superb HAIR DYE Is tile Bed tn The
! World Perfectly harnlessdreliahle and in
stantane3ms. No diSapPointmeat; No Ri-
genuine w. A, BATHELoRS HAIR DYE
produces Immediately 9 splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BKOWN. Does not stain
the skin, bnt Ilsaves the HAIR CLEAN
SOFT and REAUTlFuL., The only Safe
Factory, is RoND street, New YORK.
mar5<ieSci, :. .as ..i.i."i - =!
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Hon lJERS S. BhscR;GfS 'Pennsylvs

Hon 'JHRS S. BtsrE;'of' 'Pennsylvs-
sias h swrittenh a letter discTaining
,ome thfiniggis at attributed to him in a
receptlh no reported -%linervieE.'' He
SoS8 biaIettsr by saving: 80 =. - -
% aieasam atoutI III r HAY as wen
sSs.as bRa'wvrd Meaggtessiiivie and
Sffofena sAHper T'the cfsethHati move;
o6eay Is breaking the Democracy to
pieces. iEhsra are many thousands of
men in ths4axts who owilH refuse 10 be
gdohsassr bnlhed into the support OF
that tidlsatH The Gfseley'nnen had bet:
tsr snsp eui their. plan, of operation M
iHediSa}ly. The longer. tiReys continue
i Sh1 leasaliksiy they are ito saeceed
&&et in Bdyar4N November. ai"1 We, the
people,7 thu rank and file; the = eotnanfy
81 lie oaa.zgs cannot be driven to'the
polls as negroessars driven N the South
,hy esHesbsggefs and scslaways.. ="
,ssA sasisBaL 1.s.GaRR"S:: Blaze
IoRH, MspsMlS73i I""'.. . ""t !" a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
A Home Medicine.
80. Home Medicine.
q 'H Tried fer n. Years.
4, Tried for 40 Years ..
Tried fOr 40 Years
DIR. A.H. T0dd'sL Liver Pills.
DR.. A. 8. Todd's Liver Pills.

|Ii e., DTs A.S. lOOu Liver flllS.
DR.. A. 8. Todd's Liver Pills.
"''' DR.. A, ). Todd,S Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, I.IV-
ER COMPLAINT NDIG ESTfON, HEAD.
ACHE, BILlOuSNESSy DC. ...i
BEALLSyIILE, PA, Sept, IL, ISL.
DIR. LIS. TopD4 Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, d am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years Uttered
from Dyspepsia atid have tried many rene
dieswit aina y sood S S Sone mouths HI
i, Borbm, Druggist, a box OF your Pills, aud,
using them according to the directions, I
most feel perfectly restored. so valuable
are they would not be.yuhopt them for
any money, and deem them the NEST Won
derful remedy OF the day.
49, Yours, with respect ".
.i,,g =. II. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
Where! -.
Mi LAUGHLIN BROTHERS q CO.,
. OaI / pI'.L 80. .;s o. :prOUrfetOrS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
ioO. 900 TICKETS OFADMISsION

will be issuetl nj $40 ench; half, tickets 50;
quarters tickets $3.50; II whole gckss igr
s00; Ok for s2J5; So FOR $500 lib for ,OeO; 70
than 500 worth Of tickets at a time.
Tickets WIFI be sent when requested by reg
istered letter. Tife money for THEM may be
sent by Adams Express Company and its
competitions, P.p. money order, registered
letter or bank draft.
The holder of each ticket, or fraction OF a
ticket Ia half or quarter), is entitled to ad-
mission TO the concert and TO the gift
awar1ied tbit.. During the concert the sum
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
NEW ApyERTlsEMENTs
ELECTION NOTICE.
,.lss7, CLERKS OBTscsioHTHR a

..r .s,, CLERKS OFBgCaioRrIR ~ 4
a.. IL r...a --.s CITY q Sx 4 Fl Fs5ss' |"a
I'm THE FIRST Day oF9JtFE, 1872,
" Polls will be opened hs tile several
wards OF the city Of Wheeling az TIE PLACES
t nege sensef the persons euafied 70 Ute
for Mayor Of said city upon the question:
whether they will authorize subscrtp tiQn
to be made by the Coutfcif Of the city or
Wheeling, in thu ina me and sou behaltsoa
S WaE s!!Eg e h sas eaR Hk 2 gR sfE
ROAD, COMPANY,p In an ann amt. hot 10
exceed the sum Of three huadred thousand,
dollars Polls will be opened on said Isl Of
June, at nine O'Clock At the following
:, II Ia lie First ward at re A yiglan, Engine
In The Second ward, at the seeout Ward
In the Third ward, at the Court, House;
. In the Fourth ward, at the Atlantic En-
shS the Fith ward lat at the guards Hose
In tue Sixth ward, at.the United Engine
e. In thesAvenflfWard, atI.ukeIs' Grocery
. In the Eighth ward, at the Public Scheoi'
House, sIa,.i..t-j - Is.-i., s.a-s
scripuon shall have written or printed
upon his ballot For Subscription TO the
Capital Stock Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railroad Company those voting
against, mo Sgbscriptiop. 70, the Capital
Stock OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail; .
road Com pany" OF" 80"
The said vote shall be- taksnl npderIhe,
superinlendence OF such persons, as Ihis
Honor the Mayor shali appoint. W." ""
mayl2ra 81 II. p. EEbNY, City Cfesk. 4
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Democratic and Conservative
State Convention.

Pursuant to resoiutIons OF 1n6 Democrat
lie sn1ConseExatiYe State Executive Com
mid ibis dAy Sdppted, a Democratic and
Conservative State Convention Is hereby
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liffsnfS2mO each
ro,o, ooo C.itts oil cash 500 600

Total 1000 Gifts, all Cash; ...:...SJo0OOg
This Concert, like the first OF the 10th OF
December last (which was so decidedly sue
cessful, and at which the first grand giit
Durfr, OF NJ emphis, TeiIn.l, Is for the benefit
nfthe u IL - -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
The Sixth Judicial Circuit-A Card
From the Weston Democrat

From the Weston Democrat
- f~eroN, May IA, 1872.
Nh VI @n4n, Editor Democrat
WR-4J lends of the Sixth Judicial
Cirsefd Jed of the countifol
Gil sr, Rr Pn, Barbour, Tucker, Han
i'd EsMler, Upshur and IsSis,
8SSe ind&ed M to present myselfxs a
candidate for hhe Office of Juagl
thereof.
In acceding to these solicitations, it is
not without q distrust of my powers to
discharge the delicate and responsible
dnties which the tpesition Imposes
Nor would l be doing Justice 70 ny
nature, were l not to offer to those
Trends ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tum-nowi
and also thpVTh&ngRArerely sup sup
ported me for the-same office IN 1905
nv pn9eund4hssksn ad gratitude. ..s,
saRhe efise eSLadgn iss high .aad re-
sponsible one, and worthy. ~ aspHa-
tioas aaath<man of haisst awhitipN
The #aeFyatjp9 to.f, lttss,l liberty and
property, may be rendered unsafe snq
iasedart;s aJhdse Upon ere Pench
aahws dis. dscisseusatS lbe.centrollefbv
perssaalptedslietioa, aryh bate; ar!,ssi'
s BIZ 4{siHfs g f 5sIpse esS y fs sss
ls3sstot bsit'ins Won as.
s,Ihe upsigit'iJudge knows. Meth f
friend nor foe when on The Bssehi'i" He
must DO his. duty regardless .ot eonseI
a,nnleelncceesG..wsf1tifouf fear or favor 80, j.
A'shHouuld Iibe Your Judge, py highest
a am biiion Will be, 70 do @KG q IL TigNtt,
ana 'at tlre same fine to 20, treat The
bar saitors, Jurors yitnessss' Officers IL, q
tho Court and citizens, with that defer
enct and kipIness, that When my Term
Of Office sLall, have closed, to receive
that best or all, Human rewards.
rWell done" good and faithful public
''Wah s j. !risee' Of High 'qonsiler4a+-
tiop, am, your most obedient servant,
GEORGE j. ARNOLD.
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To Whom 1t may Concern.

A. LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
n late firm OF q. Mendel q Co. Nill please
call and settle. All accounts not paid be-
fore the 18th Of June will be put Ia the
hands Of collector. Accounts viii be found
~ g. Mendel, Booth & Co. s Ur.,the present.
maya G. AEEDEL q CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
Auction a! Auction! Auction

WE HAVE RECEIVED AND WILL
w" receive daily fresh supplies OF Mo-
tinns, Dry Goods, Household Goods, Fish.
Furniture, ETC., etc.. which will be sold
without reserve to the highest bidder for
CASH, on Tuesday evenings, "Wednesday
mornings, Friday evenings and Saturday
mornings and evenings until closed ont.
We have also received a large lot OF
second hand miscellaneous books TO be sold
al the same time. Country merchants will
do well 10 give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere. &c. HERyEY 4 CO., ga
maya $50 Market street.
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Ea1 tyHgive place TO the'following letter
'MShih was. sent TO the Iatakysnter last
'THfsasy se6Sntrtaaicting statements pub
Rslhdsinias issue Of that day..
IL Inc DdNG ofthe Intelligencer; , p.
'ts$iShLh is untrue. ias"alleged ip Your
'fsshsM this morning that have apr
pill "a V Mr. B::'W. Garrett, President OF
ths Baltimore and Ohio railroad, for
fiukHcaf sid i'm constructing, the. Wheel
lid and 4 lake Erie railroad. AIR, Wood.
Rffsdent OF the Wheeling, Yand Lake
Erie Railrosd Company, authorizes m e
|fo khte that it is untrue That he or any
authorised person, or aHylpers6n within
his knowledge, has ~'appfiea to Colonel
Scott oF'the Central pennsylvania, 70
tsSeI A6aasof nv ttfe' WHEELING, ana
LEX HE railroad! '='o' a"''H' 81 :
I'd sst'this matter at rest r desire to
sayut tae IiRave made my Financial ar
Hbg Saehts with parties IN New York
troll SttdEoh nected with either Of the
great e1Mpanfes You teferito.
Ydaal &ci, '"'is III. B. Wilson. =,
1WistltNc, May log, 1872: - 1-'''
. 1t hayA6s mentioned as a sample of
the q tolligsnc@',s fairness iHrregard to
the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
,thst 4feIebove letter was sent to that
office a 'Thursdaiy in in ample time for
'tssat lon in Friday mornings paper,
bit ID eSi not pudlishsd. After giving
editorl $laeusrent5 and endorsement TO
! HA Ailments referred t9, i tqmits 70
pyRlishsEe correction. ,Ybat conf
'Hs4ce eas theapsople havsa ia a. news
Fpa& lhas wiBullt misleads its'rea ders
and sef6sts'to trate Tie truth? .,,..
| 5tSai II q onlrtps az t'''"'' -
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s5OO.O 900 IN CURRENCY
LIST OF GIFTS.

vfu nd eFSsti to fife holders of tickets by
distribution by lot of ONE THOUSAND
GIFTS, as follows: "'
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.oaaS S1%sEEsfs'SHRf4ffY}SR2;T II ,

con- Nm cHtgh @~Asa fesetssnsdS net
ssssisGsHsy IF Y ssbs 9: ,,.s
-sassSi Aaii safsiNsa9r sEt5fa sfBs ssSSSsEEF7T
.alsssl4sa aahsaSrhsls sshsts Ma6RhaS-
o1fstssd 6at S4yashtHeeeaHsls oflssafi
81 pe AaisaSs,ssaB ST. IN f ftsSls aswe
were aiterNaaS 6ssHsstea,iffRsis sofsd?t
sSu sssssasedeso dssaa as1ls apsaared
.TAB hAbal Jaaf til dNs@sami was &C.
&c eom SpasiS9issas tafo vSaeRer whateys. q !
aa4.As#aEY' hs statem ss ssa III fo ia
saaiei;asA.sditor WI sssM SsSs,iRn ahs
sidk,sdpesrssp hoyEeIs ,ssdsfe.hhg
senAars as an hssatalsal "asss nd y I. 20, : I,
: au.fficisnt e ofice.s2t.s ssaheesaisgi$ ~,
;, ftSIicafon sak,aasFst sssSAss ia#.
'"eisi acts .aaGlassa Aafa, aaasaHihs
speople Of the Ststsadasadesrsd'sis go
publish siisi sm zxphafaGstfa ~ Hp tfe
tfasosHu,aksace eSAsS4As sariiie s
esass,asslEBSss' 5 IT, ,asslFlsaa "a d,. :
coR6HaaaiisB div tkedtNsssR hessdag
odnauf atrGd.iAn 'slasaSss ssSfFFss
portance, is as follows:
Section 67E91,fft1fR RStlssfs9 ,of t.e
Coae o. Mtst ks4Attsiualssss ptfassffSMts q E
mad. Ss1E hstsas xesi yl5as IN Rad
proassvjtdaiss aato tSpsEatf Ssf1s as ihS;
ittsishss,uesH ralif6ad ltUmR ahges, p,
passFstt EdiASzsHp DHeeatY6r 'S5Stc s tbs
Stsa S6sSnIBeaH1sh e'2OA9 aus of Az H.
uarsisssaszsAAr,shs islsassteah sM{ Y sfeof,
&cIsiiyhsHbliek thy taSserAsHt Will shoE
boisasisssRy shH Eresf6t InetHtspft
has discharged his'Sq4SeS ftf 70
the aaSiifafassd syabbyA 49, 'SAtss gtate,
meusiissasSaSh dssb Sid gaHM 1Re Asn
dtosSkmsss lnssasFGI taaeg'e7. 3&Ia
is 40 Glloss& sdi SGi1ub "a ,,sssIM 40,
Amouhs,ast askess ls8dssI Gsaske
townsidp,Br Ak eeoaae1 ". ,&ao from
the Ratsbu,yh. GiRssAiRhst itsnA'l%Lssis
railroad, hsG1
For year 1869, s5l5 20, ~ Ser cent
ei9s low .::.!................. SOP 80
For yssf iia, ESiRjs her etnt, ssi5s iss,bs
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.,.,I .Her.5i1 liz E>,-is-I g." f-LIs
ito, ms",..:I .AI l.I' vide - lSiS51
Ie"i. .n. ,df Has .5a6idnl-I ,Is'ii sfi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-25
TbasxpaaaaAi0d etasha nhaYesii End
ne AeNsSwashss .eoMpldss hadtPy
BocGEss, tp5 Riakr Mditor
LH6Hfe, b4sa'cd at !d thhhs 'tS

L*NHJre ,s4i.cd a, tssAMaHs
afics ths 1 rs inauiaiHf6 tAM
funds, SRRSn sXaainRpasssla he
books twas fou2sJAR i4fesrasno
moneX.1o the Gfsfitssa Gross Creek
township, ia&paks canassil~'fssnse
Auditor having neglected to have the
proper fs1taamH Ass 4mrbaax'
sent accordingly. fMESf s~eAsssasettly
ascertained in the Treasurer office that
the mog,tNvts ka6SAh1 DID,
road company in 1870 and 1871, and
when thu, ,sssssSai siset ! !. ss 81 !.
iustalment thASHfs&ssf s6 "a lHltg
Mr.. BENsslRasi & sT4l,
amount of the tAyss issssas sHifssss
taxes wssIRhtHto aiess BhbdSs County
schools. Whs,e ~ ,!pSS fessAScs diff
Office" ha!lSssesS. eso,sSnlmsitted in relation
to the mattssssSxAep prior to addH5f
BENNErl,sedpipisssiSs aAShe I'm
no way s3st& ssle 1tsss ss' s sssssssi s: 8;
1t mas.Ss sddssE;,1| |s s \ ssT tE
communicates hsshSt0 HEX informsS
ton cousSsiBEile nstASh sdbdsR
money is paid into the t0gEtreasury,
that no money is apaiat&ieeat'fo TIE
Auditor but js pas.tiussshtrohFeni-
ent publAihpeitary asatte eesfifsst
of depositgsdsto the Auditor: :,
And, xlss eszdjgbfAhrshastaA
NAV not be inappropriate to ssy that
the State rtaIdry II AZ Better oo%nddIt.
ton at preseat4aah'stlRe 'Athds Period
in any yesesasSttae .SrYatloR Psfft
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sJGld nsals. sajGIaIli .slAl. .dsias a
TBessbSte asatnStn t"shbxs'4a 'del
ductpafGh3! pet cend,ior pu6Sp3 pay.
menk,aAarsRsa, hbesx&lr@A COW paAy

%sis Rsss fsH I;sRB5'ss sB5| ss2s,tHsA
sS see3s&%AqsSBEFs$fSs;g.SsS. B B Bst $sI
c c5y Sshhf &s sSHPt FL! &Sss
Justly. bs!9y9gf, yersasg5Iifd 2tjts @S,
' 'Ss {HSS4seF$asyEsRs y Sit3 |,sSR}SE q
Il, 'S. S$S4ass$SSoS{isss sbSSSssbbfissaa
s3, ksRi!E SIsSS|s
oass ri fSfsISs s skses &
life h.. 'd.S,a dmsE9SaSsSskEsIsSSssS SIT ii
TbasxpAuaAiOd saaha ahsgssiiaad'
the My@sSss4he +eoMpMSts hadeby
the sSBY}ys f!.ssss,n'stasfgRPts 3,ISii iyssts
surprise that any one desinRgr 3D. act
fairly should makeachan accusation
as the letttshcoAt&As's sM e. present
State oMceas,esNuditSor B4ssfE4a4a sfhHotg
the rese%vassHtUSmEe ioa The attn u
MasYtsFsH p1srHe4aiiroaa AssassxaSt
of lsBysstttHybl 'tafboses t9sBtobye
couiS1H lEi#s ssaSIaFi!a'tsq iHs, fEfasp45SaI
beforstha2Qth a. JanasaE Hi0saad
thatsssrtRsysse i1sEH lsad7 abssn'paid
befots4he.btR' Jsysh sstt'ls7ls'both
Dsfoisit. Sfs sss SA'asSsjs Hii' came Jipts '
office, and should have been psiadtt
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:ss 49,;
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tSlfH 6GfsssaaA ststnSdperHe9 asRRI
Sft4si1hbaaIAssso tGfoee0de sfHstfRaE1saI
@RAkNgSaBAl satd(eastfat9saA 5aeB fBt as
saals inhaaHdmoS1fi era &Ra83 IJe ri
Aas, 00d. 66ss sdaMv3 aAtdst =
Z " .ssnU u shilhM }fsSkkfYsSl y
o. ,aaolo & Ia .bs6yskI6 t9AdH adj
$40 sssnisHd sdi 48RMlSAssEiEEadRS sd,
.sidmuIa5 10 isA.dHVAHaEEssslsi. +,
sdi meI' .sRef ~. HsH4fMAAN
ssfis !sea ed 10 ssskWREAa aEEla "a
o. iloqsI LsIi'HdHfS fadii Sfais flqs
.hEsAs sEAR2 HHsRa TAI lad, ,s,f1, sd,
TO saIgTIs5 sHH-46x- 9HfYs4 adi ,oi Mi
Isai toataH SH&EksbHP4shSRsR ss1.
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-31

A JUST DEcIsloN.-Mr. Coleman, of
Providence, has just received his $500
from the New York aud New Haven Rail
road for ejecIing him from the cars when
he had paid his fare. We mentioned this
case some time ago, and it will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Coleman had ticket from
New York to New Haven, which be offer
ed Tor his fare in going between the same
POINTS in the opposite direction, and the
court has settled that it was sufficient
consideration. He bad to fght the power
full corporation four years, every inch Of
ground being contested by the best legal
talent that could b. obtained, and be finally
triumph ed. Every citizen owes him q
debt Of gratitude, for his resolution and
persistence in carrying the struggle through
to the not very bitter end. 1t has settled
very important point regardine the
rights Of passengers, and shown that We
still base citizeps who dare to maintain
their rights even against railroad com
pany-N r Mail. % ~ q 5ql ain "a
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-31

A JUDICIAL OUrRAGE.-A case which
happened here only few days ago, shows
in striking manner the necessity of abol-
ishing the present Star Chamber inquisi-
tions of Grand Juries, and Of making all
preliminary examinations public. The
Grand Jury now in session indicted re-
spectacle mechanic named Hunserford,
living near Forbestown, for completely in a
real estate forgery. He was arrested at
his home by can Francisco officer, taken
to Or,vi'e, lodged iu the Jail there all night
aud thence rougLt to this city, where
from Saturday ight until Monday morn
ing he was lock. up with thieves and cut
tbroats in that o. rcrowded disgrace We
call our Jail 1t was then discovered that
be WI. the wrong man. and on motion of
the District Attorney the nine id ctments
against him we're quasbed. But all the
rect mpense he could get for bis loss Of time
and the suffering to which be had been
subjected was twenty dollars towards pay.
ing his way home. By what means the
indictments we're procured will probably
never tran.pire. But until the system is
altered such outrages will frequently occur.
Grand Jury examinations are entirely e1
parte, and where there is no corruption,
perjury and sone times even carelessness
may secure an Indictment against IN inno-
cent man, whose character may thus be
blackened through the remainder Of his
life IS. r. psf.
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-31

WHAT RATTLESNAKEs ARE GuOD FoR.-It
may not be generally known to our readers
that snake p0IsOn is used TOR medicinal pur-
pores in these days, and that under the name
Of ''Crutal Hurrldus," tile poison Of the rat
t.esnake is utilized in homeopathic pl,ar.
macy. Messrs Thompson and Car per, of
Liverpool. having recently imported mum
Der Of rattlesnakes, abslracted the venom
from the live aaimals in the following ingeni.
Gus manner !: The reptiles were in separate
compartments OF a large case,, fitted with a.
double lid for extra security. A long staff
fitted with thick India rubber moose at the
end, which could lie loosened or frightened by
the hand at pleasure, was inserted throngh
the partially opened lid, and the opportunity
quickly selzed Of slipping the loop over the
snakes head, the l,op being Immediately
drawn tight ~ means OF the cord attached
thereto. With a similar contr vance, the
tail was next fastened, and t. Q snake being
thus securely held, was lifted out uf tie bux
onto the fuor Of the room. A pickle bottle
containing choloform WAS then thrust over
the snakes head. aud carefully held in its
place by keeping time with the animals
efforts to extricate itself. As the reptile lie
came stupefed the noose was gradually relax
ed to enable the lungs to have full play, and
when it appeared powerless, the snake was
laid in a long narrow box made for the pnr.
pose, with an aperture at one end, out of
which its head projected while the after oper-
aton was performed. Its jaws were then
opened and fixed. an6 the posun glands were
pressed with forceps, them with the gloved
fuger and thumb; while a small blown
graduated phial was held TO receive the drops
as they oozed slowly out through the puisnn
fangs. Twenty drops were the average
quantity yielded from each snake. The ven
ON is Of straw color, thick and gummy in
consistency. and decidedly acid in its reac
ti"n on litmus paper. 1t is readily suluble
in glycerine or water but ia precipitated by
strong alchohol. the precipitate being re-
dissolved, with the addition Of little water.
Its psychological properties were fully tried
on a variety Of animals. Half drop pro-
duced death ON linnet within three minutes
after being injected under the wing. The
symptoms produced in all cases were very
similar.-Court journal.