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A mo3t Efi,lent and Pleasant Tcric.

~ lHJol
Those Bit rs ar, pro- arcd from The most
choic, and wnole'omo h.ib, ~ r1te, al
I'll Thousands &C dys' el tics Rave TON q
rei,ftiro I-h their use. ard hF, ieians C I'm. M
IN md "a fIr tho clre Of al a. ases 81 tno
blood an ffer, and lrrtgUlailtles OF the ui-
lialsi', ni'iorsnass ard Ccr@ii alton;
Gsnsrd DeLlit, and Loss Of Arl cute ele an
iysr and other finctiOnal les tf the Nsten:
III, X l. bit;ers haze been succ shlly use
i ars warrant, to ailaylato the suherer Ia
all thc above cases.
yAe--,->, Tte IXL BWers are e-,,w<T
49, snhi nnAi ia 9iefss. fQ sen .41~-tf
ouar niun the genuine d,ttcfe om q "nT
boIies is Je'0 ~, anil re rW, 'rhcn dtf'cfetf,
pro ecute such .)arttcS to ne Jul eAtem J he
'''' CE2TITICATE5.
M,ssrs IT, L STEIN e CO.
agr ea3ly o yorr wish I l!ye caretull' tested
cxani tae mp o. your l, dv a, - arr W ~,
a. e B.tters, but also one that can't! f'dl to be
bcnel al as u tonic and promoter Of Digestion,
q. HOLLAND, I'D.
Crrv AxDCouNrY Uos9IrAL
san Francis 20. June 20th, ISL.
have c1rcfly examine Dr. Henley l.
Bitt,.s, al have iled ID detect anythil which
could iure even tn most deli ate con- tltuti"n;
am able 10 daier,nne it, I should Judge tn i the
- h Bitters must be very efhciehi remedy IN
siiniiaf co npi ,ints being composer Of "A number
of veg table drugs wh"n are principally used in
disal es of tn It nltIre, and are Cf the greatest
efficacy in their cure.
f. II. ENCLES. NJ d,
Ass Res. Physician a Apothecary {. d Hospital.
STATE NssAYER's OFFICE,
san Francisco. July 2lst ISL
Messrs II. z STEIN & co. Gents: | have
ma Il u careful examination of your l. Rlt-
~, AID nave f)unl them entirely free of dele
terOus mineral substances. Yours, etc.
LOUIS FALkENA T., Staie Assayer
Beware of Counterleits None genuine with
out n. lIcnley's signature across the top feach
bottle.
Every Family should have y Bottle
IL, l-ac Eosa-c. Sold ever! where.
Il. Ez'sTEIS a. co,
sole Projectors.
No. 5ls Front Street, san Fran, sco, cal.
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And in accordance with law, and an older
he Board of Trustees, m.lo on the 29th day
January. 1873, so many sh1res of each pare /
urh sto o,k as may BE- necessary Will b. sold
lubIc auction, at the Office of the Company, No
Nl15 California street, San Francisco, Cahlor
ala, on
Thursday, the = sventieth day of 1Inr,h,
tS73 mt the hour Of | O'Clock p. NJ. of said day
% ply said delinquent assessment thereon, to
r.thcr with costs Of advertising AMI expenses
sale. w. |. KIP JR.,
Secretary.
OrwcE 4l11s California street, Room No. 4
san Francisco, California. mrS-3N
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Delinquent Sale Not;ce.

PANl-LocATIoN OF PRINCIPAL P1Acp ~
BUSINESS, San FnANcIsco CALroEyU.
LOCATION OF WORKS, PLACER
County,, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA
NOTICE. THERE ARE DEIINCrnv
~ upon the following described stock, on A.
count OF assessment fNo. - levied on the s1b
(oth) daT of February, A. ID. 1873, the seycn
amounts set opposite the names OF the respecda
shareholders, as follows:
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STATE OF CAj .IroRNIA,

I,C. c. CT osby, County Recorder nnd "a sa and or
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Oh l,oreeoirs ar
Placer Count, !, do hereby certify 'ne of an an ordl
nance passed BY said Board Of ,03n spsbe es the sane
the sth day Of February A; D. 1877 Rook 90 Of tho
appears OF reco rd in the Minute nsor County.
Board of supe, vsors Of Of sa,s nca dJ's seal this u"
day OF February :, A. d. loI9' CROSBY,
SEAL Gle rk Of S0'r0 0' Placer Placer County
fe15-3m
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f0oKOaYMsR, BLACAShrlIHS AND
cAa0IAeE MAKERS,

Seiected Old Compnny's Lchirh Coal
ekson Greek, CasL and Bulk (,,,mh.rI.ra
Coal Hard and son Pig Iron
belng speciality, the above are selected with
great care for interior consumers
40 j. r. DOYLE.
IL 10 and il5 Pacific street and 42O East street
=" harf between jackson and Pacific San Fran
no23-ly
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THIS space is paid for by Jno A. Benson -
Deputy Mineral Surveyor Auburn. Cal ~, T.
says he will tell us what he intends doipr ,n ono
- mrlj-Sn
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THIS space is paid for by Jno A. Benson -
Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Auburn. Cal T.
says he will tell us what he intends donc VII, 1uo
mrlj-3n
Delinquent Sale Notice.
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Placer County Officers.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:
MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLATrRE

MLM DII,S OF IITE LEUIOLAI OltE:
5enators-E. NJ Banvard, Jacob l., Neff.
Assemblymen-He Henry Long O. II. Lee, jacob
Welty.
DISTRICT COURT:
Hon I. b. Reardon, Judge of the 18th Judicial
District, embracing Placer and Nevada Coun-
ties Court meets ON the first Mondays in Feb
ruary May, August and November.
COUNTY COURT:
Hon J, Ives Fitch Judge. Court meets on the
first Mondays i'll March, June, September and
December.
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DISTRICT COURT:
PROBATE COURT:

Hon. J. Ives Fitch Judge Court meets on the
first Monday in each month.
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nAIJY RECORD

-. J,Nrs SIMMONS has been up
:a.ad Local Reporter of the RECORD,
,,;,, hencefor;h attend to all OF our
,o,,l reporting. - u
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FOLLOWING are the postal changes on
this coast: Offices established: At Oasis,
lnyo county, CAL; Noel T. Piper Post.
master. At Cornucopia. Elko county,
Nevada; H. N. H. Brown, Postmaster.
At Davis Rancho, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory; Leander Davis,
Postmaster. Postmasters appointed:
William Thompson, at Plano, Tulare
county, CAL; Henry Howell, at Water
ford, Stanislaus county, CAL; l.. A.
Blakeslie, at Humboldt House, HUMBOLDT
county, Nevada; N. p. Wyck, at Ida,
Esmeralda county, Nevada; Benjamau
Bennett, at Holden, Willard county,
Utah. ...-. --...-'-i f'.ts'
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Railroads.
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
u leave and arrive at Ogden daily, Is follows:
LEAvE-Daily express. $50 y. m; mixed,
$50 p. M; freight l0:3 m. f.N
ARRrvr.-Dsily express, $40 p. m; mixed, 2 IS
p. m; freight, 6l0 a. M.
Daily connections made at Ogden with the
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City and
sll points in Southern Utah.
AtBryan with stages for the Sweetwater mines
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad,
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and all
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City, St. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads. and Missouri river line
of steamers for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east At once Of
Wells, Fargo l. Co. East Temple street, and at
the office Of the Utah Central Railroad, In Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, at which ONCE berths on
sleeping. cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pas.
sengers desiring to visit Denver,o on their way
| East can avail themselves Of an excursion rate
| from CHEYENNE to Denver and return, at greatly
| reduced rates.
4 For particulars and all information in regard
\ to passage apply at the ticket ofhces.
Passenrers should be careful to secure their
\ passage tickets to all eastern and southern
| points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves OF
| q through sleeping-car comfortable accommoda-
THOS. l.. KENDALL,
General Ticket Agent.
| Lee T. L. SICKLE6,
| au23-u Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
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Utah Southern Railroad.

vv,RA,Ns LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
Depot, Salt Lake City, att q. m. and 2:j0
O'Clock p. m. mn,
c.nvo,n Al e.ll a. m and 8 80 p. m.
Arrive II Iehi at ga. m. and : 30 p. m
Ieave Iehi At $50 a. m. and p. M; Sandy,
at 1880 .. M. and 6:l0 p m.
Arrive at Salt Lake City at ll"0 =. m, ana
H..
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Iarter. Tie blade, vhich ~ an inch

quarter. The blade, which xas an inch
and . half broad, entered the bowels,
severing some Of the intestines and
piercing the liver. The woman fingered
in great agony until8 O'Clock last night,
when death put an end to her suffering.
This stabber escaped, and NO informa-
ton of the affair could be gathered from
the Celestials as to who he was or
whittier he bad fled. 5s > .-rs
W. L. PRIrcHARD shipped yesterday,
says the Sentinel, of Wednesday, for
the Eureka Consolidated 100, 900 pounds
of bullion; for the Richmond, AZ 900
pounds; and for the Ruby Consolidated,
10000 pounds. Total, 167 900 pounds.
That is pretty fair days work, being
S31. tons Of bright shining bars. fr
The Gold Hill News says: H. Schuss-
Ter, the well known civil engineer, is ex-
pected up from San Francisco in few
days. He comes for the purpose of set.
thing, by means OF q careful survey, the
question regarding the exact boundary
line between the Crown Point and
Belcher mines. -lsiIiE5 li.srs
A COUPLE Of miners arrived in Eureka
Tuesday from Colorado Territory. They
came in two-horse wagon. having ma de
the trip overland. From Salt Lake, they
travelled on the overland stage road until
within few miles of Eureka. H.s.
A LETTER received from Lieut.. Dan.
Lyons, dated San Francisco, states he
has recovered sufficiently to be able to
hobble about the street on crutches. He
expects to be able to return to Virgins
at the end of the month. ra7
A. NJ. ELLSWORTH, late Superinten
dent of the Eureka Consolidated, ha.
gone 10 New York City to reside. ..r
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lHE Virginia Chronicle thus dispose

HE Virginia Chronicle thus disposes
Oh a shooting scrape.
= Inc soothing and familiar notes Of the
1'snooter were heard on our sheets about
a . clock on Sunday morning, for the
nrst time in several weeks. One party,
VINO was little how-come.you-so, got it
.n'o nm ms head that two men wanted to
Ioii him on G street, near the Delta
saloon, and went for them. One OF the
men, to get rid OF him, fred . shot,
winch had the desired effect. for awhile;
~ Ja' me man who thought no had been
snot at ran across the street and opened
upon his antagonists with stones, when
second shot called the police to the
''ehe and both parties were arrested.
;, iAERE has been little trouble among
su printers at Springfield, Ill. On the
J p. ms compositors in the Journal and
neg'ster Offices were notified that after
h ,ua' GATE the price Of composition would
U 70 reduced from forty to thirty Ave cents,
nneteupon the printers struck. The pa.
psrs will be issued a. usual.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

e,rArE AND COUNTY TAXES WILL BE
y delinquent on the H
Third Monday Of November.
JOHN ROEDER,
C,uutv Treasurer and ex-ofhcto Tsx Receiver.
nA-2w
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Utah Northern Railroad.

yv,RAINs LEAVE CoRlENE AT 80 ?. N:
i leave Logan at $50 a. M 10 cohnecs Win
trains FOR Ogden and Salt Lake an1s-u
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PIPIFAX.
rI,HE RosICRUcIAN y WERE SECT OF
i PHILOSOPHERS who dourished in Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists in
search for the Elixir vite yet there is scientific
truth at the bottom Of all Alchemy and Astrolo-
gy. They were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS.
And found dynamic and psychologist force in
the extract of certain plants. ....
L. II - II " - ~
Is due to the researches Of learned scholar Of
Europe among the archives Of the Rosicrucians.
1t is made Of S
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,
Gathered at such seasons of the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired,
forming combination unrivalled in the mate
| ria medica. ..Lt
PIPE AK
Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
| fortifes Nature. Its manner OF operation is to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores Of the skin and all
enunctories of the body. the bad humors which
modest it. giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory and difficult to cure, such as
Neuralgia, Dyspepsis, Constipation, Sick Head
| ache. Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. II is
pleasant to the taste. mild in its action, marvel
GUS in its effects aud unsurpassed as tonic.
Used as beverage in maisrious districts 1t neu-
| tralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco.
| sl7-3mis
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Az EprToR AsaAu1rRp-Ye8tordaI

AN EDITOR ASsAuIrED-Yesterdhy
afternoon o. g. Long, Esq, editor Of the
Register, was assaulted BY Major J; W.
Sweeney on the steps Of the Post Office.
The particulars Of the circumstance are
as follows, as far as our information ex-
tends.s An is well known tho Major o.
pires to Legislative honotB, and has placed
bis name before the people Is q candidate
for the seat made vacant By tho feEgna'
ton oil DR.. Hulliheu. Yesterday morning
there appeared In the editorial columns Of
the Register an article rejecting severely
upon Msjor sweeney'S personal character.
Shortly after 10 o'clock, as MI. Long
was ascending the Post Once steps, no
met Msjor Sweeney coming ont o. tns
building. Sweeney OF once approac,n.eeoel
him and demanded the name OIL the antnor
ofthe editorial mentioned. NJ. Long an
sgered that be had written II, whereupon
Sweeney struck him IN the taco with h Y
fist several times, enchanting % he did 20
that that was the way he replied to the
article. Mr.. Long was taken completely
BY surprise, and offered no resistance
whatever, when the bystanders interfered.
he had one eye severely bruised, and re-
ceived several slight cuts on his face
In the course Of the afternoon Omcer
Fxley served o warrant upon Sweeney,
charging him with creating tumult and
disorder" and the case will probably
come before the police court this morning.
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A Rus,-As we passed along on, Main
street yesterday our attention va attracs.
ed by crowd Of ladies rushing in the
fashionable Dry Goods and Butt House 81
Messrs. I. Blum & Bro. Whaling to sat
lily our curiosity we entered this estab'
lIshment 10 witness the throng Of lady
buyers. By this time the newn had spread
that genuine bargains were the order o.
the day, and everybody present seemed tc
be Of one opinion in their expression, say
Ing, "Oh, isn't that cheap" Others re-
marked, "How in the world can they af:
ford to sell at the prices asked" Ont
lady, being so1enthusiastic with her puri
chases, exclaimed: "Pitch In; you are II
the right place for cheap goods Ny
neighbors recommended me to CONF
here" Notwithstanding the continued
increase Of visitors the Messra, Blum hayl
succeeded in receiving their customersir
their usual manner with politeness AND
courtesy, Tor which they are noted among
the ladies particularly. In measuring Of
the goods, packing up bundles, and the 70
plaity of waiting on customers they are
wonderful. Everything seems TO wori
here with system, to y perfection. IN.
goods arc choice and select, and refec|
much to tho credit Of the firm in theil
tasteful display Of fashionable wintel
goods. Ladies', call early and; avoid itht
rnsh. : -4i"l 9V"s't'si-8's'
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CuowDEp.-The rooms Of the Cenri.
petral Power Company, in Reid's build.
ing on Main street, were well.filled last
evening with mechanics and others.
Much interest had been manifested In
this machine, and by many whose time
was so employed that they had no oppor.
tunity to see II. To satisfy the desire
and curiosity Of all, the proprietors gen.
.eiously made arrangements for an eyen-
ing exhibition. ''.s7;s W
!: The. practical gentlemen present last
evening, after careful and critical exami.
nations, pronounced the new motivepoW.
ei wonderful invention, and one Of gem
eral utility and convenience. 'i.. li,,,
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Tn, Evrs,,1,va At rnr orEnA Hov,r

Tens EVENING At TEE OPERA HOUSE,
by special request, and for this evening
only will be presented the great moral
drama "7sn Meah in Bar Room" Nc
drama ever written, no temperance leo
ture ever delivered has done so much to
Dhow in their most hideous forms, the
terrible evils arising from indulgence In
that most pernicious ofvlce strong drink
The play, Is 1t will DO produced for this
evening only, will DO put upon the stage
In the most complete manner, and with
such q cast Of character a. the citizens of
Wheeling have never before had an on
portunity Of witnessing In this the great.
ct moral Lesson given upon the stage,
The ladies will oil take great interest In
the success Of the play and will undoubt.
edly al be present
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THE DRAMA.--There was but slim
audience at the Opera House last even
lug. The programme consisted OF "All
that Glitters is Not Gold,"I and Black
Eyed Susan"
In tho firstnamed comedy Messrs.
Mobiles, Sutton and Clifford sustained
their fine regulations, as did Miss Stevens
and Mrs. Barrett. Mr.. Walter Treyille, %
Frederick Plum, gave evidence Of culture
and study, and MIR. Saphore's Sir Arthur
Lascelles was excellent. Miss Whitney's
rendition OF Lady Westerleigh was fine,
and demonstrated considerable talent.
"Black Eyed Susan" was well rem
dered. Where all done so well 1t would
be unjust to discriminate. A noticeable
feature in the representation Of this drama
was beautiful new ship scene, in which
we recognize the handiwork and genius
Of Messrs. Piggott and Smith.
Tonight will be presented the great
Temperance drama, Ten Nights in o Bar
ltOo~.1 I..- -1.s.i JAZZ. sJllttN
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BRToRR SQUIRE JoHNsros.-Three
cases Of assault and battery were disposed
ofby Squire Johnston yesterday, to.wit
John Blatner, aSsaulting Adam War
necke, held In $500 TO appear before
County Court. ...
Edward BlAtner, assaulting Warnecke
was held In $500.
Ferdinand Bobert was charged with
committing an assault on Warnecke, bul
the charge was not sustained and Boberl
wss discharged from custody, 81
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1 c,rsErr,,;rv,ITrIsg,,a FrrRFTr11aHlrvo IN

7 GEsr1EMRS's oFuHSnHNd 42NEw
SrocK.-aChristian9H esa, Mechanical.
or, has Just returned from New York
with large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimeresa overcoatings, vest
|ings, dress shirts, under garments
gloves, collars, everything in short per,
tanning to gentlemah's toilet except the
hat and boots. MI. Hess keeps the best
OF goods; he employs good workmen
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him o
call.
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POLLOK -CouRT-There were but two
cases before this court yesterday morning,
% iollows,: o., .t. Sill
james johnson, plain drunk, $40 or
thirty days.
Frank Wflletts had no "local habits-
ton" and was assessed SEQ and costs.
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RAN AwAY.-About half-past twelve
yesterday, while ]. A. Miller's horse was
beng unhitched from wagon in front Of
the Keim House stables, the animal took
fright and ran around the corner and up
Main street. Of a fearful rate. He was
stopped, however, before he reached 18th
street. Beyond overturntng lot Of
peaches In front Of Speidels, and knock
Ing miscellaneous articles around gener-
ally, no damage was done.
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FINE PEARa-We saw yesterday at the
rooms Of Thoa. Hornbrook on Main street
lot OF the hnest pears, take them all In
oil, that we ever noticed in one collection
They were OF the Duchesse De Angoulemt
species, and were SO large and luscious
looking that we almost suspected them fol
importations from California. ,. -..-
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The MARr1Nsvl1IE FuRNAoE,-7

THE MARTrNsyILIE FuRNAoE,-We
alluded yesterday to the fact that the Ben.
wood Company were thinking Of rebuild.
ing their furnace on larger scale than
formerly. We learn, however, that they
have decidedtondheresto oldBizeshut
that they will substitute o brick hosting
house for the, present wooden sttucture.
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Dr.. LoNaDON'sflettef On 'oatafrh and
Its Cure needssnoi comment 1t clearly
demonstrates his thorough knowledge Of
this almost universal malady as.well as
hisgreat success and skill in is treatment.
We advise our readers 10 give 1t q careful
petusal. The Doctor d leimGntnay tstab.
lisNed in Wheeling and may be relied ON
Tor professional integrity and skill.
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Jom Ronna 10 no1, Ieefyiag large
quantities Of Winter DresS Goods, shawlsl
llnsling, Calicoes, Blankets, Cloths. CAS- !.
Sinerel, GWateEproof, AL callers g y9e9
siks, Caipdts, on ClolhSs Notions Heess
iery, Ttimmiags, &C., &c, al q which
viii To retailed at Wholesale prices ioF
cash. Please call soon II you wish to
awe money. -ysN 10
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FLY-WaEEI BuRsrED. =. Yesterday
morning the ay-wheel Of the Benwood
Mill bursted, throwing fragments in every
direction. Tho wheel was wooden, with
an iron centre, aud weighed several tons.
No one Was II iured.
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RLZE LIST

The title to no aSeyeFeal estate sgunan,eed
4 ho liberal terms Of this eehemo brings It
within the reach Of all tho great ct opportunity
ever offered for tho poor man TO rise to wealth
II /: PRICE OF TICKETS
Single Tickets. s9.5O; Eleven Tickets, $es 90;
Fiity-siI Tickets. $l2s0o; One Hundred and
Fifteen Tickets, $2s0 90.
The drawing will DO made under the superin.
tendenee Of committee appointed By the hlRh.
est officials In the state duly sworn 70 the faith.
ful Performance Of tho dnties assigned them,
The highest officials both Of City, County and
State have not only endorsed Mr.. Abeles, bat
also bio scheme.
The demandf1r tickets is unparalleled, and oil
dosiring TO participate in ths Ing sho1ld al
once form their cubs and send In their ORDERS
AGENTS. WANTED In ali States, Cities and
Tovna IN tho Q, b. aud Canadas.
~ Money should DO sent by Registered Let
ter, P. o. Order or Express, with the ull address
OF the purchaser In plain writing
For further information and particulars send
for circulars to the Manager and Proprietor, and
address -
SIMON ABELES,
.ocl4eod ~ "a 1IAynHWonrH, KAssAs
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SHOE SHOP RoBBED.-on Tuesday
night the shoe shop Of Joseph Keats, near
the end of the suspension bridge on the
leland, was robbed Of three pairs Of boots
aud pair Of shoes, the whole valued at
S80. ~ I (. J u b n y ! =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-16

CosTrsuEp.-Frederick otte yesterday
gave audience to squire Schultz, to show
cause why be (ote) created tumult with
his tongue. Thereby hangelh several
tales, and the case was continued to Al
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. 40 :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-16

Books AT Aucr1oN.--Attention is call.
ed to the very large and choice collection
OF books, Fine Family Bibles, &C., now
on exhibition and to be closed out at auc-
,ion every evening this week at Wick.
hams Auction Rooms. Such acollection
has never before, been offered in this mar.
ket. ~. w =, - - - -. Y I