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On the death Of one Of England's
most eminent physicians, all his el-
iects we're sold by auction, and among
other things. was q sealed packet,
marked advice TO Physicians,Y' which
brought a great price. Tho purchaser
on opening the packet, read as fol-
lows Keep tho head cool, the bowels
oesen and the feet warm" Ifphysic Is
y necessary.- use Parsons ruixativo
t1lls they are the most scieno1ll 1llcally
prepave4 pill that has appeared In The
lAst hurdged years,
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ERRORS OE YOUTH.

a GfNTLEMAN who suffered Tor years from
"a Nervous Debility prcmcturc Doicy, aud all
the effects Of youthful indscrctlon VIII, inr the
sake of suffering humanity, send frec to -ll who
need u, the recipe nhd direction for making the
slmple remedy by which he was cured suffer
ers wishing 20 profit by the advertisers expert
ence eau do so by addressing In perfect conH
dence. tDec 2j 'i3 dtn.
JOHN n. OGDEN, ~ Cedar ST., Nbw YORK
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The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to
the sheriff OF snyder Couuiy,


Whereas. Jacob q. Smith
did, On the Eighth day oi November. 4. u lSss,
prefer hrs petition Ia the Hon, J. a L.. Shindcl
ono of the Associate Judges of oar Conr, of Co,n.
mon Pleas Tor the county aforesaid, prAyhR for
the causes therein set forth that ha might Dc AL
soluisly divorced from the bands OF mAtr,nlouy
entered into wita you Lixz'e NJ. Smith. We
therefore command yoo, as before yop ~cre cc.n.
manded the said i.issio NJ. Suiih. that s-ttins
aside all manner of business and excuses What.
sceror, yon ba and arpear 10 your proper pcrs ~
before our ludg,s,G 81 Middleburg, Al . Coar ol
uammon Pleis. 10 To htla on tkc .2i dsy o. Feb.
fnary nost 70 answer tho pciition ~ iihel ~ the
said Jacob q. Sn,ith, aad chow esuas, if an, you
have. why the said jacob ~. Ssath. yonr hue
baad, should net be divorced frnu tho tspds of
nstrimcn. Asreesbly a. the Act of tie ffrnrf d
Assembly, In saeii case made ana pr,siasd, Aud
hereof fail not
wuness ne Hon. q. Ruch,r. prs-ia-us yaAs,
Jaw g.ss.:s s,'s sSasss Sn & s'ssSsS ~: ssx.s =
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having hecn'rermaneu,ly'cur
oil uf that dread disease, Consumption, by sim.
pic remedy. Is cnx sns 10 make known to hls tel
low sugerers teo means Of cure. To oil who do
sire II, lie will seni a copy OF tho prescription
sued, tree Of chnrgel, with the dl octiOns for
preparing aud using the same, Witch they will
ind = suRr cuHE for Consumption, Asthma.
nronchitis, Sb. Parties wishing tho prescrip
tion will please address (Doc 20 ~ Gu
Rev r A. WILSON,
Ipi Penn ST., william.burEh, Now York
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Prof Kuser's Sciop,icon Exhibition
will he held in the L. BChurch. this bor-
ough, on Thursday evening, Goth inst,
and ut several other diilcrcnt places in
the county during this week. All
should attend as they will be prof;ed
thereby.
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JURY LISF---PEB. TERN, 1874.
Grand IrOrs.

Grand Jurors.
Beaver, Samuel Lupfer, Daniel VI Shook;
West Beaver. John q Coss, John G Oldi
Andrew J Orwig, Joseph Peter; Centre,
James W. Specht !; Chapman, Daniel Ra-
her, John b Thompson franklin, John S
Hassinger. Chas. II Steininger; jackson.
John S Beaver: Middleburg, Newton s.
Bachman Middlecreek, Henry Schoch |;
Monroe. George Ganglcr, Elias Sirouse
Penns, Lewis L Pswling Perry, John
Lease. Henry NJ Nipple, Samuel Shaded ;
Selins Grove, Jacob Garman Union, Hi
ram O'Neil Washington, Samuel q Hill
bish, Peter z Mertz.
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Patti Jurors.

GefH Jurors.
Beaver, Robert Drcese, Harrison Swartz
Isaac wetzel Beaver West John d.
Goss, Isaac Rearick, Samuel weiand
Centre. Uriah Barger, David 8 Reichly,
Samuel + Sheary, Aaron G Walter Chap
man, John Nichols (; Franklin, Henry
Denfer, RobeEi Eisenhower, Jacob c Wal
ter, Thomas Bower F.; Jackson. John NJ
Dauberman. Gustavus A Erlenmyer. John
Klingler; Mddleburg, Calvin Stettler,
Middlecreek. Vernon Erdly, Martin Kin
nsy, Elias Keck, Jocob A Smith, Harvey
Sbolly Monroe, james Hess, Henry Pon-
thus, wm. Ritter, J. Peter Trexler, Geo.
Zimmerman ; Penns, Philip Dreese, Sc
phares 6emberling, Wm. iIaines Joseph
h Hendricks, Franklin Kre,der. Charles
Look, James Miller, Charles Miller, wm.
II Snyder, VIM. wagenseller, Wm. Il
Woodling, David Wilmer Perry, Wm,
Arbogast, John II Fisher, Henry Sweigeri;
Selins Grove, Lands +. Foyr. Joseph A.
Lunlbari Union. jacob Burns WASH
ina,on. Geo. Holizopple.
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sUBsCRIPTIONs-ls74.

HARPER'S RAZAR, anc year, e&Oo
~ 90 includes prepayment OF U. y. postage by
the publishers.
Subscriptions TO Hsrpers' Magazine, Weekly
and Bazar, 10 one address for ono year, tl0 %;
or, two OF harpers Periodicals to one address
for one year, VI 0oi postage pay able by the sub.
scriber at the ONCE where received.
An extra Copp OF either the Magazine, Week.
ly or Bazar. will bs supplied gratis for every
Club Of Five Subscribers At ~ 90 each IN one re-
mittsnce, or. Six Oopics for ti0 90. without ex-
ira copy, postage payable BY the Subscribers ut
the eiices where received.
back Nambsrs can be supplied at any Tins,
The siv volumes Of Hetpsrs Basar, for the
years 1893 20. 10. III, ~. ia, elegantly hound
IN green morocco cloth, with be sent BY express
freiaht prepaid, for u 90 each.
The postage on Harpsrs Bsxsr, 10 % cents q
ysas.wbish must b. pald ~ ths sabserioer's posi-
xiSsss ISiss HAHPER : pnorHxRs. Hsv yess.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ClLgYr9 N7 prnrNgiTlOr

UHhflLN W WTVlEUsNlIU1,
NOTICE is hereby given that aPutitio1 and
Nv riiclcs ~ 81. Pauls Evangelical church. si
Jeuirevillc, tor Charter ~ Incorporation was
presented 10 the conrt NJ Common Pleas of Sny-
der county. at pec. 4. ls73, and " No sn,fclont
cause b. shown to the contrary ch,rtor will he al
lowed at Feb. Term neat Of said Court per curt.
ON. !. GROUSE, proth'y.
IAN ~ "a a.
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Harper's Bazar-

Notices oj me ffess.
Tho Bazar Il edited with q contribution oftaci
ann talant that wo seldom hnd In any journal
and the Journal itself Is the organ OF the great
world OF fashion .--lioston Traveier.
The Bazar commends itself to every member
Of the household-to tho children by droll and
pretty pictures, to the young ladies BY Its fash
lon plates In endless variety. to the provideni
matron by Its patterns for the children's clothes
20 Pater iamilies by Its tasteful desines for en-
broiJsrsd slippers and luxurious dressing gowns,
nut the reading matter ofths Barar Is uniformly
Of great excellence. Tho paper has acquired .
wide popularity for the hresido enjoyment II
affords.-New York Evening Post.
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ID ED,

On the 18Th inst by Rev. W. A. Haas. IL. !.
Heiser, Of Port rreverton, aud Miss Francis y.
Bescheil. NJ Meissrvitie.
On the same day, b. the same. A. u, wood.
ling, of Monroe township, and uics Het,y
Kretter, OF Penn twp.
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DR.. j. Walkers California Vim.
Cear Bittcrs are n purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from The ma
tive herbs found on the lowcr ranges oi
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of CulifDr.
lia. the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thcrcirom without the use
IT Alcohol, Tho question is almost
.llily asked. "What Is the cause of the
Unparalleled success of VINEGAR Brr-
rrnsT Our answer IL, that they remove
.hc cause Of disease, and the patient re-
overs his health. They arc the sicat
blood purifier aId u life. II, ing principle.
: perfect RcnOyItor and lnyigora;ur
of the system. Never before in the
history uf the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR RiTTRus in healing the
sick Of every disease man j. heir to. They
ARE gentle purgatiye. n, we'll as n Tonic
relieving Congestion or Inflammation ct
the Liver and Nisccral Organs IN Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of Or. wALRuas
NiNLGAR BirIEHS are Apcricut. Diaphorciic,
tatminntivc, Nutritious Laxative niurctic,
Scdauvc. Counter lrriinnt Sud0rsc, Aitels.
tive, aud Nn'' Rii.ous.
II. ". MCDONALD - co.,
Druggists end Cen. Agts san Francisco California
hnh cor, uI Washington ard Charlton Sta, v Y.
toiu ny all DruSp iEtS and Dealers,
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sale Registry.

we have printed Bills for the following ss les.
we viii enter all the sales. tor which we pri mt
Bills YRxx up 10 the tims Of sale:
Feb. 10. David Reed, In Penn township. vaiu
able Farm stock.
SATURDAY. Feb. n, Jouathan W. Row, In Penn
township. Personal Property.
Tuesday, Feb. II, Jacob Humei and John NOV.
er. Adm's, In Monroe township Personal
Property
Township. Personal Property.
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chronological Journal,
A Fixt-Olass Illustrated Magazine,
Devoted 10 Science, Literature and
General Intelligence.

Phreonolgy hon. s'iS Ss iss location it PISs and
Nature Of all the Organs, with directions for
cultiyating. developing, Improving and re.
training them .,,.,,
pnySl0gn0my How to Read Them" al at
a glance, in the Human Face, on Scientific
ELnn0l0gy Man origin, Manners, 65us'
toms and Modes OF Iile IN different Tribes and
Nations, with different romperaments and Pic
PhysiOlagV lss sy; ;ss ,SaI.,on Ss m pSaS. T,.S
ing and Discipline of children and the Righ,
Management o. Lanaties. tho Insane, Prison
Biographies s'sS Men Of and II WOMEN ;a: ,s' si ,ss
World
SaIc Cu articles on
O0ll-OultuICself- Improvement I, Memory
Choice ol Pursuits Our National Resources Sc.
Ito n 1lvr Much ueeiui Information on tho
llldilyi leading topics OF the ts,--po-
litical. not partisan-R Religious, not sectarian--
Educational, Reformatorg, Agricultural, Con.
nisreiaI, etc.-wiil DO given, rnd no snosts spsr.
cd TO mako THE EPHRENOlO0ltfALf for iSTs,
the most Interesting ever published.
Tasns,-Monthly kSa year In sdvAnes
Cluln oftsn or more. ~ each single numhsrs
ies mcsctlssrsi Prsmissare uivss. Aadrss..
n n. VILLA. pm 1thnf- - NRnAdwAR. n y.
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yEr z rTvTTT- " n.snl Women - work st
w IA. & IItyaa.nt, :.''. SO Ver week +,
no capital required. br.. chance ry,r o'.crs j.
Tor rastirriJfs scu1 stamp o. 4. IICHAh,
Peter Lane. !al4-.-!psit, pa
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MARRIED.
On The esth slt., by Y. II. wagner Esq. A..
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a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, ana
Instruction."
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AGENTS WANTED

profitable AMI respect hlo business Tor men
or women Who have ~ can make lciSute tiulo
ant wish TO cougOIt 10 Into money Esr oircu-
lars addrgss SrhR LAMlNA WARE, - BoeE'
man 81, =.
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STAR LaMNA WARE

Tublc SHleds. Plate water pitcher. Tea and
,oiIec Pot StLGis 80. send one dUllHr and re-
,eiyc prepaid u sample ui this elegant and use.
iui rlatcl ratlc Furniture, round Oroval Every
Family needs ant viii buy these gpcds agents
are making money s.orc WautCu-lahles ami
gentlemen STAR LAMiNA WARE, ~ B0es.
man st, ~ \.
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~ ,rurr 3 rtht SrNNr-!we wi'i.s.rd lHe
x ArnuWN &c prper size of \ LtGtHl i"i
MONTH. nud as premium any nrc ~ NE 'pl""'
ing ur,irlcs huc thtomn q hnc Ih"l"H.alh
IN /. Ens.ta p.u, nrp set sleeve Baton. ! huo
Color Hutton send at uucC u Illt Az h'Ha
II EII~iIINI 60. Springfield, Mass.
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Ccnucct'ng at l.ewistown Junction with the
Trains "n Main line penn'a H. A. ardat sun.
bury with tfaIus ~ northern Central piUs Z
rie ani ianvilir, iiotitton y. .WnkosJarrc
Railroads.
-. Trains will stopnt S,aticns marked ~
only when signal Il given.
r SMITH, sup't.
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FORECLOSURE u R E
oT me
Mortgage ofthe 'sruhury and Lewistown
Railroad Company,

| is HtHtbf 0lNtN, mat, Iui
suant to n fnsl'decree of the supreme Court at
Nisi Prius. for the Eastern pistrirt Of Pennsyl'
yanla made the 18th day of December, lAi3. IN
the above entitled cause, there will he ocXpnscl to
public sale at the Merchants ENchdnge, In the
| city Of Philadelphia, Mt IL O'Clock n n, on
| ruESD Az. May g. lsTl, the whole line Of the
railroad OF the -unbury and Lewisto.n Rail-
| road Company, beginningat the cast slde OF tie
Suspuchanna river, In NOrtuhmberlnni county,
| opposl tie the borough Of Selinsgrove, In snyder
county in the state Of pennsylyania and pass
| ing hy way OF Selinsgrcve and Besver furnace,
In Snyder county, TO Lewistown, Mlnin county
a distance ofi2 miles, more or less, with It's
appurtenances, and all the lands, property,
estate. railway tles. rails, representatives. side
trccks bridges, viaducts. walls culyerts, fences,
right Of WY machine shops, dspo,s, grounds
stations. houses, and other buildings tenements,
| improvements and structures sf every kind and
nature whats ever. now connected with,
owned. acquired, held or erected and used by
the said Sunbury and Lewistown Ra road
Company for the purpose Of operating and
aintaining teeir said railroad, or the aecoms
mediation OF tho business thereof, together with
all tho cross roads, switches. streets, passages;
easements, waters, water courses ana grants and
all the rights and franchises thereunto belong-
ing; also, all the machinery, rolling stock, tools
and implements, and materials connected with
the proper equipment OF said railroad company
and also all the rights liberties, prvil ges, and
francniess the said railroad company and all
the estate. right, title interest, property claim,
and demands OF any matter and kind whatsoeN"r
Of the said Sunbury and Lewistown Railroad
Company, In law or equity. In and TO the same,
and every part and psrce. thereof and all benent
and equity OF redemption therein OF the said
sug bury and Lewistown Railroad Company.
TERMS OF sAlE,-Twenty thousand dollars
cush upon signing the bid, and the residue upon
confirmation Of the sale and acknowledgment OF
the deed Provided, however, that the payment
OF the residue may he made In such bonds Of the
said sanbury and Lewistown Rail company
as are entitled to receive the funds arising from
the sale upon Its distribution.
JAMES POLLOCK,
EDWARD p MITCHELL
Trustees.
JAMES A. FREEMAN,
Auctioneer.
DAVID ". SELLERS,
+, CARROLL BREwsrER,
Counsel for Trustees.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL:

T :. Arthur last and greatest wors. CAST
NrT:i'7 g. settling lv 'h'usrrNs uptwiih.i'n'-
lrr times n 20 tnt,nsly interesting ana is l'w
IN price thus LaSinp many, hdN NthiNH's over
iiyber r,lrsi ant heavy tnuEs life of tao
hutAu. presence 'o every subscriber. A. accent
Who had never .pld "a lsIuh before "'r"d -lnJ
l"sf WeTS. blscrunis ~ sui u" tune '"'
cellar. irco. &. NJ. S1O1DAhI \ 90 Pdb.,
H .suuFofuis.t.. Lila
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
Philadelphia & Eric II, X. Division.

WINTER TIME TABLE.
On and After SUNDAY DEC. Cd. 1879
the trains on the Philadelphia n Erie Enil
Road Division will run ms follows:
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TWENTY

MhuleDlJg, Ia.
lie Ia also agent for WEEDS Sowing Ma,
chine Oh, six, l.inen and Spool Cotton.
Feb. ~, 1878, Il.
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Afler Sunday. juno Goth 1873 the
Passenger Trains OF the pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive a; Philadel.
phia New York riueburg end Eric a.
follows.
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90 8 90 a z E a Z

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,f,T, vst our stl,uiii CONB.NhTIuN
Tlp.piClIS. 20 r.puu.u'- Sample Pages
,'rl, ct ,iudiur W. Intensely iuis-'ttir SUI Use!
fni i.,,a-, tnat Soil iu every luiN. ,B W'.f
80, tri.lIv Cartat Agents .Nn.t'd -
..,'t, , J., -irafeft Ugairtss ou these N'-f-
sad a. % rr,ttsr'u., g. 'r'N on'h' crd,i'
. hpnH ,ortii,r, end ,cw.ucuce q "uce. ~ ~.
'.,..t.S ,tr,-t,r- tr1 Lii.rl 7 Iius, adLtr'i
r1liS r. poTIiRS $685., ruls Pn,lad'a, P'.
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OtNt'iNE wALTuAM WATCHES Si.St
VI & ~ u. The bcst ani ch, area' IN TIC Noilu
nrd the most accurate. lllustrntec li!.e, ~,
and loves, rates sent frce. Address ft II'bN
S 60. s. Bond IT New York.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-03
PUBLIC SPEAKING at the Bar of the WE'LL

PUBLIC SPEAKING at the Bar of the we'll
known Panaca Saloon, without inter-
mission, until after election. Eternal
vigilance is the price Of liberty, I'D cap
tan-dum. The price of drinks and
cigars ale only one price, one bit
BROAD Horns. Short Horns, Long
Horns, or the Cornucopia, by--"stand-
ing in" at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street.
Zone price, one Bit oc27-1w
HIGHEsT cash price paid for new and
secondhand furniture of all kinds. j.
r. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below the
Postoffice. ocl3.tf
Cheap. .--Port Wine Sandman q
Co.'S (Oporto), DUFF Gordon sherry,
Cabinet Bourbon Whisky and Vieux
Cognac, at Ashim Bros. oc20
Four Years Old. ---J0ha n nisbcrger
Cabinet Malaga, Madeira and Ca
tnxvba, California Wines OF the vim
tage Of 20. to be found at Ashtn
Bros. oc20
FoUND-On the Bullionville road, q
fur tippet, which the owner can have by
applying at the RECORD Office and pay.
ing for this advertisement. nol-2t
H1euEsr cash price paid for new and
secondhand furniture of all kinds. j.
r. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below the
Postoffice. ocl3-tf
For SALE.-A large quantity of human
hair and also n house and lot. See ad.
vertisement. "l0d.
Go TO F. W. Clute for your groceries
and hardware. 1t is the cheapest place
in Phoebe. If.
| 6 bottles Ground Pepper for 81 a,
| ASH m Bros.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-03
SUPREME COURT.

A correspondent of the Eureka Senti-
mel goes for Judge Belknaps scalp as
fercely as an Apache. We do not ad-
mire the style of the communication, for
it seems to reveal considerable amount
OF personal feeling, which, in such mat
tiers, we think should not be allowed to
exercise the slightest influence. With
the conclusion reached by the Sentinel's
correspondent, we fully agree, viz, that
Judge Belknap should not be supported
for the position of Justice Of the Supreme
Court, for the simple but very sufficient
reason, that he is not qualified. He is
an honest, amiable gentleman OF good
natural abilities and fair education, but
whose legal attainments and experience
areo of so limited character, that rem
ders his candidacy for the Office he seeks
most presumptious and out of place. We
do not desire to speak harshly, especially
as Judge Belknap is an old-time Austir
friend; also Governor Bradley; but oul
duty to the community will not permi
US by silence to acquiesce in a more
glazing piece Of nepotism than evel
Grant was guilty Of. The latter would
do q good deal for a son or brother-in.
law, but he has not appointed one to the
Supreme bench of the United States
This thing of foisting an incompetent
man upon the people to decide questions
of life and death. also to determine
causes involving the prosperity of every
citizen and Of the State, merely because
he is the Governors son-in-law, is out
rageous, and should to-day meet stern
but most deserved rebuke, not only by
defeating the Governors nominee. bu
the Governor himself and the tickle
which was concocted under his dicta
ton. Let the people of Nevada set thei
foot at once upon nepotism and quol
dam representatives of secession.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-03

Go TO ALExANDER's, Main street, op-
posite Lacour, for your drugs. my2h
Gray Knitted Undershirta, so cts. I;
Collars. boxes for rs cents at Ashim
Bros.
papers venard's Saleratus for 25
cents At Ashim Bros.
Chinehilla Suits for see. 5O-yyorth
935-at Ashim Bros,
Genuine Imported Lin burger Cheese
at Ashim Bros.
2 boxes Royal Baking Powder for 2
hits At Ashim Bros.
Ashim Bros. selling out.
Ashim Bros. selling out
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-03
FOR SHARON.

Yes, for Sharon; and we can give some
sound and ineligible reasons for sup
porting Sharon. We support Sharon be-
cause il is through him and him alone,
that the later developments were made |
in the Comstoek ledge, which has
brought such prosperity and plenty to
the cities and towns which are dependent
on the great ledge. We support Sharon
because he has a greater stake in the
vell-being Of the mines of Nevada than
any other of her citizens. We support
Sharon because he thoroughly under
stands the condition of the great branch
of industry on which the prosperity OF
the State depends. We support Sharon
because he will expose and defend the
State from the infamous schemes by
which an adventurer endeayors to infiict
incalculable mischief simply for his own
selfish purposes. We further support
Sharon, because We believe that at the
present iuncture, when the financial
question is daily assuming more and
more importance, that his counsel and
experience will supply valuable aid tC
the councils of the nation. We alst
support Sharon because the tendency @
the Democratic party as evinced by 1t
platform in Ohio, appears to tend towar
Reputation. The presence Of Mr. Sharon
with Mr.. Jones, will place Nevada pro-
erly on the record in favor of keepir
perfect faith with the public creditor, al
aspeedy resumption of specie payment
We support Sharon because he is at IL
head of the principal enterprises now
operation, for the purpose of developin
the mineral resources of Nevada
which are her only hope. We supper
Sharon for the reason that he is not ONLY
at the head of the principal mining enter
prises OF the State, but also of Phoebe
He and his friends now control the oper
atoms of the two principal companies @
this vicinity. and on them must Pioch
rely for furnishing the larger amount {
capital necessary to carry on the explo
alton of the mines below the water leve
These operations as We know. involve
vast expenditure before anything can b
known Of the appearance and value c
the great Phoebe ledge below the waite
line. We support Sharon, because he
in accord with the administration and
majority Of the National Legislator,
and SO will be more useful represents
tive for Nevada than any Of his oppt
nents. We support Sharon, because fc
months he has been the target of MOI
undeserved calumny and vilification tina
any candidate for political office tha
ever offered himself to the suffrages c
the people of Nevada. We also supper
Sharon because we prefer good SCUM
Union man as the representative of Ne
vada, to a man who sympathised will
the rebellion, and who, if the attempt q
secession had been successful, woul
probably not now have been residen
Of Nevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-03

A GOOD reason why citizens OF Irish
birth should vote against the Democratic
legislative nominees, is because Williams
is the nominee Of the party for the
United States Senate, and he said in a
public court of justice that the Irish
voters Of Virginia City could be bought
for from fifty cents to $3.50 each. Will
You support men for the Legislature
who in their turn will vote for the man
who uttered this calumny?