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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11
TRUsTEgs SALE,

Il
By virtue al deed Of trust made and executed
BY John I, Courtney aud Elizabeth Courtney hIi
wife u tho undersigned trustee, bearing dale the 2lA
day Of OClOF A. D. 1874 and recorded In the Clerk
office Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wes
Virginia, 10 DOal u Trust BOOk No. pages No
~ and iiy, ! will sill III Public Auction at Tho
front dor Of tho Court llOuSc VI tho said OhIC
county, In the city Of Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of March, 1915,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock a. ~ Of said day, the fol-
lowing drsCribU real estate, that Is 70 say plett
VI parcel VI gnnnl situated on Woods Hun, In OliC
county, West Vlninia, about three-qllATtGrs VI 1
mile from BnRRsyilIp, and bounded as follows Cum.
munCing Of a stake COTner to Isaac y, Kelly and
the smith farm, aud running thence NORTH ~ "
(IG ilOl iOTty-slx and llOpUlOa 10 lu!ke on WOOl'
hun, thence down said run D. Sb1t' W, (H 9'l0Ol
thTty.iOur and V.lOO poles 70 stake; thence B. Sl'
h. III 4i.IOOI lrty.aOven aud All00 poles to stake
thenCe n. 27IiS l., ~ 2B-lOOl twelve and 2s.lOC
poles To stake; thence 6lLS'E /, ~ lilo twenty
ono and lilo poles thence n, B4lo 10 S-i0O) nine
teen aud S.lOj POLES TO tho place VI eBinnlng, con-
tanning eleven aCTGs, two rOhlS anu eighteen per
rlUs, with lll improvements aud aplnrlenahces
lhprCuntO belonging being OIL the same property
which was conveyed 10 tho Aald John 1; courtney
by deed Of William J.. lIuhnnl, SpCcil COmmls.
sOneF, bearing even date Win the above mentioned
decd Of trust anil rucUTC'l IN Decd Hook No. W,
pGgO No. Aiv.
TgRuS OP SALR-O ne-thiTd Of tic purchase mon
ey In 4lah on tho IlaY VI SALE and the residue 10 two
GIual payments ut six and twelve months with In
forest from day Of EllG and deud 81 trust u b
given By the purchaser u secure tho deferred ay-
InUnls, SeIlInR ~ Trustee will convey the llllt
which Is vested In me by tho said dVNl u trust
iGS J. u. Gll.LESPi, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11
FoR SALE.
DOR SALE

FoR SALE
The City ni PaFkeNbuE offers for ale NEW
MACHINE SHOP, BOILER and BLACKSMITH
SHOP, with their cnnlenls as they hland.
The Machine shop Is two and hall story brick
metal rO1i, IS by IS ieet on heavy stone iounda'
ton; walls 81 Il and II inches thick. Columns oil
the tint story stand on Indtpendcnt stone tOunda'
The Roller and blacksmith Shop Is one story
brick, metal rO1i On stone foundation, 70 by 6 ieet
The Machinery aud Tools eOuSlst In part Of Que
Engine and hIllSE complete; 100 teet ShAttthg,
Hanger and pullsyS; dve lAtheA With tools eoul'
plrte. one large PianGF one Drill Pres; Vices
steam Hammer, HpG Cutter, Boiler and Sheet Iron
Shear, lathe ChuckS, MandTelL Tools, shear, &c,
HlaCksmllh's Fan and Tools complete
The above buildings Wern substantially built ~
axpcFienCel MECHANICS, about llpfteen months
since, especially for Machine and Boiler shOns, al
cost Of SH 100, and are the btat situated anu ar.
ranged Of any similar bulldingN In the state, aud
now In operation. 49,. ~
The LIT Ia So by 10 ieci, on kanaWha street, u
so. H. II side track, and the kanaWha river IN
front, a " feet alley on the hde, and two squarIA
from the steamboat landing on the Ohio river,
This property $50 lAyqTably htuated that II has
unsurpassed advantages for transportation ny nall
or water at all heaSOuS and oftES rare Inducements
to those looking for an Investment Of this kind
c. II sHATTUCK,
nlrQ-eOl Mayor paTkenhuH, WGat Va
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BALTIMORE, March IO.-FIouf Fairly
active and unchanged. whcnt-In good
demand and firm. Corn Weaker western
mixed sOl{c. Onls- Dull and unchanged.
Rye hull nj a. mai ". Hay -Dull and
Unchanged Pork Firm and moro active
nj &iO WhlO IN. Hulk MCnlA Shoulders
7HO; ClCat rib lOHr. llncon Shoulders
sIio; CICNt tIb iiilaii1io INrd-l3Ha
ilIr. Enthusiastically, fairly nctivC and
unchanged. Petroleum -Nomlnally 7NA
7l5o Cofiee Quiet and unchanged.
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EAST LIBERTY, March lO,-CATTLE-Re.
CeiptS for the past two days ., $40 head; sup
ply fair and market fairly active at the high
prices sO-calIed By the Eastern buyers, who
are shy. Extra 7a7ksc; best 50 2ia6 15i
medium to good s. T5a6 %; common to fair
81 25a5 80; bulls s. 75a5 OO.
HOGs-Receipts for two days past +,!eO
head. Workers So 75aa7 Is; Philadelphia
IS 25aS 90,
SHREP-ReceipA for two days past 10, 100
head. Best s. 56aG O5; medium 81 75a6 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11

WnEEttSG, March iO..!rhc following
are the arrivals of stock Mt the ChriStnnl
House yards during last week, aud the rul
ing figures paid by purchasers:
CArrLE-ArrivAls during the week, n
head; sold at 81 OOA6 % per cwt.
liOus-Arrivals during the week, 3!
hcad; sold nj s. 7ta7 II per cwt.
CAtHEs--Afrivnls during the week, Il
head; sold at 81 OOng % per head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11
New York Money and stocks.

Nav YORK, March l0,-AoSRY-After
lOaning at per cent, closed at STAT per
cent, Prime mercantile paper ut 5a7 per
cent.
STERLING ExCHASGR-upsettled and
lower at S479a4.sO for 60 days, and Si.sSll
for sight.
GOLD-strOng at ll5all5lt, The gold
squeeze to-day was more successful than on
any previous day. Borrowing rates Z to
Is? per diem, the latter the closing rate.
Loans in exceptional cases were made fiat,
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed 100000.
Clearings $5s,OOO,OOO. Customs receipts
100000.
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ny 1ELE0RApM
NV YorL Dry tiootls.

Sgw YoRK, March 10. There wn' an
improved johhing movement, but the pnCk.
ngc trade liz domestic gOOds ruled quiet and
imported fabrics sluggish, Cotton goods
firm At generally unchanged prices: Indian
Orchard brown CotlOnS advanced In hTal
hnnhs rrintO In improved request and
firm. Cotton hosiery active and prices al
yancng. Wooden goods firm. Shawla fair
ly active.
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tears in her eyes, Hiorgivs me for having
been SO harsh to you, and kiss me, and !
will for your sake be good, and alwaysb be
good hereafter"
u hope you may" said Mr.. Beck
An oficer informed Mr., Beck that the
cell would have to be closed, and the In
terView was brought TO a termination,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11

PniLGDEtrHiA, March O.-Clovor Seed
hull at i0i5aiiC. Flour 9upcFnne 81 Il
3 ~; extra $iaI 90 Wisconsin and Mime
sofa seas 10. Wheat Firm; red 81 22aI Is
amber u 2ia20, Rye Doc. Corn Mited
western slc Oats Steady mixed At O6c
Petroleum Easy; refined i41ko crude iOli
Al0Nc In barrels; 7NA7jG0 In bulk. WhHkJ
Held nj q " for western iron bound
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ToiRno, March TO- -Flour-,steady with
n moderate demand. Wheat Demand fair
and mAtkel firm; No. white Michigan At
I'll IL, extra 81 i64; amber do 0ei hellcr
AprIi 81 10, seller May 81 ~ May 81 i2if;
No, i red 81 ~; No, 2, lO7N,. Corn
mil and unchanged. ONh-Dulli Mlchi'
gan S7Xc; whit. tic. Glover Hccd-$O 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11
"An Ounce Of Prevention Worm a Pound Of cure.
THE CHlLDREN'S HOME,
or THE CRY OF WHEELING,

TIM only t'nWtiaFlAn llrioTmNiory In Tho State
Oi Wtai Virginia, controlled by nlHrtdrSAn lady
MAnagefa representing all denominations, support.
al hy voluntary contributions
T6N Homo L 0pch II visitors mn Thursday NJ
ZACH week from 2 IN o'clock r A., anil 10 thu N.
latlOna NJ inmates On thu third saturday NJ Cnch
month, Al thu aAWO hnnS.
Contributions In Money Provisions NJ Clothing
will In thankfully received Al any time, either al
ihA Home, Inn oficNOf Ild, Davenport 4 tAtks, NJ
Tho my UoUia IIoup Of SImron 4 IloEU.
a-M4Th
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, March lO-Wheat-Quiet
and prices unchanged, Corn-In light
supply; cur at 76a77c; Shelled At 7lR7Sc, free
in elevator. Petroleum-Quiet and steady;
crude 81 S0al SAX ut ParkePs; refined at
1879 Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11

pD-Thr aloVs prices Rre inyariablc Remit ut
our risk, In Drafts w PlatOiice Money Orders, and
where neither Of ihue an h. procured, srnd the
money In Registered Letter.
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TRANSFORMATION.
lA1TIMoRE { ONO RAILROAD co

Nos II and ID run Daily, No, - aud No 10
Daily, except Sunday.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
/. Argonauta. d.
2 Beaverwyck
COLLEGE AND AMATEUR CREWS.

NEw YORK, August 80 1875.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
The claim you make in to-day's paper of the superb
ority OF college oarsmen over amateurs ! don't think
will stand careful investigation.
The Saratoga regatta, believe, the only instance
where Of college ever defeated an amateur
crew. This very Atalanta Club, in 1872 defeated
the best men Of Harvard and Yale At the Watkins
Glen regatta last year scratch crew. composed OF mem
bers OF different clubs from the Harlem River beat this
years Cornell crew, with one exception, that won
the College race, the amateurs rowing heavy six year
old apstreakod gig carrying coxswan against their
opponents she'll
In the New York Rowing and Athletic clubs race tho
Rowing Club had two of Columbia's best men, yet still
they were badly beaten by very light crew.
AN AMATEUR OARSMAN.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY.

SASDERsvIFLE Ga, August 81, 1875.
The Grand Jury found true bills against Cordy
Harris, Prince Rivers, the South Carolina militia
major general, Joseph Morris, Captain Jerry Walters
and two others.
Judge Johnson required the arraignment in solemn
form, with the full formalities of tho law and tho
prisoners pleaded mot guilty" ExUnted States At
torney General Akcrman appeared for Cordy Harris
and demurred to show the indictment invalid charg
ing no legal offence but overruled.
The trials begin tomorrow.
In the argument Attorney General Akerman said
there law against negro military organizations
even II oath bound
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
PIGEON MATCH.

CONTEST BETWEEN MR.. PERRY BELMONT AND
MR. TRAVIS VAN BUREN AT THE EARRAGAN-
sETT GUN CLUB GRoUNDs-MR. BELMONT
VICTORIOUS.
NEWPORT, r. l., August 81, 1875.
most interesting pigeon match took place at the
grounds Of the Narragansett Gun Club this morning be-
tween Mr. Perry Belmont and Mr. Travis Van Buren, Of
New York.
The match was for 500; 25 birds; distance. so
yards English rules At the eighteenth shot there was
a tie, and then 1t was a doubtful match to speculate
upon, both contestants being excellent shots
MI. Van Buren, however, made another mss and al
lowed his antagonist to obtain the victory by one bird
the score standing IL to 10, out of 25 birds each.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
RIFLEMEN AT ROCHESTER,.

The Seventh division Of the State militia, the head
quarters Of which in Rochester will perhaps very
soon be able to send very creditabe Of riaemen
TO compete with National Guardsmen OF this vicinity
before the butts at Creedmoor The rifle range Of the
DIVISION viii be opened tomorrow with appropriate
ceremonies. Major General Brinker the commandant
OF the seventh DIVISION and he with General Briggs,
Colonel Cook and other oicers-members Of a commit
Tee Of arrangemcntshave worked hard nrocnra aud
prepare the 'rangaO
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
CHARTER OAK PARK.

FIRST DAY OF THE SECOND ANNUAL SUMMER
MEErING-sr. JULIEN AND HOPEFUL THE
WINNERS
HARTFORD, Conn, August 81, 1875.
This was the opening day Of the second annual
meeting of the Connecticut Stock Breeders Asso-
ciaton and the last grand reunion of the circuit
menced at Cleveland about five weeks ago, with an
army Of rotters that have since been marching to the
eastward The liberal purses offered by the manage
ment met with liberal responses An entrance Of 145
horses, embracing the cream Of the land, and the
magnidcence Of the weather. give promise of excep-
tonally brilliant sport Charter Oak Park is but two
miles from Hartford the line Of the railroad and
lovely spot There was large attendance.
SUMMARY.
CHARTER OAK PARK, HARTFORD, Conn, August 81,
1S76-FRsT DAY SECOND ANNUAL SUMNER
MEETING CONNECTICUT Stock BREEDERS Asso-
cIATIoH.-FRsT RAcE-TRoTTISG.-Purs Of So 0o0 for
horses that beat 2:3S mile beats best three in
five, in harness. 81 500 the FIRST $3.50 the second
$3.50 to the third and $500 to the fourth horse en-
trance ten per cent of purse and five per only
declared out closed with twentyour subscribers of
which fifteen declared out Judges-F. w. Rus
sell, Alexander HARRISON and John r Hill
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM.

PouGHKEEPs1E, August 81 1876
II has been announced authority that on scptcnn
Der 13 the American rife will shoot at the Hudson
River Range near this city, The arrangements are
being perfected as rapidly as possible
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
SYRACUSE DRIVING PARK MEETING.
sYRAcusE. Anrust 81. 1S75.

'7II777VV'HJ 0Il
The entries for the fall meeting Of the Syracuse DrV-
ing Park on the 9TH, sth, 9th and 10th Of September
have closed All the purses are filled, with seventy-lye
nominations
The prospects are nne for a snocessfu meeting
The New York herald., 1875-09-01


This famed mare has been withdrawn from the 'free
for alp purse Of Friday, but fortunately arrangements
have been made which will give the visitors Of that day
chance OF seeing her the track purse of 81 900
has been hung by the management and will be given
her owner for the attempt TO beat her record of 214
with the help of running company An exhibition Of
this character will prove very attractive but little
singular that Doble with the Maid declines another tussle
with the clipper Lula
THE POOLS FOR To-DAY's RACES
The pools here tonight averaged
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
TRoTTING AT DEERFooT PARK.

There good attendance at Deerfoot Park yester-
day for the two events announced The trotting was
good and fast to wagon. The following is tho
SUMMARY
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

SAME DAY-SBcoYD RAcE-TROTTTNG. OF 81 600,
for horses that beat 220 mile heats best three in
five in harness. 900 to the first 81 900 to the second
5000 the third and $400 to the fourth horse; same
conditions of entrance closed with ten subscribers of
which six declared out
Dan Mace's gr. g. Hopeful ..........1 1
W. II. Dobe's br. IN. Lady Maude ....2 8
c. S. Green's b. m. Lucille Golddust.. 3 3 2
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

In the election Of officers for this company there ap
pears TO have some contest from an endorsement
on the muster roll showing two tickets, thus:-G W.
Usher, Captain; William Grier, 0ppostoner j. D.
Usher, 1th Lieutenant; Irwin shepperd Opposition
William Brantley, 9th Lieutenant; Thomas Gilbert, OPP
position Eason Anderson. 9th Lieutenant; Joseph
Hail. oppostoner Eafrom sailum, 1th Sergeant;
Dick Atkins, oppostoner G. W. Anderson 9th Ser.
geant Dick culins, oppositioner Isaac Atkins, 9Th
Sergeant; Mike Samuel oppostioner But from
another of the companys papers, neither the regular
nor "oppostoner" tickets prevailed entirely, there
being this memorandum w. Usher, Captain; Irwin
Sheppard 1th Lieutenant; Robert Solomon, 9th Lieu
tenant; G. H Washington ordy Sergeant, carried for
officers. B. B. Lamar to get the drums" The same
scrap shows other officers elected and business trans
acted, thus:-'Danic Usher, Secretary; Patar James,
Chairman; Marcaies Bailey, Clerk. Order PROPOSAL
for order for uniforms carried Badges sixty badges
by g. W. Usher. Muricus Baden, Treasurer; Eason
Anderson Key Holder" Next there is another
roll being that Of the company whose captain received lived
the wites" kill the whitesl II is the roll Of
JERRY WATERS COMPANY
Jerry Yates [Waltersl Captine.
Jacob Moorman first Lite.
Richard Hightower secand Lite.
Neal Huston first sugant.
Scott Brinsen secend Sugant
Joseph Browen hfth sqgant
Ned Masen first Corpul.
siddeny Moorman second Corpul.
Hsssc hsse Wight WIZ snfea feartS qSSrec0I eorpul
AeSsT Aeay %asi sS Ns4% EG$Gad EGSs5a R
Daniel Perry, Webb Wright, George Outlaw,
X6Tsm Wright, Sam Ariin, Andrew Webb,
George Monday, croford Walters, Felix Archebur
Gordon Harris John Hightower, Gordon Smith,
Ebert Webb. Daniel Samson, Juias Arciebur,
20 , Webb Rober SbeIt rqrPn Nrtd Martin sa6 Hicks
Richard smith, Ezra Green Ben Wright,
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

DEERFooT DRIVING PARK, l.. l. August 81 1875
Sweepstakes $4OO $50 TO second horse; milo heats;
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

Ice /! Ice. Ice Don't forget that W.
q. Wilson. at Fulk's & McAlpin's
saloon. has commenced supplying the
town Of Phoebe with ice. will sell
as low as any one. Saloons, restnn.
rants. &C., supplied. If
If you want any tin ware, sheet IRON
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to j. J. Halpin & Co., who EMPLOY
none but first-class workmen. II.
Full stock of Giant Powder on hand
Car load Of powder in iron kegs. Rub.
Der betting all sizes for sale at lowest
rates. F. W CIr-rr
II Meadow Valley street
IMMEDIATELY upon arrival in town
take drink at Panaca Saloon. Lacour
street. One price! One Bit,
Go TO T. C. PoUJADE's, Meadow Valley
street, and buy your groceries cheap for
cash. You will make money by it. If
HARDWOOD PLANK for sails by F. W.
Clnte. ~
The Best N. & NJ. Tea can be had Of
F. W. Clute for IS cts. pound. II
FRESH EGGS at F. W. Clute's for a5
cents per dozen. If
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander
drug store.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

BIG.-fn another column we publish
an account Of big haul made at poker
game in Virginia. in which the winner
got away with the baggage to the tune Of
$4,000. All that is nothing to q game
We saw going on the sunny side of La
cour street among four or five Indians.
One OF the bucks cleaned the party and
triumphantly carried off five dollars and
three quarters, Zone of the last some
what suspicious,) two hats and blanket
well settled with-well, a liberal appli.
cation OF Jung. hyd., would have been
beneficial. In spite Of his good fortune
the winner did not seem unduly elated
and spoke TO common folks.
j. 0. o. F.-On Monday next occurs
the anniversary Of the introduction of
the order Of Odd Fellowship into the
United States. Throughout the country
the occasion will be celebrated with more
or less splendor. In some cities the
concentrations will be very grand and
imposing. embracing professions, liter.
airy exercises, DC. In Phoebe the men,
bers OF the order intend TO mark the oc.
casion by grand ball which will be Civ
en- ut Browns Hall on the evening Of
the 18th inst. Great preparations are
being made. and it cannot fail OF being a
brilliant and joyous affair.
DASGEEoUs.-We would call the atteu.
ton OF the Fire Warden to q large mum.
Der OF highly infammable matter which
IS collected behind the old theatre build.
ing on Meadow Valley street, next below
Mott. Fish x Co.'S. There is q nile of
RUBBISH there that careless spark would
ignite and peril the safety of all the
buildings in the neighborhood.
VrsrToRs.-Night before last, Just az
the forms were being made up for the
press, some friends came in bringing a
sample Of 30 be joyful" concerning the
merits OF which they desired to obtain
the opinion Of the employees. and they
got It condensed in the shortest possible
space. The verdict being bully"
fousD on the Salt Lake road by Geo.
henney the pony rider, memorandum
ooos with photographs and papers in
side. The owner can have it BY apply.
ing 81 RECORD business office and paying
for this notice.
HE boys were amusing themselves
yesterday with the healthful am usern epts
OF kettlinR dogs. varied by an occasional
bout at football
QrIET.-Matters yesterday were quiet
respecting the disputed ownership Of the
spring On Lacour street.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

MARRIED. Last evening Mr.. Andrew
Fife. the efficient and respected Sheriff
Of this county was united in the bonds
Of matrimony with Miss Lettie I. Geer,
also of this place. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the bride
groom. and was performed by the Hon
II. Rives, tho District Judge, in the
presence OF limited circle of friends.
Atterwnrd the bride and bridegroom re-
ceived their friends, n very large number
ofwhom called to present their concratula.
tons. Mr.. and Mrs. Fife will please 40.
cept our most earnest aud hearty good
wishes for their happiness and prosper.
ity.
JACK HARRIS wishes to inform the pub.
lilo that he has been notified by one party
not to approach tho spring on Lacour
street, also that the other rarty accuses
him OF taking money from the party that
warned him not to approach tho spring.
He desires to say that he is in no way
connected with or against the Water
Company or citizens, and wishes it I'M.
derstood that he attends to his own
business and does not mean to be inter.
fered with by anyone.
WARM.-The last day or two has been
exceedingly warm, so much 80 as to be
almost unreasonable. This Is the more
singular seeing that we are receiving nc.
counts from both the West aud the East
Of an unusually cold snap, which has
done much injury to the crops.
SrREETs. Under the care of McEvoy
the principal streets OF Phoebe present a
more neat appearance than they have
done for some time past. While the
Raymond & Ely water is running down
Main street it will answer one good pur.
pose, If 1t does nothing else it will pre.
vent any outlay for sprinkling.
RrrpnSED.-Mr. N. B. Norvall the
Snpt. Of the Phoebe West. returned ON
wednesday from trip to Eureka.
CAsr1Na.-A heavy casting was suc.
cessfully made yesterday at the Raw.
mond Il Ely foundry.
street IN cat an o1ooorA vTY.-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23
P1PIF x,

YNHE ROSICRUCIAN WE'RE SECT OF
Il philosophers who hourished in Germany
ouring the seventeenth century and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
occult philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition nay have been
developed among them and other Alchemists in
search for the Elixir vita yet there is scientific
truth at the bottom Of all Alchemy and Astrolo
gy' IheS were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS.
And found dynamic and PSYCHOLOGISTS force II,
the extract Of certain plants
II IL p IA ~
Is due to the researches of learned scholar oi
Euope among the archives of the RosicrucisDs
1t is made of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HEIRS.
Gathered at such seasons of the year when tbs,,
juices are strongest and virtues unimnnired
forming combination unriyaIled in the mat
ria medica.
PIPIFAX
Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortifes Nature. Its manner Of operation is IN
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores of the skin and s,i
emunctories Of the body, the bad hunlors wbjc,
molest II, giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory and difficult to cure, such "a
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Constipation, SICK Head.
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. II ia
Pheasant to the taste, mild in its action marvel.
GUS in Its effects and unsurpassed as tonic.
Used as o beverage in malarious districts IL neu.
trsiizes miasms and prevents feve, and ague.
sofa by all Druggists, Grocers and LIQUOR
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco
sl7-3mis