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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
He CROPs

ST.. Louis, April 25.-Information
from nearly all sections Of the State re.
gasding crops is 70 the effect that about
thrcc-Iuarters Of the Call wheat is dc.
stroyei. Onc.hslf Of It will be plowed
up and corn planted instead.
There is only about half the usual o.
vcragc ofoats. The peach crop in Mis-.
sonti and Arkansas has been nearly de.
stroycd. Apples and pears are uniniur.
ed. Reports from other Western and
Northwestern States are more or less
di5coUraging.
The Lexington, Kentucky. Dispa,cl,
says there is a One prospect 80 far Of a
good wheat crop in the blue grass re-.
Rion. The ground IS all covered and
the growth is vigorous. The area sowu
in Central Kentucky is unusually large.
to On the night Of the 10th inst. n
negro chicken thief was killed in Rich.
mond, while robbing hennery; and
two nights thereafter, another one was
shot and moHally wounded. Chickens
are so temptingly inviting to 'CuiTee that
he will risk his life for them.-Rich.
mond, n, Patron Apra %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

tiled II, know that il cured them; In Jse vo hsv,
not, know that IL cures uasir lztsbors ani fleai,
that 1t neycr fiils through snf fault or neslstf
Is composition. We have thousands upon tim
sl.i5 Or certificates OF their remarkable cures Oi re
tohowio{ com laints bat such cures ara known IA
STsry neigbborhood, and we need not publish thsH
adapted to al ageN aud conditions IN all clmais,
Sontinng neither cS,ODei asiy deleieri1l ,i-1s
they mag be takeA with safety 81 anybody Tisg
snsar coating preserves them eyer fresh al nate
the ~ plea 70 take while being purely vegetbs
10 harm can arise from their use in any quaniy
fHsy operate by their powerful iuiiIetSo on "a
Internal riscer 70 purify The b9od and sti,Ealg,eG
intc healthy action remove fhd obstruction Of ~
80 H7ch, bowels liver, and other organs Of rs
IsstSing Their irregular action go be Attn. as3
ments as are tie nrst orisin OF disease.
:, min'ue dire TONS are given N the wrapper q
I'M ss vi we aoilowins complaints, which uie''
sor Esysrp1.ls o. Hssgi=zs.a,.s. Hass:s.s
should be taken m1'ie -atsI to ictisnnlats t,e ,o,
anh anl resto'e ia healthy tone aaf seton.
ns, tsiions ss -. re- .' s,s ~ ;sTsos1 sys
Juunntce or &rnrn asCss3,.Ts Tstiioss
Core ard 3ilioas Eevors, they should be J..
uilofiy tlien Tor each caec, to correct tho igeals
action or remove this distractions which care
For soyseafsry or EsiSFFkceS, Dut oas al
le|e - generally required. $50
for sSheunsatisfss, Cont. Gravel T7siri.
s.Nten % ca- Heart, Esstn 40 essa alss
Back and ssoias, they shonii be Gg.i,rossb
!.Sen, a. required % ca9uz3 the diaelse a.fl7a
~ ten WIN such change eoso cOm1iai.3
toy ssroysy nni zsropsIeel c,veIIia~. ,.-,
t52i'I D. Lik'u ~ " 70 nald frequent 1Dscst9V-l
d. ~ a TIE e,se q 0f 2 drssifs purge
q FOR hHPDrFasioR o. rrre d5as sh md ID, fsfsi
- u P'y ftlesicsirci cneet oy p IN 3-,flg
~ = Dinner PiH. t1ks one Or two Fslffs 10 ~
= % r. LlEeslon gIi relieve th- stomach
- = p 0e ,flsHo<l 'los0 stmuiates tho rtor,a-t -
DIV rs intp htaI1y ern0n, Tesiores mo fp1s- .
All pc ysEor1'ns TIE systen. Hence b IL onn 60
80 -.-fepl whore - fcri9us dolan cement exists
''sie ~ fe4is rneraDiy we'll s,firu Gos 49, 90
g t~+r itifs masses nn feel aeriioriir bqiie- rrf
t'f ci'aH'inf and ssn,yatins eject on iiis @ ~
OK. u. e. AYBs Q CO.. Practical c1suar
SOIEEE. .sAsg.. ~ u. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
An Importlnt Will Case Decided.

The Court of Appeals of Virginia has
rendered q decision in the celebrated
Johnson will. case confirming the. title
ofthc lcgatee under the will the Hon.
I. ). Bocock, o prominent Virginia pol.
itician and Speaker of the Confederate
House of Representatives, to the bulk
of the estate, valued at $4,000 As at
torney Bocock wrote Jolnson's will. and
by his direction inserted clause pro-
viding that bis fortune, with the excep-
ton OF few small legacies should 90 TO
BococlS. the relatives Of johnson, who
was bachelor, instituted a suit to break
the will. alleging that the attorney had
exercised undue influence over his eli
ent, who they asserted was Of weak mind.
In rendering its decision the court vim.
dicated BOcock from these allegations.
showing that Johnson lived a good while
after the will was made. and had every
opportunity 70 alter it, and indeed Ind
been instructed by Bocock how he could
alter it if he so desired Johhson was
n citizen of Appomattox county, and
stated he left BOc0ck his fortune because
che had been injured by the war. Was a
public man and had been DISTINGUISHED"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
HItis said that all the United STATE


9Itis said that all the United States
minis have fair stock of silver bullion
on hand. enough to coin six millions of
trade dollars or the smaller pieces
The mints will be run regularly through
ont the year.
~John Harper, the senior member
Of the yell-known publishing house OF
Harper Brothers, New York, died on
tho 22nd inst, being in the 18th year
Of his age.
WThe Spanish government by royal
decree has prohibited the importation of
American potatoes into Spain.
SThe Canton Color Cornpany's a.
gency in Richmond, Va, the linseed oil
factory of Force & Sons, Jersey City,
N. j., andth Schofeld cotton factory, at
Manayunk. Ih.ladelphia, were destroy
ed by fire on Friday last.
SILVER CorN.-It is now said that Mr..
Bristow has concluded that to redeem
the fractional currency at par in.silyer
would strip the country ofsmall change,
and benefit nobody but SPECTATORS. who
would melt down the silver and sell il
at premium. As the law providing
for the redemption OF fractional curren-
cy does not specify The time, Mr.. Bris.
tow will not act under it till Congress
meets, and then lie will ask for the
repeal Of the law.
6Tking Kalakaua will attend the
Centennial Anniversary ut Philadelphia,
next year, with complete representa-.
ton of the products, &c, Of the Hawai-.
ian Islands. Among other novelties. il
is said, the King intends sending fea.
Their war cloak made from feathers of a
bird called the mamo. The last speci.
men of these cloalls belonged TO Kane.
hameha 1. This cloak occupied nine
generations Of kings in making. Each
bird furnishes but two feathers Outright
yellow, one under each wing, so that an
immense number of birds were captured
to make this mantle, which is 4 feet long
and III feet wide at the bottom. The
value of the cloak is $4,000. The bird
from whose feathers this cloak is made
is only found in the most mountainous
parts Of the islands and requires much
patience and skill for its capture.
UTho receipts of Western grain in
n -
to 74,40o bushels of corn and $1,000
bushels of'wheat. p,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
Gard Of Hon. c. ]. Faulkner.
NAHrlsssuss. wssr VAL
April ,. 1873.

April ,. 1873. !
Nm. .S3rrnei A. Iiiirr-
Dean SiR III returned from the J.fcr,an S,nrt
this evening pud received senr kind favor eA1-
Tag nv atieutiou 20 srtiei- in the L hsf isstH
CopRtsR quo,'ng some remarks ssesN8dob ~
By ,h~ Wheeling Is'eiiiseseey, and .s4d ttv hevs
been made ~ n recent suprer In that -qlT ~clivjx
true. w-s, - one Of She counsel, al fnHiYd
guest snd prescott at n sspper At the AlSuars
House 10 the city OF Wheeling on the cniG1xn0
the e3td OF March. II WAS an epfertalpkeeqf
having 10 connection with politics, fs)tonsl oi,
State, and no connection With The qd9d5p or
Capital removal. IL vss n sapper = nod a.
ment and arrangement OF the fohx. tFs2tF4eteds
legal controversy between the whSsIipg ars
Compsny aud the City or wheeling" None we're
present except those who as counsel afAitrAtofS
or officers, were dti ectly Connected VIII tlRcceo-
hoversy; and it's sole purpose, so Car as ~ drr..
stood it, WAS to smooth ever the asperties grow
Jog out Of that lawsuit, and TO restore kind,
friendly relations among The priaeiPAriscto
concsraed In IL. The number present dd not
exceed ten no speeches were made no, senti-
ment snuounced-and IL was in every, respect a
private social re union of small party Of gen.
Nemeu. You may therefore Judge Of my spr-
prise " hen read the article To which YOU refer,
putting the speech into my mouth which u pro-
fssses 10 report ] can only say that the
marks and opinions so gratnitously ascri5ed TO
me were not uttered by me on that occasion,
and am sure that the gentlemen present, and
especially Ex-Mayor letters and Mr.. Lamb, who
sat near me and heard every word that utter
cd that evening. must have been quite as much
surprised AZ was, when they read that extra
ordinary report of remarks which had their ORR
Sin only IN the prurirnt imagination of come
sensational informant of.the ia'sHiysHcer.
am, very Truly yours,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

a STRASOE DEATH-Mr. William X
Wilson who lived in the upper sdge OF
Lewis county at the head waters Of the
West Fork came to his death about two
weeks ago in very singular manner.
lie bad on hands large number Of cat.
tie which he was only able 20 get through
the winter by cutting trees 50 that thew
could browse on the tender twios. lie
went out ut the time stated 90 cut trees
and not coming to dinner search was
made for him Ia tho early afternoon
His body was found in the edge Of the
woods where be bad been at work. be
having evidently been dead for some
time. His axe had glanced and severe.
~ cut his left ankle. IL appeared that
be had only wicked about ten feet from
where the accident occurred az was In.
dicated by the blood stains. and had
doubtless tainted, and while in this CON.
dition life had ebbed away.
Mr.. Wilson was about fortv.eye vears
Of age, and was Of an unusually now.
erful physical frame. lie had n very
large farm, and was considered very
well-to-do in the world. It is also said
that he served for many years as Mac.
istrato In his township. OlogksJ6rg
Telegram.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

Wesr VIRGINIA HrsrorrcAL SocrrrY.
We received. but, too late for.oar last
number, from Hon. CuAs. JAS. FAUX.
NER, the following circular. to which. we
give place in our columns for the public
benefit
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
Portable g. Stationary Engine,

OF al sfxes, Tor All uses.
Propeller Enxlres aud
screw Propellers,
Saw Mills, Grist Mills. Shipsls and u,aa,,
hschioes,
Our machinery warranted hts,-elass. aud !,
perform satisfactorily. Send for Circular ,,i
prices To the
Chiiiicothe Foundry and Machine Wor,
CnrLLIcoTIE, ONO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
MAHrINspuRo, April lO. ISIS.

MAlsIlNsBUkG, April 10, 1919.
SIR: This Society has been establish
ell to procure and preserve whatever re-
lates t9 the Natural, Civil. Military. and
Literary History of West Virginia; and
all.Inust concede that .this is ansohjcct
worthy of the attention and efforts of
every patriotic and enlightened citizen
of this State. It.
Time ia rapidly destroying those in
teresting traditions which exist only in
the memory Of the aged; and if some i'm
mediate steps are not taken To collect
and preserve such as are yet accessible,
they will soon be forever beyond our
reach.
In the hope, therefore, that you will
cordially cooperate in the objects and
purposes OF this Society, | take the lib-
erty OF addressing to You the following
interrogatories, to which you are respect
fully requested to respond, if you pos
sess any of the information called for
by them:
f6s'. Are there any traditions in your
county OF Indian raids, massacres. or
murders? of any conflicts between the
whites and Indians other than those 81.
ready mentioned in History?
Second. Are there any evidences OF
Indian remains-fortifcatio mounds,
skeletons?
Third. What il the origin OF the name
OF your county, of it's towns, rivers.
creeks, springs. and mountains?
Fourth. Has your county been the
birthplace or residence of persons dis
tinguished in the early settlement of the
country. or in its military or civil histo-
~. or has it been tho scene of any event
of historical interest.
Fifth. Have any OF your inhabitants
been remarkable for their longevity, or
for any other qualities that would make
them worthy of historical notice?
Sixth. From whence did the frst set.
Element of your county take place?--
Were its original settlers OF foreign birth :
II 50, of what nation? Or were they
from some Of the adjoining States? II
so. from what States?
SeoeNH. Have you any copies or files
OF old newspapers-any letters, manu-
scripts, or books throwing light upon the
history of this State, which You would
be willing to sec deposited for preserva-
ton and reference in the library of the
Society? " .y.,.
Eighth. Do you know OF any event,
fact, or incident calculated to throw light
upon the natural, civil, military. or lite.
ray history of this State? =.
Ifyou are acquainted with any or your
neighbors who would take an interest in
the subject of these inquiries. you arc re.
speCtfully requested to call ithcir eatten.
ton to tho same. Very truly, yours
CHARLES j. FAULKNER.
President w. Va Historical Society.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

SICK or CaHFORNIA.-The st. Jo-
scph .Mo.) Hcrtid says that hundreds Of
persons are daily passing through that
city on their return East from California.
and that they are unanimous ia pictur-
ing y gloomy condition Of affairs on the
Pacific coast. Since the 1st Of January
the rush Of emigration 90 California has
been immense $500 persons having
passed kcarncy Junction, bound for
San Francisco, during the month Of
March, and it is scprcscutod that hun-
dreds Of these ahle-bodicd men, having
spent thejr last dollar for transportation
arc now begging bread in the streets &
sleeping ia barns and outhouscs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
Ayers Ca6Iiartic Pill,
For NJ tie rarposes OF e Iexsar,
.-eciic.ns.

1929 no ono mett
cine q 90 va iyerssilyss
quircd by eserybo,tg "a
y crthartlc, anri ~ rgs
any before SO I.Biyerss.
~ adopted iato use, "a
every country and alnoas
all classes, ~ rhis maI
bilt eflrient purgai.ss
POT. Tho obvious rtr
f9b 1, thatitis a Nose ~
liable and far more cat.
tuai remedy than 90.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30


SALT CoNBNATIoE-An Ohio paper
reports as follows the consolidation Of
the different salt interests in Virginia
and Ohio:
The Kanavha manufacturers have
succeeded in perrecting an organization
OF all their salt furnaces under one CEN
trail management, and they have even
taken thc precauiion TO get control of
every old and abandoned salt we'll and
hole in the ground from end to end of
that river, making il impossible Tor own
ers Of this abandoned property to ever
start ~ during the continuance Of this
company in short, placing their product
under The control of the company. The
Ohio river furnaces have been laboring
10 the same end, and have Just conclud-
ed TO place their salt under two controls.
This virtually places all the salt proper
~ Ia Virginia anl Ohio under the man
agcmcat Of tOur companies"
The PEABODY FrND -Ita appears from
letter Of Narnas Sears, agent Of the
Peabody Fund, that that fund is short.
and our schools in West Va, will not
set as much al The last donation, which
was about $4,000 The amount now
set apart for West Va, "a understood BE-
the letter OF AIr Sears, is:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

20 Sawdust, mixed with any resinous
substance, cut In small cakes and dried.
makes good FIRE lighters, and saves kin
ding wood.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

G7z a WEEK guaranteed TO Male and i.
eDi I male Agents, in their locality. Coz,
NOTHING to try 1t. Particulars Free. p. h
ViCKERY Co., Augusta, Ne.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30
New Advertisements.
FREE rREE,l FREE,Y
The Pioneer,

A handsome illustrated Newspaper. .o,,.,.
ing information aor ever, body. Tell, hcr
where TO secures Home Cheap Sent rnr.,o :.
parts Of the world.
IL contains tho New Homestead and TIL
Laws, with other interesting matter found 49,
In this paper.
= SEND FOR 1T AT ONCE
Il will only cost you . Postal Gard. ".
.rumber for April just out. Address
a.. .. Il. DAVIS.
Land CommissionsSU. i. X. X
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-04-30

\ LAEcr SALE or WCoL-IIcnry X.
List Esq, has just returned from Low.
Ell, Mass. md informs ia that he sold
the Middlesex Mills q that city his en-.
tire stock Of wool in store. consisting of
over 22j. 900 pounds Of double y Penn.
sylyania and West Virginia mostly, fec.
ces This is probably one Of the lorgcst
single sales that was ever made in this
section OF country Mr.. List states that
the market East is fiat and inactive. with
indications Of n further droopi' e, and
that he could have done better n month
ago than now Wbeeling Register,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-26

with her husband, he became an
object of envy as we'll as conse-
quence, among the passengers, and
very soon all sorts of criticisms
were passed upon him.
"The girl is good looking" said
one; II hope she hasn't been taken
in by that ere fellow. He may
mean we'll enough, but hang me If
I like his getting married in such
hurry
"The girl is to blame in starting
out alone on such y journey. I
wonder IL she has nohndy in tina
world to take care Of her." said
another.
"Those New England women beat
the Deuce" was the reponse. ~
suppose she Is going to California
to get the farm out Of debt, or some
such thing or other"
"It Is not true she Is divorced, /
suppose" said the party first speak
ing. 1--WE heard she was"
"No! she is too green for that; di-
vorced woman don't go and marry
fellow till they know some, hing
about him, I can tell you," said
new conner. But by this time the
party were off, and everybody SEEM
cd inclined to follow rs speedily as
possible.
The route was up hill and down
dale, decidedly, now up! up! up!
every step the animals took, had
been taken 30 many times before.
The ascent was marked by q series
Of steps 80 regular it seemed as if
some human being had made the
excavation. The ascent reached the
descent commenced the mules plac-
ing their feet in the hollows as natu-
rally rs men might have done, and
thus pressing on till stream inter
rupted the progress and ~halting
place reached. Then an effort was
made by the passengers to hold
themselves steady while the animals
plunged into the water, and scram-
bled again to the other bank. The
heat however increased till noon.
day, the leafy trees affording but
slight protection from the noisome
vapor which arose rs the sun poured
its beams upon the soil. yet we, with
rains, which might in another form,
annoy travellers as the rainy season
was not yet over, and every appear
ance ind Gated little more wet.
Still the clouds passed over, and not
till towards evening did they seem
inclined to mo!est the travellers.
But at length 1t came. Thunder In
peals, and with lightning, it warned
the travellers to seek place of
refuge.
ITO be coatinued.)
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-26

With wicked inisnt the Detroit
Tribune says: "a circus stopped
in Rhode Island last week and can
vassed The StAte."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-26

CoINAaR MArrERs.-During the
month Of August. says the San Fran
cssco Stoek Rsport, the coinage at the
Philadelphia Mint amounted 10
S6s4,592; as the San Francisco Mint,
during . corresponding period, Il
was ea,Slo, 600, and At Carson, eaSa,.
o6o. The Minss will pay special At
tsntion to gold for some little time
10 como In order to ease tho market.
The aggregate coinass In August
was ts,64s, ,662, Of which 4i,s27, $40
was in double eagles, aud the bal
ance was principally In half dollars,
quarter dollars aud dimes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-26
DON'T STAY LATE.

Dearest, don't stay late. for I'm missing you
90.
Missing you always whenever you so
Away from my sight, and never can learn
To patiently wait for my darling's return.
The time seems 30 long when you are away.
Then do not forget An waiting and stay
Down st the tavern until 1t is late.
Remember I'm watching for you At the gate.
The supper II be ready-the tea and the toast.
The biscuit 10 ligat, and the juciest roast,
The butter as sweet As the lips you have
And the napkins the whitest on earth you've
confessed:
The nre II be bright and the hearth all swept
clean.
And our room the coxiest ever was seen.
Warmed by the love that has ever been true
And never hath wandered one moment from
you.
Our Katie and Charlie now look for papa,
And both Of them try hard to help their
mama
They're blessings from Heaven 10 Us on this
earth.
And such have they bean since the day Of
their birth.
l know that they miss you e. mach - do.
And watch far your coming all the day
through.
Do not disappoint them nor cause them one
grief.
When simply your presence will bring them
relief.
You promised me when At the altar you know.
To love aud to cherish me ever. aud 80
When you are tempted TO stay late At night,
Forget not that the hoan Oft wing their
swift flight
Until Il Is ten or later. I'm weeping
Over the crib where oar children are sleep-
ing.
Coms home my husband before Il Is late.
Your wife - waiting for you at the gate.
DKLrA.
silver CITY. New. sspL is1s.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-26

N.
De LONG 4 De LKNAP,
Attorneys ut Law,
orrIcE-BLAcKs BUILDING tup stairs)
COR. and TAYLOR STREETS.
VIRGINIA CITY................. ...NEVADA
LINDSAY 4 DICKSON,
Attorneys 1T Law,
OFFICE IN THE BANK BUILDING. EN-
TRANCE ON TAYLOR STREET.
Virginia olty..............Nev
3 sS.aa--1s4 a4---AA&---A.-.-z.-------
9. P. scANrxER. X. n. sroSEHrLL.
sCANIKER & sToNEHILL,
ATToRNEYs At LAW,
viii practice in all the Courts,
both Federal and State.
Cand Taylor Streets, Virginia. Nevada.
n. G. WHITMAN. ". $. WOOD.
WHITMAN & WOOD,
Attorneys at Law.
oFFICE-THIRp FLOOR BANK OF CALL
FoRNIA BUILDING. STREET. COR
NER TAYLOR, VIRGINIA, NEv.
r. n. TAYLOR,
Attorney at Law
No. u NORTH B STREET,
First House south of the Pioneers Hall.
VIRGINIA CITY. sm
LAW NOTICE.
CHAS. Il. BRYAN,
Attorney at Law
DAYTON, NEVADA.
will practice in Lyon County and any
Court in the State.
JNo. A. McQUAlD,
Attorney and Counselor
AT L A W, -
MARYE'S BUILDING,
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA
LEWIS r. cOWlE,
Attorney & Counselor
AT LAW.
oFFICE-with Messick L Seeley. over Bank
OF California,
VIRGINIA. A..............-.. 'aDA
Any business left at the TIMES o.nce will
be attended to.
J. POWELL. Jr.,
Attorney at Law.
DAYTON, NEVADA.
OFFICE, NEAR JAcoUA's. PIKE STREET.
will practice in all the Courts of the state.
G. w. KEITH,
Attorney at Law.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR
LYON COUNTY, NEFA DA.
ONCE, Court House. Dayton.
Or. JOHN w. VAN ZANDT,
SURGEON and
PHYSICIAN +!
COUNTY PHYSICIAN. STOREY COUNTY,,
ONCE: IS North c Street;
rords Building. two doors north of Postofhce
VIRGINIA CITY.