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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-04
cucCoR MILL AND MINING

y COMPANY. Location Of principal place
OF bus ness, Ran Francisco, California.
Location Of works, uold Hill Mining Dis
trict. storey county. Nevada. ..l.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at % meeting OF
the Directors, held on the fTth day OF April,
1915, an assessment tSo. ~ OF M Cents
per shars was levied upon the capital stock
OF ths Corporation, payable Immediately. In
United staies gold eoln, 10 the secretary. At
The once OF the Company, IlooIns 8 and Q, No.
sc7 Montgomery street, san Francisco. Call.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY. the 2id day o.
Nsy, 1875. will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public anetion. and unless payment
ID made before will be sold on MONDAY. tho
ieth day Of June. 1915. TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
~ wM. ii. WATSON. Secretary.
Once Rooms 8 and q. No. Si1 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. npiytd
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DMOSPECrf QoLD AND aILHEi

NEW YORK co >sULIDATED
IN MINING OOMPANY.-locsiion of prin.
eip.l place Of business. San f'AneSeo, CALI
tornia
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting of
the board Of Iircctors, hrld on the fsth day Of
March, ISIS. an assessment NO. is) or Eighty.
three aud On'.third Gents lss,to.l psr shafe
was levied on the capital stock of the corpora.
tion, payable iInmrdiaisly. In United sistes
gold coin. 10 the Secretary. at the once VI lh.
Cntnpany, Room II Haywsrdis Build'ng. civ
California street, San Francisco. California. .
Any stock upon which this asssssnent ,hall
remain unpaid on the nrus iistI dAy Of hay.
1870, will be delinquent, snd advertised for sale
nj puhlic suciiOn, and unlrss payment 10 made
before will be sold on FRIDAY. the ip.h
oay of May. lsIs. 10 psy the delinquent a..
rc.smcnt. Together with costs VI advsrtisine
and expenses of sale.
BY order uf the Hoard NJ Directors.
u L. THOMAS, Secretary.
Onire = room u Hxywsrd's Bniiding. tio
California street, san francisco. vslifofnis.
NnFSilfH
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NIAGARA GOLD AND sILvEs

NJIAGARA GOLD AND AILvER
N MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of prin
ripsl place u business. ssn f1heiseo. Call.
''i@.s i"c.,ion Of works. Gold Hlll Mining Dis.
tfiet, Nevada ~.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Hoard of DiTret0rs, held on the lot day
nf May. 1876. An as-essmrnt tSo. ~ Of flty
Crnts per share Was levied upon the capital
tiock of the corporation, payable iDmedt
atrly, In UnItrd SLATER gold coin. 10 the Seere-
tary. 4, tbs once vi tbs Company. ~ Nevada
bis.i, san Francisco. California.
Any stock ppou which this nssessment shall
remain unraia on the lst day " JuB~. isI6.
will Ne delinquent. aud ndvrnised Tor sa'e
at public .asiies, and M anle.s psTTpse%, pps%,x !.
ihe sDth day Of Iunc. fs1s, 20 pay the deiii..
qusat ass~sment. tsgvther with costa u I'D.
vrrtisIns and eIpenres Of sale: u. ...t...It..
nv orIer Of the hoard Of DlrcctorS.
W. r. TOWNSEND. Sserstafy
once so Nsvsds Dloek. san rranei.co: can
forrA. a 60. ~ "a. yeta
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

>ryicr Op TIIR CONSOLIDATED VIII.
sinIs NinIng Company. san franelvro.
Csi,foruis. April 5. is1s. s.-M meeting ~ tbs
Ijusrd Of Trustees Of The aDov. named son,-
sn Dollars per share was DECLARED. payabls
an rlJfSDkY, the ii'h instant. Transfer
NOR closet mill the tith Instant.
apS In eHAS. n. fisH, ssefsisTyS
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NEVADA GOLD AND SILVER
IN MINING COMrA>Y. Location of pain.
eipal place Of bn'inrs.. ssn fnncl-s", Cali.
forniA.
Location Of works, Goh llill, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Boarl VI Directors, held on the s1;h day Of
March, 1915, an a.scrsinent mo. y Of Ten
Gents per shars wa. levied upon the capital
stock of ths corporation. payable immedi.
ately. In United States gold cOin, to the
Secretary. at the of1cc of the Company. Ioon
-. No. tl9 California street, san Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this asscssment ,hall
remain unpaid on the 81 day Of May, is16,
will b. deliudu-nt, and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment 10
made beioru win be sold on TUESDAY,
the 81 day OF May. 1876, 10 pay the dclin.
quent assessment. together with cosir or ad.
vsFtIsinx aud expenses Of sale.
by srler Of thu Bosni oi Directors.
JOSEPH MA6uIRk. Secretary.
Oface-Room -, No. tig CsliforniA sti-et.
Ban franeisco, California. spltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-04

| GROWN POINT GOLD AND sIi.
i " yBR MlSlNu COMPANY. Location OF
prineir.i place of business, san francisco,
Location Of WORKS. Gold Ilill, Storey comfy.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held On the 5th day Of
April, 1915, An ass-.,inent tSo. 2s) of One
Dollar per share wac levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, Ray able Immediately,
In United state. gold coin. 10 the secretary. at
the once of the Company. ltooin " lAywarfs
Building. No. ti9 California slrcet. san Fran.
| sisco. California.
Any stock upon which this a.,e-,mrnt -hsll
remain unpaid ON the 10Th day OF MAJ. lsfG,
will be delinquent. and advertised Tor rale
at public auction, and unlers pa, nient IL made
before will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the 3ist
day VI Nay. is,6. TO pay the delinquent assc,s.
ment. together with costs OF rv-rtis'ng and
expenses Of sale.
CHAs. u ELLIOT. Secretary.
Once - Room rs Hay wards building. 40
California strert. san frALeiseo. C.llfoiniA.
CE0REGArEO BEI.CIIEv kiINlNG
- COMPANY. Loeation ~ principal place
Of business. Ssn Frsnt LEGO. Califoihla.
| Locations Of works, Gold llili. Storey county.
Nevada.
the Board OF Dirciois, held on the iith day of
April. 1919, au assrssrurut lNo. l5J ol Five ~
Dollars per shars wa, levied upon the capital
stoek Of the corporation, pa, able Immediately.
In United States gold coin. Ia the secrrinry. Al
the ofics Of the Company, No. 4t California
/ street, Han Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this asscsyment shall
remain unp,id on the iG,h day Of May. isIu,
will he delinquent. and advertised for ,as
at public auction. and unless payment ls made
beitre win be sold on TUESDAY. the sth
dsy VI June, 1875, To pay the delinquent 40.
ssssment. together With costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the hoard Of Directors,
GEO. ID. EDWARDS. sttittary.y
Ofiee-In Morrow's Baild,ng. tit california
strest. San PrarciseO. California. atlJid
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POraRent!

yuRNIsHKD, IouaE. ELIdlpLr SIT!
"A usied In uoid mi. Apply q H. ?
nraa iw. BANK bF clLuoRsIA. (
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ASSESSMENTS LrviEs.

0oLuMRiA NIvIpe CoNPANY.--
Eessiloa of vpriaefpd opises of bus he,s
| Bsp faueiSco, calrorntA lfu1n :Arlf
| Loeli.on Of worts. vifrlpia Mining District
eteecf oounty, SsvsdA- {. 'lii
Npties Il hereby given. that Of meeting ol
thsbsafd ef Birvciors. held on the i3th day VI
April, is'6, m assssrmrnt lko. ~ Of Twenty
Ave Gents per share was levied upon ths capital
stock of Tie sorporatiOn. payable Immediately
In unIlsd utates gold coin. 10 the seerrIary. 81
wards Ha,i6ins. No. 4ia CLliIornia slrest. San
Arr stecf upon which this assessment shall
rrInAin uupzil ON tue 18th ,ky OF MAJ.
1910. Win sbc dclni1u-nt, and ADVERTISED fof
sale a. publls' esctioa, AMI unless aymsnt 10
sih day Of Juus, is,G. 70 pay the dslIpqasn,
asressmsnt. tog.th.r with cosis Of AAres,ising
snd expenses % sale. Nv.
ny order VI the Beard OF Directors. ,Ii frl.
FRAsK swIfr, secretary.
Ofiee--Room No. Z Hayward's building. No.
!lg Salllarnla street. san Yr.nel.eo. C.lilosnls.
NAL LEDONIA SHAVER MINING
of hnslnsss. saa francisco. cAifienis.
Location % works. Storey county. Nevada.
Noties 10 hereby given. thAs at Z mcsting of
the board OF Directors, held, on the 18th day of
Apdl. ISIS, an asfessment 10. 10 VI One
pstisr per share ~as lsvlcd upon The espi.
"A SOCK Of the rporst on. payable imurdi'
Atsly, In United staies eold eoii. u the secrs.
tary, al the oiiiee VI the Company. 4it Call.
torihs street. ssn Frbrirco. califofpls.
,Any stock upy which THIS ssssssu'snt snall
iss. i Sili Ma " S.sa.ens, N nj ssS ~ .:.,,is.4 "
. .s q sssa .s a''s N ~ s.,SSIiSsts ,SISt
DAY Of JUNE. 1876. 10 pay the dslp9usnt
assessment, together with c0sts Of advertising
and expenpos of sale. Ni 100 ai ti -
-. Il. wRGRNRR, sseretsry. a.
ofiee-lii California street, Nan frsneiseo.
California. r.rf' -ii = liAp3otd
Dn0SPEGrr 0oLD AND SILVER
II MfSiSu COhPASY.--Locationo of pribri.
pal pace Of business San Fran, isco. q .llfofpiA.
Loc.tion of wofhs, slvr stsr Dissr'ei, eto-
rcy county, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at . meeting Of
the board " Directors. held on The ftlh day OF
April. is76, an assessment no ~ of pns ~
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. 10 the Secretary. at
the Office ~ the Company, Room 7. No. ~,
sansOnnc street. San Francisco. CAiifornls.
Any . ock upon which th,s assessment Htsli
r,inain unpaid on MONDAY, the 18th day of
MAJ. lslb. Will he delinqusht. and advertised
foe .a.e Al public auctisn. aud npies2 ", iptn
l. niaie " ore ~ill be sold on MONDAY. The
iglh d.y of June. laid. 10 I'ay tho deIlhsnsnt
H-,c,sineni, together with the costs VI sly.r.
tisihg q ID rxJ<nr,r of sac.
Br vrder u, the Board ol DIRECTORS.
W J. y. MO Rr. secrciary.
Dy q. DsSmvAuD. k~errtaf, pro teni.
Prancis-o, "a ifornla IN fA ts'H aN spt6td
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PosrPONRNRNT.

rhis m, stips 10 adjourned uniii sATUHDAYf
h.y is'h' " the ee MSHnoNp. nSS seT , s.sre4.,y.
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NORTII CARSON siLvER MININ0

~ CoMPANf.-Loeailoh ~ piineipn piAee
Of hn.inr,s, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, KsgIs Valley, 0rmsby
county, Nevada.
NUiicc IL her by given. that at q meeting OF
III. Directors, held ON the 2olh day of April.
isiG, an Assrrnient mo. " OF Twenfy.n,r
Ceuis per share Was lsvied upon the eapi.
tai stock Of the corporation, pay able imme-
dlatoly. In United STATES culd coin. 70 the rec
retsry, At the once Of the Company, 80 Ban
some street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assersment shall
remain unpaid ON the let day OF June. 1910,
will he delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unle,s payment 70 made
day Of June. 1876. TO pay the delinquent 40.
rcssment. together with costs OF advertising
m VA. N. VAN BoKRELEN. Secretary.
Oflee-s9o ssnsome sirut, koom 81, ban
Francisco. California. myTd
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MINT GOLD AND SILVER MIN:

ofies--sas Montgomery street thocm 27l. Hs'
Psanriseo. California. splstd
The Morning herald., 1876-12-29
THE ECHO.

Belovel and good mother oeear me no Ill
-, sav that Robin kissed me out yondsr
on the h'll.
-, .o,, Won ali about ifyou VIII patient be,
m..os the Ecno on the hillside brought this
rebuke on me.
T sat out on the meadow he saw me there
to-day:
~, IN his loving reverence, he stood quite
farawsy.
nd said, "Glad I'd come nearer did not
think you proud,
,,,;a am I welcome :" "WelcOme" the
Echo answered loud.
rs ., cane he to me, and We sat together
on the ground;
H. ooIIed III mo his own maiden, and wound
his arm around,
md begged that would grant him, out on
the hill beyond,
The treasure of my hearts love. Hearts
love-" quoth Echo fond.
BE heard 1t, and still closer he drew me to
his side,
Relieving had spoken each time the Echo
cried:
"oh, let me-" quoth he tenderly, "caIi thee
henceforth my bride,
And as thy hearts pledge kiss me-" kiss
me-" the Echo sighed.
Now see, dear, how it happened that Rodin
kissed my brow;
That wicked, wicked Echo, 1t makes me
angry now.
And. motherl see, he's coming-I can hear
him at the gate
To tell you how he loves e,and learn from
you his fate.
Is Rodln, dearest mother, not worthy mine
Then tell him that the Echo deceived him
cruelty,
But If yon think we're fitted each others
joys to share,
Tell him in accents loving. was the Echo
there.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-29
PHlLADEApHlA MARK ETS
stock M Arket.
phiiaueIphls Trade Report.

Rnll@O6lpu18 xFtAO0 NopOEe'
FRIDAY, December %.
The unfavorable weather to-day has cur
taile BUSH e5s in all departments.
Cotton is quiet but ste.dy at l2Ac for Mid
ding Upland, and 1890 for New Orleans:
Flaxseet Is scarce and waited by the
crush, RS at 5Oal 81.
Clo yerseed is firm at l4al5c.
Timothy is held at 81 S5al 80
Coffee is held firmly and meets a steady
demand, Sales of 500 bags of Rio at l4al9c,
and some Maraeaibo, a lSal9.
sugar is nom mated and at 934al0c for fair
and good refining. Sixty-f1ve hhds Deme-
Refined sugars are steady at l2Nc
with cut LOAF, l2Ac; crushed at l2c.;
grenulated and powdered at l2sac and at
Molasses-Prices are entirely nominal for
ruba. New Orleans may be quoted at STA
il for prime and choice.
Flour-The Flour market is less active
Sales of 1900 barrels, including MlnnesotM
t1xtra FANNY at $6 ~; 40 do good at so 70
8 75; Pennsylvania do. DO. fair at W l2za;
do. do. good at $5 Is; do. do. choice at 35a
i 37l5; do. do. fancy at 5ta6 IS.
Rye Flour is held at "a soc.
Corn Meal nothing doing.
The receipts and offerings OF Wheat are
light and ..rime Red and Amber is held
with firmness. sales Of 900 bu. embracing
Pennsylvania Red, 81 37al 80. Western
Amber a, IL 49, Pen sylvania do. choice at
81 IS: and Southern do, ut 81 g.;
Corn. under light receipts and active de-
mand is held firmly at the iale advance
sales of 1900 bushels, embracing Pennsyl-
vania Red prip e atl 39a' 4S: Amber 45ai a
high mixed at 5Sa59;. and DO. new mixed
damp, at 45a5O Sail is waited at 5Sa59 C..
Oats are in lemand at full figures sales
of 5 600 bushels, including Western white
fair and prime at Ssa4h. Iowa, cno1ce at 80
al5lac. md BLACK. mixed and unsound at ~
Whiskey is dull and freely offered at 81 Il
for Western iron bound barrels. lou barrels
sold at this figure.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-29
BOOTS Il SHOES.
NHEAP SHOE STORE.

Having fitted up my shoe st ore, No. Ml
East Sixth street, and laid In a larger stock
than ever before, am ready to supply the
people of the eastern portion OF the city
with all kinds Of boots and shoes for Rdies
gentlemen and children. at prices ar be-
low those heretofore. charged. Hegant
work made to order, and mending pomptly
attended to,
marl4 " JANHB KANE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13
raEORANGEMEN.
Their Parade Yesterday "A Good
Turnout

Turnout
The Loyal Order of Orangemen yes
terday turned out in force, in commence
ration of the "Battle of the Boyne,"
where the forces of Protestant William
of Orange were pitted against those of
James II, who espoused the cause of
Catholicism. A bloody conflict ensued,
and the forces of James IL. were utterly
routed. Later, since the organization
the Society of Loyal Order of Orange
men this feui has been renewed, and
numerous have been the bloody conflicts
between the Orsngemen and Catholics,
that of New York city, a few years ago,
requiring the aid of the military to quell
it. Of late years, however, no distur-
Dances have occurred during their annual
parades, and it is to be hoped the anlmosi-
ties formerly existing between these two
factions have entirely disappeared.
In the procession yesterday, there were
several lodges, who paraded the city dur
ing the afternoon, headed BY Wallace's
cornet band of Bellaire, o., and band
of martial music. With the exception
of slight shower, the affair passed OF
pleasantly, the members of the order and
the people generally being we'll pleased
with the procession.
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Wheeling Retail Market.

SECoNp WARD Wednesday Morning.
The market was very good in both
supply and demand, There WAS large
quantity of country stun in, and it sold
we'll, all but apples, and they seemed to
be drug on the market" Blackberries
were quite plenty and sold readily.
Green corn has madeits appearance from
the country near by, but almost too
young to be desirable. Eggs were IN
good demand. Butter very plenty.
PRopUCE-Eggs l6@lsc per doz; out
ter l592Oc per 10; chickens SO(935c each
honey 25c per pound.
Observation-Disclosures, new, per peck
4Oc; lettuce Sc per mead, or &c per quarter
peck; radishes &c per bunch; spring
onions &c per bunch; rhubarb &c per
bunch; spinach 25c per peck; asparagus
SC per bunch; new cabbage 5(1l2c per
head; cucumbers Sc each; green peas
soc per peck; string beans 2Oc per peck ;
beets SC per bunch; tomatoes 2593Oc per
quarter peck; corn l5@25c per doz.
FRUIT-Gooseberries Sc per quart;
currsnts Sc per quart or 81 bucket;
cherries l0c per quart; blackberries Ga,
Sc per quart or 10000 a bucket; rssp-
berries 109l5c per box; green apples
10000 per peck.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

DEbLhlhh'
THE tunnel at Glencoe, on the Z. y.
Div. of the B. Il o. Railroad, four miles
from this city, took fire yesterday morn
ing at the west end, and was burning SO
RAPIDLY ut 2 o'clock P. NJ. that trains
could not pass through. Mr., Randolph
with force of men and fire engine
went out about noon, but at this writing
have not returned, so we cannot give
particulars as to whether they succeeded
in getting the fire e1tinguished. but sup
pose they did.
POLICEMAN RowLEs was righting up
the street lamps in the Fourth ward,
yesterday, and last night had them
trimmed and burning.
HANDS are now at work on the new
railroad from ST. Clairsville TO Neti's
Siding.
OLD John Robinson will put in an APP
pearance at Bellaire, July 10th, and we
would suggest to our Republican friends
that it would be good time for them to
hold another ratification meeting that
day, as the one they did hold was kind
Of fzzle. Old John can get up the en-
thusiasm for you.
THE b. & o. Railroad Company are
putting new ties on their track on the
river bridge at this place.
VIM. Ii. RIKER has erected beautiful
flag pole on the top Of his hotel on Bel.
mont street, from which Tilden and
Hendricks flag will float IN few days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13
WARRINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Review and Examiner,
THEapple crop, notwithstanding many
are falling of, promises TO be good.
WATCH perambulstirg umbrella mend
ers. A few days ago one of the fraternity
"levanted" from this place with several
very fine ones, some of which, belonging
to ladies. we're ornamented with valuable
gold chains.
IT is confidently expected that one Of
the Bishops of the NJ. E. Church (proba
Div Bishop Foster) will be in attendance
at the Bentleysville camp meeting, which
commences August l6.
THERE is to be grand reunion of
Presbyterians in Shirts Grove, near this
place, on Thursday, August 3lst. Trsins
will run from Pittsburgh and Wheelin z,
and a grand time is expected. a COM
mittee to make arrangements was ap-
pointed at q meeting held on Monday
evening last.
COMFORTABLE activity prevails in the
local wool market. Several eastern
dealers are now in the country, and large
quantities of wool have been purchased
during the past few days. Most of our
growers show disposition to lie. 90, At
the same time giving expression 10 just
dissatisfaction with the ruling prices. We
have heard Of but few sales at over thirty
cents, except for clips of extra quality.
1t is said that the burning of brush sf-
ter night is in violation Of statute OF
this state, and and q penalty Of $50 Is at
tached in case the law is disobayed.
This item of information may be of in
terest TO some OF our rural readers. We
presume the idea is that there is danger
Of the flames spreading to the fences or
buildings, and also of burning the woods
in the vicinity.
JUNE I'D, John A. Harper, Esq,
deputy for this county, organized 8
grange of Patrons Of Hussandry in West
Bethlehem township, to be known az
Olive Grange and installed G. Woods
as MISTER and A. J. Hanna as secretary.
Applications have also been received Tor
charters from Allen and East Pike Rgn
townships. The next session Of the dis
trict grange will be held g. Wellsburg,
Wet Virginia
FRIDAY Of week before last, during
the temporary absence Of the occupants,
the dwelling Of Frank Gum, in West
Finley township, was robbed Of slSa AS
the thief (who l. supposed 70 have black
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ed his face for the occasion) Was leaving
the house, one of the girls Of the family
happened to come in sight and seeing
the money in his hand, cried to him TO
drop it. He threatened TO shoot her if
she made an alarm, but she didn't scare
much, and at once ran to the boys, upon
which the villain placed $1l5 on the
fence and hurriedly decamped with $40.
1t is presumed he had watched Mrs.
Gum place the money in the bed from
which he distracted it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13
BEST Pittsburgh ale and Best Liquors
It John GEBHARrs,
South Wheeling.
The War Against Disease.

The war waged against disease by Hos
letters Stomach Bitters goes bravely on.
Dispatches are constantly received from
the cured indicating the decisive nature
OF the advantages obtained by the great
botanic cordial oyer its formidable adver-
Sary. Malarial fevers, constipation, tor.
pidity OF the liver and kidneys, general
debility, nervousness and rheumatic all
ments invariably yield 10 this conqueror
and preventive of disease. For the mfr
mites incident to The decline OF life IL is
also an excellent specific. 1t hastens con.
valeScence and repairs the ravages OF III
health by facilitating the conversion Of
TODD into blood OF a rich and nourishing
quality. The appetite is improved by 1t,
and in cases OF nervous disease it tranquil
ICES that great sensorium, the brain, far
more eiiectually than any mineral soda
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CROOKED Neutrality-suspicious.. S.

CROOKED Messrs. S.
r Bromberg Chss. r. Steele, f. b.
Pegrsm, ". g. Lane and S. w. Reed,
of New Orleans, arrived in this city
Tuesday evening. These gentlemen
had in their charge the parties convicted
of dealing in crooked whisky in New
Orleans, short time since, and which
was mentioned in our Geographic COL
umns at the time. The party left New
Orleans at five o'clock Saturday morn
ing, and reached Moundsville Tuesday
about dsybreak, at which place
the prisoners, John Henderson, one
of the largest merchants in New
Orleans Carson Dyke dIstiller, and
Gaugers Bealls, Todd and james, were
left in charge of Superintendent Bridges.
They were well pleased with the disci-
pli1e of the West Virginia penitentiary;
and speak in the highest terms of its
conduct and appearance generally,
Wheeling also came in for a good share
of praise, all expressing themselves as
sgreeably disappointed, speaking of our
manufacturing facilities with unbounded
enthusiasm. The party loft for the CEN
tennial yesterday afternoon, where they
will spend q few days before returning
South.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13
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Personal ASSESSMENT 1876,

PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.-l es-
terdry afternoon. the boss plasterer at the
Capitol building, by the name OF Edward
Forester, fell from a twenty-seven feet
scatfold, and was horribly mangled:- he
was taken to the Wheeling hospital. His
arm and legs were broken and several
ribs. Drs. FrizzeH and Allen attended
the wounded man