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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

A NATURAL curiosity attracts the at
tsntion Of the pssser.by on the road be-
tween Lansing. Michigan. and the Agri.
cultural College. II is . cherry tres. si1
inches in diameter. growing mp through
the ersvics Of a large rock. which ersv-
Ice at the time the seed fell in u Was an
opening not much larger than a pipe
stem. The heavy rock Ii gradually
opening year by year. to make room for
the expanding trunk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
A suprocArINa cough.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascribes the cure OF = dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding Of the lungs, TO Hale's
Honey OF Hlorehound and Tar. my cough"
but the Honey Of ~lIorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF H." The letter was To
. lady friend In this city. who has placed Il Al
the disposal Of o. ". crittenion. Z sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In one
ninute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
GENERAL NOTES.

NJ. vVIER. the Frenchman who has
made 1t the business Of his life to worry
the Cus,om.hous, Inspectors Of all
European countries. has returned to
France. His wont formerly was to pack
. huge trunk full Of troussr straps. such
a. arc worn with CATERS, using hydrau-
lilo pressure. 10 1t were necessary. to
cram i've bushels into q three bushsl
space ; then to lure the Inspector to
open il As q suspicious package. when
naturally the contents were ovsrset. and
the whole force Of the Custom house
was occupied fer hours in putting them
back. A powerful Jack.in.ths-boI was
another device Of his that was very uc-
cessful.
"Dsaf Jack" died recently. in Dem
nison. Texas. In 1864 he was stabbed
in the neck in an ARRAY in Colorado,
and took morphine 10 allay his suffer
ing. It soon developed into a habit,
and he continued to increase the dose
until finally no could not keep 1t on his
stomach. He then rssortsd to injecting
il under the skin. and before he died be
would in this way the snor-
mous quantity Of hfty.two bottles u
month of late years no had been
very deaf. his limbs wsro partially par
alyxed, and his skin had turned dark.
vIcr President ELrcr wHrrLER has
been too III to appear in his seat In the
House. Mr.. Wheeler has borne with
great composurs the uncertainty Of the
Presidential contest. and expresses his
belief that the election Of Governor
Hayes has been honestly obtained. aud
that all the people will aequisscs in his
Inauguration.
The uusophisticatsd young gentle
man, who oficistes in the capacity OF
news editor Of the Enterprise. has evil
IDENTIFY been grossly imposed upon BY
some INSCRIPTIONS member Of tbs
sazsrac Lying Club, at Eureka. judging
from the tslsgrsphie reports In that
high.tousd family paper this morning.
TnosH who aro anxious to have two
Presidents inaugumtsd shoald remem-
Der that Mexico has 10Y three Prssi-
dents. and yet she is not happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
CUT rH1s OUTFIT MAY AVE
YOUR LIFE.

There 10 no person living bat what suffers
more or less with lung disease. coughs, colds
or consumption, Jet some would die rather
than pay IS n for q bottle OF medicine that
would cure them. DR.. A. Bosehee's German
syrup has lately been introduced In this coun.
try from uernsny. and itr wonderoua cures
astonish ever one that tries 10. II you doubt
what we cay In print, cut this out and take 70
to your druggist and get . sample bottle for 10
cents and try 10. OF . regular size for 20 cents.
Agents: CRANE q BRIGHAM, Wholesale
Druggists. San Francisco. California. dsai em
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business, mining and all
other advertising.
An ABSURD PROPOSITION.
II IL not to b supposed that the aver
age citizen Of this country hss studied
the Constitution 90 thoroughly. - to
know all Of its provision. and to meet
every technical point which . political
opponent may be able V raise. Rut 1t
10 10 b supposed that men Who aspire
to the high position Of . member Of Con-
grsss-msn Who are elected To- that Of
Zoe BY the votes Of an Intelligent oon-
stitusncy-kuow something Of the pro-
visions Of the instrument under which
they are elected. and are prepared to
carry those provisions into eject. 1t In
curious at times. 70 witness the utter
Ignorance OF the men when the people
have elected to represent them In Con-
srsss. Of the fundamental principles oil
this Government. There 10 many =
Representative. and many . Senator.
Who k.ows NO more Of the provisions OF
the Consultation. than . school-bsy Of
seventeen. Indeed. there are many Who
do not know 90 much.
An sxsmplidestion Of this culpabls
ignorance has Just been furnished to the
nation. The Presidential middle has
drawn out the opinions and suggestions
Of many men. some Of them great. and
some Of them infinitely small. 90 far o.
brain il concerned. The last and most
absurd suggestion came yesterday. IL
was that Congress refuse to count the
electoral vote altogether. and pass . Law
calling for . nsu election in Nay nsIt.
and that In the meantime President
Ferry Of the Senate act a. President OF
the United States from the 9Th Of March.
Benjamin +. Butler. Cong, s.sman elect
from Massachusetts,. fsvors this plan.
and in an interview with a reporter yes
tsrdsy gave II ~ HE opinion that 1t was
the only practical way Of getting out Of
our present difficulties.
Mr.. Butler 10 an able lawyer. bat he
is also . politician. II he had been
as . lawyer simply. he would
told the reporter that the Propo-
sition was absurd. But be was called
upon as n member Of Congress. and.
knowing that . o election would 70
suit in giving Hayes such an over
whelmins electoral majority that there
could be no further contest. he gave the
opinion above recorded. II MAS. in
fact. no opinion at all. Butler 10
political trickster. and q dissraes 10 the
Republican party. He il willing " take
advantage Of any little technical point
In law which may arise. to defeat his
opponents. lie is willing to do more
than 'h,s' a. .l'' a'"Oera'''y '.'' ~,
law u No 'hihks MS hearers arc ''ap''
enough 10 trust 10 his Interpretation
The Republican party OF .his country
Goes not own nun ~ 'ns " 'n'"' 'n''
simply tolerate. h'm.
. i"c' 'nA' Ais'''''n Gaming ''
ahsw e'scton IN AAJ nsa'.'s P'oP0ssaA
snis IN amounts 10 so'oihs' anu Den
pa"sr ana every o'h'i eoDs'"
VINO isaas ne 'ons'aa'a A"a u'
STANDS IT, knows 'n's W W 10
That instrument expressly declares 'ns'
the votes 10 In november s"aa ~
opsnsd n o.nie by ns ffss'de'1 cJ ~s
Ss"afs. All the resolutions OF all q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

Dnfr HAxrx ha. arranged to visit
Europe. and may be expected in Eng
hud in the curse Of . few weeks. He
will not remain in London In the frat
i~nstancs. but proceeds directly to svitz-
sfland and aftsrwarj TO Germany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

-
Lrox's KAuAnox makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriAnt hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. 10 charminsly perfumed.
rnd has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
DIED.


cOLENAN-I virsinia. December II, Mary.
daughter of . homas and kllen Coleman. aged
3y,ais, ! month and - d,ys
lrse funeral will take place from the re'i.
dsnce 81 the parents an Sat.nlay. the ?ai In.
slant. 81 . o'clock p. n. Friends are invited 10
attend
ELI JLM-in slx.miie Canyon. December q.
Andrew Elholm. aged 81 years.
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BORN.

SUSDERLAND-ln Reno. December ~. TO the
wife Of John Sunderland. q son.
BAItTOs- In Truckcc. December 10. 10 thu
wife of q. II. bart u, . SUM-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
A CARD.

To all who are surerIns from the errors and
indiseretlons OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss NJ manhood. ETC.. I win send
q recipe that will cure you. freo OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-
sionAry In South America. send 9 self-ad.
dressed envelope 10 the liey. Joreph T. Inman,
station ID, Bibls House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

weRLp's Omar REMEDY -" Nedica
Wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia.
cramp-colic, colds, sprains, burns, tooth
ache, etc. oci lms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
MARRIED.

WALTER DHCRRR-In Rurek,. d ecmber
u, o.. l.. Walter TO Miss Media l.. Decker.
iI,i >TZlL -SrElSAuKL-In Truetee, De.
cember ~. y. L.. ~iieintzil TO Mics Emma
stcinaRel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

nAeASs BALM preserves and
aestores tbs complexion. removes freckles,
tan and sailowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

Tnosn who aro anxious to have two
Presidents inauguratsd shoald remem-
Der that MEXICO has now three Prssi-
dents. and yet she is not happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

HOLIDAY PRESEN r.
AT FAIR PRICES.
Our goods are MARKED IN PLAIN RiG.
URrs, and ONE PRICE IL eharaed for all
alike.
KI.RsKI a. CO.. PrssrIetsr-.
del9 1w ~
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NEW TODAY.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DHMAINING IN THE rosTorPICE AT
II Gold llill. 81 r-y county. Nevada, DE
eember "a. isi6. " not called for within ouc
month they will he sent to the Dead Letter
Ohiec 1t Wellington. d. O.;
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our PRICES DEFY COMPETITION.

We cell from Is TO 90 Fer cent. cheaper than
any ether house In Virginia. There 10 no NILE.
I've I'm ihis boast: we can do IL and are doing
II every day. ~ our customers can aitfst. fou
can buy DILL IT 90 ce.ts that rell Anywhere
a. az Al . BOOKs that eost 81 ~ usually. We
sell for &i; yAshB that cell for ~ We seil fcr
20 cent?; and 20 you can nnd this reduction all
through oar stock OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

No. % South G street, Virginia,
Next to csl.'s Drus store.
IL the ONLY PLACE where you can buy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

TT IN urrRRLY IMPOSSIBLE TO GIVE
|. description Of the varied stock. You will
please consider this an Invitation to call nd
examine thu elegant display Of goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-29

CGPTAu MooKks HoF.-SFor
uOu4n'L indeed Couldn't Oh, l dida'i
stay away from there" bat joined tbe
gay party, and procured : tieks; good
IL one ride 70 Capt N0ores, on CO0duc,
TOR EbegIinsis train, 1Dd Uas counted in
srsonZ the many hEndsone ladies God
"eieTlh- gentlemen Sho sere there ~.
ssnbi.d And ues1Bg and dGBeed and
hsd ian Till The breaking Of The morn.
Tommy CocklyD., With tuli band, made
mot excellent music Ind re snvy the
WsIkburg folks Who are % dance 70 the
rau.ic Ol the same band tonight We
tender our kiDdest regards TO NJ. and
Nm. Captain Moore, for thsir warm reesp-
ton and royal entertainment, 70 Tommy
for his god aIusic, 70 The ladies for tbeir
boiIe,I Fan, &C., and 70 "a. Clark for his
inauguration and general gel up by
TIE var, Ed has one particular balance
step 90 which be should procure patent,
which il Why Tom laHghs). Signed By
the following named Wheeling snd
BrijespOrt-itss Who were there:
Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Booth, Misses Ag.
gle NDlriDe, Addis Nulrine, Annie Dun.
bar, Fannie Ingram, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash.
Dunbar, Mr.. and Mrs. ZinD, Misses Nan.
ME Wiliou, Lizzie Hamilton, Mrs. Jane.
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. ". P. Dunbar,
Missss Efi= Hslsted, Matte Zpn. MAJ.
ME Dunn, Eanuah Whallty, Ella Moore,
Captain Penny. Asael Booth, Sam. CLARK,
Ton Written, Tom DUFF, Ed. CLARK, WIN.
Gilmore, Jane. Todd, James Clark, Tom
Wilson, Bsrj. ClAIk, Oliver Rhodes.
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sEMI.ASNuA1 CLosrx6.oUT SALE
We will commence our Closing-out Sale
earlier than usual, 10 give our friends
and the public In general an opportunity
to save money in buying New Years
Gifts, in the way Of ClOaks, shawls. Fnrs,
Blankets, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Underwear, Cloths, Cassimeres, together
with large stock Of Domestic Goods,
Carpet Chain and Carpets, Wall Paper,
&c, &c. You can save yourselves % TO
50 per cent more than in any other place
in the city. This is no humbug, a. We
mean business and are fully determined
to reduce the stock. Call soon, and avail
yourself Of the rare opportunity 10 get n
great bargain, at Nos 2Ol9 and 202l Main
street, Centre Wheeling. ~ .st
JoHS RoEMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-29

The BE1n.-We are becoming 20 Is.
miIiar With the IinlinaabuIatiOnS d the
btliI, tha3 slsighipg nov Eeems 70 be AZ
one 0i the lot arts restored. 1t il many
! year EiEce the plsaSures Of ride be.
hipd the Aeet e0nrsers and over the trOd.
den sno~, keeping time TO the jingle o.
the beIl,, hsTe been 20 prolonged in this
section, a. has been the case Sinoe Win
ter commenced biz reign this year.
All day long the music is heard,
and uhen the night comes the volume u
melody seems 70 incresse and the rip
pIfng laughter Of the pleasure seeker
burdens tie evening zsphyr with Joyous
sounds. The carnival l. being EuPrenely
enjoyed By al classes, and The advent and
rule Of tie SNOW king Will-It least 10
tho.e whom fortune has fayored-long
be remembered a. one Of the brightest
recolIections Of the Centennial year.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

7 NhlSl 6E . EGa4AEs
By virtue Of deaI q tru4 made By Charlie
Otlftia aud AuEuata hiI vie 10 The updeIFos1
Trustee dated the 18th day Of March, 1875, and re
rurdsd In the CSTk's cite Of the County Coart a
Ohio Cuunty. Wet vir1HIG, n peGd q 1rcJt Book
No Z, FaSU % and ~, l NtlGn
SATURDAY, January ., 1857.
B SipuiDE Il 10 GeiSSC a. n. 0i s1II day, Al lie
Ioat dow Of the Court HG1ys o! aid ohl9 eossty.
FSuoed 70 eel without reserve, 10 The highest aDd
iest h1IEr, thu foiJoginG Described property, tksi
Is 70 ny: trstt d land sitG1iel At the vet end
Of the tuNa q TrtEdlph!G, In add eosafy Q! Qaio,
hsEinnIDg al q SiOpe eoCDeF at The SIDE Of l4tts
Wheeling CreGki thrnee roTth % We: IS TE!tS te
\ stake At the top d 1 beach % the hill thence
With IiuiE1n'E Inc 10 the llre oil Joan HnEE's
Ilrm; thEncs With Einke'S hte . the National
Bod, and thence running With Little WbeednG
Greek 10 the place Of besinntnS Also The friction
OF Lot NUMBERED tLIot No. u In EAI4 toEn o.
TIIIdeIphIG, und !JluinE the lid lat fDeniiontd
tTset tic Eb0s cactsininE about eight acTt5, rnoTe
~ less. Also the following properly In aid town
Of Tr;AdeiphIs: Beginning Al point on The no+th
ode Of what 10 Known A. Wesf Lane In aid town,
IoIy iett Ee5t q P0lrt on The naFIh Aide o! aid
Lane, liaus1:Ittly GPpostte the northeast o2fEef
Of LIT No I; thertS ECstE1tdly With sid L1nc
iEi l,e;; thence nogthTlIdly 10 Sunlight Hue, at
Iisht angles With sid IAbs, 30 Iest; IbeD1 e:i-
EIrdiy IN 4 EtrlEeilt t!be 49, fetf; thence south
EarDY towards Md Lane 10 foet; thence ESst-
vardly 70 ieCt; thcace sGihWAH1!y 10 feet to The
LsElnning
money IN essh, and HE residue in three equal N
stlllments al six, twelve and eighteen months,
Nth interest On nd deferred lnStlnmsnts from
The day d sale Until payment, The parchEsef 10
give his nOts with approved security for Ssid de-
teETed payments, and the tue 10 the property 10
be retRnl untIl the puTchase money Il fully Eait.
H4l JAMES +. ROGERS, Trustee.
j. ". MITCHELL, AuctiOnGeT.
llCBEAKn 4 Ea6EIEE. Solieltors. de.0-W
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srrvoxs { sLocrNls NtxgrREts Ia

sIRxoxs 4 sLocrX's NrxgrRELs per.
formed at the Opera House to large bust
ness. In the FIRST part, the vocaliration
Of the quIrtette, consisting Of F. b. Dix
On, Charles Storms, George W. Harley
and John Riee, was Of high order. "See
that Ny Graves kept Green" By Dixon,
IA. suny in unusual fine style. George
Thztcher and Lew Simmons were on the
end. In the clio, Weich and Riee in
GSEeetbeAsu" and "The MisehieVouI
OEpring" executed some brilliant songs
and dance. ". Henry Rice a bur
lesque prina-donnA was good, and was
superbiy sttired. George Thatcher gave
seTef7l Of his speeislties. Vincent
BseoDe executed a fine c6rent solO. The
entertainment elosed with the farce Of
"The Tso Trsnp,T introducing WEIGH
and RIce's trained dog Fan togood ad-
yantage.-PRi. Tfme,, Nov. 24.>
The shove company will perform IN
the Opera House on Monday and Tues
day evenings and Noudny afternoon
next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-29

aPLRzEnH-Nn.C SGrir1u vs. greeted
With . large Gni fAshi0nabls Hudisons
last sfsnisE. D1riRk ber eeEEgenent
here Lad Efnfsf he nA6e N exceedingly
fEFu-1hIs impressi0a 1poathe Wheeling
pahiic, Who tb0runghiy appreciate bef
quiet, natural style d Bs4ipE.
PARED i a American dr1nl, Erit-
Tn b. Mr.. Clifton W. TsyIeure, oocs
Reober Of The Baltimore bar, b1t Row
manager Of The noDPEny support
lag NrsL ChHnfran. md accompany
ing then. Mr.. TsyIeure i best
kSoEn - TIE dramAtist q East
Lynoe,s @JEns Eyrs7 Maggie NitehslIs
TerEioa), SHas She Right 81 sloeun,
@IeIlo1sy,H sBeeky Nix adj 0tber
plsys, and a. ! fOrssr manager Of he
BrolaE1y aDd Olympic ThsEt-es and
Grad Opera Hons, SeE York. SPGrt.
edE ia plEy Of renErkEbis interest and
The more Il i seen tie more Il il admired
HoA Ippreeiaisd. 0iths many PlAys pre-
seated 10 tie publie By Mr.. TSyIeure
We think The universal Terdiet viii
Be that this ooe i tie best In eonstrne6on
Of pIOt, and - : literary Pro10etion.
Tbe incidents and The situations are na-
tural nd elective, and With such n &c.
,knoEtedre6 artist a. Ma. Chantrau In
the leading role il i rare dramatic
treat Al SGr1es Shiriey,7 Mn Chan
+frlu displays real eenias, Iod wins the
hearts Of Der auditors 10 The vIEiooS
emotions which are sxPerieneed By the
faithful and aSeetion1te vile and
mother. Her reading il perfect, hE
voice sweet and Eonknly, her acting
quiet and natural, md her movements
graeefuL She gives the trusst picture Of
! loving and 9SStionEte voa1n that We
have ever seen. -,
Mn. ChGnfr1n il ably supported By
Nr. Frank Mordaun, a @Dorsey Shfr-
ley" Ar. MordAant Is : tals1ied actor,
Of The very highest order Of exeellenee,
and i slnost n great = f8yorits ~ Mn,
Chauirsn berselE Theideas Of the author
are presented in Al excellent manner By
The i1Iented company tina: surrounds md
supports Mrs. Chanfssn add Mr.. Nor
dlant viii such ability. The play vas
pat upon The stage in N elegant manner,
and i ise!don thAi 80 good = oneis
seen, and In Which I'll fbe aneessories Of
acting, stsge Effects and literary merit
are al The ZANE time combined. The
ladies' toilets we're brilliant and costly,
aud caused quite Autter among those d
The fair sex ia the audience. Tonight,
Nr. Tsyleurss play otAWas She Right!
will Be produced, and We anticipate an
other large audience.
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Fox Suor on THE Island. y While
some men were at work on Mr.. Geo. Fau-
bel'eplsce, on the Island, yesterday, they
discovered fox, and started 10 pursuit Of
the animal. The chase was quite excit-
ing, and continued for some time, but
was finally terminated by Reynard biting
the dust, Henry Faubel killing him In.
stantIy With Z shot from his gun. When
avid fox ventures TO witt = populous
city, game can BE- accounted neither
scarce nor timid 10 the vicinity.
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I'O cArITALIsTs
Or PkhleS Of Small Heaas DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening.

OI afD,1r u hdVBBtsl age an desIT00s u
changing my IEsdsLes and therefore 6tT tos lGie
my llTH EtIItBt OJfSsILt iht EJiy u WbHiinE, 90
Ibs nIsf taEk, nld uEy LstEsn Bf5gTSHt md
NETuEG HSTfy, and Immediately ~ JsGihs the VII
iGxF u A.tbsTillA TlIs DFTssFty nnEitts d 60
asTss u bill GhI tGbs lSti and IS d IiVeS botiDh.
10 the hall IbsSs are iU0 sIaHs n eGl " md *
kst Thick, three drTGsAts u lILBtstJtt, an lUf
Tsin 81 ebs tsEIJs btDI Of iT0s Et1ns, an u hot
ven VI lnSsi, which S!iLZstbEf make = I'd and m
underlying I'D u dEF'DatI u Tieh AID valuable
GhAFAr1ST.
Ga lbs TgrtAtR, The lSTEsE PARTON d which lIss
gently hLyiiLX W tLE eAst, and al ubdsf direct vK
IIs1Fe 70 he sun, 10 vlDsylTd Of - Azsa, IBlsily
Cstssta EElE, al In eBs bE1Ting condition. HlOUt
even yEaI Old, which has proven ltHeli able 70 tSy
basISJns per tSnt 70 The ealtiVEtOT.
The PVp+fty b Icing Approached nb0te Hnd b.
lDE by al advancing tide u peTbJns seeking small
h0EBr'tEA, and is INV really The only unH6eBJied
LFfFitTFy brtHsRh BTijSeJsTd Hnd HIriln'E Perry.
II Il valuable a. an HVsGnent LOF eiTiLlI s1ekIEE
ale purthlSe, EDi valuable nihlRe vim want hIF-
kst ElHsIing ground ti1aa " tbs C1ty. II fronts
IsaullulIy upon tbs riTSF 1ad oBI1mSodSA view u
the city, ilIr ILIHd and the WhIls hcenSIy VI the
VHllHy. d..
The terms Of ale vii b. UnN-third clsh, balsnts
In two annual Iaynrfts, pr cent interest On de-
ieupi ayInfntI. r1s further Particular inquire
VI RICHARD CRAWFORD
TN the preHIhes, or by inSiI At BtdCrport, Ohm.
BIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-29

,PusoSi1 I IfE71IgS-R<ED DR.. AleE-
as,5er, Of Use N0uDd.TilIs Preskgteri1n
Church, l. lying very i'll \; his bOSss IN
that place
oil J. n Dsng.n md family, o! Lon
don, ne 4; the NeLsrs. u
NrE Htasie&a Gbsutrtu AID de eon'
pay EupPsaies ksS are a. tSs=a-
VIcKErES, December $50 boats
up o. dom. RiTsF sIstioBAr!.
SEE OELEASs, Deeenhsr 2s.-So AZ.
rivals OF departure.
MENPHIs. December 2S.-RITer isIl j
inel. Mercury %. So0ued all day.
No arrivals q departures. sI- ~
LITTLE Rock, December 8.-RlTsr ]
loot 8 inches. Snow st0rRS prsTsil.
Col. J8eub HsrlbrU0k leaves to-day
for PhiILdeIphil, whence be will 60
C4pL Ed. HOrnbrook yesterday eater
t8ined : number Of iritnd' a III. rel.
deDoe On chHpliDs street, CsihFe Wheel
Jag. in hOsor gf Tie arnitsFAEy q NJ
marriage. . = 49, VI a. '~''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-29

&Of So MUCH IIoS As REPoETRD-
We recently noticed 3 reported newly
found stratum Of iron ore, on the land
Of Meprs. Crumbacker 4 Exley, near
this city, and that the analysis was made
by Mr.. Cha. E. Dwight, and gave "a per
cent Of metallic iron, and, when roasted,
yielded 10 per cent more. Mr. Dwight
ssyr he has never made any such analysis
Of ore from that section Of the country,
and knows nothing Whatever Of the re.
ported "a and n per cent iron ore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-29

The BIBLE CArsE-SlLcs or iLst
retor. On this subject ab1u: tSo-thifds 81
our eity chpnelIes hsJe tskkn collection.
Tor de Btble ditrib1ti6n. ltisexpeeted
lha; SHIN the next tEo or three ueeks
all our city churches SilI have taken
their cplIseiOts ard I9ads heir TeLurhs.
EeI. ~ Hing, whb ihAs rtesnBy bsen
seni into this State by The parent sociei!
% work mp the bible interest, hss act
lively commenced his labor. Prom 4
calculation made by this gentleman it
peera. that eTery seTsnth Iersnn in Wet
Va. Is without Bible. An effort will be
made inmsdiGisly 70 have all the fund.-
raised 10 tbs 6tGte spilled 10 Aepar.
chase Of Bibles for distribution within
our limit, and the chuFches will BE call.
ed upon for larger donations. Within the
past ere Year, The parent society has e1.
pended Al Is1Et Eve tines ~ much money
in West Virginia as has been contributed.