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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-02

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iiiJS IF Nrdngiing b',s'n',' if'...
and WtdkH,>s II h"in,n'
didt,ig R,icrri >n'''m '..
inGlu matt. n'', n,.
bV pS"g, ""
Br'rI..
MEssRS. LITTIEFIEIp \ Co .4 r
| live in Manchester now. aud ''.'
titt\ Years III Iirti~fuwn. about i'" "
here am - Years old la,' hri '''.'.
wears and Il had cough t"I - ''..- ', ...
Spring and Fall Good deal 81 i"d ..' ..
had dizziness III the head lni IN '"'
have had dT"pping~ from the h'i" "I'
filling the throat with Ihr-ln. cans. Do 49,. -.r
til" throat. and whenever ! W. "." .,..- .-
creating "a feeling ut >ut"ritil- '' .,.. .
People have thought had ih' '''', ..r
was dnctorrd t"r thai have '"',- ... t..
MANY physicians hut never 4"i '"'',
rlrN relief About Nv" months -" ...' ...
spell. fell down and WAS in~"Il>l'' '. ., U..
and did not know my avn i"lk~ 1901 . ,r.
Mn brother told me of N"uI '""'' H. ID.
RsmetiU and ad I>'d me {" hIN g "'' .....
catnTrh ami took tins and II lett -r
and in ten DAYS il cured the rItdrII 90 f.
phlr.m. ticklin. in the throat an" '.'. ..s- -|
| was abb, To saw four cords "i "''" WI.
hours daV | never saw ANN r.a.
seemed tn make me all "V"I a"W ,.-..t '"
th,. old troubles unless get cold h". o. ..
spnnnful at the C"HNt'"''"ndi '","' Ii..t
moves everything. would mol 100 N.-..
Ion. As could get money i"h lN ID "t d..
son and his wifi hav" had 'hi!''
tr, in. il aud find mmr,,iIIi" l. i'i - h..-
i have had pains in thu small col "' 81.
weakness of the kidneys i"i man ..,-.
though work hard daily. show ''"- ...f f
the year my kidneys HAY" i"nir" 49,
til" pains h"N" greatly "''''''. .iItnj>IrH "l"i''
Manchester. y. H Apr -. ~
Can't. J,s.ph Georr, can .rt rt' ''- ,.. g.
hank man and tItl uttl''l t'
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3ingham's Drug Store.
SWlTSER & LITTLE.

Manufacturers and " h"l,~.il, aud Retail Dead
"I~ >plIn. Beds y Lounges. Hair. Wool low l"p
ami ENc"l~I"r Mattresses. Iplr"l~tory ti","l~ aud
NImtiIn.S. French Lasting. All Wool Rep TrrIN.
lama~k Han Satin Sofas Easy Chairs AC .
l repaired at short notice y l.. >W ITSEE
". y. LITTLE
Eastern Avenue - .I"im-huIN. VI
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The subscriber l. prepared tn furnish Fl"wrrs
Plants. Shrubs aud Fruit Trees and every thin.
pertaining t" TIA" Flower and Vegetable. Garden
Tomato" IIhhl., and other plants in their season.
Al~" Flower and Nr.,iahl, SEEDS
JAMES HAMILTON -. .I"hu~hurN. VI.
t.Imn.u Corner "i Webster and Paddock 81.
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PIANOS and ORGANS

SHOEEi \ BAILEY are Gcn'l Agents for IN.
MASON HAMLIN ORGANS. in Northern VI
anu y H. and are constantly receiving impruy,d
ana attractive styles containing their new stoIs
Striphnni. 'N"iN Celeste. ''Niol a'amnur" and
Plan" Harp, which gives the finest orchestral
effect combining these world renowned Instru
mtnts, with our fine stock oi organs from i Estev
y %" ana the Geo. Woods q Co.'S Piano and or
gan combined gives our customers an opportunity
I"i selection winch cannot br found cls,.w here in
Vt. Instruments Ia Rent Repairin" and tuninr
done. 1890 '5
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PRICEsI PER BOrlLE.-N''' ur''
gists. y pamphlet Of - pas',. .--.,,,r uI, So.
on Caiarrh and containing III" tt ruIa's
cures. sent FREE. hy lddr"~~,n- 'I l.I
LITTLEFIELD 60 Ma''''
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G At A r r n!
A Cough of % Years Standing U1'

Cdtdrrh ,rh DroIpi"gs d" he H,''
inJS IF Strdnqiinq D,-'n',' if'..
and W,dkH,ss u h"i"'o'
didt,Ig R,Iisrri >r,''" ''.
inglu matt. n''' n..
bU uS'f.f nI,'
B.'tI,
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DIECHl'S ADVERTISEMENTS
AN ACTIVE AGENT WANTED

1" manage, exclusive sales "t cigars every county
Address y. Y. IuHNr,utU.. b RruwIck ST. y. \
The New York herald., 1876-07-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
EplcAL~cIrArIoS.

LDICAL-CITATIOS.
IL Amies kssprzak married. nee Fadcn, at Scildberg
province Posen, Kingdom of Prussia has an
action divorce agnin her husband Anton. cabinet
iaaker who SehiidberR In 1872 tor America nothing
having been heard OF him since that time. the ground
snl The defendant. Anton kasprksk Is there
appear either Ia by
duly authorized party, November C. III o'clock A. NJ
oDy percn term. In L. to the
charge. default Of which the pantn WILL IN
with paragraph GS-. H. Tit I, of the Alleemo liner
Iaudrcchts ~ ot the ordinance Of June Is4g
entitled to for divorce ksmpcn, May z, 1876
Roy al Circut Court, Division.
The New York herald., 1876-07-31
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-lsr PAcr--Gth COL
ASTRoL0GY-2D pAGE-5th col
BoARpEks w1NrED-isr raer-4.h CO..:
F5R
SSsiShss SS!icEsI Faesas.h ss,
cEEaks eIIa sb bsIHIH SRS s
and coils
G%ouMTaY % BoARp-lsr rAcE,4th COL
Bwshi1sa Houses ths'iS 70 LET FURNISHED AND
EUROPEAN raSf P.saesd S col
ExcGhsIoSs-aD PAcs-4th and s,h coils.
fINANCIAL-7rH PAGE.
aoSHs Ss.s Ans 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
lsr PAcx-sda and ith coils
hffS'ESyzB EhSfAIs e; .,.
HORSES. GAERIAoEs. 4o.-isr rAss-ad ana Sd coils
HSTsEs aSTsHssS hooas sAs1s.A 1c COL
I@H P1sFes DsoN CITY AND BER
AssE GEN oltE REAL hGsS MsTATE FOR sALEHi f1os-sd
LEGAL SoTIcEsnisr Pacs-stA 4: col
MARsLE ARsifh hM4NTPi.s1so Ls.i'a paer.5th aS. COL
rAersh
x1scELLANEous-2p PAcE-e.h col
NV NsSlqAhis1 pSsLIcAfSSss, fi6s.s s' r.ore.h COL
fIaSSFohTEs PhtsST ossASs sc-lsr &C. rAos-ssA col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OK 10
RENT-1sr PAGE--Hd cot
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-lsr PAGx-3d col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-lsr PAGE-3d col.
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION--lsr PAGE--5th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-2D PAcE-1st and
I'd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-2D PAGH-2d col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
6FORrING-DOGS BIRDS. SC.-lsr PAGE-2d col
SrORAGE-2p PAGE-5th col.
SUMNER REsoRTs-Isr rAaE--4th col.
THE TRAUES-2D PAGE-3d col.
THE TURF-1sr PAcE-2d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSLS-lsT PAcI-Sd
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2p PAGR-4th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
lsr PAGE-4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-1st PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.--2D PAGE-5th col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-STH PAcK-6th col.
The New York herald., 1876-07-31

VVANTED-FIvE 80 fEN'IRoN TANKS ABorT yxo
w and eight feet high. holding 1000 gallons each Al
dre-A-sssng price, Ac, box 3ASs Now York Post eces
The New York herald., 1876-07-31

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AuCTiONEEE
w office No 3 Chambers st..
will this day 20 o'clock the Fixtures of the Lager
Beer saloon ~ Scw Chambers junction 1f Madison
Zine Table, Chair Counters Mirrors. Pictures
Kl,atcle Talle- IIuunfs Ice uOLss. Stove. Ac
The New York herald., 1876-07-31


NATSKILL DRIVING PARK
~ Meeting. August = Q and 10.
Chatham Village Driving Park
Meeting. August l5. lo and H.
Pittsheld Pleasure Park
Meetiug August -. - and ~
TUESDAY first day of each meeting
I. Purse $500 so 500 SIS to second,
s25 third No . Purse $o 2:32 class $3.50 to first,
500 second, 500 to third
WEDNESDAY, second day of each meeting.
No B. Purse $500 ~ class 500 first $40
SIS third No 1. Purse 500; J class $3.50 to frst,
800 o second $50 to third
THCRSDAY. th,rd day OF each meeting.
No. g. Purse $500; 80 class $3.50 FIRST 500 TO second,
$50 80 third No. g. Purse 500 2S class $3.50 first
500 second. $50 to third.
Entries tor the above meetings close Tuesday August
!, 1876, l.. M and should he addressed follows:
Catskili Driving Park TO WM. SMITH. Secretary.
Pittshed tMassJ Pleasure Park. to T. c. BARDEN secy
OARATOGA RACES.
= Two Meetings. 1875
First Mectng-Tuesday. 25h Thursday 27th Saturday.
10th July; Tuesday, lst and Thursday. Sd August
Second Mcetng-Tuesday. Sth; Thursday, 10th Satur-
duy, l2th Tuesday. 10Th Thursday l7th and Saturday,
Races promptly at II o'clock, each day
w. r. TRAVERS. President
JOHN MORRlSsEY. Lessee.
G. WHEArLEY, Secretary
Association Pool Rooms 239 broadway, New York. All
entries tclcgraphed directly to this room.
CARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION NO 239
y French and bination pools sold
day evening the Saratoga the trots
Buffalo all ball Orders by mail or messenger
will receive prompt attention JOHN MORRIssEY co.
rTATTERSALLS. I,a27 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POOLS
all races. ball matches, &c. Combination Books
aud FrenchsPool Tickets. 81.
, 1876-07-17

gentleman, prominently connected With Tho
press nf this city. lie II TIT owner Of n eplcn
ltti huntfng dog named ElsL When tnlsfor'
tunes trll upon Tout Petit, It " rcry evident
that i1n went To RFutt f4r consolation, Tho
canine DaHon and l'ytl'las got their heads To-
forthcoming. Il nearly borders on tho
marvellous, for ss inception, md practical
carrying out could not Ic surpassed by two III
tclliEcnt human beings. Tho way they did It
light, followed " Tou. Petlt, md make r.
e1,nGissancc. Having discovered Chronicle
lying insldc, gntc, Dust wnul'l jump and open
tllc gate, when h!a little companion would rush
IL ard Ecbbic tue paper. Both dogs would then
seanImE back 70 The la1y's house, wagging their
tslls n5s,1 an .nu1lnE to eacl, tther os 4 70 say
-, tn1tng that Tout Petit was bringing the
Chronicle as ustal, was utterly astonishcd, but
nevcfthetces rewarded lin with a a,,gas-pu n.
Tic little roacal, not nniikc some human boings
Waa yery scltisll and would u1t share his booty
with Bust, but the lasies, like some other hnman
Alter while complaints ahontso thief steal
Ing The Chronfek from Subscribers Oh Park ave
nut became quite frequent, and watch was set
to cnptnre HIN. The thieves, of course, wcrc
quickly discovered. and their mol,is opcran1t be-
came Tie talk of the town In that locality. The
ly upon discovering the thieves put up With tho
past tnconven'enccs without iIllrnur, laugh
Ing over the matter rs the hest Joke OF tic sea.
kon. but the discovery brought another mis-
fortune upon poor Tut PelLt, for the little
trlekstcr Is now limited to q certain anlOunt VI
red tape, beyond The limits OF which,. like L
stonally Visited by Ills friend Bust, when they
seem To hold the most scriuus c.lnfabs nbout tho
vitias!s'ts!es Of f1CE 1lfr IN Ean Francisco.
, 1876-07-17

Ne,n dominion M0RMIN
Ono very strangc thing remember happen
lIasl been told Ut IT, but never fully rcallze,l how
PECULIAR II WIS till / Witnessed II myself. The
family consisted Of my friend, her husband, md
four Gltldren;- Antl, when news was brought
that prss Ind i've new kittans, each begged 80
ha,l to be allowed st, to hay have on, o,,s tim, ,
drown tho remaining onc. Whether Mrs
FUSS missed her chi!1 or not ! do,l't know,
but she seemed very well satisfied with those
left her, and was moro than usually happy when
my Of tho children would pay her q Walt Rt her
snug quarters under the Kitchen tallc. Ado1cn
be dragged from their bell to he kfssc'1 and
huggcd. Bnt II 30 happened TINT from sotne
cause or other one whole day passed with
out my one going 70 sre The klsses's,
mitch to their mothers grief, who had
iIeq1ently Eone, To- thu ry rartsry IN sea,s ;a
whole family were together, The two younger
ones being on the floor When, 10 their aHtnuisl1
melt, III walked the cat, carrying kitten in her
muuth Tts sllu carried Il, one OF the children,
and so soon as Rhc saw II was kindly received
run quickly, away. bump hump s, xas sooa ,
With anothc, kitten. whtrh Was deposited
near nslOther Ut tho uhllt1ren. Curiosity
VIVA now cxctcli tue two elder chill
drcn took seats On tho loor, to sec II kittcna
would bo brought to them, and IN very
short time they werc. Tl!cn was lt,ssy's lmpr.
ness complete; sho would parr loudly, rub 1'cr-
sclf against eavll ono In turk nll try by, every
menus to show tlnw pleased shn wns. During
the time visited ut my friend's Witnessed the
ab0va strange scene three times, anil never once
.lld p,,ss make mistake In %. giving tho kit
carried any utller but Eu,l's. Need say tl,at
It was soon named "1}umps" by tho Childrtn1
, 1876-07-17

m aggregate Of G,G0o barrels. They arc 46 feet
deep, and from 10 to Is feet in diameter. The
rock y calrineI ~ furuace.lleat, mud "a grad
uaily heated III II DROPS below tho furnace,
WHEN 1t Is drawn out into cars that dump II tnto
a bin still on n lower level. And fr1,n thia bin
II Is drawn Into another car. atautling On the
lower side, TINT, In t,irn, dumps the rock Into
the tnnutl, OF the massive rock-crushcr, another
remove lOwcr. suuh Is tho advantage at the
construction Of these works partially upon the
stccp b'ua.s!dc, making
GNAvlTArloN DO 4 bAiL or HARD WORK.
Passing through second crusler, and re-
duccd to the stze Of porpcd-coEn kernels, tho
the crushed rock Is elevalcd Into the third story
Of the large stone mill standing besdc The
crushcr. Thence Il Is apoutcd into the lloppers
of one or mnrc Of the fronelatf hurr-stone grind
ers OIL The second Auor. It then lrupa into the
barrels on tho FIRST floor, when the barrels ore
weighed AMI headed, ,a,nl then rolled
Into. cars or eanal.boats running close
beside the mllldoOr. The constructisn
ot t|,se.c works, with n capacity Ct
GO0 barrels per day, cost tho Company 800 0dO
But they form a model Of beauty md ease In
the performance Of tho heavy work done. And
IL Is a mattur of State pride. that the domcstlc
product Of her own soil should outrank all
other aud older brands 70 much rs To he gcI-
orally preferred for important public works by
tho State and its Metropolis, being used IN Tie
great lakc.tunncls Of Clitcago, aud Upon nll the
lines Of railway ccntcrinE there. d. J. y.
, 1876-07-17


A wealthy Fruell lady residing On Park ave-
nus, between bryant aud lranl,an streets, owns
small aud cunhlMg lIttlo dog, -whicl, sho l,as
fatctiously named Tout Petit. l1p Ia rattcr,
but when rats arb scarce hs takcs to n,unchlnE
sugar " naturally as couutry ac!.ool-gtrl ulkrs
tO crushing peanuts, or q modern preacher u
piety. Tile la'ly takas tho Chruuielt, whsrl, IL
thrown in thu yarl by tho earriur, a "a com.
mon. Tho ratter Ii up every morning ut
daylight 10 watch for tho carrier, and Az so0n Al
tue paper u thrown in he takes possession oi IT,,
Watching l!s treasure With the utmost fidelity.
When lis mistress ofcns thu door, Fuut rrtlt
r11ailcs ul tho trout 5tatrs with tho Oh,Oniett In
his mouth, Rnl pla<es 1t ut tAu foot VI the lady.
Tllen cu.IlnleIlces u Vigorous Wakglhg IT tho
caudal appendacu asli appealing look fyom tho
eyes, Whlval IL swcct enough to uleAll sugar, ind
- Tout Pstit Is awarded With a nice lump Ut
suow-w1jts sugar. Av satise4 gracefully, auu
tndulges In his "inUrning nip" with tho Utmost
saagfFoil. Hut dogs, Ike men, will sometimes
lnert with mlsfortMne, aud great were tho u,ts-
fortunes VI Tout letlt tnr while. Ills n.sstrrss
had box made for tue reception uf her favorltu
morning paper, aud thls littlu 1scs cut oil the
supplies VI thu rattet. liz WIS tiisc,Isolatu for
Whl'v, for. attrr yainly trying tu hunt up the
CAronfeit, tle apparently gayo up thu el.asa IN
disgust. AWl nov cou4es tho astonishing part
VI the story.
The ueIt neghbor Of the lady Ia 4 French
, 1876-07-17
'st t.....ttts.st tsst tsstt
.MI. RODERT II. DEllDXLL,
Divorced.
Opposltu tho Hon.
MRS. A. i. MURRAY,
finnto., ~ ~


Some thirty Or forty Of these cards, dono up
VI s1nail envelopes, were found upun Hsrlulpa
pefson wicn arrestctl. Spencer Murray Las up
70 recently, been agrcat friend Of Herlcll's, not
wlt!aat4nt!Ae wy! tlle difficulties between tile latter
ahl !la family. THIS friendship sprung from
nnaneial transactions IN which both were inter
ts,sted, and was onlY known to bo broken whr1l
SPENCER appeared tp act Ills part IN thu trngic
seenS aboys described. Thu alleged reflections
n tte card On Mrs. Alurmy, tho mother VI the
SSl,shceEs anlmostty; henco liis part in tla at
1asf. 4!r. bcnlell has suit pending against
nita, 1nta, Murray, WHOM la charges with aiding Mrs.
neEaell Ill removing the valuable furniture sho
to1K away with her when she left Ills hnuse last
tal nut tho sAootlpgls not the direct outssoWth
~ The reflection III tho printed card against
nss. ,n alnrray, who lives opposite Mr. ncrlcll's
sGase, Is, 10 doubt, what ilfcl tho hcarts Of the
A1pnLz7ows, N. Y, July A.-wlsucr Mur-
sayl "4o VIZ alut at Gosheu laat night by Rob
e. kse u. Getdell, whom hu had hoEsewlippcd, Ia
~ I'M ctitiea! condition this naurt,lu3, tha brain
sau stl1 g ooztng froM tle Wound III bis head. Bcr-
i..L Ieii was brought up for examination this nor,-
~. NV after statement OF the surgeon ut-
tsan ttssnulne tno wounded man regarding lii condl-
WI ny nearing was postponed untll to-no1-
M 5ow afternoon, anu 0crleil was locked up.
hhsMe,l W. cut quito badly about the laee and
@sea " sAa tsv.hide. ua appeared " court
, 1876-07-17

1t Is announced With seni-authority that Alr.
Spusgeon Is to visit this city ne1t autumn. A
very funny reason Is given for his stcatlfast re-
fusal 10 visit the United States. sonu years
ago o speculative clergyman yisited England
and madu q contract will spuTgcul. to cotNu ~
this country and preach Il rertaln number Of
uu,cs in certain ctles named, nds,,ission to hs
by tickuts. 6purgeoa tolril himself not u
speak Or pieach anywhere elsc, except
IN tS .La pass 4"a u hs sccaa ts5s a1 s 70
bodIyded equally between the stcculatoE atl the
preacllcr. I've read tbs contract; lt's very
strong one, and made under tue English laws.
Strange enough, the j0uraa! aired this little ss-
rangeinent 1t tho time, a,lh produced such all
excitement that the lea1ing tssnstcre wrote ~
Spurgoon that " would iicyes do for lin 70
come out hero under stlcl. ciscunstullcvs. So
6purgeon broke the contract, and refused to
como This contract, however, 10 stu t1 force,
and, though the man who holds IL Is better
lo means to hold Bpurgean to tho contract
when ho comet.-" Durisiuh's " Etp York letler.
, 1876-07-17
Unhoalthsu,ucss OF tho ,vl.,te-11ouse.

Tho physiclans OF the President llaye informed
him TINT the Whtte-uouso ia not a suitable
place to lire In At this ocneon Ut the year In tlla
ciled, during tho suu,alnlGr Of tho session,
70 occupy ono Of tic llomca In tho M.
tional soldters' Homo Park, about 0 1uiles
North Of the! city. IIa viii doubtless o..
cnpy tue h9usc IN whlcl, President
incr ct the War. Tho White House
in itself IA not dt place for Presidents man.
sIon, anl, 10 fur u lealthfuinees nt,d living
goes, 1t is q cess-pool Of Nnalar!a, Tho Erountis
t!.o "White lot" to ths cdgo u tbs Totomaes
River. Al ttl4 polnt the riyur, owing to tic i'm.
, 1876-07-17
CENTRAL NEVADA,
Important Dtscovory OF Mineral Wealth.
Uarccl0na Lode.

Important Discovery OF Mineral Wealth.
Barcelona Lode.
Kpteidl Correspondence Qf 7As Tribune.
JUNCTION, Nyo County, New, July Ia very
important discovery Of mineral wealth Inns been
mntlo here recently. 4 ledge known. as the
barcelona is proving to bo surprisingly rich in
silver. The Barcelona Is fl what l,as long been
known rs the Spanish Belt District, adjoining
Belmont, tho county sent Of Nye County, Nov.
II Is about ITO miles south Of the Central Pacific
Railroad, on q limo With Palisades. 1t
is accessible by the Eureka narrow-gauge
and stage, via Belmont, or by stage from battle
Mountain, via Auktin aud Jefferson. The mine
was discovered many years ago; but, as II had
very little silver In tho cropp!ugs, was neglect
cd. It's dnal development is due 10 q Mr. San
Pedro, native Of Darcclona, Spain. After sev-
cral years Of pcrseyrring effort, he induced San
Francisco capitalists to advance worlstng capital
The outside community have been aware for a
sions, and CONTAINED tilycr throughout It's whole
width. When / first ylEltcl It. two months
agu, sufficient quantities 0f rich sulphurct und
ruby Orc had bceu developed to warrant the
companies owning thc two pEi,s!pal claims 10
the purpose Of working tho ore thcInselvcs,-
their object boIng tnaiiy to lest the. peculiar
process In use at that n,Il. They, ,nbout the
Same time, sent ore 10 CalllOf1i1 u De WofKcu
by Frycr's new process, and will DO guided By
these experiments In constructing extensive
works Of their own NJ M carly period.
Tho lode where being worked Ia over 100 feet
In dth,-maldng 1t a natclA III slAc Of the cele-
bratcl Comstock. 1t Is the perfect seMblalcc
Of the Comstock In tho cl3arncsc Of the quurtz,
TIM orc, the caslllga etc, as the CoUlktork ap-
penrcl when first opened at Virginia City. The
Surrounding country also, with granitc-pealss
md dtkos OF quartzitc, Is like that
OF Virginia City. Thvsu resomblancca arc
observed by all, and tho general belief Is, Tint
It will take rank next 70 the ComstorE In pro-
ductivcness, md that Its tssdcvclopmcnt viii be
very rnpld. Stock In one Company ilas gone up
from ST t. SIS within few months. Stock III
the Consolidated Barcelona is selling NOW at
81, but will probably 10 SO by ttr time this
LITTER Is read. In print, reachlnI utter awhile,
doubtless, 500.
The dialnontl-ar1ll ia being successfully ap-
piled for prospecting tho Barcelona lode. Tint
Is cylindrical drill, studded with black dIa-
u,e1lds ut its lower extremity, and Malc 10
rotate by stenm- power. It bores Into the harti-
est quartz at the rnte of GO feet tu tWelYG llUurs.
Uy the Use Of tl1s drill, body ot ruby silver OF
fabulous and ns yet undetermined extent Is
being discovered IN that wonderful nine.
Ono store nnl half-a-tlozun wlisky-shops a11ll
boarding constitute Ut present the Amer
, 1876-07-17

nccded-lt wou1l cost too much. can prs,yc
Il by figures, by hgurea that ! havu rot 'rigl..
here III tny PICKET. got Them from Tho rsv-
orls, nntl Know What hn talking about. Here
lie drov ont Document, gazcd Ut il u muinent,
and exclaimed IN the sflno urntoricnl tones: II
declare, heso's letter FROM John D--'A wife,
that b. gave me on the cars, md forgot u
mail." Holding, It up to view, lie added: uls
anybody here going That way tc-nightl'' The
shouts of laughter that greeted him reminded
the Judge of Ills poklton and, realizing the st-
uation, he enjoyed tho loke ~ hugely is any of
bis audience,
, 1876-07-17
Tho Forgotten Letter.

A Hartford CORES pondc1lt Of tho Springfield
K9Ml{ican relates tho following aneclotu VI
Judge Barbour, uf Hartford: OH ono occasion
he was making spuech ia tuwl~ueeting Of.
solnu subject ln which hc YVES much Interested,
, 1876-07-17

Tor sALE-EttD WILL BUY A nEAuTtFrL LOT,
ons t!oek tt.ta dsits = JsysanSs: .ass tro'a
y n,ashst a4a :wg treG' si.tact f!ee incenl tFaln
a!rcady on. LsA BROW. ~ Laialic..1., Goy1n !.
TOR sALE-AT WESTERN Hl'I:fHCY, NEW TWO
fshrf hourts a eorIrtu. mar aepot, sclool. ldc'
walk. I'll casy lnuatlltJ payments
!i0utc aud 6o.funt lot. teY.
iIoIt. and .Rs-fuut lot, {l,HJt.
flotsc sud G1-sOot lot, $l,2tt. -...
T. {. HILL. Lakeside Building,
, 1876-07-17
GAIE REAL ESTATE.

TOT! sAtE-ol. ExCHASgE-A NICE BRICK
cottage. fottH Sttt, III IfIOU eIEat and good title,
tnr amalf tns'n II. WIlIPFLE- lo4 w1thinxtUh.st.. !.
, 1876-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS

- MlKEEI.l.ANl:OU .....
rrasrs rsn In =. Il H. ~ hSst ~ 49,
Sy as1f Sas os no.s sStssas .t ksoxNs Grsat kews
loGues and MAP at!drrAs 4. N. kELLuGu. ~ jack
, 1876-07-17

fIW HkXT-PIASOi AND ORGANS. KESTtSl
sp, lly;Lu ..,usIn! .al tcktt tiuv EFtcc
nd easy lerata. VII. Il, Ftsoaselk AIS Hs&tp'ss
, 1876-07-17

Il0is sALE~srEAMnoA AT-sulrAHiE f0i, VAN
u tiY u.s clubs, us rttasMta parttea; light draft
!st.I44s III esnry rsAaccs, VII! its a,l el,eap owner
lAndufpll'tt-