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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
A Wonderful Woman Banker.

some DAYS age . curious story appeared
in the French and aftsrward In the English
~wspaper concerning = remarkable wo'
man banker Of Madrid. This sntsrprisinI
person, stated in some accounts 10 be OF
aermsn origin. altogether surpassed Mr..
Richard Banker Oakley In the mag
nifcsnce Of her premises and the magni'
tuds VI her business. She promised Q
fabulous rate Of interest. payable monthly
10 iepositors Of 500 francs and upward
and the small shopksspers Of Madrid. ~
we'll ~ the peasants Of the surrounding
country. have crowded 10 her establish
meut to place their savings in trust upon
her personal security. SO Tar Only tn
drama has advanced heretofore; but the
estastrophs ia not beyond the reach Of con
lecture.
Meanwhile the Vienna correspondent OF
the E~coHor,i.i has drawn attention to a very
remarkable coincidsnes. He says the
Madrid enterprise ''is = precise repetition
of the spitzeder affair which tosk place ai
Munich four years ago. The latter woman
lived ia opulence. spending the money ol
her creditors. and a. she could not repay
them, she was sentenced to three years
IMPRISONMENT. Some months ago she lefl
prison. aud We should not DO astonislcd Il
hear that IL 10 she who has RECOMMENDED
her profitable transactions at Madrid
Certainly her way Of doing business 70
sembles infinitely that OF her Spanish col
league"
The resemblance 10 perhaps worth the
investigation % the Madrid Government,
for, by the latest accounts, the lady
banker was still receiving large sums in
cssh from the Madrclenos. II she be the
heroins ~ the Munich case. her appeals to
public confidence might as we'll he stopped
At onoe.-IiiH Nall Gassfis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
Former Turkish Wars.

In reference 10 Russian proposals Ito
settle the Eastern question In concert with
the English ileet." IL may DO wsrth noting
that the English fleet has already been
employed thrice. II not four times. In fur.
thsring what was then supposed 70 be the
Joint interests Of Great Britain and the
Car. In ITO the British and Russian
combined squadrons defeated the Turkish
in the Channel % ssio. In December.
1906. Rngland and Russia declared war
against Turkey. which was accused Of Arbi-
trarily interfering in the domestic Affairs
Of Moldavia and wallaclia, in violation Of
existing treaties. Bingularly enough, tho
Government Of the Porte preferred exactly
the same complaint against the Govern
ment Of the Emperor Alexander. Who
Was in the right IL NAV be difficult 10 say.
Apparently Lord Houick (Aftervard Lord
0rry). then Al the head OF the Foreign o.
tice. considered that justice or English
interests were on the side Of the Car.
During this war. however. Russians and
English did not literally tight side by side.
but England sent . suqadron under sir
John Duckworth to take Constantinopls.
The passage Of the D~ardanellos WAS
achieved on The 18th Of February. 1907 ;
but the Admiral was Obliged to rspass
them ON the ID Of March, with heavy loss.
tho castle Of Ssstos and Abydos hurling
down stones Of many o n weight upon the
British ships. II would be interesting To
know whether the finest modern ironclad
could resist this primitive, but formidable,
Kind Of artillery. On the 2Oth Of Octo.
bor. 1877, Sir Edward Codrington did good
work in the bay VI NAvarino In further
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
Praying for an Increase Of Salary.

In London. the other day. q rather re-
mArkable effort was made TO apply Sir II.
Thompson's mode Of testing the efficacy
Of prayer. Several gentlemen connected
with the city banks have started . prayer
meeting specially for bank clerks. The
meeting is fixed for 4 period Of the day
when many Of the clerks can attend II they
choose TO abridsc their dinner hour by q
few minutes, aud the service Is brief. Any
one present Is at liberty 10 take part in the
d.votions /; aud the other day q yonng man
rose in the body Of the room and proceed.
ed to Offer . short prayer. Its personal
and mundane character rather startled the
audience. lie petitionsd. among ether
things. that such . spirit Of liberality
might he poured out On the directors OF
banks that they would make . large addi.
ton TO the salaries Of their Woodworking
and ill.paid servants. This style Of
prayer rather asienished the excellent
persons who heard II. and several angry
locks woredirected TO the worldly. ill.mAn-
nsred devotoe.-D.ndse AdreIii'er.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
A successful spree.

ON Monday night the chief engineer Of
one Of the principal mines Comstock hisd
himself to the AlhambrA Theater. Al.
though he is q married man and we'll on
In wears. the short-skirted sirens were too
much for him. II 10 fer his wifs's sake
that hi. name il not given. He opened
oigh, bottles Of vino, which the smiling
,oungf females drank. with the able assist
ance Of a few male friends. Then tho
engineer was we'll drunken and broke, but
he ran up a bill Of sii5 for t~weuty-threc
bottles more. Yesterday the bill. which
he had forgotten all about. wa presented.
lie refused 10 pay. and his wages were
attached. The case will come up before
Judge Knox Tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
Arrival. ,l.,. Mass,sx.
p.snrtwr-. S.s.s Ev~at"s.

TICKETS for the reception to be given by
N. Union and C~onfederats Veterans are
being sold amsng our citizens generally
The oecc,ion will be q grand one
AoHKlr deal Of grading is being done
ON south c street. Virginia, near the Gold
Hill line. The street IL hnished a. Jar
south a. the new school-honse.
Tus International Hotel Is still without
a~lessss, and strangers visiting virginia
CITY are eompsllci W camp In almost Any
Kind Of a hotel they can lind.
TEE loose rock on c street. Virginia is
vsrv troublesome. The surface Is too
hard Tor the rock 10 become embedded
and il should he raksd OH.
TIE contested election case Of johnson
.xain., Torp. for County Commissioner
will occupy the attention Of the District
Court Tomorrow.
JANIS II. AHsoLp, No. iGi Washington
street. Salem. Massachusetts,. wants lnf1r-
matioa As to the whereabouts oil captain
Richard Arnold.
Trs Gold Hin merchants who end their
wagons to Virginia, with good. for sale
hs,. concluded 10 knuekle under and pay
the Virginia license.
MAIN .rHsrr. Gold Hill. ia very dusty.
On tho Divide the same nuisance Ia com,
planned Of. AgOOd weiiing down ~oaid
b. acceptable.
In, s. PARSE wa much better again
Yesterday. The day before there were
some apprshensions felt In regard to his
final recovery.
woKxxES began grading Union street
above q Yesterday morning. preparatory
10 q permanent Improvement OF nat NOR
oughfars.
LAST night Mace aud Davis put up 80"
each a, the Delta saloon. Virginia. "a
they will boz for the money a week from
Saturday.
THr nights are very cold. lee forms IN
pitcher. and basins. The hydrsnts have
10 be thawsd out every msrning.
Miss A. J.. wnnMr. Of Virginia has
luz, finished . beautiful picture In oil
from an etching by LAndsesr.
Tnr Grand Jury committees are busily
engaged examining the books n doen'
msnts Of u county officers.
Prvr insbria,es were picked up by the
virginia police las, night. They were
mosily wealthy John DOES.
TUE water In the Hale and Noreross and
Savage mines va. yesterday twenty feet
below the i9o0fcot level.
Corsrr TnkisuErR SMITH has removed
his ONCE 10 tho Office Of J. ". Douglass,
South c street. Virginia
Dos'r forget that Mrs. Logan will lee
surs in the Methodist Church, Gold Hill,
next Monday evening.
TmIaruES bars o. bullion. valued a,
siO,sii o.. we're shipped from Virginia
City iAst evening.
TOPAZ there have been received S car
lesds Of lumber for consignees OF Gold Hill
and Virginia.
TEE Grand Jury experts are now at
YORK ~ovsrhaniipg tho books Of the county
ofaesrs.
.TuE American B~othasherie" sto DO
the name Of q new Virginia restaurant
THE cutters Of Q street. Virginia are
now allied with . solid mass OF Ice.
THE ward the new schooi-houss In the
Fourth Ward, Virginia. 10 fenced.
sroyxrrPEs are still numerous In VIZ
ginis City.
TIE Julia and Ward mines paid Oh yes
tsraay.
p. @. H,xAs was in Virginia City yss-
tsrdsy.
A sum cur. for drunkenness-p0n'i
drink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08

Ntailsss and snhehes tho blood. ions' mp the
system. builds mp the broken down. tures d,s
pepiia. liver complaints. d opsy. ehrosie disr
rhiss, Tolls, nervous af-cti ms, ehills and f'-
yer, humors, loss Of oonstlluii nal visor. die
eases u thu kidneys and bladder. female com
plants, and oil disease. original NC In q bid
state Of the blood or accompanied by debility
or = los ,!.sts OF the system.
CAurfoN.--Be sur~ you get the Psruvisn
Syrup. Ons dollar anc two dollars . bottle.
Pr-rarsd by skm ". FowLx 4 soSs. % Hsrri.
soa avrnue. b ton.
Sold By druggists generally. i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
BRONCHITIS.

Prom John Flagy. Esq.. Of bennington. n. ]
"Thrss years since ! was vsv much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
ehi,is. Affecting me 20 severely 80 TO render II
difneult ~ speak In On audib,s vo &c. To tiir
fni Of going into Q decline Aft.r recourse 10
varieus remedies 10 no purpose. ! mate use of
DR.. wistars raisan Of Wild Cserry. . few bot.
tlss OF which fully restored me 10 health.
s'noe that iims have had several severe o..
;aeks NJ cough. but the Dalsam has slways 70.
moved them. always keep 10 by me, and
should not know how 10 do without H."
Sold By all drusgists. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
THE PAY OF LECTURERS.
what Bsechsr and Others Get sor
Their Bsaiss-Ladiss on she Plat

form.
tvrom the Hartford Times, Sept SOL
The prospects for the coming season arc
mot 90 brilliant - the professional lectur.
err could desire. The season Of 1s76-77 ID
expected 70 Be . month later In opening
than that Of previous years. This e part
ly owing 70 the election and partly 70 tho
dullness Of the times. The irst In impor.
tance ~ . sensation 10 Mr.. Beechsr. Red
path. Of Boston. makes all Mr.. BIS en-
gagemonts, and u 10 stated that he has the
famous preacher down this season for
eighty lectures. at $500 each, or $40 900 In
all. The statement 10 not wholly credited.
however. especially % 10 tho $500 per leo.
turs. Persons who have means Of know
ing say the amount 10 $500 instead OF $500.
which would bring the gross figures down
70 $4,000. Deduct $4,000 for expenses
10 fair a%llowance) and Mr.. Beecher will
have $4,000 for lscturing a. we'll -
$4,000 for preaching. He should Don
Be able 70 pay on his mortgages.
Bsecher took 70 the field some weeks ago.
Tilton has also inauguratsd his season.
and Vas on his way homo from . lecture
In Vermont when he got into the ugly
scraps In . sleeping car. He lsotuIed
eight months last year and cleared about
5000. His tsrms. whom he makes special
engagements. average $50 per night. DR..
E. II. Chaplin. the ablest preacher In the
Univsrsalist Church, commands frsm $l25
10 $50 In the lecture room, and delivers
about forty lectures during the season.
Ho could get engagements fer twice ~
many. but will not go more than sne days
journey from New York-that 10. he wants
70 BE- within reach Of the city In that time
In event Of his presence here being neces-
sary. George W. Curtis 10 out Of the
field. for the present. / have seen .
lsttsr frsm him In which he says:
81 shall net lecture this season."
When Curtis does lecture. he generally gets
$50. Wendell Phillips. like DR.. Chaplin.
will not 20 moro than . days journey from
his homs. His price Ia $500. but he fire.
quently takes less. sven when that sum 10
agreed upon. u The audienee 10 net large
enough 70 pay. The lively Cough takes
better than any other man on the lecture
list except Bseoher. and eau get from $500
70 $3.50 each for all the lectures he 10 able
70 deliver. Frederick Douglass averages
about fsrty nights In the season. and bis
price 10 800. lie 10 not so much In de-
mand ~ he was : few years ago. De Cor
dova, whs carries On business ~ . tea
merchant In New York. lectures for 500
and expenses. Professor Dorsmus, the
well.knovn chemist, commands from $3.50
upward, according 10 tho elaboratencss
OF his illustrations. Du ChAillu 10 sK.
pectsd back from Europe In time for the
season. He does not demand more than
$l25, and will not take Loss. DR.. Hep.
worth Of this city. DR.. 9Allaher, now Of
New Maven. and DR.. Hayes, the Arctic
explorer. command each 500. The Rev.
Robert Collysr Of Chicago 10 afavorito,
and easily gets $i25. DIR. John Lord sur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
A BREATH

And yearly teeth are easily obtained By elsass.
log your teeth daily with that Justly popular
dsniiffies. s0Z0D0Nr. Composed OF rsrs nn
tiseptie herbs. IL imparts whiteness 70 th'
teeth, . delioi.us ROMA 70 the breath. snd pre-
ssrves intact. from youth TO old age. the teeth
Aeidity Of the stomach win destroy the strong
est teeth unless lie effects are cou ntsraeted with
sosolont, and this pure 20 th wssh pfotects
the dental surfaces BY removing every impurii,
that sdherss 10 them. Ask your druggist ioi
sOZ DON'T. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08

"FHASx." said an affsctionate mother
the other day. to . promising boy. "if
you don't stop smoking and reading 30
much you will get 80 after q while that
you won't a Z ANYTHING about work."
Mother" replied the hopeful, leisure
ly removing a very long cigar, 81 have
o % now"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
A %sUpFOCATING Couau.

In . letter I Mrs. Lisls, Of chicago, = vel
known contributor TO the Western press. she
ascribes the cure OF . dangerous eo-gh. accom'
panied By bleeding 1t the lung. to Hale.!,.
abe says. Threatened 10 suffocats me .
but the Honey Of Horchound and Tar has
removed every trace OF H." The letter VAS Ia
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed u Al
the disposal Of @. ". critisnion. Z Sixth ave
nus. Piks's Toothaehe Drops cure 10 one
minute
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TnR OUTIOHK.

Owing 70 the universal stringeney and
dull times for the last few months, the
people generally practice economy in their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation,
ve feel gratiAed that u business ha,
held It's own beyond our expectations. Al
though tho hard times are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, VIC are laying In
Q large and well-selccted stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods. boots, shoes. hats, trunks, yalises,
blankets, etc., and In purchasing Kept Az
rye 10 hs Wain ehases - namely: buying
cheap-for We know that we must sell low
TO meet the depleted purses Of the COM
munity, and we can and will do II. Come
and see II We don't.
kEISsrEix 4 woLr.
. Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08

San Pn,ScIsco. December So r. ~.
Justice-26s bid.
yustice-26s Ssked.
Modoc-6s bid. ca asked.
Overman-iiTs bid.
Imperial-2 10 sold.
Alpha-35 bid.
OvcrmAn-ii7s bid.
Julia-G bid. o. asked.
CaledoniA-l3 bid.
JuliA-6s asked.
Ophir-i3s bid.
OvermAn-iisk asked.
Overman-llse sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
AxorurR aireak of virtue haa ,truck ihe

ASoruEx streak Of virtue has struck the
police authorities Of Virginia City. The
use Of profans or vulgar language will
ensure your arrest In that model city just
now.
Tun new Episcopal Church at the cor
ner Of y and Taylor streets, Virginia,
will ~ opened for public worship. with
appropriate services, Sunday morning
next.
BIT tho Virginia aud Truckse Railroad
Is carloads Of wood have been received
to-day for the use Of the mining compa-
mics and other parties on tho Comstock.
JANIS WALSH. charged with stealing
cattle from Richard Hunt. was arraignsd
in the District Court this morning. He
was given until tomorrow TO plead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
A CARD.

To al who are suffering from the srrors sne
,pdIserstlons Of youth, nervous weakness.
esrl, decay, loss of~ manhood. etc..1 will stnt
4 rceipe that will ours you. free Of charge.
Ihis rrest remedy wss discovered by . NILS
siousry In South America. Send 9 telfad
drusssd ssyeiops 10 the Rev. Joseph 7. lnman,
stsuon b, Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08

HAsAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
sestores The complexion. removes freckles.
tan aud sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Is application can.
not be detected,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
:ople WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING
hEfNsTklN " WOLF,
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
Iyox'a KAN

LroS's KAruAnios makes beautiful.
glossy. ~luIuriant hair /; prevents It's falling
ont or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, Is charmingly p%erfumed.
rnd has no rival,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08

woaLD's Omar REMEDY - Medical
Wonder - for rheumatism, neuralgia,
cramp-colie. colds, sprains. burns, tooth.
a<ho, etc. OCT Inns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
.TOCK KEPOxr.
,urroxr.D p.ur nj a p. KrArrso . co.,
San rrnnciseo Board.
LAST EvENis0.

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San rrnnciseo Board.
LAST EvESiso.
co Meadow Valley. cc
AS raymond 4 Ely. ~
iv.D DelInoat. ~.
400 X n u us
cas- Leopard. az, ss. 6..6
s25 Ola. SOC. TSc
COS Northern belle. 81. Sk. 1S
100 Panther. De
LOO Hus-sy. toc
Yo Ueddes q Bertrand. ~
50 General Thomas, ~
eos MAohsttsn. i3s
50 Grand Prime. ~
10 Moioe. On, 81
100 Geo Con-. x2xe
sS sss Coco, az. ses, ? bios
go Golden Cnsnot. ,. IN
TO south Chariot. clSe, oce
$50 Leeds. AZ
Is Overman. III
SO 0oald a Cu'ry. Is
las justice. %. as.
sts Imperial. J 20 7e5. 2sTx
30 Con. virgtnsas AN. tI,Ns
so ,slos Jaekst. II. II ~
iU75 cslifornis, 49,. ~, 70 boo
7t5 vphir. a.. t3's
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ASN ~. y w
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800 Bsss = Bsleher, As. tAs.stS
10 California. t3s. t9a..0
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leo cholisr.Po,o.i, -. sly. - b., 81.
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So Imperial. J 20. Z 81 = .2S
$50 keatuek. ~ bso, 10 b0
III Aiphs. sSk
es B<lshsr. hs
ks connde ee. ~. ifs
eos sierra Nevsds. NV, Ia.
20 UtAh its, it..
10 seg. Belchsr. s3N
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80 Ovsruan. its, lIGs lisS
i5es Jus ice 26s, ~, GOV, %'s'"s
go union Con-. II, IA.
lO Buckeye.l
leo Lad, Dryaa. &c
1p Julia. es.e. al. ,,n IN
SO CAlsdonis. lzf.. ~. iss'i's'
oUO knickereocker. Sc
20 u OBJ. sOc
loo baltimore, ats,s
n silver I'LL, Ion
10 ChAllsn.c. j
10 DaytOu. " =
no X Cd Island. size
so Se~ York. ~. ~. so. IL
100 Uccidentsl. AZ
$50 wocdville. IL
T30 Lad, Washington. Js,5's
90 Alta. az. ss.5s
SIS ko-suth.2
~ Andes, AZ
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ruR PERUVIAN u

SPELL. BouSD-s,uck on a word at q
bee.
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LOST ]

A COMMON IMPRESSION HEARD AL
n me-, svry day "1 have los, confidence
s.sss ssa..,. visr.ais ssd nave /, md. .
20 - veil - svsr. os In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
eEsYIEn.s's CLOTHING. Ito.

GENfLEMkNp CLOTHING, ltc.
THE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY OPENED.
uAYEs AND TILDsx ARE IN ras
dsid. bat rem.mbsr the erss. leading suss-
lion at issue 10 not Who shall b our nszt
President. bet
WHO SELLS
THE BEST
FOR the LEAST MONEY!
BANNER BROS,
z
VIRGINIA CITY,
oYsxR THEIR Esrins STOCK OF
GENTS DRESS,
DIAGONAL AND
BUSINESS SUITS
Youths and Boys Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES.
TRUNKS, vALisEs. Etc.,
FOR THE MKT THIRTY DAYS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRicEs.
In order 10 make room for our immspss
Pail sock. now On the way from our own
Eastern Clothing Yaetcry.
We WILL SELL
OUR ENTIRE eTock
yHE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
AT
BEDROCK PRIcEsI
o me and 200 US. and BE- convicted that
svery plank In our platform 10 eosrocsi ,hai
the LARGEST ASSORTMENT
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
Gan now be had at the
IMMRNsR CLOTHING EMPORIUM
-oY-
BANNER Bros,
Corner OF @ and Taylsr streets,
vIRo'Sii;a NEVADA.
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Aus'Il-w3m
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

DESPERATE ATTHfrr TO Rob uANK-THE
CASHIER MURDERED-Two o. THE Robbers
bILLED.
About O'Clock, last Thursday afternoon,
Sept. eth, eight men well mounted and
armed with navy reviewers, entered the
town rof Mortified, MINI. Drawing their
reviewers. and putting their horses into a
Tall gallon they dashed through the streets,
shouting % the people on the walks TO get
inside. and accompanying their shouts with
the most hendish curses and imprecations
Preceding TO the bank. three entered 1t,
-praur over the counter. and ordered the
cashier. j L. Haywood, with knife to his
throat 20 open the vault. At the same time
all the persons in the bank, A. f. Bunker.
assistant cashier, and Frank Wilcox, clerk,
were ordered to hold up their hands. Hay
wood refused to open the money vault
though his neck had been slightly scratched
wiki a kaife. still persistlng, the robbers
l,ut pistol TO his right temple and fired
Haywood fell dead They then turned to
/ Mr.. Bunker and ordered him to open the
vault. lie said he did not know the com
binatiou. As the robbers made demon
STATIONS toward hin he ran out the back
door. They fred at him, shooting him
/ through the right shoulder. Mr.. wilcox
! was not interlered with.
While three Of the men were engaged IN
the bank the others stood on the street
threatening to shoot anyone who lnteriered'
} and firing several harmless shots Pistols
and guns were quickly secured by the cItl-
/ zens, and young man, named W heelerr
from window OF the opposite building.
picked of one Of the villains. shooting him
through the heart Another shot. thought
to be from Wheeler, Immediately alter
Frustrated another. when the robbers
mounted their horses and beat retreat
The third robber was hit. but escaped. A
band of fifty citizens was organized. and
headed by Wheeler started in pursuit. A
last accounts the robbers had not beer
caught.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-15

SCIENCES PULxosIc SYRUP, FOR 1HE CURE OF
CONSTITUTION, CoUGHs AND COLDS.
The great virtue Of this medicue is that it ripens
the matter and throws it out OF the system, purifes
the blood, and thus effects a
scHEscK's SEA WEED Tonic FOR CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION. a..
The tonic produces a healthy action OF the stom-
ach creating an appetite, forming chyle and curing
the most obstinite cases Of Ind gestion.
scuExcK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CuRz OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative. and produce healthy
action OF the liver without the least danger as they
are free from calomel, and yet more eaicacious in
restoring healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con
sumption. as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter
and puri6es the the blood. The Mandrake Pills act
upon the liver. create healthy bile, and removes
all diseases Of the liver, often cause of Consump-
ton The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength
to the stomach makes a good digestion, and enable;
the organs to form good blood and thus creates q
healthy circulation Of healthy blood The combined
action OF these medicines, as thus explained, will
cure every case OF consumption, If taken in time
and the use OF the medicines persevered in.
Dr. Schenck is professionally at his principal
office, corner SIXTH AND ARcd srs., Philadelphia
every Monday, where all letters Tor advice must be
addressed. Schenck's medicines for sale by al
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