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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
THE WHEELS OF STATE

-
And where she OIL In Procured
a Repers which hhsaid be Read
by Every Taxpayer In Storey
Cennty.
The question Of how much II annu-
ally costs to protect the life. property
and health OF the people Of this county.
is ono which must have occurred to every
intelligent resident in this section. Be-
lisving that . report setting forth the
annual cost OF running the County Hos
pital and the County and City Jails; pay.
ing the salaries Of judges. justices OF the
peace. policemen, and other County Of
ticers. together with the numerous other
things set forth in this report would DO
universally acceptable. We have been at
considerable pains to get II up correctly.
It's compiled from the quarterly re-
ports OF the County Auditor. A. ]. Nc.
Donell. published in the Gold Hill NEWS
Of March 3lst. 1876; the Enterprise Of
June 30th. alsoo September 3uth. 1876;
and the forthcoming report Of the Coun-
~ Auditor. which will probably DO pub
lished in the Eaierprise OF tomorrow:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10

Death Of an Eainens PhiIanshrsp.
ist.
BosroS. Jan. 10,-Dr. Samuel Howe.
founder Of tho Institute for the Blind,
In this city. died yesterday. aged "a
years. DR.. Howe was affected with
disease Of the brain. and had been In
feeble health for several weeks. His
decline had been mors rapid within the
last fortnight, and for the pas. three
days no hope was entertained Of his re-
covsry.
A Receiver Wanted.
ST.. LOUIS. Jan. 10.-The Globe. Demo-
Graf has a special from St. Joseph. Mis-.
souri,. which says steps are being taken
there to file an application in Court for
the appointment Of n Receiver for the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad. It
Is asserted that the roads earnings Inst
year were quite small; its running eI-
psnssa out Of proper proportion to It's
receipts, and that charges OF bad. and
eve corrupt, management arc freely
made.
The Direct Cable Repaired.
New YoRx. January 10.-The Direct
United States Cable has been repaired
and communication with Europe ro-
established.
Businsss railure.
Memphis, Jan. 10.-J. II. Martin K
Co., wholesale grocers and commission
merchants. have suspended. Liabili.
ties reported at s90. 1000. Assets SILL
900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
A sURPoCATINa COUGH.

In . letter TO Mrs. Lisle, OF chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press. she
arcribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-.
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. my cough
she says. threatened to snffocate me-
but the Honey Of norehound and Tar has
removed every trace Of t." The letter was TO
. lady friend In this city. who has placed II at
The dlsposAl of q. N. Crttsnion. 7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
srArIoNnny Ann JRwRLp,

J. D. Marshal. At the Gold i1ill Post
once store, 10 sole agent for oil
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received As sOop as published.
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
and . nne assortment Of Jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of tors ami fancy goods. Bee regular adyef-
tisemeut In another column. leie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
Accident 70 Lord NspIer.
IA s1,our Co,.p." Couona.-F

"a sLIoHr CoLD." CouoHs.-Fsw are
aware Of the importance Of checking q
cough or "slight cold" which would
yield TO a mild remedy. and which, II
neglected, often attacks the lungs.
browns Bronchial Troches" give suro
and almost immediate relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
OREGON.

Robbery q weiia. Fargo 4 Co.'S. Bsx.
RosxxBuno. Jan. 10.-Thsre was con.
siderable excitement on the street this
morning caused ty the robbery Of Wells,
Fargo & Cos. treasure box. II wns
found broken open. with way,bills and
other papers scattered around II About
$2S In coin was stolen. No clue to the
robbers has yet been obtained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
Prspsrl.E 10 Celebrate she Cessss.
Mai FouPth or July.

YRrxA, Cal, Jan. GA meeting Of
citizens was held last evening to devise
means for holding q Centennial eslsbrs-
ton on the 4th Of Jelly NEXT. A CON-
mittse Of citizsns was appointed TO
mako arrangements financial and other.
wise. Some money has already been
donated for the observance Of the day.
and there is no doubt Il will b honor
ed in q manner appropriate 70 the time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
Railway Accident.

MArrsvILLx. January lo.-Ths en-.
CINE Of the passenger train from Orc.
villo was thrown from the track this
morning by running over some horsss
and delayed four hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
CALIFORNIA.

The Great Tide Land Case Of Eiiis
Against. the city OF san Trsn
cisco hvidenes or she ex ees.
ernor, sx-state Controller sae
Others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
%srnRsGrII.

Save me. health and money. Avoid quacks
and buy "Chsmicai Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions full, and q cure guar.
anteod In any case Of facilitating dreams Tor
seminal weakness), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay, resulting from self-sbusc.
excesses or any cause. CRANE q BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Agents, San Francisco. Price %
pcr bottle n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10

No Chinese bank has failed for Ave
hundred years. When the last fixture
took place the officers heads were cut
of and flung into q corner with the
other assets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
rae NATIONS sArEGUAsD.

Our Public schools Rev. Thomas
%. Meorsth Delivers an tnsercs-
ting Lecture % she Question:. ns'
fsrs the Liberal society OF Wiz
gtaia-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10

THrRs u NO xxcusE for those who drag
their weary and disordered bodies INTO our
com psny. when . few d see OF Ayers aara.
par,lls would cleanse their muriv blood and
restore their health and vigor. Ye muddy VIC
Tins Of bilious diseasc. have some regard for
your neighbour. II not for yourselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
A CARD.

To all Who are Suffering from the errors and
indiserctious OF youth, nervous weakness,
sarly decay. loss of manhood, etc.. I win send
Q recipe that will cure you, free OF charge.
TIL great remedy was discovered by Q mis-.
sio afy In south America. Send Q sclf.ad.
drssssd snvelops TO the Rev. Joseph T. 1nmAn,
station d, Bible iIouse, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
uRYMAN BROs. A; co,

9 street. as elcslng out their large stock, as
they have leased = STORE further down town.
and propose 10 open there shortly with 0 new
stock. Neantims. they are selling furniture at
cost trices a. No. IT'S 8 ,uth Z street. lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10

ya.l.rr..t.seetofar,roe aeon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES

SPECIAL 70 ru. GOLD .rll ,Arr srv'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10

GESfLENEs'S CLOTHING, Etc.
THE WHITE HOUSE,
G % II q IsAAcs 8,
FOR 1879.
THE CENTENNIAL YEAR!
As,s g 3, !: + !, i, THAT s.,., It WILL, H.. CONTINUE
The Best and Cheapest
CLoTHIN
ESTABLISH MENT
In the State OF Neyada.
The People and tho Press bear witness to the
THE HITE HOUSE,
COIN & IsAAcs,
STANDS FOREMOST
IN IT'S LiHEI
And iis line embraces everything that . Gentle.
man can wear.
At No. is South C Street, Virginia,
Is always to b found
The b~sst-sslsetsd and NEST ce.prshss-
slvs stock or
CLIO N G !!
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Trunks, Vallses, etc.,
IN VIRGINIA CITY.
All Of our goods arc IMPORTED DIRECT
PROM THE EAST AND EURoPEi conss.
quen,iy ". can sell q, LOWER RATES than
any OF our competitors.
the WHITE HOUSE. COIN d IsAAcs.
IL emph,ticaliy
The Peoples Emporium
ALL OF our GOODS ARE YiRsT CLASS.
and no one ever leaves TIE WHITE HOUSE.
COIN / IsAAcs. dissatisfied with ri.. Quail.
" or Price
COIN & IsAAcs,
No. 10 South @ Street, virginia City.
som
BANNERS STILL GOING !
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
DR.. IA MARS
PILLS

TOR SEMINAL EMIssloNs, Inp0TkN;;
6ebliity. Physloal Prostration. and the many
aiimenfs OF like nature arising nom indisefs'
iisn, ssIf abuse, ovsr.induisenes. &C.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
srscK REPsRr.
san rnANctsco srork BOARD.
This Nornfnr,

inxronrsp pAnr sr n. ?. ~::krArrss = co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Domestic NEWS.

SPECIAL 70 tn. o.LD NIL pAuLr NEW.
, 1876-11-23
TELEGRApH1C MARKETS.
FOREIGN CITIES.
Epecfdf NspofcA to JHf 7fttbn4.


LtvEHroaI- SoY. 21-It a. m.-FLoun-No. I. xss1
Nn. 2 21a.
Observation-Disclosures No. ]. i0.; No, 2. n Rdt
spring. MOL f, No. ea7d white. No. l. toa 0d No.
?, II. {d{ clh No. I, ia odi Nc. =. l0d I'D. Corn-
No. /, 9hs No. 2. 2;a 81.
TEo7IainNs-rnsk, 7ts. tari. 61a nd.
LtvEnrH't, INV. 21-LAeat. at.-Ctr7oK-Ftrms G1k
HD10s saicf a. M balct, speculation and oxrort,
1,THt American 7,ND.
white wheat, tn Ads
in eln!, I'M MA I'd, No. 10 Nm. rcd Western
srFtng. m 2dGelts; do winter. h alafs. Fiuur-cst.
ern canal 1lcs2A. Casn-Ncacrn mixed. Isl DiA 1Ds
Oats-Amcrtcau. 5wssas 0i. uarlcy-AIncrean. 50 oi.
fca+-EeEadaht shta ~.
CLuvER.SEEtt-AntrlcAr, hD45A.
pMoylstOxk-McEs pork. Tia Primo mesa beet,
s0s nj. Lard-Amcncan 11s gI. DAcon-l.oug clear,
4ist short clear, 41s.
CnEKsk--F!no American, a3s.
TALLnw-AmcrlcAn, 41a.
rkrHotErM--anirin, liz, fe1nci, t0s 6d310s ID.
LlsSkEn uft-17A.
HKstx-CatnIn9n, "a Oh; pals, tts
sr,ntTs TEnrsxrtxE-4sa cd.
L*Rp 0tft-Hk.
LoxDrs. Nov. y.73.-avaAn-Ho. II Dutch standard
ppot md ahont, :sh NJ.
AxtwEEr, SoY. e.-rErHolErM-67.
, 1876-11-23
AFTER THE SCALPERS.


CHICAGO, Nov. aaa2.-1t will bo remembered by
tho readers Of THE TRIBUNE t.,at during tho
nn,,,o ~ 1,,no an, I,1v 1a-s .,ora ,,,rn ,,,,tte
non.1is " uu,.u a. ou.5, io'o' .atss %c,e ,Ic
NUMBER OF icnetty articles pnbiishea III reid
tion to a conflict going OH at that tlno between
the ralisoad corporations md tho ticket-brosers,
or, as thcy are better known, "scalpers,n Tho
..,st,a,. i,,,,o,,,o,, ,,.o, ,,t,otho .,,a
lucstioh involved "as wnetner INC eca!pcf lad
tho right to Guy and soil railroad Tickets Tho
IN tho State Legislature prohibiting TIC nur-
chase md eulo Of railroad t,ckcts by apy Int
the authorized agent Of tho company, thus
making the monopoly complete. II a man Ind
niapscd fn found ho could not mako tho trin as
lie lad intended, he could not repair to tcsket-
brokers oillce and dispose Of lis ticket at a
and swccps tho ticket-brokcr from
existence, and that ticket migit
hc worn out #, that mn,l's poekct bcforn fho
ratlroai otlciais would ciye ANYTHING for IL.
hut tio scajrcr would not be- done awaS viii, In
lila manner! md the Railroad compnniGs foi,ni
In ths caso t!at they hati tic wroi,r i3ir by tl.a
, 1876-11-23
a Happy Family.

Tho largo rliinoceroa 1t Gilmoro's Garden
has at present q ratlier strnngc cagc mate, no
croaturu, attracted no doubt by the footl that is
put tlero for tho grcut beast 10 eat, concluded
to try and get its share, and for that purpose
has taken up its abatto In the cage. Tho rht.
nocvros tEcata It kindly, aud, u the lttlo follow
sta OF, the edge ot tbs fouI.kcg ind eats, Ii is
funny to witness how carefully It's interests arc
locked after Gy tho rlllnoccros. The ilttlc
n.anso has OF lat0 grown worry familiar with Its
with rortect i1npuntty, und Chambers over lts
back with tho same freedom that cats sou,o-
times take With pct horses. The mouse Ia re,
garxtsd u quite Rn aequlslllon to thu tnenagesie
BY thtse attaGhcl to it.
, 1876-11-23

Nxw. Tohx, Nor, 1..-TacxaEo trada In domestic
Rotsds WA light, but mcns wear and "ootns were
Fat,toT mote Astlue. Cotton RootA werd quiet and
steady In FIRST hAnds Heavy standards and foufyard
brown sIretnps we'll sold up. rriuts continued
In limited demand. Cotton dzess goods tobbcd fairly.
Foreign dry tsoodl wtru dull.
, 1876-11-23

Exw OntxANs, Nov. 72.-CorroN-Fl7mer. INIT not
Guotaby hlgher ssea, 0, ,so0 haca good ordlnssJ. i
910Hos Iox mfddlng. 1GHaltcs madd1InG. liza
leAct fair, 17stsHc, receipts. ret, 2oto7, R1os.
15.trn, exports to Liverpool. 3,2oui to Ecw Yorx
l.lCOt atork. a2J,1oQ,
, 1876-11-23

CLEr1LAxs, n..Npy. 22.-FrrRntxrx-hstket AFtn
snd strtmRt standard white, ITO test. 13o.
PlTTaRrktt, rn.. Nov. r.. -rKrH0LxUN -Qu!tt3
crude. es s0 ut parkcfst refined 2Gc, rhadophla do.
livery.
, 1876-11-23

.1astIcc.
Robert B. Graves, wht, was in1fctotl somc time
agn IN tho United Stntos District Court for IN
attempt to dcfraut tho Government ut Au Sable
uut of tho tar OH datllcd spirits, yesterday MP
pcnrcd In CURT and entered into rccosnizancc
In the sum Of s5,0o0 for hts appearance, Gilbert
E. Kctcliuln being hts surety.
George Mnclcs, indicted for an attempt to
nass counterfeit s5 note IN tho National Bank
Of Peru, also appeared ltcfore Judge !,lotlgest
yesterday, anil gave bond III the sum vi 8t,N|
for his appearance WIEN wantcll, GG0rge Yca1
anil Adam iI0ti, bct1lg hls snrctics.
assets of si1as II. Monro VIII tnko rlacu tits
morning at 10 o'clock. at tic door Ut TIC Re-
pHS atgo :tS Dra,a,eond n expects to appoint lie.
tse. t % Wssto1n m ,laiIrn SaS se"e' sR objssti"as
wcrr lna.e tn Ge,,. Wright, tho present Rc-
cetrcr, the ground tltat notice waa ot girtt
to tho .parttes Interested of Ills appointment,
aa IKE psr,e. s s were t M IL assc
I'M some h',c by to-tlay, anil, falling III TINT,
Judge Drummond will make tho appointment
Tomorrow WILL bp lhc last day nf service to
the December term q ',hs Superior ! Court l:
yesterday.
Drunkenness anl dcsortion nrc the fnEtts with
wrl, Mary Gtlkisou c1luraes her luaba,nl, pat,.
with him until 1871, when t,o left her for ten
years. Visiting to try married ltfu agatn. lle
returned In July, 1871 hut again loft lcr In Sep
@ tsGes sfer s n II es. aaoScr y s9o fe'I sa
nsks for tlecrce 0! dtrorcc to present lin with
uN1rEp hrArEs counTs.
c. ". Uptun, Assignee Ut tlla Hreat Western
'''''' nasRiurrcr MATTERS.
.Iol,n ". LEVEL nn Nathan +. Dalton, ltin-
bcr dealers on Twcnty-sccond at t!c foot Of
rltptcy yesterday. Thc!r secured liabllitiea nEc
Ss aud the Ynssy,'Fsa &c., ;, "a .s is ~. 1hs ', ii,
oss to be be 1 a y tg ass"' aksss s,ss Or me-
sst Of real estate worth 81, II. e; cash OIL hand
$T48.40; bills aud notes. s822,{S1.17; . stock Of
luinhcr, shingles, p[ckcts, and ]ntlI, sl1,'H.i5,
Six hand carts, 800; safe and of!lcs furniture,
$3.50; tiebtR tl1c on open ncconnt e:, ,00. %; anil
policies Ut sire Insurance, GU. The individual
liabilities Of j. ". Lowell foot up Sl,T00 with
M nsscta Of consequence beyond exemption. N.
T. Dalton owes soo t, and as orss mud buggy
to Register Ilihharl: Morton D.. Hull was sub
sequcntly appointed Provisional Assignee under
bond for $4,000:
nfter giving three weeks notice In tho 1,ows~
K like order was made in the case OF r. N.
Whlpple. -.-.....
SUPERIOR COURT IN nR1EP.
r. W. Bntcs d 70. hcgan Il suit for 10000
against the Eric Dime Savings Bank md ", A.
Jnsnes l.. Clark and Clark L. White sued
Jnn,cs McGarry for 81 200.
The Globe Nail Conpany began, suit in re-
N. Lonergan, Warren Young, and talnos Rcalys
to recover 200 boxes Of horseshoe nails, valued
, 1876-11-23


aitas rns"d aurt and without ceIcd clsnec In prlcs.
sacs In tsN bu at si15cI.27 fat nngraicd Apfinx;
f2t for No. chfeaso1 a. 2p41 ~ for So.2 Chicago,
tss'oSs tr nsw sn ,.x 70, e1p05' *1o LIZ;
wGukcc+ 1tgc in moderate rcqnc,s. mainly
for cxport, without docllcd change in prIes.
tulcs 10. TO hu Weatrrn II s39s5r. the inter
extreme; small lArcpls Of inferior Western a. TEc.
Corn alnr ower, md uny In limited request for
port md home use; A1en Of AA,UU, bit at tle for
Western mxedl 1s&t5Oc for MD steamer tnixcd; Go
Clio for No, I. mafnT Ut TiaGofs; unaraded Western
mixed at acslc. Oats without change TO notice. With
a moderate trudo demand; halc* of 4|,too bu at
3ah@tnhc for mixed Western and State: Me.s1c for
whto wtstcs and State, 3l4s foF rejected, 37@37Sc
for Hralcd No, 4. ab23aNc fur So. 4, tvc inF NJ.
3stdstoc for mixed Western. 3ssa2c for whte West.
cFn.
OcEax FKrrnnrt-Hn,all hus,ncss In bcEtI..rnot but
Int rates retained with s:e&fncss; In chattt mod
cEacly fair traic dona; rates r5n for grain car.
trrs. engagements soLirerpoo by sail 20 op bu grain
nt aA.
pHoytstoxs-rorx rather caatcr, with moderate
h1tinc:a IN lots Tor rEnmrt delivery but speculative
lradu dull. salcs Ut Iat hrs mrs., srot, at $l1s9
l7.e ciUtng nt si0.B71&. December and January Qu3
cd nj GIr1o anl February NJ SlH.c0 b1. md ftH5 so
ascl; Mt the teepad call for the remainder Of the ycnr.
Eli bd for january. 1877. $f5,S bid. and sI70l
n.Eetls for February. 1877, 1890 hti. and ss8so
askcds and for March, 1877, fiH25 bid, anil
s,a.Ao naked. Cut ncns n light demand. and prices
without material change, mtddea nr,n for parcels
snot, hut tll for future delivery Western long crar
quoted at SIS. Lard lawcrs only moderate huhinou.
and tho market clnrr heavy; aacs o5 scs primo s
on spot At so.a7i. and ito tss OIL radc at si0 6:k;
slo45 TO ties tellcrs' optton for tile rcmatader OF
tho ycnr ana DccoHlcr at fao.e0 slo. 2ax,
closing At SO t3 4.s tcs for January ie77, nt siU2o
c.lo.3. cosinR At 5000 and l7tc' for February.
1917, ns $1O 27lstsl ID H. cloalnE st ftO. .17It+
srHAn-puet but as1n at bJ4:st}xo for fir to good
rrnnfng lOAc for prime; and loxGl}&s for centEif.
ugn1. ...
n masFs ss1ss as sse; "a s #
pF%S ns! ~ :,,,, ~ hi. x M r,or
Nsssr ~ T. as y e. sa"n.
MY ToEx. Sov 2.IGGTroxmInrkst & ~. ds: casIess
% i nescsalss @ f afr
1 ;5s $s; l., 5sss
ses! ss!s .ssas Ssis %Sssst;s; nd
sa:aN HI: s4,,a t,hlo. x;s27!;: s.. i:ou!s t5ass
sTs s5s N1nssss'i patent F'ecs'' s7''0 Co. i'o -four
eSss Tssis ss g. :ae ,mcr
WIZ ss.s5 si|aa' t::sR;s III Ss
SSd 5 s. s e. s xatf 1fsfSWs fss We:9sa :9gsss IF. s
w. ws.'f ss s.sla laFeg ' 3s9s csas s ar s7Ssd Ms
$s!s as,! sns rs;;sSt'' wss;sia
:$sSs; ;ess.!: W
81 ssss ST n,,n.,o s.,. ,,,
IL s:'sss asss
9s 5}n;.t t t rm crude lss; scnnod sc
#$;si: r. e. sss
Eaos-stca.iy; Western, 276:23'9c.
II:
feFs5s T. pulled a7a
beccnHf cef aaet, 'sss 'oss
, 1876-11-23

- 1.2tfof 80. Milwaukee, club Toy dn!!; t6,un hn
No. mi1ed Wextern,52h Oats dH. .!fl hu Micht
gan M T4c. barley quiet: H.0n bu choiee Canada at
n3c In fthfG. Ilyc rtRcctnd.
Nh fnnA1 shinfnrnfE.
, 1876-11-23

NOaT,x, MA49., Nor. 33.-FLt1U4-E1tM.
URAlx-Curn g4lut. nAts-M&fket dull.
WOuL-fir.n, fully suslaiAo4s cunaiderstla inquiry
ffHtl manufacturers Ehh apcculaoss5 ohio and FenHs
,yIysn!a iHSla4!nx medium xxx and an%Est
aul detalne lii demand n &A&6sot daafshle pulled
aeecad 8csfcs good and chtee aupGt IN demand IT 400
A5c
HUFYAI0.
pu7yA1o Nor, a1.-GaA1s-WheAs du1, a4ktug
, 1876-11-23

The DylreMlrth Business College

For nearly tweuty ycara. Mr. nYliRKNFtiNTIf tho
President and founder VI lhis tuexu, haa dc!oicd A.
bis (tn6 aud tKtt3 ao IL M4hAKtu1rnt &nd tV ll
rIoTenmnt ot q ty4te,n u instfuc!iol WIN Ths.
ho hAs AbSftd e vol known To Tho hu!!nnst
community. Tho cnl!e8e under hi dlEefs
lua. aud hiu chiefly ths IpatEuc4tua y giten. =
Ills boMs IN ths Mest 6l4e.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-02

California Lime and White Brother /! :"
ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT BEST
IL Quality. For Sale by (mhlD B0LLES & CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-02

Fruits Prepared by the Alden Process!
OF DIFFERENT VARIETIES /;
Pi1ms, &c, &c. For Sale by
aul9 BoLLES & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-02
BALTIMORE OYSTERSl

ESREsH FROM THE FACTORY OF LOUIS
McMunay & Co, received per CeyIon. In cases Of two
dozen each-6OO DOzeu-in one and two pound Cans.
For sale low y (au14l BOLLRS & CO.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-21
THE PlsODlGAL,

lnhrrifors of vast wealth are proverbally
sn-n'ithrifts. The golden is dug from ih'.
mine. refined, and cou-si by the labor of other
hands and The sweat of other bruvs. Like chill
dren pia. ing with ali expensive toy, they can
fnrm No just estimate of ITS value. When the
donor wrighrd IL. he east into the balance 50
many days Of unrrmitting aud farguing foil. ~
many ahxiors aud rleeplrss nights, so mnch self
denial, aud ~ much care. But the inheriror in
g" his ba:ance ihrows "nly-plrasnre. The Que,
values II by what it east him; The other, for
what it will purchase. Like the prsiisal in tn.
scripture parable, lie th"ughtl-ssly expendS it {"
-.Iaify The rai'rico an.l crasIiss "f his narur..
Th' u c''liics the last ,ceiu-tne misery, the re-
ni"rse, an the long an,l wrarisonir urliry back
to The hume "f frugal industry. but there
other pruligals Ga her favorItes our bountt
nus paIcnI, Naturr, has lavisliesl her richest
treasure-hrarL. Bat the prnligal values it
nghily, for il cost him nanght, and reckessly
>qual'i-rs II In riotous living. Present pleasure
ob>currs future want. S.1n The curtain rises
The last SCENE. We see him helpless, ml'ovei ish-
-d,-tbc rich treasures of bhy and mind sll l',st,
-in MISERY and despair Rrmnrseful CoiIsciencr
holds up to him the mirror of niomnry. In his
own reckless folly he l1rcevss the caass of his
present pain. He resolves to return. TIL jour
ney is long and tedious, A,lt if hs perssverinsl.
follows the right road, he will at length thr
haven of his hopes IN the dist ar,ce, aud Nature.
seeing her invalid child afar oif will co,ne OFT
meet hImi, and rec-ive hun back with blessing.
lo hnd the right r,'ai mne~ arl, the suffering
prsrdigal should read .!Tne Peuile's Common
Sense Medical Adviser" Therein il is complete
ly mapped out, its Landmarks all indicated aud
IT'S mI.e ,t"nes all numbered. Read il. Pric-
Sl50 .osIas- prrI,aiI). Address the auth ,r aud
publisher, X. V Pierce. n. ID Baff,lo, NY
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-21
The Orrgsu Gaze,

The duty of the Guv-rnor under the law is -.
p ain that hs mnst have kn"wn liz had n,
,uthmiitr tn act as h- did. The law of o. egm
IA relation T., FL C inns sa,
The rofe for Electors shall be gir~a. yeceirsd
refHrned. and caRrassed the same are greR return
ed and caHrassrd for membrs Of Congress.
In reIaIion I" Congru>siii-n the an Z a.e of the
law is:
IL shall he the duty Of the S-creary of State
iI the presence uf the Governor, To proceed. with
in thirty days after the election, and sooilrr il
the returns b- all r-crivrti, to canvass the vores
given fer members Of Congress. etc; and the Gov
-ror shall grant certificate Of election tn the per-
Sns having rli- highest Number Of rofes, and shall
also issue n proclamation declaring the election
uf such person.
The cleo o al law further says:
If there shall Ie any Vacancy in the Office of an
-lecror, ccasou,d by death, r-filsaI to act neg
i-ct to attend, otherwise, the electors presrmi
shall Immediately proceed to fill ky the rira roce and
plurality Of roles such racdMcy the electoral col
Irge.
The Governor has absolutely no auth"riiy in
Ihe premises except what Is Conferred by the
laws above qnotetl-tLat is. {" give u certificate
to the person having the highest number of
votes The question Of eligibility is sounethin
that he had no'hIns whatever to do with.
Section 45, Title six. Chapter II Of the General
laws If Oregon specifically provide that upon
''Ihe declaration oi c,'n i'rtent tribunal iecla
ing v"id all -leti"n or appointment" the .ofce
shall become racaRt