davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-09

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city Con-
sumption: 147a tu wheat, 727 bu curn $40 bu oAta
1858 hu ryo. 1,pj1 bu hurley. ... .... --
Tho following grain "aa Inspected into store on
Monday morning.: cara No. Northwestern wheat,
81 cars No. Northwestern 10. Is chrs No. srrtpg.
% cars No. do q car. rejected do t8a whcasl: 70
cars aud Gooo In high MIXED corn. ca cars and saoo
bu No. do, cars new mixed do, a cars rejected
DO, car uo grade Ola corn}: cars whiEo oats,
cars No. do. ears roJectsd do tto oan,; car No.
Z barley, cars No. do, I cAr rejected do.
Total t.11 cnrs 1900 bu 1nspecse1 out: osa3a b',
whcat s2ds2 hu corn, 200 bu oats, 264 hu ryc, eas
bu barley.
Tbs following table shows tho distribution Of the
brealstuFs shipped from this city during list week:
, 1876-05-09
MARINE.

Fraishts wore rather quiet. Room waa engaged for
&3eo0 bu wheat and 310h bu corn en- through rate.
pui1.1o rates wers Qupsa sassst II 3A0aHs for
snd sN0to for wheat. Tho sugs4suenss 1nads were
prop Nashus, oata " ogdaushprgs ths barge Cor.
, 1876-05-09

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Special Utn1tth 10 Tbs CHICAGO Tf6unH.
LyvEHrooL, May Alt 3. m.-FLoun-No. j.
ota; Ho,2, 9as.
Observation-Disclosures, No. /, o. 1od: No. !, ~ Cd;
srrIng, Ss@9s Id; whltc No. J. os l0l; No. 81 Cd
club No. I, loa ID: No, = ss 1od. Corn, oes92os Cd;
rsovta1oss-losk, s.s 6d. Larsi, t6s od.
LIVERPOOL May B-l:3o p n.-Lard 67s.
LIyEnpooL, aIAy 6-Latest.-CorToA-Quie md
unchanged; o>iG@6atd: sales. 100 bales, Including
1000 for speculation and export, and 4s0o American.
BnrADsruF3s-WLcat-C Wh!to wheat. av-
erago, D. 7as9s lud do club Ia l0d5loa I'd; rcd WeS
cru srr!ng, Nd To No. !, g. 18ps I'd; Winter red
Westcru DO, aa td3ss lod. Fouf-Wcstern canal. q3Gs
a3s. Coru-Scw Western mixed, 2Gs9 70a Cd. Oats
American, asa54 od. Darcy-Aiuerlean. - ID. pcAs-
Canadian, Sd(93a 3D.
CkovEn. BXEp-Amcr!csn e3z9C3s.
rRuyls1oSa-r11na mcss pork, B14 ID. Prime mess
teef, 67a. Larl-Amercan, 67s. Chseso-E!no Aneft-
can, ssa. Uacon-lons cloas. sls Sd short clear,
8Js.
TALLow-FIno American. &1a ID.
SpiRIrH oE TunFEHrlAE-aa48s 3D.
pkTHoLKuM-liehned, Ill I'd.
LIAsEED 0lL--c5s Cd.
Hk.1N-Couln,ou, "a Oil; pale do, lCs.
Hpsnsrs op TunpEs1INr-oJs Cd.
LoNl,oH, May H.-Consos, W SID for money snd
scc0n!lt. ....
Ua1rrp ErArxs noHps-U5s, lG1h CTS, 1o91<;
lo-iua, lu7A; ntw aSes. ,odX.
AMERICAN sEcuH.11Es-Neu York Central, 10l;
Els, 13A preferFoE IL.
L1RskEp OAxE-lGs.
PAH1s, 3iay B.-laen.es, 165f zoo.
FaANnronT, May e.-usl1kp States HoxDs-Nsv
4 lvcs, l0lIl.
| ANTWERP, Hay ya.-psrnotEuA-21s.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
| Nav OALxlNA May S-Coston-Ste&dy, With
fair demand sales, 600 bales quotations unehansed
receipts, net, s,7uo srusa, t.s; no sapozsa; STOCK
| l11N1.
GAIyEaros. May a-Cotoh quiet and weak;
,sadnxs. 1lno; net receipts. aoa bass gross. se4;
! exports coastwiso, 70s; aaIes, l,l02,
HAvAssAu, May a-cotton dull snd lower; nonli-
nally ,utLdngs, 1870; not receipts, asa baes grosa,
| 9aa exports coaatwl4a, ais; sales, AT. --...
| MoutLx, May a.-Gotton-Aidll!ngs. 1l3<@nAc:
net rocta ed2 bales groaat 2aa s1pofta coassHises
1t5; sales. $40. ....
CHARLESTON, Nsy 8.-Cotton sasy; middt!uga,
12c net receipts, sss b.ies ssoaa $50; Exports coast
w1sot l01: sales, 700,
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
| CLEyrLAND, O., May ss.-fctrolnum steady; W
auotas BtaplAga white (tl0 test} l0Ao; prime vhlts
5o te4 like, dse1iua of No etpcs tbs Lat qupts"
tons,
plTTsbuno Oil. MARKET. .
, 1876-05-09

Long sud shors clesrs at 1910 cash. And itc selct
June, noaod: E,eon hams. nhealiMe; aweet picked
Or April: long-cut hatns, l2alJc, boxed; bacou
hams, Halls.
GnEAsF-Was quiet 1t Gk3gc.
BEEF IRODt,UrS--Wrre ste8dy and 1nfct at $fD.fA,
alD.75 for n,csH $tl.5A91l.7a for extra mesa, And
Sll.6ha1 %. 90 for hams.
TaLIow-Was quoted at s8sko for city, aud "
88c for country lots.
, 1876-05-09
COMMERCIAL.

Thu following were the rercipts and Ahirmtntt n!
tc 1c,luu arttcts Of rroneo III this city during lilo
forty.elall hours ending At O'Clock on Monday
, 1876-05-09

trout $ito: No. shoyr 1narkerci, k.hrl. $l4.t0
{ .prl, ss.oosaes: family inaeksrrl, A.bri, tdtu;
No. shuro kl,4, l7rgc S2,Uu; Nd. / l,ay kits.
:r*s f. sao, H. s k:: ts9ase ssss s4;is s
splt, iris s;.76dss.Vo; 10. xbr', s40a3I25; lab
ralor hersiuQ, round, Lsh, $3.50 ao.1s; 70. N.brl.
ring. 40; columbia River salmon, IH-l,rl, $500
FulTs ANp SgTsThe domana for 'tt.l fes H.
t,ff,nca which nrp iotCd lower. Apples arc tlrin.
Qno.asiona: .a,
prs,nes, ; lcgs and boscs, esi.a rsisii.s lsysss.
loo: loose X,scsei, s395s3 10: valous!a, l1X
Donsarlu-Alitn apples. iBes2Oc; Michigan ap-
pics, common 0,a1ne; eholee, lux 6ateNo; peaccs.
hits, ts.gSss. ;s Stsa ehsfsss IT,
Ner.,rie.rts. 1,a1lxs; .lmoaa: rer.asens, l.x
pss; w nseaa*, 1s1as. iixelsTs; wm!astan poaaut..
sssSSs sSs Tennessee p''nu'' ''': African peanuts
t'itEEN rnu1rs.oransss and lemons were l,oth IN
@ ne:#. + ssssberrcs wero noro pe,i,ial and Iowor
Apples were esng stowly and At Irregular prices.
hol,or. anxious to uuload eforo fruits become
plentiful: Strawberries q 1900; good 10 choice az
pies, s4oNss.oo per br; scsslna oranges, 9s:5tk57s
- ~: lsn,ons s,.5usa.oo per box: ilue-appcs,
6RUCEnIEs--Thore wers no changes Of inpor-
tanee ne week onsnz w far busass ths nFasrs
lru ,ho eu5 ~. usaE En - T. ~ ~ 49,; .nnt r
~ as'lat anu ~ oea! - up 10 NC
ase fr7ees 1os al a'ap'es were nheaangco' - 'o'-
loTs: s,,:r-p,,o,on c,>aro. coron, 7,<fas<c. r,u.
s'iana. GIest%c:a 7a,, ,,aa,,, r,,, y. , ,4a
so: ehas. r. a. fausy VIII o aood to nrI,ns
aa. 2I&..te; common 10 iaa!. 2ssssic; toahhs; nI
tSss sais sisiasaito olsss aSSsc, s <''*'' e'A'" 4
s; 1sn,, Rsw,{s iisEl h sssnlae NJ i TO-. !e
av,. ~, ~, ssa 'ones9rc.s n NJ w uL1S1xc.
yefnv q Nd L. bkfay5:c: do No. T. 9a9ltc: choice
brown 8%aa1lc: fair to prime 10, At+t9S11c: COM
mon Do ;At5b.: elotse 1nolasses sugar, hts9sac:
SHtnh'''' Ssar ~ XIV" W. ''aS N'" o't''''
sauPs-CalisoEnta sugar-loaf t.yips. 6sda 7oo; da-
moud drps, sl.oss11o; silver rrs, extra 1ne. GOO
osc good slru. aySsh5s sxtta 20, o'ts
.S ~" 10 rom,nnn IN aoo, 4sS ,e: Tort, iifa mo-
Iasycs 4Aa;1o: coIntuon moitssos. 3staiDc: black.
atsap, 2y6a3oc.
srIoEa-Al'nplee. Tf9l,Hc; clovcs. 5l@a.c caBsia,
r1g.r rsprs xH1SS Aa'lness' ei''esAs'
, 1876-05-09

w.: :;229 ~
shEfI-4Ae !tRht reeeiPta ~ "een unsa ttuseit.ua
any sn liz m .tst snt oina
~ tS sn,ts7 ~ IN for cs,rror ~ rrtra won ins iva
ie ~ W. th soi tr.I ~, III s,"rsocd iii M 1t
a. m. M ayrravo I0f ihe al f3 H.
.ru,vonv
NEW TORE, May y8..bEEvEs-Heee1pt yesterday ana n
to-lay HkluB S.aso ~ ne "ssAs a6Ast. n,oo.
s snnv w. snand hsttcr tran for aons
daYs pagt trade fary active 1t m advance Of rather
ninrc than tc Aincc Monday; hnest atcers in tho mar
Ket sod T. jag ordinary TO atrctiy prho steefs Sg
.xsfait 'o''''eu 'at'' s'1's'f''' pet '''' 0' "
YffEEr-Rccc,pts a7G0 making t5 800 for tho wtcr
against 13.b 10 lust wcck market atenly aud firm; o.,
s0,tc foe ordiuary 20 prime enppe1' iof o.
nnnsy Sso' x.nt,,aEn ~ n,ta ''Saof' 'ps
Hons-Rccoirts $500, making 1890 for the week,
against 2u l3E laxt week. carload Of Ohio hegs 1So
ILL., hl'Sc' as Stu PEE 1o9 tos'
EAST LIBERTY.
EAsE L1nEnTr, Pa, May J8.-CaTTIt1-Feceipts sinsa
fr1aay la99 heaa' Or eaIs t1ionsn n,os.; III Ha1 ~ ~
IA hnaI ..,anst : afs t,st wrek: 1unts.v of ysri
stock fa!r but no busiuesa doing toAy except At re-
tal! to Inca! butchers a. stfonH 10. Heeka priee"
1s:5n sa.nat lJ77 Iaat woyk: Yorkefs x7,9sQa1,6O;
p},fia fntnhtms x7.N d7.So .. /
St1rrr-Iterrtpta r5un hcad: total for tho week,
N An nro1na+ i1 Gfn the nant 1uara. uore asllinp
N''''~' -, ....-.
o.. A9u'o. ut. ..,
ping. sl.oAaa.:5: Yolkofs, sa.+oae7s; bacon, tdoS
GG9Q; bHtcaefa. VII %t;le.
C*FrLE-stEonH nhH h,gAeT eooa g enore ' HALVES.
$475fs5aiH neulltn 70 1atf 3s..oeaa'o3%! Pnnf
stcefa fiol T4.W tus 20 enu'ee Cv~s, 1o:fo9s]"t
stockekB. Gj23e54.31H: leetcfH' 3t'41SsA.SzH
c1xolssAT1.
| CIscrFYArr O., May b.-tfpaH-9cArco fair to good
ss ,SvsI ss is s sa s,s'r' offered; Fs''''' 's'
, 1876-05-09


Tho receipts today weys follovss Cattle, t,0o;
hogs, G,auo; shesr $50. olcil receipts last weot
Cattle. 2s.07o; hogs. ee.aM shipments: catso, 1o,-
7aa; hogs, 27,a73. .
CArrLE--1hs early market WAS quiet, buyers hold.
ing back aud nut showing much disposition 10 trade
with any freedom, subsequently,, however, thsro
changs IN tho condition Of Affair.", tho favorable
sdxcca ftom the Eat bringing out moro shpper aud
,uduclug shen 70 taie hod With mosa freedom, and
thu market ruled fairly active aud steady. New York
aal Albany shippers woFo tho principal buyssr. rny
lug from $I.25 for common to $3.50 for eloles. tho
bulk Of the sales being at sA.so9,2s. The outalle
Irre vaa paid for "a stesss, averaging 4so 1, sod
By Graves Hros Thu domand for stock cattle not
scvs to-day, sud pFces wsre but llttis letter thaA
uunl,ual 1t {ogu.ct tInotstsout. City butchers
busin8 quits freely aud taking better cAss oi ptoct
Bales M tAtr favor *etu made II $3bQs &A5 for fAif
to choice buc1sEs' stet1s. Cows sold 1t 43tl.st3o
for common t. choico, Tie Inafkot closed qust but
atead3, ~ fallowa:
ChoIce poeyes-eet1ns, III, we'll formed year
" yp1r old sstess. weighing 1.aso to
uool Observation-Disclosures esesrs, weigh =
lax ,Ou to 400 rts... ,.,....,..,.4.. AS0G3f,63
| Medium 0rades-6tceEa an IRir nosh, weigh.
ting ,lG4 to ,N Nhs,,.,...,............. IL, Aa0E948
| puiIhcTs' B3ock-toot 10 fslf steers, and
! coutnon 10 cbolca COWS, fos city slaughter,
wstghng au 10 |, l61 1tb4............... hi ae1A LOO
Btook Cattle-common csitle, Weighing 100
10 ,06o s.ea8t.oe
, 1876-05-09

BT0ckE. B0NDE, ETC.
NEW Yeax, NAY s.-9old opened and closed ut l12!:.
With aales in tho interim, ut il29. Carrying rates. 1
Z Loans weEe aho n,ade flat.
Governments wern firm aud in good demand.
Railroad bonds wsso strong, with Michigan ceutra,
Is, Northwestern conaolldasd. and Union Pacific 1ss
higher.
tato securities quiet. Ohio os Of 1896 brought
us.
Stocks opened ssrong, and pr.cea advanced k91.
with Michigan Central, Western Union. and Laso
Shore ~ tho features. The market was somewhat
weaker at the cloac and pricca reacted t{stt from
tho higts polnt Of tho day Tho long pellera' options
today chisty In Western union seller sixty days
in this stock having heen offered freely 1T differences
Of b@a<. Transactions wero 1872 0tu sares Of which
900 wcro pucito Mail. 10000 Western Union. A,000
Nock Island. - 700 st. Paul. 1900 Lake Shore, 4,UU0
Ohios, and II GOO Michigan Central.
Money markcs easy; s8a. Primo mercantile pspor,
AH99.
i!,aton1 tprs1fnts f29t bGn
, 1876-05-09

dated Arril -.
E!ssy-sossfth It. all = ot Wallace a1s Il I. 'o1
i1h r. 3A$&l MaJ E..t+ +....4ss+ss s+sst*ss.s+'
, 1876-05-09
fsnilao OIL MAHKET,

p)TTsbuRo OIL MARKET. .
P1rrspuN0, May s.-psruoLkuA-Qu!a* but trrn
Crude, }l.y7Ha2.0oa II pasiers: refined, lsK0t3ko,
PbilAlelphiA delivery.
, 1876-05-09

II PHOVISION9.
uod VRoDuCTa-Were moro Acst.e ia taa aggfe.
gale and averaged aasieE, though hogs wtse quoted
1rmns. Tbs offerings Of product we're in e1caes OF
tbs demand, soas prominent holdsea bang sraasnsly
, 1876-05-09
MARINE News At PORT HuaoN.


yards lumber was being unloadsd At the regular
Hagcs Of $3.50, and no QUO VISA disturbed. Owing to
tho committed by tbs strikors In tho lumber
districts but few Ea1ea ma1o At tito lumber.
docks ycAtorday, bu5era proerrtng to wait until ths
trouble Is over. 1T IN sottcd fact that tht
fearful hurricane which passed this section Sat-
tho vessels wlich have arrived Tins far aro IN good
pfesirssS in tbe Siver by 10 s,!s saturday s1enae
Wasa.. sseasn.bsEsa Intes.o .oeean has Rons ln.o
ono Of Tue docks Of the Chicago pry.Dock Company
!bsaon p shs siset yessssG.5 I ..Ths chr "a e. s.
Wrcau eolied with Tho tug Rslei In the river yester-
BUFFALO. !
At last, navigation IL open nj thta port The union
Steamboat Comranyta prop Wa7erly. Capt James
Pratt from Chicago, entered buffalo River about hAlf-
past O'Clock ast evening" Tho largo tug Il. N, Mar
tin, Of Cleveland, reached tho harbor at han-pasa
II o'clock in ths forenoon. having worked her
thss liz oa;lt % OF S.aasrs ser. rais roate s'S would
haro been taken advantage Of bcfore II those vessels In
ws1eFly did. md both Fep. vc together throughout
.estels working their ~ny through tho Ice to'as.
Among those III sight arc tho prors 81. Paul. 0acas
tina and eonsors. Superior snd consor. Turner aud
eonso5t Bradbury sna oonsors Gaa1les M !: KeIshew.
Ch.nssssn sa Sos9r y; fFadeye .na sonsos DO
l
nEnE AND THERE.
Six lAr9e tugs Of the association arc ia the straia
awaiting tho advent Of the large cc Of grain vcasels
| bound down. ...T Tho bargcs 1Iauraford and cash,
ssoro a Long Point, Will have to DO pumped out bo
foro they bo released. TloJ liz IN easy positjons,
| and can bo got of without much trouble. Tia
vreckng steamer 31aanct is hgnin ready for husueas
sud only awaits something to do to be oE and at work.
Every ance she was laid up. laat fall, moro less
work has been dono upon hog. on1 she IL ~ rong
and In good Dhapo ~ uYrr She will bo commanded,
| ~ heretofore, by Capt. Gothatn. -. .Ths prop
| ueuton got into nodearh barber Thursd&y
| morning, being the nrat boat on.:ring
tie port this ao4aon. TITO Henton worked through lu
| ruilos Of 3cc. Tbs barge Robinaon. With tho hchr
lsclncer, managed to Ect in shostly after tbs Benz
tor. Tho De!rult Tribune says: An effort IL bc
Ing ado ut Port Huron To aiho the cargo Of railroad
ir0n in tbs scr 6altillo which Hunk fn the rapids
here nearly twsnty-thrce years ago. Work upon the
same was begun last fall but was suspended by rea.
son Of tho weather. Tho parties will cn
| saah In raslng thu cargo Of iron orc board the
| Gchr City OF Hnfa1O, which aa.k near Btnd Dolch
haror OF refuge last fail. after which an effort will 10
lusdo To salse tna vessel II s not too badly bxokan
up"
| ERIE, IA.
| spteiaf DfspateA to Tie Chicago TtiIans.
En1E, >a., 1iay a.-ArrivalA from Chicago, pro
Arzoua md schr Allegheny, with cargoes Of wheat,
Fifty thousand buahela Of Rratn weto shipped cast
ward ty rail to-day. Charter schr Allegheny. eoal Ia
Chicago 1t 60c, large fleet Of propc0Ib from Du1a-
| 10 m n1sPd up tho lake during tho day.
, 1876-05-09
or.n'. wl,oas through, vta 0aalos and TIE schuyt,
xiii. corn tlfotah. vtA Erie.
FI.SEt7ttFnK.
NurFALo, May G.-Mr. Hiram H. Smith REPORTS aha
charter Of tc arhr Wa,coruh witt caat from stAd,l-
Ky 10 urand 1Iaven, a. 7Ho per ton, fFes Of handling

AlIl. corn IhfoHAps 3bA fF1c.
EIsE,7HEnK.
HurEAto. May G.-kr. Hiram T. Smith reports shs
charter OF tic nrhr NaucoEnh witt edat from A,d,ll
Ky 10 Grand 1Isven a. 7so per ton, fses Of handling.
MARINE News At PORT HURON.
rosr 1irEon, Mich, Nay s.-PAAaEn Dowx-rrnt
Marine City, lincoln with copsort, aud Mocting
1rd. Hhc.lon and consort: aehes ). ". Doanc +. Il
Turner, Margaret A. l1Hir. Fate L. Irstco, Ontario
uP--rrots Maine, WcssfoEd and confort, Clinton
aud barees. Ainena anu has9cs; achrs Duncan Gilt.
O. N: nonh, selkirk, Maggie atc1sea, Elain, oraoe,
MtHp-southwcat, briak. Wea.her cloudy:
Tho schr rcuokca col1e1 with ths tug John Owen
en- Lake Huron ychferday srornnk, IN fog: CARRYING
works. Tho rcnokoo luat bur Jbboom In tho en.
counter.
Tho achr q. n. nond lost her jihboom and bovsprt
s nn Lake Eric Ihtfsaay ~ breaking her bobst"ys.
ronr iiUnos, aier.. May iii p in.-poWs-rrops
Te,ntI!a sni hssse.. Ieeum..h mi sonsost; tshrs
1felvcifa, H. j. Tilttcn. MarcnCo. Niagara Jarpea
Care, Angus Smith, Champion, J. 4 nonticy. Thtatle
g. g. llonGhton. lta*es, Cambria, Southampton. F,
ur-prop1 Montana, Vanderbilt, Vienna and con-
sort schra Eva Delic afsry Merritt. Felioweraft
WiSp-aonshwest. gonsIe veather cloudy.
ghM to-day frnn the Straits.
TUG Cteadce IL working to rcletea veasela sahatn II
tbs 6tfaits.
ILLINOIS B. MICHIGAN CANAL.
DRfnaEponT, Mny A-Aan1vEp-Qold anntcr, L.
sac, 5000 corn; otion Sa1sesiies, $500 bu
prop Montauk Lockpors, 60 bsis -four; Mablo Loan,
Lockrort, G73 t,rls nBur.
ciEAngp-Tenpest. II Inni&. 14o, ,75t II lumber !
Hellr, Wilmington, ~ m lumbar; ]. Aaoard, VII
m1ugton, 40 n lumber.
, 1876-05-09

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEyrLAAD, O., May ss.-Petronun steady; W
quota Bsapl4ga white (ll0 ttstl. l0Aat prime vhs
(Ito test, like, dsc1iua of No stpcs tbs Lat qupA-
&4uu1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-30
DENTISTRY.

A SIT or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT ia
~ West 3ith ST. between Sch and It'll avs. Broa
way special mechanical dentistry; coral rubber
pearl whaebone rubber. gold aud patna Sets Piumpers
Regulators &c Take green street ferry ,c
Sixth avenue Broadway
NRwkR0uGH. Us Vast 3ath At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-30

WINTER HOTEL FOR SALE
w In Of the death Of one Of the propreor
the Hamilton Hotel Bermuda Islands, spendidy located
and doing good business will be sold reasonable price
For particulars apply to LUNr BROS, % South St. A. E.
OUTERBRlDGE % Broadway.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-29
.. n. HASKELL,
TOWNSITE AGENT,
c. r. r. r.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE

ID ARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
ay Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid trc ~ble.
nol5 tt d. Il. HArxEI4L.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-29
DR.. r. PRICE,
Physician, Surgeon, oculist ana Aur.st.
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITIES
....oF....
uEnIrN mud NNIRXRURG. Ger

.-..of...
BERLIN and WURZHURG, Ger
man Empire.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE Gilson's Building,
Ninnemucca, Nevada.
OFFICE HoURs- From 10 to - A. NJ, and 6
to & p. NJ.
SPECIAL attention paid to long standing
Chronic diseases, which have resisted and
baffied the skill of the ordinary physicians.
DIPLOMAS, and Testimonials from residents
of this State of the highest character, TO be
seen in his office
References Ex-Governor Blasdel; c. c.
Goodwin, Virginia Enterprise; W. w. Balch;
Virginia City; ID. l.. Bliss, Carson City,
George Hatch, Virginia City. ja22tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-02
NaNgatuck Railroad.
tomMencing December 18th. 1875 tl aims will V leave l1IOHEIELD STATIONns follows

Iomnenci9g December 18th, 1875, trains will V leave l1kOHFIELD STATI0Nas follows 4.lo A. M--Freght Train for Bridgeport. 7:S4 A. M.-Passsnger train for Bridgeport, and a .sts <. ... .. New Haven (tLrOugh car) connect
 ing at Bridgeport with local Express ,o .- ~ train to New York
 t1't' r. M:-passenger train for Bridgeport, s.as.s connecting with Lightning Express
 train for New York, arriving at 5.1O 4 as 4fsat P. m; connecting at Derby for New nt Haven (through car). 4.4o '. M-MMk tram Mi passen gEr ca IF attached , connectiDg at Bridgeport with ex
 press train to New York, also with af 1pst steamboat leaving Bridgeport at II t- ,ss; p. m. (Satuadass Sxcegttd). On C.G Sundays, milk train leaves Bridge -.>- port for Winsted st 700 .. n,., re. -;. turning leave Winsted at 4.OU, Litch- pA $ field 4.35 D. m. it 2..ts'.@ 6 Tickets sold and baggage checked to Canaan, and Albany via Winsted. .I 1O.5S A. M.-Milk train for winsted with passcn- ger car attached, connecting at Wa "', ,e terbury with train from Hartford at Us. .E... Winsted, for Cahaan, Miiltrt aLd tA1 Albany. as q e,-F .. t2.45 P. M.-For Winsied.
 4.46 P. M.-Freight train for winsted. 7.21 P. M.-For winsted.
 @. wATERTOwN & WATERBURY R. R.
 Trains leave Watertown at 7sO A. H., and 1 O5 P. M., connecting with passenger trains to New York and Hartford. i3cas4si.,..
 Leave Naterbur, at II. 50 a. m. and 6.S5 D. m D, on arrival of trains from New York.
 Tennis stage to ahd from Iitchfeld com ects with all passenger trains at Litelfeld Siati.n. |. Thomas stage for Bethlehem and Morris leaves Watertown daily. -..-
 Stages for Woodbury, Harwinton, Otis, Cole brook, and Goshen connect with 1O.lO a. m. tram from Bridgeport.
 A Discount of cents made to Passen gers par. chasing Tickets at the Office
 GEO. W. BEACH, Superintendent. 1s BFidgeporti Dec. Tth, 1875.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-02

If you have discharge from the nose, offensive or otherwise. partial loss of the sense of smell, taste or hearing, eyes wa. tery or weak, feel dull and stupid or de- bilitated. pain or pressure in the head, take cold easily, you may rest assured that you have the Catarrh. Thousands annu- ally, without manifesting half of the above ssApt9ps, :tsfninass q P iaI aonsannp nptiOp. and mou, more deceptive. or less understood by physicians. R. V. Pierce, M. D., of Buffalo, N. r.. is the proprietor of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy-a perfect specific for Catarrh, "Cold in the head" or Ca tarrhal Headache.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-02
4s-lm Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists 2 Safe ID per cent. Investments.

Money loaned for non-residents, secured by bond and mortgage inlproped farms in the fine agricu. tural State ot Iowa. securing the lender scm-dnnual interest. We loan no more than one-third the cash value, exclusive of buildings and under conserva- tive mara ragement these loans safe as Govern ment bonds References
 CHAs. ". CHANDLER. Germantown, Pa, Executor of
 the estate of Gee rge Peabody. &~ |4&-. s3 CHAs. LiEeoLN. Esq, Attorney at Law, Boston. Rev. eHAs. 4. SKINNER Hartford, Conn. GEO. W. MocRK, Esq, of Moore, Weeks Co.,, Hart
 ford, Conn.
 Dr. T. P. WESTON, Franklin. Mass. FJNo. W. FRosT, Esq, Chairman Investment Board,
 Vermont Sayings Bank, Brattiebofo, Vt. ELIAS B. REED Esq, sharon. Conn.
 Further references given desired, and full ex- planation of loans be had of E. B. Reed, by applying to @ Ss <4sA "a @- 40-4m
 The Bank of Creston, Creston. Ia. B. LOMBARD, Jr. pres't. JAS. l.. LOMBARD, Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-02
What is Vcgetine |?

It is a compound extracted from barks, roots and herbs. It i4 nature's remedy. sItis perfectly harm lessfrom any had effect upon the system. Itis hour ishing and strengthening. It acts directly upon the blood. It quiets the nervous system. It gives you good sweet sleep at night. It S great panacea for our aged fathers and mothers, for it gives them strength quets their nerves, and gives them natures person. It is the great Blood Purifier. Iii. sootn ing remedy for our children. It has reelieved and cured thousands It is very pleasant to take every child likes it It relieves and all diseases orig mating from impure blood. IT.. the Yegetine. Give it fair trial for your complaints; then you will say to your friend. neghbor and acquaintance, "Try it, it has cured me-"
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-02
SHEPAUG RAILROAD.
Commencing December eO,h, 1872. !.

---- HeucInS DecehDeF SOIh1 IB1F.
 LEAVE HAWLEYVILLE at 11.SO n. m, con- meeting from New York at S.05, South NorwaIk 9s5 Danbury, 900 and Bethel at 10 46. a. m. via D. q. R. R.; also from New York at s.U5; New Haven, S45 and Bridgeport at 10.SO a.. m., via H. R. R. arriving at Litchfeld at I5 m. 2 LEAVE LI1CHFELD at 3.I5 D. m., connecting for above named points.
 SATURDA YS-Speci:l train from Hawleyville at 1.45 m, arrival of evening trains D. (con- netting from New York at 4.4O p. m.), and IL Rail- roads, both orth and south.
 HONDA YS-Special train from Litchfeld At T2S a. m. connecting for New York and intermediate stations.
 Sunday Milk Train leaves Leaves Litehheld at A.Oe p. m.; returning, leave Ha wlOyvile at 30 p. m. c. H. PLATT, Supt.