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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28

DR.. W1LHoFT's ANTI-PERIoDIc OR FEVER
AMI AGUE ToNIc!-Wilhoft's Tonic has es-
tablished itself as TIE real infallible Chill
cure. 1t is universally admitted to be the
,,anly reliable and harmless Chill medicine
now in use. Its efficacy is confirmed by
thousands of certificates of the very best
people from all parts of the country. 1t
cures malarious diseases of every type, from
the shaking agues of the lakes and valleys
to the raging fevers of the torrid zone. Try
~ It has never been known to fail. G.
r. FINLAY 81 Co., Proprietors. New Or
leans.
Enp SAT nv ArJ. DRrGGISTs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28

"A beer brewer has patented a new
beverage called "Jewish Beer" He
brews it himself, you know.-N. Y.
Commercial AdUerttser. Don't Jewish
you had someP--Boston Globe. Shame !!
This Isreally too bad.-W Worcester Press.
But Judear people, the beer Isrealite
and pleasant.-Provtdence Journal.
Scribes, cease this Babylon. You de-
serve a Canaan, for your Levite-y-
Boston advertiser. Jerusalem what an
awful jews d'sprit. NOSES bad as if we
had perpetrated them ourselves.-Nor-
rsstoUn Herald. ..,..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
UT-CRACkING
When l could crack a nut

When | could crack a nut
With the melars in my jaws,
With teeth all white and steadfast
And innocent of flaws,
/ laughed at angry fortune,
Made light of coming sorrow,
Was happy all to-day,
And careless of Tomorrow.
/ trusted men and women,
And women most, maybe!-
Oh. pleasant was that spring time
To my teeth and me!
But now, when teeth are shaky,
and going n by one,
j find, like Israel's monarch,
Small good beneath the sun.
lean not crack a nut,
/ can not find a truth,
Or man, or lovely woman,
Like those / found in youth.
Put back, D cruel Fortune,
Thy sword into its sheath,
Let ME believe in something,
And contradict my teeth!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28

DIR. johnson once silenced a notori
Gus female backbiter, who was con-
aemning some of her friends for paint
ing their cheeks, by the remark that
ut is a far less harmful thing for a
lady to redden her own complexion
than to blacken her neighbor's.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
HOW TO

If your hair or whiskers are gray they can be in
stantly changed to a beautiful black by TUFTS Hair
Dye, and deceive the closest observer. This article
possesses qualities never known before. Is Murray
Street. y Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
MANNING ORGAN co. r .sef, Is !; E 5,sfs s ,nsa
Chicago. NE PRIVCIPLE. send for price.list
The Lakeside LibrarV.''

Under this general title We issue Cheap EDIT
tiOBis Of all the Standard and Popular literature of
the dsy. We publish these editions on good paper, in
clear type, well illustrated. and yet sell an ordinary
Sl.5O Book for only 10 CENTS!
You will better understand the character of the en-
terprlse by sending for a sample co?y; We have now
few specimens being given below:
No.4s. THE, FLYING DrTCHMAN. A
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4 harsh; cruel, captain Gnads his crew 70 mutiny. los
the ship as the dreaded Flying Dutchman, ana Iead
a bold bnt successful life as free-bo9ters on the high
No. Al. MISS MOLLY, by Beatrice NJ. Butt.
The heroine, a firt OF the most natural type, sur.
il 1.-THE army. Who is neither Very good nor Very bad.
In a sudden lit Of anger he knocks down a brother
claim TO Miss Molly, and she gives him back the ring,
but faithfully waits till his term expires, hunts him
Price 10 cents. By mail II cents.
No; 80. AN ODD By Mrs. Oil
which has just appeared in Europe. Though cailsa
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world. AT any rate their history is exceedingly en-
Oliphant's facile pen linn heir lie. Price I0cents.
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No: 81. 4 TALE Oh we CITIES, By
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M nSso,"nrsnani:. 'h' u 81 have M rtsd n 'ernz
by the author of MIR, Jerningham's Journal
though We have read all her various lively stories
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tor. Illustrated. Price 10 cents. by mail 10 cents.
No. 53. KAB AND HIS FRIENDS. by DIR.
John Grown. AND THE STORIES.
In this number are groui Ell many, of the choicest
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which may be mentioned The Ancient Mariner"
by Coierldge; The Red flshCrman;" by Praed
"A Highland Snow storm, by John Wilson; The
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If you feel dull. drowsy. debilitated. have freQnen'
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28

WiR.CLiINN B.F. witt,Att'y,;;ss 49,

Can get q pension for any disease O" injury by the service. in
crease old pensions. collect bounty and pay, remove charges OF
iesrftjon, obtain discl argos. &c. Collects any Mind OF claim for
anybody. anywhere, by letter as we'll as If at his office. Write
what you claim and send Sc postage. Refers to Departmental
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
The st. Louis Fair.

For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-30
TINE oaEAr AMERICAN HOOK.

n. q. Prs.haw. agent for Nevada Of the
..American cyelopedia." is still engaged
In flling orders for that most invaluable
work, and TO his earliest subscribers he Is
delivering the Last % the series 1t com
prises sixteen volumes. exclusive OF the
yearly volume. and includes pretty much
all that 10 rcquisit. To 10 known about
everything In the world down to this, the
grand centennial year OF the American
Hspublic. No business man should iaii
10 have IL and no library IL complete with
out Il. full series can DO seen AZ 'nls
ONCE by all those who wish W SEQ Tue
character Of the work. -
Mr.. Preshaw IL also agent Tor Bryants
popular History Of the United states, py
William Cullen Bryant. assisted by Syd.
nsy Howard Gay. This history isthe BEST
ever published. and includes everythins
from the first discovery OF the west
Urn hemisphere by. the Norihnien,
to the end Of tho hrst eentnry,
VI the Union Of the States, preceded
by Q sketch u the prehistoric psriod ana
the age % the mound builders. The whole
10 fully illustrated by leading American
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In four volumes. large octave. OF between
600 and 100 pages each. No want ia our
literature has hsen 80 widely felt and
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of Q complete aud compact History
Of tho United States. adapted la popular
psrusal through its attractive narrative.
and accepted ~ an authority through its
full and accurate presentation OF all the
fsets In our career a. . nation. This sin
sular lack has been made apparent more
than ever before by the completion VI
the first Centennial of American indie
psndence, and IL 10 we'll that this great
md much-nsejsd history 10 now being
n length given through % highly COM
petent . source. II Is arranged In the
most systematic style from the best An-
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prepared In every respect. IL Is simply
whst might naturally be expected nom
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source. and reads Interesting as . ro-
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rlorious reality. Mr.. Preshaw is o en-.
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sIhibit specimens Of IL 10 all who wish to
secure Il. For further particulars read
his advertisement In another column 10
day.
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Tn. pop. n.rieasiy III.
10 prxocnArIc pl.nrcur.-Tho Dem.

No DEMOCRATIC BARnKcur.-Tho Dem.
ocrats Of Storey county thought about
holding . barbecue after the late Convsn.
ton, and 1t Is reported that . little private
caucus was held when the other business
was wound mp. One gentleman moved
that the OK DO roasted on the following
Friday, whereupon . leader Of the Unterri.
6ed bounded up and remarked: "Mtshtur
Cbeermun, rlIhavs yeex 10 oo~ndershtand
that the heft av the Dimmycrallc party
doesn't alt mate an Froiday.' That set
tied Il, and after q little further discussion
the barbecue was declared on.
TuE R.ILEoAD Cur.-In Tho District
Court yesterday Judge Rising gavo q de-
cision In tho case Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company vs.. Michael
Lynch. When tho case was brought an
order was issued allowing the railroad
company 10 proceed with their work.
The Court next modified the order 20 that
the company were prevented from inter-
fering with the street over which Lynch
hauled ore 10 his quartz mill. Yesterday
the modified order was vet aside and the
railroad company can now proceed Win
their cut.
Tnr HAYES M wHKkLrR CLuB.-The
Cold Hill Hayes and Wheeler Club held
Its regular meeting In Miners Union Hall
last evening. A goodly number was pres.
ent, and speeches were made by several
members. among which may be mentioned
w. ID. Z. 0ibson. John Yule. Judge Il.
Wright. William Gambler and John White.
There was . tinge Of dissatisfaction In
some Of the speeches. but the most Of than
wound up By pledging themselves 70 vots
the straight ticket. and 70 do all they can
for the party. II was an interesting
meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-30

Tx front Of tho first story Of the ..sv
County Courthouse. B street, Virginia, Il
mp. Tho irou.work Is Of good design AMI
we'll put together. Tho brick.work also
looks we'll. IL IL expected 10 have the
entire building under roof In . month OF
six weeks, aud Pete Burke, the enter
prising contractor. IL rushing things along
a. fast ~ he can In order 10 accomplish
this end. Work on the inside Of the build
ing can then 10 done At leisure.
BLISEEssRaRY AssxSrs. - Long expe-
rienes has driven Mr.. Blinkeuberry into q
slsvish habit Of assent. Last night for
instance. when he plowed his way into the
don. -.tio chamber his agonized wife sal
up In boil and inquired "Brutus Blink
enberry, do you mean 10 drink yourself ~
death - ''Cer'n'ly. m'd'r. cer'n'ly."
answered the unhappy man In the most
conciliating manner.
ACCIDENT TO A PoLIcEnAs.-Last night
at Q O'Clock officer Walker Of tho Virginia
police force. was trying to make an arrest.
While running. no caught his foot In an
old hoop and fell. striking upon his head
and right shoulder. His shoulder was dislo-
Gated, and the cap Of the upper bone
which dts into the shoulder blade brok-
en- Oh.
TIE Hayes and Wheeler Club Of tho
First aud Second Wards will hold their
regular weekly meeting at Athletic Hall.
North @ street. at 7:sO this evening.
ASSESSMENT. - An assessment Of fifty
cents per share 10 levied by the Prospect
Gold aud Silver Mining Company. delin.
quent on the 3ist Of October next. Bee
oficial notice 10 our advertising columns
to-day.
Tus Isrsslitss Of Virginia and vicinity
are requested TO meet at the hall Of the I.
o. d. d. on Sunday. at 2 ,. NJ. for the
purpose Of organizing . Hebrew congre.
CATION In that city.
Mn. 0RAHAx. scene painter for the the
a.er. Is getting up somo sketches Of Gold
Hill and Virginia City 10 be published In
the New York Graphic. an illustrated pa
per.
OAK SHIPMENTS. - During the past
twenty-four hours 100 carloads Of ore
have been shipped 70 the different mills
ON the Carson River.
Dos'r WANT Ira vasnberg. nomina-
ted for the Legislature by the late Demo-
cratic County Convention. has declined TO
run.
THE new drop curtain at the National
Guard Hall. Virginia. 10 said to b. we'll
painted and quite attractive.
Hos. WILLIAM woopsuRS and Hon.
Bob Lindsay left Virginia to-day on 4 lit
tie trip TO Hope valley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-30

II. W. Ray OF this place received . letter
from Billy Hornbeck. who is o In the
Black Hills. from which We are permitted
TO make the following extracts:
DEADwoop CrrY. Black Hills.
September 18th. 1876.
FRIEND RAY I write 10 inform you that
I have reached my destination. I arrived
hero on the iith instant all right. There
was no trouble and we ENJOYED . pleasant
trip. Hal one Indian scare. but escaped
without any fighting. I like the looks Of
the country. and think II Is all right. but
I haven't had time TO lock around much
a. yet. . . Z. b. Buckley has got
. good claim. They have struck the old
channel In the side VI the hill. The rim
rock 10 pitching into the hill. They think
they will take out Of their claim this Win
ter and next Summer over 100000. i
have panned out A. high A. 81 50 10 the
pan. and never less than fifty cents TO the
pan.
The Wheeler Boys took out OF claim No.
2 this summer 1900 pounds u gold dust.
They were on the way out Is va came In.
We met them ten miles from Deadwood
City. They had q heavy guard ove their
wagon. I am afraid they won't get through
with II. They have . rough road to
travel.
dispatches received that the
Wheeler Boys have got safely through TO
Cheyenne with their treasure. -REPosTER.
send you the first gold I panned out Of
Buckley's claim.
lThs dust Was shown the reporter by
Mr.. Ray. II IL coarse and d~ark-colored
and weighs a tribe over ifty cents.-
l,EPoKrER.
can't tell you much about tho country
ss yet. I don't advise anyone to come
hersjust now. Think II will be good place
To come To In the Spring that II " the
Indians will let you prospect. You can't
get out to prospect this Winter.
Yours truly. W. II. HoESnrcK.
Mr.. Hornbeck hAs gone to tho Hills for
the purpose Of taking charge Of Buckley's
interest In the claim while the latter pays
. visit 70 the Eastern States. He looks ct
tho country from the standpoint Of = mai
who Ii " fixed." and 10 able To give an I'm.
partial Judgment Of the same.
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ps~arssp-s l.ass Gvsssss.
..,,s,... service. rs-~srro~.

NJ. Jour's CHrRcH. GoLD IiuL--There vii
h. divine services ct ~. Johns church TO mot'
row evening Of 10 =. N. Rev. william Lnes'
o1scistinx. Sunday school Of i:o =. n.
METHODIST EriscorAL CHURCH. Oolp hitL.
There will 30 divine service ., the Methodist
Episcopal Church to- morrow Sunday a. los
A. u. and T3o y. n. Rsv. Ueo's- w. riteh
ofnciAtins. sunday school al n.
rmsas will b divine ssrviess By 81 rauis
congregation I'm the sunday -ehoolroom In the
bs.smsnt of 81. Paal's chureh. corner Taylor
and y streets, To- morrow (sandayl notning al
MAJ ishop whitsksr ofnclating. kntr.ns.
Al The rear OF the church. Sunday sch"oi al
IrG y. -. d the same place.
Tussn VII be no divine service at Grace
Church. silver city. Tomorrow CsandaJ) s'sn-
ING.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-30
THE OUTLOOK.

Owing 10 the universal strlnscncy and
dull times for tho last fcw months. the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
va feel gratiAed that our buslness has
held It's own beyond NJ expectations. Al
though tho hard times are not yet past,
we feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. we arc laying In
Q large and well-selectcd stock OF custom-
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods. boots, shoes, hats, trunks. ~valises.
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing Kept aa
eye 10 tie maia ehascs = namely buying
chesp-for va know that We must sell low
TO meet the depleted purses Of the COM
munity. and We can and will do II. Come
and soc II we don't.
RxrssrKiS 4 woLy.
. Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-30

BAN Francisco. Sept. SOL P. NJ
II Is reported that the time Of tho closing
Of the entries for the four mile and repeal
running race has been postponed from tho
Let 70 tho 10th Of October.
Judge Belden passed. upon the Wife
whipping Act yesterday, at San Jose. II.
hold that the punishment prescribed ID
both cruel and unusual. and therefore un'
constitutional.
Young Bittenbendsr. committed the day
before yesterday for the murder Of his
brother. and sentenced 10 the Pcnitentiary
for life, this morning took his case before
. hishcr Court He was confined In the
County Jail In Q cell with w. ii. HanveI
and Robert Cas-, awaiting trial for civil
offenscs. This morning Hanver shaved
himself aud left his cell To 20 into Court,
leaving his razor ON tho shelf. Cass, who
was standing with his back to Bittenbend'
or, heard . missing and gurgling sound,
and turning. saw Bittsnbender fall forward
on his hands and knees. the razor drop
ping from his hand, and blood spouting In
torrents from his throat. Cass caught
him In his arms aud called loudly for
assistance. which was most promptly
rendered, but was Of no avail, the suicide
dying almost instantly. The floor. walls
and ceiling Of tho cell were covered with
blood when opened. Cass states That only
from the beginning Of his trial had Bitten.
bender seemed 10 realize thce normity OF
his offcnse. Since then he had be silent
and moody. His old mates had previous
IL bean careful never 10 leave their razor
within his reach. fearing some desperate
act ON his part. and u was only by acci'
dent that no obtained possession OF II 70
accomplish his purpose.
Last evening Thomas and Mary Conroy'
aged respectively eight aud four years.
children Of Bridget Conroy. living on
California street. near Cemetery ave-
nue., were playing together In tho back
room. Their mother, who was In
an adjoining apartment. heard the
report OF . pistol. and running In dis.
covered that the little hoy hal picked up q
loaded deringer In the room. u proba-
bly, In childish play had fired at his ulster.
ths ball taking effect In the back OF her
heal. producing almost instant death.
Only two now cases OF smallpox arc re-
ported this morning. u Of which was .
Chinaman who had died Of tho disease and
been left on Dupont street by his country
mon. The other case occurred In the City
Prison. Forty-nine new cases have been
reported during the past week. and twenty
Tires deaths. There have been forty.thres
deaths at the penthouse during tho pres.
ent month.
James Lick Is dying In his apartments
"A Az Ii ua. TI.a .stanIani nhN-
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nsss~s Nales.

San FRAscisco, sept. 3o-3r. y.
Msxican-2oh bid. ~ asked.
Gould and Curry-itk bid.
Beat and Bslehsr-tIh bid.
savage-is bid. iss asked.
Hale and Norcross-i0h bid. III asked
Crown Point-i2 asked.
Yellow JAekst-2GS bid. 2cs asked
26t sold.
Imperih-ts bid.
Ophir-55h bid. SO asked.
Aipha-4Gk bid. AZ Asked.
Belcher-2i \ asked.
Con. virginia-56s bid.
Califsrnia-62 bid.
Utah-l9k asked.
Prospect-ib bid. ~ asked.
CaliforniA-s2 sold.
Leopard-i0t bid.
Bullion-3s bid.
Eichequer-i5h bid.
Overman-79 bid. 50 asked.
Justiee-ist bid.
Union Con-i3a bid.
Overman-s0 sold.
Caledonia-i0h bid.
Eureka Con-l3s asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-30
RtfNsTHiN 4 WOLF.
Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.


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The New York Mini.s stock Board.

The New York Miniss stock Beard.
NEW YoRx. September So.-The Amer
lean Mining Board has completed is or
ganization. and elected the following Of.
ncers: william Ward. President; l.. T.
Baquc. Vice President (; II. j. Hubbard.
Secretary; woolworth Ward. Assistant
Secretary william Drsndrat, Chairman
Of the Finance Committee.
License has been received from the Bee
rotary Of State TO form . company under
q limited liability. Under tho Act OF the
State the necessary work will be done 70
secure an incorporation Of the Board.
There are already 270 members and many
applications for membership are on the
books. The best Of the stocks to be OF.
fsred at the Board will beprinted In alpha
bstical order. giving locations OF COM
panies, their titles In full. assessments,
number OF shares, number OF feet In each
individual mine. and every particular mat
will be OF advantage 10 the dealer. Care
will be taken 10 keep out OF the board
everything Of . wildcat nature. and the
business sought will be more OF . solid
character than for . rush OF transactions.
A business meeting will DO held ON Mon.
day prior to the calling Of the stocks.
which will commence at II o'clock.
Steamer PassssEers s0r C~aiiferaia-
Nrw York. September oO.-The steamer
Acapulco sailed hence to-day with the fol-
lowing passengers for Han Francisco; @.
w. Packard and wife. Mrs. sarah Loring
and daughter, Capt. u. b. Hardy. wife and
three daughters. Mrs. II. W. Rogers and
child, Mrs. W.. W. Water. Leonard Z.
Water, Y. I. Hall. Jr., ii. w. Hall, ID.
Byrle and wife. Mrs. q. Wilson, Mrs. W.
4. Taylor, son and two daughters, W. y.
Keasing and wife, Miss Mary Hart, Mrs.
Phillips. Mrs. Z. @. Freeman. J. ID. Power,
Lieut.. Frank Scott and wife. A. O. Penle-
ton, Miss Kate Kline. Moses Engsl. A.
PsrmAn aud wife, W. W. Shipman. It.
Hollingsworth, W. q. 0urley. W. A. MA-
condray. son and servant, Mrs. \. Cary, j.
NJ. Clark aud wife.
Dsmseratic Congressional Nsmiaa-
lions.
CHICAGO. September 30. - The Demo-
Gratis Of the second Congressional District
to-day renominaied Carter II. Harrison.
The Democrats Of Third Congressional
District this afternoon renominatsd ]. v.
Lemoyno by reclamation.
In the First District two sets Of officers
were nominated. and after considerable
trouble. which came near ending In per-
sonal e~ncounters. the two factions ad-
journed to different halls. One unani-
mously nominated j. X. Hoxie; tho other
renominated Bernard Caulheld by accla-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-30

FRon II. PILLOWS. N. D.. or HILL. N.
H.-Aithough I have generally . great OBJ
lection to patent medicines. ! can but say
In Justice TO DR.. wistAr's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry that II IL . remedy Of superior
value for pulmonary diseases. have
made use Of this preparation for years.
and u has proved 10 be very reliable and
eficaclous In tho treatment OF severe aud
long-standlng coughs. ! know Of q pa
tient. now In. comfortsbls health. who has
taken this remedy. and who but for in
use, I consider. would not now be living.
n. PILLOWS, u. d.
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TO CANDIDATES.

We wish 10 remind all candidates for once
o. the coming election that al announcements
In this paper and all election printing must be
paid IN advance. We can accept Of no eoptin-
esnt arsnSements. show Jour vOrthinsss for
the once By paying promptly your printers
blils.
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sPiarruALIsrIc.- Mrs. Eggert Aitkil

srinfruALisric.- Mrs. Eggert Aitkin.
c~lairvoyant and trance medium, assisted
BY Mrs. Mcdonald. have taken rooms at
LOG South Q street. Virginia. over Talbot's
dry goods store. Consultations held daily,
also examinations Of hair. minerals. ores,
etc. Evening circles on Monday. wednes-
day and Friday at ~ o'clock p. n. Zee
advertisement.