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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

THY are going II pretty strong In vir-
sinia City just now. In the police re-
ports II 10 necessary 10 put John Doe No.
|, John Doe Ne. 2, John Doe No. 8, and
90 forth. The majority Of these Doe
faces are able 70 pay their fines and don't
want their friends TO know that they have
ever been arrested.
T. d. P%AnKISsoS. civil engineer and
surveyor, was thrown from . buggy In
Oakland. California. yesterday and badly
injured. Mr.. Parkinson was long a
resident Of Storey county and Is well
known In this community.
The case Of the State vs.. Miss Cora was
tried for the third time yesterday before
Judge Moses In Virginia City. The Jury
found the defendant not guilty.
JOHN W. PIKE. . composition now work
Ing In Virginia City. will soon 60 TO
Corinne, Utah, for the purpose Of estab-
fishing . newspaper.
The Psyssr.sennott alley. which has
kept Virginia City In trouble for moro
than . year, Ia 10 DO decided back 10 the
parties formerly claiming II.
FoR the week ending January 27th tho
California mino raised 5000 tons Of ore.
For the week ending the goth the amount
extracted was 4,2l2.
JAMES o'BRHx. arrested On q charge OF
disturbing the peace. forfeited $40 bail In
Judge Noses Court. Virginia, yesterday.
YfsrrRpAY evening an employc Of .
Virginia City Job office had the ends OF
two Of his fingers on tho left hand cut Of.
TEE Winfield mill IL crushing ore from
tho Chsllsr-Po tosi groupings.
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Nevada MiiisIn.

l~lrigadisr General q. q. Dattcrman has
assumed command Of tho First brigade.
Nevada Militia, and has announced his
STAFF: q. Y. Ford. Major and Assistant
AdIutaAt-Gsneral; A. v. Comstock. Cap
tain and Aid-de-Camp; W. IL. Smith.
Mailer and Engineer Officer; Charles For
man, Major aud Ordnance Onicer; II. ii.
Mcdonald, Major and ouartermsster:
George +. Hill, Major and Commissaryi
]. b. Stephens, Major and Paymaster;
]. r. Smith. Major and inspector: W. y.
Wood, Major and Judge Advocate; u.
webbsr. Major and Surgeon.
The companies atiashed 10 this brigade
will hereafter DO designated a. follows :
National Guard. Company A; Emmett
Guard. Company b Sarsfleld Guard. Com
pany O Montgomery Guard, Company ID;
Warrington Guard, Company Il; Carson
City Guard. Company +; First Nevada
Artillery, Battery A.
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National Guard Hall.

An appreciative audience was present In
National Guard Hall. Virginia, Iast.even-
ing. Mr.. Keene appeared in his f~avorite
character Of Badger. In "Ths Streets Of
New York." and fully equalled tho high
expectations Of the audience. No has
given this character his hest attention.
and 10 remarkably good In 1t. Mr.. Ward.
N Captain and Paul Fairweather. won ap-
plauss and admiration for his excellent
acting. Mas Aggie Koene never appeared
10 better advantage, and Miss Ella Hay
sustained her part with great credit and TO
tho satisfaction Of the audience. Tho
other members Of the company got away
with their lines In their usual manner,
Master Benjamin receiving considerable
attention as Bob. the Bootblack. This
evening "Olivcr Twist will be given,
with Mr.. Kecne In the character Of Pagan
and Miss Aggie ~ Oliver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

NEW YoRK. January 3i.-Transactisns
at the Morning Board : 200 Alpha. 23S
G73s. 800 Belchsr. 10. 100 Beat 4 Bel
cher 81. 100 Bullion 10, 200 California 50.
100 Chollar 76. 500 Cleveland 81 @9S. 100
Con. Imperial ~. 800 Confidence i1S,
200 Grown Point i0k @i0s. Grant 81.
100 Hale a Noreross 81 @6S. GOO Julia >
@5a. 100 Justice 15S. 200 kossuth IL.
800 Leopard ~. 100 Mexican i9h. 400
Ophir 29k @29A. 80 0vcrmAn los. 100
Raymond 4 Ely z. 100 Savage 81. 100
Beg. Bslcher nv. 800 Sierra Nevada D.
6i0, 400 Silver Hill ~. 800 Union Con.
iOa 6alOh, COO Yellow Jacket 1sa.
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A ~sUYrOCATiNa COUGH.

10 . letter to hu. Lislc, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 tho Western prcss. she
,scribes the cure OFFS dangerous corgh. arcom.
panied By bleeding at the lung. TO IIalc's
Honey Of n~orehound and Tar. my cough,"'
bat the Honey OF l~lorchound and Tar has
renewed every trars OF t." The letter was Ia
4 lady friend In this city. who has placed u at
the disposal Of O. N. Critic nton. Z kixth ave.
ine. fiks's To0thsehs Drops cure In Que
snlnuta
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VACANT PLACES

IN the dental ranks will never oeeur u you are
.aric lar with your teeth, and cleanse them
v~rs sAy with that famous 10 tb.wnsh s0z0.
DON'T. Prom yonth 70 old age II will keep the
.si,luel spoiless and unIm aird. The teeth Of
p-r.o q WIN ne, Buz0DONT have Q pcari.litc
tho breath 10 purified and rsndsr~l sweet and
ffasra.t u 10 composed az rare antispte
h-rb,. sni ID entirely fns nom the QUESTION.
,blr and injurious Ingredients Of I 9th pa,ies,
IS
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srocK aEPSRr.
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flvo justice. Ia. Isl. iJA
1910 Ksniuek. 81. 81. 81 bio
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the coMsruck.
QUE REGULAR MINING REroRr
ron rHE WEEK EHpINo
JANUARY slss.

loesshsr Nailiag = sssskhslasss
Feeling Dssssr-Dssssr Prsspssss
Aheed-rhs nisss Lsskisg Dss-
ssr-nssshs sf ths Bslehsr Esse-
Nies-Hsw she Lever - we'll -
shs Upper Levels are Leskisg
To-Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

war or sssss IL sssss CsrsIiss.
Hxw Yoix. January si.-A aerssss
Columbia, South Carolins. special ssys
The rscs conflict has been avertsd: a
isrrs body Of armed men stili hold Tim'
minsville, though nc trouble u spprex,
hsnded. Runners are general maj ~
troops here will soon DO vithdrswn.
A. Ansssean vessel II DisssssA
New Yoax. Jan. STA dispatch ron
Liverpool reports IN American vessel on
the coast In distress. Il Il believed 70 b
the ship 81. Nicholas. last from Ban fran
cisco. A iife-boat has gone 10 her sssiss-
sncs.
misesllanssaa.
NEW Yoax. Jan. si.-Ail hopes are .
abandoned Of saving the stranded steamer
L'Amsriqus.
The Ice harvest on the Hudson 10 ended.
Il 10 the largest crop ever gsthsrsd.
The HsraLd's New Bedford special inu-
mates that . strike Of IL operatives In the
wamsdtts cotton factory. Of that place. 10
impending. The factory In question 10
among the largest In the country.
Tbs Connscticut Lsgislsture will proba'
bly, reduce the legal rate Of interest from
7 TO Q per cent.
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DIVIDENDS.

Califssais-s2p per share. aggrcgstine si!oro,'
oo; declared January Sth; payable Jan
uary 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

| 4. l. 49, .-~h.. -,.l "A. .>.--..-
~s''A nP@ny.
Ing mseninery' ana wil % ready 70 start
In about two weeks, draining the water
/ nam ths NINA. The boilers arrival nm
~ rround to-dsy. and will be pi,csd n
n~ositio. "a .son a nractiesble. Tbe nav
hosting engine Il completed. and will be
Forwarded iron Ban franeiscs st once. TO-
mssSinsrx4 Tn niss has nov nssssS
int ths possession Of men Of known pro-
bity and ability, with plenty OF capital
ma snersy, sna 'nsy snTs d,sP0'.uon
n. a-n - .rd ~..Lnav,.ags
..- DE- ~. 5,.cS.r,. ~ ar n.
.s... .s.ci,,sI ~ ,ha Sorr, srJ A..
ss.sr... ~ ~ tsy.l Jiesc,it, ~i,h con.
~"s;.. nj sasrnsr .%ontroi.
s-s~. ss~..- .n..-m.ns 49,.
IL PS.sss. .M.. m;sL -.
sA n"s
.As.sy. iii Z. 80
- tauaa ~" 1Isss 49,
III W nosV., : nv" IA ~ ~. az.
~. - h~mnn
TS.- h,uS..t snnrIv ~ raoI nav.
.sJs S--.iorlf ..ssrya
~ .hr.s nrr-r lsyels Of tba nina 10
-. !. asm, ~ ~..r. 20 .sv nothiny m
ny. ..ssi,shi.k k a. nav .hsn vbich
!. sao s.ss a. ma from NhicL thsI lower
isvsl. vill h. epsnsd and dsyslopsd. Lady
and very Encouraging prospsc's ansao VI
~ as" s.s.,,. A..
.,."au, -rnrn,ns Tssro
4. 49,.
are NO important enAnss' AAu,
producing sections OF the mine. all OF
| which ara looking we'll. Tn the i5OOLfoot
| isvel ths spur Of ore recently struck Il %
r.. 4. vi1,h Anil will mill siout 500 nor
An On Ia i5O0Lfoot Laval the enlarging
80 ~;d.rin, ~ the dr;fts connsctinr with
~ n..,J ~ So. 4. nssr,v comnieteJ.
N \ dsoo. ~, isx.i M main south drift
connsc,i.e vith shs Gould and Curry Is |
h.inc snisrvei AMI renairsd NJ RAPIDLY As |
~ atm. ~ ths worL viii hermit. This |
!. hsinv Jsso N cct Al anil extract the ores
| nov Known 10 exist In that portion Of the |
mine. The west drift from the O. and O.
shalt has passed through the pooi Urea, e
s,ss. nv" TIL ",r..l ~ rornhyry WA,
something very similar to that found on
the east aide Of tho ledge ON the iooo-foot
s5ooI, TO-, H.,
JuIiA-
The main vest crssscut on the IsO0.foot |
=, - .....,h ain 4. r.l,,, ,hs
's'e'' iI0~ '' ~
ess' Of progress inis urn ave. ~.
straung the quartz anu oie ''e'"'y .""'A
. distance Of ninety feet, passed into q
large horse Of ~porphyry some thirty feet
or more in thickness. This porphyry has
been passed through and tho face OF the
drift IL again In quartz and ore OF 4 bet
ter character than any that has yet been
struck. The vein At that point Is undoubt.
cdly wide, and the quartz shows q decided
improvement with every step Of progress
made. The south drift, which was recent
" started on tho east body OF ore, Is ma
king good progress. the face In solid
quArA OF INC nness v. a.. ,cSo sao,
aoins IN .ne u.'''' 'ou'A ""
w~e''s'f"rso'
Tho wsrk oil development IN uis h'ihe
will be pushed forward hereafter Win To
nswsd energy. and under moro favorable
.,sn,cs~ Ina company beipy rcorganized
.r~-. -r..,,.. ,i.,. ,or Al. f,,rr.
win ~'''
Al the annual mceung ~ .ne eonpsSy
held at Nan FRANCISCO last rriu,y tho ,os-
lowing trustees ue,e e',esS y 40
DONALD. Az. o,., -. "Su..
Connolly ana ' N. uc.Ine,,. ~
OF the omce.s SHOW o.seS Sss
been soo,zsi " anu nv ,A,. A. A.,
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mon 4 DIsTIsaIIsngD Junlsr.

:" h.vs irird tho Peruvian srnur. and the
-c.uit FLY ~sustains Jour pr~dlet'oa. 10 hes
N Vi . new man Of me infased Into my ryr-
s.u new vigvs and energy. ! AM no longer
~r-muloas and dsbiilfaicd % when you isst
cav me, lat ,trongsr. h.srtisr. and with Lrg,r
..apsriiy for labor. M. NAL and physical. than
usny time during the lat Nv. yefrs." rod
w ell druggists
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
Baekeye.

The ore Slopes north Of the shaft on the
sjo-foot level are looking we'll and arc
yielding the usual quantity Of milling ore.
The Hope mill Is kept steadily running ON
ore from the mine.
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a Ceustosk.

Drift north from the main east drift 1t
the 3OO-foot level is to-day In thirty.four
fest and still In low grade q Some
strcaks Of this, however, give high assays,
and the chances for something better In
that direction arc very good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
Wells-fRrgo.
,mperinl Consolidated.

The north drift from the bottom otthe
south Wine ON the 2l35-foot level Is
making steady progress, the face still In a
very favorable vein formation. Both the
north aud south drifts from the bottom oil
the nsrth Wine on the same level are
being pushed rapidly forward. the lace OF
each In ledge material. The east urd'
near the center Of the mine on tho 2o0o-
foot level Is making good Roadway. tue
face in very favorable ledge matter. An
other crosscut has been started ON the
same level co feet south Of the Alpha line
the face Of which Is In . fine description
Of ledge material. Everything In anu
about The mino Is working finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
CosooWiion

The usual yield Of ore comes IRON Ne
Slopes, and also fron The north drift
from the incline below the Main sdit Level.
The ere aspect and prospect CONTINUES
rood Al both points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
Trojan.

The ore dump has been filed with ore,
and . new dump has boon provided until
the weather viii permit Of the ore being
hauled 10 the mills. The stopss on the
350-foot level are looking splendidly. A
vinze has been started downward ON the
ore body, which 70 also looking finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31
Ileaesssa4l

Sinking the new shaft has progressed at
. very satisfactory rate during the week.
the formation at the bottom being very
favorable. Considerable clay and oecs-
.ionAl lunches Of quartz are mot with.
The old prospecting operations OF tho com.
pany demonstrated the existence OF good
ore deposits At no great depth. and this
new shaft 10 Intended 10 open the mine
properly and give an outlet to ih riches.
A small outlay Of capital. judieioualy s.,
pended. will bring the Homestead out al
right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Owing to . brcakago Of a pump rod In
the Savage during the first part Of the
week the water rose RAPIDLY to q consider
sbls distance above the i900-foot station,
the pumps unAidsd being unable TO con-
trsl or keep II down. The Savage break,
hevsver, has been fully repaired. and both
pumps running In conjunction with one
another. are again rapidly ginning ON the
fiow. The water ID now down TO It's Old
status. below the l9OO-foot station. per-
hitting Of . resumption Of work In the
connsctiag drift with the Savage on that
level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Al the annual election Of this Company,
hsld in San Francisco On Monday last, the
following officers we're elected for the en-.
suing year: L. 4. Monro. President John
Tyler, Vice President; Thomas Ryan.
sscrstary; Treasurer, Bank Of California;
Dirscton-Lyman Monro. l.. I. Eaton,
Thomas Ryan. John Taylsr and II. o.
Ives.
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silver lsiii.

the past wcsk i@s iWs
Lo,tom ia very firm and tho fow Of water
IA Gradually lesseniag. Tho east prospect
inc drift ON the GO0-foot lsvel 10 making
.aoS prosre.. the face In favorable ledge
matter. The northwest drift running "
connect with the Justice On the 4tt-fso,
level il being pushed ahead 81 the rats .,
| A. feet per day, and has about 10 fset ye'
IN run No. connect with the Justice open,
ings. Everything Ia working hneiy IN Ahe
about the mine.
Caiedssia-
Tn. .h.it has reached tho i&0o-foos Level
a, which point . large working station U
b.inr opened, and large tanks srceed pre-
,arstory 10 putting In another ei' . lev
F,,, nnnp.. Al the same time prsPefs,
/ ,;ons ars bsing made 70 crocscst M
,ls,ermine the value 81 the Ledge on w
ISoo.foot level. A erosscut win TINS pur
no.s In view has just been started near I'M
north line On that level.
Mexieas.
The prospecting drifts On tho isoo
tls,. 1000 and i7oo-foot levels are al esini
...h.a sorvsrd with all the speed attain
| ablo. The ore ". 49, -
hoth the i600 and l7Oo-foot Isvsl, nI'
sraduslly ON the Increase. wofk se'n'
pushed vigorously ct all points.
ees -.
shaking the maia shaft 10 making tA<
h-,, Of he.dwAy. The new pumping ma
ehiuery il working finely: IL II ne inssn
I'm ~ drive the shAft downward Tor IN
nurposs Of opening . new level.
Nsw Yssk.
The excavation Of the third or Punl
compartment 10 the shaft 10 pushing ahsa1
a. n.n.l. in hard rock. The pumping ma
shinsry will Be ready TO put In - o q
the shaft IL ready 10 receive It.
Csssspsiisan.
The usual yield Of ore comes IRON "
upper Slopes. and also fron The north drii
from the incline below the Main adit ievel
The ere aspect and prospects eoh''hee
good 81 both points.
satire russsi.
Total length Of tunnel. is.1So fss'
somsvhat softer material has bean me
yith In the face 81 the header during III
week, allowing Of better progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

New YoRx. Jan. si.-Ths Sss says; II
IL not surprising that Republicans should
think the chances Of Hayes election very
much improved BY Tie selection Of Brad
Icy. Hell the man who !. 70 make the
President, and from his dseisiou there sp-
pesrp 70 DO no escape. sxcsptb by the united
Concurrent. and almost impossibls action
Of both Houses Of Congrsss. Joe Bradley
10 q Presidentmsker. To this CON-
pleIioa We hare come Of last.
steamer Passssgsss ~ caiissssis-
NEW YoaK. Jan. si.-PAsssagsrs par
steamer Acapulco for Ban Frsneiseo 70
day: DR.. J. Clark and wife, w. ". Poole
and wife, ". @. Murray and wife, J. y.
Moore and wife. p. @. Clark. W. 0oodall.
j. v. whitney. Geo. H. Rogers and wife,
Mr.. Waturtun and wife. A. B. Cove and
vifS, Ns. Williams, J. B. Hutchins, CO.
ppal and wife, Mrs.. James and three
oeasA- 7. Clayton and eshsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

NEW YoRx. January STA special to
the Ti~s. from Raleigh says the Democrats
reported q bill 10 the Senate upsn the sub
jet Of . new county government. which
takes the election Of justices OF the peace
from the people and authorizes the Gov
ernor 10 appoint them. These justices are
to elect Ave county commissioners. who
are 10 have the entire control Of county
afsin. This will give the Democrats con-
troll Of every county In the Btats. and en-.
able them 70 control the entire machinery
Of elections In all The ceuntissj whereas
the Republicans now control thirty coun-
tics. The election Of county treasurer.
sheriff and coroner IL taken from the pso-
pls by this bill. Ne bill has been reported
upon The new judiciary system.
The colored people Of this city held .
meeting at Metropolitan Hall tomorrow
night TO consider . plan Of colonization.
Several petttDns have bssn p~rsssats9 %
the LsgilkDzrs y colspsd 'Dsnbsns upen
this subjsok afee,A<he$"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

The excavation Of the third or pump
commandment 10 the shaft IL pushing ahead
=. ,.u.l. in hard rock. The pumping ma
shinsry will b ready TO put In ~ soon -
ths shsft IL ready 10 receive It,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

sinking the mais shaft 10 making the
-, A. he.away. The new pumping ma
ehiuery i, working finely; !. !, the in's s.
I'm ~ drive the shaft downward Tor tho
sn,no.s Of opening . new level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-31

Sinking the Wine on tho orc vein below
the i3oO-foot level is making excellent
progress. The north drift IN the same
level il being rapidly advanced both the
face Of the drift and the bottom Of the
winzc is Ia favorable ledge matter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-18
IiItOnyiIle Items.

Capt. John Thompson is quite i'll with
sore throat.
Can't viii Smith, well known pilot
of Warren, O., it is said, will sooh be-
come benedict, Jefferson county lady
being the victim.
John Cochran, of this place, fell from
a moving train ut Yorkvll!e, day before
Yesterday, and broke an arm. de Is
doing as well Ms could be expected under
the Circu instances.
Another OF the shad put into the head
waters of the Allegheny by MIR. Seth
Green, was caught at Little Rush Run,
Yesterday, by Mr.. Richard Hsgermsn.
The fish weighed about one and hall
pounds.
Gen. Jim Ewing and Col. jim Hamtl-
ton, both of Wheeling, al d Will Moore,
OF this place, cast their hooks into the
placid waters of the OHIO, near here, day
before Yesterday. Failing to discover
signs of fish, the Colonel was dumped
in the river and narrowly escaped drown
ing. Fortunately, however, his "Murphy'
floated gracefully out of his pocket Oh
the tranquil bosom OF the stream. he
grasped it as a drowning man would n
straw, and the "Murphy" being heavier
than the Colonel, it kept him ahoat until
he was fshed out by parties on the shore
The Colonel having had such beneficial
experience with the Murphy move.
ment, u petition is now beng circulated
to have him deliver lecture here on the
subject of "Ohio river water
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-18
Business for Every One.

Our attention has been called to some
new cooking utensils, recently invented,
which make baking and cooking pleas.
ure instead OF dreaded necessity. One
of which, the Patent Centennial Cake
Pan, Is so constructed that you can re.
move your cake when baked, instantly,
without breaking or injuring it; and 1t
can be easily changed to h plain bottom
pan, Tor baking Jelly or plain cakes,
bread, etc. Auother-the Kitchen Gem
is plated boiler or steamer, to mai Z
inside OF al ordinary iron pot, for boli
ing or steam'ng vegetables, etc, which
when done, can be removed perfectly drM
without lifting the heavy SEQ IRON pot
off of the stove; and the vegetables can
not possibly burn, as the steamer does
not touch the bottom OF the pot. These
goods are sold exclusively through agents
to families, and every house-keeper
should by AL means nave them. A
splendid opportunity is offered to son 9
relisble lady or gentleman canvasser OF
this county TO secure the agency tor II
pleasant and profitable business. For
terms, territory, etc, write to l.. h.
Brown & Co. Nos. 2l4 and 2l6 Elm
street, Cincinnati, y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-18
a Ratified Reporter.

A bout 3 o'clock yesterday morning, an
old fish put in an appearance at the
police court room, and, marching inside,
he sided up to Stan tard reporter, and
insisted on his accompanying hlm Just
around the corner"
"Whst do you wsnt2' inquired the
pencil shower.
81 Just want you to 90 with me- SAID
the queer looking genius, whose neither
garment protruded about three inches
through his pants.
"Oh, you don't come that on me, said
the reporter, "you want to get me into
Ill alley and rob me-"
mo l don't. You come along" and
he tugged at the local brains most perse
veringly.
Sergt. Ripley here inquired what he
wanted, and he said he wanted TO find
the calaboose. The sergeant told him
the quickest way for him to find it would
be to take about two more drinks. The
fellow lit out after that, and the repor-
torlal heart of the Standard man ceased
to "palp' and returned to It's normal con-
ditipn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-18
NAVY WHO ARE SUFFERING

from, the effects OF the warm weather ana
are debilitated, are advised by physician
To take moderate amounts OF whisky wv
or three { mes during he day. In litti
while those who adopt this advice IRE,
ouently increase the NUM- er OF drinks
and in time become confirmed ineorlates.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for inlox eating liquors, and which Is IN
tended especially tor the oenent OF ueoaiai-
tated persons, whether at nome or ABROAD.
"a DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Con
tanning the juices of many meolclnai
herbs, this preparation does not creste an
appetite for the intoxicating cup. Inc
N Durishiug and the lite-supportlnS pro-
% ,rties OF many valuable Eatural proIuc-
Ito MS contained in IL and well Bnowh 10
medical naen have most siren gthSnlIs
influence. A single bottle OF the lohlc
will demonstrate its valuable quall'I's-
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause whatever, u
wineg lassiul of Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach
create sn appetite for whole some iood' 10
ali who are about leaving their homes, we
desire to say that the excellent enects o.
Or. Schenck's seRsonable remedies sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake PITS, are par
ticularly evident when taken ny those
who are injuriouSiy affected by chahSe
of water and diet. No person should !eaNt
home without taking supply OF THESE
aist agl