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Sworn Statement
OLA
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

GESTLEMEN-I hereby certify that have had
Ca arm fJr ten years, and for the last Xyear5
have been terrible sutfeicr. was reudeIed
partially deaf. had buzzing ia the head, pains
across the temple dizzy spells, weak and pain
lul eyes, swollen and liberated tOnsliS, nara
and constant cough, severe pain across Jhc
chest, and every Indication or consumption.
MY hea1 ached all he Time. The matter ac-
Gu tulated so rapidly In my head and throat
that cOul not keep them Tree. Frequently
AZ night would spring out OF ped, III seemed 10
tie, at the LOlnt OF sun cation. would thcA
have recourse to every means In my power 10
dislOdge the muCus from my throat ana mead
before being able to sleep again. For period
OF SIX years nay t1nsilS were liberated ana 50
much iGfllmed that could with dihcuity swal-
low. nnOlly consulted an emihtIJ surgeon
Ia regard to an operation on them, but A. ll5
request StpOneu it. The constant inll una
tlUn ana ulCt ration In my throat caused by the
poisonous matter dropping Gown from my head
had so irritated and lhilamed my lungS thaL |
coughed inCessantiy,-a deep, hard cough.
Meanwhile my system began to snow ire
effects Of this disease, 50 thtt lost ne3h, grew
pale. and showed every symptom OF an early
death by consumption. When matters had
reached this stage, or abOu six months ago,
began TO use SASfoRDs RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH. After Cs.ng the lilst bottle began
u Improve rat illy. The iirat dose seemed 10
clear my head as hau not know IL To be Tor
years II emed gradually 10 arrest the DIS
charges IL slipped my cough IN threr days.
by using iC as Il gargle soon reduced the In
Il ,mation aud sW elliDg Of my tOnsllS, So That
they soon ceased - r uble me The soreness
across my chest disapp AIRED, the buIllnt
nols in my head ceased, my senses OF hearing
and Of seeing wete COM lrtely restored, and
every symptom OF disease that had reduced
me to the verge Of the grave disappeared by
the use OF SANFOED5 RADICAL CURE FOR CA
TARRH
have been thus exp icil because, as a urug-
gist, ave seen great dc Il or suffering IRON
Unturrh, and pc to convince may thdt IN $
is n great remedy.
am Gamulr WITH the treatm' Mt CT Calauh
as rr1ctlcrd by the best ply irians, and have
consulted the most mlnput about my case.
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New subscribers (applylng early for the year
1877 may have, without charge, the numbers
for the last quarter OF SIG OF such periodicals
as they may subscribe for.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount
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given 20 clubs
had on application.
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Hrliable Evidence.

GR II, r. STEVENS:
D-ar Sill Wi most cheerrully
I'D my testimony to he great
huinbery' u htNe already recelY d
N ttVor or your great am good
N" licinr, NEGEiISg, fyr do not
III hk tnru- Ii can be saif in tts
praise, for was roubled over
tllrty years with that creadf /
disease, Ca arrh,aLd had such bau
Z ushlhg spells that IL would
EN- as thou h ! never could
breath any moe, ana vegetine
Il IS cured ne; and DO ieel TO
thaLk God al the tine that there
Is 20 good medic ne as Vegefine
ara also thiLk II one OF the b-st
medicines for COu hs ana weak,
'lnklng feelings at The stomach,
ana a wise everybody TO take the
NeEr tins tur cln assure them
Is one Cf the best medicines
nat ever WA.
MRS. l. GORE,
cor. Magazine ana Walnut sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF J
HAYDocK, as agent for the United states, sur.
rounds each box OF Illls. and Ointment.
handsome reward VIII be given to any one rem
derlng sucn Information as may lead 10 the dc.
lection OF any party or pdrtie3 cOunterTelLug
the medicines or venting the sane, knowing
them TO be spurious.
'.'Sold at the manufactOry OF Professor HoG..
LowAY & Co New York, and by all respcctable
druggists and dealers In medicine throughOut
the civilized world In boxes at 25 cents 6l cents
and 81 each,
S- There is considerable aylng by taking
the larger sizes.
N B Directions for the guidance OF patients
in every disorder are affixed to erch box.
Office liz Liberty St. New York.
oct II 'd&w 'y
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ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARR

ALTERATITE. TONJN, SOLTENT
AND DICHETIC
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Onlce IN soItD en1 1f passenger depot, en
Merchants itJW Opcn on sunday trouH 900 to
1000 a. H.. 4a3 100 u G.UO p. IL, nnd from 800
2. m, open Gigt' and To- throughout thJ
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DIVIDENDS.

What an attroctive column to fortunate
stockholders is that which welcomes them
TO a rich harvest? For months eager expec-
tations have been extended to "divdend
day." and its announcement awakens a sat
isfaction which can only be fully appfe-
ciated by the beneficiary. Some stocks re-
tain their former standard, while others de-
cline. Tke Park bank, for Instance, which
for many years paid six per cent. semi an
nualy, now reduces tie figures TO three per
cent. Its stock once was IN demand al
100, but it is now only triile over par.
TIE Lake Shore road has squeezed out
beggarlY quota Of one and half per cent.
Had the Ashiabula horror ocCurrtd d week
earlier, II would have cancelled this petty
dividend, which amount is more than sunk
by the damage thus incurred. The insu-
rance companies as c as make the best
return on capital. Ihe laling company
in point Of fuenc a success il the Pacific,
which. though by 10 means as old rs some
of It's rivals, has wonderfully dis'a1Ccd
them in prosperity. For instance, there is
the Knickcrbocker, the oldest company
Which was founded in 1893, whose stock =.
worth 12j TIE Pacific on the otner hard
was founded in 1851, aud IS stock IS now
worth 20S We jurn again to the FIRE
mems" which was founded in 1S2J. an
see that it has Only attained 157, which is
liulc more than One-half the figures of the
master corporation mentioned above. ms
shows the resui Of good management. IT
may be a ided lat nolwithst4ndlng the i'm
mense losses the surviving fire insurance
companies have increased in wealth pro
diriously hin the last ten years For
instance. the Il pc, which in 1856 was
W nrth orly seventy six, is now worth l3l.
TPc Pacific has, during that interval, won
great distinction, for twenty-twO compa-
MES stood in advance Of 1t, but now 1t is al
the head Of the list. The last sales OF Us
stock was part Of the estate Of the once "a
nous cotlirr Elisha Books, and / is only
/ whtn an cstai. il broken up mat sucn
| stocks are thrown INTO market
TIE COMM pJRE.
The announcement Of his death has beer
daiy expected since las May, when be snf
tered so .cysie an ATTACK, and in fact lie hat
since then been Cso fur a. business is cor
cerncdJ dead man. All that is now te
fore us is a grand funeral, and the publica
ton of his Will. Il is probable that III.
will rlaae the lirgcst part OF his estate II
Williams hands, and he may be considered
the heir Of The great railway empire. Tn
estate is estimated at figures ranging iron
thirty to Sky millions, sud hence there j
no need that any of the family should SUI
|
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FOH sTOMACHs out of ORDER,

No medicine will 80 effectually improve the
tone OF the stomach as these Pms; they remove
all acldlty OCcasiOned either by intemperance
or improper diet. They reach the liver and re-
duce II 10 u healthy action they are wonder
fully eflicacUus IN cases 0f spasm-in fact they
never fail In curing all disorders OF the liver
and stomach
HOLLOW AVS PILLS are the best known in
the world for the following diseases: Ague,
Asthma, BILIOUS Complaints, blOtches on the
skin, Bowels Consumption, Debility, DrOpsy,
Feyers or all kinds, FITS, Gout, Headache, lndi-
gesu1n, Inflammation, Jaundice, Liver Com
plants, LumD4gO, Piles, rheumatism, Reten-
lion OF urine, scrofula or Kings EVIL. Sore
Throat, stone ant Gravel, Tic DoulOureuX,
Tuinors. Uulc-rs, Worms OF all kinds, Weak
neSS Iron uuV pougp atp
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Che Autlat,A Daily 0lube
Weste1n unlop teleelaph OaLos

TUESDAY, JANUARY o, 1877.
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CIV
HEALTH, STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.

MY dauSht r has received great
nrht n f.um the use OF Vegetine.
Her eel MI & NJ alth va, Il source
gr"A' Anxiety 10 II h,ririends.
\ lew hott rs OF Vegetlne re-
5 ored her he lth, strength and
AZ petite.
n. II TILDEN,
Insurance and hcal Z tate Agt.,
NJ. - sears Bnld ng,
Boston, Mas.
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VEGETINE

PuriFieS The Blood, JenOvates and
ImvigorntcS the Whole syatem.
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CANNOT BE
Z x c E L L E D

Cu'Rl B'TOwS, Mar. 10, 1862.
II X SrsvtNs:
ID Hr eiI--luIs Is 10 certify that
lave u,td Ou" "BlOOd PTepara-
IiOu' iu my lamlly for several
YEAR,, ana thlhk tnat, Tor Scrofu
Ia ur c CO. kerUus Humors or Rueu-
uu,iC tftH.lioHs, I cannot he ex-
, Il d; anu "a IA 0l od lufi1er or
pun mrditin". It is the best
hing have ever US d, ana haV3
lstd ulllO tyciyth NJ. l can
'nerrluIy rtcumm' nj II TO auy
JLe In iced OF ~ h ne iclne.
Guus respect u'y,
MRS. a. A. nIN SMURE,
No. 10 russell street.
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,nD,VsoNAI STATEMENT

Since the above statement was ma have
been rap Oily improving In health. have la
attended my former Sickness. and although M
frctsd from time 10 time with severe colds IN
cidental to the sudden changes in our climate,
they have not been sufficient TO bring on a re-
turn Of the disease. NV general heal Il has
been excellent. ! have gained twenty tlYe
pounds and consider myself cntir' ly recovered
from a disease that year ago seemed likely 10
totally undermine my constitution. Since last
February have consulted with great many
afflicted with Catarrh, and In hundreds OF cases
in which have sold 1t have never seen an In
lance sufficient to shakA the confidence feel
in SanfOrds Radical cure for CatGrrh.
october, 20, 1879. GEO. +. DlNSMOhE.
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Each package contains DR.. Sanfords Improv-
ed Inhailng tube. with full directions for use
~ ~ TTTER, General Agents. an
Wholesale druggists, BOSTON
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FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
HOLLOWAY1S PILLS.

"'1' ''"'J 0''' ~ '7''7 " T5 10
I>0RDEk OF SIIE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases alfecling these organs. whether
they sccrete 100 much or 100 litllc water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel,
or with aCnes ana pains settled IN the lOlns
over the regions Of the Kidneys, these Pllls
should be taken according 10 the printed direc-
tions and the Ointment should be well rubbed
Into the small OF tine back at bed time. This
treatment Will give almost Immediate relief
when all othCr means have falled.
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SUFFOLK, s.. req. 2S, $50
Then ersonally appeared the said George F.
DIusmOre, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by him subscribed IS true,
Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS,
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Especial Correspondence Of the Troy Daily
Times
TIE HERMIT'S LETTER.

Some Statistics Of tho Year-suicide5 and
Divorces - Commercial Matters - Business
Changes - Dividends -Commcdore Wander
bilt-Staton Island and the Old Noravisn
Church-Tho Vanderbilt Tomb, Etc
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Continued on F0urh page.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-08

In the Senate, yesterday, the gamb-
hing bill passed by vote of 16 to 7.
The bill provides that in counties poll
ing 1000 or more votes, the license
shall be $500 per quarter, and the
games shall be carried on mp stairs. In
counties polling less than 1000 votes.
the license shall be $3.50 per quarter
and the games shall DO dealt in back
rooms.
King gave notice of bill to repeal
the Anti Quackery Act of 1875.
Ross introduced bill relative to
costs in criminal cases in justices
courts.
In the Assembly, Howard, of Hum.
boldt, introduced resolution relative
to patents for railroad lands.
Moore introduced bill to increase
the number OF nOsaries public of the
State.
Nichols introduced bill to amend
the Act taxing the net proceeds O.
mines.
Asst mbly bill No. 81, to provide fol
he Payment Of counsel in ballion ia,
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SAN DIEGO, Cal. Feb. Z. 3
A dispatch received here this morn
ing, from Las Fares, states that about
10 O. clock last night, four Mexicans at
tackled the Campbell boys, near San
Luis Rey, took two horses aud saddles
from them, and afterward shot the
boys, one of whom is missing. The
Mexicans then went to Bogard's sheep
rancho and shot and killed one Of his
herders.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Electoral Gonna ss'nn.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.
Ga motion of Justice Miller, the
commission decided that no evidence
will be received or considered which
was not submitted to the joint conven-
ton of the two Houses by the Presi-
dent of the Senate, with the different
certificates except such as relates to the
eligibility of f. c. Humphreys. one of
the Republican electors. The vote on
excluding all other evidence stood
yeas: Bradley. Edmunds. Frelinghuy-
sen, Garfield, Hoar. Miller. Morton and
Strong--8; nays, Abbott. Bayard. Cliff
ford Field, Hunton. Payne aud Thur
mani.
On motion of Abbott, it was resolved
that in the case of Florida the commits
sion will receive evidence relating to
the eligibility of F. y. Humphreys,
the person named III certificate No l
as elector. Yeas; Abbott. Bayard,
Bradley, Clifford, Field, Hunton,
Payne and Thurmsn--8; nays: I'd.
munds, Frelinghuysen, Garfield, Hoar.
Miller, Morton and Strong--7.
The secretary was instructed to in
form counsel on the respective sides
that at II O'Clock to-day, the commits.
sion would be ready to hear arguments.
! Tho Louisiana InvsstigAtioa.
Ksnner. o. the Louisiana Returning
Board. testified before the House Com
mittee on Powers and Privileges that
he had no knowledge of the returns OF
any parish having been mutilated OF
otherwise destroyed. Did not know OF
any proposition for receiving money
for any act III connection with the cleo.
toral vote, nor of the abstraction Of
papers. Never heard any conversation
between Wells and Littlefeld; did no,
know Maddox. When questioned by
Field, witness sad there was some
thing grossly fraudulent as to the 70
turns from Vernon Parish. He turtle,
stated, in response to Lawrence, that i
appeared that some person had mad,
an alteration of the returns withou
the boards knowledge. he then stat &C
that papers were carried away in ordel
Returning Board. The chairman sen
for the members of the board, and al
soon appeared except Wells, who is i'll
Lawrence asked that the examination
of the witnesses be postponed unit
Wells could appear. The request wa
granted and the witnesses discharge,
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Wells Desperate.

NEW lOkhs Il GU y.
A Times Washington special SAYS
Wells and Anderson are still in contine-
msrt. This morning. the Sergeant-at-
Arms removed compile Of pocket
pistols which were found in their cell.
This WAS done at tbs request Of Field.
who is understood to have been terri
bly, afraid yesterday that Wells nigh.
do him injury.
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THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.

The fifteen chosen ones came to II
vote yesterday III the Florida case.
IL was expected that the tribunal would
rise above partisanism, bat the first
vote dissipates the delusion. 1t was
believed that the members of the COM
mission, with the exception of Moron
and Garfield who opposed the bill
which created it, would for the time
divest themselves of party prejudices,
and endeuvor by, all che means ut their
disposal to satisfy the nation, and the
world, that one or the other of the
Presidential candidates was rightfully
entitled to the votes of Florida, Louisl-
ana and South Carolina. Well mean
ing Democrats believe that all three Of
these States gave majority for Tilden;
while equally well disposed Republi
cans hold to the contrary opinion.
1t was expected that the commission,
by thorough sitting of the evidence.
would leave no doubt in the mind OF
any reasonable person as to the result.
These hopes have all been blasted and
the public are awakened to the sad
reality, that the members of the com
mission are governed by partisan
motives fully as much as ordinary
L. Rx, fr.to yata4 ft
eight to seven they have decided TO
consider no evidence except that
submitted by the President of the
Senate to the joint convention OF Con-
gress, with the several certificates,
which include three sets OF papers.
These are:
FIRST, the certificate of Governor
Stems, certifying that f. g. Hum
phreys. G. Fl. Pearce, w. Holden and
T. W. Long Hayes electors, were
elected.
Second, the certificate of Attorney
General Cooke, a member OF the State
Board of Canvassers, that Wilkinson
Call. j. E. Yonge, II. b. Hilton, and
Robert Bullock. Tilden electors. re-
csived majority of the vote of the
State.
Third, certified copy of the act of
Legislature of the State authorizing
recanvass of the votes for President
and Vice President. and copy of the
returns as canvassed, with the Gov
ernor's authorization of the Tilden
electors, aud the declaration OF the
electors that they met and cast their
votes for Tilden.
The second vote of the commission
was ON motion of Abbott to INQUIRE
into the eligibility of HUMPHREYS, a
Hayes elector from Florida. On this
question there was slight deviation
from party lines by Bradley voting
with the Democrats. 1t is alleged that
i. G. HUMPHREYS was. on the 7th day
of November, the day on which he
claims to have been elected, United
States shipping commissioner, which,
undeDthe constitution disqualified him
from acting as Presidential elector.
The course of the commission so far
determines nothing except that its in
vestigation will not DO Of such a char
acter as to dispel all doubts relative
to the votes of the disputed
States and to convince the public that
the members of the commission like
the. masses of the people, see things
through party spectacles.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ARIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

ARIZONA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
U OCATION Hd works, Knoxville, Hum
bolt County, Nevada; location Of i'm
eipal place Of business, san Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
Notice is hereby given thai a meeting Of
the Directors held on the six h 9TH day of
February, 1877. an asssssment No. OF
twenty-five Sci cents per share was levied
on the capital stock of the company, payabks
Immediately IN United Stat gold coin, 3
the Secretary at the office OF the Company,
room M. 30 Nevada Block, No. 300 Mont
gomery Street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain III paid on Tuesday. the thirteenth
(i3thI day If March. 1877, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale ut public auction, and
unless payment Is made before. will he sold
on Tues lay the third t3tdl day Of April. 1871.
to pay ths delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Sec.
Office. Room No. 30 Nevada Block, No. 800
Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Cali
fornia ftd-f.S
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until Tomorrow. ~
The Oregon Case.

The Senate Committee investigating
Oregon, this morning examined DR..
Miller, of Omaha. He testiti, d to his
telegraphic correspondence with w. L.
Pelton. in November last. i'll, relation
to the Oregon case. He was requested
by Peltou TO 60 to Oregon and do what
be could to prevent Watts from getting
certificate, as it was believed that tue
Democrats had a good case there. He
could not go, but sent one Patrick.
Nothing was ever said about the lille
Ultimate use of money in connection
with the Or. gon case. He told Patrick
that the necessary expenses OF trip to
Oregon would be- paid from headqnart-
ers. He received no dispatches asking
him to help raise money TO pay the Ok
penses of the Oregon case.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
Mexican Marnuders.

TC
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-08

N. Seigle. administrator of the Estate Of
John Dosco. deceased. having nled his return
and report Of ehe sale Of the real estate of
said deceased and his petitions herewith
praying for order Of Con6l ma ion Of said
sale now, therefore, it is ordered by said
court that the TWEST1ETH DAY o. FEB
RUARY, A. ID. 1877. BE- and the same is hereby
set for the hearing Of said petition and re-
port, at which time nj PERSONS interested in
said estate are hereby notified to appear an !
present their objections to the confirmation
OF said sale. if any they have.
NM :. B0NSIFIRLD,
Judge Fourth Judicial District Court, New.
Dated February 9Th 1877 lot
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The Much Married LuH attic.
SAN FRANcrsco Feb. 7

SAN Francisco Feb. 7.
The lunatic who married Mrs. Biber,
of Oakland. recently, was TO day COM
mitted to the insane asylum. His ex-
animation disclosed the fact that he
had been married to five different
women i'll a less number of years.
Another Suicide.
VIM. p. Mccullough, who came here
from Chicago with Boeardns. the pig
eon-shooter was found dead in bis
room at the Russ House, this morning
Financial embarrassments aud suspi
cious circumstances indicate suicide.
Ford II. Rogers, of the Pacific Stock
Exchange, has filed papers in bank
ruptcy. His liabilities are stated at
$2l5, 900; assets not yet known.
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suit Against keene.

The Herald alludes TO the rumors Of
important law suits of which J r.
Keene, of San Francisco, was TO be the
victim. because in some way he had
managed to unload 10000 shares of
Western Union stock on the street, at
rs and 77H.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-08

In Fourth Julicial nistri ct Court. Nevada.
In the matter of the Estate of John Boseo.
f deceased.