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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
FOR A MILL-SITE,
NO. @5.


O.-c. LAND OrY1Cy.
Eureka. Nevada. Septem Der 20, ls,y.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Thar
IN John Potter, whose postofice address 4.
piicafion for a patent for Eve acres for .
Mil-Site, situate. lying and being in Pint
Mining District, county of Eureka, and sts,s
of Nevada, and known and designated by ,bs
field notes and official plat on flo In ,b,s
Office as Lot Number IL.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot M. N
being Ms follows. to wit: Variation lsn der.
east.
Commsncinz at q post marked No. 1. rs
Survey No. al, whence a post marked ia
Monument No. 8, on tho summit Of Uoo.s.
mountain. bears N. IS deg. IL m. W. ls.SS
feet, and the northwest corner o. tha P,n,s
mill building bears s. G5 deg. E., "a iss,r.
thence running FIRST course s. So deg. 10 min
f., 5D feet. TO post marked No. 2. Z. s. Sur.
vey No. Al; thence. ID course s. " deg. y
415 feet, TO post marked No. 3, U. S. Survey
No. u: thence, I'd course ". IS deg. 81 min. W
80 2-l0 feet 10 post marked No. 4. u. :. Sur,
yey No. IL; and thence, 9TH course N. ~
deg: W.. S2i feet, to post No. !, the place II
beginning. containing FIVE acres.
The location of this mill site il duly 70
corded IN tho Recorders Office of Earek,
Mining District. on page l5j, book y.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely apv
portion Of said Mill-site, or said ground a,
hereinbefore described, are required 10 6s
their adverse claim with the Register of tbs
United States Land Office at Eureka. in IN
State OF Nevada. during the sixty DAYS De-
Rod Of publication hereof, or they will be
barrel by virtue Of the provisions Of tbe
| statute.
s2l-sOd D. B. IMMEL. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The San Francisco CaA Of yesterday
says: At D o'clock last night u middle.
aged woman walked TO the end OF Val.
lejo street wharf. and attempted to JUMP
overheard. hut was prevented by oiti.
IONS. who turned her over TO 0licei
Former. She IA conveyed TO the City
Prison. where she stated she had bssn
induced to drink soms liquor which had
taken away her senses. and that while
in that condition. had conceived the
idea Of taking her life. She said that
she rspsnted ths act. and II permitted TO
do no. would return 10 hsr home. An
officer was sent with her TO the house
where shs lives. She declines 10 give
her name.
Says the San Francisco Cal OF Yes.
tsrday Tho Board Of Investigating
Commissioners were in session at the
Mint yesterday. and engaged in elamin.
inl the deposits of bullion with their
coined results. and also in inspecting
the refining process. being occupied for
three hours in the latter business. Their
labcrs this morning will begin in the
refining room. No fixed programme
has as yet been drawn up, hut il IL the
intention OF the commissioners TO in-
veS,isate every branch Of this establish.
iaont with the CLOSES, scrutiny and caro-.
Although the Investigation for the pres.
snt Is conducted privately. II may be-
stated that nothing Of public iltersst
has yet transpired.
A portion Of the Wheeler surveying
expedition, Who camped a long time GU
Mount Lola. near Independence Lake.
are now IN Lassen county. near Eagle
Lake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

The announcement that Yale College
had conferred the degree Of A. NJ. upon
Artsmas Martin. Of Erie, Pa, set the
qaid nioses Of that town to inquiring II
such q person really dwslt there. The
result OF the search il a new illustration
Of the text that "a prophet Is not with
out honor save in his own country and
among his own kin and in his own
house." Mr.. Martin was discovered to
be q market gardener, living on q farm
near the city OF Erie. through the streets
Of which he sells vegetables twice q
week. Besides his occupation rs a
farmer Ii vas found that he was . rsgu.
lar contributor to some Of the best
known foreign and American educational
publications among than the Eayei.
iisnal Tines. Of London. England. Al
his modest home Is q valuable mathe.
matical library. Of several hundred vol.
unes. He is q bachelor Of ~. and self.
educated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13
Cheap Girls.

A girl who wakes hsrssu too cheap is
10 be avoided. No young man. not even
the worst. except for base purposes,
wants anything TO. do with . ch.ap
young lady. For n wife, none but a
fool or . rascal will approach such a
woman. Ca.sp jswslry nobody will
touch II he eau get any better. Ch.ap
girls are nothing but the refuse. and the
young men know ii. and they will lock
ia every other direction for u life Tong
friend and companion before they will
look al the pinehbeek stuff that tinkles
at every turn for f~aseina.in: the wye OF
auy that will look. Yoa think II Is
quito the correct thing" to talk loudly
and conrssly. be boistsrous and hoydsn-
ish In all public places: to make your
self 30 bold and forward and common
place. everywhere, thx people wonder
whether you ever had a mother. or n
home. or anything to do 80 DO II.
You will probably lie takea for what 700
are worth. and u Of these years. u
o do not make worse than n ship
wreck Of yourself. you will begin to
wonder where the charms are That c
you thought yourself possessed Of. and
what evil spirit could have 30 be.oolsd
you. Go on. but remember. cheap girls
attract nobody but fools aud rascls.-
MaeaaRiaa's .Kd2usias.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13
Buffalo Bill as 4 iustlce.

A cooa story ia toll Of bov Bufs.,o
nil Se,fa,msJ m. NJ mar
,;,c. While Ina was Justice of ihs Peace
\, S,s bis first ,,,.mp,' and Nh. annli.
cants were Of The true Western typs
They called upon CoJy In the loo cabin
where no held nj, ~iu,tice office BiIl
hal n book of form. which he took
down and studied 10 get ZONE idea Of
how no should tie the knot. There
were forms for nearly every transaction
OF liio, but he failed 10 and what b.
was looking for, and finally slammed
the book down and observed 10 ,he par
ties:
..You two fsllers ioiu hsuds." md the
..two fellsr,' did 40.
Then he said 10 The croom care rou
willing to take this woman to be our
lawful welded vito. TO Low. her. hons,
her aud obey hsrt''
"Yoa bet your butss." was Inc 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13
AN HOUR WITH Or. MACDONALD,
sssns vagsriss or the Nest Remark.
able Mon ameaE his Patients.
Iron u. Nsn Yors sun.1

l'rom the new fork sum-
Eyes, air. I'm the light OF the world"
said q hatchet-facsd, emaciated man in
the City Hospital for the Insane on
Wards Island. And he looked at the
superintendent. DR.. A. Z. Macdonald,
seemingly expecting some acknowlsdg'
ment OF the truth OF his assertion.
Getting from the doctor q nod OF TO
spectful assent. the patient continued
lyon know. doctor. that i have been
skinned alive here. burned alive. scalded
alive. You know II doctor. Ny bones
have been taken out OF my body one BY
one. Ny bead has been screwed On and
screwed on again"
"why did they take your head Oh
inquired the doctor.
"Oh, you know. doctor. You know
well enough" the patient replied. re.
p~roachfully. "You know that my head
Is the moon and my skin Is the stars.
Where wsuld you get your light al
night, l should like to know. II II
wasn't for mel Doesn't my blood sup
ply light for all the street lamps In that
oiS Guy o's, 'hsi '.a.s.;,.
shore. where the thousands Of little
gas jets glimmsrsd through the dark
ness.
"Once," he continued. my head was
a. ols a : " n -.
nov see now uh H.sl. ~.
su0,.u :. P.o .. ~. 49,, N. H..
neau A ,aar.d nrr,,s,shiv
o'SsPP''' nv"
NO. ,,, All, ,,. .,oo,o, irwin, 4,
Ill. nj. n[s,;.nt "is xour .tin H. All
a. az ana yonr hons. Ar. taken ont.
No. i. i, hat ths,s !. .nythinO Ian 81
Son,.
r NATHAN, III mn, r.i.s His wa. from
A.. A. an. Jo.,o, w.. mov;nc
49,, ,h. naar fsllow mnmLisd In an.
,vsy tbat bs surpassed his body was re.
nsir.i ma fast al Il was DESTROYED.
.Tbai., a curious case" said tho
aactor. "It Il a mixture of mania and
m,Ianebolia."
s,ont. built. excessively nervous man.
with blaek hair and L.ari. was merit Wis.
itsI Ue fanciss that ho las An electric
battery in him. and that his .u.mis,
hold Inc wires and use them 10 draw
auay bis thoughts.
..They came again last night. DOCTOR
the p.li:nt said. "Th.y came and tool
nv lungs ont"
This cass reminds YOU of the ratisu,
po.sossel Of a similar ha~llucins,ion de.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

PAcxAKp IL moving about between
Iowa and the plains Of Nebraska, dis
Irritating walls wherever he goes. Lie
said in Omaha that he found out while
in Ohio that the Democrats are sure Of
carrying that State. Also. that the
Presidents course has deprived the Re
publican party Of ninsnissu electoral
votes in the South. anal every Congress.
sional scat from that section. With q
possible exception OF one from Ten
nesssr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

JrpaE HANM Of kemPer county has
been elected Professor u Law for the
University Of Mississippi. This is the
distinguished individual whom Gov.
Stone whispered to about a special sss-
sion Of his court for the trial Of the
Chisholm murdsrsrs. His acceptance
will DO u misfortune TO the college. but
IL will lie q relief to the bench. for he
will have to resign his Jud.eship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

Tns~ respectable inhabitants Of Wool
stock are in danger OF becoming bald
headed in attempts to had out why they
we're picked out to receive ut short range
all OF this unhappiness about the Ad-
ministntion. They should feel around
carefully and SEQ II there is not an adj
vertisement Of somsthing or other ON
their backs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

TEE Iowa Dsnocrts have a slimmer
OF hope that they may profit by the IN
happiness in the Republican Convsn.
ton. In their call for . State Conven.
ton TO meet ON August goth. they put
forth this seductive invitation: 1--WE COR
daily invite to unite with US in the
approaching campaign all who desire a
reduction Of public expenditures by tho
discharge Of the hordes Of officials here
tofors CHARTERED ON the public treasury
In consideration alone Of partizan ssrvi-
oss; all who would put = stop to Federal
military interference with free State gov
ernment-twin Democratic measures Of
reform. whose adoption by the National
Administration has provoked the deadly
snnity OF the managing radical pollti
clans of Iowa. as demonstrated in their
recent State and County Conventions"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

IT was . pretty solemn Fourth Of
July all around. The injunction against
frecrsckers should BE- coupled with one
against ".wails" next year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation of any evening
newspaper published in the
state Of Nevada. It is
therefore tho very best and
most efficient medium for
business. mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

DID Mr.. Chamberlain think he IA
speaking at the grave Of an old party
or at the cradle Of q new one?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

NJORrH CONSOLIDATED VIE.
IN GINIA MINING COMPANY. - Location
Of p ineipsi plsec Of business, Nan Francisco
California.
Location Of works, Virginia, STOREY county.
Nevada.
Of the heard OF Directors. held ON the lith
day Of July. 1877. an a-s~ssment mo. VI OF
Thirty Csnis rer share was levied upon the
tapitsl stosk Of the corporation, payable N
mrdiAisly, In United States gDld coin, 70 the
Secriary, NJ the once OF the Company. hoon
81, No. is California stret. San Francisco.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rcmasn unpaid on the 18th day OF August. 1877.
viii be delinquent, and advertised for sale
NJ public aucilon. and unlesa payment 10 msde
heiorr will be sold On MJSD ~, the %
day OF September, 1871. 10 pay the Delinquent
assessment thereon, together with eoets OF 3D.
y~ertlsIng and expenses OF sale.
Hy order of the Board 81 Directors.
JACOB sTADFRLD. ia, Secretary ~ TEN.
once Room %. No. 4iS California .trees'
Ban trsnciseo. California. jjiAd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

5Jisa -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

PERFECT SAFETY AND STRICT olDRh
win Be- sssured b.. special cosdneton and
susrds on the train. No improper Or objections
shjs characters will Be- allowed other on the
cars of on the grounds.
All parties not holding excursion tieksts will
be charged ~ sntnacs fss of . 10 the grounds.
Noo.membsrs OF the Ciub win b charged .
eompsution fss Of 81 for each gsns.
Onesu OF The dag and competitor oely
siI,ved lnalds the circle. This order will BE-
strictly enforced.
TRAINS LEAVE
vissIsIa CITY ., 7oA.x Gold HUI a. sasA.r.
T'ckFT".--""-SiSa -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

In addition TO the Above foregoing games Q
Team, consisting OF twenty men sech from ths
various military companies Of virKfni. CITY,
Gold HIll and Canon City viii compete for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

NATIONAL GUARD NALL, VIRGINIA.
LAST TWO NIGHTS,
Friday and Saturday Evenings,
JULY IL AND -.
Te-morrew. saturday. as . r. ~.
GRAND oAZENEuvE MATiNEE
or the Greatest Living Prcs,idlgitsisur.
IlE coMMAHDEuR cAlENEUvf.
Wonderful sieight.oEHsnd Fssts. The audi.
sncs perfectly electrified by the grcat Anti.
spiritualistic Manifestations and
that insorutable mystery.
TIE DoUBLB-INDlAS MAIL.
A Change or NH Each Performances.
THIS trRIDAY, EVENING. JULY u.
ONE HUNDRED
RLEGANr AND COSTLY PRHSEIfS
WILL be OWEN AWAY.
Alec = Mssniheen, s~iiver,Plaied TEA SET
Ne Il. Now on exhibition In the show window
offs. Lipman n Co.. Dry uoods IIouss, &c south
e %Iireei. Virginia.
MATINEE EXTRAORDINARY. SATURDAY,
h20'cloek.
No increase v prices.
Admissien, Finy Cs.ss aud Oae IDsiiar.
~ No sItrs charge Tor reserved seats. which
can lie secured st A.h's book Store. Virginia.
lyl&d
NATIONAL GUARD HALL, VIRGINIA.
HAIRY MANAGES
A LiMiTI.p SEASON ONLY.
-coxNKScrSo-
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 18th.
APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT
N ACALLI8T r
Tue mos. renowned ILLUsloSlsT Of modern
times, who will present each evsning
q choice selection OF his
Illusions, Wonders and Miracles,
Embracing Science, Mlrh and Mystery.
Inn Elegant aud Costly fOO
PRESENTS
GIyRN AWAY EVERY EVENING.
ADMlSsION-9allery. one envelope ......1oe
Reserved portion of house, NO envelopes. Doe
e<y-A dollar ticket entities the holder TO one
admission. q r-ssrved seat and sir envelopes.
GRAND am Matinee on Saturday
a. = o'clock.
Admission % cents TO all parts Of the house.
jyitN
NJORTH CONSOLIDATED VIE.
IN GINA MINING COMPANY. Location
- .. t..l..l l... ~ hustnaSa Man Frnnflarn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13
The Beat bands Of nuaie

nar sas mn music 70 al iSo:: d:..ircu. Of indnisiss
In The danes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13

To b. awarded sy III. ciuS TO ,A. team m.ting
Ire most points. Shooting 70 b. conducted
scooniins 70 the Crssdmoor rules distsncs. 40
yards each man To have Ave roundf.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
From the Earliest Ages,

SCROtCLA has been the bane, and as I,
were, the curse OF man kind, Moses. iE the
18th chapter of Leyitious, lays down 'ery
explci. rules on this disease. so terrible
and loathsome had il been cpnsd red then
that person known to ba injected with I
woHld not be allowed I, NIX with society
The Jews regarded it as divine intiictiou
ana believed there was no cure for 1t. 1t
was then the sins cfa youth or a diviatiu.l
rom the paths OF virtue We're punished aS
long as life lasted. happily in orr day.
the sience OF medicine has been developed
the grea; storehouse OF MAJ ure furnishes a
remedy the disease is stripped OF its ter
ror by the use ~ theSA SAhlrAN'S ROOT
AND HERB jUlCES, anG the victim Of
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Elatcht :,
litter, etc, can be restored TO sound health
in few weeks. That there aIe thousands
now whose conditions are as bad aS those
OF the dark ages We are well aware. Nsnv
now TAI! 10 ind a cure as we'll as lhey d,1
them. To all such the Samaritan'S Roo;
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon
AL impurities rom Il t bleed
and making the complexion bright ani
healthy. n few bottles W Il remove PIN.
pies or olotches. thereby doing away with
oSmetiF. 1n- powders. ROOF ANDHERB
IllCES Sl.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address.
DESMOND 4 co.
Hia kacestreet, Philadelphia, p
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
THE AMERICAN INSTIrCrE FOR
MECHANIC ARTS

The Managers a tbs organization Ar,
Irytusio make nsGa1eu,s 10 oblaiu the
Institute Hal, 70 ho.a ,Asir hxhibiicnhr
December, We sincerely hope they III "
tt successful. A. the exhibition wc.M r-,a
mo;e the csn>e at inGu>rv-ari az. A<
.Uz...ar,e>. The Home =,s F-:eailess a4d
Destitute tajid0tH, an as HE Ladies
P7ov;6sr; >.v.e;y. W. . we :ab.es in .,v
nm, an6 graz j; Win lAsi7 pss>eg X,
We ousa: 10 make i; ;m,-e :&ln ! mere H.
cal Fair b., - c,&uaSa !; ;ha: j; would
X rsfec; oi;ha industries : the Pen.u<l-
a, snd iuvi;s = j; ovr ne.- .-aho7s oi Penn
sylvA0js ana New Te->sy.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
EaIG kAIioN To VIRGINIA

\ -sPo-;e; .: lie Hs:s-sta,. Index Az
psal recently .-;s:v:s~t& Ii: md agent.
ot ,ha' Y.Aoe, v1,ss s.A .s:.:...-.:s ars aisalv
increasing A13 s2>,2r4..as. I,iss:4 ~
o2s ii :hen ms. s-l.rr. aave b+-za t1-
ps13e. il ias Y.gal&,s Il lza3> .ia ;bs,
v:c.2.,y within the pssi =, ueess. s.:
Ia; DE degree q prosperity v.s.- Peas
burg n2w s1;2v. j. 3ne :, ;5s~e .soi sa'->
sa3 10 The .n.7>:.c;s.~ q : x Y II r2:e-.
p,>1s r,?1.4,.,-. T1s INN s-s-, So
uos coa52s3 &, ;@s e.s@@--y z-.-~: Pt.sr,-
burg. T2er 80 !.:s3,s: ..rs: -221y ..4.a.
ties, al MS: 4--,:a. 10 :l.1sa2,s> il
ngms<-. r.sr - composed 81: E1.,..
Aa3 NorT2e,z .@.-...e>- .-s-s : - zss.-
c.s;itG ksorn u s-@ E..-->- $500. sii n.
which h2s !Is 212.4. .--:..sc.as> L: R:,A-
aia.2a. I'll lie x...e-> >.:'1&Av. Mas =.
Tas immigrants are se2*ra4r 3saas We.
Tue exceptions be.aE ,aa~s v..o attempted Z
iar....rE v.iAaa; s.:1;5sa; cagi.4'. G, 80
asvs .avss.s5 Sll .h-.-esr''~''- }2o3
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
Z. +. hunkel's ustrai =
hunke!> shampoo for
the Nair.

The best snl cEcaQ4s. Hair Dressing an,
aa!r 'eahsr ia t. world. rEt~ remove
u2:....,.ft a-.ay .Tr.'at.'l. sNo,he aud coo,
n -S-.~1 sC,..,p. prevent lie hair from
-.>..,1E, OF. ArI -~.tuu'" tjfe --rsg'a N \
WY :. 81; ui-e. I4ey ATc>erve arct ree =
~ ID ''@-H, - Z r5UG.. E. s1':.tfG -.g~>-
The, -2-Ya,. & b-:iHaLcy an& d. $. - ..-.
p =. q" 80 .:E,. i al T.rE aa.r a.. - .
rs. DE- g. = ..EE So l.r.y@ lei: ~. ..-
So o5"jroT ana pC,ven. 3sltsne,>. ~-a
So. s'.. { -...> i"e -..-, removes ...rs.>..
s--G-. .tl.rE, t.np:!C-. cures hr5... ~.
S,.> S,a">v. u! -r". @-A .HsEG5, kGLEs :
; s-.s.-.F'. 80. '-..'.a. rc,,.-s hair . . H.
.'a. 80 E-'>~! H--o-. restore ta,.-4 -.
. - aIo So .....r. PIE. pSr ou.si.. ;.
A. ENEE !. G..--s- ..'. then. y <=a.f -Of
---@1, F..-7-yy..-. -. - Norm NM
81 @r., P-1...,.! . r..5.. p,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
p0AEATlC THIEVES,

T~s negligence (: A>..>,hse}-er- T. X
qa.7e certificates ot character rom app':.
c2n;s il. service in the households. NJ l..
A&oea e1t<tlsa; opportunities ~ the la-ye
confederation ot male and female y,c'.s.
Sons! thieves, VINO &-s :'avins the 7..e.
.: cooks hocse2H;3>. a-& -.,Ar2s0. u
o2- hsn3some>i private sa">e. &r5 h,:e,>.
The ss,vios il w-:oh they VII, " r51>.
ap; ~. - tbs silver service, There AZ
~aals vs:v >hcsu& 4a6 -.~.ou> male 81 )
lem&,s z1ver:2:Sr II - t;.y. WI, rlav
hereafter Il leo-.a, =. ,a-a>i in s1,,irfrc
tie culinary s., srG ~ nv SIX tc,--
Ya;..Z w1e-e >>,As-v =: ,--.e 80 As>,-
c.s;ed -. he use division {: t.u>s-
h. :..-, ~ <t.54-:s rs, 5x-
l9@s .- .--.s.,a So =. --.>'.ke ~.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
MEDICAL.

rnR. wIT, ERs VEdArABLE RHEu-
IL MATIC REMEDY.-Is the perscrip.
ton OF one of rhiladelphia's 8 eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuina.
t.snl, Neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache,
&c.. or money II funded, by invigoratins !
the nerves. purifying the blood. and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system,
By merit 1t has become standard medi.
cine. suffering and money saved by useiDg
IT. In time Remember that DR.. Filter is
the oply physician In America devoiing
~ years to This one line of prsctice.' Cure
warranted. Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

The largest meeting ever held in Cam
den county, assembled lssi Saturday night
in Gloucester. 10 ensure the election O
Mr.. Rider, oi TIA, Assembly district, His
election would ensure the coutrol OF the
House 10 the pemocracv. Mr.. John o.
Bvsne, OF this city. addressed srres OF
Democrats. upon that occasion.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

ro-pAT, in Philadelphia. Building As.
socia:ions. anu Insurance Companies, sell
almost eOl properties. noo mechanics
thereby left homeless, si:er putting in the
fruit OF wears Of toll. into the h, uses now
being sold. How many sroans Of despair
and wrecked hopes, are necessary to usher
in the infamous scheme Of the Capitalists
- enrich themselves by resumption.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

There is shiveripg, and shaking. in
Philadelphia, Al the prospect Of the Rins
frauds and corruption. being brought To
light, by Patterson when elected to the
ComwrollerS office. nurat> that Phila
delphis will answer 10 the call for honesi
government by 5000 majority on Tuesday
NsNr
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05
Tape Worm Removed Alive

BEAD aud al complete, il two hours -
No lee till mead passes. neat min ana
stomach warns removed by Dr kuukeI
-iS North Ninth street, Pkiindeiuhia. pa
SEND for circular. FCrremoviug sea-. rim
or stomach worms call or your d-vr3iSr
and ask io-a tolt.e OF kunkei's Worn.
syrup, price Il. Il never tails CCmmap
sense teaches II tapa worm be removed al.
Other worms can &c readily removed,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

A detective force, of say two or three
men Of worth, aud intelligence, would be a
great scquisi,ion to the Police Department
OF our city. They would nip many y
scheme in the bud, which developed, re
suits in much harm.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

AMI NOW, prepare to receive Pennsyl-
vsnia into the roll Of Democratic States.
Next Tuesday night the news will he
flashed over the wires, that the old Key
stone State once more has returned 10 the
faith of its fathers; aud will be strong and
hrm hereafter in It's Democracy. :
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

NoTlCE TO SUBsCGJBEiss - ), S,>,oi oul
subscribers who are indeo,e,i 10 the MORN
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re.
Mittance.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-05

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