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sehenck's PulInonic syrup iOl
the Cure Of Consumption,
Coughs md cOIda.

The virtue OF this medicine % that Il
Fipens the matter aud throws II out Of the
system, puri6es the blood, and thus effects
q cure.
SCHRSCK,s SRA WRRD TONIC, FOR TIN
CuRE OF DYsPEPsIA, INDIGESTION, DC.
The Tonic produces healthy aetiOn Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
SCHRXCE's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOB TIE
CuRR OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce 4
healthy action Of the liver, without the
least danger, ~ they are free from cAlomel,
and yet most eficacious In restoring q
healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure foI
Consumption, rs the Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the matter and purifes the blood
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, ere
ate q healthy bile, and remove all diseases
OF the liver, often cause Of Consumption
The SEA Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength TO the stomach, makes q good d.
gestiOn, and enables the organs 10 form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy cir
Culation OF healthy blood. The combined
action Of these medicines. a. thus explain
ed, will cure every case Of Consumption, q
taken In time, and the use Of the medicines
perseveFed In.
Dr.. SchenCk is professionally at his prin
cipal Office, corner SIXTH and ARCH STs.
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let
ters for advice must be addressed, cod
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The building associations Of Philadel.
phia and the State Of Pennsylvania have
formed a league for the protection Of
their respective interests. Each associa.
ton Is 10 be assessed ten dollars TO Gre
ate fund whereWith to pay counsel for
defending them sgaiBst all attacks, ani
to meet the necessary expenses OF the or
ganizltion. The Philadelphia papers, II
noting the movement, express the oPini
on that these associations have for many
years past proven so beneficial to the in
terests Of those connected with them, ant
have so largely added to the prosperity
Of Philadelphia, that too much care can
not be exercised for their protection
We think the same view Of the matter
should be taken in Washington. Oul
building associations have added mater
tally TO the prosperity of the city
and have, with very few excep
tisns, worked advantageously to TIT
interests Of those who invested in them.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
From $1,000 to 81, 900 Of Valuable Per
sonal Property Offered at Public
AuEfihn

Under and by virtue Of a certain Did Of TIus,
executed By Ferdinand Schubert 10 tha under
sisnt'i As Trustee. dated October 9Th, 1877, and
TIogrded In The Clerks ohice Of the County Coqrt
Of Ohio county w. Va, In deed Of trust lSok No
l., paSes GSS-i-S,I will, on
FRIDAY, the 81 day Of EoVenber, 1877.
At the dwelling house Of the aid FenlInand Eeu-
bsTt; situated on strobel Run, branch Of CAld-
nshh Run, about one-quArteT Of 4 mile from the
wheeling 1ud P1irnont Turnpike, and absut one
half mile from oorporTiiou line Il ne DIV Of
Wheeilng' Sll, commencing aid als At 10 o'clock
u, the following described pers1nal proppftT,
mat y 10 ny: hOrSes, GOV, I hoZS, wagons
sleigh, tets Of harness, ! saddle md bTidel. /
eight hothe power engine With boiler, shafts and
al the fixtures and appliances eoubected there
Sith' earn mill, one straw cutting boK, 8 ploTs,
narrow all he irOn rails on the truck rad Lad.
ius from CAldWelrS Run, near Johnston'S mill,
OAeE 10 tSe quarry 90 the farm Of the aid EerdI.
nand Schubert, all the rails, ties and lumber b.
longing 10 aid tuck rad and ,SOJ ieet Of wire
Iope AID ~ tPpar1tuS employed In Udpg the Alme,
IL ar AID shafts also ali The tOals used by ne
AID ScueSGt IN his quarry consisting Of cfohars,
EeiGes, hammers, drills, picks, axis, wheel.
bafroTs, dc also ali the houlehold and kitchen
furniture Of the sid Schubert, Including chair.
beds' bedding. loOEing-gl2lses carpEts, stoves
oman, AeEtDg machines and many other articles
not lTFetilly mentioned In this advertisement.
IEEHs o. SALE.-An sums Les than twenty
doll1rs eish. All sums Of twenty dclllrs and eI-
eeeding twenty dOllSrs q credit Of one year, the
purchaser giving SlntertSt bearing note With sod
personal security for the deferred payment, OF all
cash u the purchaser 70 elect.
OC2: J. h. GOOD, Trustee.
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TRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Il a deed Of trust made and eIecuttd
~ 6Alth SChoti 70 the undenigned Trusiee, bs1r.
Ing date the 9Th day Of May, 10 the year 1910 aud
duly recorded In the Clerks once ii the County
Court d AAphill county, Weat Virgins, 10 DEED
Book No. IS page SIS, I Will sell at pablo ale Al
the front door Of the Court house Of Ohio county,
In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER The Slh, 1871,
BesinnIng At 10 o'clock A. n. Of aid day, ali ID.
following described real tstAte, that ID 70 az: The
north bali Of that lot or parcel Of land containing
hTe acres, Re the sane more or Len, numbered IOl
four y on the plat marked Of the bottom land d
the Bofgs farm hltd In the Clerks once Of aid
MAIAhAll County Court, situated In the aid COUNTY
Of A1nhAll, and lying next south Of the land Of
John HAndln, the 1id Lot No. being divided
Into two equal pSrtS by division line between thG
land Of John Koehnltiu and Peter LeOnharAt, De.
eeaied, drawn across the samO from east 10 IVES,
parallel with and At equal distances from the north.
eTn and southern boundaries d aid lot Numbered
four, and the PORTION Of same now offered I0f UalI
all that part Of said lot which lies north Of thS
above named division line, together with Ill thC
buildlngS and improvements thereon and the 81.
purtenanees belonging thereto.
TRIMS OF 6ALE-une thousand dollars, or a
much more Of the purchase money a the puTthhS.
e may elect 70 pay, In cash on the day Of ale
and the TeAidue 10 two equal instHllmenIs al III
and twelve months lrom the day Of sale, with In.
terest upon aid delerTed payments from aid Day
and the purchaser 10 give hrs notes With approved
security for the payment Of HLid deferred Install.
ments and The tllS to the property TO b rtilined
until the puIchAIe money Il fully paid.
HENRY LEOHHARDT, Trustee,
By JAMES P. ROGERS, his ATTY In fact.
nfk
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TaE presidents visit to the virginsa
state iait At Richmond gives prominence
to the fact Of the unprecedented success
Of these fairs this fall all over the South.
Not only have the harvest' been bouuti-
full a. seldom before, but all classes are
uniting in the advancement Of their
various industries. With the cessation
Of political strife, the growing fraternila'
ton Of both races, the establishment OIL
manufactures, and the rapidly increasing
immigration to the untitled fields Of some
Of the best blood and sinew Of the North,
the South seems at last entering the
high road to prosperity. The bene6cent
policy OF President Hayes is already
bearing rich fruit.
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81. LOUIS is another Of the Zoe places
Where the pressure OF hard times has
compelled the circulation Of pennies,
which have been before practically I'm.
known. The smallest coins have always
been the fve-cent pieces, and even these
have been few, on account of the general
use oil horse.car tickets as legal tender.
There is but slight opposition to the
introduction OF the cent, coming mostly
from small dealers, who think that the
amount Of their sales will be diminished;
but the introduction Of the cent within
the last few days has greatly pleased the
working people, and its use will soon
become general.
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TUESDAY. Nov. 8, 1877.

A CITIZENS meeting was called at
Charleston for last night to take action
looking to the building ola narrow
gauge road to Parkersburgh. The dis.
tabce i, stated at 20 miles, and the cost Of
the road, including sufficient rolling
stock, 100000. Wood county and
Parkersburg, are willing, it is said, to
take One.third Of the stock. Jackson
comfy also feels deeply interested.
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MarineI nteIlirence.

San FRANCIsCo, November 5.-Ar.
Eiyed-steamer South Carolina, from
Panama.
NEW YoRK, November 5.-AniYed-
Steamer City Of Richmond, from Liver.
pool
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a CARD FROM
E. L. PRUSSING & co.

We beE leave 10 notify the public that Is many
Gnpuneieled persons are circulating the story
that the Vinegar reCen4ly condemned by the Bald
o. he2lth Of NAshinCen, D, &, ERS Of our manu-.
Aeture, We are obliged 70 publish the following
coETsPondtnee, which explains itself:
DR.. 7. s. VERDI, Prtsi5ent Board Of Health,
Washington, D. C-SlR: HAs any Vinegar man
uIAetufed by US ben conhAcAted or condemned BY
Jour Board An eaIly reply will grCAly obliGe
&. L PRUSSIEG 4 CO.
BOARD oR HEALTH. WASHINGTON, June 9, Isl.
r. L fRuSSISs 4 Co, ChIC8go-GeHtltmen In
reply 10 your Communication o. this date, lam tt
stIueted 10 Inform you that the Board Of Health
has never condemned any Vinegar Of your manu-
iaeture, Hor has complaint ever betn made Of the
tmPurty Of the 0me Very respectfully,
G. c. COX, u. D., Secretary.
We would also submit the following from m.
Aiken, Of Maryland, and Dr.. MIhlI, Of ChcaSO:
UNIvlRIIr oP MAINLAND, June 3, ls7i-l
have this day InAde Chemical Analysis Of Hu
AvtEase sample Of RIuSing's Vinegar, and hbd Il
tree from all trlos Of mineral ScidI and metallic lnl-
PuTtues, and Therefore t'sTe. FREE mlphuIIc ied,
very tnIurOuJ AdullUgltion often found In The
commercial article, Is not present In this NnGelT.
WILLIAM f. AIKEN,
Pro-. Chem. and PhIr.
Requested By Nj. PEaEing, ISubjecIed nnPe
o. his Vinegar 10 Chemical Analysis, and found IL
perfectly Inc from mineral adds and metallic rub
stances with Ehkh commercial vinegar Is - ir-
9uently adulteratkd. | can Fecommend II, there
fore, ~ an entirely puEt and Ilaklosss article
F. NAHLA, Ph. Dr.
In conclusion Ve will add that our we'll known
brands Of Vinegar have stood the test Of Paell'
Orthon lot tEenty-nint years, 6eEds h1Vlng r.
eeiIed hrsi premium, lt the Worlds Fall, lbe
United StAtez Fair. the Illinois State FIif, TIE
CaieaSe City Fair, DC
E. l. PRUsSINe { CO., Chicago.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-ACARD-

TOail who are suffering iron the srrUrs and in.
diseretions Of youth, nervous weakness, carly de-
cay, los Of manhood, &c, will send you receipt
thatWIli cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
Tea: :emeiy wa discovered By a missionary in
South America. Send seli-addressed envelope TO
the Raw, JosEPH T. Imam Sia;iOH D, Boz Hour,
Neis lori City HplS-eod4W
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GENERAL NOTICES.
.SEALED PROPOSALS.
CIR cLnk's ovyrcr,

CRY CLE1E'S OETIcE, 4
HHEzLISO, W. Va, November S, ISL.
saisd Proposals. win be received At the once d
IneCiiy CeIk until 1hurSdly, November s, Is77,
a. O'clock ?. n, for f1rnIahnr and eTOctlnr n
t1n Coal Sale At the east end Of Seventeenth Strpel
bridge loid ZInek Also for The FepaIrlng Of thS
CITY Gal Scales. All bids to ie GddEtSSed 10 tbs
CO!amlti'e 90 scales, The committee TespfTinT ~
FiIht TO r'isti any OF all b.dsI
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF,
mol Civ CisSk
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CARRoLrHE

to the public without fear Of contradic.
ton as The best restorative and besrtifier
ofthe hair the world has ever produced
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PR BOTTLE.
Sold By Al pueri,t,.
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lEslRARLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

nEslRARLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
The Rouse and Lot, known n the james Risby
PROPERTY, No 26t5, corner Of Chaplne, Twenty.
seventh and Locust Streets will be offered for ale
on SATURDAY, November 10. 1871, AZ O'Clock
T. ", on the PTemises. Terms Of Elle. eash.
J. 4. HUGHES,
VIZ. II HALLER, Auciiouser. nSiS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tStGubenVIlle Accommolltion.- train dur.
Ing the day pAs5es backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellaiTe, stopping when Fequi.
red a sherman HOuBe, HtRAVilIe, West Wheeling
and QaIal HIN.
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NOTICE To CITY .TAX.pAYERs.


Orr CLKRE's OTTICR, \
WHEEtISs, W. Va, November !, isi5. /
Notice Is hereby given TO all concerned that CITY
Is1et and water Rents are DOW due, and that after
The hsi Of DteembtE ten per cent Interest viii b
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF,
mol City Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FoR SALE
Two Brick HOnses, nos. 2lls-9l2O Chap.
line street. These houses are among he
best Of their kind in the city.
Enquire or addrcss No. 2lSs Cbaplins
street. moss
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AEMNEpY - -

General Agent fSrt he UaItsa States 4 e,n,au s
eE: sisi:l InlHste O., EsisnSA, q, +
BALD HEADS-RALn HFlna ~
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FOR SALE,

EAEStS FOR SALE-OEE Farm CONTAIN.
l. ING 20 Aces, with four Dwelling EousPS
thrte Orchards with go tres, IA miles above
ClLriugton, on the Ohio river.
One Farm containing l79 acres, % Acres cleared
bahnce timber, Jour miles from ClarinRion.
Also, one are, With dwelling, In the CurpoIatiop.
For particulars enquire Of
JOHN GoODHUE,
nGD-d4E CiarinEtbn q
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POLLING MILL MATERIAL
AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY, NnYENRER

shall sell al Public Auction, without reserve
on The PreinEcs in the city Of Wheeling, ". Va
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER,
At lS o'sOek a. n, IundEy Steam Engines, Boil.
eTs, Rolls Nut and SPIKE Machines, steam Ham.
meIA' Bolt and Screw Cutter. Wrought and Cast
senP Iron, and Puddlen' Tools, together with thS
Lumber cSmPosing the Building d the Washing.
WI. EEwoOSEB, Admir-.
for OtAloyuts or information aPply % DANIEL
Dp6AKsRAGh, RheellnE, W. Va, or W. II. NEW
SHAABERs HEEvEr, AuetioneeE. ociS
November 18th. mi
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P.S,-Since writing the above l have
seen letter from Col. Merrill in regard
to the delay in commencing the proposed
dam al Davis Island. He explains that
he has been kept back by the formalities
required BY the laws OF the United States
in regard 10 the acquisition Of property
for government uses, and that as soon a.
these are perfected the work will COM
mence in earnest and be prosecuted with
energy. J, Mel,
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- fAGRASA iANLA tGO :
oil a. It flows from Natures great
chemical laboratory, by a peculiar pro.
lces invented by practical chemist, who :
was led TO experiment upon Petroleum !
as a hair restorative by reading an inter.
eSting account written BY Mr.. Geo. Hor.
ton, resident Of the frontier town Of
Kiachta in Russia. Mr.. Horton had
tried with extraordinary success the use
of Petroleum upon cattle and horses
that had lost their hair on being affected
with the cattle plague. The idea was
suggested 10 him through very curious
circumstance. namely, he rccollected
that former servant al the hotel, prema.
turely bald, had 4 singular habit when
trimming the lamps, OF wiping his petro-
leum-besmearetl hands upon the scanty
locks still remaining to him. Three
months from his first appearance at the .
hotel he was the subject Of general re.
mark, his head being covered with an Z
abundance Of PISE GLOSSY BLACK HAIR. !
S!lcha wonderful ch1nge in 50 short time
Nh. Horton deemed of sufficient :
importance TO make public to the
world; From practical experiments
our chemical friend became convinced
that Petroleum il properly prepared
and freed from ali Irritating ands
Illuminating substances had the remark.
able properly of restoring the hair to is
nstlral state and color; still further ex.
petlments were Necessary to produce an !
article combining the medicinal qualities
of the oil in an agreeable form and oder,
which renders il susceptible Of being .
handled as daintily as the famous Eau De :
Cologne; he now presents
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NOTICE

Merchants and othera having note, claim,
or judgments against parties in Tyler Co,
W. Va, can hear where they can get them
discounted for cash, by.applying AZ Intslli
geneer ONCE. ocSls
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SPECTACLE9.

"THE NINETY.NINE PLAQUES OF
j. an Empty Purse" can be avoided by
getting your
MOTTO FRAMES Mt
HUTCHLNS MUSIC AND ART STORE
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N EW CLOAKS!
DEEMED TO-DAY.
STYLES.
BEST FITTING.
LOWEST PRICES.

Arrangements made with New York
Manufacturers and Importers by
which we will be enabled to-show a
complete assortment at all times dur
ing the season.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27
BOdie News Items.

From the Bodie Standard of the
Gath instant we collate the following
local news:
The town of Bodie is about S,64O
feet above the sea level.
Judge Cameron has not had case
before him this month, civil or Grim
inal.
Over 100 tons of freight was re.
ceived by our merchants during the
past week.
The Syndicate mill is running on
Standard ore, and is crushing on an
average 33 tons per day.
Between midnight and 8 o'clock
this morning several slight shocks
of earthquake were felt in Aurora.
Antonio Garceo, a Mexican, died
at Wood Camp, about a mile from
Aurora, Tuesday morning, from whis-
ky and exposure.
Colonel 8. w. Blasdel arrived yes
terday with his family from Carson,
and will make this his permanent
place of residence.
The engine of the Bechtel hosting
works was landed at its final resting
place yesterday, where it now stands
5000 feet above the sea level.
Lee McKinstry w. W. Wheeler
and Joe Collins have made some To-
cations on Mount Grant, some thirty
miles north of Bodie and near Walker
Lake, which give good assays.
The Standard Mining Company is
about ready to begin the erection of
an elevated tram way from the mine
to the mill, which, when completed,
will materially reduce expenses.
Bodle is decidedly lively mining
camp-from twenty-five to fifty arrl-
walls daily and the streets crowded
with strangers. Real estate is chang
ing hands, and town lots are in great
demand.
We are in need of Jail in Bodie
very much. We hear that 5000 vas
appropriated by the County Commis.
sioncrs and $500 raised by our clti-
zens by subscription. Let Us have a
calaboose before winter sets in.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27

FROM LAKE DISTRICT. Lowery
and w. r. Armstrong arrived in town
yesterday. via Benton and Aurora,
from q visit to their mines in Lake
district. They report quite a num-
Der Of prospectors ia the mountains,
and a number of new locations 10
that district. Messrs. Lowery aud
Armstrong intend to return to the dis
trict soon with a winter supply of
tools and provisions and commence
operations, hoping to make a big hole
in the ground by spring. They an
,ticipate no trouble from the elements
to debar them from working all
winter-lBodie Standard, cath.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27

l.. FONrEcILLA & Son, opposite
The Bacon mill, have experienced
some difficulties in their new saloon
and grocery store venture. Mr.. Fon.
tecilla owns and occupies the Lucas
House, but the saloon portion has
been under lease to other parties, who
would not agree upon any reasonable
price for the ten months vet unex-
pred. Fontecilla & Son then rented
building adjoining their property
on the south and opened it as bust
ness place. They run along five or
six weeks, when one day they were
Informed by the lessees OF the Lucas
House saloon that they had bought
the property and the rent would be
raised to ten dollars day. Fonte-
ella & Son then began the erection
of building on a lot of theirs next
to the one they had occupied. The
lessees, seeing their little game block
ed, gave up their lease for n fair COM
pensation, and the Fontecilla firm
will now complete the new building
and stock it with groceries, and will
continue their saloon business IN the
Lucas House bar-roOm.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27
Ownership Of Stock.

The Supreme Court Of California
has recently rendered an important
decision relative to the ownership of
mining stock One Winter purchased
a lot of stock in the Belmont Mining
Company; instead of taking certifi-
Gates in his own name, he had them
issued to w. r. Maurice, trustee.
These were subsequently stolen from
plaintiff by Maurice, and were by
him sold and delivered to third par
ties, without notice that Maurice was
not the owner thereof. Thereupon
Winter sued the company for the re-
covery of the stock, and the decision
was in his favor. Thus it appears
that certificate of stock is really no
evidence of ownership, and every per-
son buying stock, that appears on its
face to be all right and proper, does
80 at his peril, and is liable at any
time to lose his property on it being
made to appear that the party whose
name is in the certificate did not re-
ally own the stock.-Daily Exchange.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27

The Enterprise gives the following
statistics: The timbers used to put
under ground and prevent the caving
of the mines Of the Comstock, cost
$4,000 day; the firewood, mostly
consumed by the steam engines,
$4,000; candles burned in the mines,
10000; the quicksilver lost, $4,000;
and the ice needed to cool the water
for drinking in the hot lower levels,
81 900 day. The Consolidated Vir-
ginia alone uses ice daily worth $50.
Over two tons of bullion, containing
forty per cent in value of gold is pro-
duced, valued at from 100000 to
$4,000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-27

TEMPTING III Meyer of the Ger
man Bakery and restaurant displays
ia his show windows various tempt
ing things. One window has lately
been fitted up with water jets, and
fine Eastern transplanted oysters,
which will be received every day, are
piled about the pipe. Mr.. Meyer in
tends to give the people of Silver a
restaurant not inferior to the best in
Virginia City.