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WHO IS THE MAN 2
The Maehisesy Of sbs Comstock-
what 10 Can Accomplish aud
what is Yes Needed.

The world has no better or moro appro-
pirate machinery for the working Of mines
than much OF that o employed ON tho
Comstock. The great difficulties under
which many Of our deep shafts have been
sunk has called into requisition tho expo
riencs and ability Of engineers unexcslled
In tho erection and prosecution Of such
works. The great power, durability and
perfection Of what has been accomplished
shows for itsolf; and yet. with all the wis.
dom. intelligence and practical experience
yet brought 10 bear, 1t begins to look rs II
there was one element with which our
miner. have TO contend that may In . very
short time require machinery VI q differ
ent type to any now In use.
That element Is water. The deepest
shafts yet sunk ON the lode still find large
pockets and veins Of water. which II Is
positive necessity TO extract before the vein
can DO p~rospectsd and worked to any adj
vantage whatever.
The pumping machinery originally in
troduced from sther portions Of the world.
and now In use, has been vastly improved
and perfected by our engineers, aad is ca
pabls Of raising from any ordinary depth
lakes anu rivers 0. wafer ouI, WIN al
"a aay.ncsmsnI, 'nels Sne era. I.a LAW
pack islt more ana ni''o s''A'e' asP'"
10 attaines.
That one ming Us ,he imniense ae.u.nn'
ianon Of weight anu eompi,caeon VI ma
ehinery caused py .ne e1.sns,Jh OF ano
system OF mug pumP'Ious, anu oa,ano,
eobs es'enaing rom ,he '"P s,oVo SUI
o,Voo zee. oeiou ,ne su,'a 49, 'oas
are OF course nians 0, 'ne Isl .'uecr ou.
t.inabie' strapped ana oo,'eu WIN ,ne pes'
OF rom ahu wnen Jo,n,u .oss, M, anS ~
t,ensa 70 'ns mug o'o :, osa ~. MI
Il.esu =. nj $500 -. la, . ooo r.,
no''J .s,ah, -h,.h =,
IN usP'n, nav ~, 80 ,ni~a 600
move .s!u !. n rsnair ana sciir.
,H,s .~,..n, =, M. af,.n Ia, rata
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t%uiiou.. No such Ida was ever enter

%tuitous. No such IDEA was eve enter
tanned.
The Hssss Takes . Reeves - Pre-
vent the Assemblisg 81 she Jstss
Cs1veasiss.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-In the House
schlischsr moved to increase the ap-
preparation for geographical surveys.
west Of the Tooth meridian. from $20.-
900 to $4,000. Adopted.
A paragraph for the payment Of mail.
carriers In the Southern States before
the war having been reached. Congsr
made q point Of order that II VA cen.
trary to an szpresGlsw Of Congrsss.
Without action On the point Of order.
the COMMITTEES. at 3:l5 P. NJ. on motion
OF Ciymsr, rose. Clymsr then moved
to take . recess till tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. Both motions were made
In rapid succession. and with . good
deal Of commotion on the door. the gen.
ersl understanding being that the object
was to stavs OF any further action on
the Presidential count. ss . rumor had
just reached the hall that the dsci ion
Of the Commission In the Oregon case
was adverse To the Democrats. The
Republicans then insisted on . vote
bsing taken BY yeas and nays. The
result was: yeas. 100 nays, 100.
The following Democrats voted
against the rscess Bssbs. Bell,
Campbell. Cutter. Goodin. Harden.
burg, Raymond. Holman. K.hr.
Landers. Conn. Lemoyns. Morgan New.
Potter. Powell. Robbins Of Psnnsyi
vauis, Stevenson. Wells Of Missouri.
and whitehouss.
A Democratic caucus was announced
to take place Immediately.
Assshsr Dsmeerssis sshsas
WASHINGTON, Feb. %. -About atty Dem.
ocrAts are engaged in q conspiracy To pre-
pare . bill looking TO . new election
next Spring. and declaring the Secretary
Of State OF Ferry President pro tenn.
The scheme Is to be presented at the
caucus. II ovsrrulsd. the revolution
lists will 60 on any way.
Mtsesliasesus.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-Arrivsd out, steam
ships City Of Limerick, from Canada,
and Rhein. from New York.
Consols, 90 SIG; New York Central.
95; Erie. 8.
Vienna, Feb. 23.-Ths upper house
Of the Rsichrath adopted without dis
a credit OF 600. 900 forms to
assist Austrian Manufacturer to partici.
ale In the Paris Exhibition Of 1873.
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n.-.s.s.. o. M,.,.r Property.

Two mortgages on mining property have
been filed in tho Office Of tho County Re-
eorder. Ono is for $4,000, dated fsbru-
AIRY 18th aud payable on the 18th Of August
next. with interest at two per cent. per
month. payable monthly, and executed by
the Globe Consolidated Mining Company
10 o. II. Bogart. The mortgage secures
the payment Of q note for the amount,
which note states that 1t is given pursuant
10 an order Of the stockholders Of said COM
pany passed alta meeting held February LIST.
The second mortgage is for the sum Of
$1,000. which Is payable In like manner
At the same time, with interest. aud 10
executed by the wells-fargo Mining Com
pany 10 D. ii. Dsgart, pursuant to an
order Of the stockholders. passed January
10th, 1871.
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p,.xxv, H.. "a. R,s,-Th. tvo
hall. Of IN. Pacific Coss. Pioneers In their
aue buIldinr on d street, virginia City,
49,, o.. ,o,, Th. rnn., hall 4.
n i"haS IN h.sd.oms st,Isl and he
lower hall Is u%nfurnishsd. Being centrally
sl.uIsed, y sa.ir.hio IT, ,sc,rr
per nnn VII n. uo~s, y. 70 Ill.
.acisi n',,iss miiit.ry dpiii.room. srmory'
or wsuld make . frt.class store. Persons
Wishing To- engage either OF the hall. will
spci:,y' he can be ioapd or heard Of A
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Easter. oussuss.

PEnl. Feb. 23.-Turksy has decided
to rslinquish her demand for the main.
tsnsncs Of . Turkish agent at Belgrade.
LONDON. Feb. 23,-The Roumspian
Government has informed the powers
that Il will disband the reserves early In
March. as Russia, even In the event Of
war. has no intention OF occupying Rou-
mania, but only desires the right Of
transit.
BEIaniDr. Feb. ga disturbances
broke out In Jogodina. Kragujsvsts.
Ushitiea and other places In the interior
during the elections. Troops left foi
Jogodins on Wednesday. It is variously
stated that the disturbances were caused
by the Government sIerting q pressure
on electors. and by the intrigues ol
Karogsorgevieh against Prince Milan.
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NEW Yonk. February 23.-Ths transae-
tons al the Board this morning were ;
500 Alpha an. 900 Belcher 9s, 400 Best
a Bsleher ST.. 400 Caledonia 9h. 800
California sou. 200 Chollar- Potosi II, 200
Imperial ~. 40 Con. Virginia 52S, 200
Crown Point i0a. 200 Gould 4 Curry Is.
800 Hale a Norcross @. 800 Julia Gu. 400
Justice l4s, 200 Kentuck :, 800 OPhir
2st, iG0 Ovsrman 92S, 100 Raymond 4
Ely g. 400 Savage 81. 100 Seq. Bslcher
col, 200 Union Con. fOAi0h.
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BRONCHITIS.

From John Fiagg. Ksq.. Of B~snninztsa, y. ~
"rhrss ys,rs since ! vas vsry much rsdsosd
chiiis. affecting me 90 severely % 10 render u
dlfhcult 10 speak In IN audible voios. To this
wss sdded severe night svsats. and { 80 fear.
fui Of going into Q decline. Aft<r recoasss 10
various remedies 10 no purpose. I mat sss Of
Dr. wistar's Balpam OF Wild CAerry. . fsv bot
tee Of which fully restored me TO health
,acts II cough, but the bsissm has always 70.
moved them. aivays keep 70 BY ne, and
-houid not know how 70 do without u"
Sold By all druggists. ]
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President.
SecretAry.

Fourth-That the moneys raised by the
i..uance of said scrip DO applied. nrst. to
he payment Of q promissery note Tor
al 900. signed for the Society by indivi-
dual members. upon which note sa'oo
principal Is still due ; second. 70 The pay
insnt Of their floating Indebtedness and.
third, the satisfaction OF the mortgAgs
upon the property Of tho Society. =,
Finh-rhat . Redemption Fund BE- and
4. hereby established. into which shall Be
paid ali fees received for life membsrship;
an profits arising from pienics, balls Or
other entertainments given by or On DO.
half Of the Society; all donations Of
mopey other than specimens Tor the cao-
met. and such sums ~ the sscisty may bs
able, from time 10 time, to transfer from
ths General FUND. and no moneys shall b
drawn from such Redemption Fund q.
ccpt for the redemption aud payment Of
said scrip.
sixth.That Il shall DO the duty Of the
Board Of Directors 10 state, at the hut
regular meeting Of tho society In ssptem.
bsr Of each year. until all such scrip shall
have been cancelled. the amount Of money
ON hand 10 10 applied TO the rsdsmptisn
Of scrip, and they shall name . day mot
lea. than ten nor more than twenty days
t~hereafter), together with the hour and
place At which they will attend 10 receive
bids for the redemption Of scrip. and shall.
the next day after such regular meeting.
ro.t a written notice thereof In some con
s~picuous place in the hall VI the society.
and publish . nstics thereof In one news.
naper printed and published at the city VI
Virgip,a and shalI attend 1T the time and
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Tho many friends Of W. T. Wright viii
learn with sorrow that he is lying danger
ously III In Virginia City. His attending
physicians held a consultation to-day In
regard 10 the case. and the result OF their
observations affords little hoPe that tho
vstisnt will recover He has not had any
pulse for more thaa twelve hours, and -
now In . relapse from which he can scarcely
rally. Mr.. Wright has for q long time been
Superintendent Of the sierra Nevada mine.
"Joerlss'' 10 the nam by which he Ia
Familiarity and Aiiectionately known among
bis vide circle Of acq~uaintances.
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BESKftr.-A compii-
--,...a, 4. IN Ia tsujereL 10 Jim
ms.y D ,n,.. NJ
Myers, the Coms"sA
Aysrs hs .o h.,o ,i,i,sd
ns'p tns .An.ror ~Ircosnitiou Of these
s-sr,icss Ia now in order. He has also
sctsd ~ usher at the National Theater Tor
a long time, and q mere accommodating
gentleman cannot be found. jim deserves
. 200 send 0"' anu
"
MArnIxosrAL--h NJ. ierins'on. ISL.
ths veil known General Superintendent oil
a.. v,,,;n,. ..l Truckee Railroad ever
sine. i.s construction. took unto himself a
wife las, evening. Mr., Y%erington has been
. videver Tor some I'M Ia. .n;aa.a;s
partner IN bis nsv Canaa. : var,
liz Ci,r, y. n. TSs ,.~,s"m.,si nave an
army Of friends throughout the State to
visk them unlimited Joy and pro'psf'''
Drv,xa Tia mast tusnty-four hours tho
~,..,,.u, ni,.l y..,sr.
vss'ss' =. .,a.,
soysri evening Gold Hin was favored
with I. few sprinkiss Of rain. The sioa ~
seen PIE. % u.r.I
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A %supyoCArING U

In Q letter to Mrs.. Lisls. Of chicago, . well
known eeutributor 10 the western pres. shs
ascribss the cure Of dangerous cough. aceom.
panied ~ na Sl.sdIns :. -. y: lump; 70 sd ns,s :
abe ssys, .threatsned 70 suffocate ne
bot the Honey Of Hershound and Tar has
removed ever trace OF t." The letter vas 10
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed it q
the disposal Of o. N. c~httsnton. Z Sixth ave.
me. fiks's Toothsehs Drops cure In one
minuta
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assees nales.

San FnAxcisco. February 23.-3 p. n.
Belcher-si bid.
Eureka Con.-20S sod.
Belchsr-9 asked.
Gould 4 Curry-l3s bid.
Calsdonia-9a asked.
I~mperial-2 10 bid.
Overman-Ss bid. 80 asked.
OvermAn-sss sold.
Bullion-l7t asked.
Utah-iG asked.
Gould and Curry--l3 bid.
Ophir-25h bid.
Overman-s7 asked.
Crown Point-i0 asked.
Crown Point-9t asked.
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. PINE THING Foa THE TEETH.

Fragrant sozoDoNr 10 . eomposuoa Of he
purs't and choicest Ingredients Of he orissisl
vrfetabi. tiagdom. Every ipgredisnt 70 well
known 10 have Q bsnencisi e6eet 90 the tech
and gums. Its embalmins OF autiseptie prop.
city and srcm1tis ir,grssss nals. y to,sss
adon from the breath caused By eatafrh. 81
teeth, etc. II 10 entirely n o from the injurious
.nd scnd properties OF tooth pastes and pow.
ders, which destroy the enamel. ons bottis
viii last sig months.
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-I.pers.ss ssssi True.

Everybody wants to buy a big sewing
machine for . small amount OF money
That il q communication devouily to be
vi.hsd. In order TO post yourself upon
his important subject. You have only 10
csil upon G. II. Clark. at the corner oi u
strsst and sutton n where all the
psrticulars nay 10 learned and the plan
.atisfactorily explained. See his ad'sr'
tisemsnt In another column.
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IRON A DISTINGUISHED JuRlsr.

.I have tried the PERUVIAN srEup. AMI the
result fully sustaips your predletios. IL hss
made Q new man Of me -infused in'o my sys
tenn new vigor md energy. ! am no logger
tremuious and dsbiiita'ed - vhen yea last
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
a. any time during the last ave yssrs." sold
by al druggists. .
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srOCK REP0Er.
,,.sO-r.D. DAILY 1T a r. KrArns = COL
"A. Franchise Beard.

-
TINS MORNING..
as ophir. "a, ask
y4s nsxiean. isN
~ Gould b Curry. II, lax
40 Bsst . Bsisher. 3jk
Tss California. t,k. %
iss Savage. ~. ~
iss5 Con. Virginia, -. Ek. az sio. an
60 Choiiar PJtosi. Go. 6ik
$50 Hais 4 Norcross. 81 chs, 81
rs Crown Point. sk.9s. o.
SOS ssllss Jashst. lk. IL. i3's
as Imperial. . 10. us
los sssTs Hsvsds. IN. ~
10 Utah. 10, lsx
Ss5 eullion. iIk. Tx. liz
$50 Essessusr. ss:ex.Ss
1ss ovsrmsn. IS. 81, o.. sTk
con succos,1
ss Jssties. Is. isk. iss
40 Union Gun. 9s.s
$50 Lady Bryan. @c
% Juiia.6
Soo Caledonia. 81. .. ~ bs
10 KuicksrboeSsr. tse. tcc
100 Baltimore. I IS, ! W
70 Silver Hill. s
i3s Roek Island. SOC
leo Dayton
10 New York. sc
100 Occidental. ~
SIS Phil sheridan. 81. ~ so
., ; LAD La; iws..Alus,,a. us
go Ko~snth.i
81 NORTH Con. virgiaiA, Sc, 'se
60 Prospect. Soc. SIS
600 Trojan. fS
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1T Yox a fam v Lord Bishopwhitaksr
" Crane Mrs n small and wife
Niss n Croker W n Narleigh ID Trip
Nrs rady Aehn D ] walker Mr. \ Y Pauline
Ilis Miss L 0arrity ] N CALDWELL
~ y Qarrity Misc A Cart Mrs. Hovari
Master L FOR Mrs "a Moore = kesdshaw
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TELEGRAPH

WAITING FOR THE VERDICT OF THE
COMMISSION.
Plans OF the Disappointed DEM
oerats to Delay the Count.
One OF Them Is Carried Out In
the House To-Day.
That Body fakes . Recess Until
Tomorrow.
And Thus Prevents the Assembling
OF the JoIut Convention.
Facts That Have Leaked Ont frsm
the Commission.
The Decision viii Give oregon to
Hayes and Wheeler.
[srrcilL DISPATCHES TO rMl 0oLp Hill
DAILY NEws.!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-23

A regular ssmi-monthly meeting Of the
Society Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers vss
held last evening at their Hall on D street.
Virginia. n. II. Taylor was in the Chair
and there was . fair attendance Of MEM
bsns present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-23


naval appropriation bill, and the com.
mittec's amendments we're agreed to, In.
creasinQ the appropriation for pay from
SO. 25O, 900 to 81 1910, 900, and insrsas.
ing the amount for experiments with
vessels, etc., from 500, 900 10 $970, 900.
Other amsndusAts, Increasing the
amounts appropriated from $4,000 TO
si35, 900. were also agreed TO. The
committee also reported an increase Of
tho appropriation for the preservation
of vessels in the stocks, the purchase OF
material, etc., from 81, 500, 900 to S.
300, 900, and struck out the proviso id.
ded BY the House, that no proposal for
material to b furnished shall discrinin.
ate against or In fsysr OF the production
Of any State or section.
HAVE. and senator ss,r-.,.
NEW yo,x Far. q -s.,.,o, Char.
nan h., oon. n Ohio "a confs, vi,b
H.v.. .,d v;,, ..oour.,, hin n N.
c.n,,o, I..,,,, o., rh,,.d.x M.
r.no,t.d Tia, H.v.. t.l.o,.rb.d N
Sherman to come. Touching the Csbi.
net. Sherman can have The Treasury II
bs wants Il and Garfield can succeed
Sherman In ths ssn.ts. Msnv Rspub.
lican politicians arc arriving In Wash.
ington, saying they only come TO see tho
inauguration ceremonies. Most Of them,
however. are office seekers.
A Tribuns's Columbus special says.
Sherman arrived this afternoon and
went directly to Hayes: residence. where
he has boon clossted with the Governor
for several hours. The appearance Of
Sherman here at this time strengthens
the report that he will be selected as
Secretary Of the Treasury. Should this
prove true his successor In the Senate
would DO elected at nm early day.
aia''ns~s' oaine'u anu lat afs P'om''
VII, c..ru.~ p-.v..r,.,,.,,
~. a.
r.,.t 49,. - ~, ~
Gratis great hope 10 the subject OF gen.
sral comment and ausss much excite
mont. Coskling was early In his com.
~mittse-room this morning. and a. the
story goes, he was the irst visited BY
Daniel Voorhees,. one Of the wont
Democrats evsr in Congress. yoorbsss
went nway and Randall soon appeared.
Thers WAS then n conf.r.nos Win iooksd
doors Of nearly an hour. Randall went
back TO tho Speakers room and there
was q consultation among the Demo.
Gratis there. Payne 10 also said TO have
visited Conkling's room. Some Of the
details Of the story are doubtless un.
true. but the fact which appears to be
undeniable Is that Randall and Conk.
ling were . long time in conference.
Conkling's absence from the Senate
Chamber has been noted for several
days.
Cost OF the Campaigns.
NEW YoRK, February pa 7fibuns's
Washington special says Chandler de-
that he has no interest In sup.
pressing bis bank accounts. Nothing
OF his accounts has been Published DO.
cause there was no scandal, the Dem.
having investigated the RsPub-
accounts to their hearts content
now beg humiliatingly that Tilden's
account shall not be looked into. Tildsn
possibly viii DC taken al his word anil
Inc h~epuoiicans nave a
report 'hat inc Iiiden campaign iand Al
Tue opening OF .hs canvass was sooo''
ooo. OF which sooo.ooo was paid by the
lot tho PRESIDENCY himself
Inc "hois mount expended ny tho lie.
papi''an' ~ INSERTED 10 nave oo'n not
IlINEA Ihnh AL IHHI
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Lsox's KAfzArnox mskss beautiful. glossy.
iuxurtant hair; prevents its Milling oat % turn.
ing ersy. IL kss stood the test q forty year,
"a eharningiy penumed, and has 10 rival.
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HAsAx's MAGNOLIA BALE prsssrves and ~
stores the compilation. removes fSsski:s. ant
and 'aIiovncss matss the skin sof. vkits sfd
delicate. lts application eannot ~ dstectsd.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-23

seag-fhey rrepese . Irtp "
Carses.
A regular ssmi-monthly meeting Of the
Society Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers vss
held last evening at their Hall on D street.
Virginia. n. II. Taylor Was in the Chair
and there was . fair attendance Of mem.
bsn present.
REFORMS or coxxrrrxEs.
The Committee on Membsnhip reported
the application Of Z. n. Foster OF Virginia
| City.
The COMMITTEES On E~ntsrtainmsnt re-
| ported the total net receipts Of the Christ
mas ball TO Be SAGA. with the proceeds Of
some few tickets net yet accounted for.
The COMMITTEES on printing the revised
| Constitution and bylaws OF the Society
reported the same printed and the prsof-
| slips in the hands Of the President. They
have been In type . week. and when the
| names Of the members Of the Society shall
be furnished BY tho Secretary, they will b
| aided 10 the Constitution and By-Lavs.
| and AZ soon as possible the whole will BE-
| put into pamphlet form and delivered for
the use Of the Society.
The COMMITTEES on Resolutions IN the
| D..,h ~ I'M Patterson Of Carson re-
| ported the following. which were unani-
mously adopted :
WHEREAS. William Patterson. . men,
| Der Of the Society Of Pacific Coast Pho
| nscrs, died in Carson City On Friday. the
26th day Of January. 1877 and whereas.
in his life he exsmplihsd the sterling
| aualitie. Of determination and persever-
me. 40 charastcristic Of the pioneers who
,.is.m.I M. Pacific Coast Tsrritories
from tbs xillerus.. and gave 10 ciyilizx-
ton a ne" empire Of material veal.n And
prOgrOss i, anu Wuerc4s, II pubic utAklou8
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PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

The Old Bsys Have rhsir Regular
Nsssing-rhsy Transact Csssia.
srabis Business, Financial ana
Otherwise, and wind Up with .
sesg-rhey Prepsss . TRIP -
Carson.
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Congress To-day.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-The House at
10 o'clock went into Committee Of the
Whole on the sundry Civil bill on the
amendment for the payment Of cIpen-
SEES Of contested election cases.
Young msvsd that ons-third Of the
$75. 900 appropriated for a survey OF the
northwestern lakes and the Mississippi,
be used solely for a survey for tho pur-
pose Of retaining the overflow lands Of
the Delta.
In the Senate. Sargent called up the
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Tiiden's " IIistake."

NEw YoRx. Feb. pa Times wash.
ington special says Tilden's account
ought to be examined. His suggestion
that the committee had intended 10 10.
sue a subpoena for himself is wholly gra.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-15
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From f. T. Quimby, A. NJ, Principal of
the New Ipswich IN. H. Appleton Aca-
denny"
For more than fifteen years have used
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for
Coughs CbitiS and Sore Throat, TO watch |, in
common with the rest OF mankind, am SUBJ
ject and 1t gives me pleasure to say that
consider it the r.ry best remedy with which
1 a nrnnnintnl "
The daily gazette., 1877-09-15
4 DEADWOOD GAMBLING
QUEEN.

A character which attrscts the at
tention of all strangers is NINE. Mus
tache'" q plump little French lady.
perhaps forty years of age. but splen-
dldly preserved. She derives her
name, which is the only one she is
known by from dainty strip of blsck
hair on her upper lip. she deals her
own faro bank. and is quite popular
with the boys who treat her with mar-
ked respect: Sue has bright, blac K
eye and musical voice. and there is
something attractive about her as she
looks up with smile and says: You
will play, Msieurs lis Just so fair
for one as oder" She is said to oe
yer Srich snd IS followed her doubt-
ful cs'ling for fifteen wears. No one
knows her history, which would pro b
aoly be very romsntlc If correctly
writer. but for years she has been
ldeutitied with the profession, al
Wsys slohe. slways the same polite.
smhinS little, woman. always making
, money.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-15

0OT n Great cnance 70 maze money
Il Ifyou can't get gold you cSn
Ill HUI get greenbaeks. We nesi p@r.
MILL. son IN every town 10 Ia Ike suh-
illustrated family pu oiicatio1 in tns trr-IS
a, nn! one can become successful agent
Inc most elegant worfss OF art gwen frs-s ~,
SUBSCRIBERS. The price is 30 low thar al :
ports ma ing over $50 in week. a IaTr
agent reports taking over 40 suoscribar- 4,
Ten days. All who engage nake r1c~sv
as; You cas devote all your time 10 The
business. or only your spaue time. Sos
need not be away from uoulE oysr - "a
on can DO itaS we'll as Others Full rsr.
tleolars. directions anj terms free. Fits.n /,
anu anu expensive OUTFIT free. II yol want Srof'
II costs nothing to try the Business " -
VINO eAEageS iaiIs 10 NJ IKE great raw. A
1feSs iTs - Ine Peoples Journal = Portland
maine aug3-ismsEiv
The daily gazette., 1877-09-15
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

FrOm 4. DunkIee, ESQn Postmaster at
West rattleboro', VT
lam subject TO sudden colds followed by
hard coughs, for which use the BalSam and
find ii the best rc,ne, iU for a cough or so.e
throat that | ev,r was acquainted with
My family also are as much in favor of IL
as myself In fact we always have IL in
the house, and would rs soon think of doirg
without -four as your excellent Balsam OF
Wild Cherry