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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-27
Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. 3SS.
U. 8. Survey or Lot No. 80, I. 81, n. r. 34E
NJ. l.. NJ.
SHE DA LODE
U. 5. AID OFFICE, CARSON CITT, |;
Nevada, Move mber, IL, 1873.


U. s. AND OFFICE, CARSON CrTT,
Nevada Now mber, IL, 1873.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that Peter Wool
IN cock, Wht Re post, flee address is mill
CITY, Hunbo DIT county, state Of Nevada has
this day filed Ii this Office his apple alton for
patent for nine hundred 900 linear feet
the HEBA ODE bearing gold and silver, with
surfaee Ely hundred tOtUl i,et III width the
same being cfhclally surveyed plated and
desert ed as I. >. SURVEY Or Lot o. 80 II
township Thirty-one, North Range huty
four Lat, Mount Diablo Base ana Meridian
situate IN the star Mining District, county OF
Ii uni oldt, and state OF Nevada, and com
monl! known ar the Heydenfeiot Glal N ON the
Sheba lCde, AID dee Glib, by meIes and
bounGs at the surface according to the plat
and field notes on hle i'll this Office US fol
lows, 10 VII: Beginning al IA ost MAJ ked \ o.
L, U. .. survey No. % iIOm which the soul L.
elm monune nt o. tie De soto ComIany's
claim oh the said she ba L. dc, being also
the noltLem n.OnIInent Of this clailu. bears
south sew MY dt grees west, dis. ant three hun
ortd a. fourteen (3I4} feet; a cut aud incline
ON the ledee fifteen feet Gecp bears south 50
Cet rses 10 minutes west distant AGO feet; i :.
>. monun ent No. /, On north side VI II ad to
-heLa nllLe. belng also lost No. 4 of L. >.
SurNe5 No. 81, Lears north forty-tN'o degrees
hfleen minutes east, distant sixteen hundred
and twenty five tl625l feet; the said last uien-
uoLed U. .. monunItnt. No. j, being situate
at point bear1Lg south seve ntS -siA (76)
degrees fifteen Q5) MINUTES west, distant
lhlrt' en- thousaLd tLree hundred aud forty
tlo34Ol feet nom the Borti~ est conner Of sec
ton Nineteen in township h1rty-oLe 1911,
North Range 1 bity-hve 1851 Last, Mount
Dlablo Base snd Mtlidian; tLence from saia
Post, marked No. /, .. survey NO 80 from
which the fort going bearings and ais lances
are CIV NJ,
INST Course, south two ~ degrees, forty
hve t45) minutes, East $40 feet To Post
NO 2, U. 5. Survey No. SO; thence,
second Course, South seventy 400 degrees
west 6zo feet 10 lOst marked NO. 8 L. b
survey NO. 80; thence,
third Course, North two % degrees (45l
forty-hye minutes, west 800 feet To Post
marked No. U, ). Survey No. 80; thence,
Fourth Course, North seventy tTOj degrees
AIT 60 feet to sad ost 80. L. tie place OF
beginning c, ntaIniug IL 40 l0Uacres. Courses
expressed from True Meridian with AaLuetic
VARIATION at IL degrees kasC.
sad claim Is boundt d on the North by the
De soto company claim, and on the south
by the O'clock ciaim, ul On The sane lode,
ana ls recorCea III Book & at lage l43 of TIE.
record of mining lucati, Lis of Salu aisl rict
Kept at star city humboldt CO unity. Nevada
Any ana ali adverse claims must he flied
III tins Office within sixty days nom da.e +
hrst publication hereof.
q. n. HARRIS, Register.
November 10, 1878. 6Od.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-12-27

NV vyp,r,,r,
TX ~ tti..... "a an eAeca.ioh issued out OF
W blsuto, Curt OF lhe fonrth Judi
car blstfict OF he state OF Nevada, on the Esd
uag Va Btcehoer A. D. 1915 and to me directed
Gnu ueHNered ior Judgment recovered III
9 9I C"urt On 'le ZSd DAY 81 December ID.
io'o, III isNof o. James n buriand ana against
- - . ~ SohsVIiuAtsd Mlli ana aiming
,,i,h ~ , nv a,Ih VI Sio,'i' o. damages
".'H 'nto'osl 'hctSoh al the rate OF ten per
Seht pei ahhuhh VII pald u, Kttbsr with 1895 rs
=, - s9.u eoia ooss Ahu disbursements at the
o. ' "a. Va sA4u ;uugih' NJ ana accruing
80, - IN" eoin, i nave ieVied On aud
1890 ~ A ',, 'he following desc-ibed
property, 10 VIII;
At RE Patch station and Mil. one lot Of 2so
cords wood more or less, 900 feet OF assorted
IutnDer, JuO bushels charcoal < tOur stone
coal, email set of Fairbanks scales and
weights, large set Fairbanks scales / suring
wagon, ] ret harness, 2 bay horsss uG
pounds Cumberland coal more or less l -,
blacksmith tools, lot assorted iron. so feet
nose ret engineers tools, sledge,I wrench,
, e'sei point par hand scws. block aud
Snaln, . cro"bafE tons salt more or les-,
lev bIorks n ~ ' ~ h p'9es'one ! st pull
| mill screen. / roll ru,,,,a,f 1890, ooA vi aye
kev wrench ha,,',. o,AlhR' mon
mr., rar,a1 naniih'r F. iaudeT, oil tanks,
- a. iit S'Ese. Hdz, shovelt, 2
nanta,, tir.o" u, .ks; ~ collars pull IS,
kettles battsry 30. piLh o"r' a,z pfoeelai
hammer, \ novels ha,. . shU'els, 0 rock
tappets. battery no. p a. pm PICK
capii,,'a1 . ty moe hhng s, lot pan
barro,ss . oa,'Its sUiphuf' ! pump ~ wheel
rakes ot,,re svi,,, tot ie' dlsg FORK and
4 beds and b, dAe'' ie.tet press and stove,
ture -, tni1;ns' SCI OF bedroom furni-
assay scrles snh ,s eu1'.s ana weights, set
lot crockcry AID ,ify.es1. 9"ohihs stove
i lot Of bullion, 4aa "i,,oa ~ oro sacAs,
less, 600 IONS taiIings more or ,ess '''''' Vi
the iol owing prpner,v a. az, w. ~ eAeentlon
NINE, to wit: 'N
LIN.
Ono 60, ,,.ots.n -
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To all who are suffering from the erols and
indiscrefion- OF outh, nervous weakne.s.
early decay. loss Of manhood &c | III md
u recipe that Will cure you. fAlE OT CHARsr
] hi- great remedy was discovered BY his
sionAry ia south America etnd : selisd.
dressed envei, pe 10 he REv. JosrPH 7.
iShAs, Station ID Bible House, New Yak
city. dee-a.Tk-ly
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5AFGAENa
Now ofser,dat
l.. FT Inns

~~~~~ 50 ~ -
fopniar Dry 6oocs Store. PA J sor,,
w-si r"ri'r GilLil sire,
a spler clio Elesvet rfo,.
'iin'M mt" III sAtin ~ q mae Oew htyls
A lot or xfra Eesve tots t,ir
Saloth oik and d'eI iIji,t.s, Sg - ~ xsSo
EATALASsF q oSEs Mits.,. ,lps.'
Cloaks OF ever, kind ju.t ne. iyeJ. nualhls
10 lowing BAhC1JN.. mo
4o-ineh lLAth CAsl HFIT. vt,,,n,,a :,
WOOL, 70 'eits l..f AalC;N ~ 81 N az
Black 1r niiit sEf~, IS cet t.. &l.s19s
Black Thinning Nu1tt. WLrrl.t,d SIN .,
81 90, 81 ana 81 % per yard ace
: Spleno q hss or men, w,,..
s r.ssa oCso.s: 10, 20. IS,
] lannels Of All KIND, fem 25 ctrts pnw.,,.
Canton Ilsnnels bletehed sld unlI,.ehss
f'm l0eens per yard upward -'"eo'
| ladies DESTROYS of purchas.
ing a warm, comfortable
" inter garment should
not fail to order one If
the Cloaks, There is a
sure saving Of s. to $40
on each Send bust meas.
ure and length of sleeves
and a sure tit will be guar.
anteed, or the cloak can
be exchanged,
1t orly costs go or GO
cents to ser0 a clcak
Though the mail
Address:
4. BIEN,
p. O. Box $40,
ga j Street, west corner
Eighth.
sacramento.
Agent fof Domestic Paper IA erns
Catalogue furnished free on 40.
pIlcatlon.
N otiCc.
Having established a purchasing Agency.
MIR. l.. Bien viii give his personal sttsnihn
TO 81 oruerT Of any kind such ss Boots and
shoes, Furniture. CrockeIy. Carpets Nilis
cry 60 d.. tocerf e.. etc.
Being ia constant business relations AID
having thorough scquaim anee viii alltls
leading house, ladies, IA ordering through
Ar. Bien, VIII receive the full benefit u hi,
experience and find II more advantage us.hin
DONG Their own shopping
Aug l5.Ts-tf
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Application for "a Patent.
NOTICE No 20Q

NOTICE No. $50.
U. 8. Survey or Lot No. AZ, T. 81, N. r. "a E.
NJ. ID. NJ.
SHEBA LODE.
o, 8. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,(
NJ 4
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Feet.

n.,,o.t Prao.prn.a.5 Y - ~ sI.tts4
aMaybs;s said husband 10 his loyinI
SPOUSE. q you wouldn't beiso handy dis
| playing those big feet Of yours II ,yot
knew what occurred WhenI took your
shoe to BE- mended.n ~ = lif .
"What was it2--let me know instantly
GWell, the shoemaker took II 10 bill
hand, gazed upon 1t In silence, and ther
burst into tears, and wept as Ii his hear
would break" l". W
swell, what was the numskull crying
fot?-quick, let me knoWP
swell, poor fellow, he said be dotted or
his grandmother-fairly dotted on her
She nursed him, you know, because hii
mother was feeble, and so-well, be came
to this country fifteen years ago, and tirsi
he set up In the vegetable line, and goi
along pretty we'll, and was about 70 send
for the old lady, when hard times came
and he broke. He went into the fruit
then, and after that into milk,-into all
sorts Of things, you know; but he got dis
appointed every time, till his business
fetched him out ut last, and he sent right
of for the old woman. She landed four
weeks ago, but died the very same night,
It was hard, very hard, after all his toll.
ing for fifteen years, TO get her over at
last, and have her die on his hands. he
-he-he we'll, he was diSgusted.i How!
ever, be laid her out, and he and his
friends sat up with her, and BY and BY
the memory Of her virtues softened his
bitterness and turned Il TO atender grief,
settled melancholy, that hung about his
spirits for many days. However, BY striv.
ing to keep his thoughts employed on
other subjects, he was finally beginning to
regain some little Of his old time cheer
fulness, when your shoe reminded him 80
painfully OF his grandmother cofin.-p
A slap in the face, accompanied BY
Take that, you degraded old ruftianp'
put sharp end to the feet story.
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Detroit Free Press. .t...
A policeman yesterday discovered
negro and big watermelon In close com
pany in an alley off Fort street, and re-
iusing the tempting slice held out to him
he said:
"You stole that melon on the markell
"Dars wharf yer of de tow.path, bosi
way Of one side" was the calm reply
"Did you buy III Come along ant
point outthe man you bought 1t FROM
"No, didn't buy de melon, boss-I
traded fur IT,"
"What did you trader"
"Now, boes, what's de useH Heah / Ia
heah am de melon, an we am jes' eatin
each odder up like tornady."
"What did you trade 2" persisted th'
officer.
avail, II I mus tell, den l mus.
traded q mule an q wagin' for dis Melon
81 don't believe It."
Il speeted you wouldn't boss, kase yor
doan' realize like l do how cheap mule,
an wagins hez become, an how dc pric'
oil melons hez scooted up"
you'll have TO come along" said TIL
officer"
The officer stepped forward and dis
covered two more melons behind box
he turned for an explanation, and tn
negro said:
sDs man frsw in desc odder two melon
kase frew in halter long wild de mule
De price OF halters am way down boss-
way down whar even the poorest kin hay
halter soup free times dayrt
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For the Iutelllgenoor. ~
HAMLET ACT v. SCENE 1.


sal l(GraTsdigos, sesne) "a
L lat Coua-Is Bank pashier 70 Ibe buried With
christian burial hat ako,h all the funds q 'h'
2ad cOrp.-Ita tall thos he d, and thsnfdre MAXI
~ On him, and Ind il Christian burial
4 lH ClErI-How can that b, except he broke thu
Bank In his own defFncet -
2nd, Ci0Irs-Why, 'ustouna 70. f.gS i
lit Ciom 1t must be found 70, .9tHdtndo Il CAD
stands the cashier: It-he takethe funds Willingly
Il srguts an act and an set hath threa stanchei
Il b 70 act p DO. apd 70 perform, dJca robbed
I2Sd fCbrdst Nay hut hear me- coed man delsar,-
lIl toynr+G Give me leave. there ilss tho funds
hem, Il d Sili 10, lii6e. hc tstes them, marx
you that: but II the funds come to aim md some
how get into his pocket he ateaeth not the inndl:
ANAL Ia that Is taken By the funds o. the ban !
bfeaketh not The bank, but only brsaketh away
With funds Of the bank - -
1a CIOtrH-Aye marry ls's bank erowner's quest
lad Ciorn-wlll you Aba' the truth ont; II THU
hSd not been o cashier he would have hen buried
out Of christian hariIl~ ,d.pSy ili,i At, !.
m6rs pity that Ereat folk should have eOnntt-
naree TO wind OF b hank more than small do.
positor; there II no honest men but krayedlsgsrs
They hold up Adams Trott ia.on. lyId 40 t
Fad C2O,gH-Wps he an honest mani ~
LIT ClOIpa-Whatl Art n helthen;-how 1ost
thou undufstand tho scripture lLl.
2nd Cioiea4 60 "a. 'HHN'li"" 81
lat Clotra-WhAt Is stronger than detAulhne
cashier, or over pious PitSdent Of Savings Bank
or Wall streft bogu stock broker
INF CiOhN-Tbe ynllo Ne; for that fnuie outllye,
Id Cto,pa-I lie Thy wit well 10 good faith, the
Rillows does well: bul how does II well when such
fellows escape. II dos we'll 10 all those who de-
terve Il and escspe Il not but Il doth not well g
those who escape Il. Argal II there were no gal.
lows what would become Of the Church? Now UNI
II he and tell me that ..sD,. Iuit-
and CiafR--N Marry. nov can tell. VI
lat Ci0sn-Tot. 4.,s..
Ind Colrn-Mass, cannot tell.
III ClSra-66 10, then, snd confess thyself g.
Get thee 10 Rolls lnu fgtch me tank Of whisky
best Kentucky Barbour. and Psl help thee sinG
n E4tCu4 a4#fH..Ha4 III tti.fE IA ~ .
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The White sulphur Property nj
Ts." AuRffnn

Tho White Sulphur Springs property
was offered at public sale on Tuesday
last pursuant 10 the decree Of the United
slates District Court. The highest bid
for the property on Tuesday and Wed.
nesday was $780, 900. Abid Of Sl00, 900
was made for the main building, with the
privilege Of the lawn and water privilege.
A bid Of $4,000 was made for the per
petual privilege Of bottling the water
from The lat Of October TO the 1stot June
in each year. 1t Is believed that q sale
Of the whole property will be effected on
Thursday next. 10 the meantime, the
sale Of the property will be adjourned
from day TO day. The property has also
been offered In Eve divisions but no bids
have been made for any Of these except
for the main building and the bottling
privilege. Mr.. James W. Dyehe, Of
1ewisbutg, 10 the auctioneer!-Gresnbrier
Initpendent, IHH
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a, THE CHAMPION FtsH SToRY OF THE
SEASON, Living at Clear lake Is family
who have little girl who takes daily
rides on the lake In small skiff drawn
by two pickerel. They are regularly
harnessed, and by means OF lines Sbe Is
enabled to guide them In any direction
desired. The fsh are about three feet 10
length, weigh between seven and eight
pounds each, and are very powerful. The
rapidly with which they skim through
The water with the boat and is precious
cargo Ii said 10 exceed In swiftness the
fastest sail boat that has been placed on
the lake, and itis proposed 10 send for
Hanlon and Ross, the champion scullers,
and match the fish against them In .
four mile race. When the girl has tired
Of riding she drives the pickerel to q
boat.house, where they are embarrassed,
taken into commodious glass aquarium,
made ex pfessly for them, and fed. When
she visits the tank to harness them for a
ride, the pickerel jump almost into her
arna, 90 glad, apparently, are they to
see her, The young miss has been OF
iered $1,000 for her strange team, but no
money would induce her TO part with
them. Burlington (Ia) Hauktye.
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Mnnhington County Crops.

WiahInstoa, Pa, Examiner. ld'0Ira'
! We hear from some Of our farmer
friends that the oats crop will not tnru
out near 20 we'll in bushels Us 1t doesin
dozens. The dry weather 10 some sections
has given heads half filled with grains
and tho threshing makes many a shrink
ace In the estimated crop. asa .,1a d
while come parts Of our county have
suffered for want Of rain and the cropi
have been affected accordingly, on The
average We have gotten along very well
Oyersin.G Green county, in some town
ships, they have been without rain Tor ell
weeks 81 q dine. 4 In passing over thu
Narrow Guage, one will notice many
COIN fields that have suffered for want o.
rain, whereIthe blades hayea ackly hue
and the Willow kiouhh Y yisiele y greA
paIcheb, instead II ptesshting the syiht
stretch Of that rich dark green that y SC
beautiful q sign of'a rich harvest; Il
many places the ground has been 90 hatt
thst the farmers could not SOW theiI
buckVheal-a IniTVA3 IN Ns
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Il FFIebtS VIII HIHEEg'
From the San Francisco Post. .-----

From the San Francisco Post. .........
Father Koyregin Is married and has q
family OF six children. The Greek
Chuch compels It's priests 70 marry before
they, can he ordained az members o. the
aW6ite clergy" The "black clergy" OF
monks, must remain single. Second
marriages are not allowed in the priest
hood. vtsaes a .a., 1,a 81
Church p quetied the reporter.
"From q moral pointof view, do
when the question Of economy ia ooneid,
cred, there Ia room for doubtn replied
the priest. lhruggipg hia shoulders.
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De earefalt to obtain COLLINS VoLrito PLASTER,
highly hedicAted Plaster, as seen In tho above
cut! Sold BY all Wholesale and Retail Druggigts
WEEKS q POTTER, Proprietor, Boston. Mass.
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The man who "wants the public TO
know that Il was not him, but some 9th.
er man, who VISA before the police court,
Is becoming too numerous. Be hayings,
We will procure a;olub. Vt l4rH ~
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NOT A OUACK NOsTRIJM.

GeRtienler,-I hereby certify that for several
years past have used tho votrAIc PLAsrERs Ia
my practice. and have newer known them 10 fall Ia
adordng speedy rellefln those cases for which they
arc recommended. They are mot quack noStruin,
but . remedial agent OF great yalle. Very truly
BTGKsrorr, Nix, Nav n, ia. Se4Ht"'' - ~
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An Enthusiastic Friend Of sanford's
no Radical Cure. "a ,''s

~ flut 6tttbks Die AsVutsI aAost Etbs - Aottsi
A. A, MRLLIER, Washington Az. City, Dear
Mellier. have for some years been troubled with
CRtArrtl. aud for tho past two years have suffered
seriously with Il. Noticing your advertisement OF
SASFORp's REMEDY (RkDiukL CURE. ! decided 70
tryIt lhaye used only two bottles. and rs result
feel 90 much relieved that l presume on Or per.
sonal relations and write this to you and rsk tnAt
you take some measures 70 get II more prominently
before the public that othera may have such relief
AS have. have recommended It 10 quite mum.
Der OF my friends, oil or whom have expressed 10
mo their high estimate Of itSvaius and good eccta
really think II particularly adapted 70 wantl Of
st. Louis people, and they al ought 70 know Of Il.
and those who need II should try It, will risk the
assertion that 1000 OF. Walls las 4 sAmpi0l 70 DO
given away will soil as many bottles.
Try some plan. Let the people have II they need
Il. 1 believe could sell 500 bottles myEGlft- OF
gourse you could largely increase this number.
Why not try II? Yours truly, WIN. BoWES.
Sold BY all Wholesale aud Retail Druggists and
Dealers In Medicine throughout the United states
and CanadAs. WEEKS & POTTER General Agents
,nIaa AL nfSaf haaa d
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IT Is about time for some granger 70
slide down of . haystack and run the
tines u a pitohfoik into himsGlt,
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LAME BACK
RH EU w ATlSWl.
CURED ny .-
ZIIlGQLLINS'gIII ii555s

Hesrs. Ussks d Potter: Gentlemen, One year
ago was seized with scyerI attack Of, RIentla-
tism In my Sht hip, u watch was tubIcct. Ttried
the various lininuutS aud rheumatic cures, but
without tho least benefit. when MY Ron. druggiSt,
suggestrl ono Of yOnf C0LilNs' voLT AIu PLAsfERs,
Tbs effect was almost magical. for, 10 my grateful
surprise, whs almost immediately well again and
was able 70 work upon my farm MS usual, whereas,
befofe tue application OF the Plaster, could do
nothing ndeYeEy step gave INC pain. A few weeks
returned. but am happy to say the second Plaster
proved a. AZ tho fst. anil an now we'll.
cured her OF q very lams back. We think there %
nothing 10 the world OF rrmediest TINT can compare
with tho CoLLfaA' VnLTAto pLAsTERE for IthelmA.
them 70 the suffering. YonrS very respectfully.
nufAgn 10 tube IGN nHnRflr rnTSrNN
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MEDICAL

sAsronps RADICAL cuHg FOR CATApHu Ia aSafe.
certain. and permanent cure for CatArrh o. every
IL u purely vegetable dlstillation and u applied
locally by Installation, aud nonhttutio nally by In
stdHtdas0u. Il soothes, heals. and cloAnses the
nasal passages OF every ftelinR Of heaylness. o6.
ptruetion, duness, or Dizziness. Constitutional
the acid poison with which II 10 always charged In
CatArrh stimuli the stomach, liver, and Kidneys.
perfeets digestion. makes new blood, and permits
obtains completa control over the disease. The
remark able curative powera, when all other RENE.
dies utterly fall, or SkxFoRps RADICAL CURE. are
attesled By thousands who gratefully recommend
&c 10 'fellowsuderers. No statement u made re-
RafdnR it that cannot be substAutiAtet BY the
great aud good medicine, and worthy all cond'
denee. Each package contains q Treatise on g.
tarrh and DR.. sanfordh Improved ilhAllng Inbe,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
fIiHos. J. KIsNER, ND.
l. oY5IoR AND CONSULTING Rooms,

2zto MAIN ST., WHEELING, - VA.
Gan be consulted on matters pertaining TO hil
profession either In Engllsh or German.
Chronic Diseases Of thS Head, Throat, Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, o oyHnsl
Nervous System, Female Complain and all Con-
sttutional Affection trpated Nuecerfully.
Cures al cases Of Piles. No detention from busi-
mes. Medicines iurnlAhed Il desired. NighteAllH
promptly answered Iron the Office. je2s
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No. 10 on Saturday night has no connection for
Chicago or tRndu1ky.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars on oil night trAins. ~
Close connections are made for ali points eouth
and southwest, North and Northwest, making thial
desirable route for colonists and persons moving
% the great West, and 70 whom particular atten-
ton Ia giyon. 5N. ''''i' o. - lfs'4Ei!
WHEELING. PITTs. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Leave Whoeling. a. N. Las p, N.
\ TrlA1elphla Accommodation. ffI7tHa
Leaves Wheeling. ......-..G:t0 q. N. $50 p, m.
CnuRcu TRsiS-sundays only.
Leave Wheeling. ., m. 1:i0 p. N.
Leave Point a. m. 500 D, m.
Tiekets 70 all principal points on sale ut Depot.
Information 10 the travelling public cheoriurly
given. ". N. CLEMENTS, N. Of Il.
H. 7. DEVRiEs, Genn Agent, Wheeling.
myH .E.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-15

Sttubenviik ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bellairu 0,
a. p IN; Bridgeport G0J To-; arrives ct Stell-
senyllle 6:I6 p M: leaves Sleubensille at $40 q.
Bridgeport 30 4. nj arrives At Bellaiie Il
2.3S D. III. e..
points In The East and West can b procured At Tie
Union Ticket Office, Mcclure Rouse, Wheeling,
and at Ticket Once in Bridgeport.
7. Z. MYERS
my2S General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-15

With full corps Of FIRsT-cLAss CUT.
TIERS, prices as low as good goods, made
up in frst.class style, can be sold, and
strict attention to business, we hope to
merit continuance Of the patronage 50
literally bestowed in the past, al'ras
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-15

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