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FEVER and AGTE
AND
LIVER PAD.
sPNALDHEAsEA AND NERVOUS pYsPEpsTA.
GRKEssnuRo, Pa, Feb. n, is7g,

NAAAAshVA1, fA.' feb' III 1873.
EGYPTIAN LAYER PAD Co. :.GSdemm. pardop
me lot writing 70 .yoa e~oneernIRg ny wonderful re-
eoIefiy, do 30 dmply from q feeling oi Gratitude
and 10 The hope that my case may, through You, Iesd
tolthe restoration TO health Of Others Who NAV II
Similarly hiiettd. / had been bed ridden for time
year., Win What my physicians called spinal disco.
! was atdleted. With Periodical sick headache Of . moSt
d4ueNlhg Character Aceunnlat lanS Of gal would
gamer nound my heart and stomach I bad bilious
VoHlunf, and my bowels were always coustipatNd. /
suffered Intense pain frequently 10 MY spine, and one
Of my lower extfenitles JWIndled and became shSrt.
ehed. had the feeling Of pima and needles IN my
leet quite frequently. / lost hah and became SalI0T.
koHoH.eyed and completely broken down Ia mind
and body Isutefed ehillS not unlike what 1 had seem
10 aguef my stomach refused 10 digest food, or even 10
crave II; my brain could get no resi-; my Sleep vas IN.
easy and unretEeshtng. | wasted Ia body and became
despondenS wanted % die n . relief from my Snnsr.
lngsi had the most unb0uRded confidence 10 nv doc-
TON ana In medicine, but after trying ali thai were
ordered and faithfully and without nduFrauF, Sling
my poor alex stomach with pills and powders and
mixtureAr and worrying II on the outalde with bis
ten and pl1steEA ], one day, suddenly came TO the
conclusion, that l was getting no better, l would stop
Dosing and see what Nature would do. Nature aid
nothing: With that Unsuitable desire 10 Eet we'll, I nut
on, u the Recommendation Of friend, one al yo1f
Liver Fad4, and to-day | consider myself q well q
ever l Wastn my lhe. 1 used only two Pads, wearing
one constantly: With my best wishes for your success,
l am y0um truly, A. HARRISON,
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Ihs'hhIIy KeIIeVtb hhu PeFmhhent
" Cures
sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

AGRElr n succEssTuL REMEur.-During
the alarming prevalence Of Catarrh, It Is
gratfyingt 70 note this success and popularity
OF sanfold's Radical Cure for Catarrh. From
. very. small beginning this remedy has, In
Q few brief seasons, attained to the height OF
popular favor In the extent Of It's sales and
the frequency OF It's cures. Certainly, no
remedy can boast OF better references from
physicians. druggists and well.known citi.
ten1s who have freely given their testimony
scriptionS for It IRE to be found on file In
many OF Il best drug stores must create q
warm feeling in It's favor, and pave the way
for Its universal use as 4 standard remedy for
Catarrh.- Bottom Journal
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For the Tntslllsspcst.
THE IRON MILIS.

Ire eity'a free from alumber
OF the subltght's on the hills,
There bheaFd the broken measure
OF the waking 81 the mills,
When the morning miIts they sever
From the BuInnits gtAy and pale,
. the yapors lln0 the river
Like q tieet Of spreading sal;
When the sound q falling hammer
Joins the chorus Of the wheels
There b heard the steady measure
OF the voices Of the mills.
As the city NakeltO labor
Aud each mart with 'tratae Oils,
When we count each passing hour
BY the striking Of the bells,
Then like sound Of falling water
Or the wind among the hills,
There 10 heard the steady measure
OF the music Of the mills,
when The night d 10 the valley,
And the clouds obscure the Sky;
When the red flames down the city
In the gloom 80 piercing high,
Thea bright CLEANS break Ger the Watets
And along the duaky hills,
And the red llghts Shed their luStres
Der the Stumbling Iron mills,
When We number each hnvuraS,
And the dark town strong and staid,
Count each castle home Of progress
LBtths great haaItsthfObso Of trAde;
Then the red lights In the valley,
Aud the smoke that wells the bills
Tell the glory Of the city,
Is her giant iron mills is
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RGYPTIAN
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WHEELING, January ), !; saihDAE1h' Trustee
Cnsss+ SaIss1.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Bank Of Wheeling

COMMISSIONERS SALE
Angus. s s..s :. : $a'. .as ...... nen,a.,,,.
In the County Court Of Ohio County.
By virtue Of = decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, rendered 10 the above entitled cause on the
10Th day Of December, 1873, the undersigned, as Spe
cill commissioner, will ODER for sale, al public auction.
before the Court House door Of Ohio county, In Wheel.
SATURDAY. March %, 1879,
commencing At II o'clock A. ", that certain tract or
parcel Of land situated In TTtAdelphIa District, Ohio
county ON the National road, which Is described a
follows Beginning al a point on the north side Of the
north line Of said road IN the liu0 between the lands
formerly owned by Major John Good and i. II,
Carter, thence with said line n. 81 e. SIX poles 10
stake In nld line, thence n. $ W, . poles 10 stake,
thence 5. 81 W. 3S11S poles to the boundary Of said
road, thence So 70 poles, 70 the beginning, con-
hlninH ave acres and 6Ve poles.
TERAs OF SALE-0ne-thirl Of the purchase money
cash In hand, one-third In 8lx months, and one-third
In eighteen months from the d1y Of sale, the purchaser
Executing his notes for the deferred payments.
JOHN J. JACOB
les Special Commissioner.
The sale above advertised Il postponed until Satur.
day April %. 1879, commencing Al the anne hour and
~ the saIne place. JOHN J. JACOB
mhSl Special Commissioner,
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ne Acme Glass works at steabenvllle.

The Acme Glass works At steubenvtlIe
Gazette Of Saturday.
1t having reached our ears that a misun.
Outstanding had arisen between the employ
ems and employees OF the Acme GlassWorks
that had resulted in q strike, We wendell
our way hither to learn the true state Of
affairs. For this purpose it was deemed
adyisablet to interview both the managers
and workmen.
Entering the Office and stating our OBJ
iect to Mr.. ]. ]. Gill, that gentleman in
formed us that no strike was in existence;
that the Eastern men who had been work
ing for the company had quit and were
going home. He further stated that their
places would be filed by Western men, by
which we understand Pittsburgh work.
men. 1t was not yet definitely settled
when the new force would 90 10 work.
though 1t would not be for o day or two
at least.
On the vacant lot in front OF the Acme
works the whole force Of Eastern men me-
congregated, their number being about
ninety. Singing out one oil two Of the
leaders, we commenced plying them with
questions, andsoon learned that the cause
OF the suspension was q demand from the
managers that they should make $50 chin.
neys hereafter for days work instead OF
600 as formerly. This they claimed they
would not be able to do. They were can.
did in saying that Mr.. Gill had notified
them q week ahead Of the proposed
change, and also stating that the men he
proposed to employ in their places were
willing to work on those terms. There
did not seem to be any excitement over
the matter, the principal theme of their
conversation being as to the best means to
adopt to get back to their old homes in
the East.
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sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has no Rivals. It admits OF none. wherey.
or it's used 1t Is instantly successful. One
after another the worthless connections for
Catarrh, put forth by ignorant and unscru.
pulous men, have sunk into obscurity. To-
day Il Is the acknowledged specific for
Catarrh from Nova Scotia to California,
from Oregon To- Florida. Price, with I'm.
proved Inhaler, Treatise and Directions 81.
Sold By oil DrnggistA.
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WEa1tees' SuIsu.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust made by sallls c
Rockwell and l. {. Rockwell, her husband, b me n
trustee, the hr!t dated Nay LIST, 1875. recordsdin DEED
Of Trust Book No. ., page ~; the second dated No
Setn6ef 18th. ISL, recorded In Deed Of Trust Book
No, Z, page rs Of the records Of Ohio county, West
Hirstnia, 1 win sell at the front door Of he Covrt
House 0f0hlo county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF APRIL 1879.
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. n, the following descdb.
Cd property: The east sixteen feet oF the east half Of
ot numbered SeVenty.dye, situated on the south shde
Wheeling.
Title good, but I VIII convey only such title "a IL
vested In me BY said deeds Of trust.
TERNS OY SALE-0ne-third cash, the In two
equal lnstallments at dx and twelve months, neEoua.
pc notes bearing interest to BE- given for the deferred
paymenn, and the title 70 30 retained until plyment
u made In full.
VIZ. CALDWELL, Trustee.
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COLLINS
vol7AIc lELEc7RIc
PLAsTERs
Electricity and Healing Balsams.
The Medical Giants Of

Electricity is the grandest curative and
restorative agent in medicine. Il will re.
store suspended animation when ali other
fall. Ashore united with the choicest
Medical Gums and BalSams known to Inc
healing art, its application to any part OF the
body produces the most grateful and ~instanta.
neous relief from Pain. These Plaster
put new life into the Weak and Sleepy
Muscles, strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the Liver
and Kidneys, stimulate the Stomach and
Bowels and, when placed over the pit OF the
stomach, cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
prevent Ague, Malaria and Contagious Dis.
ease, and in many ways relieve the suffsrinss
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&eHeeavLzs AooOmmOGatto.-ta,v,. r.u.I..
2. N, Bridgeport 500 ?. M; MN. a. sIa,hS, ~ 80
SlS :. nj leaves StedbenHille at Gi0 a M. R5S,Ss
T 49, mi arrives At BeIlaIrs al S,G5 !. m, ~
IN H. H.! t1a heSsage Cheeks To all principal poEnt,
Once In Bridgeport. "e Ticket
F.. MYERS,
enetA FASsangeF and Ticket ARsnk.
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In the spring Of 1875 the field had 1l5
loads OF manure, l,400 pounds Of phos.
phate and 60 bushels Of tan bark ashes, at
cost OF $40, resulting as follows:
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The saadsrssn Case.

The information relative to the Ease OF
Mr.. sandsrson continues mixed and the
mystery unsolved. Saturday afternoon
he made an affidavit that about April
30 while himself and wife were talking
pleasantly together, he had q small
carving knife in his hand which he had
shsrpsned the day before. and remarked
that It was sharp. His wife SAID,
..Don't fool with it." and reached for
IL. In attempting to draw It away It
turned and he cut himself. There had
b.en no unpleasant words between them.
The reason he did not make q statement
before was that he did not wish anything
said about 1t, as it amounted to nothing.
The wife was released on the foregoing
affidavit. She. however. denies the
tYuth of the affidavit. She insists that
nothing OF the kind ever occurred. She
IL OF the opinion that he attempted u 4
eide. II he did not stab himself she
does not know who did the deed. She
acknowledges the difficulty after she
went to the theater Tuesday evening.
He afterwards went out and returned
about 9 o'clock in the morning and tool
another room. At breakfast time she
vent to him. He said, I'm done for,
and sat down on the sofa bleeding: She
has a theory OF the affair, but will not
divulge il except on trial.
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u.io. and Cessedsrasss.

At . meeting Of the Order OF Union
and Confederate Veterans. held in vir-
sinia Saturday evening to arrange for
the proper celebration Of Memorial Day.
Sir Commander DR.. Aiken presiding and
Major +. A.. G. Gearing acting as Sec
r.tsry. Il was resolved that Friday. the
SOth day Of May, be observed for the
decoration Of deceased comrades graves,
and the following comrades we're ap'
pointed on the Committee OF Arrange
ments Captain W. r. Eckart, Captain
+. Lord, Captain J. j. Shepheard, Major
A. II. w. Creigh. Captain ]. n. Camp,
hell, Colonel n. N. Stone and Colonel
A. p. Webster. On the Committee on
Finance Major Z. Stonshill. Captain
b. Armbrust, DR.. Z. B. Harris, DIR. j.
r. johnson and Guy Thorpe.
Captain ". r. Eckhart Marshal.
The Committee OF Arrangements and
The Finance Committee will meet at tina
ONCE Of Colonel II. N. Stone wednes-
day evening. May 7th. at 7:3o o'clock
10 make selection OF orator and poet,
and 10 arrange such other business AZ
NAV come before the committee.
Military companies, civic societies and
citizens viii be invited to participate.
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Con.oIidased yirrinia.

VIRGINIA CIrY. May 8, 1874. W.
Har,n., .S.er,tary: There have been eI-
tracted the past week 1858 tons Of ore.
The Joint California drift west from the
$50 station has been extended s. feet; total
length 100 feet. II still continues In hard
blasting porphyry showing streaks OF clay.
On the 1850 level we have started . Joint
California west crosscut, No. l., at . point
in the main drift l02 feet south from No. 8
winze. 1t is now in 40 feet, passing
through q vein formation showing streaks
Of quartz.
On the 1850 level joint California winze
No. 3 has been sunk and timbered Is feet;
total depth 80 feet; still continuing in q
vein formation showing streaks OF clay.
On the also level the south drift has
been extended 81 feet. passing through
notwithstanding ground.
We are yet engaged In opening out the
1850 station in the O. 4 O. shaft. We ex-
pect TO complete this work the coming
week, when we shall commence excavating
q tank station for the use Of the pumps at
that point. W. ii. PATTON sups'
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Piper's opera House.

The high appreciation which the
people entertain for the acting Of Law.
rence Barrett was attestsd by another
large attendance Saturday evening at
Pipsr's Opera House. His impsrsona.
ton Of the character Of Richard III. was
very superior. His conception Of the
character Of that cruel and crafty mon
arch Is q very acceptable one. Az I'M
p~srsonated by Mr.. Barrett 1t IL free from
the eternal rant which has opened 1t to
burlesqus by the minstrsls Of tho day.
and IL brought within the possible and
the probable. His towering ambition
was happily portrayed. his unfsslinensss
freely d%slineatsd, his crsitinsss strongly
brought out, and his later remorse fear
fully depicted. Tho play OF the passions
upon the features Of the actor was after
all more eloquent than words. This
wa not, however, where policy would
dictate ooncsalment Of his feelings. On
such occasions his features were calm a.
q Summer morning. Mr.. Barrett will
appear again this evening in another OF
his mastery approximations. that OF
Elliott Gray In Rossdale." The eject
Of the thrilling tablsau Of Cup Lam.
cers" will be heightened by the presence
Of the Warrington Guard, and that oom-
pany's magnificent band will 30 present.
The new drop curtain will be unrollsd
for the first time tonight.
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KILLED BY THE CARS.
Jehn Ciishan Falls Under On ore
Train - His Body severed ana
Right Arm Cus on.

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon, - an
ore train was pulling out Of Virginia,
John Clishan attempted to get on the
moving cars. fell under them, was run
over and instantly killed. His body wa
nearly severed in twain and his right
arm cut of.
Mr.. Clishan was q man IS years old
and had formerly been a railroad hand.
More recently he had been engaged as q
runner in Sacramento, and last Of oil ~
q fireman on . steamer running between
San Francisco and Australia. He came
here recently to visit three sisters who
live on the Divide. He was down near
the depot whom the ore train was pass
Ing, and, seeing an acquaintance on 1t.
ran 10 the ore dumps, caught hold Of
two to swing on, made Q step as II e.
pecting to reach the brake, but there
was NO brake on the dump. and conss.
quently he fell between the oars and
directly under the wheels.
His body was taken to the house Of
one OF bis sisters on the Divide. Coroner
Brodsk has summoned his jury prepare
tory to holding an inquest and they have
viewed the body. but to-day being cleo
ton, the inquest was postponed till this
evening. Deceased was o general favor
ito among his a~cquaintances and friends.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters. under tho dates
given. have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
psnies in San Francisco:
sierra Nevada.
VIRGINIA CRY. May 8. 1s79.-W. W.
.S,,,.on, Secretary: The incline il now .
distance Of 1874 feet, on the slope below
the $500 station. Our progress In running
during the past week has been very mucn
retarded by the heavy fow Of watsr.whic
remains about the same - described IN
NV last letter. We now have In place ~
the bottom OF the incline . large f-incn
Cameron pump. which Is handling d
water very easily. We expect 10 make
better progress in sinking than for some
weeks mast. The face Of the incline STU
continues in the same hard formation AZ
times alternating in value from high to
low grade ore.
The face Of tho drift now being run
from the north to the south crosscut 10
the ore body and under the incline IL
showing ore of excellent quality. The
width Of the ore body at this point cannot
DO sscertained until such time - the
stopipg Of ore has been commenced and
carried from the east to the west Wall.
We have to-day commenced shipping
ore 10 the Mariposa mill and will COM
mence milling ~ soon a. . sufficient sup
ply has bean delivered at tho mill.
irbe frame OF the now ore-houss 10 now
in Mace. and the house itself can DO COM
pleted and ready to receive ore In aoou'
ten days.
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Ro,n, or Hoson.-The pupils on the

Roll OF HoSOR.-The pupils on the
honor roll for April in J.. E. Bray's select
school stand a. follows: Leon Hall, 90
P. ]. O'Lsary, %; Katie Hill, 90 ;
Laura Fox, 96; Dora O'Donnell, 90 ;
Willy Dauchy. 95 Johnny Blustt, % ;
Joseph Hall. 95.
BANK OF VIloMIA.-In addition TO q
general banking business the Bank OF
Virginia deals in stocks. buying and
carrying on liberal margins for all who
pstronize thsm. Its location is in the
Tahoe House. South @ street, Virginia.
TEE bears have evidently got the wind
Of what there Is in ophir and have made
Q determined effort to-day to fill shorts.
Il II their last chance. The present In
dications In the mine are most prom
ising.
SATURDAY the miners Of the Ophir,
Mexican and Union Consolidated
donated $500 to the widow Of Charles
Sandsrson. killed IN the ophiF shalt
April2o
orxx1lo tomorrow night Of Piper's
Opera House with Barrett - the Moor.
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ward.

VIRGINIA CrrY, May 8. ls7s.-Jaeob
Stadfeld, J., Secretary: The main shaft
has been sunk and timbered 10 feet for
week ending this date; total depth, 14o8
feet. The dow Of water continues strong.
which greatly retards progress in sinking.
The formation encountered Ia favorable TO
sinking, requiring no blasting. The east
crosscut, 800 level. has advanced Is feet
for the week ending this date; total length,
6ss feet encountering the usual block,
bird's-eye porphyry. occasional quartz
stringers and clay seams, also containing
quartz in small boulders. The gallows-
frame Is receiving its last coat Of paint,
which will greatly preserve the wood.
The machinery remains ir splendid run
ming condition. A largo water tank Is now
being constructed, In which . heater will
DO placed. 90 a. to feed the boilers with
hot water instead Of cold. which will cause
considerable saving Of expenses in wood.
HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
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Gcc week In your v town. - outai
BOO nee. Ne Hal. Rseder, II you want
business Of which persons Of either sex can
make grsa. pay ~ the time tAsy wozf. WIN
MI sms q. HILLETT . 90. poytiasA. Ns.
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MexicAa.

VIRGINIA CRY, May 8. 1879.-C. L.
Weller. President: On our 2l0O level the
drift from the top Of the joint ophir up
raise to the 1000 level Is connected with
the main north drift on that level. We
arc now engaged in enlarging the same
for an air gallery.
ON our 1000 level the joint Union Con-
solidated upraise to connect with the winze
down from the 1900 level has been extended
q feet. and is now 81 feet, on the slope
above that level. II still continues in 10
yorable vein formation, showing some
water.
On our 1900 level tho joint Union Con-
solidated winze has been sunk and tim
bered 10 feet during the week. and 10 now
3ss feet. on the slope, below that level.
The material passed through Is q vein for
nation, showing some clay and consider.
able water. which interferes somewhat
with our progress in sinking.
W. H. PATTON, Supt.
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VISITING Days.

Since visiting days have been known
on the Comstock never has there been
80 general an observance Of them as to-
day. The number Of qualified appli-
cants have been unusually large. In
fact 80 many were anxious to sec the
Ophir that to avoid the big rush to-day
which was likely to cause q temporary
suspension Of operations, some were al
lowed in last evening. The mum.
bsr Of admittances to-day has exceeded
that OF any previous time. Sierra
Nevada has had the rush this afternoon
and the list Of visitors there has been
very large. Crown Point and Belcher
have come next on the lode in regard to
tho numbers admitted. while Justice and
Alta have received attention. The ID.
vide group was not in condition to be
visited.
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CallnrnlA

VIRGINIA CrrY. Nay 8, 1870. y.
Gordon, Seers,ary: There have been OF.
tracted the past week 1889 tons Of ore.
The Joint Consolidated Virginia drift west
from the $50 station has been extended So
feet; total length 100 feet. 1t still con-
tinues in hard blasting porphyry. with
streaks Of clay. On the 1880 level We
have started . Joint Consolidated Virginia
west crosscut No. I, at . point In the main
drift 100 feet south from No. 8 Wine. II
Is now in 20 feet. passing through vein
formation. showing streaks OF quartz. On
the 1850 level. joint Consolidated Virginia
winze No. . has been sunk and tinbered
Is feet; total depth. 30 feet; still contiuu-
ing in vein formation showing streaks Of
clay. We are engaged In opening out the
$3.50 station in the @. & @. shaft. We OF.
pect to complete this work the coming
week, when We shall commence excavating
a tank station for the use Of the pumps at
that point. w. H. PATTON, Supt.
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Union Consolidated:

VIRGINIA CrrY. May 8, lS79.-- Robert
.Sh,neood, President: On u 1000 level the
Joint Mexican winze has been sunk and
timbered 10 feot during the week. making
a total depth.of 37S feet, on the slope, be-
low that level. Tho material continues to
DO a vein formation mixed with clay and
showing some water, which interferes with
our sinking TO some extent. The flow OF
water from the east drift continues to DO
about IL inches.
On our 1000 level the joint Mexican up
raise to connect with the winze being sunk
from the 1000 level has been extended Il
feet, and Is now 81 feet. on the slope, above
that level. 1t 10 still passing through .
favorable vein formation showing some
water. The main north drift has been eI-
tended AZ feet; total length from our south
line 225 feet. The material passed through
is a hard porphyry. which works we'll and
shows some water.
On our $500 level the main south drift
from the Sierra Nevada incline has been
extended % feet; total length IS feet. stll
continuing in . vein formation showing
streaks Of clay. W. II. Parton, sup't.