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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.



mo THE LANTERN MINE--No. Slz-United
states Land once. Eureka, Nevada, June
a tsTs.-Nottc 10 hereby given, that the At
lartfc and Pacific Tunnel ana mining CemPr-
nv. whose Postofhce address 10 Eureka, News
AZ have this dsy nled their application fcr
nstept for fourteen hundred linear feet Of the
.rfern mine or vein bearing silver, with sur
face around two hundred feet In width. situate,
wing and being I'm Eureka Mining District:
Eounty Of Eureka and Stste OF Nevada, and
Snown and designated by the held notes and
.f6riai plat on nie in this once ~ Lot Nc. us.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. lsS
being - follows. 10 wit: Variation. i61 de-
grees east. beginning q . post married No.i'
hrars N. d. 8 M E., 1871 feet: post on profni-
nent rock marked 4. 8. monument No.. 4 bears
N. deg. II min. W., 1872 feet; . spruce pine
tree. three feet in diameter, standing ct the
month of the Excelsior tunnel. bears N. 90 deg.
5? min. T.. 4s6 feet; and the center Of the top
OF the Lantern incline bears N. IAN deg w.,
ia feet: thence, running LIST course .. - Deg.
W., 40 feet, TO post marked No. 2, U: .. sur
vey No. 1888; thence. I'd course n deg. W.,
LOO feet. to post marked No. 8. U. 8. Survey
No. 1873: thence, Sd course N. rs deg. T.. 200
feet. 10 post marked No. 4, U. b. Survey No.
1883: and thence. 4th course =. D DEG. T., COZ
feet, to the northern boundary OF U. =:
survey No. las, Gas Light lode, whence post
No. / Of said Gas Light survey bears n. SIR
deg. W. 10 $40 feet, 1852 2 10 feet, TO soufhern
boundary Of said q. 9. Survey No. 145. whence
post N. 4 Of said Gas Light survey bears N.
s7h deg. W. ss 5-ln feet. Loo feet. TO post NO.
l, the place Of beginning. 30 much Of said U.
s. Survey No. las. Gas Light lode, - conflicts
with this survey. is hereby excluded. Said
conflict is described ~ follows. TO wit Begin
ming 1t Post No. ] Of said Gas Light survey.
and running thence LIST course 8. sly deg. =.
is $40 feet: thence, I'd couse &. s deg T.. COS 2-10
feet. theme. Sd course N.s7h deg. w.. 70 s-lo
feet. to post No. 4 of said Gas Light survey:
and thence, 4th course N. AZ deg =. coo feet.
TO the place of beginning; which tract being
excluded from this survey, leaves remaining
from this survey Eve 6s100 acres. This claim
IL bounded on the south by the Welsh King
mine. and and on the east BY the Gas Light
mine. The location Of this mine 10 Only re-
corded in the Recorders Office Of Eureka MIN,
ing District. in Book D.. page ll4- Any and al
persons claiming adversely any portion OF said
Lantern mine. or said mining ground as here
ipbefore described. are required to nie their
adverse claim with the Register RI the United
states Land once. at Eureka. in the State Of
Nevada, during the sixty days period Of pubii-
cation hereof. or they will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions Of the statute.
je2s-eOd JAS. McMARTIN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27

eases Of years standing. and liberated Legs,
etc. successfully treated.
DIR. GIBBoy has the pleasure of announcing
that he has returned from visiting the princi-
pal hospitals Of Europe. and has resumed
practice
The Doctor has spared neither tins nor
mensy in seeking out nev remedies. and has
returned with increased facilities for the ale
uahon Of human suffering
Seminal weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence Of self.
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexual
indnlrenre. is prartseed By the youth of both
sexes to An almost unlimited &fent. producing
with unerrirg certainty the following train Of
mcrtsd sympsons. unless ccnahat~d by seiennf<
medical measures. viz: Sxllow countepsnce.
dark spots under the eyes. pain in the head,
ringing in the ears. noise like the rustltns OF
leaves or rsttilng Of chAylof<, uneasfress about
the iesrs. weakness Of the limbs. confused
vision. blurted intellect. less Of confidence.
form nev soquainfsnrcs. . disposition 10 shup
society, loss Of memory. pimples and various
rrupsicns afoaf the face, hectic Pushes. furrec
tongue. f9t,d hrsth. coughs. consumption.
night sweats. n~sc7sonxnis. and frequently In
sanity. II relief he not obtained. you should
apply Immediately. either in person or by let
ter. and have . cure effected by his new and
scientific mode 81 treating this disease, which
never fails Of efectnga quick and radical cure
Cured at Home.
Persnas NJ . distance may be AT
HOME By addressing q letter 10 DR. 6IBBoN.
stating case symptoms. length Of time the die
eree has confined. and have medicine prompt
" forwarded. FREE from damage and curiosity.
10 any part q the country. with fun and plain
directions for use.
BY inclosang Ten Dollars coin IN \ registered
letter through the Postnfbce, or through Wells.
Fxrgo L Co., . packxse Of medicine will b.
forwarded to any part Of the Union.
fer~ors writing 10 the Doctor will please
state tie name 81 the paper they see this I'D
vertisem<nt In
An communication, strictly confidential.
Address DR. J. Y. GIBBo<.
Box 1851, San Francisco, California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27
CHINESE CURES!
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician.

rs PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
i the most scsenfshc msnner- He has made
meazcfne his lifetime ssaiy. and cures almost
EVERY disease. He cures rheumatism in o
short time. he hss Few remedies for al
EC7 DISEASES. and can cur~ them very
quickly. His medicines ARE all given bot. He
nsee No cold remedies. BE has made q number
al astonishing cures, and all persona ailire
shozld ~ once comEnls him Chrunsc diseases
yield readily 20 HE remedies. and cures where
many ofhers have failed
NOTICE. am . graduate of fh< medical
schcoa Of Canton
oFFIcELRed Building. vest side Ct Monroe
streef. ;e1 II
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DR.. B. CO.,
We II kearny Street.
VsKEAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL


psKEAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Disease
YOUNG MEM
Who may be suffering frorn the Effects Of youth
ful fcifses CT indi~cresiuns viii do we'll 10 avail
themselves nf this. the greatest boon ever laid
at the feet Ct suffering humanity pr. Spin
neg viii guarantee 70 forfeit Eve hundred dal-
lars for every case Of weakness CT private dis
ease of any kind or character which he under.
tales and fails torUre.
NIDDLE-AGED NEy.
1nerx are many sf the AGE Of thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with 100 frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, often accompanied b. = eltghf
Enxrtinx or burning sensation. and . weaken
ing Of the systen In . manner the patient can
not account for On examining the urinary
deposits . reps sediment viii often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of aIhrnsn will
sgfear, or the color xin BE- Of . thin milkish
hue. again changing to . DARK and torpid ap-
2es-ance. There nv many men Who die Of
tins dikcrify. ignorant ef the cause, which lie
the second ktaee Of seminal weakness. DR.. 6.
will guarantee . perfect cure in all such cases,
and . healthy restoration Of the ge~nito-urinary
crcans-
onbce Hcur<-ie 70 4 md 6 10 & sundays
frun 10 70 II AZ. Consultation free. Tier
ouKh examizstson md advicr IS
Call or sdaress DIR SPTNNEY 1 CO..
No II Kearny ST.. San Franriece.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New Remediesl New Remedies!
DE. GIBBONS DISPENSAgY.

MO. e2S kEARSY
IN street, corner cf
Commercial. 8 .
Franciscc,C California
Private entrance ON
Commercial street.
Established IN 1854,
fer the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gon.
orrh1s. elect. Strict.
ure, Syphilis in all
its forms. Seminal
Weakness. ~Impotency
etc. Skin dis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27
APPLICATION FoR 4 PATENT

ITO THE SAGE BRCsH NINE-No. ST.
i United Slater Land Once. Eureka. Ne
vadA. june -. lsss.-yotice IL hervty given
that the Atlantic and Pscine Tunnel 4 Mining
Company. whose Postofhee address Ia Eureks.
Nevada. have this day filed their application
for . patent for nftesn hundred linear feet of
the Sage Brush mine or vein. bearing silver.
with surface ground two hundred feet in
width. situste. lying snd being In the Eureka
Mining District. county " Eureka. and State
Of Nevada. and known and designated by the
field notes and ofacial plat on file IN this once
a. Lot No. iSA- The exterior boundaries II
said Lot No. iss being a. follows. 10 wit; yari-
alton Mh deg. east Beginning ~ . post
msrked No 4. U. s. Survey No. ls5. whence
Ruby Hill No. I behn n. ! deg. ~ min. T..
it-3s4 fest. poet on prominent rock. marked o..
s. monument No &. bears n l deg. n min. E.
$50 feet; . spruce pine tree. three feet in ci-
ameter- standing n the month Of the Excelsior
tunnel, besrs n. q deg 81 min. east, $50 feet;
post No 2 q o. s. Survey No. lis. Lantern
lode, bears n. ! deg 81 min W. GO feet: and
the Ssee Brush shaft hears n Is deg. w.. SIS
feet. thence. running Frat eours< 3. IS deg. W.
30 feet. 70 posi- snssked Ne. I. q. 8. Survey No.
1ss. thence. ID course n. sdee w.. 100 feet,
10 post Married No. > Z. g. sorvsy No. leS:
thence. ID course y. es deg. T., 800 feet. 10 post
marked No 4. L. s. Survey No. ps; and thence.
9Th course, 3. s deg f.. loo feet. 20 poet No. 1.
the place Of beginning. containing 9 sa-lto
acres This claim 10 bounded on the north by
the Republic. and o. the east by the Lantern
and Welsh King mines- The location Of this
mine il duly recorded in the Recorders or
nee cf Eur~ka Mining District. in Book d.
page 2sl- Any and all penops claiming sd.
vers<ly any portion 81 said Sage Brush mine.
or said mining grcund ~ hereinb<fore de-
srribed. srs required - Gle their adverse claim
With the Register Of the United States Land
once. ct Enreka, in the State Of Nevsda. dur
ing the siIsy days period Of publicssicn hereof.
or they viii be barred by virtue Of the provis-
ions Of the statute.
jsasl0d JAS. MeMARTIx. Reeissrr.
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APPLICATION ron A PATENT

Nyo THE WELSH KING MINE-NO. 5l3.-
United States Land Once. Eureka, New,
June %. ls7s--Notiee Is hereby gwen; tnas
the Atlantic and P.cfhc Tunnel and Mining
Company. whose Postofice address il Eureka.
Nevada. have this day filed their application
for . patent for eight hundred linear feet Of
the Welsh King mine or vein, bearing silver.
with surface ground tive hundred iess In
ing District. county of Eureka and State OF Ne
vsda. and known and designated by the held
notes and oficiai plat on file I'm this once -
Lot Nc. 1sS. The exterior boundaries OF said
Lot No. le4 being ~ follows. to wit: Variation
ies degrees east. Beginning At = post marked
No. 1. U. s. Survey No. lss, the same being post
No. !, e. s. Survey No. 1s3. Lantern lode.
whence Ruby Hill No. l bears n. ] dg. m r.
1851 feet: post on prominent rock marked y
9. monument No. 4. bears N. ! deg. II min w.
3.ss7 feet: spruce tree, thrse feet in diameter.
standing Al the mouth Of Excelsior tunnel.
bears N. IS deg. 81 min. 4. 46 feet: and the
center Of the top Of thew Vel Hing incline eears
S. 10 deg. W., s2e feet; thence. running first
s. s dg. E.. 500 n, to post marked No. ? e.
S. Survey No. 1874: thence. second course .. Is
deg. w.. 200 feet. 70 post marked No. . Us
Survey No. 1884: thence. third course N. 5 deg.
W.. soe feet, to post MARRIED No. 4 U. s. Survey
No. 1s4. the same being post n. 2 Of said sur
vey No. 1s3; and thence, 9Th course n. As deg.
L., &C feet. to post No. !, the place Of begin
ming. containing three ss-1o0 acres. This claim
Is bounded on the north by the Lantern.
The location Of this mine IL duly reeortled In
the Recorders ofice Of Eureka Mining District.
in Book D.. page 1s3. Any and all persons
claiming adversely any portion Of said Welsh
King mine or ssid mining ground as here
inbsfUre described, ere required to hle
their adverse claim with the Register Of the
United sisses Land Once. at Eureka. in the
State Of Nevada. during the sixty dsys period
81 publication hereof, CT they will be barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
sees-Sod JAS. McMARTIN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-27

Tn rAE p1xTKICT corkr or rHI SIXTH
gpdarzsi Iax<z5c4- oezs< al xs~sAa. IN md
fer EEreka cuxrf<. IN the Dn<4eT "a fhe eEeate
Of p r BZDD. decsa<r6-
II Eppe4rinE fc the cczr<- hy fhz pSfitiun
presuu1se snd Eled ny D. y Euha. he A4nin-
hs>ruszx 81 ~ e<s.se 81 p y Dnad. Aeae.nsd.
ps1xdnE fer m order 70 srl1 IN pand esosse 1t
pr7vsok sa3e. snd fhsx II u fH - baet 1nssrae1
81 fhs e<ln1e a sel ~ sAmxs
n il fherrfu< ur1ez<d ~ fhs oour< fhss ~
pcrsuns 1nxer~x<ed IN sid eEsAsk sppenr h1dsrx
fhe sd DISTRACT ouHr< N WEDNESDAY, <h<
m - 81 ln1y. A. -. lEzR. - 10 n'clork IN fh<
~ferrnznz az snSe day. u TIE oeur<rDdn aE nd
11ser1rf Gourx. IN zhe trUS 1a1 r0uExy uf L.
rsA1- Nevada 70 EhrU rsnse Wig ~ ua9
sho1sE Mt ~ Exr<sd ~ - sx1d kdminS~srssnr
- ell III xhe zsna m1nzK a aHreneed - prayusr
o1e- sDd 6hst . cog n TN er6z b. puh1ixheA
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8ExzHEn anruNrmpH Utu1u1 I'D ruh1xahe1
n sa1 1gxn md rRu1fy q EzErka-
HExEx kLfEx- D1s11r1 sndee.
Cd Lkxzrxs. AIRY 5uR A6utuixruAur
Ds1st Eureka- x<s1AA- guzx a A. y lE-e.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-16

A freak Of q tornado at Reno. New.
is described By the Gaz<t<: Norman
Cutter .tAsted out with half Q gallon of
whisky TO take to bis sick mother. He
was fouG' some hours sfterward lying
behind . fence on hill. He said that
he stopped sroundsa corner to fix 9 cork
in the jug. aud while he was taking the
measure Of the ori6ce of the jug . tre-
mendous wind came down on him. 1t
sucked the liquor clean ont Of the jug.
blew it down his throat. and turned the
jug inside out. lie could rsmen Der
nothing more"
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were indignant that they should show
no more feeling abo-t the matter than
they would express for q drowned rat.
We succeeded in obtaining a position
where We could observe the operations
and awaited the appearance OF the
body upon the surface with curiosity
and dread. when there Arose from the
water. all lIfeless aud dripping. sack
Of potatoes
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-16
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.
"Oh. It sas pitifGi;
Near whole city !ull

Near whole city FULL
While sauntcring along the city front,
. few days since. our attention WAS at
tracted by q group Of men apparently
sndeavoring to fish something out of the
water. Moved by that sympathy for
drowning men which reporters for the
newspapers experience in . greater de-
gree than anybody else. We drew near.
The crowd being large and eager, We
were compelled to content ourselves fox
. time with the remarks that fell upon
our car.
How long has she beeo in the va
ter ?" asked one.
Since last night" was the reply.
''Oh, then she ain't worth much.
Was the hesrtlss rejoinder. IS he NOV
Cd away.
Then il Vas . woman. thought We.
and we did not wonder At her not being
worth much. having been in the water
since the night before; but We were
panied by the indifferent manner in
which the man spoke Of one whose sex
and unfortunate end should inspire
pity. We asked ~ idle stevedore s,srd.
ing by il she had any frieuds. and At
this question. which We propounded
with an expression Of honest pity. he
eyed US for . moment with . Qnizzical
look. and then burst out into = coarse
laugh. which Jared painfully on our
sympathetic ear. exclaimlng. what .
guy r
We coujectured at once that an un-
fortunate woman had sought and found
q watery grave. belonging TO that class
who have no friends, and whose career
terminates very frequently in this
manner. We thought Of the remorse.
whose fierce cravings at her heart
strings induced the fatal step-of her
wandering 10 the deserted streets at
night. resolving to die-the fate iha,
directed her steps toward the spot
Where the mad river nn.'
the moments hesitation upon the brink
the mingled curse and prayer. and
the Wild plunge into the turbid stream.
One scream breaks the silence that
broods over the spot. startling some
drowsy wa.chman on = distant beat.
and then all is still.
A stir in the crowd indicated thAt
their efforts had been crowned With
success, aud we heard OF man inquire.
"Hsve you got herr"
Yes oil snug."
Then haul away"
This indifference shocked Us, and We
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12
Clty Recorder.

III. Editor
Up tothis time we, have failed to
hear an intelligent yoterin thetoHn,
question the fitness and capability Of
Rankin Wiley, Jr, for the office Of
town Recorder He lisa lawyer Of
fine promise, a native Of the county;
and in comparison with his oppcs
nent, A. Hess, he is greatly that gen
tleman's superior, in intellect capq!
bility, character, and business quail
6cations. Have We arrived at that
point, when the people Ofsthis town,
would defeat snch a gentleman as
Rankin Wiley, Jr. by a man like
Hess2 While giving our support y
the ticket upon which Mr.. Hess Is b
candidate, yet we couldp6t stultifs.
ourself by supporting Hess in oppo
sition to Mi. Wiley, Mr. Wiley
is a gentleman and d ;schoar, and
a man Of principle and hondr, and s
entitled tothe gotes,of the respecta-
Bic citizens q, this respectable town.
Re need say nothing smoye; We are
the people wins o!eiorh him,
as s election dos not aasctthe
questions before she people 9lss way
d she other Eie.wilI sinlll Be Fke
Clerk Of the Council, and has no
voice in its proceedings and doings.
UNIs.
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Saturday, March 92d, 1879,
TRIIsTHE'g SAVE.

IN pursuance OF the provisions Of Deed
| Of Trust dated the 18th day Of April,
1878, and duly recorded in the Mason
County Court Clerks Office, in Trust Deed
Book No. 3, folio 5US, and executed by
William Ross, to the undersigned Trustee,
on the said 26th day Of July, 1878, to Sc
cure to Rhoda c. Neal and Lydia NJ.
Neal, the payment Of a certain debt Of
S632,97 therein described as the amount Of
purchase money paid by the said Rboda
G. Neal and Lydia NJ. Neal on certain
tract Of land in CIendenin District, Mason
County, West Virginia, for the said Will
liam Ross, and the said Ross having fail
cd to make them q It'll; to said hand or re-
fund the amount OF purchase money paid
Ms aforesaid, according to the requirements
OF said deed Of trust, and being requested
by the said Rhoda Z. Neal and Lydia NJ,
Neal to do so, | shall proceed to sell the
property described in said trust deed con-
sisting Of a two.thirds interest in a porta-
BILE saw mill, now on the lands Of John
Sheline, in ClGndenin District, Mason
County, West Virginia, by public auction
at the front door OF the Court House of
Mason county, West Virginia, on the 18th
day of March, 1879. Said property
will be sold, however, subject to a former
deed Of trust executed by William Ross to
j. I. Bowyer, to secure the payment of
a certain note, which note now amounts to
$l9100 with legal interest thereon from
thn 10th lnX, &c IL 1910
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Commissioners Sale OF Real EE-
tnte in Mason County.

TN pursuance Of the terms Of decree Of
| the Circuit Court Of Mason county, rem
dered ON the 10th day Of April, 1877, in
Chancery cause therein pending, wherein
Jerimiah Yeagcr, Assignee Of James Cape
hart, Executor, &C., were plaintiffs, and
and Benjamin P. Byram's Administrator
ct. ais, were defendants |, the undersigned
Special Commissioner, shall on the 18Th
day of March, 1870, sell at public
auction ut the front door Of the Court
House OF Mason county, the following
tracts or parcels ofland; One tract contain.
ing $50 acres, and the other tract contain
ing 300 acres, more or less, or 80 much Of
either Of said tracts, as will pay offand dis
charge the balance due upon said decree
lien, interest, and costs, and the costs of
sale. The Town Of Byramsyille will notb v
sold, little residue Of said land will pay oil
the balance due upon Said decree.
TERMS OF SALE:
0ne.third cash in hand and tho residue
upon credit OF six and twelve months,
taking from the purchaser bonds with good
security with interest from day Of sale, for
the deferred installments, and retaining
the title as further security.
w. II. T0MLlNS0N,
feb. 12-4w. Special Commissioner
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TIe NeR Depnrlulr,e.

We bopet that Democrats will take
in the new departure pro.
posed by Speaker Mofett and the Re:
publicans, 1t is an. attempt upon
the part of'MoAett and the Republic
cans, to 'lisorgapize If possible, the
Democratic organization in West
Virginia. No man who is d. Demo.
crat and q Gseenbacker, can expectto
gain his ends by forming an alliance
with anew party. Whatever Of re.
lief you desire, or expect, in financial
matters, must ard will come through
the great Democratic party ofthena5
ton. With both branches Of Con-
gress now in our control, manyofthe
great wrongs that hayecppressedt the
people of this great land for yeara,
will Be removed, and from the. 18Th
ofthismonth, whieh'isthe beginning
Of DEMOCRATIC ascendencs IN. the
United States, we may confidently
look for. better and more wholesome
and equal laws, and The country plaes
ed on theroad.to prosperity. Doq't
fallout Hithgour party nQy,ssSasp
1T IL. J1stgetting iptali cobdisibn 70
help the country Wait and see i
it,does not carry out the pledges
madeto the people. When it fails
to do this, then ii will be time to
quarrel and not before.
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West YirgInin.


The following notes on West Vir-
ginia, from the Clarksburg Telegram
are given for the consideration Of our
citizens who are dissatisfied with
their homes and thinko of going West.
To all such we would say stay In
West Virginia and improve the OPP.
portunities you have, rather than
take the chances, with fearful odds
against you, of doing better else
where.
West Virginians are paying at,
tention to the raising of cattle and
sheep, In many counties may be
seen variety of pure blood cattle
and sheep not excelled in any other
State.
West Virginia wheat excels that Of
all other States for superiority in
quality.
West Virginia cattle and sheep
bring premium over all others in
the Baltimore market.
West Virginia Petroleum has a
world wide reputation for lubricating
purposes.
West Virginia produces the finest
hard wood to be found on the globe,
also the largest coal beds now known,
both camel, anthracite and blum.
inous.
West Virginia contains Iron ore
fields equal in extent and quality IL
that of Missouri.
1t is q fixed fact that West Vir.
ginia has the largest and finest array
of producing salt wells Of any State
in the Union.
More money can be made in West
Virginia with the amount of capital
invested than any other State.
West Virginia will eventually in
the near future rank as the first min,
ing and manufacturing State in the
Union.
West Virginia affords greater ia,
cilities to a poor man for making a
comfortable living, probably, than
any other State.
Probably there is no State in the
Union possessing such grand abun-
dant water poweras this-for milling
and manufacturing it is unequaled,
while for domestic and stock growing
the supply Of water is inexhaustible,
One has only to cast his eye over
the map to be convinced of the mnl.
tiple of water courses of all shades
magnitude and varieties.
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Henry J. Fisher
James NJ. Stevens, Il. al,

~ 7 lIQmCS NJ, SteVenA, II, az,
In Chancery IN the Circuit Court Of Mason
Comfy, West Virginia.
I1Y yirtilo al 4 decree rendered in the
above entitled cause on the 2lsl day Of
itIstoberF ls7s /, HE undersjpned special
icotni,tissioner. appointed for. tbat purpose
IN sititi decree, Anil an Monday me
I7fII day OF March. 1870. d public
auction, At the front door Of the Court
House Of said county. sell the following
real estate, or 80 much thereof us may be-
necessary 10 nav the debt interest and
costs adiudaed, ordered and decreed in said