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policy u 1as Na4o1is7 LE1ssgTA Church
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

Tke pe1osras's special from ST. Martini
VILE says: EEls Dslogs. Republican n2n-
ds5Ass for SAar.s a s. EArrirss ra-.sA,
has killed the fwo Dea&AS-ysAe ArofAsrs
Ernst and o~rDzprera 81. They lad snSi
returned from DreaExts Bridge prea.nct,
where they had gene IL the interest @.
their father, who a also = candidate Tor
Sheriff. The belief Is general that the
troahle viii not cad here De.oge has
gone home. He Is said 70 be norrAlly
wouuded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

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The Commercial BL-s-r opposes auy
Eftexrps ~ Congress y e11zu1s -as Gov
sruzeat - either 1zs rt the 1an 5izareEz
schemes PROPOSED for RE zzrsr-rgeEL srAn-
san Congress sh1z33 have 1g-hzar 70 do
with 2rx srss1z1S raE5s- H. EEEr IL 1eadsc
70 skfss<y the AznHraaEz Ts5rIs Is that
wAassvEs r3Efs ExF be nAass1, IA can-
structsoz s25 ~naaGEsrnez1 shall BE ea1-
duEsee En3zr AZ American cAE-1a., derived
either from eas q 1hs State LeglzlE1Erss
CT from Congress. -As 5u-stlr Lis
parages sAs N1c4-aguz saaazas.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-05

WAsl-|NlL&s 0tItLt u =
The Chairman Of tAs Eauss CDnEAz1ss
ca Appropriations to-day -enedVE6 s n1n-
mznsesron from Attorney Genera Dsrsns-
stating the Axnoun1 needed a. 4 deficiency
appropriation for Cnissd States NkrshkAs
and Deputy AkrsAazs 6zrzng the rnrrszf
fiscal rear. Es asks for SS1o. 93a. Tins II
The kncunt voted tv the Hoass Last sss-
sioas In hi which Prsslie1f HAYES re-
tse3 On Account Il rs restrictive clause,
prohibiting tia 1ss q anv porzzaz q fhs
money for The psss1sEf ts DeYzsv GArsAals
Ct El@efsa1a Ias CazzEa1ftss VIII Frers
so-losrex 70 ce1Sasr lie gskssst.
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EnEIand's Hopeless CotapetItion with
r tile UnIied GtateS. y


Thomas G. Scott and Arthur II. Sayory,
authorities upon tho subject In England,
have recently made careful inquiries into
the condition Of tho wheat raising indus.
try, and arc compelled to admit that at
present figures England must abandon
this branch Of agriculture and give place
to America. tits shown that in order to
reimburse the English farmer for his out.
lay in seed, labor, manure, carriage, &C.,
tho wheat must he sold ut e. Sc per quar-.
ter (eight bushels) at least. The average
price in the past four months has been
but CO per quarter, clear loss Of one
shilling bushel. America raises wheat
two thousand miles from her ports Of ex.
port, conveys 1t by rail to the points Of
shipment, transports it over three thou.
sand miles OF ocean to Great Britain, and
sells II shilling bushel less than 1t
costs the English to grow Il. An exchange
says it seems almost incredible that this
should be so, but it Is nevertheless
proven, not alone by the figures Of the
English economists, but by the features Of
our trade last year. In this connection
the enormous progress made by the Uni.
ted States in this branch Of agriculture is
an interesting aud important study. In
1868 the country planted lS,4OO,1S2 acres
in wheat, and produced 92l,O3G,GOO bush.
els. In 1877 the acreage vas 2G,277 ,54S
and the production 3Ol,l04,14G bushelsf
The Increase in the value OF our exports
Of wheat and flour III 1878 over those in
1877 amounted to the enormous sum Of
s53,lGbO0l, aud tho exports of bread
stuffs last year aggregated SlSl, 77IS4l,
"These figures arc now astounding, but
the probabilities are that they will sCema
nothing to those that will be presented
ten years hence. The United States will
eventually be the food producing country
Of the world"
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Tho rue Mnr 10 In,Lrnrnte

The true way to inylgoratc feeble system
is to intuse activity into the operations Of the
stomach, that wondruns alcm6ic in which the
food IS transmitted into the constitute nts Of
blood the chef element OF our Vitality. Hos.
letters Stomach lIittery, because 1t accom-
plishes his end, is greatly to be preferred to
many sO-callea tonnes, useful indeed as appe-
Tiers, but imperative as aids to digestion and
assimilation. This sterling cordial, while 1t
invigontes the stomach, BEAUTIFULLY stimu-
late' tho liver, bowels and kidneys, ensuring
the escape through the regular channels OF ef.
system, which is thus purified as well as in.
yigUnted by it. Its tonic influence is soon
made manifest by au Increase Of vital energy
and more active and regular discharge of cY-
cry physical function, and 1t has the further
effect Of rendering the system unasSailable by
malarial Cpidemics
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= W IV e4Iyb IWVhItUVTTy' HITl
! scorn the impptation. Mr.. Speaker, in
the language Of the distinguished gentle.
man from Wyoming, 1t was narrated
that the great swimmer was going TO start
out and l concluded would 90 down
and sec tho show tgraiiS). hope the
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For sale by all druggists
SEALED PROPOSALS
For Use Of Coal Scales

NHAhLlkbI W. VA febFuAfy ~ 1873.
Srilel FmpnAlI will ha received at the once Of the
ily Clerk until SATURDAY, March 8, iS19, Ut four
o'clock rN Tor the the Gal StAles in the First
StcInd, Fourth, Filth, Seventh and Eighth Wards oil
city, for thgVnsulnE year Tho scales that pFopO.
al. Will In received Tor in the above named Wards are
a. follow;
first wanl-Ln,atel near the corner Of Seventh and
strTciG
.. s,eOsd waNl-Sealss at the north end Of secOnd
Wand Market. -
Fourth ward Selles-0ne on tho corner Of Eon and
seTeneenlh streets, aud one At tho east end Of old
hanc atnet bridge (near SeTen Genth street,.
ruth Mprl Scales One At tbs south end u the MAJ.
kel Square, CcGtrU Whrtllus and Que At Bodley Rra
coal hank.
ssveaIh wsrl-Seals located on Zane STREET
p l sad T - s. SS S 60 az SSi, 4 s Ts
hank. r -
an lids to keep SAID SS1ls In god order and 70,
Talr 'ho CsnTiiss on sCaiss Is'siHIpg The right to
it9iMWiT ALIEN UPDEGRAFP, CITY Clerk.
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TO CONTRACTORS
=. " Va. IIosrIraL Ion rnk IvMNr.

WESTON, W. Va, February rs, iSTl
Sealed proposals will DO received Vt this uibr, nh
drsed to the Secretary Of the Oanl u Directors,
At Weston "; VA,u TO April o 1872, II O'clock +.
", and Will 10 opened publicly ut 10 O'clock A. N.
on the day following, by the Bniri,
For the Stone Work,
For the Brick Work.
For the Carpenter Work,
Fur the PlGsiering Work,
Fur the Roofing Work,
Anlior the Painting and Glazing Work,
necessary tOr the construction Of the next serlOn az
the Hospital which Il 10 cJrrvspend to similar spc
ton already bullt-eEccpl S1lie minor rhinges-aud
VIII be o. cut ttone; the building beIng near Is lei
Long 49 let wide, and three aud four St.ries high
The walls viii be about two feet thick about one t
foot 10 thleknea. ''S
Bids VIII bc received separately for the stone work
complete In tho wallis the brick work complete in he
wallis tho carpenter work complete; the niasietinr
tomplelei the ro6RnR, sp1uing aud valley work CONE
plete aud for the painting aud glnrlns cGmpcir Inc
contractor la each eaSe furnishing everything neCes.
The material used must DO Of the best quality and
70 DO subject 10 the inspect ton u the building su.
peiinlondent beioIe being put In the building
The contractor Tor the stone work Is 10 commence,
his work OH or before the 2th day VI APRIL ISiD and
complete the same or before The lEt DAY Of DpcCn
Der, lSO The contractor for the brick work "a 10 Ia
ready 10 commence laying bick Ia the walls on or be-
lore the 10TH day OF June, 1879, and clmplea the
same pEainst the Isl day Of Dtcguber, 1850. The
contractor Tor tho eAfenter work Is 10 Keen we'll mn
With The stone and brick work and IL to finish The corr
tract within one month Iter the plasterer finishes L
contract. The contractor for painting and glazing
Will keep his work well up after tue carpenter and L
10 hnsh the aIne within one month after the carIc
ter finishes his contract The contractor for il,
10 commence his work or before the list tay Of de-
eember, 1917, and complete the SAME as soon as nrRS
ic1ble thereafter. The contractor for plasterlnT 4
70 begin his work By the lst day Of Apri, 1854 and
hniSh the Same by the ISt day Of July following,
Contractors will be paid on monthly estitpalcs.
made out by the Superintendent on work and InS.
ierial resetElug Is Ter cent en- each estimate until
the whole Of each contract Is completed.
VI PROPOSALS. shall TO accompanied by good and
sufficient fond RLd security, conditioned acc0r Iuc 10
law 70 bo approved By tho Boar Of DIrcetOr for the
faithful performance Of the conditions Of the CON-
tract bid for The penalty Of said bond shall bc fr nj
bid for. $50 >0"' '''S
The Board Of Directors reserve the right to rt,cct
all bids and prOCecd to re.lct tho cOnIuct or con.
tracts. wv"
Plans and Specifications eau 10 seen at the We.t
Virginia ospIIal for the insane at Weston, on audi
alter the l0th Of March, 1872.
ia, Il Il i il f l $!S#&;y. rs. c"".
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CRISTAnnRn,S HAIR nYE

The history Of the success great discoveries aaOrdS
no parallel to the triumphS over competition and pre-
judICe, accomplished by this powerful yet Harmless,
vegetable agent which nsiAniAneously changes any
obnoxious color Of the hair into black or brown a.
magnificent as any that Heaven ever bestowed upon
tho head Of man or woman. Manufactured BY J..
CRISTAD0IIO, No. % William 81, New York. Sold
" all Druggists. Applied by all Hair DresScIs.
fat?,uwvIU H#lT'
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IL os.o. Z, uo,,,o---I,,fd, ! ri, :,

IL cases OF Hemorrhoids Or Plies, Ha.,
bitnal' Costivencss, Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plaint, &C., Diner RakocEy Bitter Water
will be found highly beneficial This wat.
or from natures laboratory, Is an excellent
aud mild purgative, and Tor tho above dis,
eases II cannot be excelled. A wine.glassfnl
a dose. For sale by all druggists.
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eTsass ahsasssa&s.a4st1ts.
6s,1ssaI Nntsssx.

IN
GROVE TOWN HAIL ASSOCIATION, and ths sie,S
loa Of DlrecierS, will 10 held III the Tow Hall Al
Elm Grove, Ohio county, on THURSDAY, MARCH
9Oth, $50, commencing 1t 2P. n.
cHAs. II. DEtTERS, se.'y. fsgISar6
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members will take this Us n sufficient Cx-
ruse as | an not feeling very well just now,
and ! would like TO take seat.
Member from Harrison-I would like to
ask tho gentleman II lie was tinwelr the
night before last.
Member ut the Bari will state TO the
gentleman that | felt quite well until about
. o'clock the next morning.
Mr.. Speaker-By unanimous consent the
member at the bar will be given permits
sion to take seat in the aisle.
Voice from the wilIls Of BraxtOn = ! oh.
ject let him stand.
The gentleman from Pendleton-l think
the dignity Of this House should he OBJ
served and members should obey the call
Of the House, therefore when they violate
the rules
Member at the Bar-WiIl the gentleman
allow mo to interrupt him?
Member from PendletOn - Yes, sir,
when get through was going on to
say that when members violate the rules
Of the House they should receive their le-
climate dues | therefore move that tho
prisoner DO fined $40 aud costs OF arrest.
Member ut Bari rise to special priv.
iege.
Mr.. speaker-The gentleman has no
privilege on this floor at present.
Member from the North End Of tile
Panhandle-As this has occurred in day.
light second the motion to tine the gen.
/! tleman, II this had occurred ut night
there might have been some excuse for
him.
CR0RuE-"Thll mercy 10 Others shlw,
That mercy shiW to ms."
Let the boy Off easy.
Another Member-NTr. Speaker, | am rs
kind hearted man as there Is on this
floor, and ! want to show to the member
at the bar that / can forgive him now that
he Is in the same position | was In the
other night. Sir, at the Bonded knee OF my
mother | was taught to go TO bed early
and he good little boy, she recognizing
that great fundamental principle Of our
organic law:
Eirly 10 brd and early to rise
Mikesa mau healthy, alihy and wise
Therefore in obedience to my mothers
mandates left this hall at 10 o'clock on
Thursday night. At the hour when owls and
hobgnblins are abroad | was rulhlessly
torn from my warm bed and brought he
fore the bar Of this House, at the instance
of the gentleman at the bar. But, sir, /
have a kind heart, and forgive him and
say, let's let up on him.
The authorized caller Of the previous
question then shut down OIL tho speaking,
and the members conscious OF their own
impending wants in the same direction,
asked that furtherproceedings DO dispens.
cd with, which was granted, and the MEM
Der from II took his seat wiser and a
healthier man.
And thus endeth tho chnpter.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Philadelphia ActOmmOlIlIOn.-Th train only runs
between Whteng and Tr.adelphlA.
Daily except SunhRy-HeWark Accommodation,
tsleubenVille Arc0nmodation..-Ths train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Belalre, stopping when required al
sherman lioube, RtnaTille, West Wheeling and
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Wonderful Chances

Have occurred 10 hIscOuntry during the last three OF
four ycars, but none mOru wonderful than the Rev.
olutionS In Color produced among the Had, q
NE DsopL. he
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En..satin,1uI.

HIE1 A YEAR Board and Tuition for Girls, Boys
YiOo and Young Men. Preparatory C6Rrss Jor
BUIfHssi, TeaehiRJ, Msdieias LdF aRd Oiriauy. 10.
stTueiiOn thorough, Location unsurpassed. Rev.
7. n, REILLY, b D., Episcopal Academy, Had.
lenhCld, n. J. aniO
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
cITr ctrRK's orrrcR,

Orr CLERKs 0PPIcR, !
WHEELING, W. Va, February Is, isfy. !
Sealed Proposals. will 10 received at the office Of The
Ciiy Clerk, until ThuBdAy March g. 1872 al O'clock
NJ igI the making aud delivery Ui all CASTING The
ely Of WhrrnE may want for QUE year, except water
stop cocks and hTe plugs, RldS to 10 endorsed,
10 the Chairman Of the Committee Oh Water Work.,
lc6ltHwF Alex. UPDEGRARF, CITY C,ieTE,
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of West vlryIuIa, IS:
Jnp. Long Jnp. II. IIanes auI
JnO, Richards,
Steamboat
N g. ThanhbuseP

WHEREIg, a libel has Leen alcl In Tho Il.lEieI
Court o. The I'm led Slale for the District VI West
Virginia, gu The III day Of February, y, lSfO by
JnO Long aLi., RgAlhSt tho sieAIntIat n. g. Thln-
houteF her engines, tackle, 6uIh, apparel aud iprbl.
lure, Now, therefore, In punuanCe0 tho uoRilIon,
under The seal ui haid CCun, 70 me directed and de
nVred 40, no eby, give public notice 10 all porous
Claiming the lIid EelmbJst her engines, IN klc out.
IT. APPAREL lni furniture, IN any manner interested
thetelni that they be aud appear beiUTe the ad Dis
vi Court 10 Be- held u the city Of WhesIUR 10 anil
Tor tbs District If West vlH,uIi, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l2ru, 1872,
At II OClek 10 hu forenoon bi that DAY provided the
same shall be day Of iurhdI tOn OihtTWiSeC Tn tho
next day o. Jurisdiction thereafter thed and there 10
y Y eau' and % llale their allegations
For i'm. W. PATroS,
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Senate Bill No. 0, tho appropriation bill
for the State Normal Schools, coming up
on a second reading, pending oOnsidera-
ton Of the bill, call OF the House being
made and there not being quorum pres.
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