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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-04

4. Asenith Hall, BInghampton, N, y,
writes. II suffered for several months with
u dull pain through my left lung and shout
ders. / lost my spirits, appetite and color,
and could with difficulty Keep up all day.
Siy mother procured sOnle BurdOck Blood
Bites; | took them Bs directed, and have
felt no pain since the first week after using
them, aud am now quite we'll" Price 81 WV,
trial s'Es 10 cents.
Sold by ~LAughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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DR. RoOER's Worn sYRUP instantly de.
Bttoys WoRWs.
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lIlEII.

FLETCHER-On sunday afternoon, July ., 1851
Rt 8 30 O'Clock, JULIA ELLKE, iuiant daughter VI
James and Frances Fletcher Sged 8 months, / week
and days.
Funeral from the residence Of her paIsntS, No. %
ALLEY 10, on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. FrieudA
Of The family are invited. "
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PrIC,a FIRM Win an Advancing Zen
denCY.

PrICCa FIRM with AN Advancing Zen
denCY.
n. Y. Pullshn Of Saturday,
In view Of the season Of the year. q
great many buyers are inclined to remain
quiet beyond such parcels as may be re-
Quired for imperative necessity, and this
~curtaiIa demand somewhat. The delay,
however, is likely to prove only tempo
rs1y, as there 10 a pretty general desire to
get hold OF a fair proportion OF the clip,
and after the holiday season o larger and
moIs general call may be looked for.
Values in the meantime are well msin'
tanned on all grades, with hardening ten
dency, and holders retain much confidence
In their stocks, the sdvices from primary
points still showing stimulating features.
In Ohio 40 cents ia said 10 have been OBJ.
tanned, but dealers who have ist~ returned
from that State assert that the rate was
only made in isolGted cases, and mDCh less
freely bid thGn reported, the addition 10
cost tending to inducs greater eau ion,
The business here IL still c>uired largely
to Texas snd Clliiornit woods, 10 al rdiog
the least supply, but a fair proplrtian OF
other kinds changes hands, reign
goods not very active 40 ttr az reported.
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IVHREE AND TWO-sPRING PHAR.
i TONS, buSgie1, and also threa second.bandOd
spring WagonA and four b. rses, viii sell mcSt rgaS.
GNAbie. ] W. FERkEL, Cor. Main aud TWeD,ielh
BiTNetA iV1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-04
I:Oesm Tiny OuIy 10 len rno World

I:OcsMI iImy IUIS ~ tel the World
what DR.. Swayne's Compound syrup
ni Wild Cherry has done In nv. l
had q violent cough, night sweats,
sure throat, great weakness. with Be-
we're ATTACKS Of hemOrrhuge, gave up
sound and hearty man
EDWARD II. HANSON,
Engineer at Sweeney's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia,
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and | still remain a healthy man.
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L,c.,,. IN w,,, Virytota.

from an editorial in the Freeman, we
gather tue iyI!6"iag:
Tra,e 3yg tn!rtv nine cluulieS out oil
,l. INV flur,il West Virginia, that grant
40 EceEvo to the liquor ~irsiti@.
Tlnsg refusing !!ceaas G'e-BIbOuT,
Rome, RMxDoU, Books, Calhoun, Clay,
u Iddd.e, Fay elite, Gilmor, Grant Green
br,gr. RAnulcr, Harrison, Jackson, Lin
r,ig, UcDl well, Marion, Marshall, Mason,
Iercer, M~onongsIia, Nicholas, Psndlston,
r,eaSants, Pocahontos, Preston, Putnam,
a.Ieigb. Randolph, Richie, Roane, Sum
mprs, Taylor, Tucker, Tyler, UPshur,
Webster, Wirt, aud wyoming.
These granting I!csnse are Berkeley,
CabvlI, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson,
KspAwhs, Lewis, Logan, Mineral, Mon,
roe, Morgan, OHIO, Wayne, Wetzsl, and
Wood,
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TuE New York Public reaches the con-
ryu.ior that the wheat crop will be as
. largo Gs sin 1879, 40 O0O,C COO to 46O,OOO,OOO
bn.Rslg. abor. 40 O)O. 900 lesa than lest
ycar, and that tho United States may ind
il ditBcal, to market it's surplus with the
nresent fair showing for wheat in Europe.
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London Hair lestOrer, inslres new growth.
LHudon Hair Reslorer, Restores the color.
Land II HAIR X. stOrer, Exquisite dressing.
i1ndon Hair Resiorer, The only cleanly and
Lrnion Hair REstNrnr, GflaCtual Hair he.
London Hair Restuter, stnrer In the market.
A toilet luxury entirely free from all Ob.
noxiUus ur unpleasant OdOr.
THYsICIAHB URE AMI RECONNRED IT.
sgme eight Year, ago my hair commenced
falling, top became quite bald. ! applied
HIonioh hair Color RestOrer" My hair
moi only stopped ial Ing, but Is now growing
timely, and / consider II al invaluable article
for restoring the bRir. ] W. Abel, NJ D.,
Druggist, iO24 Beach street, Philadelphia,
Prizes 10 cents a bottle six bottles y. Sold
by Druggists. MWFAW.
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nnNnEl .nENlA0, IULY 4.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
Conrad at Stephens City.

: Major Conrad, the Democratic nomi-
nee of Frederick county, for the House
of Representatives addressed large
and enthusiastic audience Saturday
night at the Academy Hall, on the
political issues.
The desideratum of the speaker
seemed more to array the people
against the shortcomings of the
Coalition party than an exposition
of the pecuniary affairs of our govern
ment. 1t seemed clear to the mind of
the speaker that the manner of set
ting the debt was a foregone conclu-
sion, and that the Debt of Virginia
was no longer an issue of the campaign
The candidate spoke at some length
regarding the Wilson Blair letters,
and discanted against Lewis, Paul and
Others about repeating the poll tax
law; "such people,, said the speaker,
"are the scourge of every State in the
Union. In New York they are the
Conkling party, th,re in Pennsylvania
they are the Don Cameron party, thsss,
In the South they are the greenback
party, tAere in Virginia they are the
Coalition party here
He then spoke Of the vast mineral
resources of Virginia, "superceeding
even those of Pennsylvania, the mark
ed Importance of her commercial marts,
the increasing resources of Virginia,
and her ability to pay her obligations.
Major Conrad has the rare combina-
ton of striking personal appearance
and singularly impressive voice that
influences a powers land gains the undi-
vided attention of his audience. The
speech was well received by the peo-
pie here, and those of his faction ex-
press themselves well pleased with
the candidate.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

ested in the Oriole, and anxious to con-
tribute something towards making it
the most memorable success ever known
in the country. That it will be now
passes without argument. The Oriole
will be incomparably finer in every
way than last years celebration, and
to the general public will have more
interest in an hour than that had in a
day. Not but what the Sesqui- Cen
tennial was perfect and unparalleled
success, but it was to a certain extent
a local glorl6cation of deep interest to
Baltimoreans and of more or less at
Effectiveness to strangers. On the other
hand the Mardi Gras Pageant will
possess remarkable attractions for all
the guests as well as the citizens. Its
features will be of a general character
and the effect produced will be dazzling
in the extreme. There will be fully
three miles of the most beautiful tab
leaux of majestic proportions and ex-
quisite construction. The subjects
portrayed will not be disclosed until
the night of the pageant, lending a
mystic character to it and increasing
the interest. Those who have never
with essed Mardi Gras can form no
conception of its splendor and beauty.
The novelty of having it under hun
dreds of electric lights will greatly
enhance the effect and carry the be-
holder to the fullest realization Of the
most vivid imagination of the wonders
of the Arabian Nights. The musical
adjuncts to the pageant promise of
themselves to be worth a journey to
hear.
At the head of the pageant will be
the famous Gilmore Band from New
York, in splendid uniform, and num-
bering sixty five of the best musicians
of the Metropolis. The celebrated
Marine Band, of Washington has been
engaged as have all the Baltimore
bands and those Of adjacent cities. In
addition to taking part in the Oriole,
Gilmore's Band will give grand open
air concert on Wednesday afternoon
and play for the Mask Ball and Car
nival in the evening. What, with the
to the French visitors and
,he great military, fire and civic parade
Monday, the 10th; the Mardi Gsas,
Tuesday, the 18th; and the Carnival
md other features on Wednesday, the
9Th; the Baltimore Oriole will GER
'ainly eclipse any similar celebration
known in the United States. The B.
4 o. has not only made rate of one
half fare from all stations on its main
line, divisions and branches, but is
extensive preparations to afford
every accommodation to all who attend.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
The Ball Not Where 1t Was
Thought to be-Something for
The Medical Profession to Dis

cuss.
Although the autopsy was begun at
few minutes past four clock on the
Goth .inst., it was not until quarter
past eleven o'clock at night that the
result was made known by means of a
bulletin signed by all the attending
surgeons, DR.. Lamb, of the army med
ical Museum, who did the cutting, and
and DR.. Smith of Elberon, who was
called in order to comply with the
requirements of the laws of the State.
The bulletin was read to the CORES
pondents and those who have been
watching the case from the first and
reporting each days history. It was
the cause of much surprise and great
deal Of comment. The treatment of the
case, as viewed in the light Of the dis
closures made by the autopsy, will, it
is believed, be severely arranged by
the medical profession. The autopsy
shows conclusively that the ball was
not where the physicians said it was,
and that what has been regarded and
published day by day for weeks as the
track of the wound was something
else. The physicians have been treat
ing an opening into the body for the
depth of IL inches made by confined
pus burying its way, as the track of
the wound, when the latter went in
an entirely different direction. The
surgeons admit in the bulletin that an
abscess six by four inches had formed
in the vicinity of the gall bladder, be-
tween the liver and the transverse
colon. The bulletin says too that the
ball passed through and fractured the
spinal column, fact heretofore siren
uously denied by the surgeons. The
bulletin fails to 60 very much into de-
tails, and after it, was read DR.. Bliss
said there was a small pus cavity on
one of the kidneys not mentioned in
the bulletin. The surgeons say that
the immediate cause of death was Sec
ondary humorage from one of the ar
teries adjoining the track of the ball,
The blood infaming the peritonium
and nearly a pint of it escaping into
The abdominal cavity. A medical man
who heard the report read said that
The treatment of the President by the
was condemned by their own
report. and that the diagnosis of the
case made at the time of the shooting
now proved to be wholly wrongand
at fault. Drs. Hamilton and Bliss ex-
pected to find the ball where they
have insisted for a month it was-in
The front part Of the right groin-but
the autopsy discloses its presence in
,nother mart of tho hodv
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
THE ORIOLE.

BUSY PREPARATIONS, ENGAGEMENT OF
THE facets GILMORE, MARINE AND
OTHER BANDS. REMARKABLY BRIL-
LIANT SPECTACLE PROMISED.
Every man, woman and child in
Baltimore seems to be growing inter-
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
Steele e. BROS
STAR 4 STAR
CHEMICALS
Formula No. I. For Wheat.


We have been induced by an old
established, and reliable Fertilizer
manufacturing firm who thoroughly
understand mixing of chemicals, to
handle the "Star Chemicals forWheat"
as quite number of our farmers wish
to manipulate their own Fertilizers,
and have applied to us for chemicals.
We now offer them the above with the
firm assurance that it will meet their
wants in every respect. There are
chemicals offered at price slightly
lower than the price Of the "Star,"
but we assure our patrons that there
is not one ounce of inert matter, such
as dirt, or sand enters into the COM
position of this formula, and we have
spared no effort to get the best chemi-
calls that can be obtained for the mo-
ney, as over one-forth of this FORMULA
is PURE DISSOLVED ANIMAL BONE.
The price at which it is offered
places it within the reach of all, and
we hope our farmers will give it fair
trial this season. Cash price of the
"Star Chemicals" delivered at Steph-
ems City depot, free of freight, $1,000.
On IL months time, payable October
LIST 1882 $3.50,
1t is put up in 4 sacks containing
IT'S pounds each, making 700 pounds
in all, full instructions for mixing ac-
company each formula.
Thanking you for the great success
of the "King Phosphate" and wishing
a good demand for the Star Chemicals
We remain yours truly,
STEELE & BRO.
Stephens City, We Aug, q, 1881.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
TAKE
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.

II will Positively Cure Sick Headachei
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this
terrible disease. We assert emphatically.
what we know to be true.
CONSTIPATION
should not be regarded as a trifing ailment.
Nature demands the utmost regularity of
the bowels. Therefore assist Nature by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t is
harmless, mild and effectual.
PILES.
Relefis at hand for those who suffer day
after day with Piles. 1t has cured hundreds.
and will cure you.
MALARIA.
Per sons may avoid all attacks by occa-
sionally taking dose of Simmons Liver
Regulator, to keep the liver in healthy action
BAD BREATH,
generally arising from disordered stomach,
can be corrected by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator.
JAUNDICE.
Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradicates
this disease from the system, leaving the
skin clear and fresh from all impurities.
COLIC.
Children suffering with Collie soon expe-
renee relief when Simmons Liver Regula-
tor is administered Adults also derive
great benefit from this medicine 1t is not
unpleasant; it is harmless and effective
Purely vegetable.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Buy only the Genuine in White Wrap
Der, with red z, prepared only by ]. H.
zeilin & Co. For sale by
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

In the parlor of the Daley Hotel
Oakland Md. can be seen by the visitor
(for it is quite place of resort in sum
mer) some very remarkable ancient rel
icks viz: An old corner cupboard in
corner of the parlor more than one
hundred years old in which are two
pewter plates left by Washington at a
spring called by his name on the banks
of the Yahhagheny when on his way
to the Kanawas in ITS, also setting
near the cupboard is split-bottom
rocking chair said to have been used
by VIM Penn when treating with the
Indians and a small fax spinning wheel
upon which it is said flax was spun or
hemp for Gen. Washington's shirts
when fighting the Indians and also a
latch used on a door ofthe first cabi n
built in the Glades. S,
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24
Thinkers will Read and Heed
This,

When our most experienced and
practical physicians widely recommend
and endorse medicins, knowing from
the Ingredients used, it must have an
excellent general effect on the human
system, and true strengthened Of
of every organ Of life, and recognized
as Natures best assistant in curing
dyspepsia, indigestion, general debility
nervous prostration, want of vitality,
canvalescence, fevers, chronic chil,s
and fever, dumb ague, female diseases,
broken down constitutions, i'll health,
weakness, debility imperfect working
of the organs Of life and health, ETC.,
all of which make life miserable, and
the sufferer eager pray for all that
vilest and most unprincipal class of
of ignorant medical pretenders, who
call themselves specialist, but whose
speciality consists chiefly in getting all
the money they can out Of their VIC
TOMS then indeed should the press
of the country call the attention of suf-
fering humanity to so meritorious COM
pound. We refer to Browns Iron
Bitters, remedy having the largest
sale in the East of any medicine ever
before invented, simply because it has
true merit, and is truly soothing and
refreshing to all and every one suffer-
from ill health. Our druggist will
procure it for you.-Herald.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-24

FUR SALE BY AID DRUGGISTS,
Buy only the Genuine in White Wrap
per, with red T. prepared only by ]. H.
Zeilin & Co. For sale by
STEELE & BRO, Druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
Latest About the English Beauties.

Latest About the English Beauties.
"A PhiiadelphiAn who moved in the highest
society last season in England, says that
Mira Langly has irredeemsbly fallen from
her aspiring pedestal. Society has tolerated
her long enough. She would have been cut
months ago but for the slavish Difference paid
to all whom II. r q. delights to honor.
"The Jersey Lilly" it is asserted. appealed
TO that illustrious parsonage 10 pay her debts,
but tie princs has difficulty in meeting
bis own responsibilities, and so dc.
cliped. The fair lsdy's indis,retiors
became. very glazing Of late, and tn
bailitf's men almost made her house their
home, 80 that the hnsl smash has surprised
but few. Her beauty is more the. accident Of
roysl favor than an actual fact The lower
portion OF her face Is by no means prepos-
sessi' &. the chin bitg long and the mouth
large, aud che has also way Of carrying her
head bent on her breast, which, while ena-
bling her to make play with her certainly
beautiful eyes, gives her particularly un.
graceful csrrisge. ,s rr-
Mrs. CORVALLIS West is woman of quite
different order, though in the opinion of our
countryman, her claims to any sisterhood
with Venus are likewise meagre. She is,
however, as Caesars wife should be, and her
husband is a man Of very good family and
large means.
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LOST.

I OST-At Kan & Campbell's building, a
IL black ana tan dog, answers to the name
Of Dandy. A liberal reward will be paid to
the party who will bring him TO the Grand
Windsor Hotel j r. Iorg mayl
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DIR. =. FAC AN.

Paving permanently located In Dallas, re.
spectfully offers his professional service 10
once 7is main street.
Residence, Grand-w iAdsor hotel.
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rear as possible the color, price, style, etG.,
desired. A whole suit can now be sent by
mail ut small cost. T1CKNOR a 60. reier
to Thousands wlc', they have thus supplied
during the past rnrs. Send for samples,
or cnli us ". cor. 6ih & Chestnut, 81. Louis.
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FOUN ID

EouNp-A note for 90 50 given January
IL 1880, to w. l.. Rector or order by l. y
Tal,ferro. Owner can have same by calling
at Herald office and paying for this advertise
ment. Rpr 20
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ron ExOHANGN

ToR ExCR4NGE-X few interests In min.
= gclaims In Grant county. New Mexico,
for good Texas lands. Address w q Currie,
Shakespeare, New Mexico.
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NOR SALE OR Observation-Disclosures lands
I In jack. Pamela and San Augustine coun.
ties. Also, q hne improved farm In Collin
viii sell or trade on easy terms the above
named property For further particulars, ad-
dress. W. T. COKER, Allen Station.
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lIOR s LE--Brick store No. GA Elm street,
l. brick ct re No. 70l, corner of Elm and
l4i4 and lA8 Elm street, end 1888 and 1885
Main street; dwelling house, 9 stories, 8
rooms aud clubhouse Of two rooms, Nos. 1884,
1895 and 1898 Elm street. Also, valuable
lands in Dallas and other counties. Hunt.
Lathrop & Hayes, attorneys-at-law. No. $40
Main street, Dallas. Apll-tf
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PASTURE.

have Ave hundred acres In
Il pasture, with plenty OF running water.
Bros fruit stAnd, Corner Lamar and Main
streets. Il. q. knight.
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ERSONAL-lf you want FASH.
lONABLE CUSTOM AIDE
CLOTHING ut reasonable prices
send to TlCkNOR d CO., the
celebrated Merchant Tailors Of st.
Louis Established 1857 who Will
send free by mail q full line OF
samples Of piece goods, measure.
ment rules, etc., In fact every.
thing necessary to enable you to
take o measure by which they
guarantee you stylish, perfect.
fitting, wcll-made garments, ct
from SIS q suitup. Please state as
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FOR RENT,

EoR RENTING store. No. 7s7 Elm streets
= with fine fixtures, counters, 60, suitabl.
Tor any kind of business. Apply to ID. G.
hedden A:Bro 731 Elm street. ap3O st. mas II
HOR RENT-Two story residence, contain.
Ing rooms, halls and gallery, With all
.he cDnveniences. situation pleasant and
healthy. Apply at Works stable. spr3O5t
L .,r.-Tie business house now occu.
T. pied by Erwin q Co., 403 Elm street, win
be for rent on the first Of April. Apply tOtohu
Browning, 1857. Elm-street.
EOR RENT-Ths Bennett hide house, In rear
i OF John Potts grocery store, In front Of
will hold 8, 900 bushels of corn. For particu
lars, inquire Of John Browning. 1867 Elm st
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NOR SALE.-A fsw half canopy suits at re-
l. duced prices at Billipg'on's Furniture
store. Also a large stock Of all kinds of Furni
ture- every thing ut n bargain.
DOR SALE, on easy terms "A few choice
dition, near the Fair Grounds. The most
beautiful lots about Dallas. Apply 10 Th0s.
Field, 405 Elm street
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FOR SALE.

DIOR SALE-sixlY- i've lots, 50xi00 feet each
IL In Crowdus 4 Ackards' addition IN "East
Dallas" viii sell at bargains and give easy
terms for payment to desirs BILE customers.
Jones 4 Murphy, Real Estate Agents. 7O9
Main street aprs0 A.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-21
NEWSPAPER .INFLUENCE."
The Effect OF the New York Mining
Records Structures.

n Effect Of the New York Mining
Records Structures.
The influence that the so-called mining
newspapers of New York exert on the
minds Of their readers, says the s. F.
Stock Exchange, is well illustrated by the
result Of the New York Mining Records
war upon the management Of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company. For
months the Record has kept up a howl
against the management, condemning it in
unmeasured terms, and imploring the
stockholders at the East to combine and
GUST it from power. The Record is a widely
circulated journal, and as the Eureka
stock is heldin large quantities at the East,
1t was no unnatural to suppose that the
Records structures would have influenced
some OF the stockholders at least against
the management, and led them to oppose
its continuance OF power. But not 30. At
the election on Monday there was not only
no opposition to the management mani
tested, but there was not even on inquiry
made regarding it,. There were Al, 900
shares represented out of the so. 900 in the
corporation, and the whole AZ, 900 were
voted as a unit. There was not a question
affecting the management arising in any
quarter Nobody present seemed to know
anything about the Mining Record, or to
have ever heard Of 1t. The editor, who for
four months has howled himself. hoarse in
denunciation Of the management, was not
even present in spirit, and not a sonl was
there to reiterate his charges or attempt to
make them good. This shows that what
ever may be the influence Of the press
generally. that Of the New York Mining
Record on the minds OF its readers ia like
the algebraic a, an unknown quaint ity.