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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
Officers of the Legislature.

r..
Lieutenant Governor Denver, President.
Israel Crawford, President pro TEN.
Charles +. Bicknell, Secretary.
Thomas a.. Waterman, Assistant Sec
rotary.
r. +. Hurns, Minute Clerk.
X. Il. Parkinson, journal Clerk.
NJ. ID. Hatch Copying Clerk.
Joseph JOS"phS, EngrOSSing Clerk.
\. Il. Lamb, Serg"ant-at-ArmS.
l.. d.. Noyes, Assistant Sergeant-at.
Arms.
George +. Allen, Chaplain.
HOUSE.
John II. Bowman, Speaker.
O. II. Grey, Speaker pro tenn.
Andrew Whiiford, clerk.
j NJ. Woodworth, Assistant Clerk.
George w. Rogers, Minute Clerk.
Wm.J johnson, Engrossing Clerk.
I. w. MctiOvern, journal Clerk.
Richard Paddock, Sprgeant-at-Arms.
VI. {. Hickey, Assistant SeIgeant-at-
Arms.
Rev. Mr.. Woods, Chaplain.
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Standing Committees Of the Senate

standing COMMITTEES ct the Senate.
On ElacIionS-NoOre, Stevenson, Cas-
sidy. McBeth. Hail TIL
ON hlleage-DaNenpOrt, Clapp, Small.
On Ways and Means-IiaZlett, Mccoy.
Wilson, Eastman.
On Judiciary Mccoy, Narian, Nc
Clinton. Lockwood, Cleveland.
ON Printing-tassidy, Hobart, Small.
On Military and InuIan Affairs-FoX,
Campbell, Moore.
ON County Boundsrics-Hill, Eastman,
Walters. Wilson, Mills.
On Agriculture and Manufactures
Small, thompson, Campbell.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., McClinton,
aVrnpOrt.
On Northumberland. Cassidy,
C1app,
On EngTossment-Crawford, McRcth,
Davenport.
On Federal Relations-McClinton, Ho.
bart, Cleveland.
On Roads and Bridges-Campben, Hill,
small.
On Mills and Mining-McBeth, Ho-
bart, Walters, tlapp, Mccoy.
On State libIary-Narian, Davenport,
Mccoy
On Public Morals-Clapp, Stevenson
Campbell.
on State Affairs Hobart, varian,
Small.
On Claims Phelan, Mills, Eastman.
On supplies and EXpenditures-East-
man, McClinton. Fox
ON Rules and Joint Rules-Thompson,
Hill, Cleveland.
On state Prisnn-MillS. Hazlott. Phelan.
TN Corporations Wilson, Cleveland.
Cassidy, Moore, Hobart.
On Railroads and Internal Improve
ments-Clrveland, Moore, McBeth, Phe-
Ian. Eastman.
On Public Lands-Walters, Thompson.
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Assembly Standing Committees.

On Northumberland, Morton and
Stern.
On Military and Indian Afrairs-Hart,
Drakr, drummer, rho and Cole.
ON Federal R"iaiiOns-Hart, Drummer,
Fox. Prague and Kryser.
On Public Morals drummer, Prague
and Lennon.
On State Library-Mack, Mccall and
Ely.
On Public Lands-Hopkins, Sanford,
Mccall. Lyman and Danberg.
On Internal Observation-Disclosures,
Burgess, Mathews, Carpenter and Price.
On Counties and County Boundaries
Stoddard, drummer, Prague. Horton and
Ely.
On Trade and Manufactures-Smith,
Sessions, Lyman, Danberg n Vim
hedge.
On Education-Grey, Mack, Stearn.
TObin ard Wallace.
On Mines and Mining Ely, Andrews,
CraiguH, Robinson and Prague.
On Claims-Andrews, Savage, Drake,
Randall and Twiss.
On state Prison-Horton, Street, Nor
risOn, Grey and Prauge.
On Corporations-Owen, Stoddard,
Derby, street and Hickey.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05
The Legislature.

The present Legislature of Neva0a Is
composed of the following memoerst
STATE SENATE.
Campbell, Frank, Esmera:da, X.
Cassidy, q. W., Lander, d..
Clapp, Il. -, Lincoln, r.
Cleveland, A. e., White Pine, II.
Crawford. Israel, Ormsby, X.
davenport, I. =, Lyon. X.
Eastman, Z. H., Washoe. X.
Fox, l.. l., storey, D..
Hazlett. j. C., Lyon, r..
Hill, William, Churchill. ID.
Hobart, W. 3, storey, X.
Lockwood, a. j., Ormsby. r..
Mcbcth, Robert. Humboldt, u.
McClinton, j. c., Esmeraida, Il.
Mccoy, W. W, Lander, II.
Mills u. f.. White Fine, ID.
Moore, j. h., Elko. L..
Phelan, Jas, storey, Il.
small. j. W, Douglas. Ind.
stevenson, c. c., storey, X.
Thompson, William. Washoe, II.
Narian. c. s., Humboldt, X.
Walter. u. T., Nye, X.
Wilson, j. r., Lincoln, ID.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams, T. NJ, storey, K.
Allen, Cranston, Churchill, II.
Arnold, Richard, storey, L..
Bowman, John, Nye, Il.
Drummer, =. NJ, Esmeralda, II.
Burgess, J. H., Lander, ID.
Carpenter, W. H., ESmeralda, X.
Cole, Fred. W., White Pine, d..
Craigue, Z. A., Lincoln, Il.
Crawford, James, Lyon, X.
Danberg, III. Fred, Douglas, Ind.
Derby. c., storey, K.
Drake, Franz v, Lander, X.
Ely, r. J. Lander, X.
Fox, Jacob, Storey, X.
Gillagher, j.. T., EsIncralda, r.
GRAY, o.. H.. White Pine, II.
Hart, 4. NJ, Lyon, X.
Hoppin, j. H., Humboldt, r.
Horton, X L., Lander, Il.
keySsr, w. b., rmSby, X.
Lennon, F., Washoe, D..
Lyman, ID. e., Ormsby, L..
Mack, 4. T., Lyon, X.
Matthews. Ed White Pine. D.
Mccall, Robert, Esmeralda, r.
Morrison. q. H., Storey, X.
Owen. SAM, Storey, Il.
Prague, j. e., Nye, L..
Price. W. F., V'ashoc, r.
Randall. John, storey. X.
Hickey, L. B., Douglas, II.
Robinson, ThOS., White Pine, r.
Sanford, j. NJ, Churchill, d.
Savage, j. a., Elko, d.
Sessions, r. c., WashOe, r.
Shcpperd, W. b., Storey, X.
Shoatf. Phil. L., Lincoln, ID.
Smith. j. p, Storey, Il.
StParn, r. H., storey, X.
Stoddard, c. H., Humboldt, II.
street, ii. c., ElkO, ID.
.1Obrintr, Jacob, trmSby, Il.
Twiss, J. o., Humboldt, H..
N~innedge, ID. c., White Pine, D.
Wallace, ThOs., Lincoln, ID.
Wilson, j. W., Storey, Il.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 2
U. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN, NEy

U. S. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN, NEv.,)
January 18th. 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ A. l.. Selmcr and thomas Conn,
whose p~OstOfiice address is Eureka, Lam
der county, State of Nevada, have made
application for patent for six hundred
loCU) linear feet OF the Galloway lode,
bearing silver n other minerals; the
same being three hundrvd CiU0). feet west
efly and three hundred $500 feet easterly
from discovery shaft thereon, with sur.
face ground two hundred feet in width !:
situate i'll Eureka Mining District, Lam
der county, state of NeNad, and described
in the plat and field notes on file in this
Office, as follows VIZ
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DELINQUENT Sale Notice.
1 DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED
. MINING COMPANY.-Iocation O

works. Eureka Mining District, Lander
County, State of Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of
assessment mo 81 levied on the I'D day
of December, 1872, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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pHEN!X SILVER MINING COMPA.
ny. Location of works. Eureka
Mining District, Lander County. state "f
Neyado ctdt VI

Mining District, Lander County. State of
Nevada. u
NOTICE is hereby given that Mt a meet.
ing OF 1.-THE Board of Trustees OF said CON.
PamE, held on the 9TH day of January. A.
". 1919, an assessment of fifty cents per
a was levied upon the capital stock
OF said company, PAYABLE
IN Ohited States gold coin, I the Score.
aaryi a the office Of the company, Room
20 Building. 4l9 California
street, san Francisco, California.
m stock upon which said assessment
nan remain unpaid on thursday, the
.hirIeenth day of February, A. ID. 1873.
snail be deemed delinquent, and will be
uuIy advertised for sale at public auc-
tloH, n unless payment shall be made
oeiore, Will be sold on THURSDAY, the
sinh day OF March. A. ID. 1873, to pay the
u~eIihquent assessment, together with
COSTS Oh advertising and expenses of sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE,
~nice-Roo u. Hayward's building.
No; 40 California street, San Francisco
California. i.Is
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Shining 9otires.
Delinouent Sale Notice.

Magnolia silver Mining y Smelt.
ing Company -IOcation of Works, Eu'
rcka Mining District, Lander u
Notice.-1herr are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on recount oi
assessment tho. y levied on seven,
fecnth day of December, 1872, the several
amounts set opposite n names oil the
respective shareholders. as follows:
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The
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
THE

EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which. tend to promote the best in
terests of the whole people of the State,
county and town, and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare Of Lander u
ty. Being issued at the center OF the
richest Mining District Of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements. which
shall be worthy the attention of those
seeking Investments in Tho Mines Of
Eureka District and Lander County.
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Minins.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1876.

NOTICE No. I'D.
T., =. REGIsTER's OFFICE,
AUSTIN, Nevada, December sd, 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Hermann Heynemann has this
day filed in this office q plat. to-
gether with a notice Of application ior q
patent from the United states, under act
of Congress approved May IL, 1872, for
four hundred feet of q certain vein, lode or
deposit of quartz, or other rock i'm place,
bearing silver. known as The Bull
whacker lode, running 200 feet south
westerly, and zoo feet northeasteIiy iro.n
the Bullwhacker shaft, situated in the
Eureka mining district, and county,
State of Nevada, and more particularly
described as follows, to wit:
SURVEY NO. 81.
Beginning at q post marked No. !. U. :.
survey. No. 81, whence post No. OF sur
vey No. 81, made for the Eureka CONSOLE
dated Mining Company upon the TUCK
eye lode or deposit. bears ;. ! deg. MIN;
+. 1859 feet. h summit OF Ruby mn
No. l. bears s. D deg. % min. w. So5S ieet.
The flag staffin thetOwn of Eureka bears
s. &C deg. 3; min. f.. 9Sl7fect. and the CEN
ter q, the top of the Eullwhacker shalt
bears :. 29H deg. w. 223h feet thence
running S.A deg +. 200feet. to post marked
deg. W. 400 feet. to post marked No: 8,
u. survey No. 81; thence n. 3ideg.
W. 200 feet 4 post marked No. 4, US.
survey No. 81, and thence n. rs degrees
F.. 400 feet to post No. 1. the place OF be-
ginning, containing ! and S4-lW acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation of ICY deg.
East.
This claim is on unsurveycd lands,
and is bounded on neither end by any
known claimants. The nearest mine Is
the Nulture, on the southwest.
The notice and diagram of the above
claim can be found posted at the Dull-
whacker shaft.
ALFRED f. SHANNON,
d2S-60d Register.
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Nhe eureka Sentinel.

A GOOD SHowINa.-The Gold Hill
Ne,cs of last evening says: On the
Gold Hill delinquent tax list for the
present fiscal year there we're only
ten names.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-05

THE laws Of Iowa no longer make
any distinction between husband and
wife in their control v their own
property.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

I'm AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST.
~ 1872. Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, WadswOrth, Reno,
M~arysville. Redding flor Orrgonj
Sacramento, stockton, LathrOp,
MERGED flor NOsemitel, Upton
flor 10 Angeles), San Jose and
San 10 rs AN.
Overland Freight and Accomo-
datiOn Train for San Fran
SisCo :UU N.
Overland Passenger Train for
Carlin, TOano, Ogden and
Overland Freight and Accomo-
datlon Train for Ogden and
A.. n. TOWNE, GenI Supr
I. IL. GOODMAN, General Passenger
n Ticket Agent a.
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THE SENTINEL having a large and
extended circulation, offers a valuable
medium for Advertisers who wish to build
up a trade and patronage in this section
OF Nevada.
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LOB PRINTING or AL KINDS
y neatly executed At the Ooice Of thu
EF8EKA S1ET4Np
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And IN accordance with law n al or
der of the Board of Directors, made on the
23rd day of December. A. d.. 1872,
the so many shares Of zach parcel of said
stock as may be necessary. will be sold
at public auction at the salesrOOm OF
cry street, a Francisco, California, on
FRIDAY the 14th day of February, 1873, at
the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and eX-
penses Of sale.
w. w. TRAYLOR, Secretary.
OFFICE-ROOm Q Hayward's Building,
,12 California street, San Francisco, Cali
loEHia. ja2
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-28

,,lc and very simple operation this is too !,
md housekeepers should bear it in mind that a
urglari is never happier than when he sees the
eni of a key in the door of the premises he
Us ~h', to enter. Then if the key is not i'll the
u.h. here are picks which viii open the orli-
nary fastening. or if that fails. here is an instru-
uyni for taking an impression in wax from
...h to east 4 KEY. Whirh reminds Int Of u
,-modol in this collection made by convict
1873 state Prison. Ii is 4 model his cell kcy, com
-ed entirely of bread and soap, and drcd. 1t
perfect piece ol work. but unfortunately
r tine >killtll maker. it WAS Intercepted Oh its
~~a@c from prison: Otherwise the convict
would donptle~~ have been provided with key
rt perhaps made his escape. Another con
fi}.nt, is used tor blowing locks with gun
uaN der. Thi~ consists of a lin tube provided
midway with a funnel, through which the pow
b-r lall- into the tube, whence il Is blown IN
u mouth bring applied to the outer end OF the
lYDe. When sufficient powder Is blown into
jli- lo.k the kryhole i closed with an iron
In. having m aperture large enough to admit
fi~r with which Ia IGNITE the powder. \
-llpliltcl'~ bag is another aid 10 roguery. This
u4dr double, il Worn under the hoop skirt
,a ha~ pocket hole through which the plthl-
j. admitted corresponding hole being cut
&, ihy s"Wn. The bag here exhibited WAS full
hen il Wearer was captured, containing two
.tN hlt> among other articles more or less
.t.hy. The Metropolitan Horse Railroad Co.
..,r Ion some time required their conductor 10
UlN punches, hich had a gong, the object
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-28

\ New Orleans correspondent of the
New ! ork Tribune, has been taking Il run
through the sugar plantations in louisiana
for the purpose of learning something of
the worth of the freedmen as field labor
ers. TO find evidences of thrift in the freed
men appears To have been arare exception
with him. The negro gets his house-rent
fuel garden spot, with privileges of rails
These privileges he gets free of charge In
addition to this he is paid each month at
the rate OF one dollar a day. He stipu-
few honorable exceptions, he never gives
Outstanding the work required of him,
from long practice, he will almost surely
neglect it, unless watched and compelled
to do it, This watching is very costly to
the planter, who must employ trustworthy
persons for the purpose, who can do moth
ing else. 1t is a tax superadded to his
necessary expenses. The laborers can
better dispense with the necessaries than
with the Injuries OF life. Cleanliness and
care Of their persons, which used to be
enforced by their former masters, are gen
orally neglected by them, and hence
increased sickness and a much larger
mortality among them Of all ages
Experiments in colonizing laborers are
now being made, but with only poor sue
cess so far rs their labor is concerned
The Chinese from California prove very
| thriitleSs, and ate up all they earned
Some Gaicians who were brought ovel
| from Spain have thus far shown them
selves industrious; but these being few il
| number, not much reliance can be PLACED
| upon them
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Terrible Accident.

New YORK AUG % While number
Of men We're pulling down the building at
the corner OF West Eleventh street, near
Hudson, this morning, the walls fell in
with u crash, killing four men instantly
and Woundng nine others to such an en-
tent that their death is looked for mo-
nrnlariy The building was an old pork
packing establishment, being cheaply al
tered into Il tive-story tenement house.
Part Of the front had been taken down,
floors removed and new ,ioists put in The
gable ends were left standing, and on the
joi~te, bricks and other materials taken
from the front We're piled, which caused q
dead weight on the centre of the .joists,
which drew the gable walls toward the
interior of the building. At the time of
the accident some fourteen OF fifteen men
were ut work in the interior and several
were on ladders outside and, on the side
walk All OF n sudden there was a culver
and 4 crash, and the entire gable walls,
The remainder Of the front of the building
and the ~cHtlolding. front and rear, and u
quantity of material fell into the centre Of
the building. The groans and shricks Of
Of those who witnessed the accident We're
appalling. y large force of police arrived
and a Hose Company, and all proceeded
Immediately to remove the ruins and cX-
tricate those buried Nine Were soon
taken out A laborer named j. Driscoll
was killed, his body being mashed to a
Jelly Michael Foster was killed and also
John Foster, an apprentice, and four bodies
remain at the station house unrecognized.
Three of the nine injured and now at the
hospital cann0! survive. A great crowd
gathered in the vicinity, and much excite
men prevailed All the killed and injured,
except the apprentice are men having
larot4 families The contractor is to be
erminally prosecuted for carelessness in
not properly snoring the walls while alter
inc the building
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Generations.

tN, me mn daily eingerbrrid.' i the petit
H.,not 70 little mi-s nj Dubuque.
,..t t5,,,tiII Al, c.u intn - ho,,.
,, Il h'..G ,inlyi,w,,I .n1 NJ,
l'it.,,. H.. II, i','iI h,I,, hiInsrIf
'.-':'l' ;,,'i 1''.h,Il'i@ berries N"S i'''it
t"'N ~ lIlt il''N' ny i Ihl'P9n''N'' "'''
i"N w. '""'' al ''i'''9' 7>'''P'u haIi"'
whale weighing about 1000 pounds Ina, been
..pflirpJ ,,t York hr.rh The fish ont in m,
.,roin, a,nonr tine rocks ami WI. I1t,,rrd to
.Ndh. H. hn.eth W:,. twenty trrl.
ll.,in., ,.,rI. ,,i,, II..,. l,r,l... j.. =, loto
.tlf,, .5,,,,...,j,,,.. a. SWAMI Via b,yn Inst
.5,nJ. and tbiuL fbr, LnnI, sn,nrtl,ii,~ ,hout
I,.hr.
The truly happie~t family is moi that attached
fu HaUuun'> sh"W. ii consists vi i poor Wild
.H With eight lltlV Girls at EhOlntoWn, Ind She
HHrrd'd ~, the other clay, and now reioice-
....t link -a>h
lhr inventor OF the crooked neck squash can
10. congratulated 4 second time: for not only
NJ It Dr. hing M on a nail. but the squash bugs
.|au't touch it. in ANY STAGE of groWth--: least
-lN~ tine Brunswick Telegraph
a." -'iH INV w, al" 't1|iiiS '''hi. J"9 '.''ii.
"nno INK r M S n f'i ih, nn ~ III
i'ritah WIN diN|Ili% l&hl' lh." m"hrS our
3u'H" '''i'-''N N'iH ''"'"'4''7 ~ 'n' ~
-h''
twrnt>-nnr women and CHRIS recently Dick
MAI heIrl., near Scranton Pa. took r,.ilte. in
cried elllutt during a thunder shower LIGHT
l.s struck Tire. ,h,lutl almost immediately after
.-inj- and f2>, of ihr women were .trurk
t.,I
t'rnit'' 4uth"u-". Esd. nn" ol The proprie-
'l- "i me l'rrhIe ll"uNc. ON ms return from 4
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

W r.HNF-oDAi, kAUgUsI ~.
At market for the current Week-Cattle 1856 Sheep
and Lambs 2,057; Swine IA, 1000 number of Western
Cattle 30ol. Northern Cattle and Working Oxen and
Mich Cows, 275.
quality $7a7 25 first quality So 5aG s. second
quality so 75a6 81 49, third quality 81 }4a5 poor
est grade OF coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c, SO 5Oa4 %
Brighton Hides-9c per Id. Brighton Tallow Ga
1-2c per Id.
Country, Hdes-s 1-2c per lb. Country Tallow 5a
Lee per lb.
Calf skins lealsc peglb sheep Skins Soc.
Working Oxen-We quote sales of Or, 9Th 1ft
Gin, $2l5; pr lit, SIS, pr, 7ft 5000 pr CIT SIM
500.
Mich Cows and Stores-We quote extra at S55a00
ordinary $2Ja50 per head But Il few Store Cattle
brought into market this season.
Sheep and Lambs--Western Sheep cost Sac l4c
Lambs SaS l-4c per ID, delivered.
Swine-Pigs, wholesale II l2al2; retail l}al4c per ID
Hogs 700 in market; prices &c per b.
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Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the Ccntan Liniment
will not relieve no swelling ii will not subdue
is strong language, but it is true. Where the
parts are not gone its effects ar. marvellous
1t has produced more cures of rheumatisn
neuralgia ock-jaw, palsy, sprains, swelings
caked breasts, arad9, burns, salt-rbeum, ear
ache &c., upon the human frame and of strains
SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals in one wear
than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. Ii is a counter-irritant an
all-heallnS pain reliever. Cripple@ throw away
their crutrhes, the lame walk poisonous bites
are rendered harmless and the wounded are
healed without scar. 1t i no humbug The
recipe is published around each bottle Ii is
selling article ever before sold. and it sells
because il does jlst what it pretend. 10 do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain
OF swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Cenaur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chonc-rhematism govt, running tnmors, &C.,
have been received. We will send circular
containing certificates, the recipe, &c., gratis. to
any one requesting it, One bottle of the yellow
wrapper Centaul Linment is worth one hun
bred dollars for spawned or sweenied horses
and mules, or for -crew-worm in sheep. Stock
owner--thiS linment is worth Your attention.
No family should be without Cenaur Liniment.
J. b. ROSE & CO., New York.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
Z 0TFeCled WetA7y .JOF 1Ne JOh1'Nf
EEIEAST Wndneslay- Aunus 81

- MONDAY, Aug. %.
BUTTER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
at &c per Id; fair to good do NJ 2ia25c fine West
ern at 23a25c; medium do at 1Sa20c, and bakers at
Halle per Id.
CHEESE-We quote fine factory at l3al3 / &C ;me,li
UNI do at 11a12c, and common do at sac per h.
EGGS-The market is firm at PIC per doz.
BEANS-The market is firm, and there is a fair
demand for mediums at So s0a2 81 per bush. and for
pea beans at % 25a3 GO per bush mediums have been
sold to day at SO CO per bush
POTAIOES-Saes were made at 81 60 per Dbl. for
Long Island and SO 90 for natives, Sweet Potatoes
sold at So 00aS 90 per Dbl
HAY-We quote good and choice hay at s2sa'o per
ton, and fair to good do at $lsa.5 Straw remains
steady at S27 per ton.