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HEART
pISEASE

il Incoming very con mon in every community, and
tht sudden deaths resulting warn us to seek some
relief The disease assumes many different forms,
among which we notice PALPIrATIoN, ENLARGE
MENT, SPASMS, OSSIFICArION OR BoNY FOkMA-
IIoN OF THE HEART, RHEUMATISM, GENERA L
DEBILITY, WATER tBDUr THE HEART, SINKING
OF THE SPIRITS. PAINS IN TIE SIDE OR CHEST
DIZZINESS, SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE
BLOOD AND MoMENrAEY SroPPAGE OF THE AC-
rION OF THE II Fart.
Ihea. forms of Heart Disease have been cured by
DIR. GRAVES III EAEf REGULATOR, and we do not
hesitate to say il will cure them again. Amy form
OF Heart Disease viii readily yield to its use, and we
have yet to learn of any where the II Regu-
lator has been taken properly and the party
ceiyed 4 marked benefit.
Our agent, application, will furnish you with
our crcultr, giving full description Of the disease,
and also numb cr Of testimonials OF cures and il
you would like further proof from the parties who
have given the testimonials, write them and see
what they say.
Wehtvr sold many thousand bottles of the II AKT
REGt LAfoR and the demtud ls still increasing We
are confident we are doing the public benefit and
not trying to impose on them worthless prepare
ton.
The price OF the HEART REGULATOR is ONE DOL
LAR per Bottle, lni can be obtained of our agents
W $. A. HOWEs 4 CO., Druggists, Belfast.
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Old Town, Sept. Il, 1870.

SCUM PAKls, FEB. :, is +.
DIR. SrAPLES-Dear Sir RI Tha medicine / got ut
your place Jan. III has done wonders Tor me. 1t is
all you recommended it to be.
GU may make any use Of the above You think
proper. Yours truly,
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The above case has been treated for the past tot
years Ivy different physicians Tor cancer.
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lExfract from The Scientific American, Jan
20, ISL
MECHANICAL NEEDLE SHARPENER-

"This is a most ingenious little invention, and
one which has in it the elements of wide. spread
popularity. 1t costs litle and does its work quick
ly and far more perfectly than it can be possibly
done by hand For sharpening Sewing Machine
Needles, or, in fact, any other needle or small
pointed instrument, it appears just the thing that
mas Oeen long heedeu 4w33
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IMPORTANT to FARMERS,

We will furnish you with information OF legiti-
mate business that will not interfere with your
present occupation and which will increase your
income largely. Send address and two stamps, for
full particulars to 2m3I
EMPLOYER, Lock Box 800 Chelsea Mass.
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| had the Catarrh so bad for several years that my
head became confused and painful. was obliged to
get up several times in the night keep from chok
ing. l emp Dyed some of the best physicians in the
country without benefit. | perfectly cured with
the University Medicines in three weeks.
A. Nj. MORGAN, l24 Cumberland st. Portland
Contractor on the Portland < Ogdensburg Railroad
February, Is, 1870.
Since giving the above certificate have been per
iectly free from Catarrh, though | have been con
tinually exposed to wet and colds.
Oct. 49, 1871. A. NJ. MORGAN.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County OF Waldo, on the-second Tuesday OF
February, A. u. 1873
IXyILLIAM PATTERSON, Administrator OF
w the Estate OF Charles Patterson late OF Thorn
dixie in said County of Waldo, deceased, having
presented his first and final account of adminisra-
ton said estate for allowance.
Ordered, l hat the said Administrator give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
OF March next, at ten OF the clock before noon,
and show cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
ASA THUkLOUGH, Judge.
truecopy. Attest-B. F. FIELD, Register. 80
AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
February, A. ID. 1873.
LNLIZA j. CURTIS, widow OF Samuel Curtis
IL late Of Searsport, in said County of Waldo,
deceased, having presented petition Tor an allow
ance from the personal estate OF said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Eliza j. give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this or
der to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Jou nal, printed at Belfast that they
may appear at Probate Court, 10 be held ut Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
OF March next at OF the clock before noon, and
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
ASA rHURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. t. FIELD, Register. b
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This may certify that ! had been suffering With
the Rheumatism" for five months and at that me
it seized my right hip and leg, down to the foot
This the physicians called ''Sciatic" tried many
kinds of highly recommended medicines which 1
took for the blood. Still got relief for seven
months more, all the time doing my best, with as
good advisers as we have in our city. Finally call
cd atthe New York University Branch, and the pro
prietor said he could help me. SO | commenced ON
his medicine, and in four weeks though felt re
lief, and in eight weeks able to leave my cane
at home and have been well up to this time, three
months have passed. DAVID KEALER,
Portland, Aug. I'd, 1870.
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BISHOP SOULE'S
IMMINENT

is positive cure for Sciatica, rheumatism, Neural
gia Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back sprains, SC. 1t has cured cases given up by
physicians as hopeless AND IS THE ONLY CERTAIN
CURE FOR ScIArICA. Try it. it will you.
Always procure large bottles for Large
bottles $50, small bottles % cts Sold by all
druggists. f. w. RYDER & son Propretors
Boston, Mass. Send stamp for "HoUsEHoLD
| CASH BOOK" lyr30eoW
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sons Wharf, with warehouses; &c thereon ne
water at the head admits ships the largest class
ne buildings are suitable for storing hay salt mo.
assrs' lumber, or almost any kind of produce Or
merchandise. 1t is OF the best business sites in
the city. The Portland steamers make daily land
ings at this wharf
Also, lot OF land between said wharf and Garter
Co.'S shjpyard suitable for a yard for building yes
sells, for which ii has been nsed
The above premises will be let either together or
separately, on long Lease, parties desiring them
Apply to W II. SIMPSON.
Belfast. Sept. 10, le72.-ttll
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Portland, June 25th, lS.2.
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have been afflicted for twenty years, with Chronic
rheumatism. have spsnt hundreds OF dollars for
medical treatment without benefit Ten days ago
| commenced taking the University Medicines and
| can truly say it has been benefit to me than
al other treatment | ever received. My place of
business in 1877 Pearl street. I:sha be please to
answer all enquiries. JOHN TURNER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-30
Democratic to the Core.

The Sacramento Union is now the
most yirulent opponent of the Re
publican party on the Pacific coast.
1t assails the administration in season
and out of season abuses President
Grant and all Of the leaders of the
party, and declares thatthe organize
ton is 20 longer worthy of the conf
dence or support of the people. 1t
declares further that the Republican
party is rapidly going TO pieces, and
as evidence of the fact, makes the
following allusion to the late election
in Iowa
Thirtv.six counties, out of the niue
ty-nine which compose the State of
Iowa. this year gave a Republican
majority ofl2,4l7. The same counties
last ear ave Grant a majority Of
$4,000. The party in eleven months
has lost so. 500 votes. The loss in the
whole State will nearly reach $4,000:
and vet Iowa has been the strongest
Republican State in the Union, save
Massachusetts,.
In an article in the same issue of
the Sacramento Cncon from which
the above is taken, the startling an
nouncement is made that some of the
Southern States under carpet-tag rule
are fast relapsing into barbarism,
That is indeed a frightful state of
affairs and vet we remember quite
distinctly that the Union bawled
TRAITOR louder than any paper
in the country a few short years
ago, when any one had a word
to say in condemnation of those
same carpet-baggers, or the pecu-
liar manner in which the South
vas then being reconstructed. New
converts are always Jealous, hut we
very much fear the Union is over
doing the thing. 1t should not strive
to supp!ant the San Francisco ErdD1-
liner as the Democratic organ of Cali
fornia at a single flop.
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Another History of the War.

The New York World learns that
q leading publisher of New York has
in hand and will shortly issue a nork
on the civil war of something more
than ephemeral interest. This is a
careful and deliberate account, from
the pen of General Joseph Johnston,
OF the Confederate army, of the
events which preceded his removal
from the command of the Southern
forces operating against General
Sherman in Tennessee and North
ern Georgia. Military men have
long been aware of the decisive
effect of that removal in favor of Gen
eral Sherman and the Union cause. 1t
was the personal act Of Jefferson
Davis, resolved upon and carried out
by him in defiance of the counsel and
in contempt of the remOnstrances of
the ablest soldiers in the Southern
army; and as General Johnston can
have no motive now for Withholding
the whole truth in regard to the mat
ter, the story he has TO tell will have
q real value for the political as we'll as
for the military history Of the great
American conflict.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-30
OF INTEREST To MISFRS.-PrOs

OF ISTERsT To Observation-Disclosures
ors should bear in mind, says the
Silrer State, that the Congressional
mining law expressly prohibits the
location Of claims uponthe mere sup
position that they contain a mineral
bearing vein. The law now is that to
hold a ledge you have first GOT to find
it. Until this Is done anybody and
everybody has a right to look for it
and the finder will hold it regardless
OF notices filed with the District Re-
corder. The language of the law is 4:
No location of any mining claim or
ledge shall be made until the discOv-
erv of the vein or lode within the
limits of the claim located.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-30

. MIxED.-Here is a bit of discrimin-
ating sagacity from the St. Louis
mo Democrat:
The election of McKinstrv to the
Supreme Bench in California is re-
garded as securing the election of
Governor Booth to the United States
Senate. Mckinstry was the only
other candidate for Senator who real
ly stood in Booths way.
We were not aware before that the
Dolly Vardens elected McKinstry TO
the Supreme Bench in order to get
him off of the Senatorial track.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-30

BIDwELL, JOHN.-This hombre is
spoken of as the Dolly Warden sue
cessor of Governor Booth. 1t would
be Just like the Dolly Nardens to run
Bidwell for Governor. They the
Dollies) are essentially anti-monop-
DIV, and yet Bidwell owns all of the
land adjoining him. A clean old man
and a rousing anti-monOpolist is Bid
well; but he can't he Governor OF Cali
fornia.
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TENNESSEE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. %.
An accident occurred today on the
Metropolitan Underground Railroad,
by which three persons We're killed.
Some mercantile failures were an
nOuuced to-day in this city.
Several agrarian outrages have been
committed in Ireland during the past
week.
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THE Allen-Hogan prize-fight, which
was broken mp near st. Louis last
Tuesday, is announced 10 come OH
two weeks hence. The battle-ground
has not been named.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-30

DEATH OF \ CALIFoESIAN.-S. ID.
Freeman, of Merced county, Calisor-
MIA, was found dead in his room at
the Adams House in Chicago yester-
day morning. lie had with him two
small boys, aged respectively four
and six Nears.
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THE Treasury has received SIS. 900
as conscience money during the last
fiscal year, representing four hun
bred cO~n>cienceS.
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WANTED,

\ PARTNER WITH \ CASH CAPT.
- 80 '4Shl prl'n thousand dollars.
~ IN, hdIIiut'rt> in "A well establish
tu anu proSpt rouS general han
business Athorough investigation ana
INTERVIEW can be had by address.
ing 0 81, Eureka. New.
oar
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NIENICO.
AlATAMORAS. Oct. %.

MAIANOiAS, ocI. ~.
1t is announced that the revolution
lists succeeded in securing Gen. Icpe-
da near Candida, Saturday. after his
defeat, and that he renowned his
pensions to which he was elected by
the people. and submits to the author
ity of the State Congress which de
posed nine and elected Doctor Salas
Governor, and that his followers will
surrender.
Saltello is held by Federal troops.
who contine themselves to sustaining
the authority of the general Govern
ment, leaving the State authority to
settle all local disputes.
The revolution i regarded as ended
in the State of CoachiiO.
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KING JOHN, of >aNonv, saws a dis
patch from Dresden in to-day's Sen
TINEL, died yesterday morning.
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ABATING. - The yellow fever is
abating in Memphis. At noon yes
terday only IL deaths had occurred in
"a no rs, and no new cases were re-
ported.
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FROM
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. %.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. %.
Capt. Clarke. of the ship Sunrise,
vii. not be sentenced till next Mon
day. In the mean time he is out on
bail.
The loss by fire in Schrcber's factory
will not exceed SD. GOO. II was thought
at first that it vas much larger.
Michael Reese appeared in the Po-
lice Court to-day to answer the charge
of assault and battery on 4 tailor
named Wurthmiers. ON Reese'> APP
plicatiOn the case was continued.
J. w. MatherS has commenced suit
against the South Eureka Mining
Company, asking for injunction re-
straininG the company from selling
stock under assessments. which he
claims were made for fraudulent pur-
poses.
There have been four cases of small
poX during the month, and one death
from that disease.
The Modoc prisoners are to be taken
to Fort Mcpherson. Wyoming Ter
ritOrv. instead of Fort Russell. Barn
cho and StolYX are at Fort Alcatraz.
The Golden Chariot Mining Com
pany has increased its capital stock to
So, 600, 900.
John W. Taylor first insulted. and
then assaulted {. Warner on Sierra
mentO street this afternoon with a
bowie knife.
David Grace, during a fight with a
sailor on the city front this afternoon.
bit oil his opponents upper lip. He
was arrested and the charge Of may
hem entered against him.
The arguments in the ease of f.
H;oSsi, in the second trial for alleged
rape IN a small child. are all in. and
the Judge will deliver his charge to
the jury in the morning.
The police have had a lively time
since 8 o'clock. having made l. ar
rests, OF which s were for assault and
battery.
The great $4,000 race Will come off
at the Ocean House race track on the
10Th OF November, and not at the
Alameda track, as was first intended.
Geo. ii. bradbury, President Of the
racine Maj Company, will arrive in
this city ahout Monday next.
The funeral of .tlgernon smith took
place this afternoon, and was largely
attended.
MARYNVILLE. Oct. %.
\ boy named John Lucklev. aged
ten Years, was run over bV Il [. L.
freight train al . o'clock to-day. The
wheels passed over both legs and one
ar. lie died this evening.
The Jury in the case of the People
". - +. Ninklrv, indicted for am at
tempt 10 rob the bank of Decker X
JeWett, was empameled to-day. The
trial commences Tomorrow.
SAN DIEGO. oct. %.
The Board of Supervisors met
today and canvasSed the recent vote
with Little variation from the pub
liShed returns.
District Attorney McNealy, elected
Judge Of this district, resigned 10.
day. The Attorney elect. A. &.
iiotchklss, was appointed TO fill the
vacancy.
STOCKTON, Oct. %.
The trial of Mrs. Wilkins for the
murder of her husband. WAS com
menced in the District Court to-day.
Inc jury has not vet been obtained.
At the City Gardens to-day there
were two races. The fast trotting.
mliIe heats, two in three, for colts
purse, 500. The purse was won hy
Amanda. In the second race. milo
and repeat for SI0r, Modesto won i'm
two straight heats in 1:55 and 1:54.
NEVADA.
DAN-TtE 0.t %
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ILLINOIS,.


CHICAGO, Oct. %.
The supreme Court refused a new
trial in the case of \. J. Perfect. the
colOred wife-murderer. convicted in
the Criminal Court in this city. and
have fixed the date of his execution
for Friday, the 18th of December.
:. d. Freeman. of MERGED, Califor-
MIA, arrived here last night and
stopped at the Adams House. He
was accompanied by two little boys
about four and six years old respcr-
lively. He was suffering from i'll
health when he left California. and
was much exhausted when he ar
rived here. This morning "A servant
went to his room to MAKE a fire, and
c~OnverSed with Mr.. Freeman, who
was still in bed. The servant left the
room for a few minutes, and on re-
turning found the unfortunate gentle
man sitting III a chair before the fire
quite dead. His little boys were un-
conscious of their fathers fate, play
ing merrily in the bed. Freeman
was or his a II Binghampton,
New York, where he has a brother
living who was notified by telegraph
of his sad death. The boys are being
tenderlv cared for by the proprietor
of the Adams House.
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ylrw. Go-Qan.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Office OF County TroaS-
MGR. Eureka CNUNsy.


EUREKA, New, October y. 1915.
u,AXPNYERS OF EUREkACOUNil,
Nevada. will please take notice tilal
The state ana County Taxes WED upon
the Real and Personal property OF turt-
Ia county. tor the fiscal Year 'oinlAtnr
mo Jannarv /. \. II. ISIS. ana ending
Drrembcr3 81, \. -. 1873. are due and pay
abie at my oilice in Eureka. on the 2oth
day Of october. \. l.. 1>1$, and become
delinquent atterthe l7tn day OF NoNelh-
bel. \. =. 1913.
Bv giving YOUR attention to the above
notice you will avoid the 10 per cent, az
diiiuual tax .mpoStd oS law upon d'I'u.
nuTnt> and the costs that accrue upon
the commencement 81 suit.
Oflic at G rt-hCU>t.
VI. \. SEATON,
Countv Treasurer and eX-otiicio Tax lie.
ceiVer. o--h
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
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The cable between Annoy and Shang-
hal has been repaired and commuui-
cation restored.
\ dense tog hangs over the city,
and numerous accidents occurred.
GERMANY.
DRESDEN, Oct. %.
The death OF King John of SaXonv
at Pluitis is announced this morning.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. %.
Ii is reported that the CarliStS fired
on a British war vessel, killing one of
the crew.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Oct. %.
There is another panic on the Bourse,
ana the Government is e~udcavOrlng
To effect a settlement of financial dill
cultipS,
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NEVADA.

DAYTON. oct. 20.
6 W. Hutchinson, arrested for rapc
IN silver CITY three weeks ago. was
lrleu before the Third District Court
yesterday and found not guilty.
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Pennsylvania
MLLLIAMSPnEr. Oct.

John Mclaughlin WAS found dead
in the road Yesterday with his breast
and throat mangled by a charge of
shot. 1t is supposed he was muir
dered by his cousin, with whom he
was on bad terms, an who has dis
appeared. This is the fourth murder
in this county in six months.
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w. A. PRICES
w. A. PRICE sells the finest fsl
wheat flour for SO 80 per 100 lbs.


W. A. PRICE sells the finest f,lI
wheat flour for SO 80 per 100 lbs.
If you want IL lbs. good sugar for q
dollar, go to w. \. Prices.
! You a get a pound of good tea fol
40 cents at w. A. Prices.
TIE best spring wheat flour in the
city is sold by W. A. Price for 81 a.
per 100.
CuEsrNUTs just received by W. A.
Price.
If You want the best vinegar, go to
W.. a. Price; 80 cents per gallon.
BuCKwHEAT flour-a superior article
just received by w. A. Price.
w. a. PRICE has been selling gro
ceries in his same old stand for twenty
years, and has managed to live IN small
er profits than any other man that ever
did sell goods in Savannah.
Four pounds choice green Rio coffee
ut W. \. Prices for one dollar.
NICE syrup in J-gallon kegs at W. \.
Prices, for 50.
s 1-2 & best White \ sugar for 4 dol
lar at w. A. Prices.
W. \. PRICE keeps a regular Granger
store, because he sells 50 cheap and
buys their produce at liberal prices.
SALT! Salt just received at w. \.
Prices; 500 bbls. Ohio River and Lake
salt. 81 80 to 81 80 per Dbl.
w. y. Price has paid the farmers Il
higher price for potatoes, this fall, than
was ever paid in Savannah for the last
twenty years.
W. y. PRICE will buy the farmers
produce, let it be high or low.
THERE is not one merchant in a hun
dred that can tell how W. A. Price
lives and sells goods so cheap.
HIDES are very dull, but W. \. Price
will buy them.
LET every farmer bear in mind that
w. A. Price pays them more ready
CASH every year than all the merchants
in this city put together.
Who ought to and who does get the
largest trade in Savannah from the
farmers? w. A. Price.
W. 4. PRICE keeps the largest stock
of groceries in Savannah.
W. \. PRICE has paints, oils, brushes,
glass, putty, dye-stuffs, saltpetre, alumni,
&c.
Corn and cornmeal wanted by W.
\. Price.
BRINE all your eggs, butter, hides,
wax, lard, feathers and tallow to w. 4.
Price if you want cash and cheap goods
for them.
THERE is no place this sale of liking
dom come" where goods are sold SO
cheap rs at w. \. PRICES.