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MILLIONS Bcar FEST inn ony 10 thsis-
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Biffcrs are not vile Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskoy
Proof Spirits nnd Refuse Liquors, do<
torsd, spiced and swectencd to please the taste
called Tonics,' Appetizcrs." "Rcstorcrs" As.
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruib
but are true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from all
Alcoholic Stimuinnts. They arc The
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and \
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, psrf.s
Renovator and 1nvigora.or ef the System. carry
ing OF all poisonous matter and restoring the bloel
to a healthy condition. No person can take thea
Btters according to directions and remain long
unwcll. provided their bones arc not DESTROYED.
by mineral poison or other means, and the vits
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They are Il Gentle Purgativc rs wolf
as a Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar rnsris
Of scting rs powerful agent in relieving Consss-
ton or Inflammation ofthe Liver, and Of ali the
Visceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whetht
il young or old married single, at the dawn q.
uomanhood or at tn. turn Of life, these Tonic BIZ
tcrs have equal.
For Innumimatory and Chronic Rhew>.
matisin and G0ut, Dyspepsia cr In
digestion. Biii0us, Remittent mi
Interniiifent Fcvers, Diseases of shi
Flood, Liver. Kidneys and Bindaer.
these Bittcrs have been most successful. Su.h
Diseases are caused by Vitiated HIosd.
which is generally produced by arrangement Of.
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight--
ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatiens Of.
the Stomach, Bad Taste i'll tho Mouth, Bilisus.
Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart Inflammation OF.
the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys and
a hundred other painful symptoms are tho Off
springs of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate tho
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them ae.
uneqused efficacy in cleansing the blood of all im-
purities, and nnparting new life and vigor to tho
whol: system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. Tett.r.
Salt Rheum. Botches, Spots, Pimpes Pustulc.
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring Worms, Scald Head. IA .,
Eyes Erysrelas Itch, Scurfs Discolorations Of thu.
Skin. Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whs:--
ever name or nature, literally dug mp and
RED out OF the sysrem i'll short time by the st
these Bittors. One bottle in such cases will
vince the most incredulous of their curative sfr.
Cleanse the Vitiatcd Blood whenever you find i,
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimple-.
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you naa it
obstructed and sluggish in the voins, cleanse !
when it is foul. and your feelings VIII tell yor ,Acs
Keep the blood pure and the heaith Of the sy.tt.n
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other Isb & BIS. .ir'<l. I'd.
in the system of so many thousands sra eee-!l.,
destroyed and removed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGtIs : AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II MCDOHArtt
CO. Druggists and Gen. agents. ~ F4-lc.ks>;
Cal. and q and 81 Commerce Street.Nsw York.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.--W. G.. Jameson,
the well known jeweler, has just received
and opened as fine a stock of goods in
his line, a. was ever received on the
Sound. Sec his ad in next column.
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T The schooner Dreadnaught, hav-
ing discharged her freight at this place,
sailed over to Freeport. where she is
new loading with lumber.
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y Copies of the painting Of the
Saranac at Tacoma" at Moore's for
20 cents each.
, 1873-11-06

F Board only SIS 90 and board and
lodging 81 90 week at the Occidenta.
Hotel.
, 1873-11-06

a A dispatch from Swinomsih states
hat the steamer Libby left for Seattle
at half past 12 O'Clock to-day.
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E Prof. Plnmmer is tickling the
disabilities of the people Of Walia Wxl-
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V A young man at Evansville cough
ed upa twenty five cent currency note
the other day, and has gone back to the
boarding house whose hash he com
planned of formerly.
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The Lusretia Borgia costume took
the first prize at Kentucky bal n,asque.
The judges thought the wearer might 60
to experimenting on them if they didn't t
pony up.
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A. Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic.

Those Bitters are prepared from the most choice
and wholesome herbs and roots, and have gwen
universal satisfaction wherever tried. ,IhonsanoS
of dyspcptics have found relief through ther useg
diseases of the blood and liver, and irregularities
Headache, Blliou. mess and Constipation, General
Debility and Loss Appetite all are caused by ne
functionaries of the system. The IAL bittsrs nave
been successfully used and warranted 70 Alie-'
Sis:s + he sufferer in all the above cases.
CERTIFICATES.
MEssRs. II. ErsTEIN & Co:
Gentlemen: take pleasure in stating that ngry:7
ably to your wish have carefully tested Ind
ined the sample of your lXL Bitters, which y
sent me, and ind it not only agreeabl, Bii.s.-
but also one that cannot fail to be beneiicisl 49,
'N'-'0 i''-''- G. HOLLAND, D.
CTR Avb Torsrr HOSPITAL, San francisco
June 20th, 1871:
| hav. carefully examined Dr. Herley's IyI
Bitters, and have failed to detect any t,.,r- wlck
From the composition of the Btters. ~ lar 40
am able to determine it, shout judy thri the
XXI Bitters-mus be a very eficort remet!; IL
Dyspepsia digestion, Loss Of &ppetii :r' -i.sl-
lar complaints being composed OF l.u3rcc- 9 J!
vegetable drugs which priDcir.il. Ese IN
eases of that nature, and arc % t..s -rc.i-.,
- F. II. FNGEI.S NJ D..
Asst Res. Physician Apotaecs,y q. & c. I.ospi :
STATE AssAYER' 5 OFFICE, Saa Francisco j al!
MEssRs r. Ersrr1N & Co-Gerts: have made q
careful examination OF your lXL Bitters aai Laws
LOUIS rALKENAU, State Assayer.
Bew fof Counrertets. None genuine without
Dr. Henley signature the to of each bottle.
Every Fa.zi:.y should have n BOttl0
IL the Gosise. Sold everywhere.
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EanGRAsrs IRON MONTANA d sssrs.
Fgark ard Joseph I,unnrorth, with a
cram Of SIX wagons are nov o. th.lr
Ioe7 f.em af91iai-a 10 ioe Sound, ghe.e
-Hsy slose- .o 4as7 thslr iu.ure nome.
..e i-ss7@ A.Anao.tn nave been res
idents of that Territory for the past ten
years, and are gentlemen of considera-
BILE means. Capt. Edwards, also from
Montana, a capitalist and steamboat
man, is here looking for location.--
Transcript.
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the prize showed that it was not whale
as had been supposed. hut that it was a
specimen of the cetacean family, known
as the physeter-microps, the latter ap-
pellation being being given to it because
of the smallness Of its eyes. This spe-
cies is the most terrible, the strongest,
and the swiftest Of the formidable NAM
mifers which frequent the waters Of the
Arctic seas The recognized monarch
of the polar seas, it attacks and devours
the strongest of its kind. The speci-
men killed by the American crew was,
found to measure over seventy-fve feet
in length, and its bulk, as it lay upon
the water, equalled that of q medium
sized bark.
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8nget Sound 9ispateh.
FFIC1AA PAPER OF THE CITY.

Seattle. w T. Nov. 6 ls73.
, 1873-11-06

A SCHOOL OF WHALKs A few months
ago, while an American bark was on its
way to Norway, she became becalmed
in the vicinity of Upper Loffoden Is
lands Suddenly the sea was seen at
a short distance to heave tumultuously,
ss if moved from a profound depth
Suspecting the presence Of whales. the
cficsrs Of the ship took the precautop
70 place ths crew a. tbs sides Of the ves-
sci armed with grappling irons and
mussets loaded with bail. Soon aft.r.
ward hfte.u raarine noastsrs we're sesn
a~imming toward she ship One Of
Lhsas With asif its bod. out Of tbs va
tor passed ths side of tas ys=s=I. ana rs
+ 5ia ~ it ra. isis1 v-ta ball. iron.
lae ln.s@egs 3i a. ssaw TO shots
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criminal, who preserved the demeanor
winch has characterized him through
Out the trial. He apparently was
quite lnsensible of the position he
occupies in the estimation of the
great body of the people. He heard
unn,oved the sentence to the State
prison for life, and at the close retired
from the Courtroom accompanied by
his mother and the sheriff s officers.
BUFFALO, July Z.
. There were three distinct shocks of
earthquake this morning. quite strong,
causing considerable alarm by the
rocking of buildings.
VIRGINIA.
Blue RIDGE SPRINGS, July I.
The venerable jurist, Judge Robert
Son died yesterday at Mount AthoS,
at his residence inCainpbell county in
the SSth year of his age.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
WoLFBoRo, July 6.
Lightning yesterday struck the
house OF Mrs. Drew, i'll Tuftonboro,
instantly killing her.
OHIO.
C~INClSNATI, July 6.
Nine deaths from cholera were re-
ported at the health office to-day.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, July s.
A special from Hannibal, Mo-, says
the severeSt storm that ever visited
that section broke over Hannibal last
night. Two or three houses were
blown down and several unroofed. A
large number of trees were uprooted,
and much damage done to fences. etc.
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Notes from Phoebe,

Carleton the Phoebe correspon-
dent of the San Francisco Chronicle
writes under date of July 1st as fol-
lows:
A round of exciting topics have we
had to discuss lately. First, the suit
of the Raymond & Ely vs.. Hermes
Mining Company second the verdict
for the HerInes. and then the argu-
ments for and granting of a new trial
to the Raymond & Ely Company.
Now are the legal warriors taking
their daily cocktails" and sharpen
ing their weapons to renew
the conflict in the coming
of feet in the richest mine in South
eastern Nevada. sandwiched with
an occasional attempt, though lately
unsuccessful to have a IMAM for
breakfast" Much bad blood has been
stirred no lately in the arguing pro
and o of this great mining suit, hut
during the armistice the great lights
may be seen taking airings every day,
both afOot and horseback. The child
like and bland Judge CARRIER locked
arms with the silver-topped lady
killer" Judge MeSick. Major Nagle,
in his loud and fervent praise of the
Herlnes and de%nunciation of the
cause of the Raymond Il Ely, receives
Judge Kelly with open arms, six
shooters, etc. Colonel Harry Thorn
ton takes a sidelong squint sf Judge
Perley Of role de nujt fame. who takes
his regular whisky-dye with becom-
ing grace. Among the truly legal
lights can be e the towering form
of Judge PitZer rising like a phoenix
from the legal ashes blown together
by the windy lesser lights in the late
legal contest.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the celebration of the com
ing Fourth, and we have young ladies
enough in sight to represent twice all
the States in the Union, with an array
of military men-from General to
Captain-enough to garrison all the
forts in C~hriStendOm.
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A Suffrage Suarl,

BY a ridiculous legislative blunder,
says the Grass Valley Union, women
who have declared their intentions to
become citizens are entitled to the
ballot in Montana Territory, while
native born females are not. The
Legislature of 1872, by an act, debar-
red from the elective franchise all
male persons who had declared their
intention 10 become citizens. This law
stands good, because the courts are
deciding that suffrage is mainly a
matter of local, not Federal, regula-
ton. 1t is a little unkind of the Mon
tana Legislature to require a woman
to go and be born abroad or be de-
frauded of her civil rights.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July Z

NEW YORK, July I.
Since the abolition Of the ranking
privilege on the first instant, there
has been a marked decrease in the
mail matter passing through the
New York POstOthce. The Postmas-
ter says the reform has caused a fall
ing Oft of $4,000 Tree newspaper ex-
changes during the week.
Six thousand immigrants arrived
the past week,
The Worlds Geneva letter gives a
conversation with the late Empress
of France. She says her visit to
France is for political purposes, and
j, IS useless to try to conceal 1t. She
believes there will sOOn be a general
return of the people to order. Now
that the wretched Theirs is gone all
moves we'll. Ii MacMahon is prudent
and loves France, the future, said
Eugenia is ours, and France will lead
the reaction against the fires which
have seeInedtO threaten the existence
of society and religion throughout
Europe. She said i'll the future
that France would again be at the
head of nations the robbers driven
out of Rome, the Pope restored, Ger
many divided into homeless states,
and Austria again strong.
Jefferson Davis is still at the New
York hotel.
Walworth, on the way to the Tombs
after sentence, remarked: Il am glad
] did not have to endure the long lee
ture l had anticipated Judge Davis
would intiict upon me. | thoroughly
understood my position, and did not
desire any instructions thereto. l
simply wish time to arrange my
affairs, and / shall then submit my
self tO my fate with all the equanimity
l can command" Upon being taken
20 his cell he parted cheerfully with
the sheriff. saving that his was a case
which he thoroughly un ierstood, but
did not blame the world fer not under
standing it.
Walworth, who shot his father and
was convicted of murder in the second
degree, was sentenced this morning
to Imprisonment for life. Walworth
was attended in court by his mother,
brother, sisters and a number of rela.
tives and friends. His counsel. ex-
cept Beecher, were present. Mr..
O'Connor was sitting beside the young
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FOR SALE.

HOR LODG-
inr House, situated on the east side
of South Main street, just below the In
teruationsl Hotel, with furniture COM
pleie and nearly new, is offered iur SAFE
Cheap. For particulars apply on the
premises. Eo
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPA.
l. N.Y. Location of principal place
OF business, San Francisco, Cal. Ioca-
ton of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County, Nevada.
NoTICE.-There are delinquent upon
h following described stock, on account
OF assessment No. IL, levied on the 18th
day OF May, lo1S, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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WAR AMONG THE PIGTAILs.-The
rival Chinese companies at Union
Vile had a row the other night, in
which two Cinnamon were killed and
six wounded. The Silrer State sa s
the popular cry is, let 'em fight"
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BORN.

In Eureka, June IS, to the wife OF J.. C.
Thompson, a son.
In Lamoille Valley. July 4. to the wife
OF John Walker, a daughter-l6 pounds.
In Virginia City, July 4. TO the wife OF
q. Friedlander, a daughter.
In a Francisco, July 4, TO the wife of
Martin Ford, of Virginia, a on.
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Hon. W. NJ. STEWART delivered the
Grafton at Jackson, California, on the
Fourth.
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DIED

In Virginia City July 8, Lille Loretto,
daughter of Richard Lewis, aged 1 years,
10 months M 20 days.
In Carson City, July 2, Kate HaIligap.
aged "A years, . months and 10 days.
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On Easter Monday, April IA. by Rev.
Samuel p. Kelly, Walter B.. Harrub, of
Eureka, to Miss Katie j. Flaven, of Ham
iltOn.
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Aew do-Dap.
NOTICE,

vNHE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE
Il ments of Rescue Ball will be around
at l p. n. to-day, to collect money and
tickets. Those having the same will
please prepare to settle.
jyS-lt BY order OF Committee.
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ELECTIONS. Utah and Montana
hold elections next month for local
officers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.

ROME, July Z.
Fresh shocks of earthquake were
reported this morning in Bellano and
vicinity.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-12
A Young Woman Attacked by q
Panther, which she Stays.

A letter 10 the Pittsburgh CONNER
cigL from Lock Haven, Pa, says: On
Thursday last, Uuly i7th,) party Of
Young women went out from Queer 5
Run to the mountains ust back Of the
settlement, to g1thcr huckleberries.
One Of them, Jerusha Bryan, adrarced
a little further into the WOODS than the
{. hers, when she was attacked by Il
huge panther. Her companions, hear
ING he brute scream, so"ght safety Ill
flight, but Miss Bryan, finding escape
Impossible, determined 10 stand her
ground, and scizimg a huge pine Knot,
gave her enemy battle. The contest
was a close one for few minutes, Uu'
human courage. judgment and cool
ness, soon triumphed over brute
strength, and The heroic woman COON
had the satisfaction Of LAYING the
b!oolthirSty monster dead al hcr feet.
Her garments were torn into shrcas,
and her face and arms badly scratched,
but She walked home with firm step
and the light of triumph in her eye,
and was able to give good account
Of herself. Tie dead panther was soon
arcrward found by the people oi
Queens Run, and proved on measure
ment 10 be six feet and ten inches
long. Miss Bryan is the lion ior lion
css) Of the nrighbori!ood, which She
well deserves to be. We doubt whelh
er an instance car DC found on record
Of more cool heroic bravery and wlsc
discretion, developed by any woman
even the most heroic and perl!Iu'
davs OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-12
A Fighting Groom.

A groom and bride entered the sleep
ing car at Baltimore. says the Louis
vile Ledger, the groom glaring at eve,
rybodv as though he wanted to fight
on the spot. His little wife, however,
seemed to be very happy and good ma
turcd After the train got out OF the city
the newly married man became eX.
tremelv disagrGcable. He picked 4
quarrel with the negro porter on the car
and knocked him down. The sleeping
car conductor then interfering, he walk
ed into him, and after brief struggle
laid Kim on the floor, bleeding at every
pore. Having made way with these in
dividuals, the rest Of the passengers
carefully kept out Of his way, and he
sat on his seat boiling and simmerine
with wrath and ready to engage in a
fresh conflict.
Alter a while his wife expressed a
desire to retire, and he had berth
made up at the point of the bayonet.
and the bride, letting her hoops and
other useless adjuncts fall on the floor,
crcpt into the berth, followed by her
giant licge lord. Thinking that ali
was quiet and safe, the gentleman who
had the berth above that Of the
pair, attempted to reach it by rising
first one foot Oh the champion fighter
berth. No sooner had he taken his
first step than his leg was seized by the
monster below, and he found himself
dragged down with violence to the
floor, suffering considerable injury
Then he received a blow from the fist
of the wa.l;ke groom. He, however
leapcd }, and regardless CT the pre-
sence of the bride in the berth, gave
The groom good thraShlng as he lay
cramped up. This quoted him and
the car at last had rest.
When the conductor came around
for tickets, MIR. Groom, reaching down
to the floor, picked up his wiFe's draw
crs, and mistaking them for his panta-
loons felt for his tickets for about TWEEN
ty minutes, but not finding any rccep-
taclc in this garment for tickets, he
gave it up in disgust, when, at the Sug'
gestion Of the conductor, he looked up
his breecheS aud found them. The
fellow was we'll dressed, apparently
had plenty Of money, and was not in
tcxicarcl. 1t is supposed that the no.
velty ofhis situation overcame his rea'
son.
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POETRY.
Inspif alton.

FROM READING WALT wuITMAN'S LAST.
Whereof and therefore now, volrptuous agen-
cy. so to speak,
Bcwildering and dizzying all apprcciations oi
the Music Divine,
or which. or when, and even that, or hence,
or otherwise,
The Poet. Plastcrer Shoemaker, all and soul
may comprehend,
Five or six times as much, or more or less, fu.
gacious,
Circles of stone and mint, and myrrh, never,
or even thus,
Pyncrilmous, sugaious. in all compcndious
lore. both, and up, and down,
Pompidoricus baroness, or even muck, Oh
thence and several.
In New Hampshire, West Virginia, or meath
the classic BraIenshurg,
Or Of may be allowed the cXprcssion.) oil
any other place, afar or near,
To-day. and then and here. before, and now
behind, and previous, do adore thee.
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"A misfortune has lately bcfallcn
d Chicago editor. BY on adverse and
cruel fate he has found himSc!fin ,Ir of
San Francisco writing up Tie Chinese
question, and the free passes arc cut
off. lie now writes To his wife that as
his liver is badly out Of order he in
tends walking home, and that he cx-
poets TO arrive some time in 1874, i'll
time for their wooden wedding.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-12

Speaking Of Iowa reminds me OF
the way I got the money to pay for
my ticket and pay for that fellows
supper. | bet fellow that | could tell
him how much water to a quart wcnt
under the bridge over the Mississippi
at Dubuque in a year. He bet, and |
told him two pints to the quart. won
the het, but after all the supper was an
awful swinGIe. If that city didn t set
tie faster than its coffee did, its old
settlers club would be failure, and
the city, too.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-12

An cnraged individual entered 4
Lancaster printing oiiicc the otIcr day,
aud said he wanted the address OF Mr.:
Ondit. The urbanc editor si.i!o4
JlandIy, and asked for an explanation.
Ikc visitor said hc saw = piece III the
PAPER that Cndi; says his daughter has
cI0pcd with I man old enough to hc
lcr father, and | want % 80 this ere
air. Onuil ana !.!ahc min swallow his
worGs.'
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-08-12

There is u monk il the Franciscan
Monastery, Lcrct;o, Cambria Co., Pa,
who has been an inmate oil thai lnsi-
tuition for over nineteen years, and has
never been 10 'Crcsson, distance ot
five MI.us.