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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-24
The Green Murder.

Full details of the most diabolical
murder ever committed in Eastern
Nevada Will be found in our local
columns. We have been in possess
sion of the main facts for the last
week, but at the solicitation OF Sheriff
Sullivan, have withheld them from
the public. To have given publicity
to half we knew would have thwart-
ed all otthe plans of the officers and
perhaps have allowed the guilty par
ties TO escape the punishment they SO
richly merit. We cannot permit this
occasion to pass to compliment u
very efficient Sheriff and his as>i>-
tants on the able and successful man
ner in which they have handled this
case. With no positive proof that a
murder had been committed, and
only guided by suspicious surround
in-s and circumstances, they have
developed the guilt of the parties in
custody beyond the peraiventure OF
a doubt. III all Of Sheriff Sullivan's
plans he was ably assisted by Under
Sheriff Mike Walsh, Deputy Sheriff
Trav. NJ. Johnson, Road Commission
er J. II. Walls and Special Officer
Joseph Kerr. The executive officers
have performed their duty no5ly.
The matter is now properly in the
hands of the Grand Jury and the
District Court. We have no fears of
the result. There en- he no ques-
ton that speedy and exact justice
will be meted out.
The feeling in the community is
OF the most intense character, but
there is at the same time a strong
sentiment among all classes that the
proper authorities will deal with the
criminals in strict accord with the
heinousne Of their crime. In view
of these facts, and our firm convic-
ton that the legal punishment will
be sure and swift, We cannot dismiss
the subject without counseling mod
Grafton on the part Of the excited
p~opulace. We are satisfied that there
is no necessity whatever for the
prompt, ~sagaciouS and efficient Off
GERS than ours have proven them
selves to be are not tc be found in
any country. Let further proceed
ings in the bloody affair be left TO
them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-24
SPAIN.
Pacific COAST Dispatches.
FROM
SAN FRANCISCO, August %.

SAN FRANCISCO, August %.
The nalne of the old lady killed by
the falling bull ,ing on Lombard
street, last might. a Maria Kelsal.
There We're many other persons in the
house at the time tearing down the
walls 10 oct wood. None of the others
were injured.
! bea>tly fellow named Soira was
fined 500 for indeceutly exposing his
rerson to the school girls at the Mis-
sion.
one hundred and fifty Cinnamon
sailed for san Diego to-day to work
on the Southern Pacific II. r.
Hiram Palmer, the Ell Dorado
county murderer lodged in ilii tried
to commit suicide by Quitting his
head against the walls Of his cell.
His sentence Is = years.
Two young bloods fought a duel
with pistols at Lone Mountain YES
terday. about a woman of i'll re-
pute. Neither fellow was hurt. The
names are kept.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-24
White Pine Items.
From the News OF Yesterday.l

LEItlll lIC news vi 1tSttlNdN
NEW HOUSES GONE UP.-J. Myers,
so long known as the enterpriSing
stage proprietor and a heavy wner
iii real estate on Treasure Hill, adj
viSes Us of his intention To build two
houses on the lots Immediately below
Marco Medin's place of business.
One of them will probably be occu-
pied ny IL. LYMAN, and the other by
Hudson, the barber. o. l.. Scott has
nearly completed his store on the old
site, where he intends opening alarge
assortment of furniture, etc. Ballen-
berg X Emanuel are pushing their
building ahead and will soon COM
monce displaying n of the finest
stocks of clothing. etc, ever opened
i'll W hite Pine. Woodruff Il Ennor
nave nearly completed their new
building, which is a decided improve
ment on the one formerly occupied
by them, and presents Il fine appear
nee. The new building of Thomas
starr is ready for occupancy and is
situate Immediately above Woodruff
x Ennor's. In fact everybody seems
10 be going ahead as rapidly as poSSi-
bic, ana ere snow flies we are satisfied
Hamilton viii present the appearance
OF u good sized town. All have faith
in the future, which adds additional
impulse to all branches of business.
OSBoRNE'S Mill The tailings mill
at Shermantown. of which we have
spoken several times, was started up
last week, and, we are informed,
shows every indication OF being a
complete success.
We regret to learn of a painful ac-
cident to Judge Waters, by being
thrown from a horse the other dav,
but are pleased to know that the in
iurieS received we're not of serious
nature.
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l25,445 Pounds.

Eureka exported yesterday the
above number of pounds Of bullion.
This is what we call a pretty good
days work. Only think of it over
sixty-twO tons OF bullion exported in
a single day At ten tons to the +
load-the maximum Tonnage of broad
gauge cars-it gives train oisiN cars,
with seven hundred and seveEcy-tWo
pounds t. spare. II shipped on mar
row-gauge cars the length Of the train
would he doubled. OR TO shjpthe same
amount on mUles-25J pounds To the
animal and allowing each ten feet Of
space-i5 would make a train over 4
mile and a quarter long. Transport
ed by either mode, We imagine, that
any one would consider It q pretty
encouraging sign to see such a train OF
shining bars moving down toward
Palisade or Elko. Who SAYS Eureka
hasn't business for a railroad: Our
average shipments this season have
been about fifty tons ~daiIy-tive car
loads OF the broad-GaUge kind. There
IS no place on the Pacific coast where
a railroad would pay better than be-
tween Eureka and the Central aud
to the above plain statement Of facts
we direct the attention of railroad
men and capitalists throughout the
country. Our bullion product speaks
for itself. The business Of the road
tAe other way, including the lumber,
coal, general merchandise, and pas
senger tratic would be proportionately
large.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
SEATTLE, Aug. %

SEATTLE, Aug. -.
From Port Townsend, this after
noon, the United States Revenue Cut
ter Lincoln returned to-day, after an
absence of about twenty days, cruis-
ing III and about Queen Charlotte and
Mllbank Sounds, searching for tidings
OF the l)st steamer George :. W Wright.
40 pains were spared by Captain
Davis IN obtaining information. The
stories OF murder, foul play, and cap
tivity, have been proved tallacious.
They EN- to have been originated by
unprincipled white men. The Wright
struck on some one of the Sea Otter
group, nine miles off Cape Caution.
on the beach above the Cape, her
maSts. and considerable of the upper
works, We're found. No clue Of the
boats was obtained. The Bella Cola
Indians, who We're first to discover
the wreck, were interviewed. They
acknowledge having broken up
pieces of the wreck, continuing nails,
etc, and collecting a number of skins
which they took to Victoria and
SOLD, but totally deny having ever
seen or heard of any of the crew or
passengers. They give all informa-
ton freely and are ready to give up
any portions of the wreck III their
possession.
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a CANDIDATE.-S. w. Boring, who
was the first Mayor of Treasure City,
White Pine county, we notice, is the
Democratic candidate for Sheriff of
Santa Clara county, California. Mr..
Boring, we believe. was once Sheriff
of Nevada county, in the same State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
.srEcIAL To THE DAILY SENTINEL
WASHINGTON,


ASIilNGlON, August 70.
1t IS officially denied that the Peace
Commissioners. or Interior Depart
ment, furnished the Sioux with
breach leaders or other rms ANY
weapons they may have must have
been furnished by traders. Officials
regret that the friendship OF the Paw
nces for the whites should excite the
hostility of the Sioux, but II Is not
thought thyt the Government will i'll
teriere further than 10 cnueiNor 10
keep peace between all the tribes.
The fact that the army uses the Paw
nees as scouts. it is thought, may in
tensifv the hostility OF the Sioux.
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miscellaneous.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DHENIN SILVER MINING CpMPA-
Ny Location of principal place
of business, San Francisco, Cal. loca-
ton of works. Eureka, Eureka County,
state of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the Board of Directors held on the
fifth day of August 1873, an assessment
NO, 10y of twenty-five (25) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable Immediately
i'm United states gold and silver coin, to
the Secretary, at the office of the COM
pany, room u Hayward's Building, ils
California street, san Francisco, CALI
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
September, 1873, will he deemed delin-
uuent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the SECOND DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1878, to pay the delin-
qucnt assessment, together with costs
of advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUlRE, Secretary.
Office Room % Hayward'S Building, No.
4l9 California street san Francisco, Cal.
au!-td
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DIED

AT S%helburn, New, August 20, Edward
j., son of Capt. +. j. Rasseter, aged II
years. : month and days.
In Virginia, August %, Jacob, son of
Joseph Barnert, aged t Yeas n 6
months
At Shekell's Ranch q2-mile house,,
August 21, Mary Elizabeth Mcknight,
aged j. Years, 5 months and 10 days.
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OHIO.
Aug. %.

The inquest on the bodies of the
men Killed by the Marietta Railroad
accident, resulted in a verdict that the
deceased came to their death by the
criminal neglect of conductor Puett
and engineer Smith. of the freight
train. i'll running out OF time, and re-
commended the prosecuting of them
for manSlanghter.
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ARKANSAS.
HELENA, Aug

HELENA, Aug. %.
The steamer Geo. c. Wolf was
blown up at 81. Francis Island about
two o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Twelve PERSONS are known 10 be lost,
and fifteen wounded.
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HAVANA, Al gust 2,

IlRN Ana, Al gust -.
From St. Domingo the new comes
that the RevOlutionists. under Lupe-
ron, have gained a decided advantage
over the troops of Pre- >ident Baez. 1t
is the general opinion that Luperon
viii finally be successful.
Advices from Puerto Platte to the
sta instant, report that the Govern
ment troops met with heavy losses in
the recent encounters with reyolu-
tlOnarN forces Oh the frontier.
y general d %scontent seems to pre-
vail among the people, and dissen-
SiOnS haVe arisen between Generals
CtsSere> and Garcia, the chief COM
manders OF the Dominican army,
owing to partitlity shown by Presi-
dent Baez toward the former, to
whom he sen $4,000 for the payment
OF his troops, which Casseres pocket
ed.
Murders are Of daily occurrence, and
political arrests frequent.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August %.
The Spanish 1leet began lombard
nlent al Cdrtlgena yesterday.
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MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Aug.

NEfNO1T, Aug. 3
The boiler in J. W. Griswold's steam
SAW and >hin-le-mill, i'll the wi of
Spencer, Kent county, exploded last
night. instantly killing James Daily
and TWO other men, and bIdly wound
ing five. The names OF the latter have
not vet been re ported.
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HELD FOR POSTAGE.

If not called for in one week will be
sent 10 the Dead Letter Office
T. Lynch, san Francisco Cal.
Eugene Cook, san Francisco, Cal.
Geo. W. Fogg, san Francisco, Cal.
/. ;. Dennis, san Francisco, Cal.
J. Pryor, Vallejo, Cal.
Dlaugherty q Co., Sacramento Cal.
auG24 j. NJ. HAMMER, p. NJ.
Please say advertised"
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NEVADA.
NIRGINIA. Amn. %.

" ~
About seven o'clock this evening. a
fire broke out in Chinatown. y heavy
wind was blowing at the time. About
thirty wooden houses were destroyed.
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"Shoo, Fly, Don't Rodder Me."-To
get rid Of these pests and make home en-
durable these sultry days, just 90 around
to TAYLOR & Co.'S. and purchase n Of
the celebrated Ho0Sier Fly EXterInina-
tors. They corral 10000 an hour auZ4-IW
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lew Io-Dan.
S OF LETTERS

geEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE
IA il Eureka, Nevada, August -, 1873
LADIES' LIST.
Casino l. Mis- LOngon Mrs y
Craig j Miss Moron I Mrs4
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". p. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Housps for rent and Tor sale in all parts
Of the CITY. Also /. G. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor
ner OF Buel and Bateman streets. apl0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-24

In this town, ALE. CHARTZ is author
-zed - receive subscriptions for the SEN
mel. AMI collect for the anne All per
Aonsin Eureka owing for subscriptions
viii pay them 10 alIn.
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CHEEsE.-Another shipment OF that
celebrated Renosha Wisconsin, Cheese
dine at Taylor & Co.'S to-day. au2f2t
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ATTENTION. FAMILrES!-Fresh Butter
from the dairy OF Joel willard, Pin Val
ley, in one and twO-pOund rolls, received
every DAY at Taylor q Cos. au2i-3t
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REMEMBER that lumber is only 80 per
VI at Blaser's lumber yard.
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FOREIGN NEW =.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August

LONDON, August %.
The Republican army. under COM
maud OF General Sanchez Brequa.
numbering 1900 men, has entered
Bilbot. The Carlist forces, occupying
the city, Withdrew without offering
battle.
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AGENTS
sole Agent i'm san Francisco.

MY y ANGEL. No. +&2 Montgomery
street, II, Is SOLE AGENT u THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL in san Fran
slScG and persons in That city having
paSineSs with this Office are requested to
communicate with hin
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Uru -5h rrisrIiIrnfs.
Persistent ADVERTISING in th.. right medium
brings business.


4 'NLPE\IEE WDDnNEp \ MDEID\~
~I!;IGTI.l ~ m " hit Lead ii llrruI.
pei i"und r,r s,I,. T., fEi/IiE KI;DI Ifi.E<
| MEIER " AGDN.-A sing lumber wagon
would answ'I f"r ~" h"I-,~-fuG sale II j. :,
God WAGON. with two bodies. tnurGirt 81 " H.!
LAM rOrl Fairbanks Village
'
4 ~FA NERSiill' \OTIC Eth, unl.r~i gnr,l
hHv" formed Il C"PHrturrship Tor the practice,
of Dentistry III the vila-r "i II. .I"iI~hiIrN and
'i~vw here. tIiC" al !; W. Naru,r rooms 'nluIi
Flock where ", shall u, happ, To serve oar rr.s
and Warranted ~t,Ir"f rhr linn Warner smith
K. ". WARNER
- I,busb.,, \, Ma, -, t,,
,.,-,.>-,,.,,. "
\ M ~ hl>--tL wa" al" ""lh@ th'
-"'>,ii"i Ion Goods h"u=hi h"i"i" Jan !~t
+ T. WOODS
l'a~~umip-,c trrIl 3" l-.S. Gtt.-
,,,,.,.,.,,>-
| lL'i-''-N ~ 'l> i 10 ''t'ilN th"' | nav"
'"'T '''N -! my ~ ',r'rh >HN"i ms tlin"
,Ii'lI-~ l"i paw any h"ht> Z" ms contracting hii"l
w, "4'i. '''StiH SIN III
i. ''"hS""'H NPiiI = iH'' "">
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Nj y + Ill II h' nnhyi>l4nrd l'aN"
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5arriaqrs.

In panville. April %. by Rev. {. W. Thompson
Mr. Andrew Clifford of Walden and Miss Annette
Wiley of Danvir.
In Bradford. April u, Nh George l.. Hatch of
Bradford and Miss Myra NJ. Scott of st .Iohnsburv
In West Concord. May 3 by Rev. u. Lewis Mr.
Nathan b. Chambrrlin Of Montpelier and Miss
Abhie St"wrll of Concord
In Glover. April - Mr. John cortland and Mrs
Harriet +. Mason. both of Glover
At Stanstcad. April - MI Timothy HinuInu of
Derby and Miss Ella H.. eldest daughter of L. L.
Robinson.
Al Derby Line. April n. Major Henry {. Baxter
and Miss Emma carter of Stanstead
In Derby. May |. Mr.. John Powers of salem and
Miss Mary y. Wiley of nrrby
In Boston. April u. NI. jaime. e. Chadwick e.
Boston. and Miss y nnir r. Stafford of Nrvput VI
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L7rafH.s.

In this town. MAY l, Nh. Perlcy stone aged II
wears.
In Burkr, April y. EmaI,nlu l.. wif, of Murri
mrI u. C"r, and daughter of Reuben Pix former
ly OF Lyndon. aged II years aud months.
Al Wells River April l., Ms Mary : Wife. III
Harry I"lton. aged Il wears
In Morgan April ~ Mr.. B,ninmn IIaIuick age.
~ Nr.tis, months and l. DAYS
~ hirPrwa Falls. Wis. April II Anna f.. wife
ct I"s"rh J. Cleveland and daughter OF francis
and Mary W cll- 81 East Imrhc. AGED - wears and
. months.
In 'ratt-bury April u Mr- Hannah Work
,.rd = y-iiI~ and months
In Glover ApriI ~. Miss catherine arnrruu
aged ~ year, and months
In Albany Arill y" rr,~tum { CI"u.h t-rd :.
Years.
In rart"n May Mary Ann Chnuhrrlm Wit, Of
Iuciau ~auh"In. aged = wears
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=. Is. !. \ I Il ID
Manufacturer of thu

CELEBRATED BLUE MOUNTAIN
GRANITE Mon. NE\TS IAE
Lll~ HEAD STONES Sc. A,.
As" ,mp"ri,r and 1t, .slr IN the world
r"u"wur'l RED and GRAY POLISHED
~'uI' II GRANITE MDNUMFNT>
| i EI!l : Axe. Ar
have Polished ,,rluJt' G"N on hand
IN" Viii import 1" order ana sell Ih,
-au' t"i les Than can b, bought IN
l.''~t.'u. Discount t- 'h,. u.d,. O,rI
900 designs "u hand Please call AMI
Sc,
=, J tasl", l.. J,..I- I'LL -- -
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MatertnMm t-minm LiH.. stool. Mnrkc,

For The week ridn. Tuesday May t. I-73
MARKET BERF-A few choice $40 90 Il 10 So: extra
:" - -: first quality = 40 10; second gual
ny % ~ a -; third quality - 10 ~.
STORE CATILE-W0rkin= oxen and steers i,,.l
pair. >I0O. So. 5000 a S41J.
AlILCH Cows AND CALVE>-s:lu "A 500. extra Stil "A
-. FaIr"w Cows so a 50.
NEALINGs-Sln 40 a SIS. Two wears odd 81. aS y
three Years Old 80 Il 81
PRI,E> OF SHEEP AND LAMB--Iu lots e % - 20
- ~ - -. II III u,I head extra - 10 "A - ~ zee,
head. = u pei III.
trarln. Lambs. sc per H.
Veal ralNc> ~ m Il 800 90
Brighton Hides ~ a per H.
Country Hides =. Il - e per IT,
brighton r..ll"w. ;! Il &c pen IT,
Country Tallnw. ! a Ilr pr! H.
Calf Skins Ii pc per H.
PrlI- II - a - - each.
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Sprriai }inHrrG.
trnta'Ir I.ininIrnt.

rh"Ir Is ,.un which the CrnIauI llnim,mt
will not relieve swelling Il will >rhtu, and
Ii" lIrmcnrss which 1t will not cuIr This l. strong
Language. but II l. tru' Where. thu. parts 80, not
G"n" it~ effects are ,uarvr"u~ 1t has produced
NOR cures II rheumatism neuralgia lock a,
palsy -IIaIH~ ~wclliu-~ c.ilr, breasts ~,.all-
hulu~. salt Ihrum. raI-aci'.. Sc. upon 'h, human
franz. and Of strains ~lavIn~ .ali> Sc. upon AM
mails ia than hv" all uthrr pretended rem
"dl"~ >lnc' til" world began. II - ,"rrnti,I mn
tIn1 a.. all healing pam rrlI.,,I trIpp-- throw
away tin u -rutch,- TIN !aIu walk ui-.rruu- hrr>
Al" rendered harmless and TIA, wounded ..rr h,,lrd
wIrh"ut d. seal 1t - huuhu. Ih,. rccip,. Is
i.ahiI~a, Il around ,.,ch hrrl. II = ~rllu- - ~,
article r''r h'rnr' sold and II sells hrc,usc 1t doc
Just ~ hat ii,r. u~ d" ih"~,. h." nov Tier
from 'hrumntis'. pam eel ~ncllIn- d,s.rvcr" ~r.r
it They "ili not LIST rurauu Iluiinrur Nor, than
l'un certificates "t remarkable. crlI,~ lnrluir-
frozen limbs vhi mic rheumatism -"rIt rlnriu.
tHu..I-. sc. ha,, been icrriv,d w, will send a
CIRCULAR CONTAINING certificates ih' recipe. ga
IL. 6" any ,'r'. requesting it On bottle" the vel
low Wrapped ''uj,iu i.iuimrnt Is worth uur hun
'rcd dollars i"r ~l@vinrd >wcculrd horses and
mules. 81 ion screw w"IuIi sheep. stock ."Wurr~-
tins Imminent = worth N"ur attention. y" family
should h. without 'rntaur Lumi'nr i. Il K"~F
60. New N"Ih
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EU>roN. Feb. rs. ISL
Nh II. L. SIEyEN>.
Dear >li-Ahrut on year since | found mVscli
N u trrbl" condition from general debility. NEGE.
TINE was strongly recommended to M. by :
friend " l." had been much h'u,iitr 10y lis use
procured III" articl, and after usinr several hot
Ties. WAS restored - health. and discontinued its
use. ! feel quite confident that there * nn mr,i
che superior IT, ii tor thuSt. complaints for which il
IL especially prepared. ind would chc,rtulIv recon-
mend It I" these VIII" feel that they need some.
thin" 1" restore them {" perfect health
Respectfully Yours
I. l.. PETTINGIIL
Firm Of : VI. pcttn@in \ Go. 10 STATE ST ii.,stnu
rgrtiH" extends its influence into every part ui
the human organism commencing with its iuunrla
ti"n. c"rr"ctin" Diseased action and restoring vital
powers creating healthy formation aud Iuritica
non "i til" blood. dIiNin. cut disease and lea
Nature I" perform its allotted task
Veg tine is sold by all druggists 656-
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TAX SALE.
STATE OF VERMONT
ESSEX COUNTY. -. !

The Nonresident proprict"rs of the Townships of
Avcril. Norton. Ferdinand. Lewis Warren Gore.
Avery's Gore. and Warmers Grant III said County
of Essex hereby notified that the State tax of
ls72 assessed upon said Townships. Cores and
Grant. remain either i'll who lie I'll in part unpaid on
the following described lands i'll said Townships.
Cores and Grant. To wit: in the
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And TAN. USE PIREN'S Moth and Freckle Lo
ti"n. 1t is RELIABLE and HARMLESS Sold by
druggists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond street
new l nrk. 6l-Sm
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Prentice us IA tin shop. He WIS manu-
featuring the Jewett milk pans, and had
a large stock of the pans nearly ready
for delivery, and was jappaning the
III Il vessel upon the stove when it took
irr and III an instant the flame filled
the whole building and the people were
PoweIles> /" stop it. y tenement had
just been finished in the second story
and Thomas Cross lad moved his
household goods into il the morning
ing and blacksmith tools. Mr.. Prentice'S
loss is II ,WO. Entire loss. about 81
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