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by Telegraph.

WuEAT.-Nhite, rs bushels.
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And corresponding low rates to ail pointG WEST
NORTIIWES and SOUTHWEST. a1s.s "a
Families and parties emigrating 10 the West viii
DC furnished with rates from 20 to 50 per cent.
lower than the above second class Baggage check.
ed through. 80 s.a .t-7...eE - q
For tickets or information apply 10 j.. G. DANE.
5. W. Agent, Greensboro, N. G.; u. PEcKHANe
Agent, Broad and Seventeenth streets; GAHBER'6
Union Ticket ONCE, S26 Main street, or TO ~
EDGAR YiIET.
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OOK AT THIS AND ECONO-a

T OOk Az THIS AND ECONO-R
IL MlZE, AND BUY WORK MADE ATES
HOME-Ladies' Serge Button Boots sold at
Broad street, between Second and Third streets
for rs Ladies, serze Lace GalIerS for ~ Id
Fo3ed Button Boots, IS 10 $780, Misses Serge
Lace CATERS from II IS to s2:25; Ladies French
Calf Lace Boots. s2.75; Misses, Calf, good
$3.50: Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots. 50. 80 {;
Ladies' Pebble Goat Lace Boots at $3.50 hiisses,,
lS: Gents French Calf Boots, 81; Gents French
iaif CATERS from 81 TO IS Boys, from s3 10 $3.50
Rows first-class Calf shoes, $2.3O.
Children's Shoes sold At low iiHures,
All work manufactured by me warranted, ana no
other kind sold.
REPAIRING neatly done. ,oons, c,,ouc
,Siu ;nI II 10 their adyan tage to give me call.
Respectfully, HENRY Z. BoSCdEs.
?
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LIFE INSURANCE.

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
WI PANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER sos ,000,0
Cash dividends, surprising aI oheTS' atJ9TSs ano
ycrV anniversary Of policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-aunualiy, ana
uarterly. ,.,~
:" 'N' JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent
an o3-sm No.. Msin street.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

TUST RECEINED,a full line Of thes
y latest spring styles of BOOTS and ga
SHOES. Burl's fine Shoes specially. AnA
styles-snch as ladies' misses, and cliidrens Fox,
Kid, Goat, Serge Button Boots and Laced Halmo-
rails: gentlcme.'s, boys, and youths fine Shoes
such as Calf Congress, Calf Union, and Goat Ties.
Give call, and you shall be satisfied In price as
well as quality. W.P. W. TAYLOR,
an % cnrner Fourth aud Broad streets.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. \
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND. VA. Aprll 20, 1874.

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RICHMOND AND DAEyILLE RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND. VA. Apru 20, 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
~ FRIDAY, May l, lS74.-SoUTHKHs s,xppRsa
twestWard)-leayes richmond at 5:03A. b.; leavea
a,anVnte Al 1:u3 z. NJ: arrives at Greensboro, at
$40 r. 81. and Charlotte NJ 0 PM
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YOgE EXPIRES least.
wardl-leaves Charlotte at S:35 A. 81. leaves
Greensboro nj l:15 p. ~, Danyille at 3:38 p M
Dnr&evlc at SOC p. NJ, and arrives NJ Richr.cnd
| ut 1:o2 T. N. This train connects at Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-L inc
| railroad from New orleans, Mobile, Montgomery.
THROUGH MAIL Observation-Disclosures fuchmouds
at 1888 z. d. leaves Dansille at 9:53 p. M.
arrives at Gre en'boro' al 1890 A. IL: arriy "a ak
Charlotte at $50 A. N. This train connects AZ
Charlotte with trains on the Charlotte, Columbia,
and Atlanta, ana Atlanta and Richmond Airline
railroad for Atlanta. Mobile, New Orleans, Colum-
bia, Augusta, Savannah. Charleston, Macon, Column
bus, and all points South and Southwest Palace
SleepiDg-Car oil trains from Richmondte New Or
leans.
THROUGH MAIL Observation-Disclosures Ch,rlotte at
Up. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 2:15 AN: leaves
Danvilie at 5:28 A. 81; leaves Burkevilte at 40
A. NJ; arrives ut Richmond st 2:23 Z. 81. This
train connects at Burkeyle with tranf on the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg and points Southwest.
LYNCuBuRG PASSENGER tvcstward)leayea
Richmond at $40 A. NJ; arrives at Durkeyille at
1887 Z. a.; arrives at Lynchbrrg at 4:40 p. III
WILLIE ACCOMMODATION Eastward.
leaves BnTkeyiIls e. 4:so A. NJ; arrives at Rich
Through tickets sold to all points South and Soushs
''''' '''~ T. NJ. X. TALCOTT, d,
Engineer and superintendent.
r. r. DOUGLAS. Master Transportation. APPS
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.ss-s.s EINk NDLAI. !. !. s, !.
RICHMOND s 8, 3 ;ExoHANar

s,. -. aWEDsEsD.tY.A APRIL 90, 1874.
on se''.-.sooo Virginia ax-receivable coupons Of
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ND DOMINION STEAMSHIP rESs
COMPANY. GNMH

FOR NEW YORK.
rms company win dispatch one or .ha,- sn,e,,.Ys
ss.sESn'IerspQLD DOMINION, WYANOKk. ISAAC
P sSh md FEfGEHhaa0 SSS ALBEMARLE. HATTIE
TTIES T9S ERfnE " ELDER tbuI ding-every
water. "Of'~AA Al MSI
These ships are entirely new, and were built er
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are IN.
50 passed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed reeulart,
at New York ON the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freiehts for points beyond New York forwards
with dispatch, and no charge lnade except aetna
expenses incurred.
Freight received until =. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply te
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ap3 Office Company's wharyes. Rockets.
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FIRE INSURANCE.


DOYALFIREI INSURANCE COAPAN1
ASSETS OVER. ............ ......sl2 .O00,0oo
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Va. oo'ooo
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
ASSETS OVER. -....:,...*lo'oeeUU,ooSSSS
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Va. oo'oo~
Shareholders personally res ponslbIe for the ooN-
gatious OF the above companies.
ReprcscnIIpg the above staunch- old yDglish CONF
panies we solicit The patronage OF tho public upon
their UNREASONABLE security, prompt ana nDefss
sertiement OF all claims, aud heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE CO. agents.
ap 23-3m No. Aloo MAR ssfeetE
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BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

nI THROUGH TICKETS to nj, princ,p,, min !.
HHonnIh, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST min All
haat .cG :! ,. aDd STEAMSHIP LINES.
SA1GAGE CHECKED from hotels and nr,r...
residences TO DESTINATION on ali itcseps az
0! me. Rates same rs at depois. '''Ae" Soic
fAssESGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED ron
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY. A"o
Tickets sold at our Offices. Information s,..-
fuliy given as 70 all routes ehseeI-
rrlneipai Office S26 Main street. and branch os.
an g. on nshanse hetsi. A. w. CARRIER,
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY, ;
OFTICE GESERA AL FREIGHT AND{
TICKET AGENT, Richmond, April 90, 1874. r..
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
After the 30th instant the DAY MAT. TRAIN
VIII leave Ryrd-Slreet station at 2:35 r. nj. In
stead Of 3 p. NJ. 100
The FREIGHT TRAINS win leave Broad-Sreet
station on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS at $50 A. NJ, and arrive In kichmon6
ut IL midnight, of same days -
BY order OF the General Superia' cndeut
W j. b. GENTLY, -
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATeIn.
" COMPANY. I ssSGssSsssSs3fa3k

TAAES RIVER STEAMBOATeLSLu,
" COMPANY. 1sssssssssssssss7
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AM
ADAMS EXPRESS.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE:
On and after MONDAY the 23d of March,
the fast elegant steamer JOHN SYLVES-
TER, Captain JOHN A. POST, will leave compa-
ny's wharf, Rockets, for aboys-named places on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS al
"A. M. and returning will arrive here TUES-
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS At 4
Pm.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lin.
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Eep
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY.....$ 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
IUHN ........................s. , %
Fare TO Baltimore. 90
Fare 10 Philadelphia. 90
Fare TO New GOrk...................l IL 90
Tickets for sale on steamers, 1t CARRIER & Ooh
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel
and baggage checked through. Freight receive,
daily tor Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an,
regular landings on James river from A. NJ. &c
sP. NJ, at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings mast be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM, General A2ant.
ONCE: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF
fee at W. ID. Blair Co.'S, corner OF Nahth ant
Main streets. NH Il
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DfsPAA.FVRE8U F EEKAEEEEBs -
I FOB NEW YoRK .-fns eTse
Old Dominion Ste mahip Company,s
steamship OLD DOM MON, Captain WAIKER
VIII sail FRIDAY, Nay Est, nj 2 O'Clock r. nj.
/ Freight received until o'clock r. N,
Through bills OF ladtng gtgred, md poode goy.
waraed with dispatch to ali points north soufh
east, anu west; also, 20 foreign l,oyts.
passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
saIe to New York, $12; stesJnge, So; round
For freight or passage apply to
q. W. ALLEN d CO., Agents.
ap 29-3t ComDany's W hars. Rosketts
EOR P ELPHIA.- S&4
r. The steamer ]. w. EVERMAN, Cap-S
sauh ,LAIE, VIII receive freight for the above port
tnF IHUhsDAY the 30th instant, at 10 O'CLOCK.
'Ieiens nHen FOR Wilmington, Del, Proyideaee,
~. - ana Boston. Also, tor Liverpool and Ant
nd M american and Red Star Steamship lines,
A' p. o,.,s o. iading signed through.
,asraer, g Philadelphia, including meals ant,
q, 90. ". P. PORTER, Agent,
- 800 no. 2425 DOCK street.
|CUNASD LINE. 1aSFFSs
tickets to and from ALL P01STsIN kIIHOpE
" Inc Celebrated CUNARD LISEst
hiChAOND TRANSFER COMPANY
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET-Opgpyz
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SyplriIis;c Disease.

As it presents itself on this coast is Of a mos,,
formidable character than that seen in tie
atlantic States or Europe, arising rom the
fact Of it> being Il compound of Spanish, CHI
neSe and Sandwich island disease. | hose Of
YOU who have visited the two latter countrie.
10 donht have socn ne dreadful effects of it
on botli the nati,, ~ foreign populati~n "
fcqlirc; altogcth,4 ..licrcnt modes e. treat
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MISCEL .NEOE,S.
Sealed Proposals

NliL BE RECEIVED AT TIE OFFICE
w of the County t'crh Of Eureka county,
Nevada. up to and inc!uding the 5til da, oi
june. lSIi, for finishing medical a;d ald at
tendance Tor the inulgcnt sex Of Euro, Il
county in the Hospital, and out Of the Hos
ital within the limits .! the town of EurI,, Il
said bids to be by the month Tor the term "f
one year. from } nne l., 1871. to j lame II. ls7i
None but lrheticlng lhysirianS are solicited
to bid. and each bid mast be accoinrari,d by
tn, i,loma of tie physician from some mcd-
ical college, that lie is IL r,gularly educated
physician,
Bids willnlso be received. at the same time
and Place. tor the careand board of each lios-
ltal patient per day, " hich must also include
the keel ing of said Hospital and furnishing
the same with necessary fuel and other rol'-
vriienceS lor the comfort oi ,bc inmates
n boafd al toHntNt tonIn.i s>iunCrs reserves
the right to reject any cr all bids.
+. II. iiAHMUN, Clerk.
Eureka. Nevada, May d. l>7. mi-td
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I!OREti. L." TRAGEDY.
[ rom the reka Journal. 9TH ult. ]

F# | rom the reka journal. -'tn ult.
1 Rcpor. reaches lie from Happy
Camp, Del \ortc coun y ot lie murder
of Ii. O'Mcara. ard burning Of the
store. it is supposed by Cinnamon.
\ tiOn of the store of liorac" Gasquet.
kept by O'Mcara, on the 9th, like an
Explosion of pow der, and the whole
Inside of the store was in flames. The
lir>t move WAS to break the door to
1ibcra O'Ncara, when the flames
bur-i forth and no trace of the missing
ssnan was discovered until 9 o'clock. af-
ter The heat OF the fire had sub>ided.
From the appearance around the
l.hurrcd remains the popular opinion,
il that after O'Aicara had gone TO bed.
Ghinamen had called him up for the
purpose of huNing something, and
and while attending to them they
struck him on the head with Il steel
bar found hear the corpse and not be-
longing to the store. The thinamen
then, oull out uteverythinw of value, gold
dust. opium. money. &c, and >catter-
ed the iluor with oil. set it OH fire, and
came ou. and shut the door. All ef-
forts so far have failed to discover the
1lightc~t clue to the mystery. Citizens
have offered reward of $ 500 for the
apprehension of the murdererS. Gas
0uet'S loss is estimated at Slo,0np III
coin and gold dust. Deceased is sup
Do >ed to nave had about 81 0oo on has
Der>on. Neither has been found.
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MAN At LARGE.

rom the Nevada City Cab Transcript, 18th.
On Tuesday afternoon last, as IA
bung lady was proceeding from her
6sidrnce on Gold Flat To the Murcllic
inc, she was hailed hv a man
mad James Walsh. who lives on the
bad between the above named places,
lhO commanded her to stop. The
rl paid no attention To the summons,
0t kept on her way. WhCreupOn
Walsh started after her, shouting as
e went that he would cut her heart
mt if she did not stop, and using other
Anguagc unfit for publication. The
brrliied girl, seeing She WAS pursued,
Df the road and ran as fast as she
Duld into the woods, her rurSuer en-
eavCring to catch her. and all the
|me yelling and scrceching like Il de-
hon. by running behind trees and
haparril, which WAS very deNse, and
Oubling on her track. the Young lady
*ventually succeeded in escaping from
Aer torinGntor, whom she could hear
h anO,her direction trying to find her.
letracing her steps homcWard, she
WAITED the return of her father at 6
eclock. and after supper they proceed
u to the Murchie mine. We under
)tand that Walsh is subject to fits of
insanity. which of late have
IDt to be not only frequen, but violent.
)n two or three occasions lately he
ns threatened and made dcmonstra-
Ions to kill his old mother, with
khOm he resides. james Walsl, was
5ent to the Insane Asylum some few
Sears ago. and after being there for Il
Considerable time WAS di charged as
Eured. We also learn that he has Il
brother. John Walsh. who is now in
uRrccratcd at Stocl>ton ior bciEg insane.
What the result would have been ifthe
<nadmau had succeeded in capturing
he girl, can only be conicclurcd.
One thing we do know. had the father
Encountered Walsh while chasing his
the probabilities are that we
Bhould have been called uponto cIlron-
)clc homicide.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,
CBLiSIIED EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPTED, BY
GEO. w. CA SS1DY-
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

he copy. onc year. by NATL. si1 00
Sc copy. six months. by mal............... S09
&c copy. three months. by mal.......... ) 90
D PAPERS forwarded until paid for.
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- Remember, Dir. CHAS. H. TONER'S
offices are at the Corner of Main and Bate
man streets opposite the Court-housc, and
near the o.totlicr. Eureka. \cv.
y. B.-ConSultatipn at the office Frces
Office hours from A. NJ. =. NJ.
mNlltf CllAS. II. TU/EE, NJ. y.
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The Old; Formulas

of Ricord. Acton and Eostwck are of little
account. eXcelt to dry up the disease on the
Snr ace, leaving the POISON in the blood.
which. sooner or later, will show Itself a> II
secondary disease i'll an aggregated form. ! Lc,e
acts have learned by experience. and think
can say without hoaStiny hat ! have seen
more practice in these diseases then any othe =
physician III Nevada, dating a. it does from
l>ia. 1t becomes you. therefore. to think we'll
before You employ Il physician.
W ho l. the proper one t" conSult-an old
experienced one, cr one who has recently set
tied amongst you
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NEDICtI.
Or. Chas. H. Tozer,
THE GREAT ERADlCATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California.
.R. TeZHR.S EXPERIENCE Is OF


- iorty years standing. and during that
time has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of all diseases generally known as
Special complaints.
1t Is iinnoS>iblc here to mention all the di--
sseases with which he is familiar; some, pei
haIs. VII not be ont Of place. l he most form
idablc. the most destructive to mank ind. j.
ocli-A AbUSc. The brain being the seat of the
disease the whole system Suffers in consc-
Tuence. VIII here cnumcrate some OF tho
symptoms, 50 that those afflicted may hc able
TO fern I'M opinion in regard to their COM
plants. and seek adv &C in time, thereby saw
ing themselves a world OF Suffering: Nervou.
Debility, Loss of Memory, rain in the Limbs
and Back. allitati"n OF the Heart, 1rcn-
bling Of the Limbs. Headache, and an
Aversion tuticiial Society, especially that Of
icEialeS. l here are IL great many more, but
these are sufficient. and should You be sufri-
ing from any OF them. call on DR.. TOIER,
and he will cure You in Il short time, without
any interruption in your business.
Structure Of the Crcfllra
l. another formidable enemy to health. Send
tor one of my circalarS eu that disease, and
inform yourself! of it, terrible results / he
worst cases cured in Il few days:
And other Diseases
In all their various forms, either Primary.
>oc"ndar ~ Hereditary, completely cradi-
Gated from the 'y>tem. Your constitution
b. Ing restored tt .'cricct health. there will be-
n" danger Of handing downto your children
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Wy Plan is Purely Vegetable.

Destroyin. the disease and purifying tho
blood, 80 that there Is no danger ot scca..d-
AIRY >NmttuuS,
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW KENEEIES!

No. 6.3 kEAHNY STREET, CORNER
~ Commercial, Snn Francisco. Private en-
rance on onmercial street. Established III
lSbi for the treatment of SeXral and Seminal
Diseases. such s-Gonori hu'a. Glcct, Structure,
syphilis In all IT. forms. seminal v cak ness,
lmputcncy, etc. etc Skin diseases OF years
standing, and lccratcd Leg>, etc, successful.
Blk. GlBBON has the plca,urc of annonn.
in- that he has returned ir,m visiting tho
principal hospitals of Europe, and has re-
>umcl practice.
I h. Doctor has sparc.. neither time nor
money III seeking oHt Few remedies, and has
r.t'irnvd with Increased facilities for the alle-
Walton ot human suffering.
Seminal Weak kncss.
Seminal emission is the consequence Of s>i..
abuse. This solitary vice, or .lrpraved sexual
Indulgence. l. lracticcd 10y the youth ~ both
SEXES 4" an almost unlimited extent, produce
ing with unerrng certainty the following
train of morbid symptoms, unless cnmbatea
by scientific medical measures. VIZ: Sallow
eouItenance. dan spots under the eyes. pain
IL the head. ringing in the ears, noise like the
ru>tllng ot leaves ur rafting ot ehariotS, un-
ea>ues> about the loin>. weakness of tho
tmhS. confused vision, h.untcd intellect, loss
ri confidence, diililcucc in approaching >trai-
,r,. Il dislike to form new acquaintnnccS, u
disposition to ahun society, loss of memory
pimrlc> and various eruption, about the face.
hectic fu>hes, turrcd tongue, frtid breath.
coughs, consumption. night Swcat>. monoma-
MA, and Frequently Insanity. II rcli"t be not
obtained, yol should aprl; Immediately, ci-
tler in person or by letter, and have II euro
effected by h- n"w and scientific mode q
tr,atine this disease. which never fails 0i
eitectng II quicE and radical cure.
Cured "a: Home.
Persons at n distance may be CT RID AT
HOME. hy addressing letter to DIR. lB-
hon. stating case, SYM toms, length oi time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, tree from damage and
curiosity, to a',Y part OF the country, with
fAll aud llain dire, tionS for use, by inclo>tug
>lH in coin in n registered letter through ,he
po>totlice or throv gh " ellis. Fargo * Co.
laeka = OF mcdir,ne will be forwarded
by eNrrcS, any part Of the | Mon.
Persons ting To the Doctor will please
state the h..me of the pager they see this adj
vcriiScment in.
All communications strictly confidential
Address DH. j. +. GlbEON,
Box laj1, San Francisco. California.
nltS-IN
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ISIsessl.latiSll. Ncuralg!:,

Ana diseases arising from the use of y = -.
such as pain, III the shin bu...-. sw~s
atc., etc.. and Impurities of til. blood, clt4 -,
IN hort time by the H., ii my NEGET :
BIZ MIMI MS, Known only 10 myself.
lie not deferred from calling On DIR. 1GIF,
from delleacy or ii fear OF exposure, aS ia
Reet"r l. Il man in whom You can trust, and
all cases are treated with the utmost secrecy.
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A Grateful Acknowledgment. to askiltful
Gentleman

This world is ere of continuous nilmcnt.,
Now, TO assist those that are in misery, alu
tn rrcvct,t local sickness ,io not fail to consult
! II. IoZEh, the well known AID eminent
/ lly>icari of the age. The most nStuni> hing
cures accomplished when all other mcdical
men fail and are coiurcllcl to refer to ono
8, lie ha> relieved the community from dis
ra.cS chat apparently were beyond mcdical
SAIL. JOHN {. VALENTINE.
san Francisco, alilurhia.
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MISCEL



J,mos Reilly rra; ~.
John Colynn Micha / Coady
Joseph ho>sitnr Thomas HaI,v
lLilin Splain
vs. E ,r,
G W Baker Geo " Cassidy
Patrick Mcbride Chris Murthn
Edward Lcwany John Daley
TloS Sheridan John II noi,nr
VI Il Bartlett James Carroll
~ r"!rx irJ II Lskcns
~ ~ ",1,,,Ls n".'LI>es J"i,l IN WAn iAIn
M;,I VI T. yIInu " ash
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LOST.

NEAR TiiE tOhNtE OF CLARK AND
~ Main streets. Pocket Diary. containing
an inn ortInt letter of 10 value except To tho
owner. fha finder will please leave the same
At ". II. tlaris store.
ny17tG II. 0LMSTED.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-02
nycyycz 20 TIE ruHLIc.

'.NIEt'NpEFSiGNE BEGS To STATE
Z that bis wife i little insane and imas-
ines that she il distress, and hnS been ask
ii,.. assistance from the rublir vithe1t rauSc
or rra>ou. with To inform the public that
don; want thriu I" civ -. ar credit on my
arroi:nt without my order Any onc that
gave her mor.y Yesterday will nhli 70 mo by
calling On me at the ida''o Stable and will
rI;urn the Sanir,
JOSEPH SCHNEIDER.
*my.-,w Idaho Stable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-21
General News.

| The barn of David Fisher, at Topion, Berks
county, was struck by lightning last evening
| and consumed. The cattle and horses were
saved. The loss is about $4,000,
Fifteen buildings in IDgersoll, Canada, in-
cluding the post.office, Methodist printing
Office, court-ofice, Montreal Telegraph Com.
pany's Office, and several stores, were burned d
| on Sunday night. The loss is $4,000.
| A Little Rock special says the Constitutional
Convention of Arkansas will declare all the State
offices vacant and order new election.
The barn Of Joseph Bennett, about eighteen
miles from Trenton, was burned on Saturday
| aud two children, aged respectively : and q yrs,
persisted in the flames. This children had been
playing with matches III the barn and set fire to
the hay
The President has appointed James IL MARI to
be First Assistant Postmaster General, and has
authorized Colonel John l.. RoItt, Second As.
sistant Postmaster General, to act as Postmaster
General during the temporary absence of the lat
Ter official
hanged by vigilance committee, near Nevada
City, NO. last Saturday night.
At Memphis, yesterday. two colored butchers,
named Frank Warner and Samuel Smith fought
with cleavers and butcher knives and mortaIly
wounded each other.
Jesse r. Poneroy has confessed that he MUIR
dered litto X ate CuIiau, whose remains were
found in the cellar OF ie'i-e IA South Boston on
Saturday.
The result of The University Boat Race Is
satisfactory TO no one uuess it is the friends of
the Columbian crew, and their truest suppor-
tiers will regret that the contest went by good
luck rather than merit. Not that the Column
bian crew was to blame in any respect.