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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

RCH. JOHNSTON AUcrIoNEER
past ocs aha Nassau 81 street. opposite the
street
HoysEMoL,D AMP OFFICE FURNITURE.
oeaek At Se % ~ e this DAY
ment Of Household and once Furniture CARPETS, OH
Bareaa %shnd
Also Office Furniture, nc. &c.
Also three rosewood Pianos.
A LBERr b wALpsRqS, AgoTIoNEER
saesrooms los 9sr9s 3 W ana 1xEf III Cedar stree.
furniiaIf His bSdgihs S&f 81 aHd r o.nsS FsasS Goods
Including Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands, Bookcases
oet ar ana and dn
cry Sagansss Goods Plated Ware Gutlery, Psintngs.
xc BY farl0r and
A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION.
I BrsadRy dday at Svse esdepSS q East 2 Sd
lots ana $4,000 worth OF elegant Household Furniture,
Roewood Planoforte, cost $3.50;
STYLES and rich c Bes su snS, latest OH PAINTINGS
lace Curtains Bronzes Clocks marble % top and sili
suits
dining room' basement and kse4eH FHrgiIuIe nc.o
"A AUGUsTE MARTINEs, Auctioneer.
MagSEscsyt prSPEscy Of X tntn;,nrs
Paintings stataary, Bronzes rare % works Of Art.
:. 1T THIS SSa SaSss ss,s!SaS sSSSSaM ,
at the private residence 80 West 18TH St,
between 9th and 9th avs.
sale commencing l0ls O'Clock.
Drawing Roonls-Superb Suits, covered silk brocade
richest description Grande Duchesse style; Eageres
Secretaire Bookcase Mirrors. Carpets, Paintings by
eminent artists Clocks Lace Curtains magnificent
wood Pianoiorte, stool, Cover rosewood, walnut Bu
reaus, Bedsteads Wardrobes suite, style Louis XIV. ;
Mattresses. Extension Table Buffet, Glassware Silver
ware Cutlery &c ali The Furniture servants apart
ments. sale peremptorv
AUGUSTE MARTINES Auctioneer.
UCTION NOrICE-GOOD SECOND HAND AND
"A misft Carpets, all sizes and rich patterns, English
Fulton street, near Nassau. Side entrance.
A TTRACTIvE AUCTION sALE-sMITH Il BoGART
"A No North Villa street t-EDWARD PETTINGtR
Auconcer, Will sell on Saturday March IL, at IL o'clock
an assorment OF Furniture, aud second hand, con-
sisng OF Paror and Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes Tables
Chairs Mirrors Sofas Bureaus Lounges, Bedding, Desks
PAINTINGS Carpets effects of Restaurant, rableclohs
Napkins Crockery, Glassware. Iinware, Range, large
Icebox. cost $l75 Sale peremptory. Consignments So
iced Cash advanced. Prompt returns.
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A UCTION SALE-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
n l20 West 23d street. near 9th avenue,
THIS SATURDAY. MORNING,
commencing at l0i, O clock.

EIegant HOUSEHOLD Furnlture sale
BY L. FIfZGERALD, Auc tioneer
FIRST class Household Furniture order and in
since October-Per and Mantel Mirrors, Stcinway
Sons fianoIore, Oil Paintings, Bronzes &c; moauelte
velvet and Brussels Carpets in good order naid ac
walnut latest STYLE Paror Suits covered in satin broca
tel and reps real Lace Curtains, fine nlaid marqaetry
Chairs, Lounges, Dwar! Bookcase Secretary BOOK.
Gase hs,r mge aDe
suits inlaid black walnut Bedseads Dressing Cases,
spring and halr Mattresses Pillows, Bosters &C. small
Parlor suits; also basement and kitchen Furniture
over 800 lots by catalogue. LUKE FlrZGERA LID, Auc-
tioneer, office l,2l2 Broadway.
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TNMAN LINE. vor,o,
The course laid down tor these steamers, and followed
by several years. Is fixed to $50 miles south
Cape Race. Although the VOYAGE is thus heightened
100 miles, better weather with is
much greater freedom togs and floating aud the
danger OF navigation consequent thereon.
ROYAL Mail steamers appointed to sail folows:-
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BALTIMORE. =. saturday, March IL at2 I. NJ
CiLy uE nKOoK. YA.. Saturday. March 23 at2 P. N.
CITY OF RklS SSELS.... hiurdav April l. at /. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
40 North River -
o.,1 RATES OF PASSAGE
VAblN, $40 $50 and S9O gold according TO accommo-
Round trip tickets ut low rates.
STEERAGE-To Liverpool, Queenstown. Glasgow Lon.
donderry, London, Bristol Cardiff Belfast Havre or
Hamburg. So. Prepaid certificates $32 currency.
Passengers are forwarded to Sweden. Norway, Dem
mark and Paris ut reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates. ,
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Companys office, No Is Broadway
For seerage passage nj 50 Or per % North
O'Donnel Faulk, 4O2 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
NJ 5. Creagh, l02 State street, Boston,
+. C. Brown 81 South Clark corner Lake street. CHI
William Inman, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe Paris.
NoR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
Il other points in England and Waies
The south Wales Atlantic Steamship Conpany's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf Jersey City, rs iollows:- -
GLAMORGAN .............. March II
First cabin passage SIS and ssh, currency second
cabin $55 currency steeragc, $50 currency Prepaid
seerage certihcat from Cardiff $33 currency Drafts
lot l. A"0 "p" XkCHIBXLD ID BAxFER co. Agents,
" Broadway, New York.
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NCHOR LINE.
n Additional sailings.
Commencing LIST April the steamers of the Anchor
Line will sail New York and GLASGOW every alter.
nate day throughout the year.
Tuesdays steamers will proceed Londonderry.
Thursdays steamers will proceed Via Queenstown.
Saturdays steamers direct to and from Glasgow.
Steamers sail from pier No. 20 North River, New York
TRlNACRIA.. ;sa, Mar. 4 ETHIOPIA; Wed, April !
CALIFoRNIA. sat- Mar y VICTORIA Tues, April Z
AUSTRALIA. We'd Mar. 25 OLYMPIA. Thur, April 8
ITALIA .... sat, Mar 25 MACEDONIA. Sat, April IL
The passenger accommodations the steamers OF this
line unsurpassed for elegance and comfort. Cabin
stateroos all the upper deck thus securing good
light and ventilation
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. OR LONDONDERRY.
WE'D STEAMERS $65 and S75 Return SI3O, currency
SAT. STEAMERS, $65 and IS. Return, Sls0 gold.
SrfERAGE PASSAGE.
To Glasgow, Liverpool London, Queenstown, London
derry Belfast, Bristol or Cardiff, $50, currency.
Tickets issued passage to from any seaport or
railway station in Great Britain Ireland the Conti
nent
Company's Office, No. Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
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A UCTION SALE-HANDSOME AND USEFUL
IA Household Furniture.
THIS DAY (-aturday), lO1a O'Clock,
at the elegant residence
2l0 West 2lst St, near 7th avenue,
Paror Suits,
richly carved inlad gilt frames covered damask satin
and brocate; two elegant round rosewood Piano
fortes,
fine OIL Paintings,
rosewood Etagere, inaid marquetry Cabinets, gilt
Centre and Console Tables, Easy =, Chairs Turkish
secreiare bookcases, library Tables, lady's Writing
Desk, Mirrors Curtains Buffet Extension Tables dining
Chairs. Silverware, CrOckery. rosewood and walnut
Bedsteads, Dressing Cases. Bureaus Wardrobes, Wash
and haircIo6 Suits hall and kitchen Furniture 9 Car
pets, &c. sale positive. 7th sth cars. CON-
petent men to pack or ship goods
ROBERT q. CASHIN, AuctioneeE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

SToNINGTON LINE FOR BosroN.-TuE ELEGANT
~ steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday. - .
day from pier 81 North River. at5P. NJ
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II THIS DAY,
25l West Fourteenth street
Great sale Of FURNITURE. CARPETS, PIANOS.
PAINTINGS, BEDDING, &C., &C.; contents of large
dwelling.
ROBERT soMERvILLE, Auctioneer.
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A RCH JOHNSTON AUCuoNEER
n Office and Sacsroom 81 Nassau street opposite the
Post Office Horse Auction branch, 10 rs thirteenth
street
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Ii UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURQ AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sai from
New YORK as iollows:- .
GUETHE, Cantaln wilson .Marcn ~,
SCHILLER, Captain Thomas ..;........;....:A April T.
from Eagle Line pier foot OF First street. Hoboken.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG
Cabn-Frst Saloon Sl20 gold second saloon, $72 gold.
steerage-ro Plymouth and London, $50, currency; to
Cherbourg and Hamburg, $50 gold; prepaid tickets
From esas asps vs. c FSSS EDyE South
william Street. For passage apply to KNAUTH,
NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risk of insurance Cup to
$50 0O0 In god) each of its steamers thus gvn pas
sengers the best possible guarantee for safety and the
avoidance OF danger at sea,
The souherly route has always been adopted by
this company to avoid ice and headlands
From piers "A and AZ North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN Sat Mar 1l 30PM. EGYPT SAT. Mar rs at PM
CANADA Mar Il, 8 A. NJ. GREECE. April L. ut p. NJ.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK. Wednesday, March 70, at II A.
Cabin passage $50; $50 currency stsersge s2s cur
age tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company's Office No 81 Broadway
+. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETW ZEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels this iavore the Con-
tnent being southery than any other will sail
from pier No 90 North River as iolows:
fEKElNE Danfe .SuluTudy, March -
AMERlQUE, ROSsal. saturday, April
ElROPE, Lemarie saturday april 10
ST. LAURENT, LachesneZ Saturday. May z
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD lincludng wine TO
BEEST OR HAVkE
First cabin $l2i Second cabin. $75
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers going to returning from the
Con inent Europe by taking this line avoid both tran
English railway and the discomorts OF crossing
Channel besides saving time trouble ana
Notc-ln June and thereafter the departures will be
" George MACKENZIE, Agent, SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

ITO LET-AT FLEETWOOD PARK, CLUB HOUSE
i House at gate, Grand Stand, Pool Selling. &c. Fo
particulars apply to WILLIAM II. VAN COTT, super
intendent, or PHILIP DATER, Albemarle Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

A -A-ALL CHOICE BREEDS OF DOGS AT FRAN.
"A: & Gds BgCTLER's C No. No. Peck slip Buffers nfa!.
ier's New Work 81 Dogs boarded, trained, &C. Medi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN ORANGE COUNTY
i at auction: at Angus Hotel, Washing tonville, on
ls 49, at "A p.,s p ov ssrss q eh9ee land House
Of cattle miles from Washingtonvilie depot AZ miles
from goshen Apply to WIN. HORTON CTaigville, or TO
NswbatS branch Of kris nANruAd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14
HORsEs, CARRIAGES, sc.

J,IRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR BOARDING
IL horses at No East Houston street. Broadway;
best OF and iced $50 per month; two Express
Wagons for sale cheap
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GREAT WESTERN Nv ,ysurp lime
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
the steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is East
River, as folows:- .
ARRAGON, Western. Saturday March %
Cabin passage so; intermediate. S45; steerage, $780,
currency; excursion tickets $l2l
'r +. /. MORGANS SONS.
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
"A. Birds. &C. Medicines for all diseases; prepare
Food for mocking BIRDS At B. G. DOVEY's, No.S Green
street. near Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

A PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.-A FOR
n. tune for $50: one-tenth OF fortune, S5; whole
tickets $50. halves S25; tenths, S. For sale by r. C.
DEVLIN Statoner, 80 Liberty street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

A --sODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
a. Ale, sparkling Wines. --Manufecture OF com mple,c
putats o Apparatus and Materials with iull nsruc.
tUns All departments uf ture bottinQ and dis.
pensug exclusive rights IN desirable territory. Cata.
loguos iroS;; JOHN GAIrhkWs rirst nvenue, twenty.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-03-05
PREPAABD IY
Dr.. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practice! and <aa'yfssas CAss~ssss.
SOLD NJ ALL DRUGGISTS EvKRrwuxR1
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
SUMNER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. and
Two traios Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Exccpted.)

After Sunday. June 29,h 1873 the
Passenger Trains Of the Peonsyl-
vania Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive .. Philsdel-
phia New York Piiisburg and Erie az
follows.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-03-05
PARAMOUNT HOUSE.
l. NEAR THE DEPOT,
NJiddlebUrg, PA.

GEORGE GUYER, PROPRIETOR
This house Is in close proximity to the
depot and has lately been rebuilt and 70.
fitted. Rooms commodious--ihe table well
supplied with the hest the market affords
--aAd terms moderate.
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General Plan.

Within ui-cty'days a'ter receipt; OF proofs Of
death. satisfactorily presented. the Society will
1ay ~ their onire the amoun, su, tho h,Irs or
assigns of the deceased member
I'VE fRonTs or DEATH RrouiPxp ARE: ist
Nunl ~ oi tlc certihcatc, name of thr pers m
insured, and the party to whom made rsyaLle
~. c"rtih s'e from the phNsician xho htten.
ed the party during biz or her last sickness
stating particularly the naturc Of the discafe
- drralon, and the time IT death ara A GER
tlacate Il t~p dt.inttrsstei aequa in.srces ui
me dcce sod. certifying 10 thr time ana iact Of
his OF Ter festh AMI that he or she Wa, the ger.
son insured ny 'hst mans IA this Society.
Adtress all communications to
JAS. w. KNIGHT, SEc.
Homo Office. -Freeburp. Pm
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EASTWARD

EASTWARD
55-Philadclphia Express leaves Har-
risbure daily except Monday ~ 2 IS
m snd arrives at West PbilsdeIphia a.
b6 ~, and arrives at New York At
10 Is q. m.
3 35-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
al 80 a m and arrives at West Philadei-
phia at I Is a IN. and New York at 10 20
IN.
7 45-Lancssier train via Mount joy
enees Harrisburg daily [except sundry
AZ : 10 " with through car for Philads!-
phia. and arrives al West Hhiladelphis al
2 30 N Mt New York At 3 So m.
65-southcrn Express leaves Har-
rishurg daily ~ $50 p m and arrives
philsdelphia at II 80 p m and strives at
New York al 3 56 IN.
II 6O-fRcihc Express leaves Harris
burg daily a, II 50 am and arrives a.
Vest Philadelphia at 3 30 p N. aud NJ
riVes nt New York daily except Monday
1t 35pm m.
2c0-Elmira Express leaves Harrisbul 4
iaily Except Sunday ut 2 OO p IN end az.
rivss at West Philadelphia at c 90 m Ard
'rriyes at New York ct 10 10 m.
0p-ilarrisburg Aeoommo odntion ieAvex
Harrisburg daily texcept Sunday at 4 60
p m and arrive &C West philadelphia s.,
20 10.
s45--Mail train leaves II arrisburR dr.
ly except sunday a, s As p m. arrives ns
Philadelphia at IL 20 AN and at Nov
York at % p. NJ.
10 5O-Cincinnnti Express leaves H,r.
risburg daily al 10 80 p IN and arrives nj
West Philadelphia at so % and arrives
It NeS York al 9 30 pm.
.. WESTWARD.
4i5--Erle Mail west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily ut Is u IN, arriving as
Erie at 7 SO pm.
4 i5-Erie Express west for Erie learea
Harrisburg daily Except sundsy) at $50
p m arriving at Erie at 25 Q m.
: S5-The Soulhern express leaves Hs.-
risburg daily at 2 30 a m. arrives at AL
toona at 6 so q m for breakfast and Ar.
rives at Pittsburgh at 12 80 D NJ.
c6-Pacito Express leaves Harrisburg
iaily at 90 a m arrives ut AltonA at S 6a
a m, for breakfast, and arrives at Pits-
burg n lopm
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at 10 a IN arrives At Altona st Q 90
IN for dinner and At Pi,tsburg a 6 o.
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily Tex
cept Sunday at 30 p m arrives at Alto.
aa at ! 20 pm
Fas, Line leaves Hgrrisburg daily fer-
cept Sunday at % ? m arrives at Alto.
na at 20 ?. m takes supper and arrives a.
Pitisburg at I 25 am.
II l5-Plttsburg Express leaves Harris.
burg daily Except sunday) at IL rs . m
arrives al Altoona at 4 90 Q m. and ar
riyes az Pittshurg Al 8 10 . m.
~ i0-Ciucinnati Express leaves Hsr-
r'shnrs daily [exeept Saturday, a. l2 10
a arives at Altona at 80 Q m aud ar
rives at Piitsburg ats 40 N.
A CASSETr, DM BoYpJr.
General Manager. 0enu Pa asaange, A %,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-03-05
I'm oN TIlI; JURY.

y" WV Na1 StHf.
Up in Blossburg, the other day, q
Lightning rod man drove up in font
OF handsome edifice standing in the
midst Of trees aud shrubs, and spoke
TO Mr.. Summers, who was sitting on
the stops in front lie acc Jsted sum
mers as the owner Of the residence.
and sal i:
4 sec you have no lightning rods
on this house.'
No, said Summers.
Arc you going TO put any on 2
Wei, hadn't thought Of II, replied
Summers.
You ought to. A tall building
like this is very much exposed. I'd
Ike to run you up one o. my rods (:
twistel stsel, glass Zen lers, nictlo
pl,tel ;ips-everythiI & co np!ete
May put one up to shoS you III
do the job cheap.
Certainly you may il you want TO.
I haven't the slightest objection,
said Summers.
During the next half hour the man
had his ladders up and assistants at
work, and at the end Of that time
tho Job was done. II called Stun
mers out into tho yard to admire it.
He said tD Summers
Now that il all well enough, but
IL it was ing house I'd have another
rod up on the other side There's y
nothing like being protected tEoIugh
ly.'
That's true, said Summers, it
would be better.
I'll put up another, shall I ? asked
the man.
why, Of course, il you think it's
best said Summers.
Accordingly the man went 10 work
again, and soon had the rod in it,
llice.
chats fr,trate job,' lie said TO
Summers, as they both stood eyeing
it. Il like such u man as you are
Big hearted, liberal, not afraid to put
a d. la down for a good thing
There's some pleasure in dealing
with you. | like you 30 much that
I'd put a couple more rods on that
house, one on the north end, snd ono
Oh the south, for almost nothing.
1T would make the things safer,
suppose, said Summers.
Certainly IL would I'd better dc
it, hadn't hey ?
Just as You think proper, said
Summers.
20 the man run up two more rods
and then he came down again and
said TO Summers
There, that job is done. Now lei
us settle up.
DO wbat9
why, the jobs finished, and II
take my money.
'Yor don't expect me TO pay il
lope1'
of course | do. Didn't you tel
mo to put those rods on your house.
My house : shouted Summers
Thunder and lightning! / neye,
ordered you TO put those rods up II
wyuld have been ridiculous. Why
man, this is the court house and In
here waiting for the court to assem-
be. I'm on the Jury. You seemed
to be anxious 10 rush out your rode
and as j. was none Of my business ]
let you go on. Pay for it Come
nov, that's pretty good
Tho BlossburS people say that the
manner in which that lightning rod
man tore around town and sworc
was fearful. But when he got Iii,
rods of the court house he left per
manently. He didn't fancy the place
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4 j. r. ZELLER,
4 TTORNEEATLAIv

CentreciVe, S"yier County, Penna.
All b1sintss entrusted T. h.s care will be
woll and rAthfuly attended ~. VIII practIce
II the several is-s OF Snyder All adjoining
,nnrt!e' Can be eonsulted Ia the Insiish OF
German language Oct, 3I 'T3u
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JAMES K. DAVIS mufEL.

lanes X. DAVIS uUiEL,
- sELINsGRovE. sNyDEnSCo., Pa.
HENRY A. BOLlG Proprietor.
This well known House having been re-
h'ted by the present proproieior, offers ex-
cellent accommodations TO the trave.ing
community. Choice liquors and Cigars at
the Bar. and the Table supplied with the
best the market affords. A good stable
attended by careful hosllers. In connection
with the house. April 6-'1Otf,
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DR. FAEtRNEY'S
Celebrated Biooa Cleanser or Pan

StttVftttH ptODN CtftfNStT OF 4 an
dced.
The Pnnacen will not only cure old stand
ng md malignant complaints. but Is one Of
b, bss orevcn talives Of such disorders
ever offered 10 the world You can avoid
severe attacks Of acute diseases, such NJ
Cholera. Small PoK. Typhoid. Bilious.
Spotted and Intermittent rcvers. by keep
ing your blood purified. The different de.
grecs Of all such diseases depend aliogeth-
or npon the condition Of the blood; Tor IL
this vital nuid is deranrcd you will nsc
disease much more readily than other.
wise, and the suffering will be In proper.
ton to the nmonnt of foreign matter in tn,
blood. This is 20 reasonable that We need
not here make any illustrations.
Remcmhsr the name and don't he put "a
with anything els. which druggists may
say Is just ~ good as the BLpop CLIAssER
Because they make more profits On cheap
cr articles.
Sold by druggis,s and dealers every
where.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ~.

:. LAND tfflfF,
Eureka. Nevada, Dee. Q. 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN THAT
~ John SfOenbar., whose rostofice nd.
dress is Eurckn. Nevada, has this day filed IT
this office II diagr ram together with a notice.
at application for u patent trcm tho
United States. under net .: Congress ar
proved May l0th. 1872. for fifteen hundred
100 %-lineai feet OF the ltcscae Lode. the SAINT
RAINING 10 feet northeastrrly aud $50 feet
>outhwestcrly from the top Of the kescuc In
cline. with sur. ace grodrd 100 ieet in width.
situated in tinto Nil ire District, " hite line
COUNTY, state OF Nevada. and described in the
plat and field notes As follows, to wit:
U. S. Survey, No. 40.
beginning at a post marked "Ne.l /. Us.
Survey No. 40" whence tho section corner
COMMON to Sections Mol and ,, III n, L.
4. NJ. IL. VI, bears ). 5l7 % + S,;sl feet
Post No. l.. Survey No. 81, Michigan Lode,
bears :. II s. T.. i.143. The center OF the
top hill of the Rescue incline bears y. ul7 IS
+. SOS feet, and a cedar tree. l foot in diam
eter, marked 'fescue i. T." bears \, 81
to post marned No. :. Us. Survey No: 49,
thcnee :. ~ T.. tC feet to post mark ed "No.3.
t. :. Sirvey No.. i0:;' thence i. ~" W.. 100
feet to post marked NO. 1, US. Survey No.
40" and thence n. 20 W. TO feet to post Ne,
l.. the place OF beginning. containing ~ 06-lC
meridian With a magnetic variation OF
62tYo T..
This claim is located Upon unsurveyed
iands and is bounded IN neither end by
any known claimants. Tho nearest mines
are the Cole 4 johnson and DuIuette.
~. of the linto District Mining Records, and
q copy of the neticc and rlnts can be found
posted at the kescne Incline upon the lode.
do CYRUS +. HORN. Register.