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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-30
nunNI> SILVER MINING COW.

)1ts.slA Sib.S La MbNsN"
l rANl- Location Of principal rlae 81
business. San Francisco, California; i"'tel
of works. Eureka. Eureka eoanty. >iate d
Nevada. Notice j. hrrehr given, that ala
meeting {. the foario Of directors, he'd on ~
LIST day at April. l>7i, an assessment Ni
II of T'wenty-fvc cents per share wa' leyid
upon the CAPITAL stock ii The eCrl oFaiaI,
payatlc immediately in United state -,
coin. To the Secretary, nj the ofiee ~ u.
Company. room -. Ne. iI9 California >'s2'
san Francisco. California;. .,.n
ANY stock npun which hi. assessment ,,-l
remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of Nav ra.
viii be delinquent, and advertised iof '"% Il,
publ c auction, and unless aymcl !, u III
before, will be sold on the >infiefn'"
day OfJmmc. 1871. 10 pay the ]aeIln4HeIl
assessment, together with costs Of ad,tr ia
ilg and expenses Of sale. by order :" 'H'
JOSEPH NAGlIEf, Sccre'aTy,,
Ofiee-Ream n. No. ~ tal.'Iiia MjI
san Francisco. California. az"
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TIL e
T Fl r
NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
The Leading American Newspaper.
Founded by Horace Greeley

IN The recent elections the people have deciAIea
in favor Of honesty IN politics ana A.
In journalism. The Tribune, when ychs akY ~ I.
clared that Il was not and never mofe Auu,u ~
parry organ claims the verdict as the populat
dication Of is conrsg. aud recognizes IN te .su.
Inc voice Of the people for TclDrn and integrity ~
s,,v Tor candor and Independence among
npwspaper. During the campaign which mas lus.
n,os,.a fhe tribune has fily maintained It's right
N the titlr Of the Leading AIperican Newspaper,
This postiOn II has earned and retains for tue toi'
lowing among other reasons ., -,
II pnblishes an the news earlier, more fuly, ana
more lntclligently than any other paper.
Ia insists on peace throughout the country, the
right Of local selfguyenmcnL and the prOteciloh oi
mi classes in the exercise OF their Just and Legal
rights ,..,,,... ,.,,,,.o,,
North and South. and lab0n for an honest ana Apiu
ing reconciliation.
Il maintains fairness and candor toward all public
men and question: and dignity and courtesy toward
associates and rivals. ,
IL publishes scientific news reports discussions and
discoveries 10 degree Of fnlness andaeeuraey never
before attained by any paper
IL gives every week ten or inorc columns OF the
most carefully prepared agricultural matter during
the year much mon In the aggregate than the en-
tire contents OF any other agricultural pubileauon
and the whole forming department OF when an
eminent agricultural editor said; III hss dole ihptt
10 make good farmers than any other influence
which ever existed a..
IL has published a series Of scientific aud literary
extras which have met wider sale and more en-
phatic popular approval than any similar publieA
tipu Of The Kind.
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THE SUN.
WEEKLY & DAILY FOR 1875

FTNlIE approach OF the Presidential election give.
Il unusual importanec TO the events and develop.
ments q 10 We shall endeayor to describe them
fully faithfully and fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained n circt,.
lation OF over seventy thousand copies Its render
are found n every state and Territory aud its quail
ity is well known To the public. We shall not only
endeaver 70 keep 4 tuly up 10 the old standard but
TO improve and add 70 is variety and power
THE WEEKLY sun will continue 10 be thorough
newspaper. All the news OF the day will be found
In II, condemned when unimpouant, at full Length
when of moment and always, we trust treated In a
Il Is our aim TO make THE WEEKLY Sun the
best family newspaper In the world It will be full
o. hai and sPpr9brate reading Of
delicate taste. IL Will always contain the most in
teresting stories and romanees Of the day carefully
selected and legiby printed.
The Agricultural department Is prominent fea-
ture in THE WEEKLY Sun and h articles viii
always be found fresh and useful to the farmer
The number of men independent In politics Is in
creasing, and THE WEEKLY sun Is their paper es-
pecialy. II belongs 10 party and obeys no die
tatlon contendihg for principle and the election of
the best men. 1t exposes the corruption that ais.
graces the country and threatens the overthrow OF
republican institutions i has no fear Of knavcs.
and seeks no iavors from their supporter
The markets of every kind and the fashions arr,
regularly reported In is columns.
The price Of THE WEEKLY sun Is one dollar n
year tor sheet Of eight pages and iyslx columns.
As THIS barely pays the expenses OF paper and print
ing We are not able TO make any discount or allow
any premium 10 friends who may make special
efforts TO extend itscrcuatoH. Under the new law
which requires payment OF postage in advance. one
dollar year, with twenty cents the cost OF prenald
postage added, Is the subscription II Is not neces
sary 10 get up club in order TO have THE wEEKiY
~ at THIS rate Anyone who sends one dollar and
We have no travelling agents 1884,
THE WEEKLY sUN.-Eight pages, nfty.six col.
from lhis Ydfe - ''''
THE DAILY sUN.-A large fourpage newspaper
q twenty .eight columns. Daily circulation over
l1NOO. All the news for two cents Subscrlption
postpaid 81 cents month. or sG5O year 10 clubs
OF 10 or over, discount OF - per cent
nov 14-6t NY.
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TH0RNBURG & McGINNISS
LIME SPREADER.
P1TENTED 1878.

TllIS Machine has been thoroughly tested
Il and found 10 broadcast Cur MAyrRn
from well rotted BARN YARD MASuREs, RI.
FUSE TAS BARK, CoNrosrs, &c, with perfee,
eyenness and great rapidity.
Also, TO BRoADcAsT or DRILLi in the rows At
any distance apart desired, LINE, PLAsrER,
ASHES, SUPER PnosPHArEs, &c, icith pertea
erenHess, at rates from one bushsi 10 any de.
sired quantity per acre,
Orders are solicited, and will be filled IS
fast as they can be manufactured in the order
of time in which the orders are received.
An agent will deliver the Machine as soon
as possible, and, on thorough trial BY the.
purchaser in his own way, and in all waysfor
the purposes il is intended, aud il not satistae
tory in all things, no sale.
BY this system we hope to place it in the
hands OF every intelligent farmer as rapidly
as they can be constructed, and hasten the
revolution that it is destined to work in the.
Application Of Manures.
We hope, by the policy Of no sale, unless
satisfactory after full trial, at least to engage
the attention Of calculating aud sensible
farmers. Address
J.. II. COLE,
Finksburg, Carroll county, Nd,
Agent for Maryland, Delaware, New jersey
and Eastern Pennsylvania sep 1871
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What the Southern Press Say of The
Tribune.

We consider The Tribune a very valuable paper
Ashcyillc, y, C. Citizen.
The NeN.York Tribune, in is faithful and search.
ing exposure OF outrage ISLANDERS on Alabama aud
other States has done immense service and Justice
Macon Ga. Telegraph and Messenger
We thank The New York Tribune for lis manly
aud powerful words In demanding Justice for the
people OF Alabama. Montgomery, Ala, News.
The host newspaper in the world Is The New. York
Tribune. Il combines the dignity aud sagacity of
the London Times with the representative news en-
tcrprise OF America Baltimore Bulletin.
4 paper TO be admired for H. Independence OF
tone and H. reliability OF ncws-Episcopai Metho-
ANY one who wants a hrst-class paper which keeps
lly up with the times In literature science and art
should subscribe for the Tribune.-spartAnburg :
The Imperial sheet OF the world. The New. York
Tribune.-The Jacksonville Fla New South.
We regard Il the best paper, all In all published
IN the United states.-Morristown, Tenn Gazette.
To-day The New. York Tribune Is undoubtedly the
inst of American newspapers; whatever may be said
Of its rivals Il has clearly won precedence oil all and
very creditably does u represent the journalism OF
the country, While dealing with all thetoplcs com
ing within the range Of newspaper The Tribune
makes specially OF the great subject % agriculture
1t becomes therefore matter of vital importance 10
the country that the direction Of the ideas OF this
vast section should be in able and conscientious
hands and matter for eOngratulRtion that the far
mers newspaper par excellence has the high stand
ing OF The rrlbune.-The n. Y. South.
The New York Tribune Is doing great work IN
Extras 70 thai great Siy-our Monthly ciinton
American newspaper enterprise y probably at this
time more fully illustrated In the daily issues OF The
Ncw.iork Tribune than In any other Journal, WI
mingtOn, ~ c. star.
Unequalied In culture, dignity comprehensive
breadth polish Of expression and intellectual fret
ted by no party ties b0licd indeoencies OF speech
and hysteric with no Wild sensatiuns.Ra \. G.
Agricultural Journal
surely the paper has maintained successfully the
high popularity which he beqpsathed IL, and the
name Of an ably conducted and independent Jour
nal which II now deserves even morc Justly than nj
any time during Mr. Grceleys -petcnburg, Va
Index and Appeal.
Trims OF THE TRIBUNE.
Daily, by mail, $40 per year, semi,weekly, 81 pcI
year Ave copies 81 80 each
Weekly, 81 per year ten copies, sl2j each; twenty
copies, SILT each
hs-Postagc in all cases paid by The Tribune. and
paper addrsscd TO each subscriber, without extra
change.
Agents wanted In every town, 10 whom libenI
cash commissions win be Paid.
Specimen copies, circulars and posters free Ad
dreSs THE TRIBUNE, New York
nov -
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OLD PoTAToEs.-Potatoes to be good
should never be exposed to the light, but
be kept in as dark Place as possible
After they begin to sprout in the spring
they should be taken up from the bins OIL
heaps and kept in boxes or barrels. II
you have few barrels saved out for fam
lily use, instead Of picking them over and
turning them over and spreading them
every few weeks, put them into enough
barrels, 50 that you can turn from one to
another Have one extra barrel, and
once every week turn them all out from
one barrel to another. This keeps them
moving 50 often that the sprouts cannot
grow enough to do much harm. The
sprouts which come out from the potato
use up the nourishment it contains, and
leave it soft, watery and insipid. BY
treating them as proposed above they may
be kept in condition FOR the table several
weeks longer than by sprouting them,
and at the same time save deal Of work.
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CHANGE OF TINE. .
Western Maryland Rail-.
Ma -


ON and after Sunday, NovemL.
" passenger trains on this road y ald ~
EASTWARD.
Leave "'l''Amsporta at $40, a. m. md,
p. m. aha La
Leave Hsserstown at .OOn m -,
Leave Aechanicstown at 500 a. M s snsesss..
p. m. aadaA
| 3.5Op. m. q. maud
Leave Union Bridge at 800 and a..
and 400 p, m. ''soa n.
Leave New Windsor at q. leanaom
aud 4.l6 p. m. WA a
Leave Westminster at 5Osnd %
and 4.45 p. m. NV H.
Leave Enksburg at 7.24 and IN n.
and 6.l0p. IN. V'Vo n.
Leave Glen Morris at !. 80 and ,o,o
and 500 p. m. viva u.
Leave Reisterstown at IA and 49,
and $40 and 100 D. m, "'H1m,
Leave 0wings Mills at I .IsanA,o@
and 6.I2 p. m. 'V'1'A n
WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimo,. :,
a. m. and 400 and $50 D. m. " 80
Leave Westminster at $50 M
and $50 p. m. s'a 90
SUNDAY rKAiSs--wEsrWun
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimora a..
n. m. Nv
Leave Westminster at 1880 a. m
SUNDAY rRAISs-EAsrwARn
Leave Union Bridge at a.8O n, m
Leave New Windsor at 3.I7
Leave Westminster at Ala D. M
Special City Passenger Cars will bain
ing at the Company office, corner AZ Rs s.ll
and fnyette streets, starting thirty m;rs...
previous TO starting time from FulioD nss..
thus connecting with NIL out. going min, ~ y.
Special City Cars will be in waiting Al EI ~
Depot ON the arrival Of all trains. en, Ii'On
passengers to reach all central ana sss,..s
portions Of the city. '-4'''a
Stage connections are made with SOFA N
train from Baltimore at Glen Morris s,saa.
for Hampstead and Manchester, and Al M
chanicstown for Eramittsburg. ~
JOHN N. HOOD.
oct III General Manager
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CooKINo CoRS FOR Hoss.-It is claim
cd BY some that thirty-three per cent. Of
corn fed to hogs for the purpose Of fatien-
Ing may be saved by cooking il. We are
fully prepared to accept this estimate, but
now Is . good time for some Of our readers
70 test the question. to their own satisfac-
tion, at least There are many who are
prepared to conduct such an experiment
inselligently, and we hope they viii do So;
reporting results, that we may give them
70 the public. ~ Prairie Farmer.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

.nR. GEO. S. FOUKE, Dentist, offers his
~ services at his Office.
Westminsier-eyery Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday,
Emmittsburg--Fourth Wednesday After.
noon till Thursday Afternoon.
Mechanicstown-Fourtb Thursday After,
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon.
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday.
Middleburg-F Friday.
Uniontown--Second Wednesday Afternoon.
Taneytown-Se Second Thursday Afternoon
and Friday
Union Bridge Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
|. New Windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb 23
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CULTIVATION or Nxw GRAM
The cultivation Of now grain known as
lapena has been begun IN Suffolk county,
i. Z II j. extensively iaised 10 Germany
iur iattsning sheep and cattle, and Is val
uablc for blowing under when in bloom.
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DOG SKIN GLOVES!
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IL ment Of our Genuine Dog Skin Gloves
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NOTICE.

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