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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25
Snian0s&epciijea.
gllts ncr @Anoes 1onptNaot.

SQiGiuutou, %. SsptcT5cr. -
Der Gontrollur Ot3 6tuaulpeiIn5 bat
fiir,litb ourb bic &uidltt De- Stitt0torca
Der 9tQtional- 80uftn in Gri0Nrung gcbrod)t
oar ctutQe oiCier 8auttn bic G'clpobngctt
baben, g$GtbId aui itye GorrelpouOcntu III
gttm. YOrf 5u 5ttben, 5allbar III go oOer 30
Sudtu NIB o6ue 9lcCcpt. Der &cnuoltlW
mad,t urn boroui oufmert0m, baB loltc
6unOlunQ5wetie gegcu Settou % Der D9td=
tlouQlz zBaufaItc" ueritoBe, meld)c Die Scrou9=
gabnng BON BOltnoten pcrblcte, un0 oaB Ct
fiinitiQ QtQeu Gin i0ld)l5 SGrTabrcu etuldrel-
ten mcr0c. lluocre 9tQtloualb1uten pfe9tn
ibren SGpoiitorcn g&edicl ctu5ubdu0tgeu, olc
elneu Gag n0dl 0ato fdllt9 Itno, mohl rlu
5u oem 3wede, I'M oa5 5Ieutuittn 9eltB I'M
Snncrtn oe5 Sta0teS 5u um9ebcn, meld)t8
fiir iold)e QStd)Itl cine Stempa0b9abe non
3uei &cnt5 porid]retbt. 2lub btcien hinge
bunQeu nil oer GourOlIur Uorbtt9en omH
ImcnOiruug oG5 bctrttcnpen @ttBeS.
IS lit Gtbraud) aui Dem Gtnl0un3S-Gn
rcau, oQB, mGun Gil gCnigcnocr Setru9 cln=
Qel0j'ter 9toteu Uou 1tattouGlbNnfCH oOrh0u
SEN lit, eiutr&utiubQruHg GTSanteu 9cmaB
cine QlciGe Summe ygegole&tuOcr"~ ~9toten
cmlttlrt ruirO. Sci buen Gmpfang merpc1
Gie alten 9autuottn oem Goutrolclu be5 81.
uan5wtiMS ons8cbduoj9t uuo perni6ttt,
mcm Elm gluG)er 8etrag ncutr &anfnottn
al Die &anfeu ptrau2gGbt lit. 9jeic 2tbma.
dungen 3miibcn 0eu Nanfcn pom 9tem
lort, 8oIOu un0 B5llaNtlqDia uuocn BAH
inter 0eniabeI &eOn9ungcn ldl ttbu ooS
Quu;e 2ano ousocbnCn. Qte5 brtngt Den
Sanfeu feline 9ta9tbcile, oo& beiBt, menn ill
eS nit ibrcm @oNruor0tbc cine frje 3u
au8baltcn f8nuen, mo ittbt cine ioldjc 9an0
lung3meiie ourdou3 in @intlan1e nit Del
GCieben itbeI Oieicn @cgeuItauo.
pic Grnenulug Oe0 &bef5 beS @ebctm
bicnitc3 fam erit uo9 Dem l. Stto6er erIoI
gen, Oa Die 3!cIiguatlou ocS Cbcrlten 9Sbltth
rit nit Dem 30. Septembr IN Strait trctel
roiro. IS miro bier oauou geiprOhen, ba'
Is. 8. @euion uon @eunipl0ouitu, mcl6e
ais 8iircQu-Gbef iungnte, lett 9Sbttelg ietg
QbTd,t, ob5uoanten, tuno9cgcbcn, oeitnttu
Nip5p -S+rtfp rrh1ltPu nrrnp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25

8uffalo, u. 9, u. Stptor. = Sobn
Gobia tGOtcte gcIterH 5u &lod BOD )e'Hen e. c!
gencn 8ruoer 9Siulam, tHD,m tr lgh nlIt e.
nen Sttiue Quf ben Sopi iAlua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25
Scr Batter bon G6GrIeO SuB bers
flnnt Nnft MrnSittn f.nnIn ~

YbilN0elp bt0, p. Sept. u. s. 8.
0loB, Der &oter res Oiclgtnaurteu Gbarlcu
J(oB, bat cine 2ibclltlagc ge8eu Die @igentbits
mer bcs o9tenoiug @a9le" augcItrengt mcgen
ScrGientliduug eine8 beleibigenOeu unO cbrcll=
riibrigcn 2(rtifeI5 an Is. 3. 81. Ser Saft8=
beftbl wur0e beute au8gefertigt. Der &lGger
bebanptct in ieiuem 4ffiOaoit, ooB Der grtifel
BON &niang bis 5u gn0c falid unO erlogen
80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25
NciOctotCr SclDltIll0Fo :

Y0ugbtttpiie, =. 1tPE, : SD0H
Genup, IN Der 9tG9e uou GarIptomn mo9lI=
bait, bcgiug beute 9ta1nttto9 StIoFnoro,
tnoem er iih Die Gurgel OurdlguItt NM oalln
Ii1 Dor ctnem Observation-Disclosures SeBnju9
| 0uf bic Sd)eneu mari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25
Ou6 lie bic 8riifung betehen, fdler tnOr cine

oas Te bic @riifung befehen, f6er itub, cine
Inltequug 5u erbalten.
Damn mus idl and ia9en, baB Die meiten
meiuer Gonltituerten before Nu8id)ten hat
ten, als boS Anlt zines 9fegieruugS @lerfS
m @aIbiuetou. AlS uniere Sun9en8 I'M
TelOe itanOen, legtcn mir ein feteliteS Ser
Iprccben ab, baB JIG iofort uad 6rierenSldluB
BEN erlten auiprud) auf uniere Aemter baben
IoQten. SD babe 0ber geieben, baB man ct-
nem enarmigen SOloaten ober Der gStttme
ctnea SolOaten ciu 9lmt abiflug, lpcil ber
Soloat ieine 3eit nit Dem Sample fir iein
Saterlano susebradt bate, rpGbrenb lein
alidlidcr gtebenbubler 81 9Gnie in ir9enb
eiuem &OQegium geieden unO iid aus9ebilOet
bate.
SD bin entid)icSen gegen cine iold]e Gcz
form. 0teiner 9lniid)t nadl lie9t paS etgentz
litbc gSeicn zines WannGs nidt allein III ma
thcmatiihcn nro anberen niiieni9aitlidlcn
Senutn1iieu. Seoer 0tann ioll nad bcm &c.
npmmen meroeI, mas CT III inteuettIeller Hno
noraliher t0inItdt lit unO ioll aus unieren
8eamten niemalS cine 4riIIofratie gemo6t
ncroen. 9Sir baben MIR Spei @atrnngen bon
ariiiofratildlen Sednlten - cine IN Der Ntaz
rine Inb Die an0ere III Der 9irmee = uno glauz
be i'd nidt, baB mir OaS eugltide Sellpiel
na6abmen lollen, NO alle 8eauteu auf Ge'
benS3sit ernannt, I'M bud)ltdblld)lteH Slnna
0PS gSorteS 9lriit0frateu uiluO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25

Gie GonsseRtpabl 1T WarDIatte.
SeiOe Barteieu baben nunmebr, bis auT
Den /. 9tlrltt, Der nod ben republitanilAen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25

ne 8Oiheu I'M $420, icbteu iit aui ben @ae
gen uuO tuhren Ctu0 5wci Ntcileu ueitcr, no
ite oanu au8iicgen uuo bnS @eidbrt ieiuem
S6ldiale iiberlieBeu. 9Sou ben RGuberu lit
uodl JtidltS befduut oemnrNpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25
Sie Sanfcrott=9lngeIcgenbett bon
cS0O Gpofe & SDtitO.

. } TIA Gel , ! IA, Yenni. .. Sept.-
9emiS, Der DtaIie Curator in Der SallimentS,
Sadle UOnSuD @OOtc & Comp, bat beutc EN-
$rOtotoa init eiuem Nctaiuirteu Status Dor
QelC9t. @S f9uriren Oorin 298 @tunabmcs
Bofen NIT 81 ,043, ,951.11, mo 9O4 2luSga=
bepoItcH nit $293, ,395.75, iooaB uu6 ser
guIitcllung Oc5 8tOoamGhtigteu, Oie bis
gum 10 D. Ntt5. rcidbt, ciu lleberi6uB BON
500, O,555. .3S iid1 crnGhc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25

beute, Oa bic &ebTrOeu BON @6icago ben
ibnen OIL 24, Sult B. s. gemahteu gOri rihldz
gen niht nad)getommen itn6, alien Cont
pagnie'n, ueld)e 5u Der 2tiiociattou geb6ren,
SIT empic6lcn, ibrt @eid]Gfte in iener Stoot
cinSuiellen un0 nNh Dem /. SftOber D. s.
meoer nele 8Olicen 0us5ngcben, nod anSge.
lnllfeup Enlirp1 III prurltpru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25
GrridtaW9 ci0cS 8rOBeu 0r6eitcrS,

B bt a ! a, 4. Stpt.-Yl eIltt
&eriammlnng I'M y&OutincntNl 0otct" mur=
sc gatern 4bsn0 ooritber berathen, cln gro
Be8 Srteiter Don oier5ig YeriOncn nit ctncm
SoItenouimonOe pou $4,000 81 grttnoen,
nm bic muiitalij9cn S0lente Der Staot md5z
renO Der 29lltau5feuung OtgemeHcn 81 re-
prGicutireu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25

Sic Syener &etIldlcrnH8s 0eIc1s
Tdiaftem ttao ,,GremGtiott GttD,"
q { 10 Dorf, "a. Septbr. - Der 9tG.
tionalratb Der g6ire llupuwrItrS" bcl4loB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25

0tncinnatl, p. Sept. - [5obn gSlls
liam5 wurb beute BON '0einrih 6titemcpr in
iemem Sbhgarten angetrOiicu uuO BON lbm
aufgeioroert, beuiclbeu Su uerlofeu. Grwei=
gerte iid), oem Sefcble SOlgc Su lciltcn, mo-
raui 6ritemeper Ieiue 6liute nit 9tebpoIteu
luo uno auf QSilliam8 6euer CAB. @r mar
iofort toOt. 6iltemeger marO Oerbaittt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25
Gtm Otautt id1icBt aitf feline SrGtl
11uo t0otct O1ttt ftd) icLbit.

E0nCQTCr, ICllA7., a. StFIUI. = 81
Marletta, Bcuui,, ihOB etn gcmiiicr SraB
auf ieine 5rau, unO in Der 0ttiuung, lie &C.
t8ottt I'll bubcu, eriboB er itdJ can ielbIt.
S1duSlidcr llnfrieOeu mar Die llriad)c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-25
0HnrO. SC(bitutOrO UOet &lMfau

Wtoro, SelbFnlofo ooet HNTGH
@elt4e etGsr 9enlil.! y. Sept9T;-Sl oE; le {
Trdtbar ocrltrnHslte Setdle etcS D53iineS "a Is
murOt 4t2te onf oet oPchhlQioa2lo-S9- Y >
n0De Der Dtal0ern, Statton 9eInnGcn, 2o7
pem0, mcIde8 Der lln9ludItde ol Dottet mig
Den gtAmen ). y. 2oCnlcl.
Rod eim @tTeuba5m tin8lltG.
Galton, Yeuui., y. Scpt. = Der bad
mitta05 EeriOutujug Der u&clUlOerc 0tla-
mare -giicnbabu," Wtldcr Ybtllpp9trg hin
ubr 80 Din. pTllcB! mn nafP9l9oelP1lo
5u tabrelt, ltcB 9elIte, . 9tllllllen man leilCl
Abra4rt mt ellenl @Htet5i9e oet ott tt'Iii
lteoertI ponSSarncS, ctmd DtCllelL uIlft9ait
Des 6lnlicS, 3ulammcn., ger 6todl8U9 outt
ouSmtlhcn, ober bte 9SetDe mar oHen 9ciol
len mOrOen. Der Pa0oglT5ng mor 5Nt 3cl
ot9 3u)anlllelHoBea III oUHttt 9tluj'Ut,I'p'3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28
SUICIDE or An EN-pOLiCEIAN.

lfrom the sun Francisco Alta. .Junc25
In policeman W. w. Stone shot
himself last evening with Il dcrringcr
pistol ut his residence on Clay street.
near Mason, death ensuing imnledi-
atclv. lie WIS resting on Il sofa. and
spoke something of his intended sui
eide to his daughter. who WAS present,
and she ran out screaming for help. II
was too late. the deed WAS perpet rated
before any one could he summoned.
Stone had been police officer for some
wears under chief crowley, and was
always con .i1Cicd Il hard drinl>cr: in
deed. it WAS thought inrcmperancc had
affected his mind: when Chief Cock
rill took office he WAS displaced from
the force. and still continued his drink
ing habits: he worked some at his
tradc-carrenter- not regularly;
infemperance is presumably the cause.
lie leaves Il wife and several children.
some grown, to lament his unfortunate
death.
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sENrON BROWN Or THE GRACE
llNl Ktll.
New York Correspondence Cincinnati Ca



aette.
Ike brown is; the Apollo of this lucra-
tive profession. not i'll personal appear
snce, but in the general characteristics
of his calling. Ike is sexton o! Grace
Church, which, until within Il
few wears, was the most fashionable
place for Sunday gathering i'll this
city. Trinity Chapel. on Twenty
Ninth. now has II better show OF COS
TUNES and jewelry. but still Grace
holds Il grand distinction aS the center
OF pious wealth and aristorracy.
Brown is also worthy of notice A. now
q senior in his office. He has been sex
ton of Grace Church for twenty years.
which, i'll this changing world. Is an
unusual period: but his chief di>tinc-
ton is his money. Brown has been
popular. not only as sexton. but a>
the manager of parties and entertain
ments in this city. and these two de-
partmciits are united. His ob>equious
department is wonderfully attractivct 10
the wOrshippcrS of money and fash
ion, ami hen. e he has Il hold upon
them beyond all rivalry. He bows To
the rich in all the depths of flunkeN-
ism, but makes up for this when he
deals with his interiors i'll position
Brown has his Own circle OF society,
where he is looked upon aS Il man of
distinction. Although immensely ial,
he is II light inan on the floor of the
hall room, and was, up to recently.
something OF Il dancer. He MAS
brOugh. upa carpenter. but abandoned
this plcbeian calling for the ScNton>hip.
in which he has got rich enough To own
country seat. When his patrons
give parties or weddings, Brown i>>uc>
all the cards. hires The music. and sup
plies the table. He has IA wide range
Of patronage at his disposal. and hi>
favor is >ough; by all the trades which
live on the wages of pleasure. The
Young men who crave invitations all
keen on good terms with Brown. and
many - note is slipped into his
hands when the season of festivities
begins, in order To irt'>hcn his memory.
Brown is equally successful 1t iunr-
rails, and knows how to turn from one
extreme 10 another. He is now worth
about S20o.noo. and is daily getting fat
ter in body and purse. There are some
other sections worth notice. hut | haze
no room to give their names. even
though they may have Il eolden hue.
All Of this class will oppose cremation.
which is too economical Il method for
a money making Fraternity. AS !ong
as it will cost from 5000 10 l,0ha to
bury a corpse, the sections will oppose
cremation at so. Profits on funerals
are worth onc-third the en;irc amount
Of the bill. and it is II poor affair which
will not yield 800 Lear. The average
is double that amount among The rich.
who are, indeed. the only class worth
burying. II they want Ia burn any.
body, let them begin with the pauper|.
Mt least so think the c,aS, of which |
have been Speaking.
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ifJIIIIGiI.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE EEPus.
tlcAM.PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.

7 4 MEETING oF THAT PORTION
n Of the hcpuhlican County Central Com-
Initt"e ot Lander coIHty, nov rrsiiins in EU-
rcka county, holden at the town Of Egrrka.
June lst, lS7i, tn following preamble and
resolutions were aluit"d:
NhcrcaS, he undersigned we've by thc
last Republican Convention "t IHrtler county.
appointed Sub-tcntral Committee, to fur
thrr the interests Of the Hepu hiican Uarty in
that portion of Lander count, now comprised
within the limits If Eurcha county: and
hercas said Eureka county has since be- n
created out ~ thr territory embraced within
the original jurisdiction # said Sub-'tntral
Committee. and
VI herca- the Republican party ot said Eu-
rcka county i. witheRt Central Committee
or other orsanls atom II d
Whereas it j. dccmcd necessary md cSpcdl-
ent for the furtherance of kcpahlirHn IrInci-
rlcS. we'll u fer the success and harmony
OF th lnrty, To organize tn" Eelubhcah par
" Of Eureka county by the appointment ut Il
County Central Committee to hold antil tn
meeting of thu i,epphlcan Convention III EE-
re la county: therefore. he it
Resolved. That the following named per-
t',ntrnI tan,i,itte1 in and f.r E9rrka rn5tntr.
with all the powers usually vested in ,uch
committees, to hold until the meeting OF the
irst hcpubllcar County Convention ef Earc-
IA county:
+. Hamilton Vanderbilt.
.. Ball. iioosac Mountain.
Nm. VI. Shirley, diamond Valley.
Ar hliald Turner, faGlkGrr's i.auch.
A. q. Mckenzie. Dundcrbcr. Hill.
". f. Griffin. al>ad".
j. l.. Narchant. alisadc.
FRANK Main, Ruby Hill.
liud.un D.ll. buhy iiil.
". l.. De lit, tortof.
v. u. Haskell. Eureka.
". b. liarrub, Eureka.
Thomas Wren. Eureka.
.lam"s l.. Smith. Eureks.
EGdulrh Lcuzinccr. Eureka.
clay Simns. Enrcha.
j. II. Iukcns. Eureka.
John II. Morrison. Eureka.
{. /. Horn, Eureka.
liiram johnson. Eureka.
J. :. W hilton. Eureka.
Jacob Nardcrici,h, Eureka.
Joseph Io-ulul. Eureka
rank NittcnbrrE. Eureka.
1hr mas :. DO glas, Eureka.
And be it further
Resolved, I hat hnvag appointed a commit
teo which it i earnestly toped will give
tire ,atislaeti"n To- 'serH member Of the h.
publican party III Eureka cuHutv; decIl ly iHI-
pressed with the correctness ot III" doctiinc.
iucultatcd by the National Republican PARTY;
sang lne OF the ultimate triImrh ii tla-
doctrines on every foot OF soil con>ccratcd I,
liberty and Justice. and feeling that oar dutic,
II re cease, wo h"rrby most respectfully r.
si:u car OIL ia connection with said commit
tee. JOHN J.. iAMsLl, Chairman.
J.. ". Ct:uNEH,
NM. HEAD.
Eurrka. Jun" |, 1874. j.,
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II is impos ,ihle hereto mention all the di-
scascs with which he Is inmliar: some, per-
hans. viii not be ont Of lace. The most form
itabie. thc mosi destructive IL mankind. IL
SILT AbEse. The brain being the scat OF tho
disease the whole system suffers in conse-
quencc. will here enumeratr some Of thu
symltums so that tnrSe afflicted may be able
to form m opinion in regard to their COM
plants. Ani seek adv &C in time. thercbv saw
lng themselves a world Of suff ring. Nervous
Debility Loss nf Mcr'ory- Pain in the Lin bs
and Back. alitati"n nf the Heart, Trcm-
bling a. tin Limbs. Headache, and an
Aversion trGcrial society especially that of
cualcs. There are a great many more. but
these are sufficient. and should yoH b. suffer-
ing from any at th"m, call on pR. TtZER.
and h. will curc you in n short time, without
unE interrnl.tInn In Nnnr bneIness
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28
NEDfCiI
Dr.. Chas. H. T0zer.
The GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San EIdnrlScn. Gallflrnia.
ExpERyExCE - OF
Special Complaints.

tnrtv years standing, nul during that
time has met with unparalleled saccc<s in the
treatment Of all diseases generally known az
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28
AN..y;.aIE.ls!.E STORY.

lFrom til, SAN Franci,co sun. 22i.l
We were to-dlv put in possession of
a local story. that for singulariiy and
sadness has not many PARALLELS i'll the
history OF the mysterious. The de
ceased WAS the wife of II. l.. HeS~cner,
II well known ci, iIon, doing buSine = a>
a chemi, t and pcriumcr at No. Ii Mary
street. he, wccn Fifth and sixth. Hoth
were of German birth, an We're mar
ried some six wears since, during
which time eight children were born
to them. seven of whom. five girls and
two boys. are sill living. The last
born died rcceu,ly. The eldest i Il
Young lady of l. wears. The miarr!t2-"
relations of MIR. and Mrs. Be >rncr
appear To have been placid and happy,
saving that ai,cr every confinement
Mrs. Er>seEer BETRAYED Il Temporary
aberrat ion of mind. W WiIch led to her
bein. placed in the Insane Asylum.
that she might do no iniary To her
offspring. In each instance her rccuN-
cry was spec " and complete. anl She
returned II her family, To leave it onlN v
when She again became mother.
Two months since it MAS deemed ad
viSabe Ia a@tin send her to the
\ ylum. Last week. while still in
the Asylum, she Appeared unusually
sad and calm. and ta',inG one ot the
nurses in3o her confidence, std, Il
am not insane. | MAS never more SEN
sible in my life, have been sent
here frequently. bat | shall not come
again. | shall die this evening. |
have to ask OF You one request, and
that i that vou kiss all my children
(givin- each of their names tor me.
Tell them their mother loved them
Ayvv t,,, L
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T!Ie Old formulas

Uf firord. Aeten and Io-tvlek are Of Iittlo
account, eAc"ft To Try TIL the disease on the
>pr ace, leaving the ie>u,, in the blood.
whieh, seoicr or a'cr will show itself as u
Svcendav disease in an aggregated form. hc.e
act- have learned by experience. N d think
| can >ay without buastiug that have Sccn
mere practice in these diseases than any othcr
rhy>itian IN Ncyada, dating It docs from
l>i' 1t bccume- YOU. ther, .erc. to think well
betere Neu cntl 10y a iN.iclun.
" h. ! the Proper uLe io euu,ult-nn old
rXferiyueed eie, or enc y b" has recently set.
.Isi ,ttEtr4r.f N4u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28

believe. an impartial weighing and
comparison ot the testimony, we find
the evidence insufficient to indicate the
action or presence of any supernatural
or any occult agency whatever.
tSisned) jo>ErH EEt otNrE.
W. y. CRANE.
J. X. MCLEAN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28
VI, plan j. Purely Vegetable.
IetlcI.matism. Neuralgia.

Destroying tho disease and purifying tho
bieed - that thcre i, no danger ot seconds
arX s1ufFtfu1.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28
Nyl,hilitic Disease.

~ il presents it,elfon this coast Is of n more
.urniiable character than that seen in the
Atlantic states or urore. arising rom tho
fact Il it, being a compound OF spanish, Chi
ncsc and Sand vi II island disease. those OF
vuu who have visited the two latter countries
no douht have seen the dreadful effects Of
ou roth TIM native and for, i'm population. Ii
requires altogether different modes Of treat
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28

In all thcir yariag> forms, either Primary.
= cundar r Hereditary. completely cladi-
Gated frotn The 4>trm. Your constitution
h' iHs restored T, ,.er.rct health. thcrc will TO
10 danger OF handing downto your children
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-28
TIls. .OAilI.NND Si,oDsaS.

| rom the san Francisco Alta. 9TH
We have received ihc following conn
muiiic.U.on through ihc l'u>loll,ce.
pre>ufnahly from the committee tEat
INV e>,i@ated the occurrences i'll oak,
IAhd which We're SAID ii the time to hc
leyonl explanation on any natural
hyIo, hc>i>. Alhou.h no; aItitcHti-
cate. there is every reason /" believe
tina. Il !, Il genuine 10 .aucn;:
Aem.rnnhn,n Of S=rccHcn; with
ne iiscas d. tin.>ipnI.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

,yTuOy-M Cooperstown y the 29ta irst John Hone
,ntbon Of tIis city AZ Years 80 .,
tb Loee No 2 NJ ami OF the Masonic Faier1t
| are respectfully invited to attend tue burial services " IooeS
town SUNDAY, NOV l. o.,
prIou Friday Oct 80 1874, JauDe, p widow OF the late David
~ M on Monday Nov g at the residence of her
n law Edward Crommeln Bloomfield j. Trains leave foot Of
B,rclsy and Chnstopher Morrs ani Essex H. al nj
returning, leave Boorfhed al o;lo p H.
BRyHAM-suuday Oct 20, 1874 at his residence In MONTICELLO
T. Ephsm Baraham, aged 10 years mOnt0s' aud ~ dAL
California papers please copy
ARD-on THURSDAY Oct 90 Capt Leonard W. BrAa'rd In
he OF hls 4. - . Al, -
Church, OF Chntou
Sunday Nov. !, at H.
the residence Of grandfather Carry eldest daughter
OF Herman aud Anns N Deas aged Is years m0n1a ana IL
Relatives and friends family and those Of be srsndher John
o members Long Island Lodge, No. 3S2 aud A. NJ
owanu Lodge No. 239 OF o. r. and Putnam Lodge NO o.
are funeral FROM the Church OF the he
Of aud Paehest, BfooAYn
Afternoon l, 81 ~ o'clock without further notice
pgIpOn sixth day. month 3Ob Purchase haV F. wife
Of Edmond Field NJ ,s,., =. .,.., a.. ,,,.,.,
at Purchase Meepgouse dsy. eleventh monh l at IL
ocock M Carriages will be AZ he Pns 10 meet s:io Ialn
from Grand Central Depot. Newion
GusTy-a 373 Cumbend Brootlyn on Friday Oct ~ sassn
widow Of Tlomss z. Gu,iB the S3l year Of hesage
ayited attend
IN, Hansen Place Bap Church 90 Monday
New T. 81 23U p M
HABBRRTOS-A Hartford Coma on the 2oih ns' fIp sou o
John and Alice ilabberion, aged ii months
Broollyn at the residence Of his Hsmto,
2Yl 3D. Charles Hamilton agd % years ioep
Of Mon where his remains w be taken Tor n'efmeHI
guNB.Ioct 80 Frances Kumbe In the 90h year Of her age
The fuUeral the residence OF her so
ghI, Aondsy the "a AZ ii oeeek
Aal al secosds Depot on sfu Al
Of the 9:35 trA,a Lo@ Thlfastese
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other Ship Ners see Fvh Pa0e.l


c. Gbia,sr l2tn with rat 1 rhsp. Bros Co. ro,,, with
md,e and pass. Oh Dominion steamship Co ,,,s
steamship Howe Philadelphia WITH mdse to Loard Steam
Ship CaerOu tof LOndon Rae OlO July g. and Anr Aug o.
BARK Sef Nor Chn'en Caragena Spain 40 DAY. ballast
BARK kOhnOor tOf Bermaa Cooper hu@ae0a H. 10 dAy
brig Catherine s0r Muller, Rio Jaueiro 81 days. via Hampton
Bns FaauT t Philadelphia Smith Havana 20 days with ~
BnT M saO CatOpher Azua santO Domingo. 20
r. E. IN N,gs Esslpo Mel nisa Es. Fs Fss Fs FSS E.i
}. oh,unosy' Fox Island ~ 5. A Vaughan Virginia
French unboa. Kersant steamships India for GLASGOW
Gro W. g TOR 5 hD sss Ga % os
Granada for Port Spln scars JahA Foyd Tor deofse""n Vi
WiND-Saas.t, light W; hauv.
MEMORANDA.
lat 35 30 80 % spoke whaling bark Cicero OF &
% ro sent @ S sl SGia h G To-. 'H Pcon e had
caught durng st o months, 300 OOs sperm oil
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON Oct 3O-Ariye H. f. Potter from New York
Oct 3o-Aryed steamships Cleopatra rom
will a to.morrow BeI from Bremen bark hne from Bristol
CaARLssroS 3O-Arived steamshp South Carolina from
oF BALTIMORE Sars DopSla Eng EnOa for H4vre
schr. Luce, fof Ssw-Hayen.
Worcester from Savannah saxon from Phliisphs orK'
Sso kaI, D, ,ty rom Has.a Anae Caase o a. Ri.
Francis, aud Planter, from Sew-fork'
ouEgysrows Oct 30-rne nman Line steamship City Of New
Yor. sailed for NewYork to-day. -
H.xBunG O 3O-The Eagle Line steamship Goethe Wilson
sailed yeste. at y. IN for New YORK
Losoos 30 Sailed Tor the United states Andrew Lov
the 2Sth int aereurius
Sci ra aro arflger Hegs AID Auguste Arrived out
on the 5Oh Pa ais Gen, kuI PrJDo Harvester Ssaen
Also ed Stepaen Disnop.
DISASTERS.
posroy Oct 3O-The Jones Of Bath BOy from
Salem for Por Johnson ashore Oc 80 toe east side Of Tar
pun oye feet OF water her hold he sehr Albert
T. Inter Iurlcr from Phladphis Boston, went ck
weather Of Peqae lsad aud Is half fa o
water Wreckers will 90 to her assistance
SPOKEN.
Oct 25 lat "a 49, long % 20, bark Clara NJ Goodrich from
Ma lor New-iorS.