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The Democratic advocate., 1875-03-13

0us Of 24l BIS packages of ssamrs, stc.
transmitted thrsagh the P1ss-csEes ia the
Uniresi SSatzs during The year le7[78,
ealy far packages, yalaed AZ ss7 - were
kssi and Of the z,tre tVg Of regular rsz-
uttered Ltserss only BIB were aetaaIIy Ioa1
Or sz0Ien-
The Democratic advocate., 1875-03-13

EEEas TEAzsEAEED EHoE THz GER-
AaS-Ia Pzze. Bahsmia, f.sa la1elT the
Ba-Tauea Suba5- a aariVs af HanGari- az
the e Ils wears, her oldest scn fell "a
the Glem,rzhie bafzle as W1gTam n the
year Isa9
nfsi IN NsE Tosk, IasE xsak- n the
sssth year af her ar, Madam A&eiaiis
FslLiaaa Sac vas bara N I7777 in Mar
ssilLsss- Frzzcs- sniz-4ssS With her sather
- r Bgmin-a. where sge entered mnu-
1sserT- During the ever Esemgraaie yezra
Iasg--sctisa where nearly the vhals white
pgp4iaEian sas sasrifse,i she ssczpsd by
tiaa al af hlrhEaa eularsd ssmals ser
vzas Aad finally EHa4 the way "a Sew
Tsrk "a an American skfp. and Els zlar-
rssd shortly astsr hsr arrival She Aved
50 years Md SsFss the Iast surviving
woman EkN eSsspsd from the seFribls ala.-
Aaars * e pssa1ia-a.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-03-13
sTOVEs OF EEERY KIND.

Th=i- ssaez Of TIN WARE i the vsry hess.
Repairing dsne promptly. Rsofug 4 spout
my done II the shortest notice. and u tie
best nanaer- Sheet Iraa Worx made a any
sryls Eaufsf4 Force and Li.t P4mga a s1ae-
iairy- caId and Hot Water pas wherever !,
u wlzhed- Gas aad steam Fittag daas
promptly Gas FixtHres a. the IoEes prices.
Large Sock q Coal Oh Lamps iIr sale cheap
Bell Hang;ag promptly attended To- Coal
OF az the la~ssE Priees-
We hAvs ca kzHd fll and sGglpista -
s0rtmens 81 al kissda sf Goods sanGeetsd sikh
5ar business Every article guaranteed a.
represented Having had an experiences af
sa years IA the ahove BRANCHES Of frai4. gives
a. great advantage ia the practical part- a.
vel a. ne purchasing Of the materials.
We AK yuR 70 give us call We arg con
hndent We can please yoH.
Years. Respectfully,
jaaes-r P. cALL4GHAS & son.
The Democratic advocate., 1875-03-13
Lsssrs Il Good Tea Take Notice.

TIVE fnes1 TeA ~ tss marter Esr 81 90 per
II poani. boazkf sines ne panie, On ksni
and Esr ssi1 ~
ner vs. " = STOUFFER
The Democratic advocate., 1875-03-13
DOG SKIN CLOVES


N. l. NORRIS
III IS eonaaatlg On kan3 Fan Asss-t-
II mess q oar Geaniae Deg Skia GiaEes
hgr la6iesand 6ensiemen, also oaA&x Ssvles
q G.OSns q orr make, for Al of uhieh fAey
are or exclusive Arenzs kvr Wesfmiastsr.
GEORGE EPDEGRAFF 4 SON.
Manufacturers. Haeerssssn, Nd
asg15-sf
The Democratic advocate., 1875-03-13
80 Years Practical Experience
PlMflG. Gas ai SEaH FIIIilg
P. CALLAGHAN & SON,
WESTMINSTER. ND.
In the OFendarff BaitIIn%. near
the Depot.

DESPECTFT-LLT call ti,s asEearii,lsl sf The
Ii Citizens 0f Carroll aaG she asi5Ginizg
enunt5es . rastr llrga ard vazied st1e.s u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-06
Caution.
Mining Tax.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN tho taxes on the proceeds of the mines, for
the quarter ending March 3lst, 1875, are
now due and payable at my office. and that
the law With regard to the collection OF the
j. Q. POWELL,
County Assessor of Eureka County.
Eureka. New, May 9TH, 1915. mys
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Sealed ProposaIs

wv ILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w of the County Clerk Of Eureka county,
Nevada, up to and including MONDAY, the
7th day of June, 1875, for furnishing medical
aid and attendance for the INDECENT sick Of
Eureka county in the Hospital, and out of the
Eureka; said bids to be BY the month. for the
term of one year, from June 18th, 1915, to
June 10Th, 1876. None but prsctic;ng physi-
clans under the law passed by the last ses-
sion of the Legislature of the State of Nevada,
are solicited to bid.
Bids will also be received at the same
time and place, for the care and board Of
each Hospital patient, per day, which must
also include the keeping of said Hospital, and
furnishing the same with necessary fuel and
other conveniences for the comfort of the in-
mates.
The Board of County Commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
N. B. The bills will be paid in coin eyery
month from the Current Expense Fund.
+. III. HARMON, Clerk.
Eureka, New. April n. 1875. ap2std
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Seeds Planted Long Ago !
Conversation Between o. Dankel
A NJ ] N E r!

NINER-YOUR CONCERN LOOKS TO
1M me larger than any Clothing and Dry
Goods House saw in Virginia City or any.
thing we have in Hamilton.
Dupkel-So people tell us; we are always
pleased to show visitors our stock. Bring
your friends in.
Miner-What do you attribute your largo
business tot
Dunkel-To doing exactly the fair thing,
sir. We commenced in small way several
years ago, and our business to-day is the result
of the planting Of seed during those years,
and we are still planting seed for q crop to be
gathered right slong for q score Of years to
come. Wcwork for the future as well as the
present Sound materials, good workman.
ship. lowest notch prices. no dickering. are
the seeds we use, and are busily sowing all
the time. and persistence tells, sir.
Miner see you use pl0w called "Adver.
tising."
Dunkel-Yes. sir; but DUNKEL l. co.
NEVER ADVERTISE ANYTHING BUT
WHAT is in EVERY SENSE SUPPORT
ED BY FACTS. One hundred thousand 2ol-
lars. in goods give us the right to say we have
the largest assortment in Nevada. and for our
own sake you may depend that all the quail
ties are good and the prices are low. We
deal only with facts in this house. sir
Miner-Such fact, as good suit for SO lit
tie money, suits me exactly, and henceforth
/ will not forget 0. DUNKEL X CO., and
their establishment, corner Of Main and
Clark streets. my16
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Entrance Fee, 20 per cent of cach purse.
Three or more horses to enter, and three to
start. Entries to close June 5th. Races to be
run according to the rules of the Sacramento
Jockey Club.
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Notice 10 the Aa,icted and Unfortunate.

Before Supplying % the noorols rg,es ~ho st,ere 10
public plpcrs. g.irx gus- rerrfss. Isru's bv
Bg;,. Nofs matter VIII, cscas or 10. dsrsor
ab'c ynIr rgnf 'inr.
Dr. Butts 1esuri-s eoihe hn;n II v~n,r ser-n r~,-,s:
g. ini1rei b. Of csi~nfa medical prns
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srnay b -ilil. the ii-l nsn ~" IN hts -a-ts
r's~r sni v,r.r.. No !, Norm k.Lia street, eeis~-a
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VIC KSBURG FOUNDRY.
4 VI. IiXTDN Il CO..
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS

NICEsEUEG. Miss,
Manufacture and repair Steam Engines Cir
r,lar Saw Mills. Shaltin. aud Pulles, Iron
aud Brass Castings.
We have on hand various sizes of engines
of or own make. specially adapted for
Plantation and Saw Mill purposes. as well a
Bclring, Packing and Hose: Ga>. Steam aud
Water PIPE; Brass and Pipe Fittings. Cat
Steel Punched Nuts and Washers, Boiler
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Address IF the Democratic
Members of the South
and Southwest.

The members Of Congress from the South
and Sou Invest have prepared the following
address:
To the people Of the S.a,,hrrn States:
You have cu.fi,lcd Ia the undersigned in
this COZ r',rl,r Of ailairs the drii,'aIc and
difficult task ui guarding IN the Federal Con
gre.s your public Interest, your rights and
yG'r rrin,'a,hn.
iou ~ i'll, ii,crrf;nc, pa,,lon the liberty We
take ~ addressing y'u. at n pcriHi :" critical.
"p'o n matter aiicc,i'.R y'ar des,in: and tia,
at your In'.trIiiy.
You cannot have failed Ia sl,<erve :hr per
si.,cnt Efforts IL the lea y "f the Republican
lmrty 10 Tr,iv the ani,Im>ftrs tf the late
war, wh~i,, happily, are Lac, giving place IT,
a spirit oi rUcr' and unity in every section
uf snr csam,Imm, t,'','iry.
Il is nnln-sillc to predict certainly the
effect of these appeal. To passion. We l~
hrvc tnai through, the ln'ne,t representatives
If few Upright and ra,.cirnii.,is Fr,leiai
s.iln~rs ami agents. AZ independent aud able
public press. ami al many citizens without
r-.ard a. party, the true GOA nion Of the
ssamhrrn State. nImi the real sentiment nf the
S,a,ii,rrn people. are h~ing gradually made
KiMwn iu an tell W citizens uf the Noril,
We hope ior iiriI fave rabc decision when
fully "Ppri,r,i at al the facts.
The gr ~ end II r,smi government will lr
reached when the people at all srcrior iotgci
that We lave ever isrm enemies, and come
together again ~ IN the aIiy days q. { T.
Republic, ri,.. la,ing each other o.,Iy IN d-,o
tiOi q, the i.e.i mt rests az the whole cotutiy
With This exalted J',m Wsc in vi W, there >.
nttl,ing inconsistent with the honor and The
mHni',r Il al "a brave people Ia resolve III
ruler viii, heroic p''is'icr. whatever he Ihei'
I rOvGra,io,is aud wrong, kxainS through tie
fearful pre- .e:h Ia a o,~f,,i future nd rp-L
ling wyLt cpi,h,ts and rat nious insu.t
with di.niiir,i mn de .ai.On.
Lrt every white man ~ every nei:lborl'6Os!
ia tile whole S'nrih regard lin sell as COM
mpissksrr Il the peace, niainini,iing the Kind
licst relHtnnis towards the hlark man. IrinrI
herring tia, the responsibility t'r Tie extreme
Is,ver:y IL " hnh We have been reduced and
tlie csWruia r,Yrimn.ri L. tn whh d his vote !. S
sulj'r,rsi ns rests net 49, much uIn,, him ~
"lWi the lad men Win, with The a.suran-
a F~sl' raj ."pi.n, la,r, Ivy APP MS ~ his
wosst tassha's, sought Ia make hum our enc.
~.
lille We lxlHr by n!l onc.t means
canviMe him Il th.. truth that q, = interest,
and hes hire ii~m'hwI. nmi ,l'", I~al, mus, lc
preserved Ivy good gov IN neni. and tina,
sh ~ w,-o xsir Up snitr riws en- ns nn the
ens'smi~s IL lnsh 'ssrs. ie' u, NJ the ,an~ tint,
scs shss he 10 fully ps",sst Il ia his guam, IL,
rights TO r'ae n. he uiras4.- IN all ri,c,io s.
L~t w ssss,inWe Ia deal with him honestly
and thirty. aud iri ms s,",.n,r cordially To in
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Lyon Sewing y: :. :. &c t!sc
80 0NcsE g.Esss:." MI Lyon. rar IT..
Nentut. Was Tor lIpu, yeas Ihr itc.i lrir and
Manager ct tie i!NtLE 4 Lyon : j.. Co.
uni hcu,'r cutHrd ii T. ",I.c-r i,cjt,tl i,'r t!.'
,ruv ui tie sEwl&G MACHINE. hHT, a"i j.
nlairaiiru t. cvrJ. ,"I.,is If :, VIII. u.;.ur-
i'ri;.rc lui! ~ tn, FA".y and D" VIZ SrIDr:
ant he '.vcu'ion r,cv", great ,'r,r-~. 1t
hn> uy"rruirr Ihr io"I in'uc;! f'j'rA, ii Shut
tie Ma, iuur> w:
l>j-NAN. @, SPACE under i!lc AEM-Eot
room enough Ia I:,>- ltc woik Though.
.:d.--Nart at durability loo much FEic-
rroy.
;d.-TuO HIATY EuNNINC--ti:cs the opera
, tor.
llh.-fun much JAR and noise.
M other Shuttle Machine has ever src-
rr,,G,y overcome thc:c ',w Grcgt Ng"cis.
Some Machines have overcome one Gri'ct
and some another, bat 40 one Machine has
ever b, fore overcome them al. Hence we
know the machine HON IL eXrels any
thing we Lave To Conlcui with in the market,
and does tins - obViousiy ~ to cut shoit all
debate nn the subject.
We realize tia, ihc>" are 5 rang Il sEraHccS.
but we utl-r them vi'houi the least mi>gtv-
.
/ We. therefore. oi!c, the machine npnn Ms
/ own merits and # il does not prove saiisac-
tory. it cal bc returned amy TINE within %
DAYS aud mooney refunded.
Oar LIsrpGiCES viii h" the anne a. ether
First Clas, Machines, bat IN uci@hJ"rhood>
| where wr lave no .3c6R', sp'cIGi induce
men,, sill he offered. Each Machine l. sup
piled, .yitIInut extra ch1r@c. with HcnIn. r,
Qui,cr. Guage Screw. Screw Driver, six
B,bhns One Dozen Needles. Ol Can filled
| with Oil. Bell and instruction Book.
For the accomroiatiou of those who have
the Finkle h Lyon Machine, we ,hal keep a
supply of the PARTS and FINDINGS f"r
the F {, l. Machine, AMI shall duly attend to
all repairs.
y. &. We shall appoint AGENTS with
crclrz,rc Territory for TOUns or SOHss.
ties or States. and We hope t" render
these agencies permanent 10y the LIBERAL IN
duccmenrs we oiinr and the int:m>ir merits OF
the machine. For further particulars. address
Lyon Sewing Machine Co.,
20 East | I'll St, New York Cry.
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A,cntS-bfh men and womcn--wantsd 10 sell
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TIE JEUELED' TREE.

TIE IT. ~ ELCH "
,,,, .,.. ,,cr. were clad in green,
- IN ,be hr,i- were singing.
Ali bI,,.. ON, full al nrrn'e s~'e'
Their perfumes firth wrr" hi'shs-
In. ,rce. amid the r'y'a's scene,
Looked .ai and ':i-'r n'nf'd
All 10 the gentle >nn nrr brr~Ze
In whispering tori-s iainen'rd
I, muruureh 10 m "ri"le
That On ~ ira,.h wms swinging:
sLa.t evclt.dr, IA ~ stratus.
heard IL poet SINGING
or tree. aEar, VT, Jcwelr II,
In flashing diamonds .hn,.n-;
These green leaves. are 80 Commonplace
for Jewels | am pinins!'
The summer fed the trees stood bare
Amid the win''y w'arhrr
Until ono night, when raj" and f.ost
Came silently ngeilcr,--
yhon, whrn the ,la~ had n>iIrIcd IN
The rosy fingered n""nin".
The tree r,ricr,! IT ii. arIay
In new and strange a,i",nirs.
r,om every ~ IL and t.n,rh there hung
A sparkling crystal I"i"'a''';
The prani ire" pl,;rTrd ~ the s'ii,
In jewclry rrsplrm!''nt
HIT with the niylt ihrir came "md,
And " irh the wind came s"rrow;
Aud ,I,er. ala! u IG,'rus case
Was .rrn ~" II tie MORROW.
For when aiain tie morning broke.
Tie hapir.> tree prr.r'tr,'
A Il, ut m warn 81, ",lnr ircs
From 'rinr Discontinued.
The ground WIS ,,u WI with glt,cri,Ig ice :;
Tic .,a,s.iy ira.sl,s hay under;
Emne dow nwa"i ly il. weight "f gems,
Tie tree wa. snarIc,i :surd"r!
81" Isl Nicholas.
NOT SN.IRED.
The rose 81 your cheek is precious,
Your eyes are warmer Than wine;
You caicl, mrns souls in the n-slics
Of curl. that ripple aud shine
But, ali tot mime.
Your lips are sweet Icis,TsOn
Your ho.,nn n Il e. i,.sa;
Your vt'rr, with IT. t,ari evasion,
Is a charm, n cali Ia inr;
Bat ] am free.
A. the white moan lit, the waters,
You lIfi the passions, aud lead;
A. n ci,iriai,,c.s proud " it'll slaughnTs.
You smile On the hearts that bleed
see and heed!
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The properties OF DE-. WALKERS
No Person can take these BitterS

according 10 directions. and rcmain long
unwcll, provided their bones are not de-
stroycd by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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Pctcrson's Magazine.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-24

Twenty.four seats ia the next Congress
will be contested-fif BY Democrats and
nine by Republicans.
A Mormon church was opened in London
on Sunday. Great resentment is felt IN the
neigbborhood against the community, ana IL
is feared that violence will be offered to them.
The Utica Observer mentions as fact,
which has escaped the notice Of all his bio.
graphers, that Edgar Allan Poe was the
Grandson OF Benedict Arnold. His mother,
Who was known before her marriage as Eli
zabeth Arnold, an English actress, was the
natural daughter of the traitor. This state
ment rests on the concurrent testimony OF
number OF old actors who knew Elizabeth
Arnold well. Poe himself alluded to the
matter occasionally in the company OF those
who knew this chapter in his family history
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, November 90, 1875.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, November 90, 1875.
sALEs.-s1, 600 Virginia deferred SOLD at Z $3.50
Virginia deferred sold at ST.
State Securities Virginia consols, 66g bid; Yir.
ginia consols, rev, 43z bid, IAN asked.
CytB observation-disclosures city S's, 1013 bid
Richmond city IS, SSh bid Lynchburg city SIS, IS
bid; Norfolk city 6's 70 bid; Fredericksburg city
SIS, Al bid, As asked; Manchester bridge SIS, 81
bid.
Railroad BondS.-yirginia and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6s, .andJ., ~ bid; Virginia
aud Tennessee Railroad third mortgage S's, y. and
j.. az bid; Southside Railroad third mortgage pre-
ferred 6s, D. and D., So asked; Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad first mortgage rs, j. and D., 81
asked.
Canal Bonds-James River and Kanawha Ca.
nal first mortgage 6's: N. and n, 52h bid.
Railroad S0es8-Rtchmond, Fredericksburg ami
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 65 bid :;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
six per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. 30 bid Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid.
Bank Stocks.-Planters National, 100 par, LOB
bid; State Bank of Virginia, LOO par, 90 bid, 96S
asked; Union Bank OF Richmond so par, 5OH
bid; Merchants and Planters Savings, % par, 2l4
bid; City Savings, 70 par, "A asked; Richmond
Banking aud Insurance Company. 30 par, 26 BID
Citizens Savings, 25 par, 22H bio, "a asked.
Insurance. Observation-Disclosures State. % par,
264 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked !:
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 95 bid, 80
asked City. 90 par. 90 asked; Granite Insurance
Company, 100 par, COZ asked.