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DR.. Tut has been er
gag d in the practice {
medicine thirty years, an
foralong time was demon
strator of anatomy in tn
Medical College Of Geo:
gia, hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle.
and are free from al
quackery.
He has succeeded |
combining in them tn
heretofore antagonist
qualities of a strengthen
ing, pnr9ative, and Pr,
firing tonic.
Their first apparent e.
feet is to increase the AZ
petite by causing the foo
to properly assimilate
Thus the system is nou,
ished, and by their toni
action on the digestive o.
gans, regular and health
excavations are produced
The rapidity with whic
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WheelaCright
and Carriage Shop.
III. Tetreau, Proprietor,

INFORMS his friends, ard the public in
L general. that he is prepared to under.
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services of first class
workmen OF recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply of spokes and
felloes OF first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
\ choice and select stock of ready-make
shrouds, for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. at very moder
ate prices.
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I tut rs PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New Yor
says:
1T is astonishing how universally D,
TUFTS Fills are used. In my daily round
| hear of them not only among the poo,
out their virtues are heraIded from the mar
ions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
With the medical profession, l have gres
confidence in th5ir merits, and of late hav
ften prescribed them with the happiest re
,ul c in cases where | desired to make a DE-
:ided impression on the liver"
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III. HOFFMAN,.
Dealers in

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
i Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
tattoo black walnut Cotfins, also CYPRESS
collins made to order. &c. &c.
IN connection with A. ii. HOFFMAN,, Cab
met Maker and Repairer of all kinds of fur
nIture. Main Street,
i5ian76 ly Bet jackson and St Philip
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
II

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day.
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at 1 o'clock =. Nj.
Comlnodlous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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PERSONS TAKE ON FLESH,

FuTT1C d. e While under the inhucnc
IUIlO sA&S of these Pills, of itself il
nrpr p,D,rrv co.r dicates their adaptabilit
~ D. I'm S to nourish the body, an
.A-E hence their efficacy in cm
r,,--,~ n,, ing nervous debility, me
IN F y a-.choly, dyspepsia, was,
s ing of the muscles, slug
3 ToRPID LIVER | ~gishness of the liver, an
$4,000 chronic constipation.
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Parviendrai je a te raconter lie
drame poignant don't les emotions
me. font encore trembler 4? J'al les
yeux obscurcis par les larmes, ct ma
plume peut a peine Sc guider Sur le
papier. Je riais mOi-m6me, hier de
mon enfantillage, ct j'6tais certes
blen Io:n de snpposer qu'un pareiI
pareil deDOunment lui tut prepare.
III etait onze heures passes qnand
je me suis retrouve. lie soir, sur Ie
pave de Paris j'avais imagine en-
route, pour expliquer non retour, I'm
conte Qui ne manquait pas de vrai.
semblance. Je metals exerce a le "a
confer dun ton tres %naturel, ma seule
inquietude .etait de ne pouvoir SUP
porter lie regard franc de Suzanne.
de rougir ct de lui ~laisser deviner le
secret honteux de. ma petite comedie.
Pour retarder cette heure ditficile.
j'ai fait ia route Il pied, lentement.
repetant ma leeon. m'enivrant d'a-
vance de la surprise ct des baisers.
4 CODfiDNer
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wcaTI TEgIg WEIGHT N GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
AnD. I. 1879.

LOUISVILLE, KY.
Aug. 3, 1875.
DR.. Tut Dear Sir
For ten years I have bee
a martyrt to dyspepsia, cor
stipation, and piles, an
had well nigh exhauste
the materia medica for re
lief from this living death
when, by accident, you
Pills were brought 10 III
notice. l began their use
and the first dose gave II,
such reliefthat | continue
TO take them. l am now
we'll man, have a good NJ
petite, can digest well, til
piles have disappeared
and l have gained tort
POUNDS in solid flesh.
would not be wi,hor
them for their weight i
gold.
REV. X. L. SIMPSo,
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FEUlLLETON:
LIE MARI DE SUZANNE
PAR
GEORGE
vi

All! cette fois, je perdis patience,
ct sans rinterv ention de ma femme, |
qui SO jeta entire nous, je crois que
j'eusse r6pondu peu respectueuse-
ment. J'eus peur moi-m6me de ma co
lere, ct je' SORTS pour aller m'enfer-
mer dams mon cabinet, que je me mis-
4 arpenter fievreusement. Eli quot
au moment oil lie calme rentrait dams
mes esprits, ~fallait-il que cette NAL
heureuse querelle vint de
m'apror:er lie trouble ct l'inquietude!-
Au bout dune demi-herre. Suzanne
entra ; ellie etait fort emue.
Ma mere Went de partir; je l'ai
calmee. Tu ne lni garderas pas ran
cune nest G. pasf tn sails combien
ellie maine. ellie s'est aiss6e empor
ter bien certainement ellie ne desire
III he pense CO qu'elle a dit.
Suzanne s'arr6ta, CONNIE 81 ellie
ent etc effrayee de devoir reipeter la
menace ridicule qui m'avait etait
fate. Puts, tout a coup, son visags
changea dispersion. ses yeux Sc
firent pressure suppliants, ct, s'appro-
chant de moi, ellie me demanda -
Castor. r6ponds- moi franchement.
&c que M. de Verceil a raconte a ma
mere, est-ce vraie!
Je repondis, CONNIE I'm coupab!e,
i demi-voix :-Oui.
LIdee ne me Went pas de nier, lie
savais que je ne la tr omperais pas
par un grossier mensonge.
)Vous me suivez dams la rue
vous surveillez mes demarches +; vous
croyez done que je vous trompe, que
j'al un amant9
Ellie n'avait pronounce ces derniers
mots qu'avec une d0uloureuse hest
tatiOn.
Non.
~Pourquoi cette defiance? Pour.
quot cette espionage, %puisqu'il fau,
blen appeler les chooses oar leur nom'
Vous ai-je donne quelque motif dc
soupconner ma fdelite ..Voyons
parle. Castor, qu'ai-js fait, que me
reproches tn
-Je mai rien 4 te r~eprocher.
-Alors!
-Tu ne peux comprendre CO Que
j'epronve. J'ai peur.
)Peur que je ne to sois infdele
Iu sdpposes done que je ne t'aime
pas?
Ellie Sc cacha le visage dams lie.
MAINS ct j'apereus deux crosse:
larmes b~rillantes descendant leute
ment 10 long dc ses doigts effles
1ava!s la tete en- feu. ct je he pa
venais plus qua grand'peine a ras
sembler mes idGes. Je ifs I'm anne
energlqne a tout CO qui me restai
encore de t%ranquillit6 ct de lucidite
-Je sails que tn m'aimes !; mails j,
sails aussi que les jeunes femmes, i,
lies ct s%eduisantes CONNIE tot. son
facilement entrances par le plaisir
par "a coquetterie, par l'attrait d,
fincOnnu. J'ai beaucoup WI le mon
de, je rai WI pres, j'y al periu la co,
iance.
-Tu ne me crois done pas une hol
nete femme
-J'ai w d'honnates femmes cede,
i les entertainments.
ALI !....
III await dams la facon don.
ellie dit ce "Ah !...." queloue chos,
de meprisant qni me coupa la pa
role.
-Je ne sails, me dit-elIe, il gu
vOus faites allusion, ct je he ten.
pas a lie savoir mails j'esperais tent
dams votre affect ion uue autre pIac,
que les persOnnes don't yous parlez
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They are perfectly
harmless, can be tax
en- by young or ole
without restraint OF
diet or occupation.
PRICE IS CENTS.
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ABONNEMENT.

I'm Acknowledgements. So 90
I'm Numero. 10
ANNONCES.
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THE NEWS.

A little by-play of courtesy between
Conkling and Sargent in the Senate.
Southern Democrats are reported tc
be offering terms to Northern Repub-
licans to secure their votes in favor o.
the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Unless the presidential question Is
settled, and business thereupon re
wives and gold flows in faster, the
Treasury will not have coin to pay the
semi-anrual interest on the public
debt.
Louisiana Republicans oppose the
Compromise bill. They want to leave
it to Ferry. Looks as If they feared
investigation.
Packard complains to Augur again.
Nichols will investigate.
The Compromise bill has passed the
Senate by over three fourths majority.
Only Democrat-Eaton, of Con-
necticut-voted against the measure.
The previous question will be or
dered on the Compromise bill at 2 p.
NJ. to-day in the House of Representa-
tives. The vote can only be delayed
two hours. If the wires don't fail us
we may lay the result before our
readers to- morrow.
Judge David Davis, of the Supreme
Court Democrat) succeeds Logan as
Senator from Illinois.
Silver So Lied.
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be compelled to buy gold to pay tho
May interest on the public debt. Nor
rill, however, has the utmost conf
dence in q presidential settlement and
business prosperity.
The Compromise PASSES the senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
At 7:l0 A. M, after an all night ses-
sion, the Senate passed the bill re-
ported by the special committee in re-
gard to counting the electoral vote,
without amendment. Various amend
ments we're submitted but voted down.
The vote on the passage Of the bill
was, yeas, Al; nays, II; Eaton being
the only Democrat who voted against
it. The following is the vote in detail:
Yeas-Alcorn. Allison. Barnum.
Bayard, Bogy, Booth, Boutwell,. Burr .
side, Chaffee, Christiancy. Cockerell,
Conkling. Cooper, Cragin. Davis,
Dawes, Dennis, Edmunds, Freling-
buysen, Goldthwaite. Gordon, Howe,
Johnston, Jones of Florida, Jones of
Nevada, Kelly. Herman, McCreery,
Mcdonald, Mcmillan, Maxey, Merri-
man, Morrill,, Price, Randolph. Ran.
som, Robertson, salisbury, Sharon,
Stevenson. Teller, Thurman, Wallace,
Whyte, Window, Withers and Wright
AZ.
Nays-Blaine, Bruce, Cameron of
Pennsylvania, Cameron Of Wisconsin,
CLAYTON, ConOver, Dorsey, Eaton,
Hamilton, Hamlin, ingalls,, Mitchell.
Morton, Patterson, Sargent, Sherman
and West-l7.
United states Senator Elected.
SPRINaFIELD (Ill.), Jan. %.
David Davis WAS elected United
States Senator to-day on the first bal.
lot.
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DON'T BUY IT.-Some member has
introduced in the Legislature a bill
authorizing and requiring the State to
purchase three hundred copies of q
work entitled, "Nevada, the Land of
Silver" emanating from n John J.
Powell. We object. The book is an
unintelligent, undigested mass of liter
ary spoils, pirated from Raymond's
work, from the Scientific Press and
from the journals Of this State. 1t con-
veys no correct information concern
ing Nevada, and is s~bominably written.
The price proposed to be paid by the
author ~ is 50 per volume. 1t con.
tains $50 leaves. Volumes containing
1900 leaves, and infinitely more
serviceable, a be purchased for the
a%UlOunt.
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HAIR KlNGrON.

Harrington, the ex-State Prison con-
Wet and condemned murderer, whose
hope Of life beyond the 10Th of next
month hangs upon q most slender
thread, has shut himself up with his
" gloom and dependency refusing
to be seen by anybody. He still in.
dulges a hope that the Supreme Court
will revoke the Judgment passed
agaist him in the District Court, and
order a new trial for him; but in this
he Is by no nieans sanguine, while le.
gal and lay opinion outside ID almost
unanimous that his conviction was
merited and the result OF q fair and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-26

CARSON, Jan. %.
SENATE.
Westerfield, Of Lyon, introduced a
bill to aid the construction OF the
branch State Prison At Reno.
Schultz, of Storey, introduced . bill
relative to estates of deceased persons.
Cassidy introduced q bill removing
the disabilities of Lewis Cook.
BOardman, of WashOe, introduced q
bill securing liens to mechanics.
Chubbuck, OF Storey, introduced a
bill authorizing the Aldermen of Vir-
GINA City to pay tie claims of w.
Cook.
The bill relating to the licensing of
drummers was read the third time
and lost.
Bill relative to attorneys was lost.
Bills relative to claims for assistance
of military companies and others dur
Ing the fire In Virginia City, one year
ago, passed.
A message from the Governor was
received approving several unimpor-
tant resolutions; also approving Sen.
ate bill No. %, relating to the Battle
Mountain and Austin railroad, and
Virginia City Water Bond bill.
HOUSE.
Several unimportant resolutions
were introduced to-day.
The bill regulating estates Of de-
ceased persons, introduced by Stewart,
Of Storey; the bill OF Nichols, Of Lam
der, making appropriations for def.
ciencies OF last two years; Senate bill
requiring corporations to file certif.
Gates OF incorporation with County
Clerks, were passed.
Bill relieving ex.Assessor of Elko
county was passed.
The bill removing the Warden OF
the State Prison came up and led to an
exciting debate and many dilatory mo.
tons, and the vote on the bill was at
last postponed to February LIST, watt
ing reports from the Warden and State
Controller.
The bill giving husband and wife
liberty to testify for each other in GER
lain cases was refused engrossment.
Adjourned.
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impartial trial. Harrington is popular.
~ accused OF a series of murders, Of
Of which he has been convicted of but
one; and the prevalent sentiment Of
the community Is that he fully de-
serves the dreadful fate that awaits
him. Indeed, 1t is difficult to find any
who sympathize with him; while the
officers Of the law are pushing the
preparations for his execution in the
full confidence that it will take place
1T thetim appointed Virginia Chrom-
tcie.
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Ryland's Brick Building, corner
clark and Buel streets. Eureka.
Eureka, January, %. 1877. ja2I.lot
RUPTURE.

nR. SHERMAN, THE GREAT AND RE-
- no ~ned Rupture Curer. will be in your
city on the 18th or 18th Of this mos tn, and
all those that are ruptured. both male and
female. cal consult him daily in regard to
their ruptures.
All those who desire to avail themselves Of
the benefit o. his skill IN tho adaptation Of his
method OF cure for oil forms Of rsducibls
hsrniaor Rupture. will do well to call and
500 him. Consultation frcs.
Tho terms Of charge can only DO given on
examination Of th. case.
As Rupture IL daily liable to displacement.
Inflammation and straLgulation from the in.
furious pressure Of q truss, those who desire
4 permanent care should not prosrastinats
until it ia too late.
The bssr OF references will be given Of
those that l have. cured persons that are
perfectly responsible.
1 have lik enusses Of bad cases b. fore treat.
ment, and after cured; and / desire that all
pei sons that are ruPtursd, both male and
female. will call and see them for their own
satisfaction.
DIR. SHERMAN.
Virginia City. January Is, 1877. ja2s-tf
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EXPLANATORY. - We feel compli
mented by the fact that the especial
reporter" of the Eureka SENT 4,
should have thought so we'll of the
Chronicles report Of Larkin's execu-
ton as TO telegraph it word for word
to his paper on Friday evening. 1t was
doubtless no fault of the editor that
the customary credit was omitted
Virginia Chronicle.
1t is certainly our intention always
to give credit to our exchanges. We
were no aware that our ~"special' was
an extract from the Chronicle, and, al.
though late, we may now be permitted
to compliment our neighhor upon Its
thorough report Of a matter OF public
interest. The report, however, came
through the regular channel, wv. W.
Webster's Press Agency" We fire..
quently see verbatim extracts from the
SENTINEL published in our exchanges,
including, webelieve, the Chronicle
without credit, under the head Of Eu.
reka specials. 1t Is a labor, saving in
vention OF the local agent to telegraph
a newspapers account of a matter OF
importance, rather than bother with
writing n up himself.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-26

EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSMENT
We sincerely regret to notice the fol-
lowing in the Carson Appeal:
The State Board Of Equalization bill
has been virtually killed by the adj
verse report of the Committee on
Ways and Means.
We do not know how 1t was
made away with, or in which House It
fell, but we trust 1t is not dead beyond
the hope of resurrection. Some such
MEASURE is a pressing public necessity,
and this bill was an exceptionally
good one.
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LOUISIANA.
REPUBLICANS ON THE ELEC.
TORAL COUNT.
REPORTED VIOLATION OF TIE
STATUS.
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a.
The Republican House to-day passed
. resolution expressing full faith and
confidence in the President of the Sem
ate, and requesting tho Senators and
Representatives of Louisiana tn OPP
pose the passage of the Electoral bill.
Gov. Packard yesterday addressed q
note to Gen. Augur. saying he was
informed that parish officers holding
the commissions OF Nichols took pos
session Of the offices in Ouachita par.
ish, January 18th, in violation of the
statue quo. Gen. Augur called Gov.
Nichols attention to the complaint OF
Packard, and Nichols replied that he
would have the matter investigated
and the ousted officials reinstated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-26

The Appropriation bill reported to
the House in Washington, contains the
following item: "The Carson Mint APP
preparation is, Salaries, 22,95O; wages,
$4,000; incidental expenses, $4,000.
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LAWYER SHEARER denies most en-
phatically that he has been OH init
mate terms with Mrs. Kind, and says
that he has always treated her as an
honorable gentleman would treat a
lady.
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o ETC w s.
LONDON, Jan 25.
Silver, fifty. eight and one-sixteeUth.
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NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
EIGHTH SESSION.
NINETEENTH DAY..
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED.
BILLS APPROVED BIZ THE GOV.
ERNOR.
HYMAN NOT YET BUSTED.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE SENTINEL.
CARSON. Ian. 4.
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DISPATCHES
BY Overland Telegraph.

TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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PROBABLE IN THE HOUSE.
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An,ustmtnts,
.,LMonr's CONCERT GARDEN.

Amustmtnts,
CILMoREs CONCERT GARDEN.
Mr + 8 GiL iM Musical DIRECTOR
THIS GIiUEsDAY EVENING. MAY "a,
GRAND OPENING OF THE
SUMNER cONcEgr SEASON
in The
Most magnificent place OF naor entertainment in the
1horcuehiy and completely rcarranscd. decorated.
Rare anl bcauumi
TREES. PLANTS. FLOWERS. AND SHRUBS.
GATHERED Ar ENoRNOus EXPENSE FROM
ALL PARTS or THE WORLD.
splendid palms and other costly specimens Of elegant
FOUNTAINS AND NEUROLOGICAL srAruARY,
wnn THOUSANDS or YAH coLonED LiGnrs AND
CALciiMs,
Illuminating tho
DROWNING WONDER OF THE FAIRY SCENE,
THE GRAND CASCADE. WITH IT'S MOUNTAINS
OF DAZZLING. FALLING WATERS
GILMoRE's GREAT MILITARY BAND.
which has been universally proclaimed the
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