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nth the spirit he ponreui upon us from uH high
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HARTFORD, Vt, is the birth place Of
twenty-one Congregational ministers, eight
of whom are now living.
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EssEN JUNcu9N. While Stacking ear
in the yard "Wednesday afternoon, "a brake
man from Mortified had his hand smashed
The first finger on the left hand was ampu
tated by Dr. Fcrrin Of this place.
\ large number Of children in this plac,
are sick with measles
The firm Of Bates / Williams is dissolved
Mr. Bates continues the business and Mr.
Williams goes TO Chicago.
Zeph lGaps5ol leaves 70. the West next
week
Hunter 4 SLiiaui ate doing large bust
ness THIS weeh-
J. X. Drury y son have sold about ono
hundred and fifty car loals Of brick to 90 ia
Northern New Golls
a college student from Burlington BY the
name of Wilson is 10 teach the grammar
school this Winter.
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+; l. F ii%iifi,o'N', Commissioners.
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I Gard.

Fog The SPEEDY cure If Seminal Weakness Loss Of
'IHhOnd and Ill disorders brought ua 6y indisCrs-
't'n ar excess. ANY druggist has the ingredients.
address DAVIDSON < cos Nlz-4u 81. View York
Juue q. 'ig',lruiSWly
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AT the First Baptist church there was Il
PRAYER and conference meeting in the fore
noon and in the evening there was praise
service at the Methodist church
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ELIZABETH BUCKLEY.
LiltletoE Y. H., May 80. 1873.

The CCTiCURA REMEDIES are PIE pared ty Weeks
{ Potter. Chemists and prl sgstS 800 Washington
Street. Boston, and for sale by al Druggists.
Price Of CUTICCEN, small boxes, 30 cents Large
boxes. SI.oO. REsoLvEST. sI.OO per bottle. CCII-
CURA soar. - cents per cake; ~ mai. - cents;
three cakes. - cents
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PROFESSOR NUDGE makes some interesting
statements relating TO the antiquity Of man
in The Kansas city Rerie,c Of Science. He
assumes the correctness of the opinion among
biologists that man was on the earth at the
close of the Glacial epoch, and offers evil
dence to prove that the antiquity of the race
cannot be taken at less than 10000 years.
After the Glacial epoch, biologists .have re
cognized, by their effects, three others, name
ly: the Champlain, the Terrace and the
Delta, all supposed to be of nearly equal
length. lie takes the case of the Delta of
the Mississippi, and notes the fact that, for Il
distance of about POO miles Of this deposit,
there are t. be observed buried forests of
large trees, one over the othert with inter
spaces of sand. Ten distinct forest Crowths
Of this nature have been observed, which must
have succeeded one another. These trees
are the bald cypress of the Southern States
Some have been observed over % feet in dia-
meter, and one contained 5. 200 annual rings.
In some instances these huge trees have
grown over the stumps of others equally
large, and such instances occur in all, or
nearly all, the ten forest beds From these
facts it is not assuming too much TO estimate
the antiquity Of each of these forest growths
at 10000 years or 100 900 years for the 10
forests. This estimate would not take into
account the interval of time-which doubt
less WAS considerable that elapsed between
the ending Of one forest and the beginning
Of another. - Such evidence" concludes
Professor Mud-e, would be received inaUy
court of law as sound and satisfactory. We
do not sec how such proof is to be discarded
when applied 10 the antiquity Of our race.
There is satisfactory evidence that man lived
in the Champaign epoch. But the Terrace
epoch. or the greater part Of ii, interviews
between the Champaign and Delta cpochs,
thus adding to my 100, coo years. If only as
much time is given to both these epocls as
to the Delta cpochs, 200, 900 is the total re-
suit -
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| A WAsHINGToS correspondent of the New
| York Tribune SAYS that Prof. Collier, the
chemist of the agricultural department, is
'the least imaginative of men" He adds that
Prof. Collier said TO him
If they will give me ten acres Of ground
to experiment on next season | will return
twenty tons Of raw sorghum sugar fully
equal to the best raw cane sugar or forfeit my
reputation. That is two tons toihe acre
and is much better result than they reach
on the average in Louisiana with the sugar
cane.
THE corn crop of Illinois, he added, lis
worth about So, 600, 600 annually. If they
will devote one-tenth of the acreage to sorg-
hum of the variety best suited to the lati-
tude, they can raise sugar in amount equal
to our whole annual importation, which is
about Sl09, 900, 900 worth, and even this
will only equal 80 per cent of the most favor
able of my experiments. The secret, now
that the method of crystallization is under
Stood lies simply in the time TO gather the
crop, and in this respect my experiments are
conclusive"
nat is the total cost of production, doc
tori"
''Well, on that point | cannot speak So
confidently but | see no reason why it
should exceed three cents per pound. We
certainly raise sugar sorghum much cheaper
than we can buy ii abroad"
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y MORNING, DECEMBER ), 1879.


There was a fair hut moi very full attend
anrr ri The church SERVERS, Thanksgiving
Day. Is usual the two Congregational
cl.urchcs united in the service. which, WA
helh IN the
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TETTER OR SALT RHEUM
On the Hands Cured. \ Grateful
Letter.

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Cientiemea-iIaying
been troubled for many years with the letter or
Salt Rheum. and spent many u har,l-earned dollar
| was given trial OF your CUTICCRA, AMI. thank
God, my hands are well. never had ANYTHING 10
ne good like that.
You may put this IN The paper AMI welcome, and
may II do some other poor suffer the SAME good
has done me. / am well known here. having lived
here almost fifteen years and KEPT h0drirrs iof
living. and sometimes ms reari was sore. thinking
/ would have TO give up altogether VITA iay sore
hands. and having small family - take Gaze OF +;
hui Oh thank Cod, nv hands are well, 50 again
return thanks.
Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH BUCKLEY.
LiluetoE, Y. H., May 80. 1873.
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HIS BOOE ON RUPTURE

Gives the most reliable proofs from Distinguish,
professional gentlemen. ciergymrn, AMI merchants
OF his successful practice and popularity ihereiroia
throughout tlls country and the West indies ipi
the past IS years more. Tie afflicted ss"uli real
II and inform themselves.
1t IS iliustriei with photographs Harnesses OF
extremely tad eases before and after cure. anI
mailed To these who send 10 cents. save tbs ana
remenlher m writing or calllng. iln AGdrcss Is
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RyJPE lDEs2h!=:.

DI: ). \. Sysf3isMsS-aND IkzE an
Ia Die. SHERMAN known to the public fo
the past IS years or more for his method
treating Rupture without the annoy aacc anil Injury
trussss innict may ROW h- consulted weekly II hi
New York AMI Boston 0nlccs. Dr. Sherman - th'
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local external application.
No man is -a'r who 92s rapture, no matter how
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has died from it once rattcred himself that /. va
but tri1ing a.lmeni; and every man Who nov
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an extent thai lie has no cnioyments once rcgaiG
CT 1t a unworthy special attention. Il is not
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unto death and he Is wise who taxes the necessary
steps 10 be efcciually relieved Of II before ;he sl
of suTerin: and gloom comes upon him.
References given 10 gentlemen IN The cits WI
have been cured.
Patients ftom abroad can receive trcInncn. III.
leave for hone sam. tiav.
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/ The THANKSGIVING s,ryir" at 81. raul's
/ Episcopal church seemed especially de
/ signed 10 manifest rn the part Of the congrc-
cation grateful acknowledgment 10 Di-
vine Providence of our many blessings"
The clancel of the church. is has been the
custom for several Years past, was richly and
tastefully decorated with designs and JrNis
appropriate to the OCCASION and tn" sell ,lipn
and arrangement % the specimens ut the
fruits Of our abundant harvest, soon To he
distributed by the rector, reminded the pcn-
pie Of the blessing promised to the h5tnii-
full eye, the cheerful .ivrr and him that con
sidercih the poor" Principal among the
decorations WAS rcrcdos, It's blue ground
work setting oil most beautifully the rich let
terins in wheat straw of the scntenc,sel the
top, Il am the bread Of life" Ii was divided
into panels hv bands composed of heads Of
wheat loaded with the eraia. In the centres
of the panels wrr, suitable dcSi Lns such us
the cross. the crown. the monogram |. II. :,
etc, while scattered here and there appeared
branches and leaves whose aulumual tints
torcihly reminded one of the closing OF Il
year distinguished among rs for lis abundant
harvosts The font was surmoun,cd by
temple made OF wheat straw. between the
Gothic arches of whose pillars clusters OF
grapes, pears and apples of every hue APP
pearcd. The Shaft and base of the font were
covered with wheat. leaves ami moss
arranged in artistic design. Both the rercdos
and font were the handiwnrk of Miss Alice
Tindall daughter ui the sexton. On either
side of the ChaGc, arch the stars and stripes
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CATARRf
TIE EYE, EAR, ard THROAT
suocccsfuiiy Treated w;;h
SARFGn1'S RADICAL CURE.
INVALUABLE.

S'ssrs. Trrrs = ToT--'. Nho"'a'' Druggists, nc,
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iiILuf. Ttlrh hJs stood the test oi 80 Yeats.
isfE HONE TESTIMONY.
i'1 -!u.u-t ST., .'EoCInESrE. Il. l.. oct L.. l-.9
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COLaiRS' Of f 's% S qgsg i ie. centre ire
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WASHINGTON County CoURT.-The regu
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has been further adjourned until December
10Th. The continued labors Of Judge Red
field on the bench Of the County and Su-
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In the matter OF sewage and ventilation the
institution is very defective, and the supply
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-23

A GRAY HORSE BRANDED b ID ONaN-
IA the left hip. and ID on the right(0N
hin. The hind feet are white, and also the
tail. The horse was lost about two months ago
in Newark Valley. Any person who will return
said hsrse 70 me, will secure the above re-
ward. CHARLES TERESA.
Eureka. March !. 1879. m4-lnl*
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT
APPLICATION FOR A pATrx.

NO ii sWEETYATER MlNF-So %.
-. D. Land once, Eureka. Nevad. ~
10, lS!9.-Notice Is hereby given. fiat Msreh
n. honinson, whose postoflice address ii i
fork CITY, mas this day, by his duly ar, ? sew
agent. $. L. Paul, filed his applicssina .srlzed
patent for hfteen hundred linear feet Ta
Sweetwater mine, or vein, bearing silyas' NE
surface ground FIVE hundred feet in :, WIN
situate, lying and being in White Pine MS;ru,elh.
District, county of White Pine. and Suing
Nevada, and known and designated ~ ~
held notes and official plat on file in tb,s .he
as Lot No. 103, in Township 16, North oihce
East, OF Mount Dihblo meridian. The 1se, o.
boundaries of said Lot No. 1Oa lsina 'Aterlor
lows, to-wit: Variation 10 deg. r. Is Us fl
ing at q post marked No. /. u. (, snrrannenc-
l03 the same being post No. ] OF U. 4 srry NO.
102, Badly Sour lode, whence the s.et,on NO.
common to sections "a and %, T. 16 N n 'e =.
and sections ~ and 80, n. 16 N n. be r q,
NJ, bears n. &c deg. 40 min. W. 4.fss foo, NJ
nent sharp rocky peak No. 2 between TT - =
and Telegraph peaks, bears N. Il do. IL MI aS9fe
l,ls5 feet, and the Sweetwater shaft bsar.
23N deg: +. $50 feet; thence running arst COW. ~
N. 15h deg. W. 600 feet to post No. / a. tsSVurse
vey No. 102, 1900 feet to post marked ~ ~ SUI
s. Survey No. 1903; thence second coursa NJ ~.
deg. L. 500 feet to post marked Nc. n sest
yey No. 1O3; thence third course 4. nv S az
y. LIS BIO fset to post marked No. 4 III
Survey No. l03. This post stands on ina 50
ern boundary of U. S. Survey No. 10 pr ~
lode, whence post No. l of said survsv Ni'oh
Bullion lode, bears N. 3sh deg. j. IS |. IN ~ =
thence fourth course s. 3sh dec. w iyreeas
feet along said o.. S. Survey No. 90. IN O ,e
marked No. 5, u. s. Survey No. lO3 ana I, poss
NTH course y. 74H deg. w. ia 4-l0 feet ta..nee
No. l, the place of beginning, containing X ao
100 acres. This claim is bounded on liz ~ !.
by The Badly Sour. and southeast iv NJ
Bullion mine. The location Of this MINI; me
is duly recorded in the Recorder's n nns
Of White Pine Mining District IN my me
l., and on page 1876. Any and All nsa
sons claiming adversely any portion -
said Sweetwater mine, or said mining eronrao
~hereinbefore described, are required 10 sIs
their adverse claim with the Register y, ~. ~
United States Land Office, at Eureka in AZ
State of Nevada, during the sixty DAYS ne,;nS
Of publication hereof, or they will be barrsd Nv
virtue of the provisions Of the statute.
mriG-6od ID. u. IMMEL, Register.
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Annual Meeting.

TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MIL silver
the stockholders In the PhehiS pasrd
Mining Company, for the election OF = md
Of Trustees. to serve for the ensuing y1~ come
for such other business az may proper! mcs Of
before the meeting, will be held a. ~ rset ~mp
the Company, No. 30s California SUI endsy,
stairs). san Francisco, California, on m ~ Il
the 9TH day Of April, 1879, at the noua sry.
O'Clock NJ. JAMES BoLI' mr2l i'd
San Francisco. March 18, 1879. %
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY. LOCA-
IL TON of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California. Location Of works, Eureka
Mining District, Eureka county, State Of Nevada.
Notice.-Ther is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of assess
ment no. 81 levied ON tn. third day of Pebru-
airy, 1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, az fol
lows