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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23
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OFFERs to tie Public general Vadely Of fresh Gro
eeries aud proyi sonss a. prices below eompetitlon.
Volesals and Retail Sale Room opPosi'e the bhauhah
IIoase. ailoining Toqmbh Rock
Tihh, N0v. 38h4f
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

Wau there ever an individual unlueky
enough 70 bs abused BY the mouth Of any
Iivsr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

STEAM EEiitREs.
CYreAM Engines ~ sne NNi, .ot ls,r,'ass
Sober parneses. maHulaewred tf4N
ehush,aaut torothep viih variety otCntu s
we also manufacture BricI N lchlucss 'Hti
save much labor.--All Joh A ork douein a Work
maaii ke mannar, and upon shortaolice,
March 1, 1851. , .. LOOMS co
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SrRYoHNtNE.-Tho source from
whence this poison, which las 'cain.
ed so worldwide eelebrity recently
is obtained, is thus noticed in Dick,
ems Household Words:-In Covlon
ana several districts Of India. crows
a moderate sized tree, with thick shi.
ming leaves, and o short crooked stom
In tho fruit seasonit is readily rec.
ognized by It's rich, ge.colored
berries, ebout rs large DO golden pip.
pips; theFind is hard and smooth and
covers a white, soft pulp, the fator-
ite food Of many kinds Of birds, with.
in which are the fiat, round saods not
an inch in diameter, ash grey, in
color, and covered with very minnie
silky hairsi The Germans fancy
they can discover a resemblance in
theih to grey eyes, and call them
crows eyes, but the likeneness is
purely imaginary. The tree is the
Strychnas nox yomica, and the seed
is the deadly poison nut. The latter
was early used as a medicine by the
Hindoos, and its nature and proper
ties understood by Oriental doctors,
long before it was known by foreign
nations. Dog killers and Fish,scale
are two Of its Arabic names. 1t is
stated that at present the natives Of
llindostan often take it for many
months continuously, in much the
same way as an opium eater eats Opt
um. They commence with the eighth
of nut day. If they eat it tdirect-
ly before or alter food, no unpleasant
effects are produced; but if thoy neg
lect thisiprecaution, SPANS result.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

whoever felt che breslh from the lungs
q ehetioi dAMai
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

Once at table Pitt Was ekpatiating on
tho superiority Of the Latin over the El-
glish language, ard cited as an instance
the fact that two negatives make a thing
more positive than one Affirmative can DO
Then, your father and mother, said Lord
Thurlow. must have been themselves two
negatives to haYe Introduced such a posi-
tive fellow IS you are. 1s
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

ss1 A poor poet having written some very
doggeg4l verses to ayoung lady, inwhich
he repeated The phrase, 4 saw thee once, "
she returned TO him for an answer that
WIS would take care he should never see
her again, 5os ghss5 6ot .n.., e
r3 , ! The ingenious fellow VINO invented the
machine for milking cows. has eompouni
q ded q plaster that draws Knot holes out OF
barn doors aud sheep sheds. \. l..
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Civil Action

The said Harrison T. Kroh. ishoreby nohnoG
that the said PlaintGs filed their petition 10 lhs
action, ON the 7th day ofJanuary, l5S7, against
said defendants in the court Of Common Pleas OF
Seneca county and state of Ohio. The object
n prayer of which is 10 him'thCd1wer interest OF
the said Margaret A. Froh Reservation, fifty nine
chains and seventy links. 90 the Negro town road
Thence south, on and along the centre line Of
aid road, fifteen chains, and sixty nine links
Thence west, on and along a lihe parallel with
the north line Of said reservation soyenty-three
chans ard forty-fye links, 10 the east bank OF
the Sandusky River. Thence Horthery on and
along the eastbank of said river with the mean
ders thereofto the place ofbegnnng, Containing
one hundred and six aud IS 90 acres ofland more
fractional section, number ono ~ in township
number one, ~ North Of range ID, founded as
follows 70 witt Beginning for the same, at the
point where the north line of the Walker reserve
lso called) interseots the east line Of said
Township, running thence Enorth on and along
the east line Of said township, thirty-three (33)
chains andhfty-siN links 10 the south east corner
Of a tract OF ldnd, containing forty seven
aud 50 90 acres owned or occupied by J. q.
Bowland. thence west on line parallel with the
north line OF SAID section one, TO the east bank
Of the Sandusky River, ihencH soothnrly on aud
slong the meanderings Of said river, on the east
side thereof to the north line OF said reserve,
thence east on and along the north Hue Of said
Reserve 70 the place Of beginning, continuing
| ia q 22-iOO acres oflund more or less. Also
,he north part Of lheVopth west quarter Of irao
lional ssctiou number siK, L6.l 10 township No,
one n Il IN range hfeens (l5, 10 said county
containing 54 81 100 acres OF land more or tess
! And also, hessoat half Of the south west quar-
Ter Of the north west quarter OF said section No
! sis. q. j in said township No. one IL in sEid
/ range No. fifteen ll5l con1aining2l n q Sll0t
I acres Of land. more or less. aud 20 nave pari-
ton made thereof setting OF 10 the said EHielins
Kros, Calvin Z Kcoh aud James w. kroh lhs
eleventh parts thereof, aad for general relief %
| tho premises The said Harrison 7, kroh Il
| furih her nolihed that h. Is required 70 answer
said petition on or befero the seventh day o
March, bekt or the petition will be laken ~ tru'
aEains. hin aud judgment rendered. accordingly
LA RAIL-, Plaiutas ATTY.
! Jan. 9Th, 81, 6W. pr Zoe 1000
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Gov aasry'sm Message

1921 Ut Alh Philadelphia, Jan, IL.
The 81 Louis Republican publish
psan advance copyoi Gov. 5eary's
Message TO the Kansas legislature
with regard to popular sovereignty.
He save in substance that when the
interests Of the peoplereqaire 3 State
government, and The proper steps
are taken 20 establish il,lthen will
Be the time once for hll to decide the
grave political questions which un
derlie al we'll regulated common
wealths. HoadviseB the Legislature
TO iet slavery alone. and leave IL
where the Constitution places it TO
forego all legislation in reference to
H. nntil tRe State Constitution is
formed. lie recommends thRtthe err
Fors and omissions on the statute
book be corrected. He denounces
the test oath act and recommends its
repeal. He disapproves the present
mode II selecting Jurors, and recon-
meuds their adoption by lot. lie in
sists on voting by ballot, and sug
gests a law requiring residence of
ten days in district, to prevent ille-
gal voting. .s
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DfJ sstpsa.-Fseling myself under The highest ob
gaions 10 you foF the benefit have received under your
treatment AhaF having urdeFgone al the usua modes Of
Featmenl duhra n lagi ID qpntl, without die hast ap
parent benefit and having almost ott tho sight Of my eyce
and being Ion 10 yery unhsahy condition my oata being
given % hopelsss BY my ipnnef dociofii amer
which, IN the ronrie Of weeks my eyes were fesufed 20
eooi shi and kealfhy conditl0h, under your new
mode " treatment.
Therefore taksseat pleasure IN espfesaing my Of
qrahtude aud yoa Fe btiihofy ue this of The baoeHt
of ths aiaieied Pubhb.l Yonn uuy, P.BoYLs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

SHANNON IN kANsAs.AThe Law.
rence CORES pendent Of ft6e New York
Times, under date OF 3lst uit., says
Wilson Shannon, Esq, ex-Go7er-
nor Of Kansas Territory, arrived in
Lecompton from the East, few days
since. he intends opening an Office
there, and to practic6 law in all the
courts ofthe Territory. He has, or
rather had, claim in the vicinity OF
Lecompton, upon which he intended
to settle, but during his rather pro-
tracted stay East, his claim was Jump
ed. A compromise will be effected
with the squatteF, by which Shannon
will get his land and enter upon the
discharge of his duties as farm
er. % itt
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usI AZ Belfast, Me-, one Of the girls en-.
'bloyed in the paper mill Of Messts, Mar
. shall q Kimbldl, picked ffom the rags a
see Of teeth in gold fasionings, and worth
(. some ten dollars for The gold alone.
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Owe DANDRUFF AND KEEP THE

Owe DANDRUFF AND KEEP THE
I'D cool, giyea son gloss 10 tho hair, pre-.
y stis fallug o. arrests lie premature decay
the tot itis highly recommended Tor iu ifagancs
rnEiieHfs epsnlth- tustral dufiuF she shor, time Il
- has been before the American pablo, has foftef
feputsou that isdtstinodto ake The lead IN a pcrafa
Hons lof The hair The Ingredients Of which ls pfepsrrd
aro offafe vfuei uud cufcy different from those used
ny other preparation oithc kind 10 This county. They ore
ong aud geauy m1loulng In heir nature and contan
properties but these which Nature evidently inienoed
Or thc purpose and u has periume that h Infinitely
penor any Of the h onnhie extracts either ioreeu "
mercan, which alone should rntitlo 20 place every
dyi toilet table Those whohave given itn ual, eihet
restoring the hair or Tor sny purpose ef whatit
meudedi are euthuasc 70 their praise Of is virtues. We
Hk nomorc for itthan FAtR rEiAt and perfectly w
ling 20 lot u stand on its own merits
Hope springs eaung from he use, while Doubts fleeing
away, gives place toconvieton most triumphant.
De kind enough, reader give your -ntion osN mom
ent, and willleafn what Delights pa h Lustia has
ions To- those Who have used it,-
NAvrUcNEr, Feb. ?, 1851.
,, q. WAnLEtoH gifln answer 10 your Inquiry,
wi u state that BY the OF bottles Of Delights spanh
Lufra VI has produced ick and fine rrnw.h Of het
he head ufmy wife wherc " has been bald fo eight year
Ny the Of five bottles, Capt lohn e. Bfock has thick
growth Al overhe top head, where has been
bald oftWeny ycars and munv other have received The
t1me honedtbg he use ora Aho tostaTticls
slider u mrsuperot TO any othefin use. rs
Yoeh,e.p J.R KELLEY, NJ. u.
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no w hid SICK.
JANUARY APP0INT1IENTs.


DH. ~. TUBES,
A NANTTl 9 rHYsfCfAN, wiut ~ attendance 81
"A TfFFiN, ttihe Shawhnn House Frday ana saturis
untl n oclctt h 81 and ~ Jan.
fhh MONT kettisft Auefican, Thuttdoy, 81 Jan,
Fo consahaton upon sndise,ssi ofthe Thfnai. Iusrs
hear,Lveb stomach, novet, kidneys and Splsoai also
pf7nsy, Gravel hhenmasm Neroutnett, Dsbintg, nya.
pene, Female niteatcts Arue and fesef Fits lnpurtiet
ofhe Blood, Efupons, Cancert, Uceu end aloiher va
tees comraiuti, snd inter
For some year, pt r.h., devoted his endrc time to
onr1nic dtaaset treating thousands annuaYt manV of
whom had sShaulisdevefy oheffssoure wthu feach 10
no ease ae netaa % other poisont empoyed he
make sick 20 make Neh nof tear down % huuj mp The
medictnefcan he iNch with taiey By DE nnit dtllcaid
and naeuis feuain ~ home ad oduiinue with piu
dencc hcit otlnafy dCtand exercise Many have fccov
eted uuet the ttaimcnt amer endt and rhvsciana bad
given Up hone, the indsputabe evidence Of which can
away sho ufni ed. invalids, however reduced aud l
pafhe ofe Invited toca snd may be sturcd that no en-
eouafemeat wilbe rvcn Or expense iucutcd, withaut
oIIn.nnndIMl M nanacI nlrncnNerN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

Ft'HHt ~AANAHNH ~ @MNMNaN fMa
iyhcn The niiihhuiloa will take place.
TERMS or SUBSCRKP7YON
Etery ,ab,cfiber Of lhrso ioll,u 3, epti,ledto
a copy Of We splendid Steel hngfaving, "Santdsy
Aoopy ofany of,ss following - Magazine, ono year
also
4 sopy ot thsiAft Joornal one yeab and Es-q
a i'skptin The Aehua distribution urYorks Of Az.
Ihfi ot every &3patd poriun only gets bsauU fu
tngfaVnR o. Magazine one year hui also iereves ht Au
loufah one year, andA rictetin the Annna nstrlhuoh
making out dcllars worh ofreaue tck
reccivedin addition.
Those who prefer Masaluss tho Enrfavnr 'satnfl,v
Night can haye elthsfof Tho following ons year Iatrra
Nagafinei Godeyf Ladyh Hook Unted sister Magazine
knickcflocker Magazine, ,tfthath Msasine nilk saof
Magazine, Southern iiieriFv Wessonref
No peron isrestFIcied 10 single share Thote tatnf
hve memberships Temitlug g5, arc ontrd 10 ss Enrri.
wug., and 20 sN ticket In a srbution o. any eve Of
he Magazines, one ycar, aad slx uckets.
iefscHs IN femiiuhg fands lot momheftn, will nsrte
register The slef ats pot Ohoc, % nferen ott on e
cein ot which, csrdcate Of Menhofyp, iopeth,r with
thc Eugayng Or MagaSne desired win be bfNhfdei tu
anv pffl 81 the enanify Al.
Fof urherpari'uar, sce the November AH Iounal sent
frce on epphcalion
For monhetship, pnnlvto J n. rtftrsarp.
..... ...." Tea Sect. Tifnn. Onion -
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REeToRHD THn BLu4p TO sIoHI,

And badly disc assd eyes healthy eondton durng bi
shor reside nee in this place, ft-. f..f-@ @
Dr. Snyder has also paid pafeela attention % ecfofu
ious dssase which he has treated with unparalleled sne
cess. f...f....
Dr. 81 could refer to many II AZ stance, sui deems
unneeeslary and i only niar aelteI from Mr, y Boy
ofCafsy and will refer s@ ony of the many eases thai
have bsen benefited in thls Vicinity. -.
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He that hath E5esto See Let n m Sec,
4 Dr. J. SnY d err


I s snron hand aud ready all timer 90 wait upon the
afflicted with 81 seased eyes Thankful for the unu sua
~ liberal patronage he has received during the sw months
OF his dencs IN Tn, he wonld fespa otiuly olist
continuance Of bo same. From his unusual success III
from this piece and various psns Of the State, he feels
newed confidence noletng the patronage Of The public
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

WashlngtOni Jan. y.
b Senate,--Mr. Clay introduced bill re-
pealing all laws or parts oflaws, allowing
bounties to vessels employed on the banks
or other cod fisheries.
House. THE House passed the bill ex-
tending the land lawsto the lands lying
east Of the Cascade Mountains.
The House then took up the adverse
report on the petition of the inhabitants
ot ArriSoua praying for The tablishment
of territorial government, and other
business in accordance with the special
law. .. hft .H
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Ag't ofMsusoleum Dag, q o. !,
cI23m 3a5 Broadway. New York.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

JACEs0S's SIGNATURE.-Somc time in
1895 OF 1885 q gentleman in Tennessee
became involved and wanted money; he
had property and owed debts. His prop
crty was not available just then, and off
he posted to Boston, backed by the names
Of several Of tho best men in Tennessee.
Money was tight, and Boston bankers
looked closely at the names.
every good" said they, "but, but-do
you know General Jacks0nP"
Certainly"
"Could you get his endorsement ?"
"Ycs, but he is not worth one. tenth as
much as OithOr of these mon whose names
l offer you"
mo matter, General jackson has al
ways protected himselfan his paper, and
wcll let you have the money upon the
strength Of his namc."
In a few days the papers with his sig
nature arrived. The moment these Bos-
ton bankers saw the tall A and long j Of
Andrew Jackson, our Tcnnesseean says
he could have raised hundred thousand
dollars upon tho signature without the
slightest difficulty.
So much for an established character
for honesty. II mon have differed with
Andrew jackson politically, no man could
deny him tho merit Of being an honest
man.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

The following gem is clipped from an
exchange? 1t is two beautiful to go un-
credited. Can amy one tell whcncc it
came
We are told that far down through
the ocean, fair white shells are constant
y falling, like snow flake in breathless
winter day, that strew with downy drifts
the prairie OH the sea.
So the rude wrecks and tho unsllrrcn-
dcrcd dead must in the course of years
receive IL silent buricl, nS if one should
hide a slccpcr's form with leaves Of lilies,
and tho winds should pass them 10y un-
stirred.
This shower is made of microscopic
shells, they say, but, in reality, the old
miniatures of namclcSS tribes that once
held atoms Of the life that fills creation;
the old armor Of warriors fought their
sparkle Of Il day and died; nov, through
the dense heaven of the sea, let gently
down upon that plain. No storms are
there, no change of season and no mur-
muir of the world.
"Along that prairie they will lay the
tclcgraphic nerve, and through those dow.
ny drifts the quick Intelligence will come
and go. Through that dumb realm will
pass the brothers call to brother, round
the world, aud syllablcs ol love and hope
will pulsatc like heart within the rough
Atlantic"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

The GREAT ELEvATOR.--A Southern
gentleman at Northern hotel, pssosiv..
ing that the dining-room servant, ns1O1
was bcstowing his attention slsswhes& tc
his own neglect, called up John, and ae.
costed him in this wise:
John, have servants at home. and
am waited on as gentleman should bo.
! am neglected here, and I am tired GIFT
l give you fair notice, that will'whip
you like q dog, unless you behave bettsr."
The consequence was, that John ~
came very attentive during the few days
that the gentleman remained. On eoSna
away, John was called up and presented
with dollar or two, which he thus acs-
knowledged: t
ThankeC masSa. Southern gsnfIemeH'
always so-lick us like bIaxeS when Ne
don't wait on 'em well, but when tlasy 70,
alters glib US dollar or two. Now aesc
abolition gcmmen mighty hard to snit..
and want much waiting on, and VIXEN
they 90 way, shake yer RaDd. Ioc1E % tU'
the wall an say, God bless ycu my snns
fortunate friend, and elevate you q ~,
scale ofhumanity,' or something ike that,
but dey neber glib US dollar to slswatS
US with"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
NUArBER -.
Amsrsean 1900.


This is the greatest bird that hss svur
spread his wings over this greet tnna esosi.
GUS country. The place where he bailic
his nest is called an eyrie, aWxyup uu tha
precipices where the foot Of man eat
come, though perhaps boys might Tho
eagle is ferocious fellow, and ttg % The
top Of the cliffs and looks sharp SoF plum.
der: He gets tired of waiting, and thSn
lac starts out in the blue expansive hssVl
ems, and scars aIl around on his OpiniOn
over the lands and the waters, to see what
he can pounce down upon. But thouGk
he - called very cruel bird he always
prcys before eating, just like any good
mortal man at the head of his family
lie cats victuals raw, which Is an uniSvOr-
able habit but it is supposed he eats itso
because he likes it. He 10 . very eourA-
geous bird, and will fight like bIaxss for
his young, and steal chickens whenever
he can find them. He has been known to
carry off q young baby to hts nest, which
seems to show that eagles love little chill.
dren. lie is bird of great talOns, and 10
much respected by birds Of the feathered
tribe that are afraid of him. lie Is Q great
A"' "A eiSeSi OuS appears W OeDS 1us
vantage on the ten dollar gold pieces, and
fifty cent pieces, and pretty well on the
dimes, as he sits gathering up his thunder
bolts under him, as IL he was In q great
hurry to be off He has lately broks out
on the new cent, and seems as II in hiS
hurry he had dropped all his thunder.A.
The American eagle ia the patriots hope
and the inspiration Of Fourth Of July ora.
tors. He scars through the realms Of the
poets fancy, and whets his beak on the
highest peak of the orators imagination.
He is in the mouth Of every politician, Cd
to speak. lie is said to stand On thG
Rocky Mountains, and to dip his bin into
the Atlantic, while his tail casts : shadow
on the Pacific coast This is al eammOnI
There never was one more than eight feet
long from the tip Of ono wing to the tip
of 'tothcr. His angry scream 10 heard
ever so far, and he don't care feather for
anybody. Take him every way, he is IN
immense fowl, and his march is over the
mountain wave, with the "star.spanglad
banner" in his hand, whistling Yankee
Doodlc.-Ike PartingtOn.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
PIacerviIIe Post office.

NAIL Il dispatched from this Office daily, Sundays
n excepted. 10 SACRAMENTO. San Francisco. aud all
oar,s of This State, which clo-'s nj o'clock =. VI
A speciA! mail i. .di-patched daily sundays Except
Cd ,o CoIou,a ria Cold Springs, which closes At ;
o'clock p. N.
special m Iil is Ol-O dispatched daily sundays ex
.ep,ed to Georgetown ria Spanish Flat which closes
at o'clock p. VI,
The mails Tor the Atlantic State Europe. &r close
at this oce about the 3d aud 18th OF each month eN
cent when those lays come Oh Saturday, and ticn
they witt riosr the day fFrV','a.,
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territories
are Jspa seized seIi-,non'ly, Immediately after the
arrival the Atlantic mails
The mails for Salt Lake city and Other post offices
in Utah Territory. are dispatched monthly n" Sdn
Prancisco San Diego. and the southern route.
OFFICE HOURs.-Ths Office will be kept open dal
IT, Sundays excepted. from o'cl"ch a. NJ Till IL,
III and from y ill 5'f. NJ. Box dclf"ery open
till S,PM VI. 80,
On Sundays-Frnm s till 10. 4. NJ. and from til
q PM A. VI. THATCHER. Post Master.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

Fighting Whisky.-A very sedate gen.
tlcman from the rural districts. passing
through one Of our warehouses In Market
street, was arrested by large numbssI
of barrels "Red head copper distilled, u
which obstructed his passage. '.How
many barrels Of whisky have yOu IN
store ?" inquired our friend Of an sE9scho
ofthe house, with an air Of great inter.
est. 'Thrce thousand" promptly ~
piled the interrogatcd. "Thrce thouaand
barrels" repeated the countryman, speak
ing very deliberately, "tcn fights 10 the
barrel is low estimate, and how many
fights is that p ''Thirty thaaal1
fights" replied the mathematical elssl--.
Thirty thousand fights barreled - h
one house what . war Il IN pv0 poct.
i've !" and he passed of in . very bFown
study. F.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Jewelry Establishment!

Main Street, First Door BelOw Seligm0n'S.
e. THES DSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
ca informs his friends and the public gen.
GSsss4 orally, that he has just received a large
assortment OF GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRY, all of which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
California Jewelry Nmd Diamond Work
manufactured to order, with neatness and dis
patch, wholesale and retail.
w ate hes Repaired by an experienced
workman.
Ley Billiard Turning done to order. ST
COLTS REVOLVER for sale.
N. B. All work entrusted to me shall be done
satisfactorily and warranted.
A. C. ARVIDSSON.
Al tf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

A WHALER.-" Oh, yes Joe, my father
is an old mariner-a regular salt. "'"Why,
never knew that. What service was 6e
imp "The whaling service. He EOea
cruisingarOund all night, and IN the morn;
ing, when nc comes home, he goes q whal-
ing tho whole family, from the old oman
down, and boxes the compass about the
hired girls cars"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

/ETA ENCAMPMENT, No. s, meets on the
II evenings Of the second and fourth Tues
days Of each month, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Whites tireproof building, few doors below
the Plaza. All Patriarchs are cordially invited
to attend. w. NJ. HOLLOWAY, C. =.
J. N. GRANTHAM, ii. p.
A. T. TAYLOR s
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Notice to Qunrtz Miners.

order that parties who may make discoveries Of
l. QUARTZ LODRS or VEINS may be enabled to
preserve Record Of their Claims, the Recorder Of
~ Dorado County will keep book In hs office In
which he VIII, att the request Of partes register any
claims that they may Wish to have registered.-nOt,
aOoe1er, az an 0DEct0L act, but rs means Of prov
ing the exteAt Of elaine, their location and the par
tes thereto. Said Book will always remain IN the
safe OF the Recorders office, OF III Dorado county.
m. X. SHEARER,
County Recorder.
Flacerville, October Both, 1887. (6mI