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The weekly union record., 1864-04-16

Nd EGTLAR TRAINS LEAVE MABYSNII-LE
safGr 0Toyiiie daiiy-oannectug at OT8ville with
Stages Of the California sage Company for Shasta
and the Northern Mines
Leaving N2rysYiile (Saaday eX-eaiei)at6 4. IT..
and 3 P. n.
Leaving orovne Sunday excer5ed) az ; 4. II.
and Pm.
Sundays Leave MaFysvil &. 7. u. Leave 0ra-
vile At ?. NJ.
Freight reaching MaTysvi'le jy steamboat con
signed to- Care of Railroad viii BE- received the
ears NJ the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Orovlie without cost for forwarding commission
or drayase.
Al Oroviile. merchandise for q" up country viii
be stored in the Railroad Depot. and delivered To
orCer Of owners free 0f charge
feb 20if ANDREW !. BINNEY, su1't.
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strsrgthea u sEstfrl.

THE rmeen- 81 mp3riing g-ar ta Che I.raRcrs
down ia4uc l.- shattered constitution. which has
yet been invented 7r discovered. or prulered 70 the
feeble oi buth sexes aud all ages is
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LGOLICH.
ygVuE ACI UF WHICH a COPY rs GVEN
lolaw ra- passed Aptl l.. -H- and c.a 'e
i5aud at page -aj oi lHe ~-aiute- % th-t year.
tEaTY1

ygvaE AcT UF WHICH 4 COPY Is GIVEN
1 below was passed April j. -.aaa c.u Pc
iaand at page -aa oI tHe ~tatlie- % that year.
lCarz.l
..If aHy person slfall alal..y make. or give us4-
der oath ~ g eInLtia1 false .-i s. Dis 1r lcrnI
thalr taxable property .ar false list o. taxable
pral erty ga1t his htr. or tbcr conf 20. s'ich per
~an shall lie aecalel -lity 3d.. fieli lIE ana upon
0y law provided ier the punishment ei fe.iury
au0 AMY property WlEadS rtaeea.7d. iela cd.
transferred. 0r lal~lesr sreseaieG-i iy The oauer or
a-elt thereof 20 eNalc aNltlau. shall it-uu dis
e5eerv be assessed al len times the amount at tax.
i-rta3t year, which t3ul.. Otherwise have been
sc--cJ apaa 70 ANA fifty per cent ii Tie amount
IT such additional t,N. when collected. shall le
paid tu thc fcr-I I persons Wia -sa.i tf.rli~l the
ed transferred. removed or mi.lei .catea- and
tde remaining 1i'F per ceut,i-,r o-ulet.n- t-a
n-iai per cdu.a-c ar coecti.H. Shall Ice ... iat'
the Treasury. Ior the heaolt Vt The Common
N.B.-Ihc above "i.l ire 7l. .y e.. 9.c7f-
ding o. iaw j. l'-t'i| ENN.
4m.Is County Assessor Battle Comfy.
For protection of the ASS >-9r. Taxes on PER-
~4aAl .lo.->.t. i..-st ae paid ae. assessed.
STATE CU1F0BNIA. COUNTY oFBJIrE
= Comfy .ri 1ia-ea teta- l.t
The ptcpictl Gre State e 4Ili. i7 sS -.- DtoE
Il Al Tte. win alglEto the Governor t'e aie
OF Calitoraiato pare lon Dr. above named .r'eoa.
Us soon a7 he caH legally DO SD. SAID defendants
were Indicted together hv The Grand jary. .a ANA
tor Battle County at the March term af iae County
Coau atcfc-aij. tar tie crime 81 R1laory and
thereof convicted il -lii County C1art. ou The
eleventh day of Narch, A. p. l~i4 daring said
Mag-h tesla Of said Court and oa tie 4ta. day Of
March. 1851. they were sentenced t'y ana in said
Court e. Imprisonment H tie State, Prison oi the
state Of California, tor the period OF three years
/ each. from and after that tac.
his
L0NE< kEE.
mark
Atte-.:-TBou4s TaIs
Uroyiile March 3Sta A. d. 1854.
fo Hon. ". s. Stafford. Presiding igi- G SO tlc
County Court IN and for said County. and 10 simon
Ra-enbaum Esqr District Attorney. in aud for
Butte County. California.
I hereby O. knowledge service d the above notice
at Oratille this 18th, day al March A. D. l-G+. iy
copy. W. SAfFcRp,
County Judge b9ite County, Cal.
hereby acknowledge service ci the above notice.
al 0ro,ille this Zsth day Of haFoa. 4. d. 1851 y
copy. = RoS ENHArH.
District Attorney ir al-d fQE Butte t'iIiy tai
Attest A trae. f1I aad correct copy ot the
original now On fle and remaining in iag .6se.
Witness rar hand. ana the seal ot s4ia County =
C7urt. aiNci at oes,i..r. tAi- ->ta day .. A-r.A-
A.p.I~ft JIG. MOORE.
TI.Sl Clerk Cavuty tolrt.
uvJANE- t3EEIN. Deputy.
+ THoS. WELLS Attorney l'7 .ullei.t- Iit.
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m IEerA- -

IUf I1t-Irs NoUIl y - -aH9rorI,g q ~. sYs-
'e1 over a-i '1S bong uy Is ~ elucs> Tataculariy
apa7ca1e 81 -et1 1-.cie rr-4a.z.laa &; Is a ~
ef io- Hra-ll--e alaf.er wh4t tasy he he cause
Aisc-fes'-t -ea- s ssn. to uli paris Of ne counIT..
All le-i2-s sus~e-d Vsr. Troa9taes- and Tsea>urs
t--a 9 s.. H. .. O.. y. Advice SvsslS.
i. H.~O>SzcLYN. VI. ID.
Reside nt Physician.
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Bonnet ca S. Mining Co

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUs-
a TEES Of the above named company held on
the ith day oi March. loG4, an assessment Of df-
teen (i5) cents per share was levied PAYABLE i'm
mediately IN United States gold coin, TO the See
rotary.
BY order Of the Trustees.
THEADOBE F.RORTE Secretary.
Office, Montgomery St.
Osovlle, March leth lS6l. I'd
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STOP THAT COUGHING.

&ONE OF Yet CAN'T. AND WE PITY YOU.
~ va. have ;liej every remedy iat the one deS-
tuCi by It's Intrinsic merit o. sUpey~ede all similar
preparations. il is not uprising that yoa should
be reluctant 10 try something else after the many
experiments yoa have made ct trashy compounds
foisted on the public as g certain cire: but
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MEDICAL.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

LEC rRICITE. A. ! CURATIVE
- aSeu-- sauiit.e5 12 gbe scientific world .
se aae ae lt eveE Het discovered. rtseA--
every 1st5 of l-e Sgse a.a * passes through the
oe@l iakeS uta q 81. deposits al foreign matter. AZ
i@e stle -r 4HEal-> ;a4t fIlAiys rel1isi,e . the
lersc-9 sssay 7iaie tnler .lssse consideration.
il S eHirst 4n.acs sssa-E .a eG1aeTaie sae diseases
Nh.of d v.A cu-e 10 disease ,sAa.cve- can eSeape
u aii srcaeS poser, i- scas> every SIRE OF he
luu .u aaiy-
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Sherif'S Sale


EbY VIRTUE OF 4 DECRETAL ORDER IS
He SUED out Of the District Court of the "a.
Judicial District, in and Tor the County Of Butte
aud state OF California, under the seal thereof in
the case OF \. II. Ferguson V. Bridget Low cry.
EXecutriN OF the estate of John Lowery deceased
t. ne directed and delivered commanding me to
sell the property hereinafter described. TO satisfy
the Judgment mentioned ia said order, to which
reference being had more folly appears.
have levied upon, and Will expose at Public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash at the Court
Hou-c door in said County and State,
On Monday, the 25tll day OF April
A.DSG4, At clock p NJ. said DAY an the right
title aud interest u the above named defendant in
and 10 all that certain piece parcel Of land wing
and being situated liz County ot Bntto and state Of
California and de=crbedes follows; Commencing
10 the Northwest coracr of Alexander kcrlY's
k2uch. thence running South enc bali ul.e. thence
East one half mile, thence North oue halfuli'e.
thence West one baf nile thence to place Of be-
ginning one ha,f "a formerly known as Robinson
Ranch, and now known as ''Mckenua Ranch"
containing oae hundred 'ad sixty acres og land to-
s,tiiar rrfl al .asd -i-- 'll t5 t1l.v4ert- tclt1t
ameAtS ana anpartenlHces tAcreaLt0 belonging or
in any wise appertiaulae.
F, ". DAY.
sheriff ol Battle County.
By B. p. JoNrs Tujer sheriff.
Orvil.e, April "a, 1854.
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E S T. A 3 LISHED 1850.
PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tobacc3 Manufacturer,

lG ~ IS cuA7lBEUs ST.
(re-merly g. Caatt.u Street. VIEW YORK;
Wau.1 caN the attention Of Dealers to the articles
IS his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF,
Aaca' Ncmicg7s
flac aa0nce- Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappee. Natchitochcs.
Amcaclu Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Sctoh,
lrish High Toast. Fresh scotch.
or rLa4dy Faat.
as- Attention j. called iefhe large reelection in
prices Of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tolaccos.
which VIII be leaad ola apeuor Qaality.
TCB1CCC.
SNohINJ. FlNG cr- CnEwlNG. sNoKiNG.
LaaE. =. Al. or pla.s. S. s.Ja-o.
Nu.l tareudiSh. Sweet spanish
No. Sweet Scented 0roncca Canastc-.
N1s-l miXed Tia FOIL Caycndish, Turkish
GUsuu'lfe1.
N.B.-A CircaisI vl. be sent en- application.
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NEWELG7S
Pulmonary Syrup

Has cured thousands ana tcg7c YOU # yol try
it. 1t Is indorscd By the following gentleman. ai
Of them well known in san Francisco a respectable
citizens: Z. s W0OLLEN. grocer a5S Stockton
street II. p HI GBARD merchant. San>otaa 81.
near Clay JAMES PRATT. at rowne & Bacan~
printers Clay street.. and hcnJrels of others in a.i
parts Of California.
RE0lNGrON * CO. sole Agents. q, and as
Front street. san Francisco. and for sale by all
Druggists (m5r-3 6m
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Or. Hoste.ter's Stomach Bitters.

Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be
"1r, i strength. iq Whatever manner il may have
ocen wasted. may hr restored hy the Use of this
powerful and loath.ai inyi-ifaat For lndigcs-
ton and all its painful effects. bodily aud mental,
j.-cy are q positive sHseifc.
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NEW HILLS
Pulmonary Syrup,

And with one accord give it their unqualified ap.
probation. We now address ourselves % all who
are aracquained with this, the greatest panarea ui
the e FOR the healing Of all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs assuring you that
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Pay Up!

Yx xYI0SE who owe nae are respectfully ana ur
gently requested to pay an. without delay
As am going away. IUOS. WELLS.
Oroyile Feb. -. le6t
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Oh, Monday the 25th day Of April

\. D. la64, &; . O'clock, PM Of said day st the
Court House door in said County and state ell the
right, title and interest Of the aooyeInamed defea-
tant in and to that certain piece or parcel Of land
living in the village Of Dogtown, Butte County
California. commencing on the southwest corner
u said land running thence north eteriy 1913 feet
along the south easily side II She street towards
Loveocks 10 division fence. thence in an essterly
direction along said division fence 20 feet thence
s1HtbcSteriy i~ feet. thence l0rt6r,tCJly - feet
to a stake Gt feet from Size E1fth west corner #
Bader Hall. thence along the uorhwesteriy side
of said Hai % the street - feet 5HJ thence to the
place OF beginning 56 feet, together with al, and
singular tAl teaemeut-. hegedt4meuts and appur
tenances thcg5uuta hci0uSiug or in any wise ap-
petaiuiuE- There being thereon a large frame
binding used a Hotel.
Also. that certain other Tot or parcel oi land
lying IN said village Of pogtown Butte County
California nearly opposite the above described lot
dad premises and commencing al point where
the Two roads iatersect, thence ruHrug with and
boaoded by said two roads % within six feet OF the
BatcleJs shop and store owned hy Charles ana
john badert'ceiAer with ali and singular the tcne-
ments heredltaments and appurienaucc> thereuut0
belonging or in any wise appertaining there being
thereon a large Barn or Stable"
F. ". DAY.
Sheriff Of Butte County.
By B. f.. .JoEEs, Under sheriff.
Covilie, April ID, 1861.
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Dee Mondar. tI,e 2d dar al 1Iar.
Sllerif,s Sale

EbT VIRTUE OF A DECHETAL ORDER OF
= sale i-led oat % tie Ni,tre- 0eurt q the %,
Jgdieiai District. in and fur tal Comfy Of Butte
and state of California under the 7esi Thereof in
'he case Of " =. Green IS. Lewis Del.on, TO ne
directed aad delivered, aalaaaa-ias 1ne to sell the
mort gagged premises Acreaa i.eT described 20 satisfy
tie Judgment mentioned ID said order. 10 which
reference being bad more fully appears.
have levied GP0n and viii expose at Public Sale,
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NeWell'S
PulIls 0naFy Syrup.

Is really he very iest remedy ever compounded
for the cure ci Coughs. Colds Sore Threat, Asthma
Who0piuE cough. Bronchitis aud Consumption.
Thousands q peopicin California and Oregon have
been already benefited by the surprising curative
nnMars of
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A 49, Il u 60

lu tae decline %. ie the loss 20 vial force conse-
qHcut upon physical decay can ouly Ae safely sup
pigi iy some visit. ..a- preparation which recruits
sac strength and spirits. without cnG5ilBe the
hau-iiaa WLo Is G.waF~ the 4uaI effect of ordinary
ST .ulHlsIts We tender 90 tig u--rd
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Or. Hostett-rs Stomach Bitters.

as aa iay'419aut ABA restorative. im,ueGiate1r
,- beneficial action mI permanent i'm It's effect
j zones 'ae stomach. improves 5hc appetite, acts
Ike charm .i b tae spirits.
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u0STEITER. SMITH ( DEAN.
san Francisco.
j A9eass for California. J..
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Falling Stars Expected.

Those who RENE mber the great meteoric
display on November 10, 1888, will be
glad to learn that return is expected this
fall THIS most important OF all celestial
phenomena has been The subject of much
inquiry among astronomers. l. is found
in Noyember of every year the number
Of failing stars IS more numerous than at
other periods, and that there is less con-
siderable display in August. The July
number of Sllllnsu's Journal con tains the
last OF a series Of al icles ~ Fl A. New.
ton on the NV mber "Star Shower. In
these articles Professor Newloa has traced
The history OF this startling phenomenon
from the first record of its appearance in
A. d. 6u2. aud has discussed at length III
most probable cause.
lie comes to the conclusion that there
is small ring OF planets revolving around
tho sun; that the planets are dl.tr but.d
very uneveny 10 the ring, there being =
small section of the ring where the bodies
are numerous with lev stragelefs So
tered alOng the resi- OF lis Circuit; that thu
earth passes through The ring every year,
aud each year in a new place; aud that il
passes through that part Of The ring il
which the planets are instantaneous once
10 about tbirSy-three years. He fur,he,
concludes TIA the period of the revolution
OF thus ripg OF planets around the -sn ma,
be calculated with very great sccuIauy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-23
TIE GAZE CITY.
8E SATURDAY. JULY ST..


The further discoveries of Cvatioued
and increasing richness 10 our new terri.
tories pale all former estimates, and pleas.
antly disappoiut early expectations. Every
day DEVELOPS some new value to them
W hlle augmenting the old. Thus. FROM
what has already been done aud eliscov-
cred, al estimate has been placed upon
the wealth OF Nevada. This estimate finds
that the mineral wealth there is sufficient
to pay national debt Of twenty Millions
OF dollars, to give every returning soldier
q silver musket, and p ate ali of tur iron
cisds more thlokly with silver than they
are now with iron. But Nevada is smoIl
and poor compared with Colorado, IdaDs
aud Arizona. II is little more favor
ably located. joining Northern California
Wnen the other territories shall have
been sibilariy explored, they will be
found to average as we'll. There are FIVE
mineral producing territories. Multiply
them by Nevada, and there is sufficient
means established to carry debt Of one
hundred thousand millions OF dollars, pay
able IN annual goldea interest.
Tais possibility is encouraged By the
fact that 1t is Inducing gseat emigra-
ton. which will turn all the possibilities
into realities, ADD give as the material for
specific currency when it is wsAs ed
These iauds are measured and mapped,
and millions of acres are already so d. e
The following statement, from official
sources, Is an iodex TO their present con-
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ditIun In some respects I:


t"fat, l4seSlu s@s,sos, 40 Oh d, 10
Idaho sill make five States as large as
Pennsy wanna or New York Its value is
indlcsed.n the fact just given. The to-
la lmmIgfallon OF tie past year-l96,-
5l0-woud be lost in its extent until
their production began to roll over the
Pacific RnI~ay. This Sta e-and the
same is true OF the remaining States and
Territories lis getting near 10 us through
improved facilities Tor lniercommunication
lie mail is row carried Tn weekly frnn
S ii Lake to Idsho aud Washington Ter
ritoIieS, terminating at Waila Waiia, d
distance 81 I've hundred miles; thence 1t
proce edo on 20 Oregon, connecting with
the San francisco steamers. all service
is also bad from A tchison to Salt Lake
beaver Ciiy, ldaiiu aud Washington Ter
rltorles. A regular hue Hiih eastern
coaches runs from Piacefvills to Virginia
City. The distance from the latter place
to Sal L he City is sic miles. The
Over land Sage Company had $685. 900
Invested al the beginning OF the Year IN
improv' men,s aud fixtures, s,asioLs
bridges, roads and watering places There
were about $50 cos ehes belonging to the
line. The san o. 81 900 900 per annunn
is paid Tor postal service. The indians
on the route are very quiet and norrauhle
Is experienced oy Those alteni ptiug t. rcac,l
the place We have before mentioned
the thrpnaing crowds that are now NOV
ing thi,her. tempted BY the prospects OF
sudden wealth and the ease Of ACCESS
Any amount OF population which couId
be ianied at our A,lintic cities for The
next ftfy years would find abundant prof
liable work there for centuries to come -
The few MILLIONS OF acres now sold hafdl,
do mere than form homes for q traction |
part ot the population which is being
drawn hi;her.
This great region, an empire of itself,
which hes away in the basin and on the
sides of thu Rocky Mountains, is being
rapidly au- msnted. New Immigrants fol
los the old. and We expect. SO soon as the
war is ended, to read Of towns and cities
spriuging up with an unknown rapidi,y
Aside from the metallic wealth, all these
Safes are richly endowed with agricuI.
tursi and other capacities, which will for
long while render the Mecca and Me-
dnia of our Western travel They will
repay the cost OF transporta ion, and al
Invsl before We know of it, Idaho, Neva
da and their sisters will become as famlli-
or as X .nsas and California now are.
We add these circumstances to all those
which lie near to hand, and ask If the
way cannot be clearly seen for the pay.
ment OF our great debt, and the renewed
happuess of the country? Our natiooaI
problem. which is now being fought out
in Virginia and Georgia, will, so SION as
1t Is eoded, see the prairies alive with set.
tiers in all these great Western States
see civilization eelipsing the past, and q
new world being finished for our effort,
8 and courage. fhc statistics of firis re-
eion grow ~ importance, and coon the
members from Idaho and Arix,nia vii
sit III Congress by the side of these frou
Northern States. We look with interss
for the result.
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Letter from Capt MAiis 10 Alexander Leitch, Druggist
before 5so H. BLOOD, lecamn gent pr the Medicine.
=. Let-Is. March 81 lseE3. 2
ALk1-LrlfcH, tsa---IAke aliTy q niy profession i
ase suffered severely with lhrnnatfen could
pei a'anent reiief til trI-d sppT Specific. harry
To say that its use, Ia ftS afs fe0fr TO heath.
lsisned1l CAPT Jai4S, u steamer HzrSaz.
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Down with Inc spectators an.

Down with the Spectators ana
- = : efices. 80 80 IL g
The New York Tribune of the 10Th
has the following
Rejoice with US, fellow-citizess, that
the bloated. hollow fabric Of speculation
and high prices, conjured up by the joint
Efforts 10. ayafice and treason >. plain Is, tot
ters TO its fan. The premium on rold
took heavy lee lurch yesterday, aud The
prices Of pork, -four. aud most other nee
essaries-of life, tumbied with it. There
never was tolerable reason, a plausible
excuse, for carrying gold above l50 or
pork above SQ5, or -four at wholesale
above IS per barrel, and other staples in
proportion. All beyond these rates was
a gigantic bubble. blown by treason and
rapacity, and favored by cowardice Had
our great banks and ead.ng bankers
chosen TO feed the market with gold, even
at the rate OF Que million per week, for
last ten or twelve weeks, the above prices
need Dot have been exceeded. With ten
millions deducted from their gold and
twenty millions added thereby to their
greenbacks, the banks would have stood
stronger than they do to-day, and been
better able 10 resume spece payments
whenever the waste of~wsr shall be ar
rested And. even now, ii the banks will
but Loyalty and fearlessly take the part Of
the people and their Govern rpent against
the goid-canblers, pork gamblers, whis-
key-eaniblers, aud rebel cobsplrators gen
eraiiJ, We shall very soon have a iuli
treasury, pald-up army, meat AID flour
At reasonable prices, ana the country veil
on the road to peace aud prosperity
Genlleuea bankers. ii YOU dss m il
youE btefestIas 6dakefs to side with the
spectators a algst the people YOU do in-
deed mistake most grievously. If you
are the partners OF the produce gam blers
Ia their schemes of treason and rapacity
why that alters the case.
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and that i i s54. s4l daysTA }ys lee
than year. The motor Is fstf6grsde.
and the velocity with which the bodies
ents par Atsosphere i 2O.f7 E1dl~ pls
sscsn4: a go Il 3
Che following are Prof Newfon's re-
marks in Is@H g The next appeasaacs d
the great shower: : - Is
''lf, then, : shower occurs 10 A. D.
1864, (thirty zone years afteer 1885, j.
sssms most reasonablse 10 look fer Its
greatest display Con the morning Of Nov.
i4) la degrees west ct our Atlantic
States, that is IN the western part Of the
Psc 6c ocean and in Australia ] ID S65
it may be looked for as central 81 degrees
further west. or in western Asia or east
ern Earope; aid 10 1855, on'Stbe western
Atlantic. The year ia which VS. have
NJ st. reasoh to expect, shower ~ 1866,
since the cycle Of SO IS years is probably
to be reckoned irom souie date between
November in 1889 and in 1888. These
places and times are named with hssita-
ton rather to guide observation, than as
predictions. The causes alluded 70 above,
and the possible persurbations and irrreg-
ularities OF structure Of the group. may
cause unexpected variations OF time and
place"
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LaslIlE, H. July 10th 1871
JoHS H. FLOOD Esa.-Dfar SIR: have bern Sufferer
or SIX eArs with Chrome Rheumatism and take 81 et
pleasure in recommending your le and Cont ma
raj gis Specific be the bst fheSciaa 1T that disease
that have beard Or lse esi riesctI Il
c9atd hardly wax ETH. 50 rtai - ahe n
and ia Gree days free fT9ia st. and MY r. re tr
~ tr same H. ss years ffeA from Aiu ara feel 20
niait- tlAt think Womb b. dancing all the uhiia i
dsa t esst 80 taaeiito music but sir, Il Is ylc ned
nssaicife and would recommend all those afflicted with
those diseases 20 try it, have st 0urd Capt RAYMOND
friend q mine kis hack With iia rlHatars rlet.-
nsatsrl and told lnal what yaJT medicine ID for
lie viii send t. 1e Se. 81 h. Iuclaes! tia- rnd
tao dollars and -cfs ttties Tim Spesae III
should not heed II uyslf rii give Il ~ etae enc thar
as~ fr there plenty that ar suffering ,it theA
diseases that are c'ainte WITH your S;ecac rnI
tiak that you oiEht to Pus il IN every city IN the
Union. Very re4g@etfislIr yours
CAT AAfES W REuNN
Residence, Chicago. H.
p s. Send medeiBe g. esFe of y. 4 W. Whitman. Chi-
caso. J.NB
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80 enA' ~ fh4i me 81 THO elrsf and besl Phys
ciaHs Of 81 Louis se~r.-
- ~. Jors=. June 1s 1873 s
NIX 5so NJ BLOOD, Agent Of ialls nsands beumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. S;aciac ~ have tre~eril ~ ina
spoFe mentioned secihc, and iusi that have never
found remedy that carsi, much certrir-v ~
quick and salulary that in al the cas- er.
hare ustt ~ On U. " PHILLIPS
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ExECUToR'S SALE.

~ sfs ~ srsrs or Iowa, LEE CouSrr--ss
In pursuance Of order snc license Of the County
Coarf OF sid county the Undersigned Exec Of fsna
Breeden deceased viii sell 1T public cutlery fr c.h -
the highest bdder the premises. the outh M Of
july D. 1854 between the hoErs afs O'Clock a. NJ and
4c'ciock p. NJ, commencing nciock Nj III sy taay
the following described Real Estate belonging 10 tie -
tate Of mid decedens, wit: 1# ~ 7"
The undivided half the half Of lots one n ,va
ca and tArne 49, In block forty, tl0j in the rtV N X 80
kuk, Leecounty, Iowa a, BROWN.
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