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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-19
a CAIsD TO TIE LADIES.

i DuLONCUS GOLDEN PERI IDICAr
- FILLS for Females Infilible in correctjny
rregnaritle@ removing obsiruciions of the month";
uFl's' frrm W atever Cause and always successs,;I
~, ~ pre'enl',c One pill is dose Females rel
cuua'ly T!tuh'ed or those supposing themselves 50.
're utl ned aims, using these Pills. while i,
Xxx nj ton ie't the, invite miscarriage altor
"h Gu almoniti1n the pro rietor assumes no re.
'hlslo' ty. aJhongh their mdncss would p'evsnt
.y mt'c,h.. 20 heath: otherwise the Pills are rc.
C''n u, n '"i ~ moe invauah remedy for tho nj.
- tt'"" o'''o'e Furrr'ng from any 'Trcgall,ies
N'Ar,eT a VOL ., - 7r"ver, AZ in rcase o. fimi
" "heo health VIII not porl.it r.; ouietng the
nerves nnd hi1'in" hack tie rosy color of hei,thn
10 he cheek # ne g.'s, 'c,lca,c.
>, fni! a'c explicit ttlnls accompany each box
Price $ per box. boxes. S.
SOD n etrolcum Centre, by A. D. MILLER B
90 solo Agents" for Petroleum Centre Pa
l-ldiesl bS seudIn. them 81 to the Petroleum Cen.
re T. o. cal have tnc Fills -eut [cunfii nfillyl BY
mai 10 any part nF tie country, free of n rye
sold also by II. c n {. 4 Cark Tf.usville,
r. 4 X Griffith, OIL City; Fleming Is Nc.
r,nne, fran; in; DR. ] l.. Acomh, Tid'ouie; f. T.
iaz'lton: Warren and by .'one Druggi, ~ in every
town In the lited States, and by
lnf : u. lItWF. PrOpr. New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-19
CALIFORNIA,

WHEAT FIELDS AND STOCK PAN
''''-' nave iianchos or Farms for sale, througb
OUT CALlFORNIA, in tracts of One IIupdro,,
AoreS np to Twenty Thousand Terms to srlt MIR
c'''crS' rhese lands will grow Thirty five 10 Fin,
o"SnoS OF Wheat to the Acre with ordinary farm,
ing and Volunteer Crop of Twenty Five bu.bs,.
per Acre
NS' correspondence Solicited. Address HENRY
,a0NANrf' Dealer in Real Estate, 'oaicc, 80.
Non'''"rrv Street, san Francisco. CqI sr, ,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-19
I'll Creek 4 Allegheny Iiyr R p
WARREN q FRANKLIN. FapNrna =" IL
CREEK RAILROADS. UoNsui M I1s AND ca,
NEW AND MOST DIRECT Rou,,
THE OIL REGION. h TO
s.. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 80,
TIME TABLE. ist

1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 49,,
TINE TABLE. 1858
Or Issa afD ,I,rl ATTER FIJI r. MONDAY, ApRir ,r,,
GOING NORTH 10 on. CTTy T. p,,,,..
CENTRE TirUSVIIAE Ann Ceol,EinniLEUM
G.I1 A. NJ, Express arrives ojwt'Rf.
thcrc . c,S%PoI,s ,yh At so q. m, Cc"n.,o.4a n, 70
oicrc WIN trains for PithOir, nmni,yctng
D. 19. a. ih.' Petroleum Centr,. Ia W. vl City
Boyd falIn 10 l9a m MiIl.r' 'g ~. ~ H. m.
% a. m, liilsviile 1854 A. m arm TO-.
AZ ,orIy at i2 % D. m '"' arriving
Ceh6s - NJ NAN, arrives 1ldiouto.o a.,
clcvpuls II p. IN. (cunnccts ~ ,, p m
ior fithole City, OH CITY 4, WIN train
trolenm Centre 525 p. IN ''1 p, p. a., Pc
viiie p M ni Miller Farm 8 lj r M M Ti.rm rarm
?sS n M. p H. arriving at Corrv iy'u' :,
6s.VD ~ W., -, ,hncCommodationfrom on c..
Farm : In n ''sIhi I'll o,entrc 7.of a m h',r, az
airVipr i NJ NJ O. Con m' T,ta.v.lle 7.i5 i5,";d "
GOING SOUTH FROM CORRy r1mn,. m
rEThoLEUM CENThEG 4 OH cry Il,
G4D a. N,,,' NJ arrives at Ttusyilc : Ia
niiier farm S.32 a m, Bovd ~ Lo u m.
N, ,clroIelm Centre s 81 n m m "a n5 % 10 a.
i9Ji a. M, Oeopolis 10 m ~ '' oI Iity
9nte il'39a m, and Irvine,"n IN IN ~ Iidi
l H. Miile4 Mi "lF,rs, Fd1S s. 1asHe' 'ssi ~ pm P.
25l m, Petr"l.nno, Ioi P m. Boyd Farm
toil City asl p M. a leave elT@ a,T ~. ,?5iip mi
m. m, arrives Oicopolis 4 II y m 10y & a4o Z.
N, 49,, il ior flth0leL TiIiou,n Z ss u
$50 liydS r; NJ ii,A.ccommad,ionn p % from CORY
risss Tss iitu;,ilc 100 m MilIsr LIyF'E E,I ar,
49,, p. m, Boy1 Farm : ~ n m p.,,l,m raim
S20pm. '' "'iiNiils at Oil City
CONNECTIONS.
Il Frin tg,nr H9rth connect at Cory With pbi,,a,,.
way Fast ~ anl ald ay Atlantic Great western 'Ra Ra
"nr r,s'sburgh railroad fr Ruf,io ''"a'o' cory
. i.elu@ connect al OF CITY ,,,;,I I,,. .
in,on ,rH ,ci, Meadyle and the Wrt and 'isnfn a Ir
Stand,r,i lima I,,r ,,l q Erie T. Il East ava WSs
'''I nr,lch and 50 W. Il. time e'''' f'anR'
the shortest ro,, . WI ,hls road safe pleasant and
All Tain W"u, 3,e 10 ana from the oil region. anu
oil trains on j. & Il. r. r. '''''e "i'eF arrival
& Sc'b. anu ask or Through Tickets via Oil Cres,,
TN thn iI ilver Railway, the Great Short Roue
r ~ L; ,SMEETZER, Gcn1 Superintendent,
-. d. nhPBURN, Asst Superintendent n,S.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-19

l.2O p. IN. ''''''rs'i az o'oo H. M. and
aud choa going West on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayus
and ud ssI"Es@n ' nniIway pass Hnmewood at il,OO
field a, ~ ,n;a 2;ai a M, and S.57 2. m Pass Maussj
s.St N,'S,'Ine at 1910 NJ, and IUo
2'1s, ,nd .nd oa,d5 p m, and arrive at Chicago
'''" '''u o,-V p. m, and $50 ard IL 30 g. n
March. lsCS.-tf ,rt,sh,s,, MsS"ii y,
- "A.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21
MAY EVENING.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

The breath Of Spring time a. this twilight hou
Comes through the gathering glooins,
And bears the stolen sweets Of many flower
Into my silent rooms.
Where hast thou wandered, gentle gale, to fin,
The perfumes thou dost bring?
ny brooks, that through the wakenint
meadows wind.
Or brink Of rushy spring!
o. woodsdc, where, in little companies,
The early siid flowers rice,
Or sheltered, lawn where mid encircling trees
Mays warlacst sunshine lies
Now sleeps the humming bird, that, in the sun
Wandered from bloom to bloom;
Now. too, the weary bee, his days work done
Rests in his waxcn room.
Now every lowering insect to his place
Beneath the leaves hath Gown;
And, through the hong night hours, the fowcry
race
Are left to thee alone.
Der the pale blossome Of the sas2afras
And DER the spicc-bush spray,
Among the opening buds, thy breathings pass
And come cmbalmed away.
Yet there is sadness in thy soft caress,
Wind Of the blooming year
The gentle presence, that was wont TO bless
Thy coming, is not here.
Go. then and yet bifthee no. repair,
Thy gathered sweets so she'd
Where pine and willow, in the Weeping air,
Sigh DER the buried dead.
Pass on t. homes where cheerful vol ices sound
And cheerful looks are cast,
And whore thsu wskest, in thine airy round,
No sorrow Of tho past.
And whisper, everywhere, that earth rencws
Her beautiful array.
Amid the darkness and the gathoring dews,
For the return Of day.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21
CpMPvtmg the war imtO Afraoa..
the Ethioplansf In TAei Ovvn q Laa6,

We hear that Chiisty's Miustrels are per
forming in South Africa. Mr.. Wash Nor
ton, manager Of the company, writes from
the vicinity of Natal to Frank Queen, OF
New York, detailing their successes. As,
tonishing, therefore, as the fact may seem,
it is none the less fact. The Christy's
have "carried the war into Africa and
they are making money by il. They travel
about in coach Of their own with four hor,
ses, going seventy miles day, while their
goods are toted along more slowly on wagons
drawn by eighteen to iwenty>four bullocks
each. The great incon+eniense they ,neei
with is that there are no halls to play iu.'
We rather think so, considering the part ol
the world where they are. But their " pic
,orial printing exci,es considerable curiosity
and parties haze come many miles to gaze
on the sixteen sheet posters
The New York Sun says: AT last ac.
counts the troupe was at Graaf>Reinat, Il
any one knows where that is. We can i'm,
ag'ne them under the waving palms ana Co
coa trees, dressed il their cotton velve
clothes, aud giving a first class travesty OF
Luere,ia Borgia," while the un,utored sav,
ages squat around upon their hams, will
rings in their noses and boomerangs in ,hei
hands, and with many grunis of Wild deligh
listen to this apoiheosis of niggerdom. Oul
earnest hope is that their qualification ant
excitement may not become so great a. 4
lead theii at the close of one Of the enter,
tainments to seize the unhappy minstrels
and. washing Oft the ampblack, to roas
them for supper. Cold negro minstrel woul,
be an unhappy dish to find in an Africa,
cupboard"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21

There is an old story of official incapacity,
or official ignorance (which often amounts
10 the same tling,' OF one OF George III. Is
ministers, who, when told that Annapolis
was to be attacked by the enemy, said =
Annapolis must be defended-whcre Is
Annapolis?a ~ 1t is almost ipeonceivable.
vet not the less true, tha: the Admiralty at
this day is as ignorant of geographical
and Typographical facts as in the time OF
King George, and, what is worse, of matters
at home, not three thousand miles away. In
the late storm. in which the Ferret was
wrecked BY drifting against Dover pier, Capt.
Hood, Of the Royal Sovereign, then anchors
ed in the citing, telegraphed the bad news to
The almirality, and received for reply per-
emptory orders to take the ROYAL Sovereign
into Dover harbor. Now, Dover harbor is
so narrow that this vessel conld not possibly
enter it at any time, and 80 shallow that the
Calais steam packets can only cone in at q
half tide. Of course Capt. Hood did not
obey orders.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21

TALrING AND DRrNgIxG.-Mr Canning
was once invited to grand banquet By the
Fishmongers' Company at time of great
public excitement. When he arrived it
was intma,ed that it would be desirable
that be should give his sentiments on the
then state OF public affairs, and that a very
convenient time to do it would be in ac-
knowledging the health of her Majesty's
Ministers. Mr.. Canning listened to the
communication grasely and politely, be.
made no answer whatever 10 it.
When he rose to reply to the toast every
body WAS on the tiptoe Of expectation, wait-
lag breathlessly for some great ministerial
revelation.
"Gentlemen,' said Mr.. Canning, " we
are invited here TO meet the fshmongers.
Now the hshmongers have dealings with
the members of q very large community,
from whose habits think they might be
learning something. mean the commuDi~
ty Of fishes. The fish is one Of the most
uncommunicatlve animals in creation; it
says nothing, and it drinks q gool deal.
Let us then, upon the present occasion, as
We are, to some extent, brought into their
company, initiate their habits; let us not
waste our time in talking, but drink good
| deal T.
And so, as the reporters say, be resumel
his seat a,ajs, rcars Of lxtghtsr.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21

SWEARING BY PRoxY.-The Dayton
Ledger tells the following anecdote, which
we can very easily believe to be true
"Yesterday afternoon lady reached the
passenger depot in this city, on one Of fourrail.
roads, Just As the train on which she desired
to take passage moved away. She was ex>
tremely anxious to get aboard the train, but
was lefi, which, Of coarse, was not rigAt.
As she stood gazing on the train, her arms
full Of packages, and her eyes full OF tears,
a gentleman arrived at the depot On full
run, sith his carpet sack in his hand, his
coat on his arm, aud his face streaming with
perspiration. He, too, wanted to take the
same train, but, alas, was too late. As he
looked ON the train now fAs moving away
be set down his carpet>bag, wiped his face,
and very deliberately and an emphatically said
Damn that train The lady heard him
and smiling upon him with lady's sweet
ness, said: Thank you, SIR Ho had un
doub,edly, expressed her sentiments OK
aHly.h
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21
INDEPENDENCE
INSURANCE COMPANY,

STATE OF IOWA, T# rnE
Auditors Office.
Insurance DEp'r, DEs MofxEs,
April 5th, 1859.
NyHEREAS, The Independence Insurance
w Company, located q Ihdepe ndence, in
the State Of Iowa, has filed h this Office swofn
statement Of its condition On the 6rst day oi
March, 1869, in accordancs with the provisions
Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of the State
Of Iowa relating to Insurance Companiss, ap-
proved April 7th, 1865 and
WHEREAS, Said statement shows that eald
Insurance Company is possessed Of the rcqui-
site amount Of capital invested Is required BY
said Act;
THEREFORE, In pursuance Of Law. I, John A.
Elliott, Auditor Of State, do hereby certify that
said Insurance Company Is authorised TO trans
act the business Of Fire Insurance in this State,
by agents properly appointed and authorized to
acknowledge service Of proccss for and on be-
hal. Of said Company, as required by said Act,
until the 3lst day Of January, A. D., 1870.
further certify that said statement shows
1st. The actual amount Of paid up capital Of
said Company, March LIST, 1859, to be $4,000.
I'd. The aggregate amount Of assets Of said
Company. March LIST, 1869, to be 100000.
In testimony whereof, l have hercunto
rr q, subscribed my name aad a@xed the
:" 81 Seal Of my of6ce, the day and dAts
above written.
JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
ll-H Auditor Of Ststs.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21


The Sco':ish gold diggings still emplo,
some hundreds of men, but the cold, Ne,
aud other inclemeneies of the northeast cor.
ner Of Scotland, including those of The
Government and Duke Of Sutherland, have
driven off most Of the diggers. The Duke,
who is proprietor Of all lhat end Of Scot
land-no end Of rugged rocks and sheep
paslure-makes each man pay pound .
month for license to dig; then the Governs
ment comes down on him for its royalty,
and the pound q week he may gather with
luck, is reduced to seven shillings-and
even in that poor country shilling day
will not pay for hard work and exposure 70
ell weaihers. But for the charm Of geld,
one would do better gatheting sand or pipe
clay. There are better diggings in Jerusar
lem, where Lieut.. Warren, with The aid g
funds raised in England, perhaps in Anefi~
ca, is groping in the sewers Of SoIonous
hoping to find some Of his spoons or epsso
perhaps gold watch or two. There = htr
lie doubt That the underground portion q
the ancient Jerusalem is there, dep usaees
the modern town. Never, pesGApA -
city so utterly destroyed, rAss6 - a -.
tions as this BY the indiGMa1e Ih.s "a
deep below the surface ~ N6l - ~
ter courses, which may n4s4 80 80 el.e' 3
ofthe most impostant bulD11n69ee - g.!
ef the Great King. wsssen ,<sns : ~ 1
at exploration, anf ouzsesc hke 9 1eso
passages which BE caa barely sq9eaq
through ON his bsily ~ any dneance.- 11ea
DIN Cor. N. Y. 4fno. s
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21

In 1870 Kean went to America; and cons
vulsed the cold audiences there. To pre-
vent riots the tickets were put up for auc-
tion. He, however, few into rage with
the Boston people, broke his engagement,
narrowly escaped being lynched, and fed
in disguise disguised in liquos We may be
sare.) He returned to England with one
incalulable treasure, which be considered .
fortune for his son Charles, and valued Il
10000. It looked like . little black 10.
bacco-stopper, but It was really toe. bone
Of George Frederick Cooke, that drunken
miserable genius over whose self-slain body
kean had erected tomb in New York
Ellison and his Drury Lane band met him
in procession II Barnet. kean would not
shake hands with one uf his cid friends till
they had gone down on their knees and
kissed the tne-bone of the greatest eres-
tnre that ever trod the EARTH Cns night
kean's long-snffering wife, weary of watch
ing, threw the sacred relic in disgust over
the g.rden wall into q neighborlng ven,
where It still lies. Presently keen arrived
very drunk, and, as usual repaired 10 'ne
relic for aympa'hy. He vas IN desPsr ana
finally said, sob6ir- as be sPoke' MARY,
your son has lost bis fortune. De was WORTH
fl0 900 yesterday; now be is hesga,. Ine
directors Of the British Museum would have
given 10000 for that rehc; ont nov
Charles is beggar-a beggar. betoTessa
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21

NJ Metre Oane De Don Socours.
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
Tobs opened on the 5th Of April. 1869, undc,
the charge Of the Sisters Of Mercy.
The sducatioual course Of instssetioa, en-.
braces all the elementary, - we'll - the highe,
branches Of an accomplished Education, Ele
gance Of manncSs, politsness and the principle.
of morality, are objects Of snoessing assiduity
Pupils of every denomination are admitted.
TERMS ron DAILY PUrILs.
Primary Dept, per QE., Of II weeks ss.oe
Intermediatca ~W=" 500
Senior zoo
Music and use or Ptans, +" l2.ct
French, German,
Latin aaA Italias, each " 500
Emhroidery and Needle work Of every deserip.
ttsn taught without extra charge,
For further particulars, and tsrns Sss board
and tuition, address @
3N.tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21

OxE HrypaEp YEARS Aeo.-One hun>
drcd and ten years ago, there Ms nos :
single white man in Ohio, kentucky, inI'-
ana and Illinois. Then, What = no. ue
flourishing part Of AmericA was: = nA's
known as the mountains srsend ~ 100
It was not until llI6 thas beoea :" .!
home in North Caroline Y nceone ~ ens:H NJ
settler Of kenincky. The hrss wv u ~. .H:s
did not settle n,iii twenty yse1S ~. -
time. a hundted 5ses :ss, s,s Y s.:.is,;oss
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21
EVERGR REENS

NyERYBODY take notice, that 1000 White
II Pine and Dnsam Fir Trees ~ for sale Al
Tho Evergreen Nursery. atEQuasqaeton, at
greatly reduced prices. Tho trees arc from one
to four feet higl,, and in q healthy condition.
We will transplant and warrant growth il or
dored. Givo us a call md No will gusrantcc
satisfaction. " s~-As
II. TURNER,
sO-tfJ tE N Proprietor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21
s. S. WiCGONER & CO., Agents,
ADVERTISEMENT.

vVNHIS is to certify, that We hare used DR.. r.
w. Bodell's Horse Medicines for several
ycars, and can safely add our testimony to their
merits. We.choorfully recommend them to the
public as containing more medicinal virtues
than any other We have ever used, aud can war
rant his Condition Powders to DO the best the
mark ct affnrds
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-05-21

KenhAeky nan vent over to Indisas 70
peeeuse skope fos ths grave OF biz son. s'a
ineisaad that The Inscription. whish sss'
writ BY The fkmily, - should BE- 4rai AZ 'ns.s
- tkaa wsy." The following j. 'hs f0sD
a neurovod. ~
Ne died AZ nashsiiie 'snne - =
be died u irsHie anasss - ~ - hasss
~ u trcolv paseiss -Ssss - Z 7 W ccNywclise.
n ~ s,sas s.'s we'd h bsea
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-03-05
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DEING APRIvATE INSTRUCTOR FOR
ID married persons or those about to be mar
ried. both male and female, in everything con-
corning the physiology and relations Of or
sexual system, and theproduction and prevpn-
ton of offspring, including all the new dscov-
cries never before given in the English Ian
guagc. by WIN. YOUNG. NJ. y. This is real
ly valuable and interesting work. 1t is
written in plain language for the general read
er, and is Illustrated with numerous Engrav-
ings. All young married people. or those con-
templating marriage, and having the least inn
pedimcnt to married life. should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one
should be acquainted with; still it is u book
that must be locked up and not lie about the
house. 1t will be sent to any address on re-
cript of 80 cts. Address DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
No. 41G Spruce street, above Fourth, Philada.
N1 AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what may be your disease, before
you place yourself under the care of any one
of the notorious QUACKS-native and foreign
who advertise in this or any other paper,
get a copy of DR.. Young's Book and read it
carefully. 1t will be the means of saving you
many a dollar. your health. and possibly your
life. DIR. Young can be consulted on any of
the diseases described in his publications at
his office. No. 41G Spruce street, above Fourth,
Philadelphia. 2jsis 1af e"''1a''' o. H'.- =
June 26, lS6S-1y-30 .gi.'n..' '-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-07
26, 1sO9-sm.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. I57.
q. 8. REGISTERS oPFrcs,

CARSON CITY. New, August 4. 1909. 7
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Alpha Consolidated Mining Company, by
Thomas g, Taylor Superintendent. has this day
notice ofapplication for a patent from the Uni:
ted States. under Act Of Congress, approved
July %. 1886, for S06.33 feet ofa certain vein or
lode Of quartz, or other rock In place, bearing
gold, silver, copper, and other metals, commonly
called and known as the Comstock lode and
Hill Mining District, Storey County, Nevada
Said claim IL bounded on the north by tho Ex-
chequer Company and ON the south by the Impc:
rial Company, and Is moro particularly described
as follows. to.wit: South line-Conmencing at
Post No. /, located about 10 feet north OF the
Imperial hoisting works. Gold Hill; thence run
ming In q westerly direction north $40 49, west
(passing througha limo post Of q distance ofo2l.7
feet, and in an easterly direction. First course
South 500 90 east A. rs feet. Second course
South $40 81 east N.S3 foot. Third course.
South 73o 26' cast (~passing through q Inc post a.
moncing at a wooden Post No. 2, which bears
nom Post No. ! north 1So 49, east So6.8 fcet
and runs from Raid post north T3o 81 West, anu
south yso 81, east. BY actual developments tne
following points are found to be WITHIN tno ioae:
Point "a" 69pfoot level, bear Gom IHo e sautS
sTo an cast I'D feot. Point" /" 209.foot hyel
bear from the said shaft south. G2o ~ west w
foet. Point 40" 9sO-foot level. bears nom SAID
shaft south coo east $50 feet. The length OF inc
claim upon b olode: between rosus Sosi snp
INT III claim Ia supposed to be embraced within
an area Of nine acres. Bcsfings expressed nom
y. tr,s meridian, magnetic variation i6e rs
ssst said claim "a moro particularly described
inthc notice and diagram posted IN this oncc
and on tn' e'.'As r.DtToDp, Register.
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