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Notice No. IL

Notice No. L.
REGISTERS OFFICE. U 5. LAND OrF1cE,1
AURORA, New. April Il. Isl .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT VIM.
~ SHARON has this day fled in this office a
diagram. together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States, under Act of Con
gress approved Jnly %, 1866, FIR CO.. feet Of the
Junjata Lode, ia Esm-ralda Mining District. Is
t.r.ralia county. Nevada. and for a mill site. and
more particularly described As follows: Commenc-
ing at station No l.. the northeasterly corner from
which point the center Of the JuniGta shaft bears
s. 400 lO ". distant Sal 40 ieet, and running
thence 3 90 T.. 40 feet t. station No. 2: thence
:. 63o W. LEG feet to station No 3; thence
\. 90 W 400 feet TO station No. 1; thence n. e5o
E. l,26O feet to station No. l, the place of begin
ming. Beai ings from true meridian magnetic va
ration. lie +. The lode lie Of COO feet claimed.
is identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom Of the Juniata shaft and the
vertical projection upward 10 the surface. from the
position Of the lode as found below The surface
shows a line at the surface commencing at the
westerly line of the claim. and in the said line at
a distance of 203 feet from the northvesterly
corner and running thence portheasterly. parallel
with the nCrtherly and sputherl- sides of the
claim 600 fees The portion of the claim extend
ing northeasterly beyond the aforesaid 690 feet is
claimed for ground fer waste material. Mill claim
situated in the district and county af resaid. com
mencing a. station No.. l, a pine tree abont 10 oh
east of the Aurora road, and about , ch. west Of a
number OF springs, and at the southerly end Of the
basin in which Winters mill is situated: and run
ming thence north AL Oh. to station No. ,:
thence west g Oh. to station No 3; theme north {
CHI to station No. 4: thence east 1f 05 CHI. to sta
ton No S: thence south 4 CHI to station No. 8:
thence east 5 CHI, to station No. Z; thence south )
Oh. to station No. s.; thence east 5 CHI, to Station
No. 9: thence south l ell. tn station No. 10: thence
east 4 Oh. to sta ion No. IL; thence south II CHI.
to station No. j; thence west 4. IS CHI. to station
No. IS from station No. Is. the s. T. corner of
the settling roo II of the Winters mill, bears ".
distant 4. Do ch. J; thence south 9 10 ch. tn station
No II: thence s. Gle l3 y. 20 A. oh. to station No.
Is: thence s 500 f. 80 CHI. to station No. 16;
thence s. $50 2y Z. 81 81 oh. to station No. Il;
thelce 8 50 W. : CHI. to station No. IS; thence N.
NO n 40. 81 ch. to station No. 10; thence n.
$50 " 80 oh. to station No 20; thence N. $50 O5
W.. q so Oh. to station No. 81: thence W. IA Al
Oh. to station No p; thence s. ISIS CHI. to station
No. %; thence W. 5 % oh. to station No. 1. the
place of beginning. Bearings from true meridian
magnetic variation. 10 +. All of which is more
particularly described by the diagrams and no
tices posted in this office. on the east side of Win
ters' mill and on the east side of the Juniata Hoist
ing works building.
ap19-90d WILSON BUTLER, Register.
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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12
Mango in Swine.

Swine are more subject to disorders ip
winter than in summer, owing, no doubt
to close confinement, and lack Of green or
vegetable food. In summer when al
lowed to run at large, they are physi.
clans to themselves, and keep healthy.
When confined in the pen, at any season,
more particular pains should be taken
than is usually exercised in providing
health regulators.
Mango is often troublesome, particu
larly among shoats. This arises from filth,
bedding in hay, and also from continuous
feeding of certain kinds Of food Minute
insects, which are believed to be hatched
from eggs adheripg to the skin, begin
work and the pigs begin rubbing them
selves. On examination, multitudes Of
small pimples or water blisters will be
found on the under part Of the body,
which from irritation soon spread and
become blotchss and scabs The disease
spreads rapidly, and if not checked,
which can only be done BY killing the
insect, death will follow.
Mango IS contagious, and for this rea.
son, as soon as an Individual Of tho pig
gerry is affected, he shoud be removed and
cared for, and the remaining ones closely
watched to be in time for checking the
disorder in the beginning.
Various remedies are given, but it is
better to avert an attack than to risk at
tempting to cure the disease Keep the
pen clean aud we'll ventilated; bed with
clean straw, never hay, and make fre
quent changes 10 food. Scaided oats are
excellent as an occasional and regulatin-
food. Lard aud sulpher in equal parts
we'll rubbed together and applied plenti-
fully over the body, is very effectual after
the disorder has made its appearance
and little sulphur, say teaspoonful
given in each meal is good washing ir
q strong dccoction Of tobacco, or scrub
bing with strong soap suds, will usually
kill the insects.
Jennings recommends keeping swine
afflicted with mango without food fol
five or six hours, then give to a hog o.
average size two ounces Of epson salt.
in warm bran mash-to be increased ol
diminished, Of course, as the animals
size may require. This should be pre-
viouly mixed with a pint of warm water
and added to about half gallon o
warm bran mash, and it will act gcntl'
purgative. Give in every meal aftcrwart
one table spoonful of sulphur, and at
much nitre as will cover . dime, for from
three days to q week, according to tn,
state of the disease. When the scab
begin to heal, the pustules to retreat, an'
the fiery sore to iade, cure may b.
antici pated.-Ohio Farmer.
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To PREPARE LAMB. SKINS FOR LADIES
OvERCoATs.-A correspondent Of the
New York Tribune gives the following
process for preparing lambskins for cloth
ing material: "Makc strong suds with
hot water; let it get cold, and wash tie
skins, squeezing them carefully to get
out all the dirt from the wool wash the
soap out with clean, cold water, and cover
them with water for twelve hours then
hang them over a pole to drain when
partially dry, stretch them carefully on a
board, and when little damp, sprinkle
on them an ounce each Of pulverizcd
saltpetre and alum; lay the flesh sides
together, and hang in the shade for two
or three days, turning them over every
day, to bring the under skin uppermost,
till they are perfectly dry then scrape
the flesh side till all scraps Of flesh are
removed; rub it with pumice or rotten
stone and with the hands then lay the
cloak pattern down on the flesh side of
the skin, trace It round with the pencil,
and cut it out with sharp knife; over
cast the edges together on the wrong side,
and line with quilted silk. No collar,
fur, or trimming, is worn with an astra.
chan or lambskin cloak"
Cotswold, Leicester, and other long
wool pelts, prepared in this way, and
lined and trimmed with some bri ght ma.
terial, will be found comfortable, and
quito useful in almost every household
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Order Of Publication.

State of Missouri, L..
County Of Lincoln,
In Lincoln Circuit Court in vacation, Jan. q, 1871
Walden Giles versus James Crouch, Nancy Crouch
widow of Albert Crouch, ct al, heirs Of Albert
Crouch.
In Partition
ITO James Crouch, non resident: You are
l. hereby notified that the said plaintiff, Walden
Gi es, has filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of said county Of Lincoln, his
petition ana affidavit, stating that one Of the
defendants, james Crouch, is a non resident of
this State, the object and general nature Of
which Is for the sale In partition of the follow
ing real estate, situated in the county of Lincoln
and State Of Missouri. to wit: The east half of
the northeast quarter Of section twelve, township
forty eight, range two west, containing eighty
acres il is therefore ordered by the Clerk in
cation that HAh1iaatiap ~ made notifying said
b IN re( Uu9be cotnaeneemeDt OF
this actlO0y 70 you the said non resident
defendant are No. by ss1uired to be and appear
in said court at the newt term, on or before the
third day thereof, which will be begun and held
at the court house in Troy In said county, on the
third Monday in March next, and answer the
said petition, or the same will be taken as con :
fessed, and 1t is further ordered that copy
hereof be published in the Lincoln County Her
aid, public newspaper published in this State.
for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY rs by law required.
......... true copy of the record.
:cu.1: In testimony whereof !, William
Colbert, Clerk of said Court, hereto
'.'''-.' subscribe my name and afix my OH
cial seal this 9th day Of January, 1871.
WILLIAM COLBERT, Clerk,
BY Charles II. Kemper. D. G.
Robt D. Walton, attorney for pla. jani2n2
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12

LIQUID GLUE.-To one ounce Of borax,
in pint of boiling water, add two
ounces of shellac, and boil till the shelac
is dissolved. Another: "Dissolve eight
ounces Of the best glue in half pint of
water; that being done, add slowly, and
keep stirring, two and one half ounces of
strong aquafortis; keep we'll corked,
ready for use. Another A useful glue
for fastening papers together only by
being wetted by the tongue, is made as
follows: Dissolve one pound Of glue or
gclatine in water, and half pound of
brown sugar, and boil them together
Make into cakes by pouring into shapes.
1t becomes solid when old.-Scicntifc
American.
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ST. LOUIS
Business Directory.
The Name, Business and Location OF
Leading Houses.

Agricultural Depot and seed store.
WM kOENIG a. co, 207 n Second street
Aromatic Wine.
GREEN Il CLARK, 1000 L 20O2 Pine street
Cider r--'sMissOuri."
GREEN & CLARK, 2ONO & 2002 Pine street
Carpets, OiIcloths, SC.
HART & POWELL, 4lO and 4i2 Fifth street
Druggists-Whol holesalc. y
A A MELLIER, 600 Main, cor Washington av
Dry Goods.
JOHN ALLEN a son. jll Main street
Family Medicine
NJ q d S X HARTER d co, 72i N Main street
Glass and Queensware.
WHITMAN GLASS & QUEENSWARE CO.,
ll3 N. Main street, bet. Chcsnut and Fino.
jones' Commercial College.
W JOHNSON, Man. Prin., S W cor 9th & Olive
Lumber Merchants.
SCllNELLE x QUERL W cor Sth & Mulanphy
BKOTHERTON, Yard Office 1888 Broadway
Office 3U9 Locust street.
Marble Dealers.
PARK h McCLINTOCK, 5th street and WASH
ington avenue
X L ROSEBROUGII SONS. 142l Broadway
Vinegar Manufacturers.
ALDEN Il CLOUGH, 3l5 and 3l7 Spruce street
Watches. Jcwelly. SC.
EDWARD MEAD 4 Co, 304 N Fourth street
JEHU SYLVESTER, 2lO N Fourth street
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MUFFINs. .--One and half pints good
sour milk, half pint Of sour cream, q
little salt, and two eggs, we'll beaten.
Sift into this mixture about two quarts Of
-four, with tcaspoonful Of coda beat it
well, having tho batter not very stiff
Cast iron cake.irons, holding a large
spoonful Of batter in each compartment
are the most convenient to bako them in.
The irons should be hot, and we'll oiled
before using ard the cakes need a hot
oven. Bake done but not hard.
Mrs. Il. M. V.
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slavery" writes this in the Cincinnati

"Avery" writes this in the Cincinnati
Commercial about Andy Johnson's tailor
shop in Grcenville: "The shop is just
about as il was when johnson worked in
it. The bench that he wore smooth by
crossing his legs over it is gone, the reb'
els having used it for kinding wood,
But the house remains, and - kept in
good repair. Relic hunters have carried
of the weather boarding that was formerly
upon it up to the distance Of four or Eve
feet, but this has been replaced by new.
The relic hunters, however, still continue
TO hsggle away at it, and its occupants
say that they would have carried off the
whole building if not watched closely.
IT. the only tailor shop that ever pro,
duced a President, and tho novelty Of
the thing creates . demand for splin-
ters."
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12
To Physicians


NEw oRx, August 10, 1858.
Allow me to call your attention to my PREP.
ARATIoN OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCuU
the conn onent parts are DUCUU, LONG LEAF,
CUBEBs, JUMPER BERRIES.
MobE OF PREPARxrIoN.- Buchu. in vacuo, Ju-
nper Berries, by distiation, to form fine gin.
Cabebs extracted by displacement with pirits
obtained from Juniper Berries very little sugar
is used, and n small proportion OF spirit. 1t IL
mere nalatsble than any other now IN use.
Bucbu, as prepared by Druggists, is o dark
color. 1t is plant that emits it, fragrance; the
action OF a fame destroys this tits active princ'-
plel leaving a dark and glutinous decoction.
Mine is the color Of Ingredients. The Buchu In
my preparai ion predomnates; the smallest
quantity Of fhe other Ingredients are added to
prevent fermentation upon inspection It will bo
found not to be a Tincturc, made in Pharfna-
copea, nor Is it Ssrup--and therefore can bc
used in cases where fever or inflammation exists,
In this you have the knowledge of the ingrcdi-
en's and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il with trial, and
that upon insl cction ii will meet with your ap
probation
With feeling of profound confidence,
l am, very respectfully,
II. 7. hEMBoLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 years experience.
tFroin the largest Manufacturing Chemists in
the World.1
November 4, 1854.
~ am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. lcmbold-
he occnpiod the Drug Store opposite my residence
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before him.
have been favoraby impressed with his char
WILLIAM wEIGITMAN.
Firm of Powers and We,ghtman, Manufacturing
Chemists. Ninth ond Brown streets, Philudei.
phia.
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Administrators NOlIce.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of imin-
" istration were granted to the undersigned
on tho estate of Polly Shelton deceased, by the
Clerk of the County Court of Lincoln county
Mo-, on the 10th day Of November, 1870.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrator
fQr alIaVanee .yithin ops. year from the date Of
MVog0lOers, 6r they me- preclrto01ID , IN al
benefit Of said estate, and II not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
dec8n49p e. G. SITTON, Admir-.
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.7EN1'CaxS II. Smith.
Order Of Publication.

State of Missouri, .,
County OF Lincoln, 60
In Lincoln County Circuit Court, September
term, 1870.
John Cox, Plaintiff,
versus
Jonathan Bishop, Def'tJ
NOW here comes the said plaintiff by his at
y toIney, r d Walton, and it appearing to The
satisfaction Of the Court that said defendant,
Jonathan Bishop, is non resident of the State
of Missouri, it is therefore ordered by the Court
that said defendant be notified that suit has
been commenced against him by attachment by
object and general nature Of which is to obtain
Judgment for the sum of Three Hundred and
Forty Dollars, together with interest thereon !,
and that his property has been attached, and
unless he, the said defendant. be and appear Mt
the next term of this Court, to be begun and
held at the court house in the town of Troy on
the third Monday in March next, and on or be-
fore the third day thereof, and answer the pet j.
ton of plaintiff the same will be taken as con-
fessed, and judgment will be rend&yed agains
him, and his property sold to satisfy said de-
mand it is further ordered that a copy hereof be
published in the Lincoln County Herald, n news
pepper published in the town of Troy, for fouI
weeks successfully. as by law required.
State of Missouri,
County of Lincoln,
|. William Colbert, Clcr, Of the Circuit Court
of Lincoln county, Missouri, hereby certify thai
the foregoing is q true copy of the records il
said cause, as the same remains in my Office.
........ Witness my hand as Clerk and the
:SEAL: seal of said Court at Office in Troy
.'....... Mo-, January 4th, 1871.
janl2n2 WIN COLBERT, Clerk.
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AduninistratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministratiOn were granted to the dersigned
by the Clerk Of tho County Court of Lincoln
county, Mo, on the estate of Mecan Shelton.
deceased, on the 10th day Of November, 1870.
All Ter ons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to the
administrator within ono year from the date Of
said testers, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate and if not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters, they will
be forever barred.
decSni9U f. @. SITTON. Admir-
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Nessrs. Ransdell & Withrow ave out
this week with an advertisement OF their
new shoe shop. They start out with
the determination to please their custo-
mers, and we have no doubt of their final
success. Read uhat they have to say.