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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29

FIRES IN THE WooDs.-In Leominster fires in
the woods nave done damage to the amount of
$1,000, on land of F. W. Barditt Mrs. Jacob
Colburn, and others.
The Gardner News estimates that the recent
tires in the woods in Winehcndon ran over more
than thousand acres of land, much of which
was filed with valuable wood and timber be-
longing to Messrs. Ephraim Murdoch, Jr., Muir
dock & Fairbanks, C. L. Beals, Sumner Wyman
and others. The fire ragged for three days in
succession, in spite of the efforts of four or five
hundred men on the ground one day to stay its
ravages.
Fires have also been raging in the woods in
the northwest part of Gardner during the past
week, causing much damage to the best timber
land. DIR. Parker has had over one hundred
acred burned over
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29
cATARRH, DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS,
OIIIOIlIC A1I1nGntS.
RzR- CONSULTATION FREE
OFFENSIVE BREATH.

so revotngly offensive to render the sufferer an
object of disgust to himself as well as to Others and
cases are occasionally met with which thick vlscid,
Shiny secretion coats the membrane of the nasal cavi
ties and then putrihes, giving rise to which Ia
really empowering and sufficiently fetd to poison the
atmosphere of a whole room. Thus person affected
with Catar-h lives continually impure atmosphere
OF his own surrounding and inhales the poisonous
eiuva with every breath Being deprived of the neces
sary supply of fresh and wholesome air the lungs become
weak and delicate, and the blood loses its vtazing
power, and symptoms of enervatOn soon appear and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29
Another Mining Horror.

"A Wine ON Eirc-Thirty-cighi Men in the
Pit of Denth-The shaft Filling with
Wnter-TcrribIe Anguish aud Excite
ment-Eightcen Dead Bodies Drawn
UPHILL Particulars, SC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29

, This Water Is brought from Saratoga in Gas Tight
heserv0rs lined with pure block and Is forced out at
my counter precisely as i flows from the spring.
- Inc star water as Beverage has superior. as q
Catha-tic IL Is unsurpassed and as Tonic ana Duretc
1t Is second to none yet discovered
Inc great amount of Iodine peculiar this spring
S0neh1s above all Others to all classes of invalds
me value Of this Ingredient as medical agent Is
the Materia Mediea.
The Water of the Excelsior Spring is highly recon-
mended by the most eminent physicians and Is used
with great success in the treatment of Dyspepsia Com
supatlon OF the Bowels Affections of the Liver and Kid
neys, Fevers Scroula Cutaneous Diseases &C. and is
an excellent remedy for the Headache.
All should drink of this water freely during the Hot
weather. as by Its use sickness is prevented certain
extent. -
My store Is opened at half-past five o'clock in the
morning, thus chance Is offered all to obtain the Water
before breakfast, which Is very beneficial
EDWIN a. WARE EN-.
APOTHECARY,
my2I diff In Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29

1ATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ameri
can ana Foreign Patents procured Re ected Ap
hllatohs re-argued; Interference Gases Prosecuted:
0pnons gwen as to the validity infringement OF
ratets an suits prosecuted and defended in the o. 81
THOS. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman ofIths
poaru OF Appeals w. s. Patent Offce,) Counsellor at
Law, and Advocate in Patent Cases Office Dodge.s
Block corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
uA4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29

AouATIcs-La Thursday Patrick Harring-
ton. the well known oarsman Of Springfield,
issued challenge to j. j. O'Leary of this city,
offering to pull him three-mile scull race for
$3.50 side, the race to be rowtd either on Lake
Quinsigamond ora Springfield, the party going
from home to receive $50 for expenses. O'Leary
replies to this challenge by agreeing to row
Harrington, but wishes the stakes increased to
$500 side, and the race to be rowed some time
in June, as he wishes to pull "Billy" Scharf, of
East Birmingham, Pa. twho has accepted his
challenge recently issued in the New York Clip
peri, during the first week in July. it will be
remembered that o'Leary and Harrington
rowed against each other in this city last sum
mer, which race OLeary won, after well con-
tested struggle, in % minutes and 16 seconds,
being the fastest three-mile time eyer made in
America.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29

MUNICIPAL COURT. On Saturday, John
Williams, for violation of the city ordinance, in
throwing stones in the street, had his case placed
on ie Edward O'Brien and Thomas Horgan,
for being drunk, were each fined So and costs.
Jeremiah Horigan, of Millbury, was arraigned
for perjury, alleged to have been committed in
the trial of a liquor case at the present term oil
the superior court, and held in $1,000 for trial to-
day. Horigan was government witness in the
trial of Ira p. Bacon Of Millbury in the superior
cburt last Friday, for keeping liquor nuisance
but "couldn't remember and "didn't know
anything, when put upon the stand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29

SEQUoIA GIGANTEA.-A section of this gigan-
tic California tree, now on exhibition on the
COMMON, is attracting hundreds to see it, and
we understand Messrs. Jefferson and Kicker
have made arrangements with the superntend-
ent of public schools TO give free exhibition
to all the scholars and teachers of this city. As
such liberality deserves encouragement, we hope
they will secure all the patronage such an in
teresting exhibition merits.
SOLDIERS GRAvEs.-The committee having
in charge the placing of flags on the graves of
soldiers buried in Rural cemetery, are unable to
fnd the graves OF the following named soldiers.
ANY friends knowing the location Of the graves
will please nntity the chairman of the commit
tee David Boyden, at Kendall s. McClennen's),
rs early as possible on Monday.
sergt. John Lewis, 18th Mass
Chas. L. Wilson, I'd Mass. II. A.
james Willard. 9th Mass.
c. H. Fisher, 18th Mass
Robert Jaffries.
Sias F. Charles
Frank Whitney, 34th Mass.
George +. Robinson, 18th Mass.
George G. Harrington, AID Mass.
Rev. JOHN JENNINGS, who died in Auburn
dale last Friday, was the first pastor of the
Pleasant street Baptist church in this city,
which relation he sustained nine years, residing
here for some time after as agent of the Ameri-
can tract society. He was native of Danbury,
Conn, graduated at Newton in 1884, and was
first settled in Beverly, whence he was called to
Grafton in 1886, where he remained until he
came here. His funeral will take place at the
Pleasant street church, in this city, this after
noon, and will doubtless call out large num-
K.o- of h;s old Doricb;onara nd fpiandc MD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29
FRENCH REFncErs

FRENCH REFuGEEs,
MADRID, May 2s.-The minister has decided
to stop all French refugees at the frontier, and
deliver them to the Versailles authorities,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-29

There is a valuable Spring of water near the hous
said to be the best in the state.
Additions and Improvements have been made durini
the Spring. audit has now bowling alleys, billiard room
little steamer the lake, with large fee. of sail anc
row boats, stables croquet grounds etc Every facility
for fishing, rowing and driving. Distance from Worces
ter, two miles.
Board for families reasonable
10 be opened June l.
my20 Dim y. 81. COBukN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-07

lSf, anu sue Sball nave Wnat sue
needs, please God, if work my fin,
gers to the bone"
You shan't do that, Thomas. -.
See here, one of your good friends
and mine, gave me money for Just
such purpose; there is enough for
the medicine. Don't get up at day.
light to morrow, Thomas.
The mans lips quivered as his pas,
tor placed the money on his knee.
" I'm not above taking och helps
AS that" he SAID, lifting his tear filed
eyes from his pastors geutlc face tn,
heavens that smiled bcnignIy down
" Cod bless you.'
Does the doctor give any hope
for Bessie? p asked the minister after
q pause.
Not while she stays in this close
city mir, sir, though it's nic,>h sort
of place compared to some. II,
SAYS, could we take hrt in tn, cuun
try, sir, 'twould save her Bot here,
the work, sir, aud here | suppose /,
the duty. That was what he said yes
terday--noIh,ng but country mir.
trt bad over 1t las: night, SO did
Mar, her heart is bound up in the
child. | thought wnat bit Of coun
try air and sunshine would do for her
amI we 50 poor we couldn't afford
that jtte, don't like To- complain.
.ir .,
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The Placer herald., 1871-06-10
Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID by W. McClanahan Justice Of the Peace ot
Township No. 5, Placer county, State of Cali
fornia, on the I'd day Of June, A. D. 1871 and to
me directed in favor of Nicholas Quiroto Plain
tiff, and against T. J. Whitacre, Defendant
Judgment $92.46 costs. SIG. 10 accruing costs ON
ay cution 81 90, with interest from date on
judgment at the rate OF 7 per cent. per annum,
have Levied upon, seized. and will expose to
public sale, to the highest bidder tor lawful mon
ey of the United States OF America, at the fol
lowing described mining claim at Todd's Valley,
Township No. 5, Placer county, on
Tuesday, the 27h day Of Juse, 4. D. 1871
at the hour of two O'Clock, P NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim Of 7. J. VIII htacre, deft
in and to the following Real property lying and
being in Placer county, to-wit: One-haf Of n
certa' mining claim situated on Poker II II. neal
Todds Valley, and bounded as follows to-wit
On the west by No. Mining aim; OH the
north by the Tosid's Valley Tunnel claim, and
on the East by the Read claim; having front
Of one hundred feet, more or less. Also all o.
defendants right to q certain water privilege
comme Nssss on the Ranch of +. Miner Sen
and running a southerly direction aeToss the old
Hoosier claim or grounds; or so much thereof o.
will be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment, inter
est and costs due and becoming due thereon
WM. KRYSIIER, Constable Tp. No. 5.
Forest Hill, June I'd, 167l.-jel0.--3v.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10
SHER.FF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF an
~ execution issued out OF the District Court
Of the Fourteenth Judicial District, in nn.l TO-:
he County OF Placer, State OF California. on the
10th day of May, A D. 1871, on Judgment.
rendered in said Court on the 18th day ot May,
A. ID. 1871, against Martin Griffin and certain
Real Estate and in favor of the People of the
State of California, for taxes on X ,al Estate for
the year A. u. 1870 in the cum of Five dollars
and Twenty cents (S5.20), and One Dollar and
eight cents (Tl.0S), percentage, and District At
torneys fees, as allowed by law, and for the fur
ther sum Of Thirteen dollars aud sixty Ave cent?
($l3.65) costs incurred in said action, all in
gold coin of the United States, t,gether with al!
accruing costs Of suit. Now, therefore, will, on
Monday, the Sd day Of July, 4. d. 1871,
at the hour OF three O'Clock p NJ. in front of the
store Of Felt & Mcdonnell, in tho town Of For
est Hill, T, wn hip No. 5. Placer County, Cali
fornia, sell public auction, to the haue bid
der for gold coin of the United States, he follow
ing described property to-wt: that certain lot,
part, piece or parcel of ground known as the
Union Hotel lot, with Unon Hotel thereon; also
the hotel and Improvements on said premises.
All the above described property 1 will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thereof US will satisfy said
Judgment, costs, accruing costs and expenses Of
sale. b. ID. DUNNAM,
!. Sheriff of Placer county.
Sheriff's Office, Auburn June 81, 1871 10.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10
sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
~ Execution issued clt Of the DISTRICT ses,rt OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District in and for Placer
County, California ON the 10th day of Nav, A.
D 1871. ON judgment rendered ON the 18th
day OF May, A. ID. 1871, against unknown own
ers and certain Real Estate. aud in favor of tn,
People of the State OF California, in the sum O.
Thirteen Dollars for taxes for the year 1870, or
said Real Estate and Two dollars and seventy
cents percentage and District Attorneys fees, as
allowed by law. And the further sum Of Twelve
dollars and sixtysve cents costs Incurred in said
action, all in gold and saver coin of the United
States. Now, therefore, will, on
MONDAY. the 3d day sf July. A. ID. 1871
at the hour OF o'clock, p, NJ, in front Of the
store OF Fett Y Mcdonnell, in the town Of For.
est HUI, To ~nship No. 5, Placer cosnty Call
iorna sell 10 the highest bidder, fog eoin all tht
right htAs and interest of said unknown owners
IN and to the following described property to-wit.
Ihat certain Gravel or cement mill situated in
Neg York ravine upon the Washing ton Com
n"ny's mining claim, at YOckxille, in Township
No. B, Placer county, and known as Goddard
CompanyAsAill.
Also ten-stamps and one large Wheel with ali
and singular the tenements, Establishments and
apprtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
All of the above described property will sell
as aforesaid, or much thereof as will satisfy
said Judgment, costs, accruing costs and expens-
of sale.
B. D. DUNNAM. Sheriff of Placer county.
Saeriff's office, Ansiarn, June 10, la7l-je10.N
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10

The VULTUREs. DIR. w. Burnett late State
Senator from Sonoma county, and one Of the
finest and purest gentlemen the State ever
boasted was lying on a sick bed in the last
strge ofconsumption, when Governor Haight
vetoed the plundering railroad bills. With
out bis vote. the plunderiug thieves could
pass these bills over the veto, and when it
was found that the sick man had determined
to do one more righteous act by going to the
Senate and voting to sustain the Governor,
the plundering hounds stole his clothes from
the room. The clothes were found and the
sick Senator went to the Senate, and by his
vote saved millions Of dollars to the people
Of the State. Governor Haight caused q
small monument to he erected to the memory
of the noble Senator, and, it is said, paid for
it out of his private contingent fund. and now
these vile plundering vulturcs are bowling
because handsome stone marks the last
resting place of this noble Senator. The
State should thank Governor Haight for the
act, and erect fifty thousand dollar monu-
Jnent over the grave Of Senator Burnett.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10

TEAasLE MuapER.--An Austrian, Geo.
Ssrsovich, muraared girl, Susie Mcdaniel,
q Cbso okee. Butte county last week, be-
esass che refused to marry him. He fol-
lowed her from BALLROOM. caught her by
the hair. pulled her bead back and stabbed
her IN the throat, the knife penetrating the
heast. So quickly wa this done that she
fell dad in the street before the friends with
her could turn, and when they did, the mur.
dsrer was escaping. The whole country
raised. the murderer was arrested at Bid
wells Bar and IN an attempt to escape wa'
shos dead The people tore down his cabin,
made funeral pile Of it, placed his carcass
on it. poured oil over all and burnt it to
asher, and thus vengeance and justice were
both eatis6e1.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10

MARRIED..
BORN
ID / l., ID.
sHERiFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that by virtue of al
~ Execution issned out # the District Court
Of the Fourt oenth Judicial District in and 70,
Placer county, California, the 10th day o.
May A. d. 1871, on Judgment rendered in said
Court on the l3th day Of May, Ammo Dom
mi 1871, against John Doe, Richard Roe
and certain Real Estate, and in favor of the Peo-
pie of the State of California. in the sum OF
Thirteen dollars for taxes for the year 1870 and
Two dollars and seventy cents percentage, and
District Attorneys fees, as allowed by law, and
for tho further sum of Thisteen dollars and thr-
ty five cents costs incurred in this action, to-
5ether with all accrunS costs; al in gold or sill
Yer coin of the United States.
Now, therefore, | viii, on
MONDAY, the 3d day Of July, A. d. 1871,
at the hour Of 2 O'Clock z. II. in front of the
store of Fett and McDon-el, in the town of Fol
est Hil Township No. 5, Placer County. sell to
The highest bid Ter r gold o silver coin of the
United States, ths following described property
to wit: Tn.t certain gravel or cement mill
IN Iwn rs tn, WE5CiI iSTER CEMENT MILL,
situated on the Canyon leading from the Young
America Mining claim to Shirt Tail Canyon; to-
yether with all the appur.enances and privileges
belonging thereto or anwise apper tanning.
All the abnv, descrl e property will sell to
satisfy said Judgment, 'sts, accruns costs and
expenses OF sale
B. D. DUNNAM Sheriff, Placer county.
Sheriff's oed.a. ~ url, June TO- lS71.-jel0
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10
O0ecjaI Paper Of Placer County
Tur NxvAnA Cous1Y Coxvrxr,ox II,

TAs NEVADA CouNri CONVENTION. The
Nevada Couventien 10 sbout the only one,
% fsr hsld, where the people had elected DEL
sgates IN which there was show Of opposi-
ZION to Governor Haight, and this county
would have been a. unanimous for Haight
~ Placer bat for local pride and the candid
aey Of Thomas Firdley, an old citizen and
popular gentleman Of that county. AS it
was. with all Mr.. Findley's warm friends
and popularity, test vote in the Conven-
tjos stood SO for Findley and 3G for Haight.
Even with al the warmth ol feeling engcnd-
cred IN securing the delegation for Mr.. Find
Joy, his friends 10 the Convention voted with
the others to instruct the Nevada delegation
h the State Convention to support Mr..
Haight ~ second choice for Governor. Thus
al other aspirants for Governor are prohibit
ed from getting vote from Nevada, and
Haight takes tho l3 votes when Findley is
out Of ths field.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10

WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO BE THUS
ABUSED ?-The plundercrs left bower in Sac
ramento has hoisted Hendricks Of Indiana
for President and w. T. Wallace Of Cali
fornia for vice President. Nothing could
sicken the California Democracy with these
two gentlemen quicker than to see them en-
dorsed by the Reporter. True, the Democ-
raay may not care bow much this fuglcmau
Of Crocker & Co., may cast suspicion on
General Wallace, but they should resent OF
explain away this damaging endorsement Of
Ex-senator Hendricks. The writer Of this
nauseatng puff in the Reporter must be
Pennsylvania, and perhaps the same one who
published an abolition paper in Dayton. Ohio
in 1s4s, which opposed Gen. Cass for Pres
ident that year. The Reporter hoisted Gov.
Haight for President in 1868, and thought
then that he was the greatest living states
man, but Haight didn't want the Reporter
boss for places Of honor and trust, and then
its OK was gored.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10
Grand Jury Report.
AUBURN, June Sth, 1871.

AUBURN, June Otn, Ao'A.
To the Hon. County Court Of Placer
County The Grand Jury would respeat-
fully report that we have investigated all
cases brought before the jurors and find six
new bills, as follows
One for assault, one for grand larceny,
one for resisting an officer, one for burglary,
one for attempt at kidnapping. two for re-
ceivng stolen goods Zone case ignored). We
also visited the County Hospital and found
everything neat and clean, and good order
prevails, rejecting credit on the managers
thereof We also visited the County Jail
and find seven white male prisoners and
eight Chinese male and female. The Jail is
kept in excellent condition and the prisoners
we'll provided for We also recommend that
the fence around the jail be improved. Also
that arrangements be nude to give better
ventilation in the jail. We also visited tie
offices of the Clerk and Treasurer and found
everything kept in satisfactory manner, also
the Sheriti's office, which we find in like con-
dition. We heartily thank the District At
torney for bis efficient services and gentle
manly department towards us during the
performance of our duties. We are also
under obligations to the Sheriff and his Dep
utes for their manifest willingness to assist
in every instance. All Of which is respect
fully submitted. f. L. BRADLEY,
Foreman.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-10
The claims and qualifications Of
II. NJ. HOxuc,

The claims and qualifications Of
II. NJ. IIOGnc,
Win be urged by many DemocYats for the nom-
nation to the Office of COUNTY TREASURER.
subject to the action Of the DemocrnSc County
Convention.
sumo 10th, 1871.
The claims and qualifications Of
II. ID. Angle,
Of Colfax will be urged by many Democrats ior
Of District No. 2, subject ia, the action Of inc
Democratic District Convention.
June 10th, 1871