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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-02
MINT GOLD AND SILVER MIN

MI ing Company Location OF Principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District.
Storey county, State Of Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that at q meeting OF the
Trustees. held on the 2Sth day OF November,
1873. an assessment OF Ten Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
pay able Immediately. In United States gold coin,
10 the Secretary, at the office Of the Company,
Room 4, No. toi California street, San Fran
cisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the Sis, day oil
December. 1878, will be delinquent, and adver.
tised for sale ~ public auction, and unlcs. pay
ment Ia made before, will be sold on THURS
DAY, the I'D day OF January, 1874. to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale:
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Onice-Room {. No. I0l California street, San
Francisco. California. del I'd
ALABAMA AND lICMBOLDr con.
"A -olidafed Mining Company.-Locstton OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco.
Californls.
Location OF works, Silver Star Mining Dis
trict, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at 4 meeting Of
the Board Of Directori. held on tho 18th day or
November. 1873, an assessment mo. y OF Five
Cents per share was levied ON the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately. In
United States god coin: to the secretary. 81 INC
orice Of the Company, Rooms 5 and Q, No. Sn
Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 18th day OF De.
cember, 1873, will be delinquent, and Advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless payment
" made before. will be sold OF MONDAY. the
5th day Of January. 1874, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Directors.
WM. ii. WATSON, Secretary.
Oaice-Rooms 5 and q. No. Sa Montgomery
street, San Francisco. Cal. nol5 I'd
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And In accordance with law, and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on tho 18th day Of
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~ALEDOyIA SILVER MINING

II. wEGENER, Secretary.
oAicc IA California street, San Francisco.
California. nOlS I'd
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LPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING

oficc-Room No. 5 naywaro's Building, $40
California street, San Francisco. Cal. rol4td
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IIyOOOVaLL.R GOLD AND sls..

ONCE. Room No. %. Hayward's Building. 4l9
California street, San Francisco, Cal. NOT I'd
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NHIL SHERInAN GOLD .

ONCE Room 10 Hsyward's Building, No
4lo California street, San Francisco. Cal. nj
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26
ge-s o 80 CTI- - llst4-.-- -,
Approved, January =, Ioi3-

s-rT.D T--Aa ~ % abolish t1e G-l-@s
- -.i-l7-aI am Tics-AE-li-Ei o me -'-'+
oFtEe ClE.e1 state
Be It enacted by the senate ana
House OF Representative Of the l NJ
- Sc Of America II Congress as
zzu.b.ei. That vacancies occurring II
tLs grades Of admiral snd T!ee-i.H NJ
ri. IL the navy of the United States
sbs!I not be filed - prOmotiOn, OF y
~ csher ulzuIsE whatever ans
/ -h.r w.en the OF - Of said grade
I sI,gii become vacant, the grade ii=ei
shsII cea-s 70 exist
/ Aplroved, January - L-'3.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

xi;h the provisions OF said ae.S Ia g.
.aI,IEsET1y colleges shall Eave the Pc
-.o.s q tgFo years, after the i.Esi osy U
July, eighteen hundred and seseL.
- -rfFsIfn which II ogoTide Al least
one college. 3 described u the . f9lE.n IN
Ss..,;aTl % an scr entitled An act Do
mating ral,lis lands 70 t9e seEeEa-
- - --J Territories which may pro
vi.is = cG..s-es f1r the benefit of agLl-
In - rr.itEe mechanic arts. aP-
-,-5-[..I ISIS second. eighteen hundred
"a S-.-.vc,!. January ,, ls73-
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26
lpDrorei. February :, 1873.


CHAP. CXXvI.-An So 70 au:hortzs :hg
r1-r---1e.s-z o. E-zat steam EEsse-s OF
Wa-. ard fJr Cthsr El-qcs=S-
Be 4 enacted Jy tis Se8Tts and House
OF ReyrssesstlsiCs II the JaitSd States
n 4Iqericg az CCHTr655 GsssWtssf,
That the Secretary Of the Navy Je
authorized 10 construct eight steam
vessels OF war with auxiliary sail
power, and OF such class or classes -,
in his Judgment viii best sUbzeTve =
the demands Cf lie service, each cay
rviug six or more guns n large call
ber: the hull= 20 De built OF IrDl OF
wood, IS the Secretary may deteEU-
F :ne: FrCriIed, That the aggregate
. tonnage OF the Whole number shall
not exceed eight thousand tons. ana
that sae cost Of building the same
shall not exceed three million two
+ hundred thousand dollars: And pro-
Z uided- That four Of said vessels shall
. he built III whole or IN part in pr
f. vate yards, upon contract with the
{ loves. responsible bidder therefor,
! upon public competitor and proposals,
due notice thereof being given Oy ad-
veI:isenent, upon mO,.els, specifca-
tioaS, AID drawings furnished y the
Navy Department and under its o.
.ectiou and supervision. If. upon iUl!
,. exam -uatiGn aud consideration, the
. same shaI. IS deemed practicable, by
the Secretary OF the Eavy: or tie
hul,z O any portion Ot said T55se- =
may De Grilt upon private contract Il
the government yards upon ike pTo-
DoszIs, models, specifications, draw
ings, and supervision, and upon like
examination and consideration, tire
government IN either case fuTnishiT g;
such materials as may be deemed
practicable by the Secretary oi the
Navy.
sec. ?. That neither OF said vessels
shall be commenced until full and
complete models. speciiCa:ions, and
drawings shall De made Tor IL con
stEuction iH al. its parts and after
such models and drawings are ep-
proved by the proper authority, they
shall no: be changed in anyk respect
when the cost will exceed one hun
dred dollars. except upon recon-
ueudatiOn Of a board Of survey com
posed Of not less than five officers o.
the navy. and approved by the Secre'
tsry Of the Nay; and If changes axe
/ thUs made. the actual cost OF, RnC
: damage caused BY. such change shel
: be estimated By such board ofsuTvey
, and the terms of the contract shall
: provide that the contractors shall o.
? bound by the estimate Of said boar,
! a. IL the amount OF increased or CI
! minished compensation they are 1
> receive, If any, in consequence Of an.
: such changes
Approved, February 10, 1873.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26
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CHAP ---A- A-t % amend 81 -. - ---
1853 &. A. @ i17-i ---- 2 - -sC-
s---- --E -.z- AL -E-----1 ~ - ---..,--
--------- .-=-- - f---l77--r- s-.-s 80 =
r---r-e--r E-.s--.s ~ -1z= Z III = -, -
-.~--=s eCz-es -r-l-z--E -Li..=- t-=--'--l-- ---- -
49, s-l.r ~--..--=1E l--l i1- 0----r 2 " -
--e1-a-ssls 5y tss S,GCis and Li5l5se
= p1gTss. ~ s,.F-5s = ti.s J'EEtsf .s55i--.s
a. .Arserzez ia CCEgness Cs<c5'st-szi,
-fi..r the aid g.: iJc - amended tlil'
wherever tia word ''a-lyuIn C,
r,.r- therein. the xari home" SHAH
=. f-.--rtzsI instead thereof
Sc = TEattEe act app s-JFel Slsl-c-.
sv-efi-v-Second. eighteen EI1dTel q :
-fz.~-zevzn. entitled An 2cs I2I tll-
-asj-F = manned ans j cezLii1te so.--ls.7 :
-bslI te cgu-true! 70 extend ID al
soldiers who have beer. or sc, II -l-e -.-
na-Eo,sal a-slurl. - g. % give . 80
f.ra q szlit 9f ci5tniGg- or - g -i'A'
Is-r. in clothing. from me 5toeA on
+ I,srd u tie gua.:e:nas,eF'5 deFa.Es'
I rneut. and that EEc1eEicli - II '-l-E =
cF New Hampshire, BenIsnlin -ai 7
{ Tl--Ta- Of 1fs-=s-iIusett=, aud ln1iii--'
( q O-i,or1. Of Illinois, shall De DzIa
ya-- Of said corporation
Approved, January ,, lsi3.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

CHAP. IXXXVIII-An Act TO regulate the
employment OF Engineer Soldiers on extra
duty.
Belt enacted blythe Senate md House
Of RepTeSentdtires Of the United States
Of Ameriea an Congress Assembled,
That the enlisted men of engineers in
the army are hereby placed on the
same footing with respece TO conPen-
sation fer extra-duty service as the
other enlisted men of the army, and
that all laws or parts Of laws in con-
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26
tfiet wi:h this provision BE. and the
=srue a-e hereby. repealed
PPa5vED, February I, 1913.

7AP. CT.-A1 Aet making su ApF-op--s-
tfr- 20 Eef-1T -1S tsLrz5z-ses O t1s AIl-l--
a. ard British Claims Commission s--A
f0- osHeE F1-I0sas-
Be Z eHGcted by the SsnGts GEd LIol-ss
IF ReEressHf1firEs of The J.75ted o..i'=S
Of HmericG - CoHgFess osssIllo-ssi.
Tha. the sum of one hundred ana
thirteen thousand Eve hundred DOL
lars II hereby appropriated, oat o. aIly
u1oney II the treasury not oiheE lse
s-sT5priated. 70 supply q deficiency
IL the appropriation for the fiscal year
ending june thirty. eighteen hun
dFed anG seve8tv-three, - defrsy- the
expenses or the par. of the United
states Of the mixed commission on
American 2nd British claims, ap-
r.oirted under the twelfth article O.
the treaty between the United States
+ and Great Britain, signed Nsy elgnth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one-
( Sec. > For payment Of contractors
/ of stone work. and other employees.
I Er7 taa r51=t-O5lcs and courthouse It
New ToEk City, five hundred thoGs-
and dollars.
/ Approved, February 5.h, 1873.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

CHAP IZTT.-.a act - CZ rha Time f7T
Fci5f-7--rs ANIMAL S,zSS-Ol q l-e : >ll}--t9-T
Css-1r. u ne United S-stss, 1-L Z: oils-
PE-rCz5s.
Be !: enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives q The UHl-
ted states 81 America IL Congress as
se.ab.ed. That from the passage Of
this &C. the annual session o. the sd
D!em. Court Of the United states slal.
commence on the second Monday o.
October IL each year, and al actions
suits. appeals. TecCEnizances- process
g. wits, and proceedings wbatsYeT
pending, OF which may Ce pending IN
said court or Teturnable thereto. shall
have day therein, and be heard, tEied.
DYOce.ded with, and decided, III Ike
manner as If the time Of holding said
sessions had not been hereby altered J.
APPROVED, January a. 1873.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

CHAP. LXxxII.-An Act 70 abolish the
frankIng privilege.
Be It enacted By The Senate and House
Of ReDrescntatiCCs of tic Unied States
Of AmericG IN Congress assembled,
That the franking privilege be, and
the same hereby is, abolished from
and after the first day Of July, ammo
Domini eighteen hundred and seven
ty-three, and that thenceforth all Of
fetal correspondence, of whatever na-
ture, and other mailable matter sent
! from or addressed to any officer Of the
government OF person ROW authorized
10 frank such matter, shall be charge
able with the same rates OF postage
as MAY be layFfully imposed upon Ike
matter sent lay OF addressed 10 other
versahs Pror;ecl, Tint no compen-
sation or allowance shall now or here
after be made 10 senators, members
and delegates of The House OF Repre-
sentatiYes OH account of postage.
APPROVED, January 81, 1873.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26
APPROVED, January Is, 1873.


CLAP E---X-Ea -Ae. q flE C1rp@1-a-
tI0z q f5--ez-s an le-llS-E=-S q n -O--
q Piston
Be = enacted u fls SsHGts qHc
R5us of ReUrsss-tGs-gcs u tss LE5ssl
.ys0.ss n Aate-icg ia LOHJT6ss G5zC11-
III. That the conP PeIsatioa of the
s,suzeEs and ulezsaEz-s az the PoEt q
Boston. shall he the same g. pro
vldef foE the sane class 81 officers q
:baroft q -Ts3 TcEk under existing
laws.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26
ANNOYED. February 5.h, 1873.

CHAP. CNL-An Acs 20 provide IL ne
k1.55--E q s=51--l 5-zl TENS % --le L-----a
tr-rr- - flza T-.-t-i S-E-ss L1- tEe sC-t---E-
District q SeT EC-6-
Ess enacted jy the .SeuCte and H0ttss
oT ReDTezeutGfiges Of The United .StGIss
n 41nzrieG N Congress assembled,
That additional tsErls OF the clEcult
court Of the United States foT the
southern district Of New York shall
hereafter Be held in each year, COM
uencing a. follows On the second
( Wednesday OF January, OF the sec
oni Wednesday OF March, on the sec
ond Wednesday Of Asy, on the third
( Wednesday OF June, on the second
T Wednesday OF October. and on the
E second Wednesday Of December Ihe
4 holding OF any of the abOye-mentlon-
81 terms shall not dispense with or
affect the holding Of any other court
81 the same tiEIe, nor shall the pend
ing Cf arv other term 0f the court
u-eveat the holding OF al! Of the
; terms hereby appointed.
See. > That the terms hereby ap-
7oia.e: shall be devoted exclusively
+ 70 the trisl and disposal Of the Grim
tfnaE ca=cs and matters arising ana
, re-dinE II said cOu-.. The terms O.
2 + said co-rt appointed t.y this act may
H. held bv the ci-cgi. judge q the
second furiicia- ciEoUi. and the ti-tEic'
: ir-Iyae tgr the southern and eastern
: di=.r cts Of New York. or any one a
= said three judges: and ~ every such
terul held by said Judge of said east
! ern district Ee shall receive the sum
i Of ,hree hundred dollars, the same Il
= Ee paid in the manner now prescribed
, by law for the payment of the eAI,en
7 ses of another district Judge WHILE
! + holding court in said district All Te
: enhances aud bail bonds taken II
: criminal cazes f0E an appearance AZ I
: circuit court n said district contIi!Cn
: 81 upon an appearance at the mex
Q one of TIE terms hereby appoints
I shall be valid, and grand and peti
: T1r:es shall lie summoned - g-teH'
: rhe said terms - now az other term
Q Of the court
j .tpUruvei. February :, 1873.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

CHAP. LXX.-an Act 20 authorize the Pres
fgfeut TO supoInt Frederick E Upton, Of
Bath. Maine, a Master IN the Navy Of the
United states.
Be il enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representative OF the Uni
ted States Of America in Congress as
sembled, That President be, and he
is hereby, authorized to appoint Fred
erick Z. Upton. of Bath, Maine, q
master in the United States navy,
with the grade in bis rank that he
held at the date Of leaving the United
States service.
approved. January y, 1873.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

CHAP. LZTII.-AP &c. % give 70 the Bs.rk
JegsEs an American Eszis.sT.
Be i enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the uni
ted states Of America in Congress IS
sembIed. That the Bark Jewess, built
in Chelsea. Massachusetts,, ammo Do
mini eighteen hundred =nd sixty-
three. and now owned by Morris
Ketchuln, 2 citizen Of Connecticut,
one OF the United States % America,
be. and she is hereby, relieved from
any disabilities imposed upon said
vessel by reason Of an act Of Congress
entitled "An act 20 regulate the regis
tering OF vessels" passed February
tenth. ammo Dominni eighteen hun
dred and sixty-six and that The
owner of the said bark be entitled, and
/ Is hereby allowed. to regi=tor the said
vessel. and 70 obtain q certificate
thereof upon his complying with tbs
usual requirements OF law.
Approved, January q, 1873.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

CHAP. T.-An Act to amend Gn Act entitled
.'sATl Act TO amend the fifth Section oi AZ
act entitled IAN Act donating pahilc
F.qr.ftS ID the several States and Territorles
1rfifct may provide COLLEGES for the rseHe-
III 0f Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
'BnT}raveli July second. eighteen hunared
and eiNfy-two so 81 20 extend tiIH Time
x-fth.f, which the Provisions OF said Act
shall be accepted and such Colleges eSiaS-
IIsbe.l- = approved July twenty ty-thi-d ,eis5h-
teen hundred aud siXty-six.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the Caifed States
Of Aaaorica To- Congress assembled,
That the time within which the sew
eral States may comply with the pro-
visions of the act of July twenty-third,
eirliteen hundred and sixty-six, en-
titled IAN act TO amend the fifth sec
ton of an act entitled An act donating
nubIic lands to the several States and
Territories which may provide collie
css for the benefit of agriculture and
fhe mechanic arts approved July
eecond, eighteen hundred and sixty
two. so as to extend the time within
which the provisions OF said act shall
he accented and such colleges estab-
lishd." is hereby extended so that
The States which have not compiled
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26

CLAP TZ---A- Sc. r-zsS=-ri-Z t-is -c-l-
~ = -z--as-l Territorial --5l5te-- - = =
-rz.=-z-z.s -z--s-1Ezes Il E-L-cl L-z- $40
Sc Ely-llzL-
Re = enacted by the Senate 2I.1
House OF Representative OF Inc mt
Sd States OF America IL congress
--uIlei. That . much OF me ASt e!i-
titled An act II relation 70 cTE-<'l- d
territorial peuitent!aE.e-," apPEoF-I
January tenth, eighteen AlNu.- i
aud seTeoty-Oue, placing tle peIii-V4--
ffsrfe= 5r tie Territories OF Montana
T..aE9- wyoming, all Colorado Dudei
M control % the respective Cu-i@u
{ So u1srshals FOR said Territories, :
( hzr-hv repealed. and the care an
custody Of sad cenitelLIzT-ez, anQ the
( r-rzCnel property theEeGEto belong
( 5nv and tEe Cse and Occupation.
+ fre-e9f. a-e hereby transferred - SAID
( Territories respectively, until otiieE-
vic ordered - the AJ:1T1ey-'yeaeE-
a. PrJrig!s2. TIA. the syal TILE =
aid Dzui.eutia-.es and property snail
continue 70 rz-. IN the United --a:-s;
svF -,-Jr=gE.s5 f-s~EEEr, That SAID Ter
rft0r.ez shall keep and maintain, 10
ifhs u-1iteutiaries hereby tra1SieFfeC
- their crss1iT and control, al Per
I-7us convicted in said respective Ter
-i.7-fzs o< violations Cf the Laws % ins
T-ni,sf states. AID sentenced % IN
n-i.71msnt tasrefor, and al per
Eou= held 70 answer foE alleged viola
ti91s OF the United States IL sad Es7
Dec,ive Territories, az the Tate aH'
bic. 70 pay by the United states OF
Of the Judiciary fund, otoHe dollar pc
fay foT each person - imprisoned
SIC. > That Immediately after :,
ua==age Of this act the Attorney GeH
er1I Of the United States sLsl cal7
. b transferred % the proper autho;
= itie= Of the Territories Of Aontana
Idaho. Wyoming, and Colorado ~
2 reri,eutiz-ies and personal p-oPeit
= connected therevith, situated II eac
: OF said Territories. spectlye4-.
Approved, January u, Iol5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26
NURSERY STOCK.
SPRING TRADE, 1878.
FURNAs NURSERIES,
BroWnViIIe, heb.
NURSERY STOCK.
Furnas, Sons & Ferrand.

Furnas & Sons, BrOTnyille, Ne
braska, and Z. FerTand, Detroit,
Michigan, have consolidated their
stocks and will hereafter conduct bu-
siness at GroWnvilIe, Heb., where
they offer the largest and most Select
general Nursery Stock ever offered liz
the West, consisting in part aS fol-
IoETS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14
aiisfellansnns.

TTNHE undersigned, successors to REED 4
POWELL. have purchased tho CLEAR
FIELD PLANNING MILL, and rsftted II for
doing an extensive business. All tho machinery
will be added necessary to make it one of the
most complete estab ishments Of the kind In the
State. They are now prepared to receive orders
for any work In that line. They will give special
attention to all materials for house building.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

KEEPING Zoos FREsH.-The most
convenient and satisfactory way to
keep eggs fresh is to punch numerous
holes in tin pail; fiji it with fresh
eggs; lower the pail into q kettle of
melted tallow, as hot as can bo with
out burning ones fingers when thrust
into it; then lift the pail out quickly,
and the melted tallow will flow out,
leaving thin coating on overy egg.
Remove the eggs as soon as possible
from tho pail, and pack them on tho
ends in keg or barrel place in q
cool cellar until wanted for use. Eggs
have been kept thus moro than six
months--so fresh that expert judges
supposed they were fresh. The eggs
being so much colder than the melted
tallow, a thin covering of cold tallow
win be formed almost instantly,which
will render the shell impervious to the
air.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

nis gratifying to us to inform the public that
DIR. L. Q. c. wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an snvia-
bic reputation from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast, and from thence to some of the first fami-
lies Of Europe, not through the press alone, but
by persons throughout the States actually bone
fitted and cured at bis Office. While he publishes
less, so say our reporters, he is unable to supply
the demand. II gains and holds its reputation
FIRST Not by stopping cough, but by loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw of the un-
healthy matter collected about tho throat and
bronchial tubes, shieh oaases Irritation.
Second. It removes the cause Of irritation
(which produces cough) Of the mucous membrane
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act And
throw OF the unhealthy secretions, and purlhss
the blood.
Third. It h FREQ from squills, lobeiia, ipecac
and opium, Of which most throat and lung rene
dies arc composed, which alay cough only, ana
dsorganiro the stomach. II has a soothing effect
on the stomach, acts on the liver and kidneys
and lymphatic and nervous regions, thus reaching
to every part Of the system, and in It's inyigor.
ating and purifying effects II has gained q rcpu.
tation which II must hold above all others in tn,
market.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

VINO WOULD BELIEVE IT.-Notwith.
standing all that the papers have had
TO say about tho "sawdust" or conn.
tcrfeit money swindlers, thousands
and thousands Of dollars are daily re.
ceived by these rascals In New York
from the country. One concern alone
OF tho many that flourish receives
over $4,000 in one week, 10 sums Of
from s5 to 800. One Of these swind-
lers deposited s22, 1000 in a city bank,
the proceeds of his scheme within six
weeks. How long the thing will last,
is question, for tho fools to answer
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14
A CURE FOR PILEs.-The South Sid

A CURE FOR PILEs.--The South Side
Signal publishes the following:
Ed. Signal: / feel IL my duty to
communicate to you a cure for the
above named disease, and by giving
publicity to it no doubt you will con.
fer great favor on many Of the Sig
nal readers. In tho first place, you
put one.half pint Of cold ashes in the
bottom of the chamber, and on these
ashes coal Of FIRE, and on the coal o
piece Of rosin the size Of pea, or q
little larger, and sit immediatelylover
the burning rosin few minutes morn.
ing and evening, for few days. A
cure can thus be affected at the ex-
pense of less than two cents.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

If people planting orchards would
give orders to mark the North side Of
trees with red chalk before they are
taken MP, and when set out to have
the trees put in the ground with their
North side to tho North in their nat.
ural position, alarger proportion would
live. Ignoring this law Of nature is
the cause OF so many transplanted
trees dying. II tho North side is cx-
posed to the South, the heat Of the
sun is too great for that side Of the
tree 10 bear, and therefore it dries
up and decays.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

There is a man in Southport whose
name ia Schelikughwaukilati. 1t is
all right enough as long as he is kept
IN Southport, but he is going out
West 20 found town, and tho brake.
men out there will soon have an op-
poriunity to break their hearts and
rpring their jaws on Schcikuyhwauk-
llaliborongh.