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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
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els Market street, Wilmington,
ooNvEYANcERs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Offer the following very desirable properties for
sale or exchange:
MOdsrn built new house rOSS%; gas SaS 16sh bath
son streets; will be cold below value.
No. 2.
House on Spruce streot near Eighth. Just finish !;
ed rooms and Out-kitchen; very nice; will be sold
cheap AMI on easy terms.
Handsome new extension front house. with gas.
bath, commodes. &o.. on Harrison street near Del
aware avenue; verv desirable home, with the ad-
No. s.
Market street store and dwelling; one q, the
best business stands In the city; will be sold for
$4,000 less than value.
A choice Market street residenes; water, gas.
bath, shade, &C.; really delightful home, and of
fersd very low and on easy terms
A cheap pleasant Gnd healthy village home in
Newark, Del. Lot 45x28S. New house, rooms and
asbore room. millinery has been successfully
conducted here for some time. Good ice house and
other Out-buildinSs. Inquire Of J. H. Ray. New
ark OF at our once.
Splendid BUILDING lot. S5klH f., on 'EiEhtssnth
street near Washington, This will be a profitable
lot 70 buy, as the building Of Washington street
1tlNbo OhoE tue DEe-NS"hn0 Will Bfeetay huNAn09
the price OF lots No.
Washington street lot. SOxi45: west side. between
EEhta and Ninth; very choice. ,o
s. acres Of ". @. Greek bottom landa one mile
from Newark DSl';StGN9s house RS and baEn. -.
2lots on psleGaEe avenue. near Soldier Mona
msnt each 2zlSElS5 n, :, -
z loss on DelsEAro avenue, near City R. R. depot;
E@A 2'-2s1ls H. Mold
AWatAH power Of- 80 horse capacity, on the uev4
er- hiling White Clay Crack. a ThompsODs Sta
ton on the PennSylvania aud Del. Railroad, $50
yards head race so yards tar mill On the Rail.
lead and unload into the MIL door. tbus sayinS
heavy expense. Strong indueemeAts viii be offer
ID to buyer. li ,,.sasi s1i {. =.
Abot.r t..na on tn. MiH Y; ana Del. Railroad. :,
Mafydel. Caroline county. Nd, Large new house
pnd barn. and l6 acres Of good land. A good 0Rs.
pOrtunity 70 make money. No local option here.
Az excellent trist and saw y mill in Psacaaet
Hundred. on the Christiana River. IS feet head
and =. Railroad, rae-fOHFthG mill. 70 the p, v.
and b. Railroad. 1A miles 70 eWark. very de-
sirablO property and now doing profitable busi-
ness.
.,11S TsS Newark Iron FoSSdTS:: A sood bu.in sD'
- -u.fp.L,-, Nah. trt5 3@Fgiuzlg "a
Farms In PehnsylvaniRs Delaware, Maryland and
Virkinia. Also mills. stores. business stands and
oWellines. Tie public aRo Invited 70 call and ex-
ed. REYNOLDS a co.
olb Market street. Wilmineton. Del,
Real estate brokers eOnveSancsrs, suryeyorg and
eSllSeLink AkenLs. lXzS.QSm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
Bowers HOOf Imminent.

Amer 80 70 ars practical experience with horses ,
= staging. toamtng, &c, / have learned that NOR
hOrBes have been crippled BY inattentlon 70 the
feet than all other diseases combined. After many
experiments have found the true remedy 10 PRR-
yRNT the disease Of the hoof restore ii after neg
hgonce. 70 what natnre intended u should be--tke
great spper ~ tAe noete Gptsal; fthe hOof Is in
hamed and diseased the animal u comparatively
worthless, This i niment will surely DrepeAt this
WOrFt Of ail diseases 4 Contraction, COrns, Quarter
Cracks, Contraction Of the Back BineW. generally
called knOO-SpgunE. &c.O and restore those that
have been eEippled By the want Of aMeh q remedy
rIgy IT. and It will never fail IL properly APP
Bafhs he horses foot once week. or oFtsnsr If
nooAssaTy q the heel and frog and around the hOOi
close 70 the hair. n, q. BOYER,
NOrriatoWn, Pa.
Ma. II. G. BOYER-Dear Sir: This Is 10 certify
that / have used your Liniment Ii my stable for
three months past. on more than one hundred hOF-
SoI. and And Il the hest preparation have ever
used on horses. Its fAF better than you recon-
mend It. Send me I'VE cases At once, By expross
Q. O.D. ,.s AAkRY HA@ILToM,
u. BRINGHURST 4 CO.. pFugFists, corner Cts
and II afkot streets Wilmington. having been an.
pointed agents for this valuable end popular Hoo
Liniment, are fully prepared 70 supply II wholesale
and retail - the Manufacturers prices
dtaW&u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

TN0R SALE.--The store property, corner Of
10 Fourth and MonrOes streets, Is BY 40 feet. and
the three e-story brick dwelling adjoining, on easy
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR.,
auR 1871 8U7 WASHINGTON street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22

r ANDRELTIls nsw, crop TuFnip and Rata 8ssa
~ eed, gasi received at
Am @W.N. cHANDLRRs.
HlsR H0M8 gu Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-22
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except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served by
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and the surrounding towns and villages, for six
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-18

SIR: The following changes will be made, to take effect January 1, 1873, tO wit:
 1. The San Carlos division of the White Mountain reservation will he reduced by cut ting off that portion of it below line sub .,antisly parallel tn the Gila River, and tf- teen miles south of if.
 ,. The McDowell Indian Reservation (iecd- ing-pu~t) will be abolished.
 ,. The Date Creek nnd Beale Spring res. cryatiuns will be abolished.
 You will consult the Indians and take them to other reservations meanwhile. You arc authorized to employ temporarily a special agent to assist you at Bealc Spring By direction of the Secretary of the In terior.
 q. Q. HOWARD, Brig. GsD., USf. 1 Special Commissiou,r Indian dgrirs. | Dr. IT, BESDELL. SaR. qf Indian I1dirs .for Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-18
DRAcooS MorNrAfNs. 4. T.

October II. 1872. There i, hereby set apart for an Indian reservation the following described pub lic land, to be called the Chricahua reservation, viz: Beginning at DragOon Springs, near Dmgoon Pass, in Arizona, 10 run northwc,tcriy, touching the north base of Chircahua Mountains, 10 point on sum init of Pcloncillo Mountains, or Stem. Peak Range; thence -outhcasterly along said range through Stein's Peak to the New Mexican { boundary; thence dne south 10 the Mexican 1 boundary; thence westerly along said boun- ] dary hrty-iiyc miles thence northcrly, fol- | lowing substantially the western base of the Dragoon Mountains to the place of beginning
 This general description shall obtain, til n careful locating of points and lines by survey i shall be made.
 l h accordance with instructions from the Secretary of the Interior, and subject to the approval of the President.
 O. Q. HOWARD. Brig. Gen. t.S.A
 Specid COa,mt.,ionsr hdian AfaUs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-18
New Inventions.
A White Eeat--Discovery of a New and Economical Fucl---Water used as a c Gsn- eratOr of Heat

eratOf or heat.
 On Monday and Tuesday afternoon large number of citizens bv invitation, visited the brass ioundcry of W. T. Garrett. on Fremont { street, for the purpose of witncssing some eX- perments with new fuel recently invented and patented by Dr. Ireland of Natsonyile, in this State. They were shown into that portion of tho establishment occupied by the furnaces, and in one corner found brick fur nacc some eight feet long and six feet high. On the top of this was an iron tank holding about ten gallons which VA, filled with crude petroleum from this tank pipe, about an inch and balf in diameter. led into the side of tue furnace small jet of oil, not larger than small goose quill, was permitted 10 flow out of this tube, light is placed be- meath this jet and il immediately ignites ; another pipe about an inch in diameter, leads rom steam boiler stationed some fifteen feet away. This pipe leads small jet of steam upon the burning oil, and the moment the steam strIkes.thc oil the oxygen in the water is set free and lights with a trenend- ous roar, generating, in very few moments, a most intense white heat. From this small source the entire chamber of the furnace, which IS some two feet by five feet, is filled with flame so brilliant and dazzeling that one cannot gaze upon it for more than a mo- Ho1NNS'EN heat of an oxy hydrogen flame, aDd beneath its power thc hardest metals melt in few moments.
 The inventor of the apparatus by which the elements of heat, which nature sp generously provides, can be utilized, is very modest man, saying that he did not want to bring his discovery before the public until he had fully demonstrated that it would do all he claimed for it He says that the cost of his furnaces will be only nominal snm--that they will be within the reach of everyone who owns quartz ledge, while the amount of oil consumed every twenty-four hours will not exceed S2 The Doctor has every conf ,ence in bis discovery, and declares his alii- ivy to furnish fuel for voyage of one of the Panama steamers to and from Panama, for the insignificant sum of S20O, while the en- tire quantity will not weigh to exceed twenty five tons. He further says that at an expense of s per day he can run furnaces that will s,nelf one ton of ore every thirty minutes. 1T only one half of what is claimed can be accomplished, the discovery win prove one of mcalculable advantage to the mining in- tere,t, of the Pacific Coast, and will create q revolution in steam travel throughout the world. Srn Fraacisco Alla.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-18

--.. ,. Brig. Gen, C. S 4. Hon. r. A. WALEEN, "> Coamissioaer gf Igiiaa AE4iy4 PIMA aHD MAmcoPA RESERVATION.
 s... Sscaton, \. f. October l6, 1872
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-18
SUMMONS.
IS TIE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL l District, laynpai County.
 Joseph Aron. plaintiff


 Jussrb Aron plaintiff
 
 IANfsscs C. GFay. CAATss F.. Hitchcock & Robert toe. ,@i- -s<iiHsx
 Action brssfAi f th- District Court of the Third Judi cal brs, n and for the county of Ysvspa n the Ter ritory @f Ariyosa
 Tk TrrriioTV of .trisogrs s>af grsetnO Lavr.ne. 't GSay, Chssi-s b. Hitchcock and Robert C.a. dsf<a~ dnut.
 f0n are hereby Insss1 sad r-5,Fed n sppear in action brought azaps, you by the f-s sAs.sd plaintiff h ihs District Court of the Thrj Judicial District in znd Tor ihs county m lavapai. the Territory of Arzous and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of Court ai Prescott In said county Ca ropy of which piant accompanies this suinmons) within twenty days "xclusiye oi the day of ssrvic-) after the service upon you "i this summons f served in this county; but if rrved out of inc county and within this district thea within thirty days: n all other cases forty dayL And yon hereby notified that if you fsl appear and answer ths complaint above required the psintH will take judgment by default aganst you for the ninsis-u hundred hr two ant 6 100 dollars in gold coin e sJi 6l0Ol and interest thereon asked for tho complaint herein 10 which reference s hereby made Asd costs and disbursement. in this behalf expended Given under my hand the seal af tho sad District Court a, Prescott, ihis 3s, day of December ls72.
 ianll9 li-s Eh. W. WELLS Clsys.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
Our BGslilN Infir.nifies.

Ply scal infrmities are the lot of all Nil
is uniformly in perfect health. Much, however,
OF the sickness and suffering which render life a
burden to so many OF our fellow beings is due to
carelessness and neglect. mighty antidote to
the leading causes of disease has been provided
1t is ais harmless as tits efficient. No poisonous
drug enters into its composition. 1t is an unde-
fled stimulant, tonic and aporient, of which
every ingredient is vegetable. This unexcep-
tionable preventive and restorative medicine is
not ga new thing under the sun" Hostetters
world quarter of a century; and it is not too
much TO aver that thousands, aye, tens of thous-
ands are now using it who would have been in
their graves years ago had they not been strength
ened and sustained by this wholesome stinlu-
lant The rapidlty with which minor ailments
often become, when neglected. obstinate disens-
es is well known. This tonic is famous for the
immediate check which it gives to these breeders
of deadly disorders. The sensation of languor,
the sick headache, the nervousness the ndispo-
sition to eXertion the nausea, the confusion OF
BRAIN the physical debility which are intended
to premonlsh us of the approach of serious dan
ger, are invariably removed by n few doses of the
Bitters. The fame of the preparation as genu-
me specific for dyspepsia, bilious complaints,
maarious fevers, rhumatism and chronic debl-
ty, is rs wide as the world; and in these days of
Infamous charatansn. when fierce cathartcs,
that rob the invalid of the last remnants of his
strength, are advertised as invigorants (D, it
is indeed blessing to mankind that Hostetter :
Stomach Bitters are everywhere procurable, and
everywhere popular.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
Special Notices.

In this changeable climate nothing is more
important than dry feet; health and life depend
on it, therefore buy CABLE SCREW WIRE
Boots and Shoes-ne leak or rip
Not every one can be President, but all can
buy SILVER TIPPED Shoes for their children
and thereby lessen their Shoe bills two thrdss
For Sale by all Dealers.
Holioway's Pills. These Pills alone, among
all the medicines in existence, possess the prop
erty of cleansing and regulating the bowels and
purifying the animal fluids without depressing
either body or mind. Sold IS Maiden Lane n.
Y.-Price. % cents per box. Ask for new style;
the old is counterfeited
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
MARRIED.

At Dutch Flat, December 90 1872, by James
Jameson, j. p, Frederick Dillon to Matilda
Lantgraf.
At Dutch Flat, January 1st, 1873, by Rev. G..
d. Pinneo Charles +. Moore to Ida McLure.
At Cofax January lst, by N. r. d. Traphagen,
j. p, Louis McCombs to Eliza Snyder
Near Lincoln, January 7th, by Rev. J. J..
Cleveland William Foster to Missouri A. Hery-
ford.
At Lincoln. Placer county, Jan. 7th, 1873, by
Rev. Father Kelly at the residence of the brides
father, jeremiah Keleher to Lucy Jane Purcell
Lucy, you and your chosen husband have our
earnest wishes for long, prosperous and happy
welded life
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

ARM AMPUTATED. Willis Jones, of Forest Hill,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the end of his umb of while
hunting some four weeks ago and bad the wound
improperly dressed, had the arm amputated be-
Tween the wrist and elbow, at Sacramento, on
sunday last. About a week after the wound was
INST dressed erysipelas set III, and Jones went to
sacramento and placed himself under the care
OF DR.. Nelson Great pains were taken to save
'he ann, but finally it had to be removed, as above
stated We learn with regret, from gentleman
VINO saw Jones on Wednesday, that he is not do
ing well, though in the end he will probably re-
cover
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

VOCAL MCsIc-Professor H. L. Foster has
Y.5aAzad singing class in town. the first lesson
81 Which was to be given at the school house last
,Su'- n preliminary meeting was held on Tues
0ly evening" at which the singing and statement
ID 'he objects and intentions of Mr.. Foster We're
e'! satlsiac' ory, and some TWEEN y persons then
''s'stered as members of the class The class
".l meet on Friday evenings of each week at the
,'"ooI-house for twelve weeks, and the tuition
''' 'he term is five dollars. We have plenty of
'oV'u musical talent in Auburn, and here is
'A"Ace to train and improve it,
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

c,ruo11c-Rev. Father Kelly VIII hold Divine
,.;.o II, the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
third Sunday in each month at the Ssq"i hour'
Me. CHURcH.-Rev. Edward E. Dodge wil
.,-ooch at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Au-
tnrn every Sunday at 10: 80, A. NJ, The Sab
,..h School will commence at II: 30, P. N.
DUrcH FLAT NJ E. CHuRcH.-Seryiees will be
,old at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Dutch
Flat every Sunday at 10: 80 A. NJ, and at PM.
Nat Gold Run at q 80, P. NJ Rev. G. u.
Pnneo Pastor
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

va" LAW FIEM.-ln our new advertisements
=. Today 1t will be seen that Gen. 10 Hamilton,
y Norton and w. H. Bullock have formed a
so-par'neTship and are now ready to attend
"4 classes Of legal business in all the courts
r 'Ne otate and the Sacramento Land Office
A4uilne the card and if you get or are likely to
'A'o legal entanglements hunt up the Office
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
O. w. HOLLENBECK, Treasurer

LOST AN AEM.-Henry Barton, breakman
freight train, had his right arm and hand
both crushed at Secret town. in this county, on
Monday night In jumping from the cars, to
help wood, before they had stopped, he fell, his
arm reaching over the rail- and two car-wheels
passed over it. The arm was amputated near
the shoulder, at Sacramento and he is doing well
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
JUST RECEIVED,
Lowest Cash Prices.
TWO GOOD RANCHES FOR SALE.
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN!

TINIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
/ at u Bargain two Good Ranches, some Fine
Work Horses, 10 head of Cattle, 2l5 head of
Goats turning Cashmere, two Wagons besides
Harness Plows, Harrows, and all the implements
necessary for carrying on the business To
be sold separately or together.
One of these ranches situated four miles from
Lincoln, contains 400 acres of fine agricultural
and grazing land. On this place is Large Or
chard and Vinegar !, at present heavily laden
with fruit; also excellent
SPRING OF FRESH WATER.
Which furnishes an amply supply for rrigating.
The house, barn and improvements are in excel
lent condition
The other ranch, three miles from Lincoln.
contains 520 acres OF good land, heavily tmbered
and well improved. On this place is so acres OF
Summer Fallow ready for the seed.
For particulars apply to JAS. Walsh, Lincoln,
on the premises.
Parties desiring to purchase can do so by pay
ing one-fourth down and giving good securityfor
the blance.
se7-tfl PETER FRICHETT.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

Fatal RESULT Cahill, who had his foot
crushed at Rockin, some time ago. by the cars,
died in the railroad hospital last week from the
effects of the wounds and the amputation. He
leaves a wife and several small children at Rock
lin, in very limited circumstances.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

CALL AND SETrLE.-by card in another col
umn it will be seen that parties knowing them
selves to be indebted to John Mcbride, merchant
at Rattlesnake Bar, had better call and settle at
once and save costs.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

NOTARY PUBLIC Governor Booth has ap-
pointed Wm. b. Story of Colfax Notary Public
to reside at Colfax. Story is a good business
man and will make good officer.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
Il Rnlofson's Gallery without stairs. y ASCENT
IN THE ELEVATOR, 4Z9 Montgomery street, San
Francisco
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
Mrs. Z. ADRIAN, Proprletress.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,

TNHIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
l. house has been recently re-ftted and re-fur-
nished, and offers superior accommodations to
both regular and transient customers. The
rooms are neat, clean and furnished with excel
lent beds, while the table is furnished Mt ali
times with the best the market affords. BY
careful and constant attention to the wants and
comforts Of my customers hope to merit and
receive LIBERAL share OF the public patronage.
jel-72-myJ MRs. E. ADRIAN
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

LOCALS IN BRIEF.-At iowa Hill, on Wednes-
day last, John Manuel was instantly killed while
working in the Casco Claims, by cave of the
cement. -. Church & Jones will furnish music
andgve dance at the American on next Wednes-
day evening. ... Some thirsty chap placed a
strip Of mourning on the door Of the Gem" on
Sunday morning last, because it was closed in
obedience to the Code About half our
saloons closed last Sunday .... The Placer VS..
Railroad new tax suit is set for hearing in the
Supreme Court next Tuesday "Colla Jay,
taningo' and the "saponoceous' editor that
gives them space, are wanted at Stockton. ......
Ihe weather isnow extremely pleasant. 49,. The
walls of Worsley's new stone building are now be-
lhs taken down by the Crssman boys \
Pleasant charade party met at the residence OF
Nh Reamer on Thursday evening last
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

ALrAIFA.-That this III the end is to be the
chief cul tivated grass of California, seems to
admit of hut little doubt; but whether 1t can be
made to take root and thrive and grow peren
nially the dry and rocky ridges of the foot
hills and uplands of this section of the State, is
the all-important question for the people of this
county. We tried it last season on about as
rocky ridge and as poor soil as can be found.
That which We irrigated little is alive and now
coming out nice and green. IN spots that had
no water at ALL it seemed dead in the Fail, but
now some of even this proves to be alive and is
sending forth green leaves. Judge Fitch also
Experimental with it last season, and feels conf
dent chat if properly seeded it will take hold and
live On our hills without irrigation, yielding
some two crops in the season. or be Of equal
value for pasturago. If the roots can once pen
trae moisture in the dryest time of the first year
it must be ever after safe, and to yield
double or treble the provonder Of the natural
grasses We think these experiments would JUS
lify our farmers and stock men in trying 1t in a
small way the coming season, and II WI be time
to put in the seed i'll about three weeks.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11
BORN.

At Dry Creek, five miles from Auburn, Jan. 8,
1873, to the wife Of Eugene Calvin, daughter.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-11

Or1cKsILvER MINE.-Wm G.. Greene. of the
famous cold mine here, has been below and up
10 the vicinity of the Geysers in Sonoma county,
and located 5000 feet Of ledge of clnnabar
which is believed to be very rich in quicksilver.
Mr. Greene and Mr. L. White, an old quick
silver miner, traced the ledge for the 30O0 feet,
taking specimens of the groupings, that showed
them to be, on tests by an expert IN San Fran
cisco, from twenty-five to thirty five per cent ore.
Specimens of sixty and seventy per cent ore
could have been selected, but those taken were at
random for the whole length. The claim was
At once located and men set to work on it. Mr..
Greene believes the claim will be of vast value
in the near future. Besides Messrs Greene and
White it will be seen that others of our Auburn
people are among the locators. The Sonoma
Dmocrat of the 4th inst has the following on
this subject
MIR William c.. Greene, the owner Of a valu
able mining property in Placer county, near Au-
burn arrived in Healdsburg on Saturday even
iug last by the train. Bright and early next
morning in company with Il. White, he took
the road 10 The Geyscls, which they followed
until within about SIX miles # that place. They
there left the road and descended the eastern
slope of what is known as the Hogs Back, and
located the above named mine Among the To-
Gators are A. G. Peachy, Michael Hawkins James
DAILY Inslee X Joseph of San Francisco, Hub
bard & Andrews bankers of Auburn, Clay
Greene, the discoverer Il White and William G.
Greene the locator. There three thousand
feet in the mine and Mr. Greene considers the
discovery of great value. A specimen of the
croppings was left here. If there is deposit OF
the same character there can be no question OF
its value. man was put to work. and Mr..
Greene will at once return and put on sufficient
force to test promptly the value of his discovery
From his well known energy and success as
miner there is no doubt that he will make things
lively in that locality if he Is sufficiently encour
aop6 rs his work procoe1S -