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NATURES REn.Lu4.
IVEEETYN =.
sIht CRtkT Blood PuRlnEa~ =

NEGETINE is made exclusively nom Juice, ul
carefully selected barks, root. and he RIBS. lad
so strongly concentrated that it will cEcytuSI5,
eradicate II ON the system eyerr faint Of Scr ofu-
lss. ScrOf01Ous ~ nmor, Tumors, Cancer,
CA"c~rous humOr. Ery.ip~Ia.. salt
Rheuns. syphiIific Diseases, ankle r,
Raintn~ss at the stOns ac n, and all me dis
= nti.a ms atory and Chronic Rh~umati.m
Neuralgia, s-out and spinal Gompiaint.
can only be- edeCtuallY cured thorugh the blood.
For ir~rs and EruptiNe disea.es Of ,hc
skin, Possules. lsimpl~s, BlOrChes, BoiI..
letter, sCa1dnesAd and Hing worm NEut-
TINE has never failed to effect a permanent CURE
For Paine Ina the Back, II idney tom
plants, Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leu,
corrh0a- arising from internal liberation. Aat
uterine diseases aud General DEBILITY y f.,
ETlNE acts directly upon the causes OF thr-r
complaints. 1t invIsorates and strengthen tt.r
whole systenl acts upon the secretigc organ. Fl.
lays inHamatlon, cures liberation and regulate.
the bowels.
For altar ria. Dyspepsia, Habituai Cos
ache, Piles, Nervousness. and General
prostratIon OF the NervOu. System, no Iur.,l-
H;nc has ever given such perfect sats. action Sc
the NEGEIlNE. II purIles the blood, ce4u-e-
all the organs, and possesses controlling power
oyer the Nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected BY NEGETINf
have induced many physicians ana apohccar.r-
whom we Know to prescribe and use II IN their uNu
families.
In fact yEGETINE is the best remedy vet tj--
cove red for the above dtrcase-, and Is the GA f,
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER vet placed
before the public.
Prepare 10y II H. STEW EMS. Boston. Ma
b Price si.e1. sold By all Druggist.
ia
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legal Notiees.

pD TiIf Ho\. Jude ct Probate with ami f,r
Il the County ~ Hancock
Ihr rrlrfsisu.i. Willow Il John fftriturust.
Isle 81 srorksvilr In said tnunty. dercI-.,l. w.
sPcciiulit TrTrr- ent-. that said irrct-,al dicl
Vn.---sei "f Personal Es.afc. an Inventor, uf
whtsh hiss been duiv rsturucd into the Probate
bf.cr that her circumstance render 10 necessary
thai -he stuui have more ui aid Personal T. tate
thsn she r. cafitlrd O. = IL tub1tian thsrrtf.
~hc therefore pTav- that your Honor would grant
her such Allowance out 81 said Personal Estate.
a m Your discretion ypu may determine nrrrs-
sary ana proper. an Tor The appointment; pt Com
uissiouer- u sst out her power Ia -aii E,tatr.
CATHERINE LIMHI RNER.
tN.Wor.h, : 1T. -. lS,S.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCoCk. ss.-CouI; of Probate. sept Term,
\ H.. I-.i.
Upon the foregoing Petition. oHpEEip.-That
SAID widow gave public nnticc to nj persons IT,
tcr"-tci, hy causing copy OF this order Ia bc
published three week suCcrs>iyCly tn the Els
worth American, a newspaper published In is
worth, m -Ili County, that they may appear At a
Court "f Probate for SAIL County io b. held at
Buchin, on the 1T Wednesday OF November
ncNt,at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon aud shcw
cause, II any they have, why the same should
not be granted.
JwIl' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest Geo. \. DYER. Ec2tstcr.
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TO THE HON. Judge Of Probate for the County
i oil Hancock.
The undersigned. " low OF Bcthucl salisbury
late OF Eden, an said County. drtiea-ct. respect
fully c~fnts that saiI doCcA-cl died pos-e-.
e'i Of Personal Estate, an Inventory 81 which
has been luy returned into the rrobat. Once .
that hey rircgm.tAnre render u necessary Thar
she should have more ot -ttd Personal tstate than
she l. entitled to- on distribution thereof: abe
therefore prays III AZ yput Honor would grant her
such alIn~ancc Uut OF aid Personal Estate. A. IN
Your discretion you may d,t'rminc necessary and
proper
EtIIAutrH I. ~NIsHIRr
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At . Court Of Probate holden At Ellsworth. VITA
In aud for the County OF Hancock. ON the "a
Wednesday of september, \. -. l~7t.
At IA r.. FREEMAN Admini,tlairix upon
II Tie Estate ~ Dcp. u Freeman, ate OF TIE.
mont, III sand County, deceased, having present
ed her LIT account Of Administration upon SAID
estate Tor Probate:
oRpERED-Thai The said Adminislratrix give
notice thereof To all persons Interested by c.u-.
ing copy "f this Order T. be published thire
weeks surrc--iv.ly Iu the Ellsworth American
printed IA Ellsworth. ihlt they iH ~ appear al
fruhat, 60. Sd G. Boo lfit o -N"f.r. "a The I
Nc'Inc-'its %. i'u l = ...y C4r q ID ti,r
forenoon and shos clI-r 1t 4uy tlvy have nn,
tnt ssIEc huLd MT be allowed.
SNit' rAkhEk II-t IA .IuBs.
\ iru" Copy -Atic-l ttO. ). ~ EE i.rgl-te..
ViiE >tB>CEIBLR hereby gave, public uoiicr
/ L. al cone. nod That ar as b.cu dul} AZ.
pointed, AMI has ia~eu upon himself. The ts-. ~
an Admin trg;us ut lie E>tttc cot
JpnN MI kfiih, isle OF Iiu k-p.ri
IN thr County Oi Han uCh i.aburrI deceased
by giving bond u lhr Las Directs, Ice lDyfct,Ie
requests al persons who are lu4eufci e. tH- aid
dccVA-rts estate, Ia mAAc Immediate payment.
and those who nave amy demands thereon to
exhibit line came Tor settlement
SAMUEL T.. HALL.
September 10, Ie.J Jw4I
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ORTIZ AMERICAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER %,
--S COLUMN.
DAUCHY .

-- ALI lone Agent in four
aaas, svs..., of 4l2s0. selling Brv ants ii E.
,cveHL Song; s10in one week on The
~ s usne ms Manual, by Miss Beecher 4
Naw unn. oav live man or woman can have an
Mrs s,o,: FORD & CO., n. Y, Boston, Chics-
.'"' raQcisc0. "a
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"a NJ p I'D ORR n E.

| Greatest discovery OF the Age for the relief Il
= of Rheumatism, chronic and acute, Sprains.
tuises, Pain In Chest, Rack, or Limbs Stiff oints
strains. Glandalar SweliIngs, determinations. Neu
ralgia, Buntons, Catarrh, &c. Will not grease or
stain the most delicate fabric. which makes IL
luxury IN every family. Try 1t and be convinced
OF IT'S great merit. Price 25 cts. per bottle REt-
BEN IIOlT pfppf, 20S (srrenwtch-st. y Y. tw1t
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TO
BOOK
AGENTS

Nothing neeo be said about these books Everybody
knows they will outsell all others, and wise agents
once to AMERICAN PUBLISHING Co Hart
ford Conn. I'd
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Tn. undersigned having rebuilt their steam
Mil. and put therein. a variety of and i'm
proved Machinery. notify the building and repair
ing public that they do
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01
HOME MATTERS.
PEPPER AND SALT.

There is very little perfect happiness In this
wsrld except, perhaps. in the peanut businsss.
Oar name. Bssuus, has become . hsa.shsld
wsrd in .l.s county. AID is pretty we'll known
smoas the nswsPspe.s Of the state. About the
only place where it 10 net we'll known IL in the
psuitsntisry aud 10 the sslsols, aad ~ DO nv.
know hsw sosn We will get returns i.,a them.
In every family rome pct object has the name Of
Bssmas cats. dsss, sheep. goats. calves, rab ito,
pigeOns, ducks, sssss sad Guinea heas .rs called
Bsenas. Bat the lsst straw that brok. the ear.
sl's back happsnsd lest Saturday. when Hen.
Wn. Rsdiick bought Of Mr.. ]. n. Center his
we'll knswa thoroughbred Poland Ckisa boar.
vested a. plain pig fer pork, he may ds, bat
beyond this W esrnst vsuch for hin -. Frank
s~ss.ser sni Jesse Disksy have got home from
Texas. We annsusssd when they went away
that they were 70 Be ssss foar wesks, ssA thcsyh
they got hsns three weeks 49,, " sesld not 20
Asek On our nssiss I'D icy they haa rssura.d
satil the fsur wssks we're sp. They diia'. b,
ths state Of Tsxss - - were LED ~ believe.
They did act do is tsssAas 81 he lack Of lney,
o. they h.d s.sssh - pa,ssa" that s.i tie
Calf Of Mexico. WITH Gaia thrown 10. They
were discouraged tsssass ,he stats 10 sai,ksr
whitswsshsd or fenced 10. They object - ,hs
people who stir their ssfss with rsvsl,srs, pix
their teeth with so~is.tuivss. Ast ,ssy sllss.
shsts fer nssk tte. Every Other bsass 10 fall Of
hslibrssd w%a~>-SaN sissss AID A~it AsEis-a
--ssd the. ~s~sp % .'ossd With loaded sA,'
suss I'D ssss ssrsna ~ ~ aAt,, -, To-
suly sdussli.s, issslfiossss ssd ,sAseA.s> Ne
10 sxAitissa ;. Ne ss.Ts sAAsA ~si in n ,",s
Aal roAai q, ssAd oa ~ plsisG w. nssi' ,ct
in the Frc3 I,Sier shN sas ~I;,ss u ssrN .
there ~ 50 seesre gene. The t,srs hW =, \
the ss.iss. ADD had rsssvsd " ,hs ssck O. H..
rassM. The only s'hsr ss.s MAT .bouoisi w.,
3 card monte, old sl.iss aoi dssls With bsw's.
knive. At two paoss. They topped sa hsN .
Galveston. susiress balm, d"'i ana travel. 4.
few, they we're placed in reio witt 90 oi y
fellows. They get HON. AZ 60 = ~ possible. ho
An improvement on.the popule wear Of "gs to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01
WE HAVE TRIED

THE GREAT CoUoH RsNRpY-Nsrsden's Pccteral Balm 10
considered by all WAC hays tl,t II the na Of medt-
cal discoveries. Testimonial. pour Ia from AL classes e1
pressing the gratitude of the thousands who have been 70.
hevsd and cned Want OF space prevents publish ne In
detail the many cares It has effected Physicians Il
In daily practice. A. the hcst cXpscoran known and
atngly recommend to their patients In Bronchial diseased
The Propoorcsn With the greatest certainty affirm that
oil the facts state. with respect to The efficacy OF this
tss remed, ay established In every class oil caes for
which lie recommended bya body of evidence which will
carry conviction to IN" most skcptca mind and the
cine ahosg Oh highly cectss In ito remedial character is
tho highest degree Innocent IN its composition and nay
taken with greet ssnet by tho most dscat- Marssns Pee.
o,s Barn h. purchased from all gruyc,ts At 20 cent,
snail, or One Dollar large bottles. inns ,y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01
The Matie>c" Nsr.ion AT Springfield Des.
uoled Dy Fire,

Ola Tuesday eveD'ng 81 this week the stately
arr tesutiful mansion. erected some wears ago
at Springfield, III this stste, by Ex-Governor
Joel \. Matteson, was destroyed by fire.
"The tire" says a despuch to the Chicago
papers, was discovered at s'c,ock, and. before
the arrival OF the engines, the building was past
salvation. The handsome furniture books and
works OF art were food tor the Il mes, which
soon broke out from every window and mounted
to the turres. The eifJr of the firemen were
futile, aud .ttentioa Was directed IN prevent the
greenhous., barns aud outside property from
catching. Ali Springfield was congregated, in
the bitter cold, to witutss the destruction OF the
most elegant structure in hs city. Some little
furniture was saved. A iiie-slzed statute of
Douglas lay p-oserAts in the s'sw Tn, origin
of the cow grafton is not pO-itisely known.
Some attribute it to ineandiarlsm. but the pre-
pouderance OF evidence IS in favor OF the theory
that it caused by the heat!n, apparatus
Governor Mattason vas in CaiciCo nj his son.
in-law, K. E GooJel, to WI - building
belonged, in New York. Me- Z Jodsll had ar
rived froa Chic,g ago on thu evening train, and
was at a friends house when the Destruction o.
her own began. The building cost $3.50 00(
some fourteen year. ago, and the furniture wa
valued at $4,000, tho total loss being sbou
1920 000 1t was insured Tor SiJ eco in tn
Cairo agency OF 5 ffori, Muna 81 Ii ,niee.
The building was regarded INTELLECTUALLY a
xchef dourre, and while there may bs others il
the state more costly, thsre is not believed TO b.
another private IN lrl-ioa In the state that. ia al
its appointments, could hive been called it
equal. The destruction OF thi, noble m sion /
felt with the more pain at 0ra'Yl because 1t
present owner Was, uatil after attainIug hi
manhood, resident of this cry wnere he still
has hosts OF worn personal friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01

The new Chief of the Sandwich Islands
who fills the place Of the deceased Ksmeham
cha as Regent, is Yankee by the nHme o.
Elisha II. Allen, who has long been Chief
Justice in the Islands. He was formerly q
leading lawyer In Bangor, Name, and at one
time represented his district in congress. but
was finally defeated by Hannibal Hamlin.
After this he went to the Sandwich Islands As
Consul, and has been there ever since. There
have heretofore been Yankee Lords and Prin.
cesscs, but never before Yankee King, and,
IS he has filed the Office OF Chief Justice for
many years with credit 10 himself, We hope
that King Allen |. and his excellent lady,
Queen Mrs. Allen, may ind their regency de-
velopcd into ful-blown royalty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01
List Of Patents.

The following patents were issaed from III.
US. Patent Offcs to citizens Of Illinois for tn,
week ending Jan. 7, 1873. Rsportsd for the
FREETRADEn BY Alexander 4 ksson, solicit
tors OF patents, COS Seventh street, Washington
D. c.:
Shade and Draft Blower for trn,es-F, No
Carthy, Chicago.
Spring Bed Botton-.J L. S.ssnb. Chicago.
Pa,.meat-M Z. Morroll, Mshnssth.
Plow-Wn. NJ. W.,ssA, Tonios.
Steam Bell Rinesr--JOsl West, Qsincy.
RH-lssUHs.
Seed sepsrator--W. J. Walker. Dorsst.
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1HE LION AND THE BEAR The cable des-
patches during the psst week give omewhN
between the Bitish Lion aud tn. Russian Bear.
The trouble grows nut Of the everlasting East
err q lestion," Ru--i., be'-g forbidden to pc nee
upon Cons'an'inople, having shown DISPOSITION
TO trench 60 Brti1.. claim. r khiva. For years
Russia has hesn extending her couquests in
Asia ~ IN -outhw.r until .hs has reached the
borders OF ;Le Briti-h posse'sions, and now find.
1t necessary 20 trench upsr them to secure her
com IN unicstious further sssrh. TIE British
Lion srosls AK .in,t iais, gu the Russian Bear
show, no Z pos, ton TO retreat. A war between
EH gland and Ru.s- would necessarily draw in.
70 It's Inoshe- most of 'ue Eur pean powers.
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Six big girls handed together the other day
and thrashea IN Iowa schoolmss.sr 70 severely
that no had n have doctor.
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rss r~.ii.,,ve Fsr.ers Club NJ sprins4sls
nave rt.ss- al rsqssst to Gov. Bsvsritse 10
appo,ns 10. ..tm.rs sn too B-sr4 OF RAilrsst
aud w,,sAous, Com nissiose-ss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01

DIED--yse notorious sristooSats Fssp.-.
l,s Il sAi1 IL, c,nsod zach squshbls III she
Board ot Eae.rvi.ors, died on ssnd'y evening
AT
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HsIn advertisement.


" VI. W y Ekss, At,orrcy At Law and solicitor in
taSa. Illinois. fehl,I3-y
VI " r,~I'HIvS. NJ. H.. Physician ard esi
" svon. Ouu. over eudck rllsa. store east OF Court
House :, i.ace North of Washington Square. aug313
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01

The average Ne. iolk Or Washington City
jenkins description Of fancy bail Is It best in
sirld, aud to mos, persons ns.uil xless and sxs.
cradle. The folio sing in thlt line f,sm the
Pulaski Team tttia.a, however, is ~ fresh and
exhilsrst,as ~ it Is dslicste:
Next We gaze on the lovely Miss A. B., l..
petite flls = p!surs de Elauesis. The perfection
of art. the ne plus ultra Of decoration. was
reached 10 the elaborate 'Ht 1p' of this sweet
vsndersr from the skv' Her ersss vas made Of
r.nes.oelorsd muslin dslaise, with white fix.
urss elsbor',sIy lOopsd snd s~ br oidsrsd wish
artificial flowers. Her hair wai s,upeniousy
puffsd snd trizzlsd. and horti.uliar.llI s,rIsxed
with sunAowers did up with dah!iss seppsd il
dew"
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NOTICr.-rsr,

No'rICr.-Esrir.n Dg,s..,,
~ Notice is hereby gives, i p - cur
Or the last will and zee gmrrr ~ = fr,. ,ftba
county OF La Sale 81: o N,ino, a. ,rre,r
efors No County Court 0f So: "oul 81 'tori.v
tsetns the 18th dayl % nsrch 'sS ~ ~ Con- qorr in o..
ta~s In said couay, ster @'5 where al p. r.,in,
claims sr1emgEds aS,nst IA ,'ta- ad Il, ,itnd q
PreseDt the sane in viii1 for 5u6'u.nt
Hste1 this 2lst day a. J.opary A. y. 1873.
WILLIAM KCN"it.
e"'s" IN'Cutsr,
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Coz MY t~-PAPERs.--A report has been
put III ,.rc1I-'Iun that there nrs bat dean news.
paper pusii.ted Ia L. 5 lie county. Thi. i.
dos our couuty .r..t irjustce,--,he report,
not ID" newspapers. W. have il, hot eourtir g
the law. hrpnL'io.H. s, foll0~.: Wsnous
Mdsy Venom. Iri5Uqc, Tonic. L4caS, s,reato.
Noatter, L. Sal; Press Peru W'raM. M.ndot
B,iAe.t1 S'eIidsn HerS Litter. Tiiiinvtsn Eq.-r
prise, Esr!,iie Gase,i<, E.r'vi'le 1yaasafp.
Nat..illes .idUsr.jHr, tho WocheaJ.ap, Rep,h,i
can. and Loaf, bu, Of o"nT-e the newspaper 81
the county, the FREE TRADER i1 all ft+<n
Perhaps one or TOO PIPER. .hould no. be count
&c, in Wen,na AMI NJ !iustou, each Of .hese
towns being DIVIDED ~ be county Inns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01

sg- Tic Highest r,ic2 pa 't or Goods ,eS. -xs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-05-31

A DocToR's DIARY.-A pocket diary
has been picked up in the street and is
now in the finders possession, awaiting
an owner. From the following extracts,
it appears the loser was a medical man
"Kase $50, Mary An Perkins. Bisnes,
wash-woman. Sikness in her he'd. Fis-
ik sum blue pills soaperifk, age g.
Ped me one dollar, l kuarter bogus
Mind / get good kuarter and make her
tax mo fisk.
Kase 23l, Tummes Krinks, Bisnes, Nj
rishman. Lives with Paddy Molouny
whot keeps a dray-Sikness, digg in the
ribs and tow black eyes. Fisk to drink
my mixter twict day of sasiperily bere
and jellop, and fishile, with asifcdity to
make 1t taste fsiky. Rubbed his face
with kart gresc liniment, aged 80 years OF
age. Drinked the mixter and wuddnt
pay bekase it tasted nasty, but the mix
ter'll work his innards, | reckon.
Kase 232, Old Misses Boggs. Amt
got no bisnes but plenty of money. Six
nes awla humbug. Cav her some of my
celebrated 'Dipseforikon,' which she sed
drank like cold tee-wioh it was too
Must put somethink in il to make her
feel six and bad. The Old Wommen has
got the roks."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-05-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
u. -. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
s PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
MAY 9Th. 1879.

MAY 7th, 1873.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN Wv. Wilson, +. Wilson, A. Shaft
er, r. 4. Rowland, A. Walker, William
Lucas and ID. Culver, whose Postoffice
address is junction City, Trinity Coun-
ty, California, have made application for
patent for the following described Gold
bearing Placer Mine, situated in Oregon
Gulch Mining District, Trinity County,
State of California, and known as the
Mount Morensis Placer Mine, and more
particularly described in the plat and
field notes on file in this office as follows,
viz:
Commencing at a post in mound of
earth with pits and trenches, marked ID.
V. and Mt. NJ, from which the corner
common to Townships Nos. 81 and 33 N,
r. Nos. s and 8 West. NJ. ID. b, and NJ,
bears S. 65o36'E. S4243 chains distant,
said post being the 10th established cor
ner in the survey of the Dolly Warden
Placer Mine thence S 72oE2600 chains
to Black Oak Tree 50 inches in dame
ter marked ID. V. and NJ 7. NJ. being
the 9th established corner in the survey
of the Dolly Warden Mire; thence S350
El2.20 chains to a post in II mound OF
earth with pits and trenches, marked
NJ. T. NJ. thence S.390 W3S.27 chains to
White Oak Tree marked NJ. 4. NJ. for
corner; thence N430 W24.50 chains 20 "A
post in a mound of rock marked NJ. L.
NJ. thence n .34o WlS.00 chains to IL
post in a spring of water with mound Of
rocks marked NJ. T. NJ. thence N.150E
1853 chains to nutpine tree marked NJ
T. NJ. Fur corner; thence S600 El3.30
chains to post in mound OF earth, on
the western boundary Of the Dolly Var
den Placer Mine marked NJ. L. NJ. for a
corner; thence S.loE4.96 chains to and
closing on the starting corner Of the
claim. Said survey containing 155 9-l0O
acres-from which deduct the area of
Calahan's Garden, containing 4 33-10O
acres situated in said survey leaving
$50 76-100 acres in said claim. The
survey of SAID Garden being described
in the plat and field notes as follows =
Commencing at post in mound of earth
situated So w S.S4 chains distant from
the starting corner of the claim, running
thence N76oE $50 chains to post in
mound Of earth for n. Il. corner; thence
S230 Il 7.44 chains to post in mound OF
earth for S. T.. corner; thence S79oW
$50 chains to a post in a mound of earth
for S. w. corner thence N30o30 w 1886
chains to the starting corner
The above survey locates said claim in
T 80 N X 10 West NJ d NJ, and bounded
on the North East by the Dolly Warden
Placer Mine on the South East by min
ing lands claimed by w. 5. Lowdcn and
public lands on the South West by pub
lie bands on the North West by public
lands on the North by mining lands
claimed by Wv. Wilson and A. Shatfer.
All persons holding any adverse claim,
the United States Land Office, at Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the
first day Of publication of this notice.
JNO. S. FOLLANSBEE,
myO-2m. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-05-31

A WoNDERFUL DoG.-If the following
story, told by the Nashua IN. H. Tele-
graph, is true, one may not wonder at
the loss of.population in That State, but
may ask, What is the use of population
when dogs know so much The Iete-
graph says that recently gentleman
connected with machineshop had occa
sion to visit storehouse situated some
distance from the main building of the
establishment. He discovered on search
ing his pocket, that he had left the key
on a nail over his bench, and having a
habit Of talking TO himself, spoke of the
f,ct, whercupon his dog who was at his
hee's, turned and suddenly disappeared
in the direction of the shop. The gentle
mans curiosity was aroused, so he sat
down on the door stone and waited with
patience for the animals return. 1t APP
pears that RoVcr went directly to bis
masters bench, jumped upon It, smelled
of several keys hanging on the wall, Sc
lected the right one and returned to bis
master, and appeared greatly pleased and
appeared greatly pleased and apparently
MS anxious for praise as boy would have
h ,nn seEe