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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-01

1t is that the Surveyor-General would
never lend themselves to so extend
the survey as to take in the 208, 900
acres, and without this the grant
would not be worth having.
is THIS TRUE, GENERAL sTRATToN ?
Representative of the Santa Bar
bara interest now claim that they
have the best of reasons for believing
that General Stratton, the new Sur
veyor-General, is about to locate the
tract in accordance with the wishes of
the spectators. They claim that he
has secretly sent a deputy surveyor
down to Santa Barbara to connect the
lines of the old Cooper survey with
the Government standard lines, so as
to be able to send on map and secure
the patent, in accordance with the
Act of June II, 1866. This they claim
is in direct violation of law, and can
not have been done with honest mo-
tives. One of these gentlemen called
on the SurveyOr-General on Monday
and asked if it was not true that a
Deputy named Freeman had gone to
Santa Barbara to connect the lines of
the Cooper survey with the Govern
ment standard lines. Mr.. Stratton
stammered awhile and seemed aston
ished that any one should have found
it out. Finally he said, confusedly,
that Mr.. Freenan had gone to look at
the country and take fish. The
clerks in the Office smiled at this.
subsequently, both Mr.. Robinson,
chief clerk, and Mr.. Hopkins, keeper
of the archives, admitted that Free
man had been sent down to complete
the swindling survey; that he had
been sent secretly, in violation of law.
kilograms were at once sent to Santa
Barbara, ,toWashington and elsewhere,
and it is believed it will only be nee
essary to present the history of this
remarkable case to the General Land
Office to prevent its consummation,
even though the Act of July Il, 1866,
is still unrepealed. Meanwhile, Gen.
Strottan would do well to explain
what particular reason he has for
sending u surveyor out of his office,
giving him no instructions that any
one can see on his books of record, and
then prevaricating about it when he
is caught.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-01
DR.. j. Il. STROM.

GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL COL.
" lege, at Augusta, Ca, can be found a.
II 'om No. o, over Hellman & Haas store, Los
Angeles, Cal. Jy2t-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-01
NOTICE TO PATRONS.

THE FOURTH REGULAR MEET
u ing of the l.. A. and :. r. District Coun-
Gil will be held in ANAHEIM on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF August, at 20 o'clock A. NJ.
TIOS. A. CAREY. w. NJ.
j. F. MARQUIS, Sec'y. jy30 td-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-01
G0ODkLL, NELSON & PERKI MS
STEAMSHIP LINES.

s%SS. The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
STEAMSHIPS Of this Line
Will sail regularly, as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-01
NOTICE.

HAvING DISPOSED or MY DRUG BUS
Ii inesS 10 w. p. Dooner. a druggist of sew
ertl years experience, take this oppomun-
ity OF thanking my old friends for their lib
eral patronage, aud request continuance of
the same at the old stand.
/. TFRRY.
Los Angeles, July 20. 1874 jy30 Ivy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-01

1t is that the Surveyor-General would
never lend themselves to so extend
the survey as to take in the 208,000
acres, and without this the grant
would not be worth having.
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Women's Prayer Temperance Move
ment,

Al a meeting OF leading New York
ciergymen. Monday. a committee was
appointed to devise a plan OF operating
against dram shops. At a meeting OF the
clergymcn of Providence, r. l.. it was
resolved that the moral power of the
Christian church should be brought to
bear against intemperance
At Columbus, Ohio, twenty-five liquor
dealers met and agreed 10 resist any at
tempts to persuade them to shut mp their
dram-shops. At Dayton, O., on Monday
the bands of praying women continued
the work. \ telegram says:
Great crowds surrounded the besiegels.
-Four dctachments marched from the church
il succession for saloons visited the first
day. They We're excluded from most
places, and received at the door with cold
courtesy. The women prayed and sung,
surrounded by a large crowd all day At
Hidlik'S beer saloon over one thousand
men and noisy boys accompanied them
and the street was blocked by vehicles
When the women ceased praying and
began singing they We're checred and
ieered and mnltiudes pushed into the bar
room for beer. Business there and else
where is rs great as during an ordinary
week, while at Hadlock's 4 mock PRAYER
meeting is going on in opposition. which
was continued when the women Went
there The drivers Of beer wagons were
pushed through the female detachments,
shouldering kegs of beer, which was drank
as fast as it could be delivered Billy
Martin invited the band into his billiard
room, elected the men, locked the door,
land politely informed the women that
they might sing and pray as long as they
liked Within three days five bars have
closed in Difference to public sentiment
without the intervention of the women.
There are many intoxicated men on the
streets, and the day closed with drunken
fight, in which 4 policeman was badly
pounded and four or five men arrested
The excitement increased hourly and APP
prehenSionS of disagreeable results are
felt.
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCR0FULA.
SCROFULOUS HUMORS,

If NEGE1INE will relieve pain cleanse. purify and
cure such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
health after trying different physicians, many RENE
you sufferer you be cured: Why is this
medicine performing snch great cures? 1t works in
the blood, in the circulating fluid 1t can be truly
called the Great Blood PURIFIER The great source
of disease originates in the BLOOD and no medicine
that does not act directly upon it, purify and
vate has any just claim upon the public attention
When the blood becomes teless and stagnant
either from change Of weather climate, want Of
exercise irregular diet from any other cause, the
NEGETINE will renew the blood carry off the putrd
humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels,
and mpart tone of vigor to the whole body. The
medical Profession, that the remedies SUPPLIED by
the VegefaJle Kingdom are more safe more success
full, in the cure of disease than mineral medicines.
1t is pleasant to take and perfectly safe to give
an infant. In Scrotnia, the NEGElINE has perform
ed wonderful cures, where many other remedies
have failed, as will be seen by the following unsolic-
tied stimouial
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
PAIN-KLIER.
Is 40. 1874.
Time TESTS The Merits If All THINGS.

THIRTY YEARS is certainly long enough rnit.
To prove the efficacy OF any medicine and that the
Pain IL Her is deserving Of all its proprrtoro claim
for il, is amply proved by the unparalleled POPULAR
ty il has attained 1t is sure and effective remedy
II is sold in almost every country in the world, and
it needs only TO BE- known to be priced, and its rrpu-
tation Medicine OF Great Virtue is fully and
permanently established. 1t is the Great Family
Medicine OF the age. Taken internally, it Dy~
EMERY, Cholera DiarrhHa, tramp and Pain in the
stomach, Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, or lndgeSion sudden Colds,
Sore Throat and Coughs Taken Externally it
cures Bruises, EoS, Felons Cuts, Burns, Scalas
Old Sores and >prains Swellings of the Joints
Ioothache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and Rhcu
matsm, thapped Hands, Frost Bitten Feet, SC.
Pain is supposed tobc the lot of us poor mortals
as inevitable DEATH and liable at any time TO come
upon Therefore, it is important that remedial
agents should br at hand to be used on emergency
when made 70 feel the cNcurciating agony Of
pain, or the depressing influences of disease, Such
dial exists in Perry Davis " Pain Killer" the
fame Vi which has extended over all the earth
Amid the eternal ices OF the Polar regions or be-
meath the iutolorablt and burning suns Of the trop
les it, virtues are known and appreciated And ly
it suffering humanity has ound relief from many OF
its ILL., The effect OF the Pain killer upon the pa
tient, when taken internally in case. OF Cough,
Cold, Bowel Complaint, Cholera, Dysentery, and
other affections OF lht system, has been truly
derlu and has Won for it name among medical
preparations that can never be forgotten, IT. sue
cess in removing pain. - an external remedy, in
eases of Burns. Erusr>, Sores and Sprains, Cut~,
StingS Of Insects, SC. ana other causes of suffering
haS secured for II tn" most prominent position
among the medicines Of the day. Beware OF coun
tcricits and worthless limitations Call Tor Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain kiAer. and take no other
~ sold by Druggists and Grocer-. +W=I4
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
There arc four hundred and four voters il,
v arJ Two. lhr largest ward in thr city.

There arc four hundred and four voters in
Ward Two. The largest ward in ihr city.
Mis- NmIIkrN'> LECTURE The closing
Iu.u,e. ut the l.Nrcum course. on Monday eve
u.n. Wa by : l.. Millikcn. Esq. and WAS one
r'lH BEST. ID not The best of the course. The
funr Was complm1ncd by large audience,
"ho>c attention he held during the hour and
Nat IN Which be described thai wonderful out
..ft>i at combined religious and military cnthu-
,'a>m H' which ct The clo>, OF the eleventh
waN Jar confined Christian nations Of west
itGrrr cndeavored 10 Wra>t Jerusalem ana
a ~nu7ehrr ri llr Saviour from the hands of
t' >t!aeca>-an3 the not les wonderful en-
HraNra which continued the effort for nearly
pop wears u q time when the highest religion,
.uI, rnioia.d ilglimHse 10 the holy ,rpulchr..
lanWi,d successor Of the good { aIiph lIaroun
h'>'!rt permitted outla@e- on The pilgrims
tnueh inoni>. religion. enthusiast after
"Hrd~ tn"N a. PETER lhr Hermit, was an eve
"Hh''~> oli he> Jtlo,iti., and procuring license
'i. lrlc. preached throughout ihri~lcndom
itHtV Expedition ii, drive out the ntidel>
n | 500 Elrnp- aiIn'-Hu -lne>~ Wa >u>-
rt..-t ltl mobiles. peasants. soldiers. and even
..ta.. i.,0..-i .it in allni,.~ to The holy war.
IS ~.ariol ila ,hr first crusade enlisted
.au political uten. Who persisted on the march
4n \trnl lh:I only 30,0o0 reached Jertl-
FISH th,~- a--mltcl The yity with desperate
.ut ai'~,iij> capture with such terrible,
->I..r'~ mat araunj ihr Mosque Of Omar. the
'', .H'>'',' AlNShl> went teiIork
..'.'' +" III , ''''fg''g victory and de-
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
Pills. Potions and PunEencies.

Ii is maintained that Richard III. was a Good
Itmplar. because he stopped King Ienry's
Bier
1t is rare thing that physicians give any
conference to medicine, the manufacture of
winch Is a secret. About the only exception
we Know OF is JOhnSOH'S InOdyne Linilnent
This. we believe, all endorse. and many of them
Use 1t in their practice with great success
MIS-. harrington says she gels up every morn
my at the Shrill carriOn of the chandelier.
Persons requiring purgatiyes or pills should
be careful what they buy. Some pills not only
cause gripping pains, but leave the bowls in il
torpid, costive state. Parsons P.ygatice Pills
will relieve the bowels and cleanse the blood
without injury 10 the system.
A gentleman who rather suspected some one
was peeping through the keyhole of his office
sause, and went home to find his wife had been
cutting wood and Il chip had hit her in the eve.
CAUTION In our changeable climate, coughs
colds and diseases ut the throat lungs and chest
will always prevail. Cruel consumption will
claim its victims. These Diseases if attended
to in time, can be arrested and cured. The
remedy is DR.. UIstar's Balsam Of VIA
Cherry.
The following anecdote was told by preach
e,rf, for fact: A preacher was praying, and in
ms prayer, he said, 81 pray thee Lord, to CIR:
tdu the power of the DEVIL Just then an old
u py in the congregation cried: eyes! Amen
rT God: Cut him tail right smack, smovt
ar 1ou OPEN TO CONVICTION? If so, you
canliot uouDt, from the testimony laid before the
public, that Hale's Honey Of Horehound ana
Iof VIII cure coughs, colds, and all controla
BILE diseases of the lungs and throat when nj
other pulmonics have failed. Crittcntons, eti
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
"You must be a quarresome fellow" said q
phrenologist to a man whose bumps he was ex
amining. "Say that again and I'll knock Vol
down." was the response.
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
Nominations by the Governor.

The Governor made the following nomi-
nations on "Wednesday. which lie over I'M
til the next meeting Of the council, the
last of March, for confirmation: To solem-
nze marriages, Rev Albion Samuel p.
Merrill, Watervile; Delegate to National
Prison Reform Congress at ST. Louis,
Warren w. Rice, warden of Maine State
Prison. Notaries public. Samuel d. Leav-
lit, PASSPORT. Coroner, jeremiah J. Walk
er, New Portland. Justice peace and
quorum, b. Harrington, China Mott Per-
~, Rockland S. s. Marble, Waldoboro' !;
X. z. Forbes, Bangor; Philander Whit
ney, Newport; Joel A. Sanborn, Etna !;
5. w. Foss, Charleston; ID. K Straw, ir.,
Guiltord; r. w. Sylvester, Northport;
Isaac NJ. Boardman, Belfast Charles b.
BlanchardS. Calais :,
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

EnNESnAN, March /.
At market for the current weck-Cattle ls47; shcop
and Lambs 6,'42; swine 1850; number OF " esttin
Cattle 1000 Northern Cattle and Working oxen and
Mich Cows, .25. Eastern Cattle, is.
ira quality s. 00a1 80; first quality 50 pa
second quality - 80 90; third quality 81 Lad p
poorest grade Of coarse Oxen Bulls, &c, 81 oa4 90
Brighton liides-sc per lb. Brighton raow 'a3i-2
per ID.
Country Hides l-ec per ID. Country Taow
l-2c per h.
Working Oxen--We quote sales Of l pr, 9Th 1T
> in SEQ pr. fl 5 $40; pr. # $50; pro it
i in $l4o; pr & IT in &l35; l pr, q it, . $40;
pr fl > in Sl7j.
Mich Cows and Storcs-We quote extra at J .5ag0
ordinary 525a5o per head. Store Cows lealn.s
sllal1; 2-year olds 2l6a2s: 3-ycar ods $lsii5 lor
head
sheep and Iambs-Thosc from the West wee all
owned by butchers, and cost delivered at BIZ ghton
from 7aSl-2c per Id.
Swine-Pigs, wholesale Lease; retail j !lb.
Hogs. 100 in market. Prices l-lad II per lb.
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
A Walking Miracle.

MIR. ii. X. STEVENS;
Dear Sir-Though stranger want to inform YOU
what VEGETINE has done for me.
Last Christmas, Scrofua made ts appearance in
my system-large running ulcers appearing on me
as follows: One on each of my arms, one my
thigh, which extended to the seat, one on my head
which eat into the skull bone, my left leg
which became so bad that two physicians came to
amputate the limb, though upon consultation con-
Guided not to do SO, my whole body full Of
Scrotula they deemed ii advisable TO cut the sore
which was painful beyond description, and there
was quart of matter run from this one The
physicians all gave me up to die, and said that they
could do nothing more for me. Both my legs We're
drawn up to my seat, and it was thought that if /
did get up again would be cripple for life
When in this condition l saw NEGETINE adver-
tised, and commenced taking it in March, and fol
lowed on with it until l had used 1G bottles and
this morning am going to plough corn, a well man.
All my townsmen say it is miracle 10 see me round
walking and working.
In conclusion | will say when was enduring
such great suffering, from that dreadful disease
Scrofula, prayed the Lord above take me out OF
the world, but as VEGETINE has restored to me the
blessings of health, desire more than ever to live
that may be Of some service to my fellow man,
and know Of no better way to aid suffering human.
ty than to enclose you this statement of nv cast
with an earnest hope that you will publish it, and
it will afford me pleasure to reply to any comIpuni
cation which may receive therefrom.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAYN.
Avery, Rerrien Co., Mich. july 10, 1872, twtjsp
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
Great Snow Storm.

san FRANCISCO, Mar 9, 1874 All the
freight trains caught in the snow block
ade are abandoned for the present In
Summit Valley the snow is 25 feet deep
on level. Several snow plows and en-
gines are off the track. One Eastern
bound passenger train is still at Alto,
a Western-bound passenger train is at
Reno, and other Western passenger trains
are at Toano. One Eastern-bound pas
senger train lies at Ialleck's. At San
Francisco over six feet of snow have fall
en- during the present storm
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
ID ED.

Odf""1Y on hceS bfHond the Date, Name AMI Aqe
m"$tdc paid for.J
In Lowell Mar. 3D. Emma +. daughter of r. c.
and 5. A. Thompson, Of this city aged =. years and
, days.
Lost at sea, Nov. 18TH Mrs. Ruby A. Clancy. aged
2s years month, also Minnie Grace CLANCY aged
) years months, wife and daughter of Geo W
CLANCY, formerly Of Belfast.
In this city, Mar. 9Th, Mr.. l.. j. Mathews aged -
years and months.
In this city, Mar. 9TH Mrs. Barbara A. wife OF Mr.
Samuel llerrck, aged 43 years and j months.
In No. SearSp0rt, Mar. 9th, Mr. Joseph StnSon
az ed 20 years and months.
In Unity, Mar. 9Th, Rufus b. Whmore, aged 30
years
In Beaufort. $. c. Mar. 9th, Louisa, wife of Capt
q. H. Forbes of lslesboro, Me, aged Il years and
months.
In l4ncolnye, Mar. 10th, Mrs. Olive Mathews
aged 20 years, 10 mouths, widow of James Mathews
In Wadoboro', Mar. 18th, Edward Hahn, aged 81
years.
In Wadoboro', Mar. "a, Joel Lash, aged 50 years
months, II days.
In Waldoboro, Mar 4th, Mrs Annis wife of Capt
Eb Bradford, aged Il years months
In Ellsworth, Feb Isl, Melville Parker Gordon,
aged years.
In Ellsworth, Mar. 9th, Olive McCollunl, aged 50
years.
In Ellsworth, Mar. 18th, Endora c. Tlnrber aged
- years.
In Hancock, Mar. Eth, Cynthia j. Abbott wife of
Leamon Abbott, aged ~ years
In Brookiin, Mar 23a, Mr.. John Stanley, aged
about 50 years
In Brooklin. Mar. I'D, Barnabas Crindle aged j.
wears.
In Brewer, Mar. 2Sth, David b. Pike, Of Gouds-
boro, formerly of Presque Isle.
In Orland, Mar. 22d, Mrs Malina f.. Gross, wife Of
foratio F. Gross and only daughter of Rufus q; and
Mary b. Scammon, aged q wears
In Liberty, Feb I'd, Mr.. joel Brown aged 60 wears
and ) months
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
The Temperance Crusade.

NEW YORK, March TO- The temper
ance movement continues to spread on
Long Island. and mass meetings are be-
inc held at all the principal places Part
of the next Sunday services in all OF the
Methodist Churches Of this city. is to be
devoted to the temperance crusade. Spe-
cial dispatches report the surrendering OF
four saloons, yesterday at Marion, Ohio.
two at Belletontaine, and one at Newark
Ohio
The temperance League organized a
prayer meeting in front of L sample room
at Gallapolis. and We're ordered away BY
the proprietor Friends Of the ladies in
tertered. Pistols We're drawn and the po-
lice called IN to stop the disturbance
Three saloons were closed Yesterday at
Findlav. Ohio. There was an immense
meeting in Toledo, last night. but little
progress. however. as vet, is made in that
city.
IN OREGON
san FRANCISCO. March 10. The women
of Portland, Oregon. have commenced a
PRAYING crusade against the liquor dealers.
rhey visited one saloon and prayed with
and eNhorted the proprietor to close up his
piItt pl puSltRSN, bUt lie ttttllittl
IN SAN FRANCISCO
\ large delegation of ladies. headed by
Mrs. Allen. appeared before the Super
viSors last night and presented a petition
asking for an increase of the rate for H.
cense paid by liquor dealers. The petition
was referred to judiciary Committee.
MASS MEETINGS.
ClNCINNATI. March 10. \ mass temper
ance meeting was held last night. at which
there was an immense crowd and hundreds
went away unable to get in. Resolutions
were adopted to raise 500. 900 as 4 guar
antee fund. Two mass meetings are APP
pointed ior to night a resolution was
presented but not acted upon by the wo-
men, that active work should commence
by taking pledges of property holders and
visiting the wives Of saloon keepers
IN PENNSYLN
IrrrsBUEG. March 10 The woman's
Temperance Union held a large meeting
here Yesterday and resolved to ask the
Mayors OF this city and Allegheny to en-
force the Sunday liquor law. Other meet
mgS will be held this week The woman'S
crusade commenced in Steubenvilie YES
terday, and two saloon, surrendered to the
PRAYING bands Four bands Of 20 ladies
each visited different saloons.
The Republican journal., 1874-03-12
PaIpitation of the Heart.
FEEEroKT, DIGEl COUNTY, y. $.

fREEPDRI. DIGEG Coz Nri, y. s..
February II. 1869. :
JAMES |. FELLOWS. ESQ.
DEAR SIR have. during several wears,
been troubled with Il Nervous Complaint and
Pal pitaion of the heart. 50 much so that at
times | became unconscious of everything
around me: III fact. my pulse stopped sometimes
altogether. Hearing of the good if afforded to
others. was induced to try your Compound
syrup OF Hyrophosphites. and have derived
great benefit from its use, and whenever | am
troubled again with the old complaint | shall
always have recourse to your Syrup. feeling
sure of obtaining relief from its use.
You are at liberty to publish this for the
benefit OF other sufferers. | am, Slr. respect
fully yours.
For sale by all dealer. FANNY HAINFS.
\ Young beau at his sisters evening party
began to sing. ''Why am | so weak and weary -
when little brother brought the performance
to 4 sudden close by yelling ont. 'lAunt Mary
says its cause you come home so late and
drunk most every night"
No use of any longer taking the large repul-
Sve. gripping, drastic and nauSeouS pills. COM
posed of crude and bulky ingredients and put
up in ceeap wood or pastr-hoard boxes. when
We can, by a careful application of chemical
science, extract all the cathartic and other med
icnal properties from the most valuable roots
and herbs. and concentrate them into a minute
granue. scarcely larger than \ mustard seed.
lll;lt can ne ftaullN SN itlIoNtu bN HlGSp OF The
most sensitive stomachs and tast,ous tastes
Each of DR.. Pierce> Pleasant purgative Pellets
represents, III Il most concentrated form. is
much cathartic power. in proportion to their
size. people who have not tried them are APT to
suppose that they are harsh or drastic in effect
but such is not at all the ease the different active
medicinal principles of which they are composed
being so harmontZcd. one by the others. is to
produce a most searching and thorough vet
gently and kindly operating catharic u cents
Il vial. by Druggists. ~
Effects of the fog. Mr. Jollie was discovered
by his anxious wife a long time after midnight
Yalnly trying with his latch key to open the
front door. He stated for excuse the foe was
>ho >hoth-hic that he c-coul,ln't >rekeyholr
IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS. The greatest
benetactor is one who relieves pain and cures
diseases. DR.. SilSbec has accomplished both bv
his miraculous discovery of ANAkESIS. an
absolutely easy. rapid and intUllible care far
pies in all stages. All doctors endorse it and
10000 cured sufferers testify in its virtues 1t
is simple Suppository acting Il, Instruments,
soothing poultice and medicine. Price 500.
sold by Druggists everywhere. and sent free by
mail from Depot 46. Walker street. New York
Two Iri>hnen We're in pr>on--one for steal
ing a COW. the other for stealing watch.
"llulo, Mike, and sure what O'Clock j. it,
said the cOW-steaer. And sure said the
Watrh-Stealcr, Eve no time piece handy. but
suppose its about milking fine