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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-19

BURNS AND ScALDs.-Soak q piece of
linen rag in inseed oil, suspend it from
the tongs over saucer, and ignite the
lower end. The oil which drops from
it while consuming should be applied,
when cold, With q leather to the burn
or scaid. If kept in O bottle well
corked it loses none of its efficacy.
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CRISP MUFFISs.-One pint OF sifted
Indian meal, one pint of milk or cream,
two eggs, q tablespoonful OF salt, o
spoonful Of butter or lard. Drop the
batter in o hot, CREASED pan or oven,
BY spoonsful, taking care that your
mullins do not touch. Let them bake
till crisp and brown.
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Teamingl and Hauling.
J. A GAIE.

-<-- ST[A15
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ciitxens of
III Olympia and vicinity that he is prepared
at all times 10 carry to and deliver coinino-
dties at any place within the county or Terri
tory.
He has recently purchased q splendid
draught team, and is furnished with all ap
pliances necessary for the prompt execution
of ORDERS.
Wood and bark furnished and delivered at
the lowest market rates.
Orders left at the stable near Long Bridge
will receive immediate attention.
June -, 1875 l9tf.
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SEA virginian has the delirium
tremens and sees angels instead of
snakes. Now point out temperance
man who sees angels lowering around
him, and hears soft music in the air, if
YOU can.
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s@- Detroit policeman don't seem
to be very good marksmen. II want
you either to hit me or stop making
such q blamed racket" said a thief in
the city, at whom policeman was shoot
inc
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To CLEAN BLACK KIDS. Take tea
spoonful Of salad oil, drop few drops
Of ink in it, and rub it over the gloves
with the tip Of feather. then LET them
dry.
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100000
CAPITAL STOCK !
SEATTLE
GOLD AND SILVER MINING co.
JNCoRPORATED under the laws of Wash.
l. ington Territory, Nov. 9th, 1874.
JOHN COLLINS. President
JAMES McNAUGHT ........V Vice President
ANGUS MACINTOSH. ......... Secretary
Capital stock Divided into 10, 600 Share,
OF $50 Each.
Location of Works, Skybomish District Sno-
homish County, w. r.
OFFICE, SEATTLE, w
The Company own the following QUA q
Zephyr Loo feet
seattle i'o00 feet
Ajax $50 feet
Little Falls $50 feet
Also IL, 900 feet OF silver Creek.
In order that the people of Washington
Territory may help develop this vast Cole
and Silver District, the Directors have con-
cluded to put in market 1900 Shares, at SIC
each, unaSsessable, thereby giving the pur
chasers the benefit of $40 on each share, NJ
assessment can be made upon these 2,0CC
shares.
For assay of the quartz owned by the Com
pany, the public are referred to the following
made by JAY e. Kelly, Esq, Assayer:
CERTIFICATE OF ASSAY.
Assay Office of Jay G. Kelly,l
SEATTLE, Nov. 3, 1874.
Three samples of rock deposited by the ..Se-
attic Gold and Silver Mining Company" as
saved as follows, per ton of 1000 lbs:
No. 1. Zephyr Lode--Silver, S40S 43.
No. 2. Seattle Lode-Slver, S54 Al: Gold,
81; Lead, per cent.
No. 3. Northern Float-Silver, 1882.
Nos. and were knocked off the !cdes Ivy
me.
JAY G. KELLY, Assayei.
Stock books are now open at the Office o:
A. Macintosh, Esq, at Seattle, for subscrip
ton to the 1900 shares ofpreferred unassessr
able stock.
The Company guarantee that the whole pro
ceeds of these 1900 shares will be applied ex.
clusively to the development of said mines
not dollar of the same will be used for sal
aries of officers or office expenses.
Stock will beissued to suit purchasers from
one share upwards.
investment and should be encouraged.
JOHN COLLINS, President,
JAMES McNAUGHT Vice President
A. MACINTOSH Secretary
Seattle, King county w. T., Dec. II, 1874.
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LIVERY Description OF Job Printing, e. Q
e Sf se ns WsH ana RTS%PiTA {. 5s S'
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Young Men

WHO may be suffering from the effect of
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he undertakes and fails to cure. He would,
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premature grave. Full course Of treatment
S25 90. Send money by Post Once order or
Express with full description Of case.
Call or Address, DIR. A. ID. SPINNEY.
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81 Tickle fashion favors feather
fans.
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RARx AND aousEaoLD.

MA general invitation is extended for All
nerties Interested in practical or experimental
agriculture to contribute to this column. l,
the culture of crops, the improvement or care
OF stock or any other matter Of general inter-
est give Us the particulars for publication.
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Advertise Your Business.

Keep Your Name Befor the FGbIe +!
Judicious Advertising will insure Fortune.
IF BUSINESS Is DULL, ADVERTISE.
IF BUSINESS IS BRISK, ADVERTISE.
~ The man who didn't believe In adver
Using has gone into partnership with the
sheriff, and that officer does the advertising.
Sept. q, 1872. Al
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Bark Ba rk!!

NlHE undersigned il prepared to furnish
l. 500Cords Of Bark, of excellent quality, ON
short notice, and delivered 10 any part OF the
city. Orders can be left with ]. III. Munson,
at Tacoma Reading Room.
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advertising is the oil which wise men
place in their lamps. "-MoDFIN Prov.
LIP. FISHER,
Advertising Agent,

Rooms 30 and 81 Merchants Exchange,
CALIFORNIA STREET., SAN FRANCISCO,
COLLECTS advertisements and subscriptions
E1for the Washington Standard, and for pa
pers published in California, Oregon and Ne
vada, Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana,
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cred advertising literally and long to be the
great medium of success in business, and the
prelude to wealth. And ] have made it All
invariable rule to advertise in the dullest
times as well as the busiest long experience
having taught me that money thus spent is
well laid out, as by continually keeping my
business before the public It has secured
me many sales that otherwise would have
lost"
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IL of Sexual and Seminal diseases such AZ
Gonorehea, elect, Structure, Syphilis IN ali
its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impoiancv et...
Skin diseases of years standing and L lcera,e(I
Legs successfully treated.
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DOCUMENT NO. =.

FUNNY INCIDENTS DURING THE WAR A RE-
LATED BY DR. BARRINGER-uE KEEPS HIS
BATTERY IN WASHINGTON
Ii vas the fortune OF the 18th \. y. bat
terv, of Medina, to he commanded 10y a
tyrant and coward Perhaps the fortue
was good one, on s,me accounts, as Tor
nearly two years, the most dangerous duty
the company was called upon to perform,
vas to garrison the defenses Of " ashinstOn.
Diplomacy and cunning could not always
avail, however, and at length came the cheer
ing words: ITO the trenches, at Peters
burg" Arrived at the works, in front Of
the city, where whistling bullets aad burst
ing shells gave note Of deadly peril, detail
of corporal and half-a-dozen men wss
made to erec, bomb-proof, where our valor-
Gus captain, George T. Anthony, could ne
treat in safety. A huge pile Of poles had
been brought in, for the purpose, by the
infantry, and while the Captain's detail Wa
larily selecting and arranging in proper po-
sition the lightest Of the timbers, the bal
soce of the company were indnstriously
building Of the more heavy ones, substan-
tial bomb proof, of their own. The work
had proceeded to near completion, when
Captain anthony came along, ansbnoticing
What vas going on, shouted to the corporal :
Here, what are you allowing the men u
nut ali of the best of the timbers int6 their
bonb-proof for? Go and tear them out,
and put them in mine The deriaSe
laughter and groans Of the men, seemed too
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much, however, and the undertaking was
relinanished.
For nearly month We lay in the trenches,
where shot aud shell made the air vocal.
One ,sy Captain Anthony asket Lieutenant
sitioD, and when he cav the fash Of rebel
gun, sing out, 40 lac and the men could 20
for the gophers. The Captain was talking
| 10 Glen. Curtis; both standing where there
was some danger; Anthony occasionally
rolling the whites Of his eyes nnesslly TO-
wards the rebel works, when she'll came
| Kissing through the air. No leave taking
7 was ever mOrc abrupt and unceremonious,
! than the Captains, and a. Curtis caught n
/ glimpse Of Anthohy's heels, a. he disap-
Peared in the gopher hole, an amused smile
came over his face then he turned, and
slowly walks.i away. Lieut.. Jackson, Of
the heavy artillery, quartered near Us, used
To take delight in cOaxiDg the Captain out
where there was some danger Of getting hit,
and then enjoy the Captains fear and trepi-
dation. One day, remember, he wanted
! 10 get Anthony up with him on the top Of
our works, but it MAS no 60. have seen
them often, Anthony said. D.. ia" aa
When rushing wildly into the gopher
hole, one day. the Captains head csme into
violent contact with that part OF one OF the
mea which would I've necessarily must es-
posed, IL he went in head first. The Cap
tain got into great rage, accusing the man
OF stopping mp the hole, when in reality,
the poor fellow cosldn't get in any further
on scco,iat Of the number who had preceded
him. o..
The l7th was with Sherid in Lee. front
at ApPamatox he gave the order: Bat
terry, gallop;" and at their head, he went
rushing peil-mell along woody road, until
suddenly line Of rebel Pickets greeted his
ast0nished gaze. Then rang out the words,
which all who heard, will never forget:
" Mr.. Sickles. reverse your battery and
our valient captain fed incontinently to-
ward the rear, leaving Lent. Siekies to get
the battery out Of the scraPe "a best he
could The rebels were, fortunately for us,
40 cared st seeing the formidable array
hearing down upon them, that they dug out
even faster than Anthony. A witty artist
soldier Of the battery, afterwards had "An-
thony flying TO the rear" pictured npOn one
VI the tents, with the words: "Mr. Sickles,
reverse yonr battery" Dczens Of ludierons
incidents ilustI ating his cowartiCe, might
lie enumerated.
The msjnliiy "f his command hated him
most thoroughly, and guard over his
quarters, testified that he was aware OF the
fact Tie was hated on seeonnt "f his Tyr
any and sbuse Of the men.
knew of his ordering a man To he tied
to the cannon all night, in n very exposed
position. and where he weuld probably have
been =. OF, had not the sergeant neglected TO
obey the order. And the fieEs. the man
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DOCUMENT NO. 8.
AND JUDGMENTS or FILE IN THE CLERKS
OFFICE, ORLEANS COUNTY, NY

DEEDS MORTGAGE AND JUDGMENTS-pEEDs
AND JUDGMENTS on FILE IN THE CLERK g
OFFICE, ORLEANS COUNTY, NY.
ABSTRACT Or DEEDS TO GEORGE t. ANTHONY
AND ROSA l. ANTHONY.
Russell Hurd and Nancy A. Hurd, his
wife, TO George T. An,hony-Warranty
deed dated April 8, 1852; consideration,
$50; conveys village lot. Medina, Orleans
county, New York.
Russell Hnrd and Nancy A, his wife, to
George T. Anthony-Warranty deed dated
December %, 1851 consideration, S215
conveys village lot, Medina, New York.
William 4. Gwinn and Emily g., his
wife, to George T. Warranty
deed dated September q, 1852; consider
alton, 81 500; conveys village lot, Medina.
Henry Pomeroy and Savina, his wife, to
Rosa L. Anthony-Warranty deed dated
January !. 1853 consideration, 5000 con-
veys village lot, Medina, New York.
Francis A. Pratt, by executor, to Elisha
S. Whalen and George T. Anthony-War-
raniy deed; dated August IL, 1854; con.
.ideration, S555; conveys village lot, Me-
dina.
Richard Gordinier and Elizabeth, his
wife, to George I. Anthony-Warranty deed;
dated February II, 1854; consideration
500; conveys village lot, Medina.
Francis o. Pratt, deceased, by executor
to Rosa L Anthony-Warranty deed dated
September q, 1854; confederation, $50
conveys village lot, Medina.
Ezra W. Acer to George T. Anthony
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tied with his hands extended over the laps
and his feet TO the bottom Of the wheels.
Tn. carriage stood on q side hill. After
being tied the pole of the carriage was
drawn to one side To stretch the man, and a
block placed behind the fore wheel TO hold
it. The man by moving his toes succeeded
in displacing the blocking. and s;raining ON
his arms drew the wheel back, relieving
the strain. The Captain IRON his quarters
saw the action, and came to oversee the
punishment himself. The pole WIS again
turned and the block replaced, and again
pushed out BY the mans foot. The Cap
tain then took the block To the opposite
side of the carriage and Placed il after the
wagon was cramped in front OF the wheel.
The soldier looking him full in the face,
glowing with smile Of eonceit and
triumph, said; Captain, would yon like
10 have me ten YOU what Kind al man
YOU are. You would like TO BE- On hill
with all the 3orld below yuu yon would
Strengthen up and sing cut. Attention,
the whole world by kingdom, right
wheel"
MORE CRUELTY.
E At Appomattox, c. H., after the snrren-
der Of General Lee, our rations were turned
over 10 Lee army supply "mn ioaueu
with rations beng on aus way I" sn1 eA
Pected before The ralio'is :" '.e hanus u
the men should run our: n rain however
delayed The tram, ana ior heai.' io"i uays
We were without ahyth'ng 70 ea' "'na mar
piece being onefeu 'os na'u ', ,a anu
none 10 be had al hs'. SONG VI uhe nhsi,
to aiiay hunger, look soh, re-, q 'he corn heic
Tor the horses to eat ms eahie 70 'ne
Captains knowiedse. ine nie" were nPii
manded ior tiie act, iofpiI'e'' 10 'o"'n i
Kernel, and threatened WIN severe pun
ishment IN case oil deteeti"h.
ALMOST UNANIMOUS AGAINST HIM.
In the defense Of Can't. Geo. +. Anthony
before the State Central Committee ~ nc-
lice the following clause, viz:
"Fifth. IL il iGsinua:ed that was guilty
If some misfeasance. or wrong, or dishonor,
in nv military record ss commander Of the
E,b N-x York independent battery Of
Toh, artillery All sncb insinus,ions or
charges are malic;ousiv and wjcLedJy falsa.
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DOCUMENT NO. ).

FORTY SEVEN CITIZENS SPEAK FOLLOW
ING NAMES EHgRAcE SOME OF THE IEsT
MEN IN ORLEANS COUNTY.
MEDINA, n. y. Oct. Il, 1876.
We, the undersigned citizens Of Medina,
and vicinity, have, during the Last two or
three weeks, been aware that expressions of
our citizens have been solicited and cub
scribed, endorsing the good character and
business integrity of George T. Anthony,
while resident Of this village; We are also
knowing to the existence of . contrary feel
ing with very many who knew him while
here; and that expressions Of dislike and
distrust are general among the men who
served under him in the army, and among
their friends:
Stephen Taber, cooper.
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+. L. Taber, proprietor beehive mann.
factory and cooper shop.
II. L. Dcrrsnce, cooper
John Grinnell, farmer.
John Grinnell, Jr., "
Harley GrinnelI, 4"
". J. Caldwell,
VIM. Jaques, T. NJ, justice OF the peace
Of Shelby, and merchant
a. Il. JackiOn, farmer and Justice Of the
peace OF Shelby.
George W. Esston, veterinary surgeon.
A. A. Ellicott.
George Schemerhorn.
David Demars. farmer.
Riley Culver,
:. Bailey, merchant,
Peter Miller, farmer.
Wm. NJ. Burne-.
John Bacon, merchant
l.. :. Castle, retired merchant.
VIM. Hedley, capitalist and proprietor Of
foundry which he erected Tor q. T. A.
j: NJ. Thi -tIethwaitr, proprietor custom
mills.
f. +. Elliott, cooper.
ii. f. DAYTON, attorney and counsellor at
law.
r. p. Hunt, timer.
George G. Cook, a lieutenant under Geo
I. A. for few months.
George A. Fisher, merchant
John W. Graves, &. s assessor Of internal
revenue for the 2S,h ~ Y district under A
Lincoln.
7. q. Castle, merchant, farmer, and
justice Of the peace for the to~n OF Shelby.
Theron Smell, farmer.
NJ II. Smell,
j. NJ. Pitts, father oi f. L. Pitts who
signed Geo T. Anthony petition.
G. \. Lowber.
George ". Frary, retired farmer.
John F. kilner, farmer and merchant.
Adna Eowen, attorney and counselor 1t
law.
Howell Mead, farmer.
Mark Beecher, prod,ice dealer
". L. Mcdonald, merchant
q. Rowe.
}. l.. Henim. proprietor Medina House "
ii. 7. Blood, supervisor OF the town oi
ates, and a wealthy farmer and droyer.
Eugene Bidleman.
William Rowland, merchant
A. NJ. Thi-tlethwaite
Seymour Compton druyer.
". B. Eeynoidz, merchant.
q. ". Pratt.
W. Dsns.
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DNCUMENT No. 3.

MORE FrS FOR THE BoYs-REMINEIcFNsE
or GEORGE 7.
Read what the Commissary Serge ami and
Master Mechanic say:
HF DIDN'T WANT To SEE THEM.
At the close Of the war the 18th New
York battery was ordered forward on the
double quick, near Appomatto Court
House After going about three miles
with Capt. George I. Anthony NJ the head
Of the column, We came upon The enemy.
A. 5 ,on a. he discovered them he imuIedi-
diately whe. around, saying. ''lienten-
ant SIckles, reverse y0Hr battery and Thea
passed to the rear ou ssilop After re
versing the battery and passing to the left
some distance We were informed at the
surrender Of Gen. Lee.
HE DIDN'T LIKE 7 al FUN
During the war, while the l.th New
York battery lay at the frJnt at Petersburg
one Sunday lady, accompanied by sev-
erAl officers, visited the position occupied
by the troops The lady, wishing Ia SEE
some Smelling, Lieutenant Jackson was or
dered TO fire lev shells to crafty the lady's
curiosity. Lent. Jackson remarked that
IF send any shells over their they will
return the compliment look ont for yOnr
heads"
After the first round was fired the COM
piiua-nt WAS returned, ~ anticipated, with
vigorous force, and the lady and her friends
soon disappeared. During the firing the
bows had occasion to dive Tor their gopher
holes" in a lively manner. One Of these
holes vas completely filled, the boys being
packed like sardines in a rex. One fellow
failed to get anything bni his head in the
hole, leaving hi, rear rrj,ctins. Capt.
Anthony, in his haste [. gel in out OF the
rain. brought his head in contact with
this fellows rear with great foro-, saying
"whst are You stopping in this hole for?
Why don't YOU 60 in"
THE BEST POLES OF COUESF.
Alter this, he ordered bomb proof built
for his own use The detail selected the
lish,ert poles for his bomb-proof, selecting
the heaviest ones for their own Use. As soon
rs he Capt. Anthony discovered this he
ordered the detail to change the poles I'M
medistely and place the heaviest ones On
his
Daring the erection Of the Captains
bomb proof Lieut.. Jackson came over and
says, "what are you building. Capt. An
thony-a mule corrall? ! Judge i, il,
sse ia e mule Is in it."
WILLIAM LoNER.
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period OF twenty wears prior 10 and inclu1-
ing the date OF this certificate, and the fore
gong Judgments appear Of record in this
Office.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and the seal of said county, tnis
10th day Of October, 1876
- l.. Il. Posi-,
! Seal Clerk.
w.
NOTHING EEtL-HIS WIFE NEVER HID
PROPERTY IN HEE OWN NAME EEFuHE
MARRIAGE.
ALBIoS, y. Y, October 10. IS1t::
do not find any deed on record in this
office To Rosa Lyon.
remain yours,
l.. Il. Posi-, Clerk.
County OF Orleans.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
ORLEANS COUNTY,
Clerks OFFICE

1 do hereby certify that / have carefully
examined the Indexes and Records OF Deeds
and Mortgages now Remaining OF record in
this ofice, and the facts as statedo referred
to in The foregoing abstract appear Of rec
ord.
And, further, that have examined the
Docket Of Judgment in this Office for the
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DOCUMENT No. 4.

WHAT THE SOLDIERS WHO SERVED In THE
BATTERY THINK or GFoEGEF. ANTHONY.
The following list embraces the names of
the members of the lith n. Y. Battery 10
Medina and Shelby Center, n. Y. Only
three members of tha; Battery declined to
sion
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IyHVNAN CRUELTY.

The following story will illustrate our
impressions rs to one Of the traits Of the
Captains character. During our stay at
Camp Barry, one of the nea failed to turn
out promptly at morning roll call, and the
Captain directed . corporal to spread him
on the wheels Of gun carriage. He was