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LEG AL NOTICE.

4
ZANE ANGUS, who ID q non-residsnt Of the
j State Of Ohio, and who is supposed 70 re-
side in the State OF West Virginia, viii take
notice that on the slst day Of February,
1877, Richard Angus 6led his certain petition
against her in the court OF oomron pleas Of
Aonroe county. Ohio, the object and prayer
Of which, is TO recover . judgment against
Ter on promissory note for $lo4 So, dated
March 4, 1874, at one day. payable to Richard
Angus or order and sigued BY said Jane An
gus. Also to recover judgment against hsr
On account for goods and chattsls sold and
dslivsrei. and money loaned to her by Rioh-
ard Angus, At her request, for the sam Of
SIS 50 with interest thereon from the Ist
day Of January, 1878; that an order Of attach
ment has been issued In said case.
You are required TO answer said petition
on or before the 2sth day OF April, 1877.
HUNTER 4 MALLORY.
isb27,'77t5a sAtty's for Richard Angus.
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. Probate Notice.


4 cC0UNTS and vouchers have been Sled
n In the Probate Court sf Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, BY the following Admin.
ietsatsrs. Executors and Guardians:
Pirst partial aocoantef J. C. and W. r. john
ston * cutors Of Rob It Johnston. -
Final account Of Lewis Johnston Adm'r OF
William Johnston. ....,ts
Second aud FINAL account Of James Winiand
Guardian Of Mary L. Coon. g
Third partial account Of Peter Schafer Guar.
dian OF Henry Bauman's hsivs.
First partial account Of Phillip Glasser
Guardian OF George Michael weissnd.
First partial account of 2. u. Amos Guardian
Of MsTyarst x. and James A Clark.
Second partial account sf Geo. Ludi and
John Imhef Bxssuton Of Jacob Burkhal
7 Any person interested may Sic written
exceptions 70 said accounts. or any item
thersof,o or before the 18th day Of March.
next, when the same win be finally heard
and continued from day 10 day sntil disposed
Of. -. =. .esu Jas. r. NORRIS,
febl3,'77wS. Probate Jadgs.
s.st.yts t.s.- :. 4sas. 40 tttss ara Nt aiisst
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Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING oNg HUNDRED AND SIXTY
y AeaHs, situated in arsndview township,
Washington county. Ohio, Ave miles below
0raudvisw and one mile from the ohio River.
seventy.1ye Acres Cleared.
aood house and three tenant houses: three
tobacco houses and stable; good well and
springs; two good apple and peach orshards
plums, gears and cherries plenty; good soil.
s For terms call on ,. n. PAKR. on the prem
ises.o WM. wRDDLE, woodsfsld. Ohio. !
novel, '7sm3. JOHN PAIR.
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Legal Notice.

TAMES O, JOHNSTON. WI Johnston,
u Elizabeth r. Johnston, Emily y. MsFad-
den and Joseph NcFaddsn her husband, who
reside in Monroe county. Ohio. Eliza L. Jones
and Milton ]. J.sJones, who reside in the State Of
Missouri. and William v. Johnston, who re-
sides in %the State Of nlinois, win take notice
that petition was fled against them On the
10th day Of January. A. d 1877. in the court
Of common pleas within and for the county of
Monros, by Mary J. Waggie and Abram Wag.
gle her husband. and Is now pending. wherein
said Mary J. Wsggle and ,Abram Rasgle her
husband demands partition Of the following
real sstate to Wit Lots number one, ffty-ive
and afty-six in the. town Of Malaga, Monroe
county. Ohio, and that at the next term Of said
court the said Mary J. Rsggls and Abram
Raggler her husband will apply for An order
that partition may be made Of said premises.
- NARY J. RAGGLE.
ABRAH WAcGLR.
n. HoILssraR. Att'y, isnss,77vs.
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Dausol's Telegraph sehesl.

Happer's Building, East Main ~
q @9 49, "a EM "a
THE soribsrssspss:fllly ssneunsss that
i he has commenced In GAINESVILLE, ohis,
. School OF Tslegraphy, whore puphs
wilt receive instruction in the practice and
thsery Of the art; how to take care Of an
oface: receiving and sendisg nsssasss, and
al the details connestst with the business
TheI nstruction will be thorough and ssfsial.
80 that pupils taking . regular eeurss VIII
be competent to assume all the duties Of an
operator. Tslsgrsphing Is paying business.
Good operators are always in demand-bstt
men and women-and they can be prepared
for the work more rapidly and At lsss expenss
than any other business that offers sush
rewards, An sxpsriencs and study Of ssvs.
raj months, both in the practice and tAsssV
Of the art, enables me to impart the best
instruction to al whs attend this school
Testimonials ~ to competency, terms, sts,
furnished upon applisation, Send fer etss1.
lar. Call on or address
..ns,aa wg,sa HENRY s. DAWSON.
s'pts,'7sns,. .,s.I 1 B.rn..yii.. es...
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DYsPEPsIA.
MUST OWN that y

~. I MUST OWN that your
simmons' Liver Regulator fully
deserves the popularity It has
attained. As a family medicine
It has no equal, II cured my
wife Of q malady I had counted
iucurabls-that welfsbane Of
our American people. Dyspep-
sia. A. E. p. ALBERr, E
Professor in Nicholas Public :
school, Parish Of Tsrrebonns, La. !
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We will start you in a business
NJ you can make $50 week with
= aslssg ont capital; easy and respecta-
MON EYbie for either sex. n. A. Young,
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sg You are at liberty to nae my name In
praise Of Of your Regulator as prepared by
yeu, and recommend II to every one as the
best preventive for Fever and Ague.i In the
world. plant In southwestern Georgia,
near Albany. and must say, that II has done
more good on my plantation among my me-
groes, than any medicine ever used; II su-
percsdes Qainins II taken In time. -
~ Yours, 10, Hon. B. q. Hill, Ga.
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For stomachs ont Of Order..
IMPORTANT Caution.

None are genuine unless the signature Of
J.sHAypock,s As agent for the United States,
surrounds each box OF Pills and Ointment
Ashandsoms reward win be given 10 any one
rendering such information as may lead to
the dets,tion Of any party or parties soun.
terfsiting the medioineso or vending the same,
knowing them to be aprriousss D, s{s,sil,
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SThsrs is considerable saving By taking
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N. Hollister will attend to and do the IN.
finished work Of the nxm Of Hollister & okey,
and with IL. Hollister will continue 10 prse-
tioe law, having an ofios In the building
heretofore used BY Hollistsr 4 0ksy.
feb20,'77w.
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|cssD, is. 10 s.Ip. iowELL !. CO.. s.-
- York, for Pamphlet Of leo pages, ses-
tanning lists Of 5000 newspapers, and ssd-
mates showing sost Of aAvsrtfstug. g.-msh4lY
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

'THE partnership sxisting between shs IN.
L dersigned 40 Attorneys at LAVENDER the
hrm nsms of. Hollistss i Oksy. was this day
Dissolved BY mutual consent. Willism oksy
having been elected Common Pleas Judge
rstires from the prseties Of law. aa
Sas 1zzsE Esf ~ N. HoLLIgTkR.
February 10 alss7. h WILLIAM OK1Y.
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SICK HEADACHE.

RDlToRlAl4ws sh.f. 8
tested It's virtues, personally, -
and know that for Dyspepsia,
q Biliousness, gand Throbbinss y
Hssdache,i II Is the best medicine
the werld ever saw, We have VI
tried forty other remedies be.
~ fore simmon9 Liver Regulator.
.a but none Of thsm gave us more
than Temporary relief; but the
A Regulator not only relieved, but :
.s senrsd us.--Rd. Telegraph and Z
Messenger, Macon. Ga,
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is Collie and Grubbs in Horses. Z,
Having had during the last twenty yeaEs
Of my life to attend 70 Racing Stock, and
having had so much trouble with them with
Collie, arubbs, &c, gave me . great deal Of
trouble; having heard OF your Regulator -
cure for the above diseases concluded to
try it after trying one PAcEAess N n ASH I
fonnd II ID cure in every instance; Il % only
to be tried to prove what have said In its
praise, can send ron certificates from
Augusta. Clinton and Macon, as to the care
Of Horses, GEoRel WAYnAH,
II Macon. Go. July "a. ls7s,
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COySTIPATION,
TESTIMONY OF THRF CHIRP u

TESTIMONY OF THRf CHIEF JUSTICE
OF GRORGIA.-t have used simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation Of my bowels,
caused by . temp orary arrangement Of tho
liver, for the last three or four years, and
always when used scooi ding TO the directions
with decided bsns6t. 4 think il Is agooii
medicine for the dsrangementof the liver
atlsast fuch has been my personAl expert
erce ia the use Of Il. ~ HIRAx WARNER, y
Chief Justice of 4sorvia.
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ted, confessed to having stolen over D.
coo horses, not one of. which was ever
found In ilis possession. s.'ssrssvs.s
MI. Beecber calls the Newark Presby-
terys - pack of fools. ~ Look out, Mr..
Beecher. HE that cslleth his, brother a
foop may get bis salary reduced. sss
One 81. he ancient cls,oms OF SITE.
dish fuhersls is that q small looking
glAssis placed. In theS coffin ofaa spin
ster. so, that, when the last trump sounds
she may be able to look to her hairSbe.
fore going before the, heavenly tribunal.
Major Genersl Schofeld has written q
letter in which he states that the famous
Missouri order of Gen Thomas Ewing.
IN 1858, received iiis full appreciation, ss
Gen Ewipg's eupelior officer, and also
the unqualified approval of President
Lincoln, to oswhom il was submitted. g
CHoicEs or a sTHApE - w hen Rotiis-
child was askedsby alady anxious TO &C.
cure q profitable employment for her
SON.. which was the bes, paying business,
.Le great fnancier replied, g Matches,
ma'am selling matches is as good q
trade as any,if you have enough OIL "
AllaWyer and parsen were Taking
about which way the, wind wss. 3 The
former said, ave GO by the eouit house
vane.'f @And we" replied the parson,
ego by the church vane. = 4 "lve !. eaid
the lawyer, ..intle matter of wind That
isthe best authority !.I' And tie parson
went home 70 cogiiate .'.@,, -, = ls.sssTs sEs
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These sxaminssions will commence At 3
O'Clock .. m. and close at p. m. - a.sl
A fee Of 50 oents Is repaired from each
applicant ss condition Of examinatisn, and
must be paid In advance.
By osdsr Of the Board. siz it7lsrs9
febi3,r77td. 3. A. ATKINSON Clsrk.
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es ron per Day at home Samples vsrtAi
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For all diseases Of the Liver Stomach and
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Notice to Teachers.

TTHE. Board of Examiners of Monroe county
il viii hold mectingsfor the examination o.
Teachers, as follows: -
At woodshsld, SATURDAY., March 10. 1877.
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cHILpRRNl-Your Raj. !, .

2 Ga sos OutLuonnl-i iout neg
y ulator is superior to any other
remedy for Mslarisl Diseases
sG among children, and Il has q lag.
ger sale in this section Of Geor-
-. gis.--W: n. Russell, Albany Ga.
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- Reesipts.
Tuesday. slarch o. 1877.

LA,iss ExpLoDfNa IA small quantity
of salt dropped into the lamp will'render
the oil non-explosiye, and hence perfect
ly safe. - 3
To TAKE Orr PAIxr-One pound of
pearlash; three pounds of lime Stacked
in walers and mix to the consistency Of
paint ;slayon with an old brush, and let
It remain on twelveor fourteen hours,
when the paint can be easilyscraped off
MuFFNs Tosone quart Of milk add
two eggs well beaten, q lump OF butter
half the size of an egg. and flour enough
to make a stiff batter stir in half pint
Of yeastslet itsstand till perfectly light,
and bakeo griddIeh tin rings made
for the purpose. 4 Is ~
CorrEE wIfHooT Using FILfERs
Have ahes coffee ground rather coarse
and mix It thoreaghly with the white Of
an egg Four the water on when. boil.
ing haSfi and Ietit simmer fifteen min {
utes; pouf of nom the grounds sat once;
and ssrdsfo table. - 50
Com BnrAplzTbsss seacupfsis SsIs
low corn meaLo Lone teacupful wheat -four,
one cnpful sugar, one -teaspoenful salt,
two teaspoonfuls baking powder; mix
together dry, wet with tepid water to q
thick batter bake in sheet Or patty pans
In aqpick oyens H1ssN
CARE OF BUFFALO RosEs.-The robes
sho0Id be thoroushlv cleaned by Whip
ping thsrn With q light rod, sn1ahen
packed away in paper to keep from the
air., A cedar chestewill add ,to, the pro /
tection Fine tobacco or camphor sprin |
kled over shem. will Re goods rssl |
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-05-19
SAVE TIME AND MONEY.

The w. w. Union has the following
advise to settlers in Washington North
Of Snake river:
As Immigrants are pouring into the
Palouse country by the thousand. it will
save a great deal of trouble and hard
feeling between settlers to file as soon as
possible after taking up their claims.
All settlers north Of Snake river can
file Exemption, homestead and timber
culture claims without coming to Wala
Walla. Pre- emptors can send their de-
claratory statements with the fee, So,
by mail to the Register and Receiver,
who will file it and return the proper
receipt. Homesteaders will have to
make their afidavits before the Clerk
of the Probate or District Courts; at
Colfax, where they will fiod parties
with the necessary blanks and instruct
ions. Applicants under the timber cul-
turc law can make their afhdavits in the
same way.
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more gold coming from the ore. 1t Is,
without further treatment. leached with
hyposulphide of soda, which extracts
the silver, which is precipitated in
vat separate from the gold.
In the first mixture Mr.. Willard
states that any carbonace"us material
will do, such as chaff. cNal screenings,
the waste Of farm yards, etc.. but saw
dust, especially pitch pine saw.dust, is
best as it is waste product, aud is in
the exact condition for use. The a.
mount used is about eight to ten per
cent. Of the ore. by weight. The amount
Of fuel used is almost nominal, one cord
being sufficient for twenty tons Of ore.
The furnace requires no care. After
it is filled. the air let on and the door
closed, it is not necessary to look at it
till it is finished. \ glance is sufficient
to tell whether it is finished.
The advantages claimed for the fur
mace are these: LIST, the perfection of
its work. I'd, its automatic, uniform
action and certain results. Sd. it's cheap
ness. caused by the shor.ness of time
required in roasting. small amount Of
fuel needed. by dispensing with skilled
labor and by the cheapncss and dura.
bility Of the furnace. 18th. there is nc
mechanical loss by draft. 9Th, it places
both gold and silver in condition to be
saved BY chlorination. 9th, there i:
nothing about it injurious to the health
Of the workmen. It'll. the gases leave
the furnace almost cold, so that they
can be condensed if desired. without the
use Of experienced coolers aud long
pipes.
Mr.. Willard became interested in ort
reduction about twelve years ago, by
investing money in famous Colorado
process. which was not successful. Will
taste for the work, and with abund
ant means at his disposal he has since
turned his time and attention to thu
subject. with the final result we have
Just recorded. His process experiment.
have st him, he informs us, abou
S400.OO0.
We have seen his furnace in opera
ton in East Boston and it was success
so far as we could judge .-ED.
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New GR1sr MILL.--From j. NJ.
Pomeroy. who has been in town during
the week attended Court. we learn that
J. G. Potter, who came to this country
from Wisconsin st Fall. has purchased
the water right, and is now engaged in
getting out the tinbers, digging the
race and making the foundation for a
grist mill to be erected near Mr.. Pom.
eroys house on the Pataha. The mill
will have to run Of stone. and will he
reahy TO grind the Fall crop. The mill
will be ii miles from a steamboat land
ing on Snake river. and in the far fam.
ed Pataha Prairie country. one Of the
best wheat growing sections East OF
the Cascades ". W. Union.
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CopFrsH is said to be good for dip
liberia. That is the reason why so few
people are sick on Friday.
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FREIGHT CHANGE.-In short time
O. s. s. Co.'S steamships will discharge
all freights at Astoria and come direc,
to Portland with their passengers. The
O.S. n. Co.'S steamers will then take
and distribute it at the several points,
for which it is intended along the river.
Lantern.
This is prorer arrangement for all
Columbia river points.
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NO FURTEIE. CONTRACTS.

We find the following in the ". w
Union which explains itself:
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER }
Department of the Columbia. :
Portland Oregon. May 5, 1877. J
Posr QUARTERMAsTER-
Fort Walla Walla. W. T.
SIR:-This Office is informed by the
Chief Qu,rterma~ter, Military Division
Of the Pacific. that the Qusrtermas'e err
General "directs that no contracts n
the next fiscal year be made, II *
until further advised" Will
you please inform parti s of this in the
vicinity Of your fort who may be inter
es,ed. Very respectfully,
(Siyned) a. r. EDDY.
Deputy @. NJ. General, ChiefQ. NJ
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-05-19

To play whist we'll man should hold
his tongue and good hand.
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ESCAPE FROM PRIsoN.-I.ast Satur.
day prisoner called ''Scotty" escaped
from the Territorial prison at Boise
City. He walked out Of the gate de-
liberately while the guard ~asin conver.
sation with some one who had Just en-
tered. and has not been heard Of since.
He had shackles on his legs and hatch
ct in his hand.-Mdho World.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-05-19

THAT INDIAN WAR.-No doubt that
Joseph intends to fight. 1t will require
vigorous campaign with all the forces
at the disposal Of this Military Depart
ment. aided by volunteers, to bring
these Indians promptly to reason. Any
unnecessary delays, or half measures,
will only have the effect to pr"long the
trouble and result in greater loss ~ life
and danger to the settlers.-Boise
Statesman, May 8.
The TVdtchmaa says that about 300
emigrants are en- route from Kelton to
this country. The Statesman must
have discovered this war just in time
to stop these emigrants in the Boise
| Valley. We have one man near Lew.
iston who says that for S. per head he
will bring all Joseph's band peaceably
upon the reservation. and Joseph says
himself he will not fight the whites.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31
A ssess1nent n Office.
HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.

HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.
II OCATlON of principal place Of business,
IL San Francisco, California. Location of
WORKS. Humboldt county, Nevada.
No ice IL hereby given, that at o meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 10Th day of
June, 1877, an asse sment (No. u Of ten tl0)
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary. at the Office of the company. No.
535 California street, room 2, san Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1877.
Will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before will be sold on
SAL RDAY. The TWENTY-FIVE DAY
OF AUGUST, 1877.
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
BY order of the Board o6 Directors.s
j. II. DICKINSON. secretary.
Office, No. 635 California street, San
Francisco.