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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-01

Estate Of Sarah Kearney Report of accounts
approved.
Estate of Nathaniel Richey. Report of ac
counts approved
Estate of Frank Ferry. Order for notice of final
settlement to July term.
Estate Of Philip Flick. Order for notice OF final
settlement to July term
Estate of Eva Goetzman. Report Of accounts
approved.
Estate Of Susan /. Minard Order for notice
of final settlement to July term.
Estate Of Clara j. Dilman Order for notice
of final settlement to July term.
Estate OF Squire NJ. Furr. Report Of acts and
report Of sale Of chattle property approved.
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PETIT Ir,RY--IrIN lar, lsfs.

Daniel Arnson, Mission; W. l., Albright, Otta.
wa ". J. Alma, Wnltham; Chas. A. Atkins,
Bruce; W. NJ Brown, Dayton; Theodore Boos,
Worthwhile; John Bankcs, Troy Grove; Frederick
Buttcrtcld, Monlius; d. +. Chapman, Earl; John
Cusick, Hope; John Crane, South Ottawa;
James Collins, Ottawa; James Carroll, Ottawa
Charles Conkin, Bruce; John ). Eddy Rutland;
q. Erlenborn, Mendoza; J. p. Fytlc, Hope;
Thomas Farrell, Grand Rapids; A. +. Francis,
Rutland; John Gocdtncr, Mendoza; VIM Green
lease, Dayton; Jerry Higgins, Manlius; John
HOngas, Miller; John Holmes. Ottawa; s. \.
Hall, Vermillion; A. I. Iion, Mission; Joseph
Lock, Deer Park Robert McFarlan, Manlius
Foster Mckinney, Freedom; Thomas Olson, Earl ;
Frank Pickens, South Ottawa; Nelson Rhines,
Rutland; Thomas Saycrson, Earl; VIM Staple.
ton, Bruce; VIM. Il. Smith, Otter Creek; George
Vincent, Fall River; Martin Van Buren,, Grand
Rapins J. o. Wilder Manlius Louis Waldrof
Mendoza; Thomas Weldon, Ophir.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 81, 1873
| FLouR-Priccs unchanged Choice whit,
winter wheat s5.7j@GOO; fancy western spring
extras 1d, S5oeO@525; Minnesota patent, S6.OO@
so; choice spring supcrines, So 5O@4OO.
~ Sprng-No /, Minnesota, $1,000 .O6
No. 2, in store, Sl.03ml04; No. 3, $50
CoRN-No. 2, 31@39 Options SO for May for
Oats-No. 2, o3@4; rejected, aOc.
Rye-No 2, 81; rejected, &c
Barley-No 2, 5l15c; rejected 4Oc.
Lard-SG. 12@6,S5 q 100 lbs.
Potatoes- 4Oc@i5c for pcachblows; early
rose, 37ca42c.
Butter--Creamery 1s@20; good to choice dai.
ny, Ia ljc
Eggs-9@91<c 52 doz
CTTLE.-Without much change Choice extra
grade steers, S5.2Od5,50; good TO choice natives,
H.5Om49O; butchers steers So 75@4OO; cows
and hcfcrs, S3.0Oa400
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

ioarhsomc disease in ali its varying stages. 1t pos
aaG S s%2haf sna es nsaHf Rs
hbrous contamination and In this respect differs from
rs the
and wherever known has become the standard remedy
been waited upon BY gentlemen OF national reputation
the good news throughout the circles in which they
m9ys When hear wealthy @ 81 95e
Radical Cure, may feel assured that is an article
OF great value, and worthy to be cla5Sct among the
standard medical specifics of the day.
TIE hcnrht II derive from its daily use is to me IN
HENRY Wells, OF WELLS, FARGO e. Co.
TT has cured rc after twelve years Of uninterrupted
GEO V. uoUGHToy, wALrrAx, MASS.
FOLLOWER the directions to the letter and am hap
d. ". GRAY, n. D., MUsoArISE. Iowa.
I HAVE recommended It to quite n rsnber of my
wM BOWEN, 225 PINE ST. ST, LOUIS.
A FTER using two bottles l find myself Prominently
~ cured hay, haze since RECOMMENDED over one
hundred bottles "' wM H. EFef hEas sHiSSi;
ijJ HARRISON AVE. BOSTON.
WE have sold sAsFoRD's RADICAL CURE for nearly
one year ana can say candiaiy nat we never
satisfaction. We have yet to learn of the first
plant.
s. D. BALDWIN G. CO., wAsnIyGToS, IND.
THE cure effected In nv case by SASFoED's RADICAL
! CURE was so remarkable that it seemed to those
who had suffered without relief from any the usual
remedies that It could not be true. therefore made
affidavit TO II before Seth j. Thomas, Esq., Justice O..
the PCarc. Boston.
GEORGE +. DISsMOIE. DEuGGIsr, Bosroy.
Each package Of SANToRD's RADICAL CURE contains
pr Sanlord's Improved lnhalns Tube and full dirGc
lions for It's use In all cases. Price, 81 co. For sale by
all wholesale rnd retail druggists and dealers through
out the United States and Canadas WEEKS IL POT
TER! General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, BoS
ton, Mass.
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Police Court,

Before Police Magistrate Larkin:
Bridget Egan was fined SO and costs on the 25th
for disorderly conduct.
On the following day David Todd was fined SO
and costs for drunkenness, and the same amount
on the 9th for IA repetition Of the ofense
May 9th John DOwnes was fined 50 and costs
for dlsorderly conduct, Thomas Morgan s. and
costs for discharging firearms within the city
limits, and Vim. Barker s. and costs for assault
and battery
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A CARD

TO all who are suffering from the and ndscretions
OF YOUTH nervous weakness early decay Of manhood
&c | will send recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by mission.
ay in South America. Send envelope to the
REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station H. Bibie House Ne,o FORK
City noyIniysn
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OTTAWA, May 81, 1873.
Owing to the somewhat improved state of the
weather business has revived little this week
and if fair weather continues farmers will be able
to finish their planting soon and begin hauling
their produce to market Prices have been com
paratiycly steady and considerable grain has
han nd sgrI
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A MORBID SWELLING.
THEY ARE TIE BEST.
Price. % Cents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS vOLTAIC PLASTER
lest YOU get some worthless imitation. Sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas, and by WEEKS & POTTER, Pro-
prietors, Boston, Mass. ~~<
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GET THE RESr.-Msrrovs PNsrAl Family Bible snd
u T~cyclopea II Rihi,- ks0wtzre contains 81 mpOr
,trr 81 illus'rstishs and nne plates
tusiave Due aud other art-s Genuine Morocco bind
ard heavy panel ten styles and prices send fr circn
lar ard terms 30 agents. :. L MARROW,
uoyag Indianapolis. lad
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How 10 k,lia Town.

TIE following very sensible pre-.
.cli p, Oh came ron doc,or ID ihe
South. Que ciliZens VII 40 well
to study il, aud r,otit by ',s leach
inss:
l. Putup no moe buildings ,han
you can occupy yourselves
2 II you should have AN empty
building 20 rent, ask three ii.nes
It's vaiUe.
3. Look sorrowiul at every new.
conner; give the cold shouioer 20
every mccnanic wpo desires IL
come among you.
4. Go abtoal tor eve ything you
want. By no meaos purchase
from your own merchants aud
manufacturers, even at The same
price or less.
3. Don't coptribnte one cent 10
the cause Of rcligioa o. education.
Finally pat thorough finish "a
your work BY killing your local
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That all are not equally sensi,
tive to music is well ascertained
fact, but there are none who can
not distinguish between music pro-
duced on superior and an inferior
instrument. Mr.. Daniel +. Beatty
of Washington, New Jersey, has
succeeded IN giving the public the
finest toned instruments, both Pia.
nos and Organs-hence his unpar-
alleled success. None should buy
without consulting Mr.. Beatty's
advertisement.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated Communications of osceola Lodge
No, q 4. & 4. M, viii BE- sld the Saturdays
II. Feb, l6. March l6,, April IL, May II, June
June "a. July II, Aug. 10. Sept. ], Oct 5,
Nov. ., Dee ], Dec 81
St John the EvangelisD
The Members are ordered to attend In accord
anc with the BY Laws
All Master Masons in good standing are corli
ally invited to attend. By order OF
j. r. HALE. W NJ.
o BLACKwOop sec'y
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Cl0Ord's Fcbrifuge.-


the cure of Fever and Ague this
remedy displays extraordinary
powers. Properly used, no case
can resist it, and other diseases OF
an intermittent character including
that most distressing disease, peri
odical Neuralgia, have been found
to yield, with equal certainty, to its
influence. IT eradicates all malaria
from the system, gives tone and
vigor TO the whole body, and pre-
vents disease from becoming seated.
Try CLiFFoRD's FEBRIFUGE; it is
sure, safe and speedy IN it's action,
You will never regret buying the
first bottle, and you will have dis.
covered a friend you can not afford
to lose. J. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all druggists.
St. LOUIS.
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Mss EMMA LESS, OF Walnut Ridg,
was buried to death while kindIibl
fire with can of coal oil. One
less. SO SAYS the Lawrence Coun
ty Journal.
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devious course checkerel the soft
and yielding morasses and quag-
mires with the gentle pressure OF
his moccasons. as he wandered
about the ,rackless forest in search
of game, or gathering sneeze-weed
for bis first love-the cherished
squaw Of his bosom, who WAS lelI
10 attend The papooses and wigwam
duties. The human mind is WOO
derfuI and surpassslh understand.
ing but when Simon says wisw;g
Wig don't always wag sometimes
any don't it.
during a recent debate by the
members of the o. l.. 4 ID. A. on
the subject of "right of women TO
the elective franchise" IN replying
to bis opponent, one of the debaters
10 e,pousiOg the cause Of the fair
sex, became so eothu,ed and carried
away with bis subject as 10 pro-
nounce the threadbare quotation:
I" An hoaest man is The noblest
work OF God" q lie. Could we with
equal assurance believe that our as.
serlion would be acce ned MS literal
Iy true and no p 90 demanded
we might say the same OF the au-
,borsuip of: "Mr,ic bath charms
TO soUtue tbe savage ear, but as II
il, We vii o.ly say that it likes a
: eat deal of beng applicable to
ove'y ,rbe or individual.
TeE s,' ra0ts iot eAaiteJ posi-
100 Oh he SGte tcset seem 10 e
ror i've &c. ihal N 50 pp' COun'
IS is " .u'a toe ,imj,s OF the STATE
OF ArAsosas. Trey ba,e made ap-
,u,olmen,s orp'' tue neishOo"hg
counties O.. C,n,eDden, Cross,
Poio,sett aud & Greene, but given
Al M'ssissippi ,hc cold shoulder.
Come, ole far, gcn,'emeu. We
G" Mi>si,. pr, w1ud like 10 koow
age sce the men who tu,Js
ne LAX oi the ~ts,e macbe' oe,v
YOU cau'l come aud sol cit our
,rh Se ~ pc son, send - your
~ c,u 'es. We ate bou I'D 10 vo,e
or 80 nenodv. sod your personal
appea .nce eveu IN a picture + ,ine
m,y Ge Z me o., woes.
We call altent'on 10 the an
nor uocement oc D.. s, II. Steele,
> 20 days papcr. The Decor is
a c'eve', af'abIe AID homo able
&c i'eman, 100 well koown to the
people OF Mississippi County to
reqr e ANYTHING at orr hands,
save to place his name before
them a. candidate for Represen-
tat've of Mrs ss'ppi County, and
say tnat if elected, viii discharge
The lust With credit 10 b'mselfan
honor 10 the people be represents
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. r. Miller.
sec'y Of State-B. Is. Beavers.
Auditor-John Crawford.
TT, asurer-T j. Churchill.
Atty. Gcn'l-W. y. Henderson.
Com. State Lands. n. Snithee.
ChanccllOr-J x. Eakin.
Chancery Clerk-A X. Witt.
Chief JurtiCc-E. II. English.
Associate Justices VIM. NJ. Harrison and
David Walker
Congressman, lst Dlstiict-L. Z. Gaure.
JUDICIARY
Second Circult-COuntier of Mississippi Gross
Crittcnden. Pointsett, Craighead, Greene, Clay
on and Randolph
Circuit Judge l l.. l.. Mack.
Pros. Atty. 4 Riddick.
LEGISLATIVE
29h District-Co1nt,s OF Mississippi Jackson,
POintsett and Crayhcad
State Senutur-B. Harris
Representatives.. IA Williams.
COUNTY OFFICER;
County judge Chas Bowen.
Shetih-J. B. Driver
County Il rk-J. X. 2. Hale.
rreasurcr-J. l. Driver.
SuneyOr--Jas. Anthony.
Ass, ssor--D Dickson.
Coruncr-A. W. Lucas.
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paper, refusing TO subscribe for or
advertise in il So that persons at a
distance will not know that any
business is being done in your
town, or tney may want to come
and settle among you, or buy
something from you, and tbat
would put you to some extra
trouble.-TEx.
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Headquarters.

John L. Driver 4 Cos. drug
store is the headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought ut bottom prices for cash.
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Professionals.
H. M McyEIGn. S. 5. sEMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
S s Sc I'M MES
.S'O T.gEa I'FU BL nc.
OSCE III.

Mississippi County Ark.
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2h Judicial Circuit, the Su-
prcmc Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special ard
prompt attention given to col
lections, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abslracting titles,
aud to whatever may appcrtain
10 general Land Agency.
Jan. l6 If.
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Taken In.

Ste.ifJohn L. Driver, captured
ard sa,elv lod 5cd ia jail one of 1
parry OF ioor negroes who sto'e ;
fiat boat from NJ. Il. G. O'da ,
some,ine ago. TIE other tarc(
wIli be 20 tbCoDlug in lew days
aud as they nrc all supposed 10 b,
imp Gated ia acts o iuceadiarsmS
VIII ca took p'@"e q 1'rov 'ow nsbif
some, ;De ia february last, fail de-
veIopner sac eSpec ed.
-Consitc,aJ'e space, as will be
seen, is occupied by Mr.. w. B. Has
hins' add 'ess 10 ,he people Of Mis-
sis, pnl county. We make no apol.
ogy for IL. il Is what we term q
"iat ,dke," end make it our rule to
rever let one so by. This take
however, you viii find af,er care.
Aul pc, us.l, is worthy Of your at.
iendoa, and may serve to refresh
yonr mem0iy, cohce .ning part OF
the p st n's,ory OF our county and
lis tuen s,ate o. aRai s.
-Tae I'D loo The cie.b ship OF
NJ S. rpi coz 'ty is occon ng ia.
ie e. ng. N J. X. p. be prot
IL ,,e el,c,eo, 10 l'ece We ~ jnry
&C, lc ie, atl'ec ace value aad
p. K eeubIths OF !ver iot them.
Unt 20 -hed and c'ca headed
coo, Z. Il. GAY ord, pro .oses 10
take ,bem u, anu deai out god and
a res s,e ed &C ,.iict,e wn;eh w,ll
e., .e every ju ymen and each
member o. nis i.mhy 10 e-like
p GU OF thc next G erk o. Nj IS s.
; po, couo,y. We WOO commit
op se,f be o eve hear ilom Coat
Mason.
Jne,c eX avagant bids account
70 the rno,aD1ornc'ng themselves
,h ou.h lhe ] mes.
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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THE SUN.
N Ew YOR x

1879. NEW YORK 1876.
As the time approaches for the renewal Of
ubscriptins. 1lik sun would remind its
friends aud wellwishers everywhere, that it il
again candidate for their consideration and
support Upon its record for the past ten years
II relies Tor a cnnt inuance of the hearty SYM
puthy and generous cooperation which have
hithert" been extended to It from every quarter
of the Union.
The DAILY sun is four page-sheet Of 2s col.
umnsi price by mail, poet paid, 30 cents month
or e.. ~ per year
The st'SpAY edition of HE Sun IL an eight
page sheet ~ 81 c,lums While giving the
ews uf the day, II also contains n large amount
II literary aud mi-ccllancous matter specially
prelarrd FOR It, THE Su DAY - N-has met
with great success Post paid sl.2O year.
THE WEEKLY sum.
who does not know THE WEEKLY sun?
II crcula rs throughout the United states, the
Cana,as, aud beyond Ninety thousand fami-
lies greet its welcome pages weekly, and regard
Il in tine lisht ~ guide, counsellor, and friend
Its news, editorial agriculture, and literary
department.. make II essentially journal Tor
the family aud the frcside Terms: ONE
DOLLAR year, post paid. This price, qu lity
considered, makes Il the cheapest newspaper
published. For clubs oi ten, with $40 cash we
will send an extra copy free.
Address PUBflsllEROF THE SUN
New York city.
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PARSONS PURGATIVE PILLS
1. =. JOHNSON Il CO.,
BANGOR, MAINE, PrOprie tors.

nARn Great chance 10 make money. IL
GHh yuu can't get gold You can got
HuIlI grccnbacks We need n person
every Town to take subscrii,-
tions for tn. largest. cheapest aud
best illustrated family publication 10 the uorId.
ANY one can become "a successful agent. The
most elegant works of art given ire. to subscrib-
ers. The price IL so low that almost everyday
subscribes. One agent reports max III Z over $50
IN week. a lady agent reports taking over 40
sub crbcrS in ten days. All who engage make
money fast You can devote all your time TO the
business, or only Your spare time fou Reed not
as we'll as Others. Full particulars, directions
aud terms free. Elegant aud expensive Ontiit
free. II you want profitable work send Us yonr
address AT once. II costs nothing TO Try the busi
ness. Nc one Who engages fails to make great
pay Ad,lre 4 he Peoples Journal. . Port
land, Maine 9-S-
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Try safe. NcNl Monday.

TTy safe. Neat Monday.
All lntci ested in the sa'e Of de.
! linQuent lands, will do well 20 ne in
a tendance next Monday, the 10Th,
inst; as the Sheriff, owing to be
small list of delinquent laods, ex
pccls to concIdde The sale in one
day,
MIR. J. W. C'Hpo, j., borrow ed
a 6ne hO Sc rom NJ. John Ma.
lhews To lake a. de " tn a vou"g
lady, a few days ago AID ahhor, h
Mr. NJ. he's s'ncc rcrovei cd T. :
horse, ard the !; dy I'etrrned all
safe, he l. sulicitons to hoow what
became o. Watkins. Any ~ 'orma.
Won will oe .hanN iuiiy received.
An Orsan ha. at last beeo Oh
aimed FOR ,he churcn at IN, place,
Iprd he a.te,' ancc at t.. SCI
vices rs, Sd, day, was mere 30.
6oubrr ia, . ANY Sunday ict he
pas, SIX plc. tn, and it mor,ove
strange 90 observe, oow macy sud
donly di,coVe ed ,n,i tuc ra>to.
was very good mao "rd preacr c ;
aud ave decitc TO attend more
Regularly il u,ure. { one organ
viii do 81 much good, we move ,aa.
another be seut o..
The Clubhouse on the Morgan
Point plantat on with all i,s con-
tents was Destroyed by fe last
Sunday moroirg. 1t WIS one o.
tpe best built gin horse in tie
county, and is heavy loss 10 It's
overs. We leH that it was pa -
~ insured, and ibe bre Is Supposed
10 have been the VIC k o. inccndi-
t. les. Nc. O'd.se, or informan,,
saws the prospects for an abrndan,
crop in Troy, never were bcuev.
Nj. J. A. Lovewall's announce.
meut A. a candidate for County As.
SCISSOR will be iound elsewhere.
Mr Loveu veil - known TO our en-.
tire people. He is honest, sober
aud we'll qualiied to discourage the
du,ies of he position he aspires o.
Reared ia your midst, and close Y
identified With your inicres.. We
ioel cou ident ara, il elec,ed. G
VII give you no canse re.rel
daying given nim yonr suppor..
1t Is very 5, angc. that rs soon
es the young Gedg' ngs OF dcmocrs
cy begin 20 recognize and assert
,hcir rish,s ia nominating corven-
tons, and dare To maintain them,
even in The face OF lhc old veteran 5
who have been IA the habit, rom
Time Immenorial to maniprlate
the parry wires, ,heir minds will
revei, 20 the eariy days, wben ,bis
beana'iul valley, now leemng WIN
It's progressive civilization, aud
smiling wi.h the product Of .beir
labor, was Il dense and almost IN
pcneuable wilderness, whose quiet
solitude was never disturbed, save
by an occasional aboriglnc, whose
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kNrMTC II you went 20 MAhE.1sfV
AUDN LID NONE ie sa,,ir sSL<N
and ias., a,a .ess FIy-fy, hAcvl.Y n co, A =
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THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT.
Published Daily and Weekly, by
j. n. SMITH EE x co.

A live tate paper. liberal ard progressive.
Active conyasscrs wanted for the Weekly Dem
ocrat LiJ.ral como irsions allowed to good
men. j. y. sMiTHEE 4 co
Little Rock, Ark.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order the dlscont'nuancc OF then
newspapers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
II subs-rbcrs neglect OF refuse to take ueil
newspapers from thcir office 10 which they are
directed, they are held responsible uhth theS
have settled their b.!ls and ordered the paper dlS
con hue
II Ilsubscribors move to other places without III
forming the pubHsLcr, and newspapers are sem
% IN former direction. they are held responsible
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
OsCcOla Rain Drops.

Drug market flucluat'ng >
Mercu,y, from go 10 100 ID the
shade, dr"ng the week.
-poys, ven You went serenrd-
ing, sometimes, isb better ash you
look a leetle owt from below for
vat comes from above; aio't il.
-The teachers of toe public
schools Of Osceola will nave n pub
lie examination and exhibr ou at
the close of the session, the 2ist.
inst.
-Mr A bert Conen left last
Thursday for New York, where ne
will make his home for the iutr e.
lie says his torr through the South
as n sererader, was a complete
failure:
A letter received by ore of our
citizens, from Deans lslpad, an
nou1crs The dea h, by drowning, o.
,vo OF Mr.. Roaert Deans boys, a
lew davs sioce. We have beer IN
able 10 obtain any parrcul'rs o.
the sad and unfortunate occurrence.
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PARSONS PURGATIVE PILLS

vestigation, and are warranted IT, cure all dis
eases originating In the stomach, Liver and
bowels. No gripping pains follow the use OF
these Fills, unless the Bowels are infamed /;
but relief, immediate relief, may be relied upon.
As u common family physic
PARSONS PURGATIVE PILLS
stand uncqua ed before the world to-day by
variyidg the dose Accord z Ia directions, Par-
sons' Pur-aiivc Pills eflecrually Purify the
Blood. aud greatly alleviate, ii mol entirely
cure Dyspepsia. scr0iula or Kings EVIL. Hose.
Erysipclas or st Anthony's fire, Eruptons
and Empti,c Diseases o. the Skin. salt lshcun
Tetter, kingworm sores, Boiis, lumors Nor
bid swellings, ulcerations, Pimltlus, and
Blotchcs
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oS GILT EDcrD CARDS, no two alike, With,
na.ne 10 cts. ls i-paidf ELLoWs A.~U.
North Chatham, \. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-12
ApprIcArsoN ron ArArxyr

rTNO II Ell DORADO MISf-No. Ell
i United Stgtss Land o.tre. Eureka. New.
April ~, Is'H.-Notice h hereby given, that p.
O. Fiheld and wm. j. MaiIoy, whose pust4iflyo
their application for n patent for 800 linear
feet OF the III Dorado niue or vein, bearing
silver, with surface ground zoo feet in width.
situate, lying and being ia Eureka Mining Dis
trist, County Of Eureka, and State Of Nevada.
and known and designated by the field notes
and official pist ON HE IN this Office az Lot No.
l40. The exterior boundaries of aid lot No.
no being as follows. To wit: Variation 16s d. (.
east. Commencing at n post marked No. /. T..
$. Survey No. 1io, whence pest No. 1, II 4. Sur
vey No. llS. Magnet lode, bears S.5d deg. 81
min. t., s2 feet; Ruby HH No. l bears n. .
deg. IL min. W., 1881 feet. the fiagetaY In the
town Of Eureka bears n, ~ deg. 90 min. ".
1859 feet; and the III Dorado shaft bears g.
20 deg. 80 min. f., $50 feet. thence, running LIST
course s., 500. deg. H.. 1900 feet, 90 post
marked No. 2, U. y. Survey No. 1876: thence,
I'd eourse s., SOL deg. W. 200 feet, TO post
marked No. 3, II. :. Survey No. lao. thence, 81
course. N, j0ai deg. W., 1000 feet, 10 post
marked No. 4, q. =. Survey No. 40: and thence
It'll course. n. 59a deg. r., 2uJ feet, 10 post
No. |, the place of beginning, containing 6 aud
s9-l0o acres. This claim Is bounded on the
north by the Magnet mine, and ON che east by
the Pioneer mine. The location OF this mine
Is duly recorded IN the Recorders Once d Eu-
reka Mining District, on page I2p, In Book Y.
OF the Mining Records Of ssid District. ANY
and all persons claiming adversely any portion,
OF said FL Dorado miie or said mining ground.
as hereinbefore described, are required to file
their adverse claim with the Register Of tho
United states Land uflee, ut Eureka, Ia the
state Of Nevada, during the sixty days period
OF publication hereof, or they Will be barred
by virtue of The provisions Of the statute.
apJoNi0d ID. b. IMMEL, Reaister.