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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
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NOTICE

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE IT. OI son, Arizona, July -u. 1881. I.-N.... ns gwen that ROBERT C. WOOD ".-. atd~c-- Tucson, A. IT,. has filed r.H. .f ttrtiou Co make final proof before .. and Receiver at tle United states ia-t U.. IUcsuu, on tLe @irh day cf Au-u.f -.-. o'clock a- m of that day, on hi- lor.... -. cation No. l13 for jAe northeast quarter [. -. tIgn --, township -Outh, ru- lG ..r.
 he names a- witnesses. ChurIc- O Brown. s Wood, Erlmu- D. Wood e1I uea. Gag Lli 0f Tuczau.
 JyH HENET Cor -us-, H--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFrIcE Ar TUcsoS, AEuzoNs,
 July 29th, 1881. ! NOTICE is hereby given tLat Elias 4. Jones has fled notice of intention to make final proof telore the Register and Receiver Of tLe [. $. Land OEc, at Tue son, Pima county, Arizona, on Monday. September 9th, 1881, at To o'clock in the forenoon of said day, on Presumption Decla-atury Statement No. Jl6 for the northeast quarter of section Z-. town 6 souiL, range ly east.
 He names as witnesses Charles White. F. IT,. Knight. D H. Ming and T. T.. Hunter, an o- Nilgville, Graham coUu- t., Arizona. HEET COUSINS.
 Register First Publication July 30-5w.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. TIC. U ton, A. IT., July 2O, fS,1.-Notice .- t-..s given that PABLO GALLEGO, of parts1.. Pm. County, Arizona, has filed notice of r- .l n or the United states Land Oficc ar Tr.-.a. .- the 2.d day of August. 1881, gt 70 o'clo.,a n..., pr--em pti0u derlaEat9ry statement No -.. tRc sCuth hq.fOt the southwest gu-rf.r q. .-. ticu ,-, township l6 south, uugc ls CH-l
 He names us witnesses Jesus Tome. '... Chavez, Nsieus tStrlGa, Donaldson Cr.sl-r. - oi rautauo. aturc-aid
 iyIl HESHr CorsrNs. E--.s..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
Notiee Cor Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoN, ARIZONA.
 July 29th, 1SS1 { NOTICE is hereby given that James Mcqueen has filed notice of intention to make final proof before the Register and Receiver of the U. $. Land Office at Tue son, Pima county. Arizona, on Monday. September 9th. 1S-l, at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of said day, on Pre-cmption Declara5ory Statement No. 5y4, for the west half of northwest quarter section 25 and east hal' of northeast quarter section 26, town lI south, range 13 east. He names as witnesses Andrew q. Marsh. George r. Foster, Thomas P. Patterson and James Blade, an of Tucson. Pima county, Arizona. HENEY CoUsINs,
 Register. First yuhiieatiCu .IuIv 3n-5v-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
NOTICE

rI'EBBITORY of Arizona. County Of Pima In | Ju-tice'- Court, before Charles Never. J. P., Precinct So. IT r. Ryan. pls ntif-. v. ! \ Hunt. dsieudaut
 !. A Hunt. drf-LdArr: Ton are hereby sum mored and rrcu rcd t1 appear before m- ar uy office iu tls town uf Tucson and County of Pims uu thr 2d dlv of sept. A. D lSSt.af f1 Ocloe k a. m tu answer tus complaint Oi The aboye-uamrd plaintiff who demands of you that you are iu- debfed tO him iu The sum of -ixty-eitlt t31CO dollars.
 And if you fail t0 appear and answer said coz ulaiUt a- herein required. rls plaintiff W l take Judgment against you C- demanded and for tls c0-t- uf rhi- -Uft.
 Gwen under my nard tli- 1-. Iag DfJuIy. A. D. sl, CEAELEs h. MEYER, J. D.,
 jyS Precinct SC.I.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

THE President performed his first off cial act since the fatal a ot July, Wednesday, si yning formal requisition for the eytradition of certain criminals who some time since took refuge in Can ada, and who are n0w in the custody of the Canadian authorities pending the acton of our government. Otherwise the President has not been as well, and during lhe day his pulse was very high, but the physicians claim that he is on the road to recovery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
Th. Nen Me1iean Tnranolse llIne.

From a letter to the New Mexican Mining News we chip the following, tell ing as it does, evidently, the true story of that turquoise mine:
 Carbona.evilie or IUrguesa, Is located at the north end of a Culch running north and south, about five miles south of Bonanza and four niles north Of Cerrillos. tt has a population 0f nearlt 20O. The view from the slG-Lvard is most magnificent. I-e Saudia noun ti ins, 40 miles distant, readily seen D! the naked eye from tIls. village. The village is yell supplied GIth hotel ae- commCdatlcns.
 Messrs. Frank Dimmioi. and Robert Hart were the first settlers oi Carbon ateulle. who came here In lcss and iocat- ed number of claims iu February oi that year. They also opened up the Carbonate mine in the same year. lt IS on the towusite and k down i34 feet. It IS not worked now.
 This is g quiet. peaceful mining camp Two good assayers are permanently To- cated here and as they arc reliable men confidence can be placed ID their state m5nts.
 \ flew words about the celebrated tur- quoise mines As they have been wrt- ten up so graphically within the last 2o years by some oi the dulest writers ot the age, ! approach tine slblec' with hesitation. l will try, however, t0 give a few additional facts as l ind them- The work on these mines, as IS well known, was discontinued m lsdN, and Was resumed aLan 1l1ut a year ago. The pa.autee of the land, as near as cau be ascertainei here, Is Mir. LnUs All drews, O1 Santa Ec. iu the spring Oi lss1 a party of New York capitalist l0- Catel a clalm on tlIs mine under tne | nIted States mining lays, and have eA- pended a number of thousands of dollars Tn sinking shafts, making tunnels, etc. WorS is how stopped, and, as I was In- formed yeste rday by one of the gentle men who have made tEe Improvements, no more work will be done IL the neal future at least, as every doiar expended has been a less Co the company. X large quantity of tLls turquoise, the best qual- fly taken out oy tLIs company, was talk eu by one of the proprietors tO one O. the best Jewellers of New York city for appraisemeut Of its value. Ihis Jewe.er pronounced ( Di uO value whatever The turquoise stones were left there with tie jewellers to sell, bat uo- one cent has yet been received by the company from thenl For ages 60 come fahuiuus stories Of the immense wealth mined from this great natural storehoUse of turquoise will be told and believed throughout the civilized world, and yet the facts are that the stone recently taken from this mine has no commercial value. l visited these mines. and tine above statement, coming from the owuJIs of the mine, cUn be re- lied upon.
 Sheriff Mason, of Marin County, Cal, Jack Cannon and Bill Barnes, while hunting deer on Coleman's ranch, back of San Bafaei, Thursday morning, shot at a buck, but missed tt and killed Chiuaman. who was not seen by the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
Fin.t PuLIi.aLian Lul. an-5w.
>aTtoE Tr sEEuIror-.

A1 -Nurlr. hereby gwen lg f.l- JI.aersI erit-i tNacuto- of tln e~fsc. pf J..I l.. .lrr.- ...- e c--s-i -u -.e crt-turs 1f and .I r.ar-nua larr- claims a--i-f t. si.I u.-ccs-a.i Go rz be lfl-1 with tfe necessary vuuctrr~. within tal mon .I- alter Inc rr-t publication of tLl- notice. to Che --lt ey-,'.Iio-, at lI- o-ic" an tle Surryur-fiau- erals utIre on Main -t-sat. I1 the County uf Pima, Territory pf trsoGs.
 JOHN WAS-UN IXetlter of CT. r.-a-- af John L. Lalis.
 trCeaa-ali.
 Dated at Tucson. Angus F. IssI. sul2-w4v
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

A CHICAGO dispatch says that twenty five students from Hartford, Connecti- cut, arrived in Chicago on their way t. the Celestial kingdom, Wednesday. Hereafter Mongoliar intelligence will be cultivated in England and Germany. The reason given for this change is that the United States will not admit them to its military and naval academies, while the nations of the old world will Garry the news to Denis kearney.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE i- hereby given Co II. c. M1s'z . - thc=e claimiu. under him, that l-.. A performed the ueoe--ary labor upon tlH ll.Hh Notion mine, Helveris Distric-, Pima tl-l A. IT., as ass s-meut work for tha year .-.-- December 3l, lss0, and have paid for rle -a... -. that unless said Mor-c, or EiH I--'-r- --- Withiu ninety days from the cate lg-.af -l ute his proportion lfffy d1iIlrsI O. --.e rr.. erty. q. B. LIsa .-
 May lG 1881. ug--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

TIE Law Reporter, commenting upon the inadequacy of the law under which alone Guiteau can be punished, prcvid- cd the President lives, which fixes the penalty for assault with intent to kill at inn risonment for from seven to twenty yeas, suggests that Congress enact a law declaring any and all attempts at asst nit with intent to kill the President or any Of the officials designated by the Constitution as his successors in the office of President to be capital felonies witt special penalties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

( IL PARTIES ARE WARNED AGAINST A purchasing tle McGr cor mine. u-I- Wa. iugtOn Camp, Patagonia M0uutaiu- wll l1.. has tceu jumped by C.. O Everetts. E. .H. and --- Kelley, which they have iu ,ae5r .-HH named he PADRE BOLSAR mine. uI aa.. ...- person OF persona eNCcp. the uuder-I-u.. T.r are the true and lawful owners of tlc came
 ,Signea) S. A. MANIO. E
 JOHN MCCUt COR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

IRE Virginia Republicans are some what divided on the Malone question. They had better stick to their colors. It won't make any difference with the re- suit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
APPLICATION FOR a varfyr To the Omega Hist EStcu.ir, .>...,
 Mine No. 1IU

Y <. Land Office, Tgc-ou. A-l11la- r..- s. r... O. Notice is hereby given r.s- E r OchOa, .. R. De Long and Co H--... .' - P0~ioflce add-e-- i- Tucson. Ari..r. day filed their application tur ar.r.-r -- rs. hundred linear feet Ot -la Ouu-. t-.-. r.t.-.. south mine OF vein. bearing Ciac-.. N .. ...l ground six hundred lrrt iu vii,r --. and being iu iiesefia Mining u..rr... ...-
 ina and Territory uf Arizona. .r. ....- ..l de-i-uated hy thr field Uufe- and .r.#-. dle iu this office as l1t No. .S, jl. e1.... ..- daries of said l1f NO. S h-.l- g- ..... ....-.
 Variation 70 deg 70 min east ly o.-.-.,-.. .t Polari-.
 Commcuc.ug al Che ia.r..l point -.-- The centre Of 90 shaft common fH r.. Ur ...-r the Omega Mine fir-t tNtc--.Uu ~.-.. . ... northwest me Oi claim, run -lal.. u.H I, .- ll min ca-t feet ,u iul..I. post . uf The Ome-a mining clam, .Hr Nl .- - thc east ~ice O ni O lst D SINE tl..r. ..-. north 3s tcg 2- niu east -ai .la. t.r. ...#-. ..- corner oI Cls1w. to % 9. CUuu. r.-. ... .. EChe- -qrare, set ru noun. Hl -...H. .. Ii-h and uar.,sl OL rle east ... 70 .-. .... -,a hts poet i- also Che lor. lr.-f .Hr...... U.- mining claim. tor Nu. as. and from '. ~ mineral monument Su- D ..... FOE.
 10 min east lJl feet and sis .u.-.- ..-..-. -uuth co deg 70 miu cast corner Ot claim tI e rs,.ulH. H... ... ..r. inches square, set il rI.uu.. .. -....- high and mlrsuu % v L-r s 20 r.
 post gu SUS tree i2 inches il l-.H.r.r deg 1j min east l~ t"t rla .... -uu thence -uutl 9, l-- -' u.. u.-t .. be southeast center uf claim rH g H. feet .ul-, tSi inches a.lt.s. -u- .- sfout- 3is feet high anu u.rs.. u .I . ... U- -r G. thence continuing s1afl w 1uu feet Go Che southeast corner ui ..... .... wood p0-t | feet long, tEf Inches mound uf sfolc-l .. l.ut Il-u and HT...... ?. .- E. run thence uuriI ol u.- H1 -... .. feet tn The southwest CorIyr U. r.llu -.. post q tert long. lst inches -l l-HIa. -.. Il. .... stones lS inches high and ulr.-.l Hl n. .... o W C t-t D -v, tni- post also Msls- aart corner or tle Omega Urn.U- ..I... .fs. -f, run thence north -s deg -1 min ..- fr centre Of -l-It. Ile place Ot l...I h.. ... tanning lu if luU acres.
 This claim i- bounded ln tAc u4rtla.-. #s.. omega mining claim.
 hc location of this riucA Q Cr-y r.e.-.. tlc Recorder UN-e Oi the A u-r gf H.-. Book B, bycOJd ot Mines, paeA ttl. t.-
 Any and a.l persons claiming H'srr-. r.l tiuu ot -aiO Omega tir-t Extension -.l.H TT. or said mining ground a- nerciuhato-a ..-.. are required t1 dlc frcir gaya--e clam ... Register ol Ihe United Sfalg- Land ttI.. a .- -ut. iu tho Territory ot &ri11E., Gu-L- ...--. day- period of publication hcrgoL Jr t..s VI barred 5y virtue Of the provisions Oi tl. ~......
 HENRY CoUSrs, b.rs..-
 VI osborn, Attorney for claimant. I..... AIzoua.
 Il i- hereby ordered that the flree0iur rg-.. application fer u1uiu- patent bs uun.I-.. sixty lays lu the Arizona Daily Citizen. -.H- paper published 1t fucsoI, which paper -- ... gr-l. Lated by me as published nearest -l..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

JUDGE ToURGEE has named his resi- dence The Fools Home" It Is to be hoped that from 1t the Judge will send forth many works equal in merit to "The Fools Brand"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
LEGAL
APPLICATIeS FOR A r.r,-,- To the Omega NIine-Ns loo

r s. LAND OFFICE. Tucson a....
 O. 26, Iss1.-Eofice fs herein, , '. ... l-- Iuly, q. Ochoa, S R. DcLor-- TT T -E c. hushe., v hose p0-t1ficg -s l-...... --s NIi1lui, nave hit4 lleir afpiicl.ior r.- Tor Alteen hundred linear f.er Of fr.. t. l'.--f or vein, bearing mineral. ,.if1 ---l.. i lila hundfed Feet m width. -i-rrl.. r---.--- s-.. hclttue linll- District. to1nt- .l --s " riiory of ArEoL-, and Known arF f... l.- the held hoi-s and ulirial r'lr 1H .-.. .-..r- .F ss ius No. 57- the exterior .H#..H..- No q being as follows. ro-v-fr.
 Variation, = deg e min e.-...-. ton ot Poiari-.
 'onmeaei5is ai rae iui..al point .f. ...--. .. the centre Of slaf comrr. n. --.. Omesf F.r-t Extension ~r-.l E.
 erly llue Ct claim. and sIl t...-. min east . itcr Go @ redwood -.. 4X4 Inches ~quare. -.E .r ..- ieef gh and marked ou u... ... ...-. thence coutluuiL-uortr ~ I.-a. Co the northeast corner .f chin. q ieei long, 4Ni Inches -.r... ..- a -l9Ecs 2 iecl hi-l end -.-..f ..-. -- 'N 1- .-.l4 .--- O.rr Llrlt SO i.1.- -rrrr l- H.. s. r- feet ll-taut- run thence r.r-. .T
 west l'to ie- -1 -t. north iu..-- ..--....- .. . Fco"ooe l1-l te- bong. 4.t .rr... ---.- .. ., ,5 ,. ..- l.rt-.-. and l.a-...I a ,r . N W . ll- thence -Hull > a.r .- --- .--. fcet io Ihe northwest ,.g.s- 1f .-.. N' post i,rI long, inches -.Y-..-. -- . 7tonc> -'s i.'t l,-I end ua-...- ,tt '- k ,,. thence t'-.-A-Il- 1ltl -, l.- 5l min - .. To lnr -nul."--t CH-I.r U. ...-. -. . r- pos feet .ou-- i1+ inches -ers-. ..- D, oisioue- ic ,nc--- l.-l and r.....aI |. 7- r.- sun Thence south q deg al min .as- --.H e- " southeast car-.r li claim CD a a...g4 -.--.- .oEg- -Ni Inches square, -eE u u..-r .---- T, Inches high and marked On -.-.e.. . l. run thence north 2> deg D --s-. feet Co centre ot -I-n. the p.e. of ...--. containing 21 t'i iaUaC-e-. lhiS cam is bounded Cr tar s1-.-...- u. . omega Ailr tir-t fV-el--u- ~rer.. .- claim
 The location Of it,s mine Is J.rr -....s., ihe Recorder Office ci Che Jcu-. a. r.-. = Book B. hrc.rt oi Mines, ra-e t.l- a..s .. F. kccort ui Milr-. p--ss t-t s-T .1. Any and all persons c1iuir..- ts,.r..... tluu Of -lIl Ous-t Eius Hr -afF r...-"-. as hcrci11clC-e ca-eri rcd. arg r...H|-. r. adyer~e claim with the Ie.i.--- a. ... Stste- Land otice ar Tucson. ia tt- r...-- Arizona, during rlc -INr, days. u.-f.. ... cation b -cut, OF they win be .ar.I .. Ihc provision of th- S-ature HESEy tUr-rS1 rs
 W J Osborn, Attorney Cor c.air.---- Arlzuua,
 lI i- hereby o1lc-td that th. ar.r.r..s. ..-. HHTH |. H.a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

AN eastern paper says that woman -he Sunday Cf man. Because its me, ing day may be.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
Cnrinns Ore.

The Tribune reporter the other day dropped into the Utah sampling mill, where he was shown by the proprietor a lot Cf 10000 pounds of ore, recently brought in by Hon. k. E. Vivian, of Boze- man, Montana. The ore is from near Bannock, and will run well, probably over $500 to the ton. It is curious-look- ing s-ufl, and Mir. Conklin confessed that be dil not know what to make of it, but it wa. probably very good. One heavy specImeu was brought in boxed, and had just been opened It weighed l23 pounds
 Speaking of curious ore, said Mir COrkin, "this is the worst deception l ever saw" and he pulled a couple of small specimens from his pocket, which seemtd to contain nothing but iron pyrtes.
 Ee then went on to say that nine men out of ten would pronounce that ore worthless. It came from mine in the vicinity of the Grand Prize, and where box Cf it, weighing 1S0 pounds, was brought to the mill. Hewds inclined to laugh at 1t, and intimated that it woUld not pay the expenses of sampling. The party, however, was willing to run the risk, and as Mr. Conklin said, a man may have brick-bats sampled if it is in his notion, and he wants to pay for it. So he took that particular job himself, and to hs astonishment it run S5OOO to tue ton. He has since assayed several lots from the same vicinity, and 1t will aver age from $500 to 5000 The specimens have teen shown to several experts every one of whom have pronounced them worthless, and could hardly be made cD believe otherwise.
 About i:30 p. m. Wednesday, at Visa lia, California, Miss Maggie Blain, a young lady about sixteen years of age, attempted Co start fire in stove with coal oil when the can exploded and she was immediately enveloped in fames. No one else was home, and she ran out screaming with pain and terror. C. Ku.- der, a neighbOr, saw her and shouted Co her, Lie down in the grass" Sh obeyed, and a lady brought quilt and threw over her, smothering the flames. The girl was taken into the house. her clothes falling off and flesh peeling in strips She was horribly burned above the knees and below the face. At ll.39 she died
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

Il Is hereby ordered that the fore-oil rg-.. application fer U4uIu- patent ta uuHU-.. sixty lays Iu the Arizona Daily Citizen. l.H. paper published at fucs0U, which paper '- ..H cr-i. Lated by me a- published nearest -4i. ST.
 HsNg1 Cuv-Ty-. .... E---- pub -.-lL-n L.-. ..------
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

Sheriff Mason, of Marin County, Cal, Jack Cannon and Bill Barnes, while hunting deer on Coleman's ranch, back of San Rafael, Thursday morning, shot at buck, but missed tt and killed Chilamau. who was not seen by the hunters
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

il i- hereby ordered that th. arrvsr-.s .-. 5s.- i- -5.. ari-rr. r,-.., ,... -1v ulHi-ltd at Tucson. AriEot. u,.... hereby designated hg ue as ar.- said claim.
 First ru feat iar Jriy ..-,,faf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
NOTICE

Tucson. A. IT,, May r, ISSI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-09
Aanraster fntelliQenrer.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9. 1881
AN EXTRACT
From the Rev. Isaiah WiIey's After-harvee'
Sermon.

From the Rev. Isaiah Wiley's After-harvee'
Sermon.
For the INrELLIGEScER
Yes, we've gaddered in de harves', AMI de
barns are full to Dustin,
And we've mt away dc reapers all to keep
'em safe from rustfn;
And de shcaves war mighty heavy. TO It made
rs sweat to shift 'em',
And YOU darkeys lowed 1t all was wheat dar
while you grunted TO- to lift 'em.
But tell you, oh sEort-sighted. dat de cham
dar wasn't scanty,
While in among de bigges' heads dar was
cheat and cookie plenty.
And when tbrashin' day comes, mind 1t
darkeys, all dat chaf will blow away.
Ali dat cheat go through dc riddle and de
SCUM grains only stay.
So de reaper soon will gadder all desc human
sheaves to gedder,
In de mornin', noon and evcnin', and in ebry
kind O. wedder;
And he'll find no sheaf so heavy, dat to lit II
will be trubble,
And he'll reap 80 clean and surely, dat It won't
pay to rake dc stubble;
And dc cheat and claff and cscklc, with dc
good wheat he will rake it.
He will bind 1t all tOgedder, but &c thrasheIS'
when dey take 1t,
Den we'N find out, darkcys hear 1t, just war
bouts de wheat Is.
Den we'll see war bouts sdc cookie ana ne chan
and cheat Il.
Den de wheat will look 50 shiny In de garner
oh dc Lord,
Den de true will grow more perfec' as de
longer It Is stored.
But de false, de false, my bruddcrs, sisters, il
will all away dc blowe'l.
And may we, when God shall winnow, be de
grain from good seed sOwcd!
VIII f. IWcSpdrrdn.
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submissive as they do" I remarked to a
New York business man visiting here.
"Well," said he, GIVE visited here
many years, and I've often asked that
question myself. I never heard Of but
one young woman running away, and she
died in the West seven months after she
left, heart broken. They became very
much attached to their simple way. There
are plenty of Amish families worth $780,
600 in this section, and yet their handsome
daughters ordinary Sunday dress does not
cost her father s2. When she is at the
proper age to marry, she may get black
silk dress that may cost 41.5O or $2 per
yard. The boys raise sheep, and find their
own clothes. The Amish are are not
stingy or miserly, but they are satisfied to
live and clothe themselves exactly as their
forcfathers did hundreds of years ago."
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Before you begin your heavy spring work
after a winter OF relaxation, your sy stem needs
cleansing and strengthening to prevent an at
tack of Ague, Bilious or Spring Fever, or
for a season s work. You will save time. much
sickness and great expense if you will use one
bottle of Hop Bitters in your family this
month. Don't wait. See other column.
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RHRdGnHd Pm

Thomas Fitchan, Bradford, Pa, writes 4" I
enclose money tor spring blossom. as said
would III cured me. My dyspepsia has van,
ished, with all its symptoms. Many thanks; l
shall never be without 1t in the house. Price
50 cents. For sale ut H. B. COchran's drug
store, l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Evils to be Avoided.

Over eating Is in one sense rs productive OF
evil as intemperance in drinking. Avoid both,
and keep the blood purified with Burdock
Blood Bitters, and you will be rewarded with
robust health and fnvigorated system. Price
ST. For sale ut H. Il. COchran's Drug Store, l37
North Queen street. Lancaster.
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You may rest assured that yOu are safe in
being speedily cured by Thomas Eclectric OIL
in ali cases of rheumatism, neuralgia. tooth.
ache, &c. One trial only is necessary to prove
its efficacy. For sale at II. b. COchran's Drug
Store l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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LHSTATE OF PHILIP SCHUM, LATE OF
II Lancaster city, Pa, deceased. The under
signed Auditor. appointed to distribute the
with the will annexed OF Philip Schum, decd,
to and among those legally entitled to tae
account of said administrators, will sit for that
purpose on THURSDAY. AUGUST .. 1851, ut
10 o'clock q. m., in the Library Room OF the
Court House, in the city OF Lancaster, where
all persons Interested IN said distribution may
attend. WM. ID. WEAVER,
jyl34tdoaw Auditor.
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FOR SaLE.
Go'D CHANCE:
A DESIRABLE COAL AND LUMBER YARD
FOR SALE

The undersigned offers ut private sale u
property consisting of seven lots of ground in
the town of Springville, Lancaster county, at
the station on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
the Lancaster q Harrisburg turnpike. The
improvements arc twO-stOrietl Frame House
2lX24 feet, used as q Railroad Station and Ticket
Office q Frame Warehouse Ax28 feet, and
Coal and Lumber Yard, with about 200 feet OF
Coal Shedding, New Fairbanks Scales Of s ton
capacity; 800 Feet OF Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space for extern
sion of same. buildings mostly new and every
thing in good order. Location pleasant. in a
thicklv settled agricultural neighborhOOd and
u f,.st improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal trade,
and capacity and advantages to do q good
shipping business and increased passenger
travel. Price $9.C0O-On reasonable terms For
further information address
JOS. II. HABECKER,
Spring Garden r. o.,
tc904m' Lancaster County, Pa.