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SPORF IN KENrUcKY--YOung sportsman.-'T say
friend, is there anything to shoot about hereS"
Farmsr.-"Wal, don't know stranger, but you can
90 down to cross roads and take pop at the school
master just to keep your hand in"
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Select 1)oetrp,
A PRAYER FOR REMEMBRANCE.

When my web Of life is woven
And my death hour draweth nigh
When the golden rays Of sunshine
Bear my spirittO the sky;
When the "Silent Land" draws nearer,
With its glory shining bright,
And my soul fees from its easing
To promised world of Light
When my heart beats meath their trembling,
Sinking mOtionless to rest,
And silence never broken
Lieth deep within my breast:
When my form is laid to slumber
Where the wild flowers drink the wind,
Oh, pray to be remembered
BY the friends leave behind
Love me not for good or eva
That has mingled in my heart,
Stirring up its tide Of waters
With quick and sudden start
And my words ofSa ~ and sorrow
And my earthly - forget
But amid your souls glad treasures
Let my spirit linger yet
g Let It come to you ateven
' When the twilight breezes swell,
And when you shall feel its trembling,
Think I've loved you all so well
And within the w6ld of spirits
Ifa harp to me Is given,
Twill touch its chord of music
To allure you up to Heaveni
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and Expenditures Car
roll the ending the fMOndy fJun 1854 and the condition of h Treas
andac Of j. l. BLACKBURN
. Of CrronC
AUDroRs OFFICE CARROLL Co.
Canolon, July 49, 1854.
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The Press-The motive power Of public improve
msnts--the lightning train Of the world.
WOmss.-The rib taken from man to form ribs for a
CT cation.
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A Remarkable Man.

Col. Lemanowsky, whom many of the citi
zens of Detroit and Michigan will remember as
having lectured through the State several years
ago, on the character of Napoleon Bonaparte,
and as Minister Of the Gospel, was twenty
three years in the armies of the Great Captain,
and great favOrite Of that distinguished Gen.
eral. In recent speech, at a temperance
meeting in Alabama, Col. Lemanowsky rose
before the audience, tall, erect and vigorous.
with a glow of health upon bis cheek and
said:
"You see before you man 10 years Old
l have fought two hu ndred battles, have four
teen wounds on my body, have lived thirty
days on horse flesh, with the bark Of trees for
my bread. snow and ice for my drink, the can
opy of heaven for covering, with no shoes OF
stockings on my feet, and furtter have mar
ched for days with burning sun upon my ma
ked head /: feet blstered in the scorching sand,
and with eyes, and nostrels disended that ]
have opened the veins on my arms and sucked
my own blood Do you ask me how have
survived all these horrors? answer, under
the Providence of God, l owe my preservation
my health and vigor. to this fact, that l new
er drank drop of spirtuous liquors in my
life! And Baron Larry, Chief of the Medical
Staff of the Army, has stated as fact that 6,
600 survivors, who has safely returned from
Egypt were all of them men who had abstain
ed from ardent spirits. Detroit paper.
4 DUELEsr FRIGHTENED-Soon after the
Bourbon restoration, duel!ing became the first
fashion in Paris. A school of complete fire.
eaters rose am ong the young Royalist officers
who felt themselves overlooked by the veterans
Of the Empire, and resolved on fighting their
way into consideration. One morning spe-
cial champion entered the Cafe Francois, look
ed round him, and remarked in tone of disap-
pointment: There is no one here worth trying
ones sword on I
You are mistaken, SIR said an old gentle
man IN sPectacles, holding out his caro-, and re
ceiving that Of the officer. The latter esteemed
himself highly on being born count, but his
new antagonist was marquis, ,and could boast
Of both birth and battles Monsieur said he
4 rise very late, and never put myself out for
anything. We will fight, if you please, to-
morrow al noon Then calling the waiter, bel
placed in his hand the officers card, and al
bill for 2, 900 francs, with this order:FGo to the
Pompss Fanebres, and order a funeral in the
highest style to this gentleman's name and al
dress. The burial will be the day after to-mor
row. will have NJ: le Compte buried as if he
were marquis
The mmedate:preparaticas for his own fu- !
neral struck the young officer with sudden ter
ror. and probably made him think for the first
time. The duel did not come off for he apollo
gissd, and It is said, was wiser and quieter
man ever after
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New Publications.

1T1HE REV. r. c. TRENCHs NEW WORK.
Wul be Published To Norro~;
-Svvonvus OF THF NEW TESTAMENT being
the 1s.nes CouI.s Ct Lsel.c ssdff E. .s' ssss
% T,s d Author Of u The Study Of Words" Lee
sers Oh Proverbs &c .,1r..x,r .x,,,.,.
az TIFF STUDY OF WORDS. By Richard Cheaevi1
Trench ysl isT 7 ps SSsh 1'n sy Richard
viz french B. D. limo. Cloth new seoon' 'e's'o sod
enlarged eents manual,
TENNEsEAN ABROAD; o. Ltrrrn r.on TO- q. ~.
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Prong 20 n.l. cs-ieed be%rts 9u'ss,n
THE GREAT TEMPERANCE NOVEL,
Or. BosTox AND SEw YosE |

Or. BosTox ASp Nrw YosE BOYS.
si:s
Of he pAiprsd enough 70 male osshed
hears rh.rs and Temptations; and a.
MOI. variety of character introduced and made 60 play
10 Tsn sDs he 4 soriI ton Is Of the thrlEz
in sp1b-. John lard representative OF ne l,axee
ehsTso.I: the odor. Hay family OF S0ath
Csroh.s ID. wealthy Dist si-d yJupx xho b.. ned
10 10 because hsy too much Intoxicated
viii 20 wherever Al 70 proven; drinkns than the
n,i.- Law and Al act 10 snend aeS Il seldom that
". md povei many notable esasrters ana many
rod pm n sde - N this iS1lham Ms G,zsr,s.
We tskr gsAsu u recon nendEz hi. wors yyuns
MN II POINTS ucsf rial ne ROAD 20 vice
mpks ic -v those who Ia IL Of the
Inv ms, 81 p.e the, d. change rsrr tactics The
of v,y f.iy srt hs; 10 the Idle and m ve'oas the
.x D. 49, VI cne'-wn women, gambling, then, fnnrd
.rS IN. xslow,-ar- artsBed Ths evils 1te
A., CT ,rrly deVetsd and the d.Hser ., vhch th.
NJ b. Known Iod na,ured J'val fel
low are ,,pt.d fully portrayed The sathot has so shc W
IL. dangers of.yne eircums ns proof "a the 'onvciou
a He should BE- re d ~ all youoS isn ~no res
" escape 'he that leads 70 ienosy and dea
"ATeupennce book and IL well sdsPed % in'rs' The
l,eor. bic great every tholShfll nut 10 V
written In sraphe force ,'s n5rs ereelent AMI OBJ
Won, ard is d.rpu0us Of eharac.er Nfehke We hope y
" obtain wide circulation for i,s aHencs must b. good
Albany PROM orousf.
J. c DERBY. Pulii,he-. New. YORK.
For sale BY Bookse. generally COPIES sent b. mnl on
a ffrR
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
cPJRITUAL TELEGRAPH-Ths o,v,, Of

CPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH.-The organ Of
- Modern spirusi.m il Published v.esly At the Spiritual
Beck DtTot. No $50 Broadway, New YORK Price 2. rsE
There il pubcs,cn prOfrss in Acts sad pho
sor BY a. this p4per Addrr.
NANTED-By a Protestant single Man, a
w .itu.,ion 20 WATER and VALsr. or vat On IN
In-sllS uuasrs,spds SHAVING and HAIR CUTTING Csu
n,c Ne. the City from bis last psces No
ski,rticp 10 travel. Address j. H.,
Ma. RrSUrON CLARK. Broadway. OF Bs-cisy-
:. or VIZ MlLHAU No lSS Broadway tom 10 10 o'clock
eech day Will engaged
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The y. Y. observer The writer has No renoH ,of
eoIceinf his lame which we trus will COME cat -ith hs
s.oo,d thousand Now Re.dy.
HERnITs DELL Fsos THE DIARY oF ArsScILLsR
Ole .essat l2no lUs rated Prce 81.
We really to nsrre The aun0r of THIS de.xafuI
tcos whel intend de-, tske into the woods with
aon, o. b... sIrous days ihat fast 4ppcoach
n,-sod sno.hE Asst upon LOS. sr IN s,on- dnns 10
eonf,bt- without vi g our soi AIRY delight feel
lu., though We should hs' to snake hn Is'y ~ the
Nv. IN. Of 40 book in the whole -sugs unyiern icd
u, ,I sif ne n = cbr,sn 'a
A., cdnT. of flowers ,s-et eOuLtry ans hid.yoi,es
and ling with them humsn Owe and srsov snd p,sons
suuul -nd'espe family scenes sId ''ou, ,ur,l
i6ch Of IDS wales 81 the beabt's o. NJ d
al sef,ea In ohgns sod unsud ed which
Ia d.nIht.'erJ one whose eh'rse Is men-d ss owe
~ tuie lfHnehkerlsr rsse
rlsi.s III, OF young families. curing their
clown, lsItpess wh shidns os now aFoans them TIE
jh Tor Of theu god deeds sH,ng ho-s who were
suit. nj, /. i. touehins." laNli,ri Times.
b,soBe ervsd thk AID fat the mnt % 10 .Ine
+ ~ rie. "a. the aognz noises OF the wosl -hsre
ID b,ss, h e-s bot the ehirP u abr or the nur'
uuT II q w.isra. YANKEE BLADE
SA,vei,sd ihe s.t page e Hermit Dell % the
cone llAi have bsc pl san 's til =" 10 only Wish
II ngt bsve tstn iou.sr ltiA charming 70 nni 'al
OF net bcy ele, sDd besuy tW9reoster f.sfan
AS con IsLion IN a woodland fanble or By winters
h.sItb Ills of hone se pictures badly b.
tt,std ty u the current WORKS OF similar cnaL.cter
,erial sirit perv.s this s., volume shining warmly
ard ssLy 10 the picture Vt roal life and Rome scenes IL
6hts The soli 10 frd them, AID does one 1000 s e'
cine" New, YORK Observer
io the eIence OF man, scholar urosyet th0uEh many
d.. last rss'r qul- del ~ere the past IS lived
ssah ard tie p.tt MY enjoyed a. honey 70 ,Se
lover Of nature and Of the sweet eomniGsns ~ nndred
J. C DvRBY. Publisher No lis Sss.sust ny.
PHILLIPS SAMPSON 4 TO Boston.
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fine ARTS.

LANDLORDS on ART
III The Art Of Porrsit Psintps IN OIL ColSrs. . cents
IN. Ar Of Landscape Painting in Oh Co,1rs . cents
TIE Al Of Landscape PaIting In NGer Co0rsSS GO us
The Eleueuts Of P~rsJectve. .os seats
Ao large OF the hest Engish aud French Al
lists MATERIALS ofevey description; studies by julien
Eubert, Cslame Ferusio. Ne Cata!osn and frce Ls VA
D. s,Et, e Of xpenss TO part Of the United stre. Or
dsrs respectfully ,cted w SCHAUS I'm porter Of Artists
Materials Ensrsyns- Wholesale and retA No. SS Broad
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Cost ano found.

OsT-Last evening in Broadway, near 2lstst.,
IL. .nan ROLL or PAPERS tied virh red ape. Te
6ulsr will be sssby rewarded les ring u innsd1A<y
No ~ Pe.r.r-
Il az REWARD.-LOsT, On Wednesday, the
d ~ 9Th inst between hours Of 10 srd 10 0eioct
IN going from the Of ID and tba through Asfs
place 70 Broadway snd through 1fos1-sy 70 CsTsSsS aS
CHAIN with KEY srd Rns and Is.on'e Eblems stsfs
eortsin.pss Mhis,ure. The owners nsue on ne ~
owner BY Issviss The same No. SO Nav. o. C.
TYs No. IS Isy. n. B.-fs.nsrosss. &c 49,
STOP tie same efsysA v sSkDIAss' ~
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LOWLERS AND WELLS, No. 81 Broadway,
1 have worn CD GEOLOGY PHRENOL0is Psi-
GEOLOGY. PHONOGH tPIy HYDROPATHY. TEN
PFRASCE EDUCATION. AGRICULTURE, CHsaIS-
Try &c &c Also the works Of Horace Msan, Theodore
Ps,ker CheIin. Bceeher, Greeley and others
Comics Positive PAilasoph, Tsyo's Jouro-y 20
c. initial Africs-4 Ell - Sire sephens- FASHION and r. nine
81 Mrs Smith. 3. rhs ard Lny-< % Bunr.yssk-sche,
Of Chsrsoters-sl s. Elders PERI pic.-si 3ilo-ss
Aneric- Cottss. Bblder-sl IS GTeeleys Ins Re-.
fan-SL Be.umt PAy.oosy- 75c. L.nberts Pictorial
Apsouy-SC Webs,s ALst iInies A,l.-s,ze o. h--S q
Cutters AnsioHi 81 Osipe.-5il II om-n Skeletobs-sjj
t45 Pocket Pump -ydnzes- - -,hs hest 10 l-e }
Phrepoofiesl n ads hsrts. &c Sc No $40 Bro.dx.y
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Amnsemenis.

! CRYSTAL PALACE ILLUMINATED:-Ih
4: i rss s Be or, M b nd sa ra
"fs q & ssy as ra;' ss Ssi
ron he cryis Palace to the Of he state F.I and
e eifs fa5rs re joaS D. WIFE
KIBLOs GARDEN.-DoOrso open at 81; to c0tn-
H. @snssaa as,s. t. Al e,,,; Of 'h' house " ''A'''
,sxsSaisE ~ js.d.a s!vtl
IN TIE NJ AsrhooTIi Or ,ss MAGIC Pen.
And tie Ls'sh'''s f' TIE rccoScpERs.
The Great Russian Aii., v,ru,.s
in the Ne" o'i Ii P PEshs S%sDALousE
NCADEMY Of UsIC-Fourteenth-st
"A MADAME os TsIs e: ;F: siSyon MARIO
! NORMA
Principal eharsetenby
MADAME s1HGNoRIsA DONOVAN.
PRICES or ADMISSION:
P.rque. and first Circle Of BOzes...s20
Choct for secured sesfs............si ~ additional
second Circle Of Boxes...............si
e,1T.sS ssd pic:eaa to s.eh
b ,.'S,ed Il, 4 is bsI ssd 90 5r,n'
Sa NO. cess IS srosday AID Van Sordsn k, 8
Door. open at 6. oeoet performance will commence at
OROADwAY THEATER.-The public is most
ID ressctfuy informed ibst arrangements been made
on the o.t fcale Tor the production Of series OF tue
most popular .nu.s.
toy which purpose engagements have been effected with the
| follow ng celebrated
MISS LOUISA PYNE, mr. BORANI,
MISS PYEE Mr.. REEVES
Mr. VIM HARRISON. Mr. CA@OENs.
with excellent Chorus and compel OrohestTs cor1bna
ten Of talent unsurpassed In Europe or America
The Manager els pleasure Ia stating that nowh.
stsndrg The heavy outlay attendant cOube Company OF
Rf,T p ME- or sbMIssIOy WILL REMAIN THE
SANE TO ALL PARTS OF TIE HOUSE, VIZ:
Boxes and Pa quette ....................5o cents
secord .Id Third Tien..................l5 cents
: Private BoIes......... ~
TWENTY only will he CHARGED fo securing
Guus the but secured seats viii be sold after the
opening Of the doors.
The sboge di.,ip suished artists will make their h appear
.nc in MONDAY Oct g. in the favorite Opera OF
SOMNAn BULA
The Bcx Book will be Saturday Oct al u O'CLOCK,
wi. u seats NAV be stouTed three days 10 advance
TNGLISH OPERA at the Broadway Theater.-
IL CORBYES ard authentic AMERICAN EDITION
correct Prompt cooks England printed IN cesr type
Chtrsotefs Descriptions Of Costumes snd full Stage Drec-
ton, Putlhhed At w BALL SONS No $50 Broid~sy,
respectable Book and Music stores; also 81 the
doors OUTsID the Thts,er, during the perfotos1ce
] Now Refdy-" SOnBhnbals - " bohemian u H." MARTY
ma and Daughter Of It MAX he and ask for CoA
ByN'S OT.rs Books
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ITO MlNERALOGISTS and SCIENTIFIC
MEn- Now Ready.
Tbt Foprh Edition gr.afy enlarged t-bout 100 sddonsi
rs, :. no ~ wrteD wiIh wood cuts svo elo,h 81
iRUFts sOR DANAs SYSTEM OF iiNEhALOOf.
q p fUTN Al Co. Publish THIo DAf,
AsYSTtM ~ NINtRAL0OY Compri'lns the mot.
1ee, L, d.e,,res including full descriptions u species and
IN. chs ca snay,s snd 'Ofmuls tables for The
d,te iusib Of niutrss with treatise on Mshemsieai
C,ts hy ard the dswins of fsu on ery.a ids
raj, q b, SO WOOD by James Dana, A. NJ Fourth
Cd tiop TsGfrsns ed and eularE'd
sect orb has taken lie piaee by common con-
nj =, N, gGuoaid subject. both Ia this
a. ~ turoIe No Their wOrs embodies so large sm mt
AZ IA ffu aijop On he ,uheot; ths edition he's been thor
,rshlx a, up with The discoveries 10 he hour Of
10 pr,, Large orders have been received Tor this edition
iron the English spa UsTman sIkets
Also Resdy.
TIE PROGRESS OF s,'ENCE AND MECHANISM
TtRUI f,BUJI TIE WORLD Bard on the Annotated
C.slo U, tn. New OH Exhibition OF Industry &c. Lsge
4o nustiaso. 81 81 -
This inn rtalt ork csn'sins arge amount Of valuable
6 rraef.cs Information II particularly tail on matte
co, u,c,tG with Mnss end Minerals Chemical and Pharna
and all the
ysiiou, tisrchs Of /. du,ty and Art
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM-WON
~ DERFUL sUCCEss-rRIpAY, Oct s, in Ii.
EVENING 81 O'clock the entirely new aud thYinslv in
es.sps French Dramatic Rouspoe NOV being ~itnesd !,
dsBsh,td multitude "EuSssss" With Mr. c. w Cl.ris =
EuascAe Mr. Bsd.way Pcaiet Mis- Mestsvey A. Ion..
Ae. In the AFTERNOON. at 8 THE VILLAGE PROF,
LIGA1E, Songs, Dances &e. The Living Rhinocetos the
eres African Boa Constructor - feet ns the Happy Fam
" and al The Curioses be whsv. extra shuse
eaiDep Is C.; children under ten, I2.e.
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VIII be publi.h.d IN WeSres'sy. w. I:
THE KAN AS ON
i WOODLAND. PRAIRIE DEEERr. MOUNTAIN,
VALE AND RIVER;

By Max. GREtSE
This volume will embrace yet ample description, Of
Scenery cIna.e. wild Productions. Csl.aIe. o. Sod c-
eesl and ober Resource the r. ri,ory interpreted With
INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL
Anecdotes gs;favs Of the Cb4Trcr Il the Traders nd
Iuoians T. Which will b. eid.d drrcors route o1tft
TIE pionser ehes OF dss'.s localities "a presen srt-
terasbt with ,och oiher forms iou',s hil make
COMPLETE MANUAL FOR THE ENtGRASt
I'D orb Of rf-'ercs for snde vel
inter- evening Book Of Westsrb Life. limo, IA pasea
Piioe IS cents
Oioers are respe-'fullv solicit'd Address
F0WLERS WELLS. Publsher.
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DOOKS.-NOw is the time to buy B0Oks
center has large assortment. eon.sns Il sEs.i nssy
Bibles Comm en.nss Standard R.lsioss w9,ts, BIos
Ing done in ell ssy les %, saAhAa 49,. Isroyx
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IF a Protestant single Man could find plac,
Il ..COACUNAN he would work very reasonable Dada
tb. winters his character undesirable Please adcss c. Til
otrre
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WI be engaged the aces Of tie American AID Foreign
migrant Protective and fwT NUT Socty No. sbGeR
WITCH 81 and SO. $50 eh.st.. corner 81 BroadNay
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4 BBE 4 YATES, T. Wy ORk. -
~ QUESTIONS BY THE PEOPLE-Answered by
ABB s YATrs Universal News Agents, NO. p 5eeE
unG. NewYoIs:
Who BE-. the lss, assortment Of Newspaper, in the
uit -, . o,, ,,xL
o " no has Yve.y Ass zine that 10 published
A Able a YATES No % Beekman st. New.fcfk
o. u bo has the lars-.t v.Iie'y of andard work,
A ABLE YATES. No. p B-ekmsn--t. New Yorh
whose variety of cheap Pubestons the largest In the
Union $1,000 . , 49,
% h. psck and ard he Trade ia advance Of any
oil ey Hou,e sud d T. eonp-titioni .
AHbE L YATES No % Beekmann., New York
q u he u.vrr hsd comp aint frsn country tes'en'
ABbF YATES No - Beekusn New York.
O ho forward chs Magazines, and cnesp Publications
.EBF s. YATES. No. D Beef nsns st., New Yort
vb. will b. psssd TO receive order ioIn toe read
az. oftfe sb.v.
ABB & YATES. No. % Beelmsn-sf., New York.
o. Who are ih- Alens snd 70 send oar sub
.rtti o Soy md ali Of the Newspapers published
ABB 4 YATES No p Beetm,n-st, New YORK
ST.. viii be attended o Or
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~UPrffT HUFnfFIOns ~
YlRST INNUtI. SLOW OF the CONNECTICUT STATE
aGRlCU.g UrAL SOCIETY Will be bed et NewHsven on
TIJFsDNY WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY and FRID AY,
Ootob' II Octer ~ Extensive arrangements are COM
pletee Et he exhibit o.: all varieties OF stock agricultural
and NJ n tnics pro1u &C. fue track of u miles has
been laid iCr the exhilui., Of Horses
The .eveTsl IaroAds csuering In New Haven Will bring
stock aud articles for orh!iion free Of charge
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Open every Day and EyeniDa.-The Psychological
Rooms of Meurs FOWLERS and WELLS 10 1913 Brosd-
r.y-betweeu Duane Pearopen free to visitors day and
evening Examinations with Charts ind written deScrp
tons Of character, VIXEN desired.
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Emiernnt IntelliEence UhIcc ana Ilauor LASnHhHe
and Csnslstt NewYok The Ofice is established BY the
Coomissionen Of EnisIson where can always DO found
larse numbers ofLABOREBS ard SERVANTS al very low
rats wages aud persons have their orders hed BY
Whiting the aud serdins the anount neees
sery 10 psy he pasge of parties required No fees charged
10 an nloYer, las. z FAGAN, Snperntendent
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usit WASHINGTON IRyING's new BOOK ,

The y. Y observer says rhe writer has ressoH for
eoIresins his which trus will cone cut sith bis
lei venture kefor- the pablo
s.oos q Thousand Now Re.iv.
HERnITs DELL Fsos THE DIASY oF rEScILL,R
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03


GARDENs-A number of very flourish
ing gardens may be seen along the South
and North Forks, some of them quite ex-
tensive. Radishes, lettuce, etc., of home
growth may be found in all the restaurants
PREPARING.--We observe the different
fuming companies busily at work on the
hill side getting down timber, packing"
lumber, etc., preparatory to laying down
the fumes as soon as the stage of the wa
ter will admit. The river has already
commenced falling, but mining in the bed
of the stream will not fairly begin before
the 10th Of July. By that time the water
will have failed in the dry diggings, and
mining operations will be confined entirely
to the river and its tributaries.
GRIZZLY KILLED. "A grizzly bear
weighing seven hundred and ninety-six
pounds was killed at the City of '76 week
or two since.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03
EAST Fork,
June lst, 1876.

June ISL, 1894.
Eds. Citizen Some time since pro-
missed to send you some sort of description
Of this branch of the Yuba, but Us my
mental daguerrean apparatus is not in very
good repair at present, please be content
while do one unvarnished tale deliver.
We have no big strikes to tell about,
and l grieve to say that few know of the
existence of such stream as the East
Fork. We don't have many visitors here,
except of the quadruped kind. Now and
then deer pokes his head out Of the brush,
shakes his head and snufs the air, as much
as to say, I wonder "who you are p
The little fish, too, play about in the
eddies utterly unconscious that there
exists any such thing as a stick and a
string, with fool at one end waiting for
a fish at the other.
Mining on the East Fork is in its in
fancy. The stream was fumed and wing
damned and -! (ahem l like to have
been indiscreet) in 1852, and was pro-
nounced failure by everybody. No one
took the trouble to prospect the banks
until last season. Since then, sluicing and
drifting have been going on here and there
along the branch, and in many places a
very fair return is made for the labor
The miners are preparing to re-aune the
stream, determined the make it pay
whether or no. There is no knowing what
may be the result, for the prospecting Of
two years ago was not always very tho
rough.
| am ayerse to giving gratuitous advice,
but 'tis my opinion that strangers would
do better to push farther up the streams,
and not loaf round town few days, look
ing at others spending the money they
have dug somewhere else. The trouble
used to be that provisions had to be packed
on the miners back, now that load of re-
sponsibility has been shifted to the back
of-a donkey, mean. Merchants are
very willing to pack the goods any where,
when they are paid for it-a fact that
should not be lost sight of by philanthro-
pists. l have understood that company
short distance above this, have taken
out last week five hundred dollars to the
hand. The gold is what the miners call
spotted" but / suppose that taken on an
average the East Fork will pay about as
well as most other streams Of itx inches
After riskiDg sucb an opinion allow me to
say for the present--nix. G.B
LUNBER.-Good seasoned lpunher can h
bought IN Mariposa county for $50 per N.