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The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
PIANOS, MELODEONS. AND MUSIC
HORACE WATERS
SS3 Broadway. New York

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF MUSIC MER-
L chandise in the United states. Pianos from five
different Manufactures of every variety of sye-from
those plain cases for $780, those oy the
most elegant finish, for 81. 900.
No House in the Union come in competition so
the number, variety and celebrity of its instrument
for the extremely low prices at which they sold.
Horace Waters Improved Pianos,
With without iron Frames. have, in their seals
improved action power and compass of tone equal
ing the grand, with the beauty and durability f thy
square Piano The Press and first Music Masters have
justly pronounced them equal if not superior to and
other make They guaranteed to stand the action
of every climata
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
Hardware &C..
TALLMAN e. TJRNER

Medal awarded to us by the State FAIR
at Marysville, in August last for
Best Hose Pipe on Exhibition!
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
Pioneer Stage Zine,
FROM NEVADA TO RED DOG
AND DUTCH FLAT,

T caves tic National Exchange, Nevada, every
Aday at o'clock P. NJ arriving at Dutch Flat at
6P n, passing through Camden, Red Dog and Lit
tie York connecting with Princes Saddle Train to
Iowa HILL Forest Hill and Yankee Jims
Returning the Saddle Train leaves the Blue Cut
Hotel, Dutch Flat every morning at 81 connecting
with castings Stage Line, arriving at Nevada at
i04 m.
0fices-National Exchange, Nevada. W S Nc
Roberts, Agent Blue Cut Hotel. Dutch Flat
B. CASTINGS, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
His Liver is made Active, the Bile
neutralized or rejected, and his
Blood is Thinned and Purified!

If he has Foul Stomach, this acts an aperient,
othtrwise Again-It Immediately relieves
Belching, prevents accumulation of wind in the
Stomach The Stomach, the great receiver Of
disease and its will now enumerate a few
of those diseases where have seen Di. Webber's
Invigorating act most beautifully General der
rangement of the System; Weakness from various
causes, viz Change of Climate, Long Sickness, the
of Mercury, or being otherwise oyer-doctored,
from abuse of Nature and her Laws, by Drunken
ness, Commanding. Debauehery. and other exc
cesses, Trembling, Fever and Ague Chills. Rhsu-
matte, Neuralgia and other Pains in the Body or
Limbs Want of Appetite. Sleep or Memory, Sour
or Bilious Stomach, Tickling of Ears, Tic Dolor:
eux, &c.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
Yeast Powders-Preston & Meriilrs.
L L O u q r. .
AND ENGLISH ALE

In casks and bottles San Francisco Ale in barrels
hf barrels.
Stoughton's Bitters; Hostteers Bitters Boxers
ters; Wolfe's Scbnapps, Voldte'rs Schnapps.
Turner's Ginger Wine; Gordon's Raspberry Syrupy
Sherry, Port and Claret wines; Choice French and
America an brandy.
Holland Gin, American Gin. Scotch Whisky Club
House Gin. Monongahela Whisky, Lemon Syrup.
70 Orders for Goods not in line will rcceiv
prompt attention.
All goods shipped to will be forwarded with
dispatch to all parts of the mines.
SHEATH & ARNOLD.
Saeramnto May 2S-3m.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
HORACE WATERS MELoDEONS.

(Tuned the equal temperamenD
Superior in each desirable quality. Can also furns
Princes Carhart's & Smiths Melodeons. Prices fror
s45 to sl25; for two sets of reeds $780, two banks
KEYS $50; Organ pedal bass Molodeons $780, S275 an
$50 less liberal discount.
Each instrument warranted to give satisfaction, o
purchase money refunded.
Second Hand Pianos at Great Bargains!
Constantly in Store, Price from $50 to S140.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
Iravttff6S.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLICl
California Stage Company


For Sacramento.
Leave Nevada at l o'clock, a. m and arriving
at Sacramento in time for the O'Clock boats for
San Francisco.
For Marysville.
Leave the above named Office every morning at
o'clock, o. IN. passing by Grass Valley, Rough 4
Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving
IN Marysvillein time to connect with the company .
o'clock stages to Sacramento.
For Forest City.
Leave every morning at o'clock for San Juan,
eamptonvills and Forest city.
For Orleans Flat.
Leave every day at o'clock, p. m via Bells
Ranch. HUmbug city, Woolsey's Flat, Moore's
Plat, arriving at Orleans Flat at p. Return
ing leave Orleans Flat at o'clock, a. m. arriving
at Nevada at o'clock, connecting with the Msrys-
vile stage through to Sacramento in one day.
JAS. HAW0RTH, Prest-
". .McRoberts, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
Sacramento Advcrt's.
SHEATH & ARNOLD,
No. 1913 J Street, cor of 7th, Sacramento
Importers and
WHOLESALE GHsOCERS,
Agents for the New Idria
Quicksilver, the best and purest i'm the
STATE. Agents for the
Imperial Fire and Life Insurance Co
AND
N0rtlern ASSurance Co

Northern Assurance 20.
We are enabled to sell to the Country trade at
as Low PRICES the Jobbers at San Francisco. Our
Stock consists in part 5 follows:
Appes-dried and Fresh, in tins; Apple Sauce; Axe
Handles.
Beef-Dried and Easterni Bacon, Butter. B
Buckets. Brocms, Barley
Candles assorted; Currants-dried; Coffee-ground
Rio Java Cheese. Cream Tartar, Green Corn, Cards,
Goldfish, Cranberries, Chicken, Corn Meal, Camphene
Candy, CLANS, Craekers-soda, and Boston.
Floui-Haxall and Gallego, California. Buckwheai
and Rye.
Hams-variou, brands, California and Oregon, HON
my, Honey, in tins.
Jellics and Jams.
Sard-in tins and kegs; Lobsters.
Mackerel, hf bbs., bbls and kits; Mustard, English
Eastern and California; matches, maccaroni
Oysters Onions; Olive Polar, Lard and Sperm els
reaches--dried fresh and in tins: paper, MANILA, Pie
Fruits Pepper, Pickles, Peas, Pipes, Pick Handles
Pork-elear bbs and hlf bbls; Mess Pork. Potatoes.
Rasins, I, and whole boxes; Carolina, Chna, lBatav
viaMa and Patna Rice.
Soap, Hills pale and Chemical Olive; Syrup, Boston
and San Francisco in kegs and bbls Straw berries in
tins Salt, Sardnes Sage and Shovels Sugar Crushed
Powdered, Ground. Granuated China, New Orleans,
and San Francisco Refined in bbls and hlf tbls
Tobacco-Sun Peach, Strawberry, Fruit, Apricot,
Spanish Mixed, Wilson's Smoking, Goodwn's Smoking
and Natural Leaf; Tomato Catsup, Turkey, Twine
sacks; Tea-Green, Imperial land Gunpowder; Tomatos
es in cans.
vermicia yinee arr whortleberres, in cans
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
THE EMPIRE MARKET,
On Pine st. below U. S. Bakery.
NEW n A

Come one, Come all-that is if you have
the CASH to pay for the best BEEF and Meats
in the mountains Meats wholesale, meats by
the quarter side or carcass Cheap as tho
cheapest, and the hest Live Stock for sale at II
times
N B-Not to be different from others We in
vite old friends and patrons to stay away un-
less they have the CASH.
CHAS. KENT.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09

MUSIC-One of the largest and best Catalogues o
Music nowpubished, sold at greatly reduced prices
Music sent wherever ordered, post t-paid. Catalogues
by mail liberal discount to dealers, teachers
seminarcs and clergymen.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-"Nothing at the State air
displayed greater excellence than the Piano Forte
ufactured by Horace Watcrs."-Churchman.
1.-The finest among the many Pianos at the Crysta
Palace those placed there by Horace Waters whose
nstrumentsare always popular Christian Enquirer.
1.-THE Horace Waters Pianos built of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material I'VE have doubt
that ouyers cane do we'll perhaps better this than
any house in the Union. ."-ChristiaR I'D.
1.-THE Horace Waters Pianos known among the
best We sre bled to speak Of these instru-
ments with confidence, from perso nal knowledge o
their excellent tone and durable quality"-N y. Fran
1--WE can speak of their merits from personal know
edge, as being of the very best quay-Chrisan Int
"Our friends will find at Mr. Waters store the very
assortment of music and of pianos to be found in
the United States and southern and western
friends to give him call whenever they go to New
ork."-Grakam's Magazine
I'VE consider them worthy of special attention, from
the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which Mr.
Waters has succeeded in attaining.'-N Y. Times.
Sept. 3. 185s-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
Excess. Debaucherz. Nervousness, ct,

An Electric Thrill Of Strength is permanently
given by DIR. Weber Sanguifier. The whole
functions OF Nature are aroused. Constipation,
dtrsra .r,sia rIrod
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
1t lis a Cure for Intemperance |!

The Appetite for Liquor Destroyed-one of the
beau tful properties possessed by DIR. Webbers In
vigorating Cordial is that it removes all longing
Taste for Liquor. Many nebriates have found
that after ithas renewed and strengthened them,
quieted their it has caused aversion to Epir
its. have seen it cure some the most frightful
cases, where derium trcmens has actually occur
red
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
Medical.

That Acts on the Blood, Brains, Intestines,
Sinews, Nerves, the Fluids and SemiF Fluids,
and the whole Physique. The gloomy Hypoc
chon driac the Dyspeptic, the Nervous, debilita-
ted and Feeble, the over doetored, the Bill
ious and Liver-diseased Sufferer, the Gour-
mand, the debauchee, the Incorporate
dnv allwho suffer ill-health-
CtHOUID PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNESS
y overIakes them, for then worn-out nature
succumbs to DEATH, because she has not strength
to resist Now, Dr. JACOB WEBBERs lSvIGoRA-
IsG CORDIAL causes strength-that Is its main
quality The first operation TONIC the partaker
feels then that Sudation is caused-hls skin is
Damp his limbs supple and active, he feels wish
for exercise and knows he has strength to endure
it he is light spirited; his skin becomes clear his
Eyes too becau
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-09
Medical.
CR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical institute.

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific, Mail. Steamship company's Office, San
Francisco ESTABLISHED IN 1854 FOR
THE PERMdNENTCURE OF ALL
PRIY.dTE AND CHRONIC DIS
EASES AND THE SUPPRESS
SION OF QU4CKERY.
, 1859-03-09
Oh H. HA~ - ro

CHARLES a. HAM l. 90.
PANKE B s AND DEALERS IN FIX
~ caAoEe. n Clark ftzeet. Ohicaeo
CEAHRluH QRAkfxEHF-aAA. QH1NBEK8 L m
Deales9 a hasottaola 8scuEiuA Buy aod gei pS1a:
6euEed b. Rea1 esAta md dve 1pscA attention 20 H.
r1.sq re.11S9 - 10y HsRe9a fAAA Apl6s13<1y
, 1859-03-09

q UAKHR o1TE. DOUBLE Look
TIGHT E11TcH.
sac q u WING MAUHInH
NEVKR BEFORE EXHIBITED MTHE WET,
oiher Cheap Machsne1 take oElr taa sIuzle ,hread
chain Gtltca- This tAkes the 1a,no
TWC THREAD
feu "a tho raost expennve ones IN use IL work vii
Not ZIP Though eTerg Third Stitch be Cut.
Ihe Machine 4ple easlJ adrlted and not {ikety Ia
pet ont OF order WoTh IL RAPIDLY, Ate1 III drn and
h2od3ode Fitch n sht tonat e1peuGVe hachne9 SER
IRON tHo conrno Groota. does coA11e and Que Tork
pe9sect!5. By dnpl5 changing the needle Audth5eaa.
THEY WILL EI1TCH. hem AND GATHER.
T3ev make ilss ncise and tra more eAJ thau rn6s M.
ONE LADY
@hh aser!ex kacalne L. eau4l in emdanesi:
Eight to Twelve
eea:ozzessesbyh hznt Ege:7 family and auy ooe ttrz
aeH1o& = Aoudoeaa Eho=41 OWE one. fhla Is Iha
Only Machine Sewing With Two Threads
tfce2t eps ed ip the Eord for lea than 400 war
By mAciney 70 examine onrs 9zple9 Of work etnt b.
nAi upon reeeUt Of stamp. Machines sent to pct1orf
Eho never 99W them and ate QAed successfully aM fev
c9pff practice 1ul! printed Instructions Owen Enter,
p:soR nea with few hundred dollArsto p1rch49e Uocf
better to1ns Of tat.Htate 0: Rlour Mons othc1 need
aptly. Qs4 ii AS~~
cdas. Z Wlswall's Shoe Stare, lss Lake ST.,
near Mart. Address L. OORNrLY.
Iekfv.vNk Ror aSza TIicser +,
, 1859-03-09

aALpW1N l. DODGE.
ANKER8 4 LAND AGErra
oouhu1L RLU1JA. CITY
ooueetqna n,ade u the uzsa1 ratAx r1ch.,,, -, .
FL n1eSoM es q tas Union boafat aad aold Rssl +
eaaAd q 90 l60 acA aad 2c rsr seT Yend Nst =
re. II ased VnIsuts t1 Esms ntupoedQa,
1k11RGNoto:-4aztueB Bank. Chaesso: Herr Fxrn,-
p. Rtedda1t QhacAEo md E L RaafYoAd ANe14ns.
71stlaE 7kxctnaaEs fsuk her York; Dnfse 1 bn1ocf. 81
, 1859-03-09

Nos&ce..--Tho undersigned, Stockhot-
tees the Merchants Bank Of Macon Georgia sre py
The pFovoos o! M 0hs.ser. made per1anahay liable for
ts aee The notes oftx Bank Vii be taken by u On de-
7osN OF tbs sxue terns u Kentucky. Indiana and
Ohio. 4 H. TUCKER 90,
, 1859-03-09

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Qook dAR0ENT l. DoWHEX
IOWA QlTY.......,,..,..... touA
oooK SARGENT. l. COOK.
FORT Dh4 kolAE8.. IOWA
oooK SARGENT 4 PARKER.
S4oH1A!a9n1 ........NR6RAaHA-
RAhkERS d DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
49, AAfe eolleeaons a7d ts1nt 10 M part Of ths
Union. Laud WA1TAQfs bouxht &oid and located
kasta!aE Asteaiion Ers 70 tho payuasas q taxa
QoQK DILLON Davenport Iowa
I. D. DQWkkY, Iowa Utk1,
kWl1 70
l. VI. QAzk / "a. Phtla3e4phLn
~ N1rf, 1odss O.. NSv YoEt
l.. M1Nell Prask AAsl Aauk, RoStao
n Holmes 8o1. Ft3sb1Exh.
!. VI. UAtk / Co. bpeton,
Y, U4Ek Brother, g. Lo1tR
Hatch 1aaxdou. a. la9t2
44o- anth L o., QhIraepr
John O. bRxxenk Ws1hinG1ou. D q. urktv
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oooLBAUa. 4 BaooK3.
RAEKER8 AND DEALERS IN kY.
BURLINGTON. IOWA,
DFattA eAc. -" ~'A:SSoa o1 nese@
Refer % Geoe1e alaita / O.. Marine R,ns w.
n19's esma8s @ Lean aad TEuE g, and J. q. Adazs-
, 1859-03-09

H0FFmANN Il GELPCXE.
b a N K E r g, Chioauo.
nkP0S1TS RECEIVED AND INTEREST,"
+ Auo.ed On soecdal Depodt& Liberal sceomuoda
1on2 xaoted to doEoth Independent Of ha st "a Of
,4A4hfE md letter. q Credit La suzs 10 suIt "a
ha pftq9p4! e1hea Of the United 8&ateg had Erropn
63Is1 nqAANaf on HURoPE 70 Importer. u aex York
. flA1 LoANB On prtTxtd bouds ind saoFtxnens nam.
1sssa Hessefn staaa. oouaty, Git Or Railroad Lo1as
4s1sH+ees@ As.oAa- l4o3
, 1859-03-09

Those sxho 4Fe curious to witness the
xouderul perfection to which l. 0hsUaltt Gate rn1aa-
eer II Bachelors N. ~ h4s brought The manufacture
u ai1s and Toupee& 4rt invited 70 7:&t nls viz md
Hair Dylns Koonx Nc. fremont Hoek and examine
Tnese curious productions At No scrutiny cAe detect
,ne ast,ae!1 frsm the natara1 wnso adiuEsa 70 the
head detly
, 1859-03-09

SAWvcr's Fluid Extract OF BARK, an
fAlab4e seEae3y ior:he I'D Asue End II. rest.
les forus a! Billoua D.teAset .nte.nit:e3l aement
1hu Fever And Dumb Azus nAyn- their o.1n ii fuaa-
IA Of vtt1 fertile k1d aExhy dutca+ prepared oy b.:
AB. savyet Druselr Chemist, aal ruld ty sawyer.
Pa{xe Co.. No. le IAks etrcet. Chicago.
This remedy IL prepared entirely veeesable srb
a1nces md oor.tsnI mercury. -f3en3e Of anytime
hat csn pzovt ianr1ou 70 the ayutea- III edess
hoss of deoosEnt and toao. veil Apted to rt4tprt
.he healthy action Of the Liver aad stozaach whose
susons are - seuersly impaired In thls cIaA Of dis
e&9ea.
&olnn& and other toacs only u lnauy easea 10
.reAk the chs BIZ: do not remove the disease Of the
isas md o:Ier ozxAns implicated. On which the chill
md Vsve7 Sspcn; hencr tht osesuines Of TIE "Ylud
t1tr1os o! Dart {pkrcdary jn resaona vhere Ph5st-
akos cAnrot be readily oonsulte. 1hoh contain aN
1e Qualities <uied to the indications Of &ese aladles
Huodseds 1t testno1lalo In rakasd 70 the efficacy Of
uedlene from pero.. o' respoctsbfly. have been
kren u Ee psopr!ecr-but hu does cot MAXI use CT
I heua u he p.e1e1sto tavc tot r1edic!neia
e1% hr {erY
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1FhAsaS's WIZ
N1N" IITrn,~--
NE " LIN FV4CES
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a. r,arx s+,.or
30 Clark osEeees
At THK SIGN M THE ArAR apAEGrEn RANEEp
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" long may It HAy9
MetH1 Aoos Uahy hA!h 1nm fsoeiFed ne tlh 4AscFt
nent Of Siein.1y / Sons Id Medal Piano Vortes.
1!s Et1fIsa W. Melodson and 0rxean VI hal son1
imported dutarA
aurfT MT7sro
Rom u The eaes1 music hou1ss received every week
Vp@AS o0nphe!e IND the mos1 abrasive selection Of
ken9A ookh vtoA and a1seExAeot4l tom the popular
m2ner@ PITTS ,otT!a ~ e. mar
EhH lnH4 eUoh o. NC ffge1an3 EplseoE41 Church
sth s*aef spsoop1 9eo0 q unofea nufe- J01.Lkk
sh;rasees 3sh es A4ptKS PLANO FORTE sooo1
9kSTftxL GLE BOOT WTFHfLr Bookr .t~
Jntt fteey1d AIS neV lot Of ns.inss Tarnfor41rs
TnanxfM ETC. eto-
et1 If I'D 1n6STxn@d 10 meef ~ for.fesf 4srts ~
Cnicaeo ga I'D Northwest IL dom k4ie1a 3ns IN Ell
rasa1ere 10 the Nd th1t ther txueF-nce III easte@
fae iitiAa enahta than u ~ ahn hrvene rrd Hs eF
, 1859-03-09

HIRAM WKEELEn
)KODUCE GYMNASIUM MERCHANT.
l. Corner Of caatk sod South v xt1 xzr<A
"akk141Ea 3U1LDiN6-UP 8TAIRA
t@!cako. -fla8 hahl tu, -...,..N Ntnn1.
, 1859-03-09

S 8 o. 90
Premiums and Diplomas.
THE FIRST PREMIUM AND D1PL0KA
4 IA awarded 10 The
Boudoir Sewing Nnohine>
1AkHB' fA7ETI}
is Wisconsin 8s2t. fs1r. Oct eth 1885: Machlne ttS
One Hundred to One Hundred md Fly Dollar In co1,-
petition Thus AuotAes INK has been aaded 70 js chatn
Of Premiums The subscriber be6s leave 70 cali the at-
tenton OF the ladea Of Chicago and YcSaty To the meg
~ olth! beautiful and rnttvalle& 4k4fne. fkT Of
IL prpn1nent advantages III othe1s arc u follow
1T II sewa with TWO threads and ue1 each sttch
n Il makes Two dlderent atltches.
"a It viii sew backward Y ell a. forward
4Gh. II makes two thousand stitches per n1nrta and
d1.Y nine Gtftchs1 II the luch -4
bh Th- tnc1E ve1eaee Of het IL obYi1ted by the an
plcANon Of 1 Rubber Friction l h~ll
6h The noninAl price Of "a includes e4od aod fx-
When this Machine w.s sold at double the pce il vs.
81: siGaER 60.
ELIAS H0H, "a
WHE414ER WILSON,
GRuVKA BAKER.
4 ue best Eoxe thread Machine II tde GafEet' Ths
pce b: been reduced half xut ts value enbxoced
the ADDITION Of the Dorble Tread. An exAustlon
g. tais AAchoe and " work y aolictted II Il pe1k
ooa ,aa5 19ot 3os 19d dhoe stoTe 10 Lake Mseet:
uAKER uTTY n1nRrp yrur
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WHIsrL1xa.-A man who don't believs

WHlsTL1xa.-A man who don't bslievs
In whistling should SO step further. and
put q muzzle on bob-s-links. and mocking
birds. Whistliugis is great ins!itution.-~r
It, oils the wheels of care, and supplies the
place Of sunshine. A man who whistles
has good heart under his shirt-front.-
Such man not only works more willingly.
but he works more constantly. A whist.
ling cobbler will earn as much again mercy
as cordwainer who gives way to low spir-
it's and indigestion. Mean or avarici6os
men never whistle. ~ ssg Gs'.i ,sitT N'
Who ever heard Of whistler among
the sharp practitioners of Wall streetl--
We pause for answer. The man who It.
tacks whistling, throws stone 1t the
head Of hiliority, and would 1.-The could,
rob June Of ts5roses-August Of It's mea.
dow-lsrks. Such man should be looked
to- 4 - ~ 70
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Sorgho or Sugar Cane.

Tho growing of Sorgho, and tho. pro.
duction of Syrup sufficient for home con-
sumption in the Northwest OF least, ia no
longer matter Of experiment. .
Sorgho societies are formed. and re-.
ports made of the most satisfactory kind
in many places. We find that in the late
Sugar Growers Convention of Winneba.
20, county, Illinois. held Dec. 7th, the
lowest amount raised BY any who reported
was 22O gallons per acre. and at q cost
of 90 cents per gallon or less than half
the price of New Orleans molasses. A''
It. is planted about May Goth, and is
cultivated much like corn. II is yet q
question whether it should be harvested
before or after frost comes. 1t makes
better feed if cut before'frost. Talcott
Emmerson & Cos. mills. prove best for
grinding. The sap or juice is evaporsted
by boiling ia aat iron pans. For clean.
sing, some used lime water, one pint to
eighty gallons Of sap; Others used one
spoonful Of saiarstns to thirty gallons sap
but quite as good mode was the con
slant use of skinner. Woolen should be
| used as strainer. 1t takes from sever
TO nine gallons ofsap 20 make one Of fne
heavy syrup Few reports were made Of
| |granulations into sugar, but there appears
no difficulty in the way Of it. One far.
mer raised from thirty to forty bushels o.
seed per acre, upon which he fed his hor'
ses, one only refusing to eat it. and th,
others leaving oats or corn for the can,
1seed. This explodes the idea of its poi
sonous effect. 1t has proved more prof
table to raise than wheat or :orn. and i
thrives best on light, sandy soil. Illinoi
and Iowa expect soon to supply the hom'
markets with sugar and syrup and thel
lcommence exporting their supplies.
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The w 0rld.

The following was one of the late Ma.
jor Noah's stories: .-s
Sir, bring me good, plain dinner" f"
said melancholy looking individual to
waiter at one of our principal hotels.
Yes, SIR 's-f
The dinner was brought and devoured,
and the eater called the landlord aside, and
thus addressed him:
Are you the landlord!'
'Yes..7 Gin astonishment.)
You make, probably. ten dollars day,
clear?' ,...--... ........ 5-l.es v-.,r .+sg
Yes --.-... .,..;--..-..5 ~
Then am safe. cannot pay for what
have consumed. I have been out Of en-
ployment about seven mouths; but I have
engaged to work tomorrow. had beer
without food twenty four hours when en-
tered your establishment. I will pay you
in q week. "#
4 cannot pay my bills with such prom.
ises,' clustered the landlord; and l do not
keep poor house. You should address
the proper authorities. Leave something
for security
i have nothing
i will take your coat = '-l
If l go into the street without that
| will get my death, such weather as this.
You should have thought of that before
you came here"
Are you serious? Well I solemnly
aver that one week from now will pay
you t-r. . ..s -..l
i will take the coat -4 -#rs
| The coat was left and tho week afte,
redeemed.
Seven years after that. wealthy mar
entered the. political arena and was pre-
sented to caucus. as an applicant for ,
Congressional nomination. The princi
pal of the caucus held his peace-he heart
the name and the history Of the applicant
who was member of the church, and on
of the mostrespectable citizens He wa
the chairman. Thc vote was tie, ant
he cast a negative, thereby defeating tn
wealthy applicant. and whom he met al
hour afterwards, and to whom be said:
| y You don't remember me?'
NO. sat 9-.. .ras a.4 JsaAaT
q. i once eat dinner at your h.tal, an
although l told you'll was famishing, an
pledged my word and honor to pay you i
a week, you took my coat. aud saw me g
out into the inclement air at the risk Of m
life without il
We'll, sir, what thenl'
Not much You call yourself Chris
tian. Tonight you were candidate e
nomination, and but for me you would ha :
, been elected to Congress-
Three years after, the Christiap hot
keeper became bankrupt. The pot
: dinDe.less wretch that was, is now
high functionary in Albany. I know hi
we'll. The ways of Providence are ii
+ ded wonderful, and the worlds mu:l
tions almost beyond conception or b,
lief. 1 -a sS