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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

last Night of the StersoptiCou As
'hH is the last night OF the Stereop,icos, aud
as It is 10 bs devo'ed exclusively TO ths eghi.
oiuon Of StRtusry, We have no doubt Deckel
Hal, viii he filled to its Utmost eApasi;y.--
rh- proceeds Of the entertainments We under.
stand as TO be handed over to the Oregon
soldiers AID society
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

A plat o. The srcuad eas b. sesS al ths shss,a .
Tems of sAh-Ons hind eash ahs.t Wind in one and
the balance In two years nom the day of sale; the de-
erred paymenta 10 bear pet zen. interest and - -
secured w mortgage on the premisea
Tho above premises cAnnee sell iOr less than i've
thirds tts appraised VAlee.
0Foh0h WU0AAAN, ShNrid NOut. county
L, n, GVEoaaL and =. "A. lIcEssu,
Attctneya. naedaWauA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
@e0lcaI.
CINCINNATI vENERRAL HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI VENRRRAL HOSPITAL,
BstasisAsd IL ne VsAr Isss.
FOE rHa sSRa ~ PRiVATE DtsAAsks.
Ana uaaS tAs sesHsl Of tve 81 tas ssss nuaasst
ehyassns 10 tAs uoud,
nR, " boHApAhTa, hs1 Lsaaea sd resta
~ HsseieAls and tor ths pasi tse years ef TIE On.
snnsl veuereAi usePital, sed ~. =. RAYnOLna,
ss.Ss ssrrusa.s,ssr. - 81 n Ss,s,s @ f,s.s... -.
eh,Aiaea vi,hsut tie use 81 pstsurg sE sssaae si
ast esssrJhSs ssrsa ,s Sts ~ hears elect s.rsi
wsstssa ssrSa IL . s,Sss, syVAaslst.s prrss
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pa1snst, viEof restored ~ v utshs Al diseases
az ssls es'sFs EsAssA V'sA aSpussS'-s sSssSsS,
Ds. SsaspsT,s's Srs.a vssA 90 sa,saa Diseases, u a
Prvsls Guide - HsalpA ts hsss4~s " Al, uais -s1
.sss.s .ss sS SEQ. . $500. ~: ss9s .. ~ \.
81. sss..xss's pr..1A p.a.., WI. ~as ., y
Hies 81 ne pressA Pa1ss1 Mas AN, 81 Ns ssGs
-: s.li ssi =: ..sss s;:'s e. y m: : .
saA asA reliable rs'nedy ~ seppfosasns snd ai 10.
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profssalssAlstoly n avsry epksrs ~ liz. hon ~
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ny eaa kav.as esesfeslast seyeaA as9hl tks Vasi
seesnsa = ea.,aal,y .Asy esssueiasA y ssiesi ~
geAaFs " syeens a. tsir BsFaeeaF staSs, andta -
aAael = Aa4e = poglaa Alnsaoas, Ne isltafs wi h
snssentd uaiess Aey eeatataa rsuaaaass ~ ! 80
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SkSSSSSSsSs ! IN. sspH e.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

nas- Hon Augustus Belmont, chairman oi
the d. moetetic National Comniues is in the
city sud osu he seen at Billiards. Panorama,
Shich exhibit. at Huston Hall this evening
sod Thursday, Friday aud SATURDAY at three
and eight o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

Auction Sale &C r. Huber L Sou will
close out The balance Of the Grocery coasisn.
men, this eseniNg. Great bargains are To
had tha goois mast besold On. iron safe,
pa'ep, counter scales, qpeeu,ware, tobacco,
ropes, v'o-sst, &a. Also, some more ot that
all wool carpet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

p%~MilitarY men will be pleased to leara
tha, the celebrated Independent Companies.
the City Guards, and Continental Guards,
Baxter Blues and Scotch HishlsHdsrs are
represented on Ballard'S PAHoramA Of New
York CITY, which exhibits at Huston Hall this
evening and Thursday, Friday NRd Saturday
al three and eight o clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Special Notices.
0p 40 M ER v

4 EARNESTLY caution s younR mon suNednt
i trsfu NeryuWs heAtNtv, 40, egsaast endangefinf
their health ~ patren'ung any Of the advettisnS
quaekA feu oan "a " recover nv the methods used
W tho advertiser And hy hundreds OF Vthers, aud 10
no Othsr way ReNd q letter NhiNh will send YOU ID
yea sill send me pest ptid envelope bearing yeHs
aadress. Direot 90 NbWAtD n, FRANkR
eeoiawaa te,k nst, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

tsf' The funeral proscssoe OF General
worth, Maipr Oates sni Colonel Duncan,
Witch w, ii'- .nd hail mite. lous, s seer
in Bulerd- panoNma, which exhibits y,
Huston Hall 'hls evening aud Thursday, FRI
dsy aud Sa,srdry a, tnee and eight o'clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

Lost-oa la'' Monday eveuihs ue,e Of
5000, dated March LIST, ls64, payable thirty
days AFTER date sigSed W. $ Phelps payable
to $, Powers or order. ASy person finding
it will be- suitably rewardej by leaving 1t At
Es,ubrook h Phelp, ;irocery, Second street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

Ena-Odd Fellows " Il be interested to know
that the great o + Procession at the time
Of the dedication of their new Hall in New
York, which was lhree and halt miles long,
is to be seen on BallNtd's Panorama OF New
York Gc aud take your cousin, or some
body else's cousin, to see IL 1t exhibits at
Huston Hall this evening, and, siler to-day,
eyety afternoon and evening tbi, week at
three aud eight o'clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

The vallRndigham Fund -hsssrs d
L. Heck aud p. RAOsh, OF Madison Township
collected Ella so in School DIslns, No. 6 4.
aud presented the same to Mrs vAllaSdighan
one dsy last week
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

Sd.weS has essS duiy olnssd a-sSasS. ~ s,s1s.
mtai. isswe' wkLliAK kLokkkR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

Situation Wanted.--Wantsi, "a sasa.
,ion a' Clerk, BookKesper, or Salssnan. -
The applicant has had experience ia all. Wa.
yes no object City reference g,vea. Ad-
dress this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

ear 70 600 seus are represented on Bad
s'a'. Panorama Exhibits At Hus,os Hall this
evening and Thursday, Friday aud Saturday
al ,hree aud eight ocock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
SAPO NIFlE
Or
CONCENTRATED LYE
EAAIIN AAAl MAX, nv

w III mskcs hsh pr ces, ssrorl6cr he'll -'e 2,
duee ths@ itm,tes soap tor FoWr oeat. pound
sy aslnV ysUr ki'ch'R grease,
aU CAUTION A. spurious Lyes sre ohsro'
Alao, he caretOl aud only o0y the Patented article
put up In IrOa c,ns, all others being eNantSFfeits 10
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACrNG TO-.
Phtiadslphia-No. tag Wainst atre-t.
PittebHrE PITT 81. Sad Daqussns way.
, neifdawam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

Wanted 70 Rent -a comfortable dwellins
with ak 10 eight roows The wes,eru pAtl
Of The city, north Of FosrtA 81, prsi~red.- -
Enqurs vt this oncs du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Sally empire.
City and Other Matters.

Notice No more Photographs OF apy
knd OF Picture. viii be r,1As a. CITY ual
Gallery aEEaohn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

Book Bindery Bseker. RsildisE, over
the Post Othce every descriptions Of aiding
l' executed ia The very bee, style, and At
cheapest rstes, sack as Blank Books, Naga.
zines, Sc Ruine done 10 order. Rsuenber
the place, Room Nc gs, BsekePs BoIdius
~ local Rw. ARYRR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

skS-TNcs" who desire to see company Of
old Revolutionary Soldiers, in ioll costume,
can do so by visiting Balard's Panorama Of
New York City Governors Island. NoAker's
aHd pod.wotths Bands are represented On
Bullards Panorama, which exhibits at Huston
Hall this evening aud Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at three and eight o'clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
#ustc.
STRINGMUSIC,

L An prepprea 10 6uasA nlFlAs hssls Ter Sa,ls,
l pArtss, 90, ~ thsiovest BsssSbis fatss RsVinE
played vi.h Prot FtrShsld dunsG tes lsst ss~ ~msr,
tel ceutt~ot tkAtt san saasfy al HE sia saston
oen hrpisA aay Hsmber Of pieces fer string bARd
Az oPd.rs Ten uith ChAFlsa fhestaid. eerasf Tklrd
and ledersss ssresss. saaS Hsstsa hsii, 1l "
promptly atteAdea To-
lsIkiss AAyINk =, nAxHs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
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k ANNn VI liMk
OiS Oi,.,as, sn., AondAy, hovshlbsi "a. I.., -.
laA'seOh ana ta1A a. l.o,,-t
So,n. Na,,A LAANh AArlOuk, 'S""N''
sS,sssi Nofsa' Sii' .,ly N And il,sV
so,as NertA, s,Oo : "a sna 80.
.hh soe.h, ll!sou M asa n
-" W. 4, JOANsON, .sn gPm. m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Mono,rllahle ldl.eerenatIop


pears, from s,AtemaAt recently at
Journal lha, Jones with bic
new money, ~sS met day beiars
coming ont Of ,he Fi-t Sstoesl
"Smdh"
This circOmIAnre. af tssH il
titled to by called FemsskAbla, aai -
would never have founl ls way lot ..
cegtnaIion organ had II no. been Tor ,nr r..
matkAhle conversation, ~ ub,uh this mre,inR
saVs rise Said Saith, "hov srv you, Jones
To Shich Jones ap,y replied, "Pnsss,snia,' %
thus petpet,s,ips a "pun" (pes money
which il Is said shocked Nc. saith
That Mr. jones vil also he shocked, We
have not ,hs least donb,, when hs sball come
to learn that bio reply 10 Snith WA M, onl,
singnlArly wi,,v, but also most "Csariuiy aud
wonderfully" "msaosyRabic"
The same number Of the JoarRal informs
itS readers that 'miscegenstion ueaus to mix
things According to this definition "psoa.
o'yiiabic rspiy' consisting OF three syllsbles,
may With propr'ety be noted pnder The head
Of miscegepA,ion. For the sake Of it'll.
variety, now, lr, us suppose that IoneS ip'
stead of saying pneumonia, (rew money! had
substituted, saoRo@aHsd, (mOuey y.maniS) BY
way Of illustrating the evil times, vhst sort
Of pun" would that havs been "aoRo.
syliabie," chS--and if 50 would it have
shocked Me smith, Tell Ne truly. We i'm.
plore,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

4 0Biisn & Bro. SOL secosl s,ysss. a..
Ro~ receivipsA nice 10. 'maekosel, herring
and RsS OF all kind. They have on hand q
splendid stock ot groceries, Vioes, ghisky,
brandy aud other liqOoes, which theJ will
sell al CiucisnAli prices
These gentlemen are cell ksown to tho
Pubic--puRetuality aud fair dealing is their
motto homes, rights aud fair Heas, will be
given to those who deal at this we'll knows
establishment Their house ia wsll stocked
with anything the community want, DO no,
forget the house OF 4. 0BsrES b BRo They
are good fellows
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Drat, The First Ward Fiuanc. csmmit

Draft Tho First Ward Finance Comuit
tee are all urgently requested 10 meet to-nigh,
(wsdns'day) at c. H. Winters Law OtHcs.
They w,ll tomorrow tee, the question Whether
the Old First, the first to act ia endeavoring
to relieve itself trom dealt shall now abandon
all hopes to the tAtes, whea by = rsoewsd. ss-
ersetic aud anauimoI. effort on the part Of
its citizens, and BY the aid OF the Bouuty
Bill, tho avenue OF escape is ~hhin reach
But teu or twelve men are lacking ON former
quotas probably rot more than twenty will be
our new quota, Shall this renewed efors
failr Every citizen, with any ward pride 10
his hesr,, will certainly respond--le, oil OF us
without distinction OF party be called upon,
aud We will all give, little or much, toward re.
lieving not only our ueishbors, but also in up
holding the tame Of FtssT wAAD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Agrurr.
a. ~. "a CLOHh,
RIAL E3TAT6AC GEN
NO. ~ THIRD srRFrr At JOHN ". sTuPPEt-
MANS OEFiCH

MANS OWES
4 HAVE q large smcunt ~ rnfsFtv for sale sbeh
~ houses and lots, an Hn parts of ilt c,ty vsn.
oOs proes fanainR iroa rhurirui o. ten thaasaud
dollars, on aood payments and well ntuAhrf and
aay qnaality of wasn't lots kr salo Also, several
Arms ior sale, ranging nun cas- hundred and RiNtY
ceres down te tive acrsl adjoining ths eity sHd 10
thooounty,
fhess haVlng proPsrty foE sais, ard thoss w.nans
- hay, uill do we'll 70 cali on me, I shall etvs
ptomPl attention 70 Al business enttutted - mYcse
laedln seP ~ A. \. AToLURh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

psBr 100000 persons are to he seen ou
Billiards. Panorama, and tha people ere rep
resented at their every day business. 1t ez-
bibits a, Huston Hail this evspins aud Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at three aad eigh,
o clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

- ~ ~ ~ n axalns
i uoes.. rr,,,, @ is.,n, AAs,, va Iotarei,s. s1l
lhrss Uaily fr-,n. 90 At h~stsrs OIuss ''''SS-
SSa t-,s,S''.s A'sh' AAlssss 1a 10, I.''sA - ~
'op os0 1sas a. AapTsss iiiS. si A..s
7, ~ stops At all Tsy s,a,'aS Aseeu,s eiahos . :
Vo.smee. "0n' between bAy,oS -
aOasSoS 81 y, 20, 49,, a. .shi eaPrss.
prSss Z % =, nl. Gus Aaa t,ao'aaAl, lss, a.
lt1ha stan by Uolun,.,. -.
et eifNa layton ,,u,s ' "hesShieh ttT saiatis..t.
lhfvus a ek,s.N.. -.
nsti AlNg, t,sAst ls.nt. 10" s'ssst
-.--.... n w. Hoo0N -, ,.,s,. -,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

oaDrHoracO Greedy is In lown aud 10 bs
Sseo a. Billiards. PanoraaA, which exhibits
al Hostoh Hall this evening, and TharsdAy,
Friday and Saturday at three aud sight o clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
hnltSH HRa hthlkhs bAniUAS.
hh R 20 yss.AAsa.

hN aud enet euRdAy, NeB ~, lee, tfu...a .
~ leave Uhiun Depot sAth ,ueet "a Iulesr =.
All 1lermeaiste iointa as iouues
oiedo aha hioagu hHu si ~ ~ a.
VnoAso snd Desrol, Nyhl kAltvss at srstA
neV n N. .hhohhAkkk, bul trint,t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
NalirnaDe.
paIIvA 3 Ns.ltrs ! allI..a.


a Al AAd sfIsf MendAl neKl ,nins ~ re tne,,,
" usntrA Hitl iesvs be nisL psp0l, siaiA .ir-.
81 et8 IA ena es "a.
kstsra'na Wti sints =, ilils m ptdsuepn
The a. anu 80 Va, skprs.s ustss a. .
crs. reEnecuchs "a Al psluts IN the esi aud ssti,
end $50 ~ Wah "a he shvrissi ahs aNlakrai zoe ,
70 ChiuaHs aad ne NuuhNeat
hslf " NuObNAkn. aahaflnlenannl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-12

HARD TIMES IL PRosPEcr.-WOuld that we
could for while at least sing with the man in the
play, 1.-The rain rainrth every day" The coun'
try yearns for IT, and unless it come soOn- there
will be Il total failure of the crops this year, in
volving famine prices for articles of food. and in
evitable suffering amongst the poor. Already the
prices of the principal articles Of consumption are
advancing and two more weeks of dry weather
will stimulate speculation in breadstufs under
the certainty that a very large portion of the
present wears supplies will necessarily have TO
be imported from abroad. The Stockton IRde-
pendent, published at the embarcaderO of very
extensive agricultural district, declares that the
new grain is already whiting and blightng uHder
the influence of the drOuth, and unless rain sh0nld
fall within few days the entire crop Will be de-
str0yed. IL will then be necessary, even should
q late rainy season start in, to plant new seed,
thus incurring double labor, and a corresponding
enhancement of the value of cereals From this
dolrful summing up of she prospect, it will be
seen that the most favorable weather that can yet
occur will not prevent articles of prime necessity
reaching extreme prices. Those who have the
ready means TO lay in L supply Of provisions now,
could scarcely make q mistake by ava:llng them
selves of the present market rates, and we believe
q general determination TO do 40 would result
bencfcially to the people. There IL Rt present
large supply on hand, and the effect Of provident
purchases Immediately by consumers, would
stimulate shippers 10 import extensively from
abroad, and thus keep the supply in the market
up to the usual standing. Consumers would GER
tainly he benefited by such result and the
drouth by that means might be rendered far less
formidable than everybody now anticipates.-S
F. Coll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-12

RAILROAD TO NEVADA. The Nevada
DaiA Gazette has the following remarks on
the advantages Of railroad to that place,
which shall connect with the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad: Some time since, as we
are informed, preliminary survey was made
for railroad to connect the city Of Nevada
with the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, at
point about l6 miles distant from this place.
The estimated cost Of constructing the road
will be about $4,000 a mile, or sum total, in
round numbers, Of $500, 900. We know but
little regarding the proposed route, never hav-
ing seen the plat of the survey; but this we
do know-it is to the interest Of the city and
county that railroad to connect Nevada
with the great overland railroad should be
built, and that as speedily as it is possible to
accomplish the work. Arailroad connecting
this city with Sacramento and San Francisco
will give this city advantages that cannot be
obtained for it in any other manner. 1t will
not only enhance the value Of property here,
but it will also open up a mart for the sale OF
every commodity. Southern Sierra and the
northern part of Nevada county, instead OF
purchasing their goods, wares and merchan-
disc at Marysville, Sacramento and San
Francisco, will find the Nevada mar ket sup
piled with every article desirable, and will be
enabled to purchase at as cheap rate here,
the necessary supplies which they are now
obliged to haul from below at much expense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-12
SHERMAN AND CoLrAx.-At the Whig

SHERMAN AND CoLFAX.-At the Wing
Convention, held in Philadelphia in lS4S,
two young gentlemen appeared as delegates
from two Democratic districts in adjoining
States and in 1852 they again appeared as
delegates at Wing National Convention. A
delegate rose and said that young friend Of
his was present from district so strongly
Democratic that he could never expect to get
an Office of any kind at home, and he would,
therefore, nominate as Secretary of the Con-
ventiou John Sherman of Ohio. Another
delegate said that he also had young friend
present as delegate from another strong
Democratic district, where he could never
hope for a home office, and he therefore
nominated Schuyler Colfax Of Indiana as
Assistant Secretary. Two years passed away,
the incipient steps of the conspiracy against
the Union had been taken by the slave lords,
and in these two old Democratic districts of
Ohio and Indiana, John Sherman and Sehuy-
Ter ColfaX were elected to Congress, and on
the first Monday of December, 1855, they
took their seats in the House Of Representa-
tives. Four wears ago Sherman was put IN
nomination for the Speakership of the House
by the Republicans, but withdrew, and PEN
nington was elected. In March, 1861, he
was elected to the United States Senate, in
place of Chase, who resigned to take the
place of Secretary of the Treasury. Colfax
continued in the House, and is now its
Speaker. These two fortunate and success
fnl gentlemen were born in the same year
one in March, and the other in May. They
have both achieved an enviable reputation
and an honored name; one starting in life as
an engineer on the Ohio Canal and the other
as printer.-N. Y. Ere,,ing Post.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-12

CHEESE MAKING.-The Agricultural Board
of the State of Massachusetts held 4 meeting
lately at Springfield, in that State, when the
Secretary Of the Board read paper on the
subject Of checse-making. The following en-
tract from it may be found of interest in CAL
ifornia. At all events, it presents some i'm
portant facts and statistics which will be
new to many: Eight and n half pounds Of
milk, on an average, make pound of cheese.
In Herkimcr county, \. Y, the cows aver
age GOO pounds Of cheese per annum. i
COW that will make less than her dressed
weight of cheese i'll Scotland is sent to the
butcher. England is our great cheese mar
kct, for the English eat more cheese than We.
100000 cows are kept in the single county Of
Cheshire. HerkimPr county, \. Y, first
taught England to use American cheese, and
now we ship there over forty million pounds
a wear. Cheese factories are modern, but Ia
bor-saying inventions. They require the
milk of at least five hundred cows TO make
them profitable, and 4 force Of five or six
persons to do the work. There are more than
thirty such factories in Oneida county, MY.
and the cheese commands higher price than
that made in families. Carrying the milk
from one to five miles in 4 wagon improves
it for cheese as much i: hurts il for making
butter. There is little difference in the labor
for pound OF cheese or pound OF butter,
and the milk necessary for 4 pound of the
latter will make two and a half pounds OF the
former. Hay cheese is less valuable than
that made from grass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-12

How A LovE-SICK YoUTH WAS Cured
Mrs. - was a pretty widow of twcnty-eight
left rich by her husband-a respectable
and wealthy farmer of s., in the county
of Oakland, who judciously died at the age
Of fifty. B., signing swain of twenty,
fell in love with this charming widow during
a school vacation, and was thereby distracted
from study and nearly frantic. His father,
who " designed him for the ministry" had
peculiar horror for the sweet widow, whom
he regarded as little better than one Of the
wicked her black eyes, her heaving bosom,
and elastic step were, to him, only symbols
of the Old Nick. lie was in despair, and i'll
despair he visited the widow, and besought
her, if she had particle of mercy, not to ruin
his son. In vain the widow protested that
she had no arts, had only seen the youth
few times, and was entirely indifferent TO
him the father still insisted, and the pretty
widow promised that if the boy came again
to see her, it should be his last visit. Not
many days passed before the enamored youth
made arrangements for visit, of which the
widow had notice. The previous interviews
between them took place under circumstances
peculiarly favorable to romance and senti-
ment, upon moonlight walks or parlor tete-d-
tetes. This time the timid youth was told
upon his arrival that Mrs. - was at the
barn, whittier he went, and found his bcau-
ideal, with skirts knee high, dressed in
mans boots, and covered with man S hat,
a pipe in her mouth, a mug of cider in her
hand, experimenting her men-killing hogs.
He never came again-it was too killing.