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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-15

TIE SOLAR ECLIPsR-Professors Simon
Newcomb. VIM. Harkness, and J John r. East.
man, Of the Naval Observatory in this city
have been directed to proceed to Des MONIES,
Iowa, or within one hundred miles of that
city, for the purpose of making observations OF
the eclipse Of the sun, which occurs on the 7th
of August next. They will take with them the
necessary implements to make the observa-
tons,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD MATTERS.
"A dispatch from the railroad front, dated
April p, has this intelligence:
The Central have discharged and sent west
nearly 1900. In a few days they will begin
sending the Cinnamon back to various sec
tons to ballast the road and complete it. In
month or six weeks others, with many Of
the teams, will be sent to the Western Pa
cihc, on which line the Company will concen-
trate all the force that can be used. They will
put the road through from Stockton to Oak
land BY the end of the year. The main line
west will leave she present line at about four
fsiles the Sacramento, at the American
river bridge, and the road from there
to Stookton-forty- miles-is to be
built for fast running so as to reach Stock
ton from junction above Sacramento in one
hour, and San Francisco, Including the
ferry, in 81 hours. The intention is to keep
control Of the fast traffic, so that passengers
will be in Stockton by the time those who |
90 through Sacramento could leave that city /
by boat or by the Vallejo road. The Central |
Pacific will also move men and teams to
Marysville to commence the Oregon road. |
Gov. Stanford says they will push the road /
north as quickly as possible. The Central |
Company have bought the California end of
The California ard Oregon road, and will |
contract with Ben IIolladay's road on the
Fast side Of Portland.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

MAN KILLED AT WISSEMuccA.-We
learn from Hon. ]. J. Linn, that Sheriff
OF Humboldt county, received telegram on
yesterday TO the effect that his brother, Tom
Thacker, killed a man at Winnemucca on
Eridsy. Thacker, much distressed, started,
Immediately upon receipt of the dispatch for
home. Mr.. Linn was unable to give US any
particulars Of the homicide. He describes
rhacker as a young man-about 10 years
old-rather inclined to be wild, but not re.
garded as a malicious character. He saws
Parsons bore the reputation Of quiet peace
able citizen.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

FIREMEN's ELEcTIoN-The members O,
Warren Engine Company No. /, held a
meeting last evening, and elected officers for
he ensuing year. Following are the names
~ those elected:
Eoreman-A. Lewis.
First Assistant-Wm. Lyman Smiley.
Second Assistant-A. Z. Bragg.
President-Goe. W. Chedic.
Secretary and Treasurer-H.tA. Rhoades
An excellent selection, and efficient fire.
men and officers, every one. There are no
more prompt. capable, reliable men and fire.
men in the department. With their engine
and apparatus in fine condition, their Treas
ury all right, and these men for leaders, the
Company is one of which the members and
citizens can justly feel proud. Glad to hear
So good report from them.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

THE OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR MAY
We have received from the publishers of the
Overland Monthly, Messrs. Roman & Co.,
San Francisco, the May number of tina. first
class Magazine. This is an unusually in
terestins number, especially to Nevada la
dies and gentleman for it contains an ar.i-
Gle entitled How we live in Nevada 3" in
which some of our peculiarities are pleas
antly touched upon, some Of our scenery and
institutions described, and many of our good
peoples sayings and doings limited a: after
the Jenkins style. This magazine is being
conducted in style calculated tomeet the
tastes and requirements of the times. Glad
to note the good signs Of its continued pros
,perity.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

SHAwLs AND PRINTS AT OLooyICHs.-
The Messrs. OlcOvich have jus, received a
large invoice Of the sort of goods which
should command the attention of our lady
friends. Elegant shawls and prints of the
newest and most fashionable patterns arc
among these lately received goods. Of
course the fair sex viii die Of curiosity until
they get sight a, them. See advertise
ment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

Auction SALE OF PLANTs.-Mr. Cornack
will offer for sale by auction, on Monday,
May 3, 1863, a choice lot of flowers, plants
and shrubbery, brought from Sacramento,
where they were grown in the open air
ihfy are IN an excellent state Of preserva-
ton, and well suited for transplanting in
this locality. See advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

PERsQNAL.-We had the pleasure ye.ter-
day, OF meeting Hon. d. o. Addison, one of
the old original mud sills" of the county.
Nasty" has been displaced. and the Judge
appointed TO fill the vacancy at "the corners"
tNirginia.) He will enter upon the duties Of
Postmaster just as soon as he gets his COM
mission, which vii! be in about twenty days.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

To.TAE PUHLs OF LAwLoR's Institute
The following telegram, received last
evening, explains itself:
San Francisco, May 1, 1869.
To Harry Miehels or NJ. Robinson /;
Please inform pupils Til be home next
week. WIN. B. LAwLoR.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

THE PUBLIC ScHooL.-The Carson Pnb-
lie School will reopen on Monday morning,
May Sd, at 9 o'clock. Parents will please
take notice. Pupils are requested to be on
hand promptly.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

PRESBYTERIAN CAURcH-Service will be
held at IL A. N. and u p. n. Rev. Mr..
Fraser, Pastor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02
THE DAILY APPEAL

EPISCOPAL Characteristics at IL A. NJ
Sunday School at q o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

THE Cool TEMPLARs will have public
installation of officers Of their Lodge, at
Masonic Hall, tomorrow night. See adver-
tisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

CoLD SPRING WATER WORKS." Compe-
tition is the life Of trade" so says an old
adage which is particularly popular with the
dear people with whom cheapness is a grea,
desideratum. BY an advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that Messr,.
Hawthorne and Steven. have so far perfected
their Cold Spring Water Works ~ as to
be in readiness to supply our citizens with
water from their pipes at very reasonable
rates. Their supply is obtained from living
springs which run with pure. and soft water.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-02

HE HUMBOLDT RIoT CAsB.-Yesterday
Hons. NJ. c. Bonnifeld and J. j. Linn Of
Humboldt, came in here accompanied BY J.
J. Hill, who is under arrest TO appear before
the L. s. District Court to answer to an in
dictment found against him and eighteen
others for being concerned in riot against
certain Cinnamon in said county. Mr.. Bon
niheid made application yesterday to the
Supreme Court of the State for a wri, OF
ha5eas corpus and the discharge from Gus
tody Of Hill, under the same. The case will
be argued before the Supreme Court on next
Tuesday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1e, 1868.


From The Hvangslist
On the first day of September 1889. I've astrOn-
omsrs one 1t Oxford, the other ct London. were
ut the same time Watching the spots on the disc
of the sun /: and both ut the same moment saw
certain bright patches of light break out IN front
Of the cluster. So brilliant were they that the
observers at fret thought that the dArkening
screens attached to their telescopes must have
become fractured. But this was found net to be
the case. The bright spots indicated process
that was going on upon the suns surfacs-a
process SO rapid that in five minutes the spots
had travelled over . space of nearly S4,OOO miles.
At the very same time this WA taking place,
magnetic storms swept iustantaneously-so sub
sequent observations proved-through both hem
ispheres of our globe. At Washington and Phil.
adelphis the signal men in the telegraphic offices
received sharp electric shocks; the tracing pens
used in Bain's system Of telegraphy were followed
by flame and in Norway telegraph machin-
cry was set on fire. Boresl and sustrsl auroras
we're seen that night with unusual splopdor ~
the disturbed needle vibrated, waving their color
ed streamers in the heavens, inssmuch that il
was evident that the disturbance on the suns
surface had instantaneously communicated to
the earth magnetic thrills which vibratsd from
pole to pole. s-..
Nor is this all. There is strange connection,
Oftentimes, between the action of these magnet
10 forces and the phenomena Of earthquakes and
volcanoes Indeed. it has been recently argued
that the cause of the latter s to be found not in
the subterransan fires of our globe expanding
vspors and giving them destructive agency, but
in the electricity communicated to our globe BY
the sun. But be this as it may, it il q startling
fact that there is power manfesting itself the
Ace of the sun simply as brilliant light flashing
over its surface. that can, through an interval
of ninety millions of miles, instantaneously
operate on our earth, blaze along our telegraph
wires, give electric shocks to the signa.men sta
toned by them, fash northern lights through
the heavens, thrill the very globe from pole to
pole with magnetic influences, disturb the re-
pose of nature, and perhaps rock the solid earth
as if its surface, in some places at least, were
mere scale on boiling sea of fire.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16

GRAcEFUL.-The latest femals sbonination 10
the kangaroo skip" They lap the hands, keep
!he arms close to the sides, and 20 skipping and
Jumping. hopping and bounsihy, very much like
sne kangaroo. This, in oeansction with tho
ea~srs hump and the diminutive boot.hssls,
makes tAs.r motions % graceful as the dignifsd
strut Of lame Shanghai in the wet rrsss. and
reminds one Of the ruralist's opinion Of the liz.
dancer, who, "looked like he was irving 70
shake shilling down his trowsers lsx."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16

Two charming women were discussing one day
what it is which constitutes beauty in the hand.
They differed In opinion much AS the shape Of
the hands whose merits they we're discussing.
A gentleman presented himself and by common
consent the question WAS referred to him. 1t wss
delicate matter. He thought Of Paris and the
three soddssses. Glsnoing from one to the 9th.
or Of the beautiful white hands presented for OK.
animation, he replied ct last, II give it up; the
question is too hard for me. Bat ask the poor,
ana they will tell you that the most beautiful
hand In tho world is the hand that gives"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
The Art OF BeEUinH.

On the corners of the streets in London there
are posted placards, headed: 1.-THE art OF Begging
in Seven Lessons! Professor Roonsy begs 70 in.
form the public that he has established an insti.
tute for the purpose of teaching both theoretically
and practically, The art Of Begging uiA Propri-
ETY.. Every decent person of moderate intelligence
can be qualified, in seven lessons, to live COM
fortably at the expense of the public. Terms
reasonable. The Professor will also take chill
dren to board, at low rate. who, without iuiu-
ry to :heir health, will be instructed in begging
in all its branches. The Professor keeps on hand
a stock OF certificates, and large assortment of
scars and wounds of every sort, which cannot be
distinguished from the genuine >.
"Ladies of intelligence and some experience in
the profession can be supplied at low rates with
children. The Professor also keeps in stock, dogs
for blind men, crutches plasters, bandsges, rags,
and everything belonging to this department Of
industry. -
'Orders from the country filled with care and
dispatch. Address No. 81 Princess street, St.
Giles"
SAGAcITY OF ANTs-Dr. Ebrand, keen OBJ
of the habits of the black ants, relates the
following story of All ant that wanted material
to use in supporting portion Of her house. Not
finding anything that would answer the purpose
near at hand che left her work for moment aad
went to corn stalk little distance off, She ran
up and down several long and narrow leaves,
then choosing the leaf nearest her, she fetched
wet earth, which she fixed to the upper extrem-
ity. She continued this operation until, under
the weight Of the earth, the leaf inclled gently
toward the spot it was to cover. This inclins-
tion took place unfortunately near the top Of
the leaf which seemed inclined to break off, The
ant noticing this inconvenience gnawed the leaf
at the bottom so that it fell down over the spot
desired. ag ad 1te aa .n4.i taA "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16

w On The ruling passion In Youth and Early Manhood,
with selt help fi the errinG and unNstunate. Addren
HOWARD AoS0clATl0M, Dox p Phiadelphia, p. na0pSe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

aebn @tld an; ldmmtli&es 9ornsieb
ipurpe rpieoer sefuneen, bis auf einen
O@len, ben lte an Srt uno SteQe &C.
l@oGen unp BON benz 1e IL piel 9enomz
men batten, ais fe fir ben Nu9enblid
traudten.
Gin an remielbeu Sage lebr fritz Don
9amiltpn absesansener tleiner Srupp
elite i1rafs ;u Dem NIT Gamtlie bort
tp%obnencen Grmaior Balowin; man
bate nod teinen AnSrif Serludt.
Nadpem bic 2eiden beerDi9t tparet1,
puroe iinmtli9e5 @ieb sulammen &C.
fudt, bic Waaen beipannt uno rie nee
t,teen MnGecler Der llmgebuns sp9en
NIT tbrem bews9lthen Gi9entbumL UNI
ter Dem S1uBe unierer 2eute, berauf tn
has 0ebirsc, 100 iie beute Mitta9 ans
famen.
Giniae toItabne Mdnner woQen ccrt
bleiten, po4 BE Anlteoeluns 1T 3erit1rt
unp miro rpoN uiht eher wiecer aufs
bluten, ais bis bic Siour uno per9leiz
&cn Welinoel bier aueserottet orer lebr
eepematbist finp.
Gin semi17er @eneral pcSl, Musur,
Der I'M ppriseu SABRE bier mar, bepeu>
tete ben 2euter1, bic Jpn tint @@uB att
9insen ; raB lie bier ni9ts gu tbun
bdtten ; paS 2anp 9ebIre ben Snpias
11ern.
Stun gut; ba6 Gplf 9laubt Elm Ne@t
;u BADEN, iiberau binju9eben> wcbin es
ibm belistt; Is mill ni9ts wii1en Ypn
&eleruelanp ; ner Snptaner fol- cisiliz
firt pper ousserottet perpen e5 wtrc
1i@ eebbalb lelblt belfen. Der 9ab
se9ea bic Siour 1T iebr 9roB IA 1T
Diclleidt Niemanp> cer eiuenS tour ocer
Nrapaboe fir better als einer Molt
bdlt.
Mcn wtncetNues gu tbrtr8 ertil9uns
an ofenen une 9ebeimen &f ;
8uacln unc StrY@ntn.
@ir pi6en rie6 lit nur cer Mnfan9
zines 8ulbteppertrtese5 4; bod mir finn
ent19lo0en, bas 9anp NIT leinen siel>
perlpredenpen @olpapern gu bebaupten
uno ben Siour ntdt muir 3abn I'M
CABIN, ionoern mit3inies3inien beim;uz
3ielen.
s. g..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

bdrserliden @eleQldaft an fe etnlauz
fen. Sn ben 3eitun9en Der s~e9enpdrs
tisen Belt ipreden bic besabtelen Wdn<
,,er lire Mni9ten unb Meinunsen iber
bic mi&ti9iten @esentdnce aus, uno
bic 8ertGte, welde fe Don cen3eitz uro
TaseSbeeebenbeiten liefern> seb5ren gu
ben ;uperlaiIsen, wppur9 iie fir unS
gu etnen Iebensldn9li&en uneri@5pft<
9enS1aBc tperoen. Darum wplte i6
Sccem anratber, cine 3cituas su balten
uno ile gut aui;ubemabren, IS wirb&ei<
mem 1ereueu:"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
Nufbemabrun BON Set

NufbemabrunA BON Set
tun9en.-u3u ben manderlet DIM
gen. wel6e t1 bet1n Nidblif auf u,ein
seraaneeues 3eben su bereuen babe"
!-l6reibt un5 ein 3eitun9sz Gprrelppnz
rent-~sebbrt audi rab id III meiner
9uaeno> ODER oo9 iptalo ids bdtte
tbun f5nuer, perna6lalI9te cine Bel,
tuns ;u balten unp pielsite aufutewabz
rsn. Isle interel7ant miiete ea fir eiz
nen Sedsi9er iein, ne Bldtter wieper
su cur9f5feru, meld,s ct ais 15zopsr
2%0jdbriser Singing rurdlaS - Wie
mande llnsf psr9e1ene Se9eteubeit
wiirpe 1te tbm wieper ms 0erdbtnie
rufen Wie piele intere11ante Oefible
uno Grrinnerungen Nicer erpeden !!
Sn wel9em 9thte mirre ih Die Ser
9%an9enbeit i'm Ger9lei1 NIT rer Weaenz
mart rarltelen, uno wel9e sielfdltise
G%rfatrunsen lieben iid caraus id,5pfen
unp bsnuBen Wie lebr rerlanst MIDI
cod beim S6reitens cielss fleinen
Auhases III einem Yad folder reraltez
ter Neut9teiten berumbldttern gu fDnz
men - 5euti9en Sa3es finn jerp9
3eitunsen gang serlhiepene Dinge pon
mas iie ypr 60 uper is!6It nur ppr 80
SatreM wastn.
Sie {ino bel peitem t%ntereHanter unp
unterridtenper uno itertyefen in rieler
5inlidt lowcbl ME in manden aneern
pie Ger friteren 3eiten. Scr Mltcrs
feblte eS ben 3eitunsSs6 erauegebern
pitmalS at 2eleltoH, uno ite muften al
len ibren @iD anItrenseu, Unit Stoff
ssnu9 gum Ausfalen ibrer Spalten gu
fnten. !5eut su Sage 1T Die sro6e
SelAmerce Der Manssl an Naum fir
Die Mufnabme Der 3abQoien tntere0anten
Qelc>NrtifeL, ,pelde BON alien 0esenren
i bet De!t uno ieper S4attirun9 eer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
8 cuItr n.

Dieles 1T beinabe Die idwierisite
Metbope fit Mnfdnser, pa ite eint9e
0ewanrtbett erfurcert ; bod bat fe Ell
nise 8orslse, Die fie beionpers empfebz
len. Gie fann ;peimal i'm SabrepoQz
flbrt meroen : erltens I'M Grlbiabr auf
Gus treibenpe Ause, sweitens I'M Auz
9uf auf cas- 1blafenpe Mu9e. Gut
ousaeflbrt 1T bel cen meilten @a9Sz
tbum at errparteu, uno Die Bdume werz
ben am nenisl1en beIddoi9t. Gin gro
ger Sortbetl entltebt nod oacur9, CAP
man9mal nur Elm fleiner 3mei9 elmer
0uten> neutren Sorte gu erbalten it,
mel9er >ur Elm Yfropfrei5 ab9eten
,pirre, nit Scultren ater pic1etdt s.
6 Yaume Yerecelt ,peroeu fDnnen. Dr9
nimmt es Elm Sabr msbr, I'm, eine&rone
gu bilcen, als Yfrppfen poer Gppuliren.
Beipe Nrten pe5 Sculirens fInnen nur
bann sei4eben, tpean Die Bdume gut
tint Gafte fine. Man fam rieles lcidt
erfabren, tpen1 mat, ctnen fletnen Gin
I9nitt tit Die Ninne madt ,no lol9e gu
beben lu6t; l5i iid bic Nince lei@t II.
olatt uno 1T Ile al, Der inuern Tllde
feubt IL 1T Die redte 3eit Sprbanoen.
Mn BEN Stdmmen lude man cine 9latte
GteIe, no man rie neue &rpne biloen
MIL. Mud auf bic 3mei9e fam mar,
70 Yereoel1t, cod wlrre i4 pieleS bel
Obitbdumen nidt anratbet> na leidt III
pisle milre 3wei1e untcrbalb entiteben
tHnnen. Gin eer beitimmten Stelle
idneioe mani nit cem Sculirme1er Ct
nenQ uerrihnitt Ypn etma J 3pu9dn9e.
Son pe5en Mitte> 1T ieufredter Nid<
tuno nad unten, eineu lolden pom 1
3ou 2dnge. Mit eiuen1 clnnen, ltumz
pfen @e9enltanoe bete man bic Nince
tn Den Gden auf. Son Dem Grelreile
ldneire man et1 Nu9e nit etmas Nin7
be UNI. Sol, aus. Diele Ninps BON
Rem 0ulse gu l5ltn> 1T bic i@wieris1e
Mrbeit> Bonn oft sebt Der &ern bes Nuz
oe5 NIT fort. Man lple bic &tnoe sorz
1dtia pom ter Seite> unb l5ie eann
nit einem 1dneuen Druid einen feinen
5olslpan nit lem MsIer al. Wenn
cin folder fleiner Span an eem Mu9e
iIbt it es gut. Aud trenn fein Span
liyen bleibt unb ta5 Nuae nidt boil 1T,
TT e5 gut. Sat i9 ater sin 9n4, oas
tn oa5 Snnere oes NA9t5 9:3t s:btl<
bet, 10 1T e6 untauslid. Dat ulan Gin
9utee Nuse 9el6lt ~ 1dneipe man etlpa
t 3ou lber Dem Nuse Die Nince iber
Dem Tin9erna9el quer ab, fofe pas ur<
tere Gnee IN ben 9e5Haeten @dnitt uns
ter BIZ Ntnee pes GtamneS, bis dc
oberen QueH@uitte gut sulammen pal<
fen,
6ierauf binoe maj, nit efnsm Hreuss
banpe, lber BEN Nuss teeinneno, cas-
GAME su> cod ras Muse lelbit fret lals
{enc. IS f1nnen mebrere 1pl9erNusen
ouf einen Stamm an perldieoeuenS Sci,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

w" SSttSs'S" S""OSS9s
ein3ise l1nterl4teo swil&en Dem Seult<
ren i'm Grlbtabr uno int 9ertft beitebt
BARN. bob maj, int Bribiabr bic Nu9en
Don ben, l~eBtidbrieen Griebe gu nebnea
bal, unc ca6 oiele i'm CONNER lp9leid
treiben, mdbreab man int Mu9uf aun,
Oculiren cas jun9e 5ols oe6elbenS Sab
res Sebrau4t unp ras Muse nit benz
pei9en 6olse einieBt. Diele Nusen
treiben III bent ni9t mebr, beieen oliu
~cebtpesen 1dlafenoeMusen. Das leBtez
re 1T oos f@erfte @erfabren, rod tritt
Die &ronenbilcuns Elm Sabr fpdter Elm.
Mue tiele Metbuoen t1nren AUDI auf
bic @urselpereclun9 1T Der 8auml9ule
a%aacpentet meroen. 3u eielem 3wede
braudenater BIZ Stdmme nidt 70 cid
at perceu. Mou niumt bic Speraz
ticn Damn 70 nabe als mp9li@ an Der
Gree por, {onit bleitt iid cas- Serfabren
in allen, Nlei1. Die Ma9bebanclun9
cerltlten miro jeeo@ perl9iecen. Cine
anoere, aur in Belt uno Srt rerldiez
bene Metbooe 1T Die MurSelpereoluns
I'M @tnter. Da bteie IN elmer mab!9
parmen5 tube au6eeflbrt percen fam,
su elmer 3eit> 100 nidt riel gu tbun it,
~ 1T fie erwdbnenswertb.
@ur3e1pereb1uns int @inter.
Die(e oewdbrt ben 9prtbeil> baB, fe
friber al5 Die auberen an9ewencet perz
Den fann> ca ntalt bic pflan;en flein ta<
III wdblt, UNI metltens BE Population
pon 9lei9er Dide pa;u at1wenpen gu
f0nnen.
gu cielem 3wede ntmmt man in
6srbE 70 ipdt wte m59lid, ebe Der So
ben 81 tief friert, ale otejenisen YFanz
scn Die man 70 perepeln mill, aus Der
Grre uno idla9t Fe an einem 9eidIb>
ten Srte Cit, tab man ie jeoer3eit berz
ausnebmen fam. @ben1o l1neioe
man bic Gcelreiler friiber ais man fte
9ebrau@en nil, uno foliage lte etenlo
Elm. @ilolinse uno &eiier olrfen sum
@ebrau@e nidt 9eftoren iein. 3ur@erz
@erectun9 brau9t man bteielben Mate<
rialten> 1,ur 1T Der 8itt ntdt ~ 9nt am
menpbar, ba er letdtS dimmel er;e1ae1
f1nnte, inrem er gu ptele Geu&ti9feit
entbdlt. IS miro caber better letn> Elm
8aumwu6s, beftebenr aus @a65 uno
3als, >peldem et>pa5 Ierpentin BEIGE
fl9t >peroen mag, 3u benuben ; NIT bic
FEM itrei9e mani aQe @ereclun95iellen
ciGt su. Man tpenee 70 piel wie mSAz
li6 pas @opuliren NIT 9let9er Stdrfe
an, ~ nabe Der @ursel, pie eS tbunlid,
1T. Die perecelten pFan;en foliage
man wieoer al, einem 9eldisten Srtc
Elm, 70 baB bic Reiltr nur eben aus Der
Grpe iteben. Nm teiten seldiebt pieles
in einem trcdene,1 Seller i'm Sanr.
SIM Trlbjabr pFanse Mai, i1e ipbalb
ais m5sli9 in Die Baumldule uno iebe
man tarauf cae bic san;e 8ereolun9sz
teue in bic Grce fomlnt unr nur bic
swei oteriten Mu9en hes @eileS parauS
bersorleben. @dbreno bes pfan;ens
miro man ldon leben f5nncn, pelde
Meiler wadlen werpen unp wel9e ni6t.
Nue, no man ii6er IL, pab ilt nidt
maalen wercen, pHan3e man ab9elonpert.
Cine quite 8e9tebung nit 8a0er> pent'
9lei9 na@ bent pfansen . trodenes
Wetter eintreten ioute> miro 8! empfeblen
lein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

4. Gtn;tebur9 BON 0eloern.
@ir ~tefrrsen tas Gc0ectiren bon Noten une
S&ulefdeinen aler Nrt, Grbidaften II. {. u. In
alien 1beilen Guropa's unb ter Ser. @taaten.
0aau erforberli@e papitrt, ais Goamadten,
Ver3ihtleifu,gs+ l1rfunben, Ipbtenldeine ,. fer
tigen mir ftlbit unite: @arantiruns Der &edt-
8~i!ti9feit an unb ~teiur9en bic eoniularil9e 81
9laubigun9 oeritlben.
Den @e9en>pertb aQer III europa
our9 unS couecttrten pcer bel unlerr
rprti9en Gpneippnpenten fit unlere
&ednun9 einaebenpen @elper sablen
mir bier in 0olo a,5.
5. Gerfauf BON Yaia9e@S Getnen
,ur t~1eterfabrt ssn sre,nen, 5anburs uns eis.rrsvl sad
Nep< yrri per Seseifhiff pe.r Tanpftopt. fcpie Bahrtt1ste
cur Reie ssn Rep< srrt tu ct. paul ~ ben nisbrisaer
9retiea.
6. Be3ablun9 BON Iaren
ia istsm Itele ses etaates. ansauf unit gersauf ssu
@suneestnttuat sesen GsauifFen &c. &c.
Z. @eretnt9te Staaten Bombs
jeeer Art. ale 52oer. fO-40er VINO 7-3Oer taxfea sgt str-
saENn mir aum Taees-Geurfe.
@ebruoer miQiue s Dunbar.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

Millinery work done in the best manner and
as cheap as the cheapest.