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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

- Nuf ben Gafeln Der Mmerifaner iebt man
auber aartuFeln ielten anbere Sorten son g.
miien ; betu mebr geri9iebenbeit aber in Bad
tuerf, Ginsemadtem unb Yubpines. Bel ben
Deutl9en 1T bas 0esentbeil Der 8aQ. Oh
Nmerifaner ~tultipirt penise Semitic in ieinen1
@arten, Der Deutl9e piele, unb baru1t geben
mir benz Deuti@en ben Gur3ug. &ommt man
aber in man@e Slide beutiGer Gauilien pber
beutieer 9otels unb iiebt bic Interchangeable
ber serldiebenen 0eridte, Der Gentle, ber
&pt>, 9am1nels ober aalbsbraten H.. I. No., 10
fcmmt ber Gdel BON ielba. Wir baben Sntia=
ner ae,eben, bic ibre Speiien nit mebr &C.
59n,ad, reinli@sr uno appetittli@sr Subereiten,
ais nnan9e Oeut1de. Niemanb, Der in Der
8elt terumsereif IL, pirb uns bieies betreitsn.
Oa miro Elm 2appen aus benz 5intersiertel ei=
mes seidladteten Sdlen ). 9. b%ersenommen,
bon elmer plumpen 9ano in @tide &C.
idnitren unb in bic Yfanne getban, MORAN nod
bic eebranute IbranbrUbe bonn lebten Oebrau-
DE flebt, barauf tpirb cine 5auaDpQ Yfeier,
Cali :3wiebeln u. I. To. s~eporfen pber irssnb
Elm anberes ubarbarii9es Erattament" ange<
tuanot. au iol9em Geridte it ni9ts seipart,
aber NQes perborben Der 8raten iiebt aus,
tpte 2eberitlde, bic I'M Sanoe selesen ba5en unb
idpimmen in einem Gre BON i9par3er 8ribe,
bic mebr benz u~nterifen Dredlaye int Ibranfa1e
abnelt, ais irsenp etpas Mnbere5. Ginen apetitt=
liden 4ratsn. ber5ufeasu, - Mbla1en rom
S9lenbrian uao G%erfanb peroen aud bas ein-
fa9fe @eri9t buppelt serisBbar MADDEN fnb
iol9en 3G9inueu tDbmiids DUrfer. Semitic
tuerben subereitst ais Oh Der gu1binter ieinsn
Nleifertopf brin ausseleert batte. 8lr1e
tuerben eemadt pprin bas S6mai3 vfau1bid"
brin ltegt.
Cine banbbObe Roae Maselteis NIT elmer
famubieen namenlolen Ma6e, bic etpas ;3uder
eeru@eu bat binn bebedt> pirb gu Yaieten suse-
rt9tet.-
nnb bic Butter nun baron tpoIen mir lieber
i9weisen. Dasu nod ein 19nubise5 6aus,
Elm unlaubereS 8ett II. +. No., unb bic panopra-
bi@ie Der Mnnebmli9teiten eines 2ebens, mie
es Der Snbiauer senieBt, 1T Sua. Da it }. y.
cine Gamilie, bic int Dred uno S@mub sersebt
bas 8efe perfauft unb bas @9le9tefe tpie oben
3~ubereitet seniebt Der Na@bar lsbt anifanbig,
i@aHt aber emiis uno ipart uur> no bas @paren
ant plase IL, uno tOmmt eken . meit. @ie
baufs fnb iul@e Sale unb bas gar pft III fpl~
den 5amilien, tuel@e fir ben uJorti9ritt"
f4parnasn. Die 10 abren Semitic bes Qebens
fennt man nitt, tpdbrenb man faIi9e iust.
Gs sisbt ia ao&bi@er eenus unb lift il@ Der
@inn fir Srbnuns, Meinli9teit unb bns @tu>
blum III bet 5auspirtbi9aft ni9t fuItisiren?
gber Man&e fnb lsbsnbis-tutt unb piRsn es
ni9t, meil ibr et%ssntbamli&er @dlenbrian CUR
spsitea Natur ss.porbsa 1T. Cine @enberuns
gum 8efferen in bieien @tiden tpirte febr
siel beitrasen gum @enu6e bes 2ebeus unb sur
@robmaatsFeQuns ber Deuti@sn in amerita.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

ln3ufrirbenbeit nit Der @eeieruns rae
Mabrunssmansel peranla6t bic Dfense htr
@@meben aus europa mad Minnsfcta aus3u>
tpanb.rn. 81 perten spii@en 3pei unb brei
Tau1eub BON bort in bielem. Sabre bierber font
men, BON pel9sm 800 Yeriuueu bersits am l.
Mpril ataereia tnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

9el@la9et ilub AT pber rabe BEN i2pQtaule fol.
@et oluae nno tpeiter porbebalten, bab fcl4e
;?oarate1 reptotrt unb aeGubert tperben rtSaeu
tn Der erifen Wo&e In febem Seatr. uub ba6 BE-
!lagte &orapanteen unter6anbelu r,Sden NIT Ser
lcnet tlnb partten fir ben @ebrou1 Der 8ride
ODER Sriden beiu1 Npnat, Quartal pber Seatr;
Sorausge1ebt ebeniu, ba6 feline Gilenbabn
sou eutfangen foQ auf trgenb cine Bride tpent
erbaut tn1erbalb elmer Meile BON elmer friiber
errt4tete 3oQtride iter benitlben @tromt BON
trger1o elmer tnccrportrten 8riiden. Gpmpauie.
NerauSgefebt meiter, baB bic Conn
ober Eoprs, Counts pber Counties in ue(deu
tol1e Britde1 erri9tet nerben mDeen, nt1t ae-
balten terben fSnnen irsenb einen She'll Ser
3oiea Der Contribution pber Neparatur folder
Bride ODER Briide, cber beren r,GdRe 3uaGnae
3u be3ablen.
Sett 2. DAT irsenb eine Giisnbatngom,
pante pber Corporation, organtir unter benz
3itsl, tpupon btefes Elm Mmenbenent it, fir
TRANSPORTATION BON pa0agteren unb Gra&t anf
tbren Straben fol9e Staten berednen mag, ME
BON s3ett 3a s3eit bur9 belaete Corporation fet<
setteut oeer oura bas @eieb poreei9rteben her
ben mag.
@eit. 3. Da6 @ettion apei unb breteis
unb @eftion flint uno breiBig Don beiagten1
Ittel Elm, ro3l1 bic les Elm ENHANCEMENT III, tpt-
berrufen tperte une biefelbe 1T bierburd piber<
rufen.
Seft. 4. Diele sfts lou Gfeft netmsa
unb tn Strait fein Don unb mad tbrer 9aii=
rung.
@enebmtst 8, Mdr3 1869.
Mtte Sefttot atet, BON Capitol pier=
gig. Der MQsemetnen Statuten, 8aufbriefe,
[DeebsL 5Ypotbeten [Mprtgages] unb an
bere l1ebertraeuusen betreHeno.
Gel es perfugtbur9 bte @e1ebqe-
bung bss S@taates M~tnnefota:
Sett 1. DAP @eftipn spei, RON Gapitel
sier3tg, Der MQeemeinsn Statuten, an1embirt
tperbe unD btelelbe TT hermit amenbirt bur1
Stret9uns Der foIeenben @orte BON beriel=
ben:
,Mber bic Grau fol- ni9t eebunben (ein bur9
tr9enb cine Stipulation entbaltsn in beIagteut
eenteini9aftli9en aaufbrief [Deee.l"
9ett 2. Diele Ntte ipQ @feft nebnaen ant
eriten Sage bes Stunt 1869.
@easbmist 5. Mars 1863.
@tneNfte Geftisn neun uHb atpan;ia po,t
SuPNI1 IeVo wv IeVp3tY, WI Nu9euAeuNeu
Statuten 81 anenbtren tn VetreH bon par'
tien in @istl< pro3e0eu.
5et IS serfuet bur6 bic @eIeege<
bung beS @taates Mtnuefpta:
Seft. 1. Dag @ettion reu1 unb 3pan3tg
BON Capitol feds uno ie@s3ie Der NQeeuteineu
9tatuten araentirt tperbe, unb bteielbe it bier
bur9 amenbtrt ~ baB fe left tpie fulgt:
Seft. %. Cine Serbeiratbete Grau mag
tlagen ODER S~erflast tperoen ais cb lie xnperbei>
ratbet pare, rnb ubne ld NIT ibrem Gatten III
nerbinbea, tn allen Gdlen no tbr @atte uidt
etne erforoerli@e Yartie tpare, abgeieben bon
tbrer SteQung ais Gbeleuts.
Sett. 2. 1ieie Nfte ioa GTeft nebmen
ant erlten Sage bes SUM- 1869.
@enebmiet 5, Mdr3 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

- Die 5epienbauert Son ailbourn GttA
Wis., be3ablen 2 Cents per Yfunb fit bic Ser
fenbuns ibres 5opfens, 2 Gents fir bic Trans-
purtation, Rarrenselber u. {. ~. unb 2 Gents in
New-gurf als GunmiiIon fir bas gerfaufen.
@ie niel bleitt ba benz Vrobucenten?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

- Minnelota @olpaten, wel&e ii9 int Dienite
Rranfbeiten bes Muses ober ber Sbren 5use3o-
aen baben, erbalten pom @taate @elpuntsrltaB-
uus, I'm in ber Gbieasu ause,- une Sbren-
9eilanaalt bebanbelt 3u tperben. Man bat i%
abe, erR munbli9 ODER i9riftli9 an ben Gene
RAIL- biutanten in ct. paul ~ penben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

- 9err @imun 6aas BON Wefern 5otel in
5aiiines fam leBte WuSe BON elmer lanseren
@eiunbbeitsreile aus benz @iibeu suriid. Ct
siebt un3peiceutises 3eusntb iber bic befla-
s%enswsrtbe Gage I'M @aoen; aud bat ibm feline
@eieQi&aft, 8obeu unb :3ufunft ni@t beiuneers
aefalen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

Mew III nj. -8et &ebppob SAILS 1T Elm
Eager pom f9par3em Spedfein (soap stone)
entbedt mprben, mslder cine bubi4e politur att
nirtntt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

- Man@es in beuti@en DiRtitten selfsenf
po1tamt bieles @taates tpirb BON Mmtrifanerf
sertualtet, welde aber bic Sntere1en ber Dtut'
f&en serna@laifsen. Die uneue Mera" glfst
cine @eleaenbeit, ibre Mblesuna au tepirten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

@ersebens iiter3euet it, bur@alaee bet eetrGnf-
ten Yartet pber anberweittg, BON benz County
wurtn bas @erseben beeanee,t wurbe einen Be-
tras BON iol9eu1 S4ulfcnb auriidaubalten Der
Der BeSSlferumg Der Iptpn pber Stabt ne DE
iul@es @srssben besansen int @erbaltntb 81.
tcmmen tpirbe nnb Is foa bic pfidt bes
Mubiturs BON fol@em County iein BON benz
Ipwn pber Der @tabt no folaes 8ereeben b.
eansen, ale iolde belaete g@ulfonbs 3uriid3u.
b1lten.
Sef.2 2. MQe Mtten unb STEELE BON Mften
bic nit ben 8ortebrunsen bieler Mtte i'm @iber
fpru9, 1inb bierbur4 piberrufea.
5ett. 3. Dieie Mtte ioQ Gfeft netmen
unb in 8raft isin BON unb mad ibrer wa1f<
rung.
@ensbmist 4. Mar3 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

GineM tte fit cine 9tte Seftipn apansia
900, Capitol feds unb breibts (36) Ser
MQgemeinen @tatuten. bic YFi9ten BON
@@ul Difritt Glerfs betreFene, gu anen-
biren.
@,t IS strfaat tur@ bic @eiebse-
bung beS @taateS Mtnnefpta:
5ett, 1. @eftipn 3wan,is, Gapitel feds
un6 treieis Der MQsemeinen Statuten, bic
YFi9ten YtH Saul Iifrift Glerfs betrefsnb,
IT bierbur6 an,tnbirt par9 5insufisuug Der
folsenben @orte au befaster @eition 8uraus-
eeltbt baB tpenr trseaS cine Anweifuns ausse<
lteQt fit bic Be3ablune eines Qebrera, auf yrd=
itntatiun bel BEN @9aBmeifer fir i3abluns
BON i'm nt9t belablt tpirb, er auf FOLDER Mn-
peiiuns ben Datum FOLDER prdientation nuti>
rem iul, unb iolde Mntpeiiuus iol DON ba an
3inien trasen 3u Der State BON 3ebn prusent
per Sabr, bis Der @9abmeiFer ben Glsrt tes
Diiritts idrifti9 bena9ri@tist, ba6 er bereit
iei iol9e Mnueiiung 3u te3ablen.
@ett. 2. Diefes foQ GHeft ns~bnen..sEunb
in Strait iein Don ieiner @enebmisuns at.
@enetmist 5. Mdr3 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

gtne Mfte Sefttpn { unb brei6ta BON
3ttel ems BON Gapttel feds unb bretBig Der
N~Qgemeinen @tatutsn, Saulme1en betref=
fsnb, ;u amenbtren.
5ei eS serfugt bur9 bic @es5eBge-
bungbes @taateS Mtnne1pta:
@eft. 1. Dap @efticn neuu uub breibia
Don Iitel Elm BON Capitol ieds unb brei6ia Der
N0semetnen 6 tatutsn amenbirt tperte IL baB fe
left ME folst:
5eft. 80. Cine iebe Der inccrporirteu
Ipmns unb 9tabte int Staate bic tur9 ibre
Ser16tebenen CHARTERS Elm gemein pber ipestal
S1ullYitem BADEN, trel9eS burd etnen seb1ri=
gen 8eamten be6el6en an ben S9uliuperinten=
penten Dber Director bes b%etreFenben @punty
etnen eebDri9en 8eri9t ma9t BON Der Qn5abl
ber 99iler unb anbern Mn9aben bic bur9 bic
len Ettel perlau9t werben, baielbe mie bon
99ulbtfrtften Serlan9t tutrb, ipu bere6tiet f.tn
gu etnsnt Mntbeil an benz Dfentliden s1ulfonb,
treldes sertbeilt unb ge3psen werben fol- i'm
Welsntli9en tte sprge1Hrteben tn ibren ipe3ial
SneorppratipnSaften.
gorausseleb t tebp9, bae nt9ts bieri1 pter in
irsenb elmer an1enpirenben Mtte biersu gntbal<
tenes, 70 ausseleet perben ioQ, baB Is bic
SyutuStVuItb%I OVu1V wv SVN1Uk Itu2 ppSI
anbere 99ulseamte ober Mutbpritaten in FOL-
9em incurporirten1 Gpwn pber Stabt autbrrt-
fri, bic @9iler in tenielben su tlailfciren nit
&udi6t auf Garbe, fctiale Stelune pber Na=
tipnalitat, pber bic 10 flaiIfcirten aiaoer BON
chamber 9etrennt gu frben in serldietenen
sdulen ubne tbre GintpiQisuns uosr Die Gin<
tpiQieung Der Gltern ober Gorminber ber Gin<
ber. 11nb feline Ipmn pber Stabt bic f9 in
bieier 8e3iebuus sersebt pber in pelder irsenb
einem atnbe BON pa7enbena Mlter Der !3utritt
pertpeteert tptrb in ireenb elmer @9ule in Der
eebSrtgen 2oealttGt pber Warb auf @runb Der
Jarbe, (pcialen @teIuns pber NatipnalitGt, i'm
Wiberipru9 NIT Seftion brei unb breiBta BON
bielem Rapitel, fuu bere@tiet fetn au irgenb ei~
mem Ibeile beS @9ulfpnbs bteles 9taates Ser-
tbeilt unter bic serf@ieoenen Counties in &C.
raabbeit nit @ettton pier unb Sier3is BON benz
Eitel unb Gapitel Der MQsemeinen tatuten tpte
p%urbenannt. unb Is ioll bic pFi9t bes @taats.
Observation-Disclosures bes Sfentlt9en llnterri@ts lein
in Der 9(nfertisuus FOLDER i3utbstlune in St.
mdbbeit Der belastert @efticn bier unb pier3ie,
in allen GdQen no ct BON Der .8eesbwns btslts
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-03

Gine Mfte fur cine Mfte bic 8ertbeilune
bes laufenaen @6ulfonb5 bss StaateS unb
feline Mus3abluns bur9 ben @taats19aB>
meifer gu rssuliren.
eel g serfuet ; ur9 bic @eiebge-
bung bes @taateS Mtnne1pta:
Sett. 1. Gs fpl bic pFi9t tes @taats=
Iuperintenbenten hes Observation-Disclosures letn,
ipenn er cine balbjdbrli9e @ertbeilung bes lau-
fenben @1ul GpnbS bes 9taatss r1adt wie
pom @eieBe SorgeI9rieben, fpgleid an ben
Staats Mubttor cine beglaubigte NbI9rift fol-
der 8ertbeilung ein3uiepben.
@ett. 2. IS fpQ bic Y1t4t bes Staat8
Wubttor8 iein, tpenn er cine b~eglaubtete Mb-
idrift BON ireenb elmer balbiabrliden Bertbei<
Iuna erbdIt, nte in @eftipn Elm in tie1er Mfte
spreei9rieben, ipslei9 cine Nn%meiiune an ben
@taatsidabmeiit,r aus3ufeleu, ;ablbar an bic
Srber hes @9agmetfers eints jeben Counties
benannt tn Der Mbi9rift Der Staatssertbeiluns,
unb fir ben getrag Der AT lpl9es Counts 1hul=
bia, nno iol bteielbe an ben Gountsi9aymeiiter
~abienben.
5ett. 8. Gs it bierbur9 jabrli9 benil>
ligt aus ben @elbern in Der 9taatsfai1e, uelGe
benz augemeineu S9ulfpnb angebDren, cine
@umme 9let9 TN 8etrage nit BEN laufsnben
@9ulfonbs i9ulbis an bic Gfentliden @9ulen
beS Staates, TN tit @emaBbeit res @elebes
sertbeilt inter bic serIbiebenen Counties bur1
ben Observation-Disclosures bes GHentltden TIN
terridt5.
Seft. 4. Diele Mfte fol- GFeft nebmsn
BON uab nag ibrer @enebmisuns.
@euebmist 5. Mar5 1869.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-20
~ . 9 . 9 . 9 . .

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October %, 1850. oessSm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-20
CENTRAL And WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.

Change Of Time, November Sth, 1869.
TXPRESS TRAIN-EASTWA ARD-
IL "DAILY."-Leayes San Francisco at 500
A. NJ; San Jose S:45 A. "; Stockton 1900 NJ;
Sacramento l:jU p. NJ; junction 3:0b Pm; Col
fax $40 r. NJ; Reno li:5O p. ~; Wadsworth 100
A. ~; Winnemucca DIS A. NJ; Argcnta l:20
II. ": Carlin 400 7. NJ; Elko 5:20 p. NJ; arrive
at Promontory 5:+5 A. NJ; Omaha l:l0r n;
EXPRESS TRAIN-WESTWARD- DAl-
LY."-Leayes Promontory 500 P. N; Elko 1880
a. NJ; Carlin $50 A. NJ: Argcnta ll:4S a. NJ;
Winncmucca a:40 r. ~: Wadsworth 1925 p. NJ;
Reno 1865 4. 81; COliax 7:52 4. NJ; junction
lO:IJ 4. NJ; SBCraIucnto 1.:J9 81. Stockton I:iS
+. "; arrive al san Josc G:jO =. NJ; San Fran.
WAY MiiL-EAsTwARD Daily. Sunday
eyccptej). leaves San Francisco 400 P. ~:
Sun Jose 800 p II Stockton s:2S r. X; arrir, ;
ut Sacramento 10:30P.N.
WAY MISUNDERSTANDING. (sun-
days exccpted), leaves Sacramento G:S0 a. H.:
Stockton, $40 a. NJ; arrives at San jose l?:i5
r. ~: San Francisco 1890 p. N.
ATLANTIC HOTEL EXPRESS. composed
OF Pullman Palace Coaches, with Restauran.
Commssary Car attached, running through on
fact time to Omaha without change OF cars, will
leave San Francisco every Wednesday At Goo
A. ~; arrive at Promontory Thursdsy GOO r; ~
and Omaha SATURDAYS 5:30P. NJ; RETURNING,
LEAVE OMAHA Thursdays 9:l5 A. n; arrives
at Pr0mont0ry Saturdays 1000 A. NJ; San Fran.
cisco Sundays +. II. Tickets ana Berths LOT
this train can be secured only OF the Company's
Office, II5 California strect, San francisco.
NInrysvilIc Rxprr.s-Dntly.
LEAVES SAN FRANCI2co $40 =. ~. I,
Sacramento 1:i0 n. NJ; arrives nj Ma9syillc S:io
RETURNING, LEAVES MARYsyILLE
9:l5 A. II. Arrives at Sacramento ll:SO A. NJ,
and at San Francisco $40 y.
MARYSYILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Daily (Sundays cxccpted), leaves Sacramento
6:lO A. H. Arrives at Marysville lO:45 4. u.
Leaves Marysvillc 1880 Pm. Arrives at Sacra'
mento 5:l0 II.
Through Fares Payable In Currency.
From San Francisco to Omaha, Sill 90; st.
Louis, Si29 o.: Chicago, $l3o 90; New YORK.
$50 90: New Orleans, SlG2 %.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are run daily from San Francisco to Promontory.
Double Dcrths, SO 90; State Rooms, Sl2 W.
Double Berths accommodate twopersons; State
Rooms. three persons.
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran
cisco 400 p. NJ; Sacramento 800 a. N; Fare
| (currcncy ra.es) to Omaha. $50: ST. Louis, StO
Chicago, 500: New York, 500 75.
CHILDREN not over Twelve Q2) years oi
age, Half Fare; under Five (6) years OF age,
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE pcr adul,
passengcr) Free. so Pounds Baggage pcr
child between and 12 years Of ase) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 lhsl between
| Sacramento and Omaha Currency SlS per lOl
pounds, A. n. TOWNE. Gen'l Supt.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gen'l Passg'r Agent.
November S, 1859. nos-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-20

VIM. SHARON. GENERAL AGENT
| 1NHIS AGENCY IS NOW PREPARED TO
i receive deposits Of coin or bullion. either on
| OPEN ACCOUNT or to issue CERTIFICATES
therefor. payable (at the option OF the holdcr) In
| Gold Hill or San Francisco; to make collections
purchase Bullion at the most lavorabl satcs, or
Advance coin thereon when forwarded to the
PareS Bank In San Francisco; sells Bills OF
Exchange, and trausacts General Banking Bus.
| iness.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

. q
nat ito. ths ffest.side. but always from
shs tssk. slds u ~ wAssls.. Asd whsA
oaes On ~ nsehios, y shes1d take pshs
70 s,t firmly, especially II tie lot d seeay.
More nsl Asvs bsee lust N bsing
thrown On 70 The whsels than have ever
been injured With the koisee and when
The machine y stopped IL should b al.
ways thrown Immediately out Of gear.
II you havs I rood pair of horses there
will - liss!s sssa Of ever bssakiug
tooth or dulliug kAlis II the surface hss
been prsviosslS properly prepared. Mssl
ef tie sttsssjes of ~ ddvsr cen b. givea
70 the suttoS.Sar, vhiSA ssa b raised q
- 70 pas evss ajmeee my ebetR.stion b
. dsxtsoue asd qsick cse 9 tAs .Isses.
Tho esr ~ "lasT - sst on, tet
better: lfene sseVd 30 asoesd twenty
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

Tas OLD CouR1 HoUss This build.
ing, which has been standing in our town
for near half century, and which has
been the resort Of court clerks, sheri6s,
aud numerous limbs Of the law since our
6rst recollection, was sold last Monday.
At 2 o'clock, p. M, and 10 NO more the
property Of the ssssty. Il vss like
parting With sn Old relic, - long has Il
stood . silent monitor to'svii dosry. The
artist, even, 10th 10 ses the sdiass Dc.
psrt ushoporsd, expressed bis apparatus
10 de spot and isrrotyped tho old build
tsg-and ~ ass hsppy % say made quite
s"littis spss.", BY ths operation, Aftsr
. number ef bids the buysss bidding
sadly and slowly, - they realised that
vons usfbrtunats one Of them would have
<eAsttse down its diugy valls-ths Sheriff
sslastantly brought down the hammer,
sad ~ old noes.sst sf Tsey's earlier
d.y' vss .olds for sl1o. Sc t'a"'a s'e-
80 NsSHdG g- stsie.. ..a5 r.rr -
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

FnIncn PArcAKIs. -Tsks six egg,
sstsfits NJ yolks from the ~hisssj 6ssa
Tie whites on disssr plate 10, ., sasw,
beat four yolts With tws tsbk spossfdls
Of sugss, two Of 6our, and teacapfdl oi
cream add 4 little salt and very little
carbonste Of soda put 10 the whites oi
10 eggs and nix gsnlly. Pat ons onase
efbsltss in ffyisg pao; VIA bot ps6l
10 the whole panoako. Hold the psn
q good distance from the 1ss for 6ftesu
minutes hold before the Ars. to brown
on the top. Dish Oh napkin. Pat any
Kind Of preserved sfuit oxss-it. Serve
hot ll ,lt-c IGN. az. |Ggr
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

The white Pine News sayss "Down
on Chloride Flat there 10 miners cabin
built out Of ehunks Of pieces Of high
grade chloride ere, eslsmated to bs worth
over $4,000 per ton. Tho house 10 1t
feet square, and the rock 10 It's walls il
crushed, would perhaps yield 10 the
neighborhood Of $4,000. The miners
who own and occupy this valuable build.
irg, Of course are doing 20 temporarily,
and will have have the ore Of which it ID
constructed millsd % soon ~ practicable
or when custom mills are started 10 the
district.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

KEEPING CrpEa SwEEr.-T Utiea
Herald states that A. @. Williams, ol
Hampton. Onsids county, hes . nssAsd
Of preserving cider worthy Of being gen.
orally known. ALLOW The cider % Wert
until Il hes reasbsd the state most ,d.sira
bic to the taste, then add grated horse.
radish in the proportion Of Z tumbier aod
. half 10 tho barrel of cider, aud shake
up we'll. THIS arrests futher fe,men
tation, and after remaining . few week.
may be racked of 10 clean casks, and The
air excluded BY closing We bung. eide,
preserved 10 this way has pleasant ssrss
able 1av0r. ~ - IT, r,t-r
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22
When 20 Boy q Farm.

The months Of July and August are
the best In the year in which 70 look for
OF purchase . farm. At this season one
can Judge whether the land can, or does
produce good crops for, if it is rich
the waving grass and grain will show the
fact, and il thcro is m abundance ol
choice fruit, it can DO seen At this time "a
the best advantage. The low lands will
show whether they ore really dry enough
for pastures in summer, and the upland
its capacity for witbstanding . drouth.
Summer Is also . very good timo II
view the never falling spring aud the trou,
pond near BY, and draught from the
one and Iunch from the other are at.
fractions which those who possess them
seldom fail to bestow upon those who are
likely to become purchasers. Even the
weeds on farm will assist mao 10 de-
termiuipg its value, for, il nothing but
stunted ragwced aud Ave. finger are 10 be
seen, then the land may be put down q,
poor indeed; but If burdocks aud catnip
abound in Il, it shows strength to produce
crops Of = high order.
The pasture and meadow, orchard and
garden, all show what they are and what
may be expected Of them, 10 these months
but, earlier or later, the aspects may
change. In the spring, the trees have
roads are muddy, IL ever, and the distaucl
from the railroad station to the farm ap.
pears much greater than it actually 10,
especially to , stranger. In autums the
leaves are turning yellow, the grain hai
been gathered, and the dry stubbls j. oil
that remains, and the fruits are nearly
gone still, the air is fresh aud the land
ssaps glowing with autumn siets--tut the
valuable products Of farm are msinly
out Of sight, being stored in barn Or n
the psoprietor's pocket--Ex.c',,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

Town HALL LEASED. The lower story
Of tho old Universalist church in this
town, best known ~ the town hall, bas
been leased to Maj. A. II. Martin for o
term Of ten years. The Major coutsm.
plates going into the brokery business,
and will mako this hall his place Of bus.
iuoss. Such 40 institution, no doubt, will
be Of considerable advantage to the town
and our business men generally.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

ST. Louis MARKET, l9rH.-Whca.
selling At S1.0S to $3.50 fer common to
choice and fancy white. Flour from $3.50
to 1915 for X to XXX. Corn 073c 10
81 ,0S for yellow, mixed, white and fancy.
Oats II to 74c.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

BASKET Pic Nc. Uur young friends
contemplate having . picnic At Linus
Cave, about four miles southwest Of Troy,
next Saturday, and tickets Of invitation
have been sent all tho young ladies they
know. Others, who may have been over.
looked, must consider themselves FREQ to
attend, for tho invitation was intended to
be general. All who can, conveniently,
arc requested to take whatever may seem
1T in the way Of provisions.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-22

08NT 10 Tas P1MITINTIAAy. "A ne
gro ssusl Freak Ssasts, who Aas bsss
b jaa st this plsss far sons weeks for
ersakisg into ths store ~ Gibson 4
wssts, = yslnessh w. trisd ssd ssa-
ssessd 70 tirn oftxo ys,ss IN ths S,ass
prison. at . called session Of the Circuit
Court last 1assday.. :. - ',5'...', '.,,