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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-22

dozen yachts divided into three classes
aud started. Joe Jefferson was winner
IN first class; La Fasorita. second; and
the ship jack, third. Weather fine, and
race spirited.
Henry Rergh has received oficill no
tice that tine Rhode Island Legislature
has incorporated an institution similar to
the New York Society for the Prevention
ct esnelty 10 Animals: also. thnt similar
society has been organized in Quebec.
Washington dispatch says the reso-
luton offered by Bingham, which passed
the House ON "wednesday Inst, relating
to Cnbn, and recommending the interpo-
sition of the President to prevent cruelties
in that island. has gone to the Committee
on Foreign Relations. and there is the
best authority for saying il will not be
heard of again. The Senate has too
much business TO attend 10 during the
remaining three weeks of the session, to
enter into long discussion of Cuban
complications. and it is not likely the
resolution viii be considered by the com
mittee; it certainly will not be reported
to the Senate, unless demanded by a
vote.
Nearly two hundred emigrants, lust
arrived from Europe, have enlisted in
the United States army in this city during
the past few days. A greater part OF
them are sent to Governors Island.
They were mostly Germans and Irish.
The steamer G.. b. Upton has arrived
from Aspinwall. Her officers confirm
The previons reports of the capture and
destruction Of the first expedition which
left this port on the Upton. 10Th Nay.
The officers of the Upton knew nothing
Of the fate Of the first expedition until
they reached New York. The entire
cruise was made under the American
flag.
The manager Of the Beethoven concert
acknowledges a loss of $4,000.
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FROM WAsHiNoT ON.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.
Among the applicants for the secreta,
ryship of Utah is Gen. II. +. Shaw, oi
Dixon, Illinois. Another man pnt IN his
application in less than an hunr after
Col Groves death WIS announced.
The Senate judiciary Committee has
agreed to report in favor of Aekerman $
confirmation.
Prospect of warm debate over Whit
temore's case, though many members
want to proceed at once TO the vote.
The Sau Domingo Committee can not
report To the Senate before Wednesday.
and perhaps not before Thursday-as the
evidence is not yet all printed; and con-
sideration of the treaty also goes over Tor
two or three days more. The majority
report will be very severe ON Consular
Agent Perry, who was the principal wit
ness against Babcock. and whom they
mean to extinguish by trying to show
that he is thief and perjurer.
The Senate to-day oonhdentially re-
ceived a large package OF papers rom
the President, covering correspondence
and orders from the Executive to our
Naval commanders and others, relative
to treaty negotiations.
Fhe Franking bill goes over as uniin-
ished business Very few Senators
really want to press it.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

New York. june 81.
fhe Chinese from the East are ex-
pected to return to San Fruneisco-leay-
ing tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Rodalia. President of the
Drew Seminary, died at Madison, N. j.,
to-day.
The interest of Mrs. FcFarland- Rich
ardson and children of A. D. Richardson,
deceased, at Woodside. sold by auction.
at Newark, subject to mortgage. of 81 500
due to Charles A. Richardson, brother Of
deceased.
meeting Of merchants was held yes
.terday, to take united action with II view
W nave the quarantine trouble adjusted
by resort to law, if necessary. The
,i,''''e, Hma 81 VIII be presented to the Quaran-
da";. dns commissioner, ON appeal from the
c;ol VJ's,on s,' oil the health officer. That Off
sn;no sn, eialms an he has been justified in pur-
s baldss . the course he has followed, and
tonoa, ho,us mat he is acting for the best in
''ts5,s Tsa .aa ol the whole community.
,o ue regatta of Manhattan Yacht Club
=" yesterday, on East river A
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ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

FINHE ASSAY OFFICE. FURNACES AND FIX
L TUkES, on Main street, Hamilton. and now
occupied by Messrs Bradshaw x Co, are for
rent, from and after June 18th. The rooms are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
ma2l.l0d STEPHEN MILLER.
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WESTERN nEWS.
CoLrMBUs, O. June y.

CoLgaBUs, O., June u.
hiehlyrespectable young man, named
Nat /. Hazen. was found dend in bed
here this morning. Shot through the
heat.
INDIANAPOLIS, june 81.
Reliable information from Washington
states that Indiana will lave two Con-
gressmen At large to elect under the new
apporlionment bill.
H. c. Neweamb, of this city, is men,
toned as one 5f them.
Governor Baker has refused to ap-
point delegates to represent Indiana at
the capital removal convention, to be
held in Cincinnati.
The Republican Congressional Con
vention for this district, to be held 231
Of June. will renominute Coburn-he
having no opposition.
SPRINGFIELD Ills, june q.
The past two days have been terribly
hot, Thermometer standing NJ 96 to IS IN
the shade. Rain is much needed in this
section, but crops not suffering mate
rally.
COUNCIL BLUFFs, June 81.
Chas Austin aud man named Bell.
both printers. employed in The Times
office. got into a dispute yesterday.
Bell shot Austin. il is thought. fatally.
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HAMILTON, NEVADA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 22 1870
Professional garas.

Professional Cards.
VIM. W. BISHOP,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
TREASURE CITY, NEVADA.
III I'LL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL. p1rsI
| w ness in all State and United States Courts
se16-H
H. MAYENBAUM.
Attorney and CounseIor-at-Law.
-ANp-
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Virginia street, nearly opposite Catholic Church.
AUSTIN NEVADA.
Practices in Supreme Court and all other Courts
OF this State. se95-tf
JOHN j. MUSsER.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
sHERNANTowN. NEVADA.
h5-Practiees in all the Courts. ms-tf
r. d. FERGUSON,
Attorney and CounseIor-at-law.
| OFFICE; Main street, Hamilton, south of W,
/ +. & Co.'S.
| Practices in ell the Courts of the State. 7-tf
f. H. q J. NJ. KENNEDY,
a t o eys at L a Wy.
| OFFICE; At the Court House, Hamilton. Nev.
B.F. SHERWOOD,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
HAMILTON. NEVADA
ocfice-Hamilton street, opposite spalding's
Saloon. fe23-u
ALDRICH & WREN,
Attorneys and Counselors atLaw,
HAMILTON. NEVADA. mh4-tf
4. n. H1LLHousE. J. s. PuzER.
PITzER & HILLHOUsE,
Attorneys ot Law.
VIII practice in all the Courts of the State.
Office in Withington's Building, Hamilton. je20
THOMAS 2. HAWLEY,
ATTGRNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
HAMILTON. NEVADA.
ofRee-withington's Building lup stairsl. m2o
J. c. FOSTER. FTu-FoRD.
TILFORD & FOSTER,
a t t orn eys at z a W.
Ohice-over Feusicr < Co. s store. Main street
Hamilton. ma7-H
C. J. LANSING. W. H. DAVENPORT,
Treasure City 4 Hamilton. Eureka.
LANSING & DAVENPORT,
Attorneys at Law,
Treasure City, Hamilton and Eureka
jelsl NEVADA. Itf
W. P C. WHITING, JOS. sAPHTALY, PAUL NEUMAss.
WHITING, NAPHTALY & NEUMANN,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
Paul Neumann, Notary Public.
NO. Al CALIFORNIA STREET.
sea-tf San Francisco. California
J. o. DARROW,
a rney at Z a w.
OPPOSITE GORDON 4 COZ
LTON, NEVADA.
ma23-tf
W. w. BISHOP.
| Real Estate AGENT and C0nTGyanCGr,
TREASURE CITY. NEVADA.
onice-shsler's Building, opposite crosman's
I Courtroom. mar3o-f
WILLIAM PARDY,
archer of Rec or d S. 4.
nA- Complete abstracts of County Records
/ kept
J. NJ. BELLRUDE,
Commissioner in Bankruptcy,
| ToR THE
DISTRICT OF NEVADA.
! OFFICE: At W. W. Hobart's, corner Main and
Dunn streets. Hamilton. jel2u
". W. HOBART,
H-1[~
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InR PRINTIN Gl

The News Job Once is now supplied with an
excellent stock of type. borders, presses, paper,
cards. and other materials and facilities for
good Job printing. Additional materials are
arriving and we ask the attention Of our
friends and the public TO the fact that all
Job printing can be handsomely and expedi-
tiously done at this office.
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NB.-H. NJ. True may be seen or ada5sss'a ,5s ~
nj snaldinq's Hotel, Hamilton, Nevada, he az II
dcsirous of taking contracts TO drlli hoes aop -
inches in diameter to any depth up 70 'Sismeter
saris saE psspcction assay, SC the entire depth oi
IhS iai,,nn tG of u foot for each additional ioo
Scetn' the owner Of the mine to furnish wooo anu
water. First come first served. -, nis,rict
q, ,his ststS, / viii send machine, with men
TO NeIh ih H. oH II. NJ. TRUE. Agent.
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NoTxC q II

re uFRFBy GIVEN THAT cHAs. sIflN
has power of Attorney to transact my on. !,
80 & IN Hamilton. and as intend 70 elos9 s 9u' ~
ness ~ Mace about the LIST day Of July al IN
rhted ~ HI DO well by going to stem ena ss,l
ting their accounts on or WILT ppiIS FR co,
day. ihAN
a.- All accounts with the tirm OF g fIa Tn,S
wheeler 4 d unsettled on the Isl day ol '','
viii Inc loft Ia the hands of collector TpIN iSi w
lection, o, lt1,asler A. Co
je-4 Agent oi frahA
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Mines Tested Quick.

HAArIToN. JUNE Sd. 1s7O.-THIs is TO
certify that II. NJ. True has drilled TWO
hoes for Inc in the Montgomery mlie-o,ie niue. p,e
nI,,nt On feet and one about 80 feet-with the
qaeat,t niamoud Drill holes 24 inches IN
diameter. The drill worked as well as could oe o
desired. and the whole work was aeeompIlsea u
NV entire satisfaction, and would reeommehu
IL 10 an "iN E. D. RATHBUN
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Esfray Notice.

~ AT THE MoNTEZUAIA STATION,
IlT\ Patterson District. there are one DAP
GN-PLED GRAY HORSE, with IA portion
of the left ear cut of; one BAY MARE, with
white face. white right hind lie and branded
with square on the left shoulder, thus 81
and one yeaTling colt, with a white streak on
the forehead and little white on brth hind
feet. The owner can have the same by proving
ie10.so+ JULIUS GoTTLIEB.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24
4 QUEER CASE.
a Girl "rassessed,' by ihe Spirit OF Bush
wlaciker.


4 Girl "rasscssed, by ihe Spirit Of Bush
wiaciker.
A correspondent of the Alta CalD0r-
MIA, writing from San jose, September
20, said:
a short time ago t. family OF wealth
and responsibility, who lived near this
city, went on visit to their former
home in Western State, and on their
return brought back with them a niece,
who was in i'll health. Shortly after
they had arrived at their home in this
county, the girl began to exhibit q very
strange condition OF mental agitation,
which would last for few minutes and
then leave the girl in her proper mind.
When questioned rs to her strange con-
duct, she would disclaim any knowledge
of her unusual manifestations, and eX-
press the greatest surprise at the III
quiries of her relatives. These strange
spells continued to grow more frequent
and more violent, until finally the girl
would make use of the most,strong and
extravagant speeches, talking in pro-
fame and threatening manner, and pro-
Tossing to be the returned spirit Of some
bushwhacker who had been hanged by
his own relatives in Missouri during the
war. Her relatives then began to direct
their, questions to the spirit who claimed
to have possession of the girl, and gained
from it an acknowledgment like the fol-
lowing: l was what you call bush
whacker, and was killed by this girls
father, and, as l still feel spirit of re-
venge against him, have taken control
- 10, f,,p bgv. I
nothing against the girl, and intend to
do her no harm Apparently to con-
vince those present OF his identity the
evil spirit went on to tell many things
which had happened between himself
and the girls relatives (all of which was
true), and finally told them that there
was letter ON the way to them, giving
information of the severe sickness of d
little sister of the girl whom he was
using for his evil purpose. The letter
alluded to arrived in few days, con-
frming the truth of what had been fore
told. The relatives of the girl with
whom she was living, thinking that the
child might be insane sent her to pri-
vate asylum in Alameda county, few
days ago, and have learned that she is
not disturbed any longer by therevenge-
full monsters. The spirit had told them
before that he would leave the girl when
she should be removed from among her
relatives, but he would enrer into some
other member of the family. A day or
two ago the people here received letter
from Missouri stating that the father of
the girl was afflicted in a manner which
exactly corresponds with the former dis
orders of the child. The truth of the
above narrative may be relied upon, as
it comes from the parties directly con-
nected with the strange affair, and who
are upright, honorable people"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24
Benefit OF Laughter.

1t is said by good medical authority
that there is not the remotest corner or
little inlet of the minute blood vessels
of the human body, that does not feel
some wavelet from the convulsion occa-
stoned by hearty laughter, and that the
central man of life principle is sha-
ken to the inmost depth, sending new
tides of life and strength to the surface,
and thus materially tending to insure
good health to the persons who indulge
therein. The blood moves more rapidly
probably caused by some chemical or
electric modification occasioned by the
convulsion-and conveys a different i'm
preston to each organ of the body as it
visits it on that particular mystic jour
ney, when the man laughs, from what it
does at other times. For this reason
every good hearty laugh in which per-
son indulges, tends to lengthen his life,
conveying as it does, new and distinct
stimulus to the vital forces.
We doubt not the time will come
when physicians, conceding more i'm
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

portance than they now do to the i'm
portanoe of the mind upon the vital
forces Of the bodyI'will prescribe to the
torpid and melancholy patient certain
number of hearty peals Of laughter, to
be undergone at stated periods, and be-
lieve that they will, in SO doing, find the
best and most effective method of pro-
ducing the required effect upon the pa
tient. Our advice to all is, indulge in
good, hearty, soulful laughter when the
opportunity Offers and ii you do not de-
rive mental benefit therefrom, charge us
with uttering false principles of materia
medica.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

We invite attention to the advertisement in an
other column Of THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA Co, of
New York City. The hint to parties to get up clubs
for their goods is worthy Of notice. This company
has been established for ten years, and their numer
patrons give them full credit for reliability
promptness and fa dealings and all testify to the
excellent quality and low prices of their goods. AS
they warrant all their goods to give satisfaction
refund the money and expenses no risk is ran in
sending them an order.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

Marriage rehearsals preceding the real
ceremony are now the thing The eatre,
the bow, the cringe, the posture, and the
promenade are things of great moment.
TO be we'll drilled in these, the bridal
party meet at the church and go through
the pantomine. The positions to be oc-
cupied are assumed; the huge trains are
put in position the steps counted off, so
that there may be no breakdown when
the ceremony takes place.
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EAEER & VAN DrREM.

3G7 Liberty-st., Pittsburgh, Pa. STEAM En-
GINEs, Iron and Wood Working Machinery,
Steam Pumps, Engineers and Machinists'
Tools, Steam Fire Engines, Betting, Woolen
Machinery, Machine Cards, Manufacturers and
Mill Supplies. A constant supply on hand and
furnished on short notice. Orders solicited.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

To YOUNG MEN.-Let the business OF
every one alone, and attend to your
own. Don't buy what you don't want.
Use every hour TO advantage, and study
to make a leisure hour useful. Look
over your books regularly. II stroke
OF misfortune comes upon your business,
retrench, work harder, but never fly the
track. Confront difficulties with un-
finching perseverance, and you will be
honored, but shrink, and you will be
despised.
Seek to acquire the power of continu-
GUS application, without which you can
not expect success. If you do this, you
will be able TO perceive the difference
which If creates between you and those
who have not such habits. You will not
count yourself, nor will they count you,
as one of them. Thus you will find
yourself emerging into the higher re-
gions of intellectual and earnest men
men who are capable of making place
for themselves, Unsteady of standing idly
gaping, desiring place. H.
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Mrs. Stewart of Providence, II. l., lost
her life by means of blunder made by
an apothecary's clerk in that city recent
ly. Corrosive sublimate was substituted
Tor calomel, and a dose sufficient to kill
five persons was taken by the unfortu-
nate patient.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

A letter to an English paper speaks as
follows of the acts of the French peas
antry in the war:
Meantime the peasantry seem to be
taking the opportunity of the lull to
SOW their crops, and between the two
fortresses, and all round the larger ones,
agricultural operations are in active
progress, while those engaged in them
We're within easy shot of either bellige-
rent. The cool iaSOucidnce of the peas
antryin this respect reminded me of the
behavior of the Chinese under somewhat
similar circumstances. Here, however,
we were assured that the peasants occa-
sionally go to the plough with a rifle
concealed under their blouses, and take
advantage OF The apparent innocence to
get safe and unexpected shots at their
enemy. We cannot wonder, under these
circumstances, at an eXasperated soldiery
occasionally burning villages, and other
wise taking their revenge. The houses
under the walls Of the small fortress be-
low us were shut up and abandoned,
but we were told that the inhabitants
of large village beyond had taken
refuge in New Breisach, on the approach
of the Prussians, for the sake of Sc
curity, but the experience OF few
hours bombardment had convinced them
that they would be a good deal safer in
their village, and the emigration is now
all the other way, rather out of the for
tress than into it.
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LITERARY NOTICES.


THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE
for November is beautiful number Of most
beautiful juvenilc-good enough for the most
exacting. Since its enlargement and improve
ment, and the addition of fine full page and
other engravings, THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL is
worthy of a circulation of at least hundred
thousand. The remaining numbers of 1870
are Offered free to all who subscribe now for
the next year. Don't fail to give your children
this sterling Juvenile magazine. 1t is pub
lished in Chicago, Illinois, by Sewel & Miller,
at one dollar and half year, - cents for a
single copy. Beautiful and generous premi-
ums are given for clubs.
PETERsoN's MAGAzINE.-The Novem-
Der number of this, the cheapest of the Iady'S
books, is running over with original stories and
poetry, to say nothing of engravings, fashion
plates, patterns in embroidery, etc, etc. A
powerful story by Frank Lee Benedict, called
" Far From Home, +" illustrates one of the most
touching and beautiful steel plates we have
ever seen. The colored fashon-plate is SUI
perb. In word everything in the issue is
tirst-rate. The Prospectus for 1871 is inst ont,
aciM great inducements to subscribers The
price of " Peterson's" " is only two dollars n
year to single subscribers, while other maya
zines of its class arc three or four. To clubs
the terms are lower still, viz: five copies for
SS, or eight copies for S12. Every person
getting up either of these clubs will receive
the magazine for 1871 gratis, and also splen-
did copyright engraving Oh inches by 20),
Washington at the Battle of Trenton" NO,c
is the time to get up Gibbs. Specimens of the
magazine sent gratis If written for. We eadvise
YOU to subscribe for nothing else until you
have seen a specimen. Address CuAs. j. PE-
TERsoH, 30G Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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A man in Milwaukee, engaged in the
" construction of a six-bladed horse and
a leather frying-pan," was taken to a
lunatic asylum.
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Lands in SOUTHWEST Missouri.

THE ATLANTIC & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Embracing late South Pacific have for sale 100000
acres, of best quality, long crtdt, cheap For par
ticulars, in pamphlets apply to AMOS TUCK, Lqnd
Commissioner, No, 523 Walnut street, st. LO is, Mo.
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N I " 8.
Made of Poor Rum, yvhiskey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors d-ctored, splced and sweet
encd to please the aste called "Tonics,"" "Appctz-
ers," Restorcrs," &C., that lead the tippler 10
drunkenness and ruin, but are true Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, free
from all Alcoholic Etimulunts. They are tie
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A L!FH
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Ecnovatcr and.
Invigorator of the System carrying Of all po onCus
matter and restoring thc blood to healthy coAlltlon
No person take these Dtcrs according 10 dircc.
ton andremain long unwc.
S10o Will given 20. an incurablc case, provided
the bones nor destroyed By mineral poison
other means. and tie vital organs wasted beyond
point of repair.
For Inllaumar0ry nri Chronic Hhcurt'r-
tism and Cont, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, RCMiItCut nd Intermittent; Evvr;$
Diseases of the Eiood, Liver, Kidneys :t.d
BLADDER, these nit:crs have been most succc.r.
ful. Such Discusses ara caused by Vitia.cd
Blood which is generally producedby derGngcnsti
of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Heal.
ache Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tigncss rf tie
Chest, Dizziness, Sour EructGtions OF the Stor"c',
Bad taste IN the Mouth, Billions Attacks, Tc!p.tatcn
OF the Heart, Inflammation OF thc Lungs Nain IA the
regions Of the Kidneys and hundred other painful
symptoms, the oGsprincs Of dyspepsia.
They invigoratc the stomach and stimulate the tor.
pldyer and bowels, which render them ofunequalled
efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of Gllmpuritcs art
im7artng new life and viEor to the whole System.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, ETu1tions, ,Tcttcr, Salt
Rhucm, Dloches, Spots pimplcs, Tlsucs Doil6, Car
bunclcs, Eng-Wouns Gcald Head, Sore Eyes, Erysp.
eas Ich scurfs, Discoorations of the Skin, Humors
end Diseases of the Sln Of whatever name or n2tur
are literally dug and carried out of the system IN
short time By the of these Bttcrs. One bottle IN
such cases will convince the mostncrcGuous ofheir
ti,np
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

COREY,S PATENT DI sTILLED NEATS-
" FOOT HARNESS OIL.-It has 100 per cent.
more body than any other Water hot or cold will
Companies. Send for circular. NATIONAL M AN
UFACrURING CO., l2 Washington st eet, New
York
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

~ HIANTED-A GENTS, Cs20 per dam tosell the
81 celebrated HOME SHU'FrLE SEWING
IU MACHINE. Has the under, feed, makes the
III .lock stttch' lalike On both sdes), and is JttIl
Il ~ licensed; The best and cheapest family Sew.
1 n ing Machinetn the market. Address JOHN.
Is SON, CLARK q co, Boston, Mass, Pitts.
y Ourgh, Pa, Chicago, H.. or St Louis, Mo-
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

The cultivation Of peanuts has been
tried quite extensively in Minnesota the
present year, and with good success. ,