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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-05

- Gin Gtnpobner Don 2ittle GAMBIA
g. Napeau perlor eurd cine 6eue1s
brunf lein ni@t Ser1derte6 reucs
6aus uno Mobiltar. @r rttete
Ni@ts als fem uno ieiner Gamtlie nadtes
Qeben.
- 81. @. 50. @(art in Mantato
pplSo8 oieler Sage cine elidlt&e Spera<
tton an etnem @ebdrmutter9eidwiir, welz
DIES er ertirptrte.
- Qarlon> Der aus benz 3u@tbaule til
Stiupater entrpt9ene &ubbteb> 1T bel
Mnofa wieper ein9efan9en.
- MuS Cannon Sails in @ppbbue
County i&rettt un6 Elm alter Greuao. oab
Der Grtra9 ieiner @ai3end6er etea Sabr
muir 10 8ul9el tetra9e. @tr b6ren let>
Der Mebnli@e6 aus pielen Gbeilen be6
@taateS. Dte @ai3enernbte 1T 9ertns
an auantitdt bc@ miro Der MusfaQ et>
ni9ermabet bur& bic 9rpSe Site ber
&Sr1er ousse9li&en.
= 10000 8ul@el lpu Ser Grtra9 oet
b~iesjabrisen Mpfeltrnete in Mtnneioto
lein.
~ Der Bibliotbef>g erein Ii Binone
bate Dor, Der pur@ Tim peranfalteter
@orle(una @reeley's cine Nettotiunabu,
reg = 2260. s
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- Sn elmer fernere1 @eriammlute
oes Trauentluts In @afbtnetcn. IN nell
der Mittel unb @eee f1r Abl&ofunS
ces bfsntlt6en @ultus ser @enus
sul9i1aga oieelttrt tpurren, lteben etlt&e
u%ebelwOaenoe, wabrl3etnlt@ ~Ytmps"
Elm rernebmli@es &atermiauen b5ren,
uno it5rten oamtt ben font frteblt@en
Sang Der @erbanolunsen. Die 8an;e
@el@idte i@etnt ~far bic Sat" 3u fem,
- @enator Gunner bat G& 9edu>
bert, eab Grant an @etf nod unter
9obnion (ehe. Nun. raS bann :?
pie Moral 1T cod INNER Die 9aupt>
fade.
49, Niht Bios lin Ddnemart" Ionpern
aud In Srlano 1T etmas "faul", bic
p~ie6jdbrieen &artpfeln ndmli@.
- uIammany! Tammanp! 6u,
rpie eiele Diebsb6le gum 6tmmel 0tnft !"
10 l6reit allies tn&amleY@ountp. >, Qber
riele polttiihen Naien, mel@e ben Gduls
niB9eitanf Der Nnoern tau(eno Wetz
len melt ianopp tn uno ben Duff MIDI
rieden, Ter aus ibrer et9enen @prrup>
tionepfaBe auftetst.
- Die @umme, tpel9e 3ablmet1er
6ob9e unterldlaaen, 1T mad rem 0ez
nauelen Grmtttelun9en $445,406. 60.
Nu@ bic 60 Gents bat Der ebrlide
Mann etneeitancen. @irflia rlbrenp.
49, Mc@ram elmer Der @ieeelotebe,
Don eeren Gbat trir unldneR ber'dtet
srbtslt BON (etner @emablin - Dtebe
inp jest 10 in .,6lcribu6" paB MIR bon
rer "Grau' zines Diebe6 ntdt mebr 81
lpredeu tpaeen ; ~@emabltn" 1T Gas
Wcrt, tpenn Don etrer Macame Dteb bic
&eee 1T - eiuen 8elu@ tn letnem Sc
fdnente. Die Trau ma9te tbm @orz
rIrfe, erbielt ober pabrlaeinlt9 Die
8eril&erun9, eae bic Sa6e nt&t au;u
idItnm nit ibm peroeu wlroe, unb per>
iderte ibn eann ibrer fortoauerroen
3unet9un9.
- Gin @aibtn9touer &drrner t1az
mems Yannel banb> pa ietn Yferb troy
alien Yriiaelns cine iberl9were 2arune
einen. iteilen 6uael ni@t btnaufiieben
mollte, etnen Gtrif aua bic 3unee be6
Tbiere6 uno soe caran, bis IS ~iturste.
Yon cem pralcenten ee6 Nntttbierqud>
letperetn8 telan9t, paro ct UNI $40
oebuet.
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- 8ru@bdnber> na@ per beut~
l9en Mrt uno DON reutl9en Tabrifanten
CON ltrutrt, tperpen ouf 8elteuun9 nadt
Mab unp tet8 DEM &6rper auf'6 ppu<
tdnot9ite an9epabt ferti9 seliefert. Die
lelben itnp tet6 ID Sage na4 8efeQunA
III babsn in g. Stetns Npotbefe go. 50
Z. StraBe.
Daielbt ilnp itet6 porrat9i9 cine 9rose
Mu6wa9l fertt9er Sru9bdnper.
21lep1mt,puD.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-05
Cine bIutiae Traq1bte. -

Cine blutiee Erae6b{e. -
Die in Manfato erideinenoe Linton"
l9reitt: "&tele I'M lerer Mitblreer tper>
Den lid an einen Germ W at d erinnern,
pel@sr cine 3eitlan9 nit ietner Grau
uno etnem tranfsn Sebne in Sacob
&opps 6aule wobnte. Der @obn itarb
unc 5err Mar& ains erit na@ cem Sfen
surud, pann na9 einem Ylabe BET 2amz
renee in &anias, no er bel etnem @obne
wobnte, Der fta l9on fruber bort nieper>
9elo0en. Gor etliden Woden ftarb Der
alte Mar1 uno balo naAber paro pa6
9aus pte Scene elmer 9rd6liden Ebu.
Die perwttwete Grau Mar6 mitten in
Der Na1t eur9 Elm Don ben, 3immer>
we ibr Sdwieaerlobn uno pei5en Grau
uno Go@ter l1ltefen, bertommencesS t5bz
nen ermedt, elite in oas 3immer, uno
fab ibren S6mie9erlpbn ltsrbeno unb IT,
delnD Dor Dem Bette liesen> er bate fi6
Die &eble tur9ldniiten> na6pem er bal>
ielte nit leiner Trau uno ieiner tletnen
lodter eetbon, rte tereite toot ,paren,
als Die alte Grau War6 in Die Moro,
TANNER trat. Die eri6li6e G6l1@terei
wurpe in einem &nfale Don @abn1inn
eerlbt."
- Mus @inona erfabren mir, bob
am 81. ,. 81. untsr ben Muipt;ien uniez
rerWitbureer s. s 0sdt uno s. 6dus<
ler in @iuona Elm D%Euicentain feterltd
tnfitutrt purpe. Boloence6 iinp bic
Neomten be6 ueuen Vereiu6
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-05
Gin Gifenbabnuufa4 pber 1ieImebr
3met b6bit uneetp1bulther Mrt-

Oils ami lebten Treito9 Elm LANCER init
@ai3eu belapener Tra9tSu9 Der Safe Suz
perior Babn auf Dem We9e na9 2afe
Superipr i'm 8e9rif >par, @ypmtn9 gu
pa1iren, bafte ii6 per bintere Spell pes>
1elben los unp Die 2ofpmptipe NIT hem
porberen laulte Don pannen, pbne pab Der
Observation-Disclosures fir cine 9craume
Strede 9ewabr wuroe, rab ct muir nit et
mem Gbetl be6 3u9e6 bic Tabrt fort eBte.
Oils er pteler Sadlo9e inpel1en inne nuts
BE- madte er it9 init FOLDER @ile auf ben
&idmeg, baB ct, ebe er I'M Stanoe war,
pie S9neAi9feit ee9 3u9e6 ;u mdbt9en>
NIT etnem fur6tbaren &r~9 auf Die iuz
rif9elal1enen Cars fteb.
Mebrere9 rs wurpen 3ertriimmert u11p
Tra6t uno Trlmmeritide 3u elmer COM
fulen Mal1e SuIammcn 9eldpten.
Die unperlebten Cars wuroen BON ben
@9ienen 9eporfen UNI Gin @etdenfeQer
puroe Yertpunoet. Na9pcm man encz
lid ben untel 9dpt9t 9ebltebenen Gbetl
peS 3u9eS miecer 1T 6abrorcnur9 9e<
brad)t ieBte perlelbe feline &eti e fort, + N
aber muir biS Miler6 Citation, al6 fi@
cas l1nglid init elmer 9%erin9enS ar}atipn
wieperbplte.
Sci per @tation 1imli6 foute rer:3u9
ouf Elm Neben9eleis oebra@t weroen. uln
ben errparteten pa6a9terSu9 sorbet gu
la1 len, ober fauln bate man 9alt &C.
maGt, al6 es l9 berauS lteQte, pab Der
btntere Sbetl beS 3u9es feblte. Nc4
tpar Der 2ofompttYenfibrer ppbl ntdt NIT
ii9 eintg >pas gu tbur, ais BET oer1n{bte
S6wanS pl1eli@ NIT elmer W{nceseile
beran9elaui fam, bic jepeS Nu6wet9en
unm19li@ ma@te. Son rer SteQe nat1z
ltd> no Der Bug gum 3peiten M'le au6>
chamber 9e9anSen> na9 MtQers Citation
III ienft it@ bic 8abn 1ebr betrd9tli9,
unb ber %ab9ebafte bintere Gbeil tes3use6
maGte besbalb AUDI pbne 2pforppttpe Die
&eiie NIT elmer @ei@wtnot9tett poran, bic
Don Minute III Minute pu9S, bis pa6
1etnem bel MtQerS Station baltenben
yproertbetl %rad)9ee1lte S@man3enoe oeS
3u9es NIT elmer @emalt ouf jene6 tteb,
bic ntdt peroerblt9er bdtte tptrten fSnner,
>penn es on3unebmen mdre> baB Der btnz
tere She'll beS 3u9es ft@ an benz pproern
fir ben erlten puf batte RIDDEN ,pouer.
@teper cine mddtt9e 8erpufuns. Sci
benz lebten &ra@ puroe inpe1enNiemanb
p%er,punoet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-05

CHER 1fe Yrdm; q . 2tbby, Gt.Rer>
,pei6e eau, 1fte prdn: @bos 2epi6,
Yolonb China Gber Gertel, 2te Yrdut
s Oman. bo @ber unter eineut Sabr.
life prdm; Sames MtQer, b Gertel,
2. Yrdm: ...8. .->
aqtbetluns E-Mtl@wtrtbfdaft uns Sausbal'
tunssartieeI. s-.
1. &loGe 49, Butter unb &die. -
9auS &dle 60 McGpen-1te Yrm.
Gabrif &d'e - Sames unp @btttier -
lite Yrdu Gabrif &dle-@@ @roman
2te prdm ; 10 Yfo. Sunibutter-I
@iQen-2te %rdm ; 20 pfo. frilde But
ter-@ s @rinpaQ-1ite prdm Sepz
TENDER 8utter-@ 81 @or-1fe prdm
September 9 utter-D s Ntfen-1fe
Yrdm F.; 10 Yfuno Stunt 8utter-@ B
Srmtn-1Re Yrdm
2 &la0e- 3udtr, 5onta, ,c.-&iitenz
boni9 S.. &nappbteoe-1te Yrdm 10
Yfo. Mapel 3uder-& $ @rant-1fe
Yrdm;
3. &la0e 8rot, Gtns.ma&tes une
phleS Bidder 8rob-69 2untenbet
mer u. Go.-1fe Yrem ; Bladberry @ein
-Mrs s q @bafee-1te prdm GUT
rent @ein-Mr6. Saa1ss $ Ylace -
lite prdm; Sala9urteu @r6 Same6
- p!aee-1te prdm ; 5efetroo-M ary
y Srtmbau-10e Yrdm ; @ei3en Brop
-@lisa q 8rimbau- life prdm
Sal3 Sefe @et3enbrop-Mrs 6 81 Gil
lett-1fe prdm Bidder 6efebrop-@
@tea-1te Y1dm; 4 Glalhen @iper,
fabricirt BON prtpe IN Mtnneapolts-
@pman @Qiot-1ae Yrdm ; Aepfsl in
&annen - g IS Srwm-1ite Yrdm
Spba%nnesbeeren In &annen -@ @ ST,
ptn 1lte prdmie.
&d5ne Runf. Waeelarbsten etc.
/. @la0e. Malereien. S&reibmatertal
,e. Yroben Don 5anbf@riften bon
D%tlettanten. lite Yrdmte; proben Don
%2itboerapbte, ct. Yaul photographic 60
2te Yrdm ; fir Sammlun9en &em>
bronpts> u. s.. 8eale, 1fe prdm. b.
einfade photographer, b life Yrdm. Do
photographer in Sel, 70 lite prem
b. photographers In DruderlamdrSe,
life prdm ; b porcelain photographer,
b 1 fe Yrem ; b. Mintaturen, b 1 fte
Yrdm ; b photographer in Wu7er, bo
1fe prdm; 2ebens9r6be photographer,
in Druderl@wdr;e, 60 1ae Yrdm Druid
proben, pre0 Nrtntin9 So. lite prdm
30 Budbincertien, lite Yrlm: Sslma>
lerei, Wst Sod, Wr6. st. g. Wc2aren,
lite Yrdm; Stlportrait Sammy @ooo>
rid, lite prdm Sammlan9 GROCER
photographer, $. s. Sacptp, Spscialz
prdmie ; 10 Mmbrotppt6 unD Ybotpara=
pbien, 6. q. Delong, 2te prdm Yer:
lenpbotoerapbicn, Go ipes'al Dram ;
characterization, Solotb;el gQts, 1fte
Yrdm; Elm cuBeno Sslmalereten> 6.
emmett life Yrdm photographic Yro
ben oersierte 2aRotarten, St. Yaul 81
graphic 60. lite prdm; Sammlun9 BON
Mareller uno Sfulpturen, Mr6. 8.
peasly, aussei&nenpe @pesialprdmte
proben BON Dulutb Grant. s. S. Go1ez
pin, 70 lh5n als Ger ldpttilaen Grant,
~ empfeblen> Spe,,a'prdm,e.
2. @la1e. - Mult Snfrumente -
Watbusbed S:deter Yianc, 6artam u
Draper lite Yrdm ; Burpett YarlorzS Dr.
gel, Muneer u, 8ro6. life Yrdm pianc
pulcimer, s. q. Mc&cnjie SpeSialz
prdmie.
Ste uno ate &lale entbalten Surpelen.
ubren uno Damenarbeiten, unter pereu
@inlief erern fetn beutlber Same.
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91le3tc Iu8G@t fur ote @etn,
erute am Nbein.
&IbeSbeim, Mitte MueuR.

~
@enn es i'm CONNER einiae l66ne
belize Sage 0iebt 70 pfesen 2eute, bic
mebr ron cer Communion al5 cer pro-
cuctien ce6 Wetnes sertebcn, gar 9erne
b1dt lansuinildeu 5odnuu9en lid bia>
sueeben.
Dc9 perlanat cine quite Wetncre6eens
etras mebr ole eintoe beige CONNER
taoe-d p%erlonHt Die GrfiQune (ebr piez
acknowledgement. Die tpie mir Alet6 an
merfen rpollen> fd in btelem Sabre fat
ale ~ ntbt erfiQt baten. Der Betn>
ftcf bat III pielen @etn9drten rb:tnauf
uno rbeinab pur@ ben Grot pes poz
riesn Binters nidt went9 eelttteu. Das
iterau6 nal1e unp talte Trlb;abr bat,
pie ale @emddie, 70 audi ben Weini tod
in Der eeoeibliden Gntw'delune lebr 9e<
bemmt. Die Nadt pom II. gum 18.
Wot, in melder Der trodene Ibermomes
ter auf benz @efrierpunft fanc, bat ntdt
aQein ttn jun9en Irisben tn ben Wdlz
bern, 1cneern aud ZEN SbfblItben uno
Dem @einfod ptl 9eldacet. Die Blltbe
Der Eyauben bat lid an ptelen Srteu oret
bis pier Woden ipdter ein9elteQt ais in
mirfli1 9uten Meiniabren. Gin tpeitez
ret Naatbeil lit rartn ~ luden, ra6 In
Folge Der 10 bduia me6ielnren Wtttez
run9 eie8lutbe eerIrauben lebr un9letb
ee,laufen 1T.
Sn Gc'ee Der Nessnmenoen bet GER
Rolleneu Wonote tpar uno 1T Der 8ocen
lebr purdfsudtet, uno te0Bt pas fir
Die Gntmidelung Der Mebe lebr nodtbetz
lig, febr ,peui9 @irme. 8slonrers
Ihlimm fir Die Gntwidslun9 Der &ebe
limo mettsr Die tishertoen fiblen, UNI nt6t
III loaen folten Ndhte. Bir mu1en al
10 in @umma faaen: cte0 uantitdt nitro
niht erbeblid, Die 8ualttdt faum mtttelz
mdB{a fem. Der anrauernpe &eeen bat
in%sbeloneere In Den tieferen 2aQen be5
Nbeingaues {ebr 9ro6en @9aoen oerur>
iu9t.
SIM Martcbrunnen ]. 8. 3etat Der
Betnncd In lebr bepauerltherB eile pfel>
fad aelte @piBen. @u6 itebt in alien
Wrnudrten ra5 fatale unfraut 10 pt@t
cas 60 taur, ;u oertileen 1T. SIN obern
Nbtinaau, namsntlih aber In ben oter@
rbeintl9en Stten baben bic fdweren Sc
witter Der leBteu 3eit 9robenS @apen an
eertdjtet.
Der 6ooelld(aa pom 10. Suit bat
in etniaen Srten in Der Ndbe Btneens
fIrbterlt9e @srbeerun9en Yerurla&t.
Die @%emartuneen Nppenbeim, Nleel6>
Aeim, @roe @intersbeim uno Sauerz
5dwabenbeim i1nb 16wer betmeeludt
morceu, uno gang b~e|onbers bic 5etpen
lebt9enannten.
eSn bielen @emeinben witbete ba6
unmetter oerart, baB eanSe Dd9er 3er>
i9laaen unp mebrere Menlden erbeblt@
bel9dpist wurpeu. Gs felen Gisfide
BON mebr als eineut pfunb @@were,
urp Der e%nitanbene S9aben miro auf
mebr ais 100000 @uloen 9elddBt.
8e(onpers l9limm finp Die @etnber9e
reA9efommen, unp namentlt@ aud tn
Snoelbeim ieben pielelben fld9lt@ aus.
@m beiten ffebt nod terW eintpd tt att
beriibmten Mloesbetmer Berg, bet aud
papur@ ouseeSet9net 1T, bab TIN bte@ez
mitter, bic 1i6 BET tbm III tbetlen pResen,
fat niemals III entl4ieoen nadtbetltser
Beilt beim1uden. SIN nebrtsen II
paran f%ea3ubalteu, baB pom nDies<
jdbrtsen" penis @utes ~ ertuartsn
itebt.
Ser tsedenes unb eutet 8aatola taufer
piQ Btbe u 3. S. 9aYlpr Gds etr4 .unb Gr@ans'
sta6e. 2iltpiipus,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-05

Gin @d6dftsu ann III Blue Garth 81
~ 1T nit rer frau fsiuss Bruptrs put@>
Rfssyannt. 81.
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- @er tsodenes unb auteS Baabola taufeu
min Stbe ~ 8. 5. 3aYlur Gds etr4 .une Graaust
5haee. sg& 2ilp1ipap.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

as gANs' always love those boys best who are
The kindest, hest natured, most considerate
and "manlike, in their behavior; and who are
not coarse, protane, and loaferish in their talk
The boys who are by their school or playmates
loved the most, make the best men.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

Marrow minded men, who have not thought
beyond The sphere OF their own outlook, re-
mind one of the Hindoo maxim: "Ths snail
sees nothing but its own shell, and thinks it
the grsndest palace in the universe"
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

While the largest bre Seres Of England pro-
duce each from seventy to ninety millions of
quarts of beer annu Iv, the Ilrge<t brewery OF
Germany produces about twenty three mi!
lions Of quarts, and the largest of Austria
about thirty eight millions of qu,rts. IRE
Speclive of its export aud import, England con
sumeS about one hundred aud twenty quarts of
that beverage annually to each heal of her
population: Belgium, sixtv-fnur; Germ4nv,
forty eight; Austria, twenty; France, eigh-
teen; Switz"rlan1, sixteen quarts. At Mu-
Mich. Bivaria, about two hundred and thirty
quarts of lager beer to each head of the popu-
latiOn are consumed annually Munich is the
most noted city tor beer drinking in the world
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

An English inventor has devised single
rail tramway for cOnSeyances in mountainous
and thinly peOpled countries.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

The Norfolk Virglnisn tells of recent hail
storm in that neigbborhood, in which many
hailstones had in them grains of rice.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

funds Is described on our first page.
The independent Methodists, at Vernon.
who recently embraced the Baptist faith have
Organized as q Zion R...,t;s. L.L.-.- -
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

Among it's worst results is the destruction OF
all reverence for the right Of every private man
to live privately, and Of every home to live
with its windows closed. There is unQues
tionably desire ia certain sort of private lite
to get into the papers, desire to spread all
the details of its doings before the world. This
life may be high or low, fashionable or un-
fashionable, but it is irredeemahy vulgar, anl
can only disgust every self respectful and dig
niied man and woman. LIT Us protect on be
halt of decency az linSt the -amliar treatment
which the retiring and the unwilling receive in
the local column, and in the more ambitious
performances OF the omnipreSent jenkins Lrt
us at least have the privilege Of repeating the
cry Of Betsy Trotwond, when her little patch
of green was invaded, "Janet dOnkeyS -
DR.. j. e. HoHaad IN .Scrihner'S for Junt.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

LAMP WICKs.-A lamp wick which ~
equally good with thnse we buv, may be made
out Of cotton flannel Take a strip three
times as wide az you with the wick to be, and
as long as you like, Fold it with the frecy
side in, so that it will be of three thickne>ses,
and bsste or overcast it up the side Almost
every hOusekeeper has bits of canton flannel
which would be used for nothing else, and it
saves a little item of EXPENSE. to say nothing
OF the convenience of being able to make new
wick whenever it is needed have made all
the lamp wicks used in our family for the last
six or seven years.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

section are about finished for the season, and
never has the crop been so large or prices SO
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

Fifty or sixty years ago travel between New
York and Philadelphia was confined to lum-
bering stage coaches, which occupied from
twenty to twenty four hours in making the
trip. Now a citizen of Philadelphia can leave
that city at o'clock in the morning and be
in Wall street by 10, leaving at S in the after
noon and reaching home by 8, having ample
time to do full days work in any walk of
business. From Jersey City to Philadelphia
the journey can be made in the fast train of
the New Jersey road in two hours and three
nuartafA
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

Deakyne on " kind wOrus WIN sV'''''''.s ...~
ence upon human life. The production was admlra
No. G,HA Il
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

How To KEEP CmURH FROM FROTHING
OVER Happening one day to visit he house of
friend who kept COW and made butter,
there saw simple method he used to over
come the great trouble of ali butter ma
kcrs using the old fashioned upright churn,
viz: the overflow of the cream during the
process of churning His plan was as follows :
Take the body of the churn and cut a groove
around the inside of the mouth, about three
inches from the top and thrre-eights OF an inch
deep, and then remove half the thickness OF
the wood, making shoulder all around then
take the cover and cut it to fit nicely inside.
and you have now done awav with ala the old
nuisances OF cloths tubs, pans, etc heretofore
required to save the cream that flowed over
ANY man, almost, can do this, or the churn
may be taken 70 a carpenter aud treated for a
few cents. Many an idea of less consequence
than this is patented, but all may take this one
for what | gave for it.-Cor. ~ Scientific
american.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-31

TO KEEP Milk SwEEr.--A teaSpoOnful of
fine salt or of horse radsh in pan of milk
will keep it sweet for several days. Milk can
he kept year or more aS sweet as when taken
from the COW by the following method: Pro-
cure bottles, which must be perfectly clean,
sweet and dry; draw the milk from the coW
into the bottles, and as they are filled immedi-
ately cork them well, and flsten the cork with
pack thread or wire. Then spread little
straw in the bottom Of boiler, on which place
the bottles, with straw between them, until the
the boiler contains sufficient quantity Fill
it up with cold water, heat tn. water, and as
Sn0n "a it begins t. h)ll draw 'he fire and let
the whole gradually cool When quite cold
take out the bnttes and pack them n saw
dust in hampers, and stow them away in the
coolest part of the house. Southern Farmer.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-16
Authorized Agents for The Citizen

l.. P. Fisher. San Francisco Schneider Grierson & Go. Arizona City
 H. A. Bigelow will receive and receipt for money for THE CITIZEN at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-16
RABBIT METAL

AEACHINISTS, or any person wanting MI Rabbit Metal, can find the best suo- .Etute in type-metal, of which this once can spare about fifty pounds very cneap.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-16

Business Advertisements ct Reduced Rdtes Office in northeast corner Qf Congress HdU BlOck.
 JOHN WASSON, PrOprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-16

IndIcFn6ul, : oI-Cge you TIaI T - not been and cannot be shown, Jhs. they are guilty of murder as ch1rged IF tho present case at all
 It is alleged in the indictment tha- the ADacbes ct the time the assault charged was made, were prisoners of war and thus under the protection of
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-16
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Arizona citizen., 1871-12-16

perpetrator of homicide as q troys his moral conception Of right and wrong and leads hin bliudjy to the
Arizona citizen., 1871-12-16

a V nocossary n 3veI and even ln t. lsoIated home or camp, as food or c ng. The former and herder c them at the blow and with she
 5r the flock. By day they are on rson; by night, at the hand of [ seper.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

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Big Pedro B,sT Kpg,'on, Jam; & DsCortov. ,,.5.c.
Ta knSrSn Potter Point ~, Bsest, sI.;
s sSs %se ss''.%a s''
schr. Salle Burton Palmer, Slamonl
scSr. Geo Washington, Pect. stanford.
s c ssa' s.n bSySp ls1Ge bSss. ssa. d & T'sS ssn Co.
S<SE j. J. ovens s'iiecs Ses ionion.
Sehr. Il. Remsen, Alien, Bridgeport,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Bolivar Sherman New Orleans Dec ls and
Wavelet Coi BarsiOes Brougbop J.nero Nov with
Raii inso'an lAcrj Mocsclert I.rsn.I DAY. with
Bal sonde (Sor a.,ckn ,srs 81 da1s with railroad iron
John of John b. Ryder 50 days With al. and
Bah Rc,. Gtal) PN.ct NsvpOrt g d,v, With railroad iron
B jsc.. s.J.Sahs P.rD.osuco day.. With ,us and
Abby T.rer totH.nso Parker Dener.ra Is d With 'as"
Bns B.ltno Forbes Rio J.no Oct s via Hamp'
BIs Rainbow loi I.., m.,n ST. Marc days. With lOs~oOd
Big Geo Awo. Bunitr. cssis IS d.u With lumber
s I s %n A. SS buDsS = PoSee Sso R d WITH u1
scr Ma. Of the Mist (O Ellsworth ossood J,euel Il a'Jh With
silver Smith Pam 10 d.r. with rubber &C. ,,A
sehr l. Putnam to Provneetovp) West Ansuia oAy WIN
Schr C. r. Young (Of PoDdl Richardson C,rdenu d'y' With
Ed~in J. Palmer Stevens, campeahy DEE u. With '0sw0od
Shr Asve, (of Bswohl Joy AuI C,ve Il days With T"0"
Eebr. John Williams Davis Port johnson for Boston
Schr. Charm Rollins Port Johnson for Salem
Schr. Msggie Bell, Brewster Port johnson for Portland ,.
N Is DAYS rosen herring
sCHoOSKRs-KIvER AND coAsrwsh
X. p. Cabsds Providence Mary A Westeoa fro'oehe~
Geo H. Ho,chhi.s. Norwich Luoia h. Ives Boston
Geo H. Mills Providence. Nellie Chase. Portland
Ucr.rel New Haven. julia A. wf,rt Providence
Ada g. Allen Pembroke Emily Stamford
J. IA, YoamAnA Providence q. +. Hines. CaNi
MEMORANDUM.
The .h Justice cl.. from N.Cns Pom, foI Ne. Tol S 'T's %
reported ashore on Big Mn Rooi Hell Cat. vs. ''' on tie 'S'O
WIeeknAsieI Brown, and put on the beach s' Asioi
SAILED
Steamships Cmhra for Hamburg. M0onr 'cf Hvans va Niasn
Gel. Barnes, for Savannah; Alensr.e Tor Norfolk Ae
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosroy DEE ,Arri'e seam,h'p Wm Li~rne ron blho,e
FORTRESS hosRoE 23Arn,oi frtp fTou San An
drcs for Baltimore lost both anchors ,e!oN.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Dec SAILED steamship Grae. for Nt~iofi
Dec 2L-Saed s,eaushp Brn Li~,op. from LONDON CT
EoH.lOk.
DISASTER.
~ s. Pee 2sTbe bark nt~rnia oesl 'sen rom
England pce der hc and toNed INTO Pud"co
There tdIugs Of the crew -
For Latest Ship Ners see FIN Pd0el
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
REAL ESTATE.
HKw.YoRx, Thursday. Dec. -. 1871.

HKwYORK, Thursday Dec. u. 1871
There was a fair attendance at the Exchange
to-day, and considerable interest was shown In tue
sales winans Sands Garrettson sold Mt foreclosure
se the three story and basement house and lot north
aide Of Fourthst 70 feet cas Of Thompsonst size lot
a6x11e The propertv was sold subject mortgage Of
fs 900 in gold with interest from May lnat and brought
aud above the mortgage and accrued
thrcesOry house and lot 2oxs0 on the morth de OF
was sold subject ~ two mortgages amounting TO $4,000.
with nteres for six months and was purchased ny the
plaintiff for 200 and above mortgage ana ntercl.
Several other legal sales announced for to-day Wero
adjourned until the first week In January.
W. T. seymour No. Ill Broadway offers some superior
property to investors both improved and unnproVeu