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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15
RULES FOB BUSINESS nEx.

Take advantage of modern facili-
ties, and accomplish as much In q
single day as required months and
years formerly.
Use the means within your reach;
there is som ethipg for ever, body to
do, and place for everyone that Is
willing to work.
Don't depend on your own lungs
alone; use the lungs of the Press.
Make it known by the use of prin-
ter's ink that you are ready to do
business.
Treat your customers as your
frie. DIS by serving them ID the best
manner, and never let them be de-
ceived or disappointed.
Find recreation in looking after
your business, and your business will
not be neglected in looking after rec
reation.
Buy fair, and sell fair, take care of
the profits and be economical.
Should misfortune overtake you,
retrench, work harder, but never fly
the track; confront difficulties With
then fail, You viii then lie honored;
but shrink and you will then be de-
spised.
The tricky, deceitful, and dishon-
est are rarely prosperous, for where
confidence is withdrawn, poverty is
likely to follow.
Be not diverted from your duty by
any idle reflections the world may
make upon YOU; their censures are
not in your power, and consequently
should ios be any part of your con-
cern.
Rest satisfied with doing well, and
leave others to talk as they VIII.
Never sp ak boastingly of your
business; keep your own counsel
about the management of your own
affairs.
Be charitable according to your
means.
i To compete successfully with a
neighbor, participate in the facilities
to go ahead.
The door to wealth. respectability,
| influence and honor, is thrown open
to all.
Establish yourself on broad and
! sound basis of integrity; cor duct
your business with intelligence and
judgment.
Trife not with serious matters, and
be not serious about trifies.
Wisdom and virtue makes the poor
rich, and the rich honorable.
There is no deep or hidden mys-
terry to be studied or lraeticed to
carry on business successfully; on
the contrary, all that any honest, le-
gitimate concern, demanded by the
publis wants, requires, is fair ludg-
!. lnent, close integrity, superior work
manship, fair prices. and to do bette,
], by your customers, if possible, than
others in the same business can dc
! by theirs-and give it publicity.
Let the business of others alone,
and attend to your own.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15
ONLY RESTING.

Lay the little frcck away,
And tbe yellow buttoned boot;
Charlie does not need them DOW,
Cannot wear the pretty suit.
II you ask. "why. where 10 Chariie?D
Quiyefing lips viii fsintly say
Little Charities gently resting,
lie has been go tired Of play"
Pure and white the robe around him,
Soft and white his narrow bed
Cool and soft the sod that's DER him;
All, you ask, ''Is Charlie dead ?'
No. not dead, but sweetIy resting;
Wb d. the sunset closed tie day,
Little Charlie, prsttlipg, muTmufed,
20 1 ain 80 tired oi play"
Tired of play the busy fingers.
Tired Of play the restive feet,
Tired she VOICE whose merry laughter
Fled the house with echoes sweet.
90 we say our dariing's resting,
In q slurnber calm and deep;
Thou b the birds are singing o'er Lin
Though the stars still Wig IL keep.
Ger bis bed the storms may raut.er.
They can never wake him mere;
Yet we de- not say we've lost him,
Only that he's gone before.
For we know he rests securely
In the Heavenly Fathers care.
'5ioDg the lambs the sayior's keeping
For BIS pastures grern and fair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15
AN AcREoNT1c.

o, If my love offended me
And we had words together,
To show her I would master be,
I'd whip ber with q feather!
If then she, ike a naughty girl,
Would tyranny declare it,
I'd give my love cress Of pearl.
And make her always bear it.
II still she tried To suIk and sigh,
And throw away my poiies,
I'd catch my darling On fbe fiy,
And smother her with ryses!
Bat should ste clinch her dinpled fst.,
Or contradict her bcsters,
I'd tnsnacle her tiny Wrists
With dainty golden fettsrsi
And IL she dared her lips 10 pout,
Like many pert young Misses,
I'd wind my arm her waist zbuut,
And pusish ber With kisses,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15

While j D. Jones was in Colum-
bus modelling the bust of Chase, a
Young man of the Sparkier order of
Architecture approached him one
night at social gathering, with the
inquiry, 'Er-er-sayl Er-er-so you're
the man er-that makes mud heads,
amt your Yes, said old Tom,
blandlys .,do you want new ons."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15

A story comes from Fitchburg,
Massachusetts,, that a cat lay down in
a fywheel early in the morning, and
was not discovered till the engine
had been running three hours; dog
then detected her and gave the alarm.
When the engine was stopped. he
cat was re scued uninjured. after maxi
ing sixty revolutions minute for
three hours.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15

Those croakers who contend that
there is no possible chance for the
success of the Democratic party, as
such, are referred to the following
figures showing the relative strength
Of the two great parties at the late
Congressional election throughout
the country:
Republican votes cast. >. q, ,799, 795
Democratic votes cast -. 2, 7S5, ,504
Republican maj ..... Ia, ,291
Out of more than five and half
millions of votes cast the Radicals
secured majority of only fourteen
thousand, and yet their strength in
| cludes more than half a million ne:
gro votes secured by compulsior o,
intimidation!
With such showing, who shall
say that the cause Of Democracy il
hopeless?
THE following is an enigma; sale
| to have been written by Mr.. Canning
which for time baffied the skill ofal
England to solve:
sThere is a word of plural number,
foe to peace ard human slumber;
Not any word you chance to take
By adding IS You plural make
But if you add an s. to this,
| How strange the metamorphosis;
Plural Is plural then more,
And sweer what bitter was BEFORE"
i The word is cares;'' to which b,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15

A Boston paper says the best way
to improve the lot of woman is to put
good house on if and a good man
in the house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15

A New York reporter with soft
upper story tells Western journal
that he could die for Mrs. Woodhnl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-15

EAsH PAID FOR WHEAT. OATS, PORK
u Butter and Eggs BY WHEELER
~ SHEDD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
ATurklsh Bridal Outfit.

The coming marriage of Mustapha Pasha's
daughter to Khalil Sheriff Pasha Is throwing
Turkish society IN a futter Four splendid
CARRIAGES have been sent from Paris to COM
pIete the number of the brides equipage
Thirty gorgeous robes ali being made by fash
iapable nsodistes. The wedding vail, OF Brus-
sells lace, has cost $500. Besides the jewels
presented by the bridegroom, the Princess will
wear ON the day Of her marriage q tiara and
necklace Of diainonds presented by her father.
These costly gifts have been purchased for
100000. So tnat the young lady will be right
r0vally appareIed, and it is a satisfaction 10
,,,,t thess valuaoies are her own; she can
not Iva deprived Of them by her husband or by
any any o other person, the Turkish lazy w. being
careful to secure wife's property. 1--we Two M OF
her private apartments have been furnished b1,'
~ Observation-Disclosures at cosy Of ~ , S,oa
nn6t Including docks, vases, lamps ara o'hei
works Of art and ornament,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
Tho Nile.

The bed Of the Nile, like that Of lower
Mississippi, Is higher than the valley through
which it passes. WarburtOn said
"'rhe Niles bed is a sort of savings bank,
by means Of which the deposits of four thou.
sand years have enabled him to rise in the
world and run along n causeway Of his own"
1t is the only r iver in the world which runs
upward of twelve hundred miles, unaiminished
volume, without q tributary stream. Itmoves
on its long course without the help of even a
creek, tapped by inpumerable canals and
thirsty gardens with which it is fringed, alb
sorbed by hot sand banks and hotter sun, and
empties greater bulk at its mo this than it
has between the cataracts. The products of
Egypt are the gifts of this stream, The
lands on which the towns and hamiets of
Egypt rep ose is foreign soil. brought from
the far south by this public farrier. For more
than four thousand years lie has faithfully
brought his burden and deposited il at the
feet Jf Egypt. The Rameses and the Prole-
iAies coins and 90, and the Nile remains un-
changed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

At Muscatine, Iowa, recently, son.e Naughty
bows locked up a church during service, ana INC
obliged the congregation to climb OUT OIL 'he
windows.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
MICHAEL NcGEARY

\NOULD respectfully INFORM MS friends and the
w public that he continues to keep on hand the
arxest and best assortment Of 0sntlsnmenS. aaiss
nd Boys
New and Secondhand Clothing
Of the best quality, at No. $40 Tasaall street
Also. his large. stock Of Hoots. Shoes and Ladies
Caters. Of the best style. worthy Of attention be
Bed Clothins, Blankets, sheen aaa Sprsada con-
stantly on haId. He feels confident that he is able
70 sell goods lower than any other person in this
atty. Give him call before asins elssW here.
q he will give satisfactioa to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
@. Highest cash prices paid Rags, Iron, 1yess
oppsr, Glass, link. Lead and all g0Ods n hts liz
TaaaaDss Wii1instoa. b.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

Tho Mixed Train will run subect to delays Incl
don't to freight business and will stop only at sta
tiohS where time 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle 70! Wilmington and Philadsli
Wilmington at l.lo P: n: for Nov Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
ton II IS a. m.. and 7.S5 p. n. Leave CLAYTON for
Smyrna $40 q. M. and 200 ,. m., to make connec
tion with trains to and from Dover. and stations
South. "
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's 4 Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
al hasiGfdN haASsiN TON with ,h. junction and Break
water Railroad.
Al SEAFOkD with tho Dorchester apd Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroa 4
and Wicomioo and focomoks kailroAa.
u. r. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
Fora hoInosIeao In the West.
0AN s. 3
PEhNSYl JANA CENTRAL R. R.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAyN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
OR PI T T g p U r q.
And all places in the Wsss, 8owtAsssst q.
N0rthteest.


Thisline eafordsunessalled Inducements ss per
IONS desiring cheap and expeditions passage 10th
West. and dsssrves particularly the attention Of
such ~ desire to avail themsev of the HOMESTEAD
Tkc PennsylvaniaC Centrsl Railrosd. Wit q Its ecr
lines is By 1877 miles the shortest route to
Chicago and other pr9mine On tpssss in the West and
prominent Dlsces in the soSthw est and Northwest.
Cars furnished With c,ishoned seats with
backs. water tanks. stoves In Winter. and
with such other - are requisite for II
comfort OF families.
the West. Southwes. and Northwest. at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under i've ysafs old - free, and ehiafea
pstween the ages offvs and twelve years pay helf-
Bs9sass checked and forwarded By the Amstrain
with the passengers. Eighty pounds baggage ear
lied free to every full PASSENGER:
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and ttcksa
must be procured and baggsge dslivsEsd atthsoaes.
No, lie Market street. BY O'Clock. r. n.
Dy addressing the undersigned 10 will forwardb
return fmail. FREQ ofchares aeifcalar containing
Hons.ts.d asa sSs :ssH sth:E
ofths Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. ll6 Market Htrest. Philadslphis
pkiladslpktA June ~. lRR6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

TIE ELoops IN EN0LAND.-The floods
which have worked such rayages along tne
line of the Danube, in Upper Italy, aaei I IN II,
England. The Trent and its affluents have "
risen above their banks, and large portions OF
Leicester, Derby and Nottingham have been
submerged. So heavy arc the tioed' that in
some sections only tile tops Of the tregS aH.,
have occurred, and railroad communication
has been interrupted. The town of Peter;
borough, in Nortiamptonship, is flooded, and
such i; the deluge Of water that the residents
have in many instances been compelled u
take refuge in upper stories OF their dwellings, Y.
il has been a most unusual season, and the
Hoods haye not, as we knew, been wholly
confined to europe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
PENNSYLVANIARAILROAU.
MNA4Y 9 -
ON AND AIrxR SUNDAY, DKc. -. l

WEST PHILADELPliiA.s
Trains leave DEPOT Thirty second and Market Sts.
f'"H' .",1 Sac
paoli Accomm odatioa daily. except sunday, $50 |
am. aGa.A: and lilo a. m. Lit Pm. $40 Pm
Niasara Express daily. except Sunday. 7so a. m,
Fast st Linz and Erie EXP daily e; sundasl: pm.
Lancaster and ork Acc. daily. ex. sunday 4.Oop.m
parkesburg Train daily. except Sunday. aSop.m.
Pittsburk Express daily. except ssuaay, J.;o m
Cincinnati Express daily 10 PIN.
Southern Express lo!0 PIN.
Pacific Ex2ysss AZ pm.
PsCl sunday Trains..SiO am and go pm.
Erie Mail Saturday night runs only to Williamsport
daily except sunday .ticke must be procured and
baggage delivered M a, ll6 NJ Market !. s.. by 81" pm.
Express for New York. 7.l5. $50 and II 90 and
AscSnnod.sSn g. 70. New Yo1t York : TGS mn, M
Way Train for Trenton 6.S5 M. 4.SA aed ll.sa IN.
New York sunday Trains. 7..G ". as p m. and
is n''n KExsINsToN DEPOT.
Holm ssSurs Z Bsstleson.Ss
way W Trsin for New Brunswick. ..--...... .a:l5pm:
kxPress Trains for Trenton. 7so . N and 400 and
way w Trains for Trenton. 1000 m. s15. 500 and
o~p FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton LAtnDertvules Ea&tons SCtuu,
| tom &c., /. 80 n. and 400 N.
Way Train to Lambertyille Fleminston. 900 sm.
" az Trains for Pennington 1000 m and 800 m.
| Accom- for Bslviders 500 N.
MAkKET STREET FERRY.
Am0Oy DtvsatOW
Accommoda. for New York via 70 b Amboy and
via MOnmouth !ags!iGS: ssS " s1a soe .s p M n
u. i9OO noon. 3o0. 400. 500 AMI pm
Wsyy WWsy i.n Tram. 10 for BOrasnto.n. sic ,Io N.
ED, Trains for Hiehtstown, 6.0Oau 1902 m.
Express Trains for Long Branch. 20 N and
NJ. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads. 7.3o
way IF Tr:ins . for lit. Holly. ll.s0pm. 80.
Way Trains for PeMberton. Go. 30 1910 N. lso
$50, sou and 70 p M.
SieepipR Car Tickets for the West can be had on
application At the Ticket Once 0l Chestnut street
and at the Dspo!, Thirty second and Msrkee Sts.
for and deliver Bassase st the DsIots. Orders Sil
roceiye prompt attention. and Railroad Time Card
can also be obtained At the following
(NO, 9Ot Chestnut street.
TICR IT OFFICES: No. as Ch estuut street.
(N0. ll6 Market street,
, and AT the Dspots and Ferry named above.
A J. CASSArT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

UENNKrT SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI
N NARY. Chester County. Pa. Whole sxDense
- to q Per weak. 20 sSerSs; v.cv w>...A
ostls6 sHO1TLID0E Z No1Sts'
1HO. ". BUSH the bsst Coal at tAsllo!se
" market peiess M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
CONE HOME, FATHER"

~Fathsr, dear father. como home with me now
The clock in the stseple strikes one;
You said you were coming right homo from the shop
As soon a. your days work was done.
Our FIRE has gone out-our house is all dark
And mothers been watching since tea.
With poor brother Benny 30 sick in her arms.
And no one to help her but inc,
Come home! come home come home!
Please, father. dear father. como home"
Hear the sweet voice of that child.
Which tho night winds repeat as they roam!
Who could resist this most plaintive of prayers ?
please. father. dear father. como homc,'
Father. dear father. come home with me now!
The clock in the steepie strikes two;
The nj ght has grown colder, and Benny is worse
But he has been calling for you.
Indeed, no is worse Ma says ho will die.
Perhaps before morning shall dawn;
And this is the message she sent me to bring:
Come quickly, or he will be gone"
Father, dear father come homo with me now !!
The clock in the sccplc strikes thrce
The home is so lonely-the hours are SO long
For poor weeping mother and me.
Yea. We arc alone poor Benny is dead.
And gone with the angels Of light;
And these the very last words that he said
1 want to kiss papa good night"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
3anrpAA 3tues.
Pnjlade ~nia, wilmington aud 0aIt1
more RallIoad,

fnJlooe V01a, wilmington ana 0oJu |
more Railroad.
n I'M MWAR |
TIME TABLE.
Mara. d. w: a. y.
wAY;MAiL TRAIN :, 81 a; 4. sand.ys s.espsedl ior
"l a ,aS ~:
Be.kwsser ka,lroad ssst,id with Dorchester and
Railroad. At Salisbury with w,comico and Pocomoks
RxrKKss TEAM Al 1900 NJ. Csund.ys ezesptsd.) lot
.. AND and sppDSs AZ
sxffs TEAiS =
.sss
yilie Harss-ds-tirsce Aberdeen. Perrymans .kdgs.
al
Tssss s;:st hsss sss s.ss.
Fortress Aonroe and Nor,ok will take the
wiLMlGc7oN TRAINS
4: q Ms.S; nam .S ss s%
f. ii's1s sns ID .s% 81:
e. sa' .sa s Nj 1 On -. saua:; a.
leave Wilmington :. $50 ?. NJ.
Arsenal Junction by stree. car: Nth shs $50 4. II
Pile 1sD n, sSI. e WI 4 I 4sA,x
.ns at IL e. Essi:, 1.ss. and
Leave fhiadeiphia ior tort Deposit sunoays .r..r
ted. at W an and ~ p. In. rhilsdelphr. rnyr
Chadds Ford 81 1000 wein esdays and s.,ny ~
days A. .-So T. M Philsds phA ior Chester Hs,Sht,
a. !: 10 p. M Phiadeiphis ior Oxiod a. 7.U0 n m
| Wednesday, and Saturday. 2.1 D. m The 7Isy ~ ~
tfah stope a. All StaoIs tesween fhiiadelp phs aud
| Lanokin f"'- s~A
Leave fo Deposit for Phii,delp lila, Eunosys
| .. IS am and rs p IN E. oI Tor fhlaJsinh,s -
| Clio a. M: Chadt's Ford fur Phadelphta h. 80
| sGuday, ieavs fhilade phia Tor Oxford ss, :. m
| leave oAior1 icr PniiAdei iphia !. ~ D. m - -
TraLB leaving W i,v,ngtOn al 6.A5 O..
| eohec1A Lanokin junction with the 7OOr T. and
iD "a. trsns Tor fhi!adeiphs and .llrnsr Cen
/ iial Railroad. -''' Ne"-
| THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALrfAopr
LEAVE WlLAiNuToN at lV1l ~ 3: Pm, $50 lO .6 r.
| CHESTER FOE PHILADELpHfx
LEA Is CHEsTER At o. 7.52, 8.S3 Bl3 nna II M ~
llS. al. AL, A3l, GIL, 7.36 and IO 81 p III -
tfow bAlttmoret ~ fhisdsipha. Leave Baltimore Al n
| An WAY MAIL $50 An, kxprss 2S5 p N kx-
Gtsse. 7.DP. N. Express lU.i3 T, A. Kxprr.s
from bHsmore rort DspositAud a.sI
AoeommodAtiea ainfrom Pori Dspos sa,.p.uy.
suie At0 An. ior BAtmoI nd o. ernie Al sSe s.s.
TRAINS FOR BALrlNogE
| Lave ChestsT At l3.uS and 9ll a, H.. aud 1 y ~
Leave wilmington " 1889, ~ and ~ W A. ~ Los n,
SIT F.n. - '"S ~'
SUHpA TEAM FROM BALTIMORE
LsAses batmors - 72S H., stopping Perry
msns Aberdeen. Havrs-de-tirac VIE Cn r.a
| Town, North East. Elkton. Newark, Stanton, New
| pott wim,ngtop, Cl.ymoui. Lisvcoc and Chsstsr
| y AESAEI. .HuDeriptsudsnb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

While Victor Emanuel was takinga drive
recently he met the viaticun, or the plou;ea,
sinn hearing the cousecrated wafer to dying
@ person IN at the Piazza San Domenice SOriano,
and Immediately alighted from his carriage,
and Remained kneeling in the street until u
had passed. Although the king is under In, Inc
ban Ef the ehErrh, the priest, struck ", VIII, !
the edifying spectacle, bestowed upon A'hs
benedlctiOn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23
WILMINGTON = BALrI'
MORE RAILROAD.

n, and altar WEbNRsDxY, October 18th. 1871.
. nasssnser car VIII Be- attached to the freight
train leaving Philadelphia At 800 p. n- tor Will
RE trsip will stop at Stations a. follows. whea
sisnslled: Gray , Ferry. 9.l2 =, m LasAfessS ~
P.m Chester. g y n; LsMokis. ~ ?: =; InSS1 "A X
.. N; Eissslis l0.ls .. M arrive Wllninston, ioso
nm toci2Ol n. y. KRNNEY. S"pt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-23

A NICE little scrimmage occurred in CORY
the other day. A man named kuSh at.ackea
another, named Kennedy, Whiist urNlns
along the the street in sielgh, ny uii"E o p,s.
tol athim. hut ha .,pily without effect. kehhe-
dy stopped his team ana captured the be'i!ser-
ent Rush, and tc ok him to tie lock up
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
TAKE WARNING

THE V. Il T. R. X. co. r ANXIOUS To
take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of theiI
trairs- and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
.acIr cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible 10
PERSUADE boys. " no frequent the termini and stop
ping places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines: and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if these
annoyances are cou4inued Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness OF
,or-ons ih jumping on and of the cars when it
motion, should be warning enough in themselves
H. VI. YERINGTON, Superintendent.
AasAsc as. 1910. II
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Explanation.
For trains Running " from = San Francisco, take
the left hand columns and read downward, or
. Eastward"
For trains running towards" San Francisco,
take the right hand columns and read upwards.
or Westward"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

r.NLEY. JOHN s~PKUaNCE. c. c. CHAPMAN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

AState Superintendent of Schools,
in a recent address at a High School
examination, said: "Now, young
people. lay aside all feelings of EN-
bIrrassment, and try to restrain, as
far as possible, that ditfidence al
most necessarily arising from your
knowledge of the fact that the
great eye of the State, in my person,
is looking upon You"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

Carson Race Track,

To a limited number Of Mares. This beautiful
thoroughbred is of a dark bay, and stands 1512
hands high. and is 5 years old. He is by Nor
fix. he by Lexington he hy Boston. Nolf"ks
nrst dam, Novice by Glencoe. Piilbox first dam
Adia e.. she by Bob johnson, h. by Boston
AIDA C. is out OF Er wnsr's Eclipse, she bv i'm
ported EcIipse-conbininC one of the finest
strains Of blood evet offered to the State Of Ne
yaia His turf r-cnrd-of from one 10 three
miles-is ton well known Tor comment by us. We
have a full printed record at his stable Of all bis
performances on he turf.
TEg~s FoE The SEASON. Ss-nue ami payable at
time Of service. or god note, with interest.
The -eason will commeuee on the first Of April
and close an the first day II July. 49,
All accidents at the owners rr>k.
Good ta.turage. on the nost r. s-onshle terms.
FOR 'ull partic lisr.. call Al the Carson Race
Track. or inquire Of CO"lNG BRoS.
Carson City. March %, 1872 marSp2m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09
AppltcatiOn for Patent.
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T.. LAND OFFICE.
AURORA, NEVADA. April 9Th, 49,.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
y Il. BLA>DEL and A. J. POPE have this
day filed in this office a diagram and notice Of sP-
pIicari. n for patent fr, IN the United states, under
Act of Congress, approved july Goth, 1900. or one
thousand Loco hn-aI feet uf a certain vein or
lode If q artZ. or Their rock, in place bearing
gold. silver. copper and other metals. commonly
called and known a. the Dolores Lode q and
Dolores ,,nld and silver Mining Company, situated
in the Wilson Mining District, Esmeralds county,
State of Nevada. said claim is bounded on the
north by tie extension of the Dolores Company,
aud on the south by the Mount Vernon Company,
and il. more particularly described As follows :
Commencing at the location OF the notice posted on
the claim, and running thence in a northeasteTiy
direction one tn uss"d feet To a stake tl6t20 east;
also. me humid ed feet on each side of said vein or
loie for the convenient use 1t working said claim;
the same h.ing on VI surveyed land.
Said claim IL mere particularly described IN the
notice and diagram posted in this office and OIL
the claim. WILSON BUTLER,
anq-and L. :. Register.