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Another Year.

Another year" she said, another year
These roses have watched with SO muc-i
care,
Have watched and tended without pain OF
fear,
Shall bud and bloom for me exceeding.
fair
Another year." she said, another year,
Another year" she said, ''urrother year,
Nv life, perhaps may bud and bloom.
again
Nav bud and bloom like these red ros1'I
here,
Unlike thcm tended with regret and
Another year, perhaps, another year.
"Ano her year, ah, yes another year, =,
When bloom my roses, all my life shall
bloom; ,,
When summer comes, my summer tool be
here,
And shall cease to wander in its
Another year, ah, yes another year
For all ! another year, another year,
I'll set my life in richer, stronger SOIL,
And prunc the weeds away that creep 700
near,
And watch and tend with never Geasns
toll
Another year, All, another year 1 ]
Another year. alas another year
The roses all lay wtherlng ere their
prime,
Poor blightcd buds, with scanty leaves and
Scrt,
Dropping and dying king bctorn th'Ir
TIME
Another year, alas another year.
And ah another year. another year.
Low, like the blighlcd dying buds, she
lay,
Whose voice had prophesied without fear
Whose hand had trimmed the rose-trco
day by day,
To bloom another year, another year.
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duties, which having done their work
are now useless and imperative.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. STEWART.

DANCING AT HoME.-Hcnry Ward
Beecher took occasion in Il recent SER
mon to allude to recreation and alnuse-
nlents in the home circle as being
healthfut and natural and we append
what he said about dancing:
"Solne persons, when they join a
church, think that they must put all
the glee and mirth and music out Of
their lives. Don't do it If a love
song ripples up the surface of your
heart, sing it sing it sing it! Don t
let it die My second mother--tor |
remember no other my idea Of
,omanly gentleness, proprlety and
elegance She was not, however very
demonstrative. She used before mar
ragc, to be quite a belle, and was Of
ten known to trip the light fantastic
toe One evening, aS my father play
ed IA tune on the violin, my lother
rose, and in the most graceful manner
possible to conceive, commenced to
dance around the room. | dldn t
know what to make Of it, was
specchless with constcrnation and de-
light. Ny father looked on in su .
Prise Never in the whole course Of
my life had | seen such thing at
tempted in my fathers house. 1t was
delicious, and got a lesson then which
has lasted me ever since. | think to
this day if my mother had danced Of
tencr and SAID the catcchism Il little
less. it would have been better for all
of Us. II YOU have u talent for music,
cultivate it for dancing cultivate it;
whatever gifts Goa has given you,
make the most Of them, whether Of
voice, feet or eve.
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Tt will be seen that no estimates
have been given for depots, water sta
tions, turn tables, &c, necessary to
operate the road.
The country along the line of road
is strangely smooth and level slightly
undulating but not enough so to make
the grades a matter Of much consider
alton, and rs t'le line follows Tom $
creek the greater part of the distance,
no trouble will arise from the W ter
courses to be crossed. 1t will be diff
hcult to find a route of the same
length on which a Railroad could be
constructed at such little cost, and
with as easy grades The natural ad-
vantagcs of the country for the build
! ing Of the road, are more than expect
ed, and I'll that could be required by
its projectors.
The grades of the road are easI-
none over 80 feet per mile-nost of
them under 80 feet. The accompany
ing profile exhibits at length the
grades of the entire line. The curva-
ture Of the road can be made as easy
Us desired. No curve need be intro
duccd which would be at all objec-
tlonal on first class Passenger Rail
way. The turnpike, at McDivits $
where there are fine Sandstone quar-.
ries, is 81! feet higher than the turn.
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When his daily work is done.
Elizabeth hsorl:as,artc.

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r,,.o ,,n;1.I himself IN .oarr,aoo will
Gor,non pr;ncas. and has been ere.
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t;,nor Ioo,n. II unnronssarv if indeed
,.a j,I;c,rv of h.r sit,,1tion woulc
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City HOT h L.,
FREDERICK CRY, MARYLAND

+. B. CARLlN, Proprietor;
THIS popular and well knowm Hotel,
having been Thoroughly renovated, offers
many advantages to the travelling pntlir,,
The exterior of the Hotel which is now
four stories, presents beautiful appear
ancc, and will compare f:,vorablv with any
structure of the kind in the State The e
tircarrangcmcnts of the Hotel are in keep
ing with its outward appearance, and is
supplied with every modern Improvement
and convenience and has been newly fur
nisilcl throughout at Il very heavy cost. No
pains or expenses will he omitted to pro-
mote the comfort of guests.
The cnvable reputation the Hotel has
acquired since the undersigned has taken
charge Of it, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence OF his ability to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
There is attached to the Hotel a spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, a Barber
Shop, Bath House, &e,
Attentive and polite servants will always
be in attel~slncc to Wait upon guests during
the day or at any hour Of the night.
Respectfully,
FRANK b. CARLIN,
apl l5-ly Proprietor.
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The Farmers Wife,

Oh, rive me the life of farmer wife,
In the fields and woods SO bright,
'Mong the singing birds and the lowing
herds
And the clover blossoms white
THE note Of the morning 5 henVcnWard lark
Is the music sweet to me-
And the dcwy flowers in the early hours.
The gems love to see.
Oh give me the breeze from the waving
The mlrmer Of summer leaves;
And the swallow 5 song as the Skins along,
OF tWiltcr beneath he caves:
The pluwman's shout as he's turning out,
His team at set of sun,
Or his merry goodnight, by the fire f1yS
light
When his daily work is done.
And give the root and the luscious fruit,
Nv IN hands rear for food;
And the bread so light, and the honey white.
And the milk so pure and good:
For sweet the bread of labor Is,
When TIE heart is strong and true,
And blessings viii come 10 the hearth and
home,
If our best we hravrly do.
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Brown tried to say it was all a joke
but the fellow would have his money
+ guess I won't trade to-day he
said las he put up his old rough leathe r
pocket book, "I'll 60 back to daddy
In vain Brown tried to induce fin,
to trade, but he pushed off his boat,
resolutely saying:
I'D better 60 back and tell daddy.
Brown was completely sold, for be
knew at once that the green country
man was little shrewder than PEE
pie imagined hi'n and just come tAer'
purposeIy to win his money srom him
Next time he did not r1dlcnle 4
horse that "daddy' said could "ruh
some"
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4 Sleepy David.

n 4 ffrIalH Slllill LOW III tll llit vi -
sissippi lived man who made horse
trading n business. He bought up
horses for city lnarllet,and was CON
sitered pretty good on u trade.
One day, Il long lean, queer, green
looking : pecimen of the Western
country arrived at the dock with Il
boat load Of horses. lie enlulred for
the jockey.
"Daddv sent me- down with some
horses. Ae SAT-! in halt idiotic tone.
"Who is he?'
"DadIy.'
"What do You want for your
horees2'
"Daddy said You could set your
price, WAS the response.
LET me go down and look at your
horse" SAID Brown, and accordingly
they We're soon at tn" boat.
Brown examined the horses, and
named the price he would give for
this one and for that and the country
pumpkin made no objection, although
some OF the offers We're not more than
one-haIf the worth Of the animal -
One of the bystanlcrs said to the
countrvman that he WAS being cheat
! ed, but he returned
"Dvldv said Brown would set the
price" and 50 Brown had it all his
own way,
At last they came to another ami
NAL, which did not look so much su-
peror to the rest.
4 must have more for this animal,
said the fellow daddy says he can
y,lr some.
Run said Brown, the nag can't
run worth cent.
Daddy said 50 and daddy knows.
"Why, I've got one up III the sta
bic that would beat him all hollow.
Guess not, said the fellow, "lets
try EN-; I'll bet the whole boat load
of horses on en- Brown smiled.
"I'll stake five thousand dollars
against your boat load said Brown,
winkiny to the crowd and these men,
selecting two, "shall hold the stakes.
Browns five thousand dollars were
intrustel to one. and The ether went
on board tho horse boat,
One Of the crowd started to remon-
strate with the i,siotc fellow, but he
onl y responded:
"GoIlv dad told me he could run
some and daddy ought to lose if he
was such a tarnal fool to tell NE that
when he. couldn t.
Browns sleek racer was brought
down and Brown mounted him. The
countrvman led out his animal and
clambered on his back, looking AS M
couth and awkward rs the horse he
proposed to ride,
The word was given and they star
ted amidst the laughter of the crowd
At first Brown was at the head and it
looked as if the poor fellow was going
to be badly beaten, when suddenly
the horse plunged forward and the
Jockey was left far behind. SI.oh 60
ing had not been seen in those parts
for long time, and poor Brown was
rest-fallen as the cheers of tho by
standers fell on his ears,
I'II take The spondulix, said the
countryman, riding up, Dad was
right, the anermal can get round a
little.
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al,l l5-ly

A CHAPTER ON WHINING.-I hev
allurs observed, says Josh Bi(liDss,
that a whining dog IS sure To- get lickt
in fight No eur OF well-reggerlAtel
morals kan resist the temptation to
bite a cowardly pnrp that tries to
sneak of with his tale between his
legs.
The Whinin L;zness man is just so.
.iyri,tge !EankInl don't put no ko; =
tidence in him.
Most people don't like to trade with
him bekause they are afraid he il bust
up, or think mebbe he S already bus
ted
The more down bizness man is the
more his customers will let him stay
there.
a good ringiu bark is wuth more to-
put greonbax in Il mans pocket than
f4ty two years of whinin.
| onst knowea !. postmaster to get
turned out of o!hs and tried to whine
himself in again. Ef any body cul
make that kind Of beggin pay he cud,
But he has been whinin ever since, and
and every time he sluz menny other
dogs take nj p at him.
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EMMI'rSBtK AND FAIRFIELD
RAILROAD.
Report of Survey by j. 5. GIFT, Esq..
Civil Engineer.

To r. C. SwoPE, p. SHVELY, j. S.
W1TnERow, JACOB MussELMAN,
NJ. p. SHIELDS and JOSEPH ?.
McDlvIT, Committee.
GENTLEMEN -
In accordance with your instruc-
tions, I commenced the survey of your
road on the 2Sth day of November,
and beg leave to report that after a
careful personal reconnaissance of the
country proposed to be traversed, |
submit the following Report:
The survey commenced at Emmits-
burg few hundred feet east of Adel-
sbergers Foundry, at sta. $50 of the
Emmitsburg Railroad, DETECTING to
the left and crossing the Turnpike,
thence in a northwestern direction,
through the lands Of Motters, AMMAN
and others, and crossing the public
road near Bells, leaving lIospcIhorn
to the right and passing north of ]o-
seph Bvers tarm, which is said to be
very productive, The line then pas
ses through lands Of David Gamble
and Joseph F. McDivit ; crossing the
State line at = miles and 29O feet from
the starting point, and the Waynes-
boro Turnpike at McDivitS mill,
long established for the manufacture
of flour. The line then follows the
slope of the hill eaSt Of Tom Creek
thence running parallel with SAID
stream through lands of Mrs, lirbecca
GaIbreath, formerly Nunenakcrs :,
mill, with a fine water power. Con-
tinuing along the placid stream OF
Toms lreek, through lands Of John
Nunemaker, and near the Gare-house,
William Bells saw mill and farm, 7,
Riley, Capt. Lewis Wortz 4 Bro,
thence through lands of Jacob Kraly
Maj John Musselman, deceased
On this property tn re are fine beIs
of Iron ore, Thence through lands
Of the heirs Of +. Smiley, Adam Mus
seInan, Esq. and others. The llno
passes close 10y Shullevs Limestone
luarries, when it drilects to he right,
thrn in a direct line to Mrs McIaugh-
lin :. where il crosses the public road
near Fairfield, and running through
the lot Of the NJ. +. Church, to sta.
56S making the distance + miles to
The town Of Fairfield, in Adams Co.,
Pa,
From Fairfield the line loNrcts to
the left, thence in Il direct Hnc for the
Gettysburg Railroad, crossing Middle
creek and passing near the houses OF
Jacob MusSelnan, William CuIp
Henry Musselman, and connecting
with the old Tapeworm Railroad, at
sta 456, making the distance from
Fairfield to the SuS1uehanna, Gcttys-
burg and Potomac Railroad; II miles
All of which is exhibited by the ac
companying Profile and Map.
The estimate given below are for a
road way II feet wide in the cuts anG
II feet on embAnkments, being til,
usual dimensions of single track road
Of such length, These aiiord ampl,
space for the tack, and for drains OF
each side Of it, to carry of the surtac,
water.
The estimates are made for 7 raj
Of 80 lbs. weight to the yard, ano
chairs and spikes of good wrought
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The Richest Esoy in America.

In" papers are telling about Il boy
III Ne" England, now fourteen years
OF ag",Who Is supposed t" b" the rich
est boy N 'ho United States, because
he has great deal of money 10 oul
mInd, the richest boy IN America J,
the one who Is good hearted, honest
Intelligent, ambitious, willing to dc
right. He is the one who loves hi,
mother and always has kind word
for her; who loves his sister or sisters
tries to help them, and regards tisrn1
with true affection, lie is the boy
who lo"s not cali his father the Ole
man, bat who loves hln and trles t,
help him as tn" hairs of his old age
gather fast upon his brow
Th" richest boy is the one who has
pluck to hight ms destiny and future
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sCATOCTlN CLARION.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

Containing carefully prepared abstract
Of the News Of the Day; Historical
sketch of Past Events in Frederick county;
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence; Topics
Of the Times; carefully prepared Markets.
items of Interest political or otherwise; !;
Local Intelligence, and rare selection of
instructive Reading.
TERMs--$1 80 in advance; 50 90 at the
end of the year.
CTs- Single copics-5 cents.
RATES or ADVERTISING.
Transient Advertisements to he paid for
invariably in advance
One Square, four insertions or less 81 90
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Materials all new and Il good impression
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NEARLY every paper nowadays
contains the announcement that tho
Coy Sniler Colfax. yielding to tho
persuasion of his friends, will certainly
'aocept" the nomination for Vice Press
ident. Now it is by no means certain
to our mind that the smiling Colfax
will have the opportunity to ''accort"
the slii uominatIon>
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
~ received the Assessment Roll and Original
Lists Of property for the year 1872, from the As.
SCISSOR Of Lincoln county, Nevada, and the same
Ia now in my Office for public inspection The
Board of Equalization will meet at their Office
On Monday, September 10th, 1874,
for the purpose Of equalizing said Roll, and will
including Monday the It'll day Of October, A. ..
1872: and all persons having objections to make
to said Assessment must present the same to
said Board while in session.
p. B. MILLER.
Ex-officio Clerk Of the Board Of Equalization,
September IA. 1872. sel5.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18

In THE DISTRICT COtRT OF THE SEW.
Il enth Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada,
in and for the County of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate Of James WEIGH,
deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court, made on
the 7th day Of September, A. D. 1872, notice is
hereby given that
Saturday, the 2sth Day Of September,
A. D. 1872, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day, in
the Court Room of said Court House, in the
town of Phoebe, and County Of Lincoln, have
been appointed as the time and place for prov.
ing the will of said James WEIGH, deceased, and
for hearing the application OF David r. Roach
and VIM. Mahoney for the issuance to them OF
letters testamentary, when and where ANY per
son interested may appear and contest the same
P. b. MILLER, Clerk
By j. NJ. HANFoRp; Deputy.
Dated September It'll, 1872. seI5.td
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No. of No. 1T

And in accordance with law and an order ., 'n nt
Board Of Trustees, made on the 10Th day OF
August 1872, SO many shares OF enrh PARE ~ ~
said stock as may be necessary ~iii C ~
nublic auction, ut the office of the company
S Sa ss SIN Montgomery street, San Fran,
cisco else California. on the EIGHTH day o.
October. 1872, at the hour of o'ciock p. In IN
of said day, to pay said delinquent assessine a,'
thereon, together with costs OF advertising "i0
eApeA'e DANIEL BUCK Secretary.
oace-s3l Montgomery street. San frsn' rs
California.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on the twenty
third day of July. 1872, so many shares OF eaen
parcel Of said stock as may De necessary, WI WI
he sold Mt public auction, at the Office OF the
Company. 734 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco. California. on the TWENTY-THlRD t23dl
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1872, at the hour oil one
O'Clock m of said day, to pay said delinquent
assessments thereon, together with costs Of sd'
y,rtlsnc and expenses of sale.
GEO. DAVIDSON. Secretary pro TEN.
Office 1884 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. seo-tu
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Primary Election
'4F To be held
re- SEPTEMBER 2sTH.

POLLING rBAcrs AND JUDGES OF ELECTION:
Polls for Pioche, Hose Coihpany's House, Main
street. JudGes-Jas. Picrson and Munroe.
Inspe, tor-Wn. G. Marley.
Builionville, At McMahons Saloon Judges-J.
H. Rice and Thos. MARITIME. INSPECTOR Mr..
Falvey.
Dry Valley, at Meadow Valley Co.'s office.
Judges q. Nixon and D. Tarpey. 1nspec.
tor--H. Mulchey.
aPsnacs. at Cooperative Store. Jrdges-Barron
and Marshall. Inspector-Atchison.
Eagle Valley citizens to select place for prima.
ries. Judges and Inspector -
Rose valley. at Glssan's Ranch. Judge-wm.
II q. Glissan. Additional Judge and Inspector
9 to be selected by the citizens.
Glover Valley at Beaumont's Saloon. Judges
l.. A. Woods and I. Il. Bird. Inspector-L
m. Hamann. ..
@Hfke, at Chas. Heath's office. Judges-Chas.
4g-' Heath and W. NJ. Wilson. Inspcctor-Jas.
"a a MaGufiie.
Freiberg, at p Goodfellow's Saloon Judges
r5~tP. GO ,dfelow and ]. H. Dennis. Inspector
Ell J. d. Ernst
Muddy. at Patterson's Ranch. Judge-R. Pat
terson. Additional Judge and Inspector to
q be selected by the citizens.
Los Vegas at Vegas Ranch. Judges-wrn
Knapp and 0. d. Gass. Inspector-N. Lewis
e Crescent, at Crescent Mill. Judges-E Chatfee
and J. A. Bidwell. lnspector-Mr. Wilson.
Meadow Valley Wash and CHIEF District, AT
h.. Yoacham's Ranch. Judgcs-A. G. achan
and A. Laswell. Inspector-Geo. Nichols.
Highland, at Mendha Mine Office. Judges-H
Mullen and ]. G. Marshall. Inspector-H
Phillips.
Silver Canyon, at J. Castles House. Judges
A. Heard and J. Castle. Inspector-E
uff Duket. .... .......-..
QunuC ,nyon, at McCutcheon's. Judges-Mc
Cdtcheon ana Service. INSPECTOR. Smith.
Long Valley, at N. II. Carlow's House. Judge
.,-. H. g. Tobler and Clingham Smith. II
spector to be chosen.
Condor Mill. Mt Companys Office. Judges-Mc
III 4 Curdy and Mccain. Inspector--T. Sykes.
Hko Valley. at Curtis Ranch. Judges-J
Curtis and v Hobberson. Inspector-Joh
Gilbert.
Clark District - Ivanpah at VIM France
house. Judges-Wm. France and II. DufeI
y hacker. Inspector TO be chosen.
H. A. THOMPSON, Chairman.
A. EAsrLAND, Secretary, se6-td
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N Office.

"AvIN0 PURCHASED THE. ENTIRE IN.
Ii terest OF r. HUT in the drsying business OF
Phoebe, will pay all debts and collect all bills
due him from May LIST. 1872.
We are now prepared to haul anything from
needle to quartz mill.
CLARK WOODRUFF.
Phoebe, New, June Q. 1872. jeg-a
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Kinston Mining CnmnanX-Iaa.-

-, hinston Mining Company--Loca.
non OF Works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, Nevada.--Notice is hereby given that
at meeting of the Board Of Trustees. of saiS
company held on the twenty-sxth day of
august, A.. D. 1872. an assessment tNo. ~
u ur FIFTY l5ol CENTS per share was levied
upon the capital stock of said COMPANY nsxa'
ole Immediately in United States gold coin COIN
W tne secfesary' at the office Of the compsnv
i fHrni. Is - sh q Merchants Exchange, ca
iI An, s. sueet; san Francisco, California.
remain unpaid on the FIRST day Of oCToB RI1,
a. u. lS,2, shall be deemed delipou.nt an
t W6, be duly advertised for sale at public suc
tlon' ana unless payment shall be made hatoro
VIII be sold on MONDAY. the twont' vi ,
aay OF october, 1872, to pay the delinonen
assessment, together with costs Of sdnart!asl
and expenses Of sale " advertising
by order OF the Board Of Trustees.
omce, Rooms 2e and 81 Merchants Flchayy.,
oahiornia street, San francisco. Csliforn;. 10