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Middletown transcript., 1872-08-24
~u.. Ghe 5tlrmer.
Fowls in Orchards.

- corresponding Of the Fars,er's Home
J5sshtff. Mus writes on. fowls, tt
. The public has yet to learn the full
advantage Of keeping poultry. Few seem
10 appreciate what they may do among
trees in an orchard. Let any one try
them in au orchard Of a quarter Of an
acre, where they may be kept by picket
fence four or five feet high; put in, say
12o fowls and observe the result. They
will avoid annoyance in the garden, Of
which so many complain, while they work
among the trees. doing just wba, is need
cd ani Destroying everything that can
iniure the frui,-irtes in the shape Of bugs,
awqps sr any insects. and lay large
number Of eggs. which are cash article,
to1say nothing Of thee chickens, which pay
sYeii for raising at the presen, time. |
have tficd il and know II is SO. | have
oelput 10O fowls which have worked a.
mong my trees, keeping the ground in
sE.od condition keeping of the insects
nd promoting the growth Of the orchard.
am satisfied that we have yet to learn
the full benefit which may be derived
from the proper management of fowls
aud it is quite possible that the method |
have suggested may offer the best way OF
getting our apple orchards in o good bear
ing condition. I"
,ss = AasN1If tt
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-24

We the undersigned, residents of St. Gcor-
ees Hundred, respectfully recommend 10 the own
crs Of valuable stock the services OF John \.
White. We have employed him in many Diff
cnli cases, aud found him 10 have thorough
knowledge OF all diseases that stock are subject
10 George ". karsncr, Samuel fenimorc, l..
Y. Aspril, " kenuny, William Polk, Daniel
Stevens, W. Corbii, Daniel Corbii Jonathan X .
Williams, =. 7. Perry, $. NJ. Enos, Scrick +.
Shallcross, George W Ortlip, James J. Janvicr,
James 7. Shalleross, ". 4. vandegrin, W. y.
Hamilton, N. d., X. ". Cochran, Samuel PEN
ingion, Thomas Cochran, II. A. Perkins, II.
A. Nowland, Vim. Dudley, Il. r. Cochran.
May i-;f
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-24
GREAT NORTHERN
AND
SOUTHERN NURSERIES.
100000 Prime Peach Trees,

All buddcd on stock grown from natural seed
The above stock embraces some new aud dcsira.
bic varieties that cannot be obtained cls~w here
this season.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-24

A foreign paper says: When rye is Of
:s.:s,i::.s s.ss :s;s' ,.s. ss'''''':; Il stock T.
Dairy eows lsd daily on 6ve pounds Of rye
meal snd suikcicncy Of cut straw have
H. II sl'sSs: ssS,sS ! ?'ias,s's: sssss:
e. II sxcsllsnt batter. rye is . common
Ssod fpr milch COWS; and. indeed. gcuer-
aliy throaghtsA wribRu asd central Eu.
fope there exists a. great prcjudicc in
6hsos efsys "A cattle foed % there IL .
tfQ1u1los sgsinst Il 10 these countries.
3jzHFtsSt<Fsa4 fi.al.x TA
b laks b9tlses out u fsrnitups, W
- ~ viii Wxsm water. dsuble piece
e toeo psfss Gvs q ok tinss. soak II
0 ~ &osm watsss snd lay Il = ~
<1Sa61 oh611 - t1ol I wafm st ~ bot
! IL ~ sololose b svspossted.
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Delaware Rail Road Line.
0annmer ArranwnMemt

f1N cad sers Nsn4ay, Nay nsh, 1879, tsunSsys es.
" estt~N.l rsatus VII 'tavs "a follows:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE xVH.

The present Convention shall remain in
force for the space Of ten years from the date
of the exchange of the Tat1hcations, which
shall be made In conformity with the reepec-
tive Constitutions of the two countries, and
exchanged at Washington within the period
81 5ea seo IF r e coutrpcsine part,e.
gives notice before the expiration Of the raid
term OF fts intention not to renew this Con-
yenti0n, il shall remain irs forcs year longer,
and 40 on from year to year. until the expi-
ration OF q year from the day. on which one OF
the parties shall have given such notice.
III testimony whereof. the respective Plenis
pofentiarier have signed this Convention and
hereunfo affixed their respective seals.
ef1Snsh day Of July. in The year ii oar Lord ord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
EsE1k sE1k nEDEEER IL sshEPN FlsA.
And whereas, the senate. by their resolution
OF the twelfth Of May. 1871: did advise and
consent that the period within which it Was
stipulated Ia the raid Convention that the
Fatifeations thereof should be exchanged
might be extended for a period OF three
months
And whereas, the said Convention has been
daly ratified on both parts. and the respective
Fatiheatfons OF th&kame were exchanged, IN
this city. ON the ftventy sixth day OF June.
the United States, and Baron Lederer, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
OF hiA Mniesty the Emperor OF Austria. &C..
accredited TO this Government on the part of
their respective Governments:
Now, therefore, be 1T known that ], Ulysses
Grant, President of the United States Of
AmeEtcs, have caused the said Convention To
be made public; % the end that the same and
every clause and article thereof may be OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith by the
United Sfafee and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof I have hufeunto set my
hand and caused the zeal Of the United States
Done at the city of Washington this twenty
ninth day of June. IN the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy one.
and OF the Independence OF the United States
Of America the ninety fifth.
fsEALl - q. 8. GRANT.
| By the President:
HAMILToN FIsH, Secretary Of stats.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE yIn.


The following shall lie exempt from paving
tonnage, anchorage, and clearance dnties IN
the respective ports:
1st. Vessels entering IN ballast. and 1eay-
Ing again In ballast, from whatever port they
may come.
ri. Vessels passing from port Of either
of the two States into one or more ports Of
the same State, therein 10 discharge part or
all of their cargo, or take IN or complete their
cargo, whenever they shall furnish proof OF
having already paig the Aforesaid duties:
Sd. Loaded vessels entering port either
voluntarily or t0rsed from stress OF weather,
aud leaving IL without having disposed OF the
whole or part of their eaTgties, or having
therein completed their cargoes.
No vessel Of tho one spuntry. which may
be compelled TO enter port oil the other,
shall be regarded as engaging in tTade Ii It
merely breaks bulk for repairs, tram fers her
cargo to another vessel on ateount ~ unseA-
aged goods for transportation. H is. how
ever, understood that all portions Of such
damaged goods destined TO be sold for inter-
nal consumption shall be liable 70 the pay
menE OF custom duties.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE H.

All ships, merchandise, and effects belong
ing to the citizens Of one of the contracting
parties, which may be captured by pirates,
whether within the limits of its jurisdiction
or on the high seas and nnay be CARRIED or
minions of the other, shall he delivered up to
the owners, they proving, In due and proper
form, their rights before the competent trd-
bunais: It being we'll understood that the
claim should lie made within The term Of une
year, by the parties themselves, their attor-s
neys, or agents of the respective Govern
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
Aarzczh 81.


GoMeuls General, ConsNla, &ispS sonE Eulsa oT
SsaNsRasMr Agents os Tire Two countries, q tsaelr
ehnEea4 anEs shall haes the riElks con ply
&e thA laws and glsna OF talelz
r. TO take at tzSSiE afAGa or wei ssA4s = rs.
residence uE sase mssseA, or On board ef fesesle
nf their own nAkfgHg The dezsaelltena 6 tae
eMna@2ma And Srewas Of latgsfs on aosAM ~
&hsm, Of asneHcf1an6ss ar Ol any eenex cati1eas
Df their own country Il
ii no receive ard verify unilnterat aetss
villa, and ieqsiasGs OF their epssnF FfS ssa 1lls
amy and all acts nE agreement en1easA Rp2ss
between III ttxens 0f &sRaAk OWN 19s Atrys 80
beLween Eshsn @z tk8Hra anu tho ~ ossl
er Inhabitants ot sale cos8nETE where Trey To-
aides and aIsn llsontz bess slas sesssk.
nFc83defa fhep raf@ts to px0ksTsF slseaets0 oE "
ht1r6ssgsFa X, Ia transacted aa the territory oA
Ire nation fy wAlsh the said consalar pflasexs
All ssi1h assta oK agreensent and other instrt-
Kn0nEe and also copies and tfAnalas asions tne1@s
al WIa1en tanay authenticated BY sttsh CO .l1a
Genern5. Consul, VtaeAonsnls or Consular
Anens nlAtaer hta ofzsaAa seal ahst4 Qs TeselFea
by pMbkic nfi@i@fn and m ssauxts ok yleslss -
legal d1aumef Qx - asat thsnilcess4 sek.sss
al tlss case aalnx ha anal shall hayd the s1sfe
asIrce and eASce as IL drawn uIs or atlt
ted by competent publ oal1ssTs q 01as - eAaS
other OF the two countries
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTIcLE1x.

When any vessel belonging 70 The citizens
of either of the contracting parties slntil be
wrecked. foundered, or shall suffsr anf tAI1-
age, on he coasts or within the doninions nf
the other, there shall be given to it all as
sistance and protection in the same manner
which is usual and customary with tlte YES
sells of the nation where the damage happens.
permitting them to unload the said weasel. Il
necessary of Its merchandise and Effects, and
duties whatsoever but such as shall be due
upon the aEtisies left for consumption.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTIeLE xn.

The high contracting parties agree that, In
the unfortunate event Of q war between them,
the private property of their respective siti-
gems and subjects, with the exceIlsion OF con-
traband of war, shall be exempt from cap
blythe armed vessels or by the military forces
Of either party it being unaeFaEo0t that this
exemption shall not extend 10 vessels and
their cargoes which may attempt to enter
dort blockaded By the naval forces of either
I1zF.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE XVI.

In the event Of 8 vessel besongin to the
Government. or owned ny p s:ilize OF one OF
the two con ntrasttng parties be1ng Wrecked
or cast on sllores on Che coast OF the other,
the iosaI authorities shall inform the Consul
Aeent Of the fiissrics Of the Occurrence, or If
there be such EolfeHlax agency they snail
inform the Eonsnl sseHsgal Consul, Nis;e Con-
All proceedings raiaEge 70 Iise salvage Of
american vessels wrecked or cast ON shore In
the territorial waters Of the German Empire
shall take psase ia accordance with the laws
OF t4er1Raay and, fesiprusaltys all measures
ofsalvAge relatiga 10 German vessels wreckeh
OF cast On shore ID the Territorial waters OF
the United States aha take place IN aEs0rua
ance with the laws ef the URitsd ststes.
The consular authorities have In both
countries to intervene only 70 snpeFintand
the proceedings having reference 70 the re-
pair and regiatnali ling. OF, n neeessarys e
the sale OF the vessel wrecked or cast on
FOR the in.ervension Of the Local authOri-
ties no charges shalt be made except such as
IN similar cases are paid By vessels OF the
nation.
ailty of slllpwresked vessel, xhe l9cal asss
ehoF1des shall have exslusIV ely the direction
Of the proceedings provided 9or in this ar
All merchandise md goods not destined for
consumption in the country where the wresk
ARTICLE XVI.
with regard 70 the marksex labels OF goods,
or Of their packages, and also with regard %
patterns anu marks OF H3af4aet0E9 anti
trade, the citizens OF Germany shall enjoy in
the United States Of Amas4Ssas and American
,sitizepa shall enjoy In Germany, the same
protection as native citizens
ARTICLE xvm.
The present convention A1salI remain Ia
force for the spaee Of ten years rDautang
from the dag Of the extshAngs OF the ratfsssae
lions. which shail tge EXCHANGED 81 Berlin
SFfkhflk 2fAse slersod Of 81 tx months
N case neither party gives n6sise, twelve
months befs5re kiaG expiration Of the Mfd
period OF ten years. nj It's fntentiosl not TO re-
new this conventt0sas e el1ah reu1a5sf an foFse
c4e Year longer nd 20 On, 1E0In year 10
year. until the expiration OF u year from the
day on which one OF the parties shall have
given such n0tace
signed and sealed this Convention
Berlin, the 11th al DesenaheE, Isl /.
fL.S1i GEORGE BANCROFT.
TAe undersigned nleE this day Ia order 70
efElsE the aKchadse oE Elis Fstf Egaaiosas Of the
Consular Consular Convention, signed on the
f1gh day OF DecenbATs 1B7 between the
Z Entted States Of America and Germany.
BSg1se PFo5eeaiAE fM this Asf, the under
xfxisaA Envoy EsKklMeFdissery and Minister
2 EsentI tIg1saHftAry 0k 1flH Gnzte1 state8 Of
Thhf il1 sssss5sg 7aFaee with the instruction
1Iv8n him bw hts 44ogernuaent, with the ata-
wise o. ad consent nf the Senate, Ehe expTee~
@Egn 4 property, y used liz The English text OF
Aeftssss III and Tx, Il 70 be construed as
meaning aud iBtelttislE feal est ate;'
Thas, aes0rsituE 70 the laws and the
GeneSatufion Of the Dnatel States. Article 4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE K.

vessels of either of the cor tracing parties
shall have liberty, within the territories and
dominions of the other, to complete their
crew, I'm order to continue their voyage, with
sailors articled In the country, provided they
submit to the lo,,ai regu!atioAs aaa their en-
foitment ue voluntary.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
A PROCLAMATION

vFsAnwAa a Convention bek4s een the United
States Of America and hls Majesty the Em-
peror Of AUSTRIA King ef Bohemia, 6se..
and Apostolic King Of Hungary concerning
the rights, privileges, fnamunities, and
duties OF Censnls OF either country residing
in the other, was concluded aud signed at
washington by their respective ptenip01sn-
tiaries, On the eleventh day of July, 1870
which Convention. being IN the Englfsh and
SsArman languages. Is word for word as fol-
lows
The President of the United States OF
America and his Majesty the Emperor of
Austria King Of Bohemia, &C., and Apos-
f0lic King OF Hungary animated by the de-
eire 20 define, in 8 comprehensive and precise
nnauneFi the reciprocal rights, privileges, and
immHnfties of the Eonaals General, Coneale,
Vice EDnsnls, and Consular agealta, their
GhAncsit0Fs aud Secretaries, of the United
Stataa Of America, and OF the AuAtro-H Hunga-
EfaM na0mMrehy, and 20 deRernl5zae their duties
aRsd their feaneEt3Te ephere Of action. have
agreed upon the conefasion Of q Consular
Ekznesut1ou. and for thae purpose have APP
pointed their respective Plentp tpofeneiarfes,
aAuaeiy the President Of tIse United States
OF Ameffca. Hamilton Fish. Secretary Of
State OF the United Skaeee: and his Majesty
the Empero of Austria, apostolic King Of
Hungary Charles, Baron won ksederaf. Knight
OF the Imperial and Aoyaa GRaex of Leopold.
and his Masesxyss Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister P1enipofeatsary In the United States
OF America: who, efteF communicating 70
each other their full powers. found IN good
ard due form, have agreed upon the follow
ing asticiess
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15

As for the case Of reaa eetate, 9hc eifizens
and subjects Of the twp contracting parties
shall be trgRteH on this footing OF the most
favored nationa n Es
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
.AnrTrI.E xIIT.

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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE XVI.

In case of the death of citizen Of the
United States in the Auefrian- Hungarian
monarchy or OF citizen Of the Austrian
Hungarian monarchy in the United States,
without having any known heirs or testa-
lnenfary executors by him appointed, the
competent local authorities shall inform the
Consuls or Consular agents OF the State TO
stances. in order that the necessary inforn1a-s
tion may be immediately forwarded to the par
Ties inf a ad
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
JOHN JAZZ.
REFTGT

Treaty between the United States of Ameri-
"a and the Kingden of Italy. Commerce
and Navigation. Signed February 26, 587I !:
Rallied April %. 1871; Ratifications ex-
changed November Is, 1911; Proclaimed
November 2ds 1871.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE XIX.

It Is agreed that tho sliIulations eontilinea M
in the present treaty, relative e! tue ylslel.,as
r., thosa which sail without convey ana
when said vessels shall be under conyoy the
ssssS, = ..laratton nf the :ot1mAnder Of the
convoy, on his word of honor, that the vessels
under his pr0tsetion belong % the nisi0n
yrIaness flag he earfiea, and when pouuA 70 IN
anamyss port, thsk they have no eontSabantl
s,nesiss on board shall be sgiflieient.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE ".

Tile nssnsent Conventasn shall go into effect
immedi&a ely on the exchange of ratihcasians,
and shall continue In force ten years. If
neither party shall have given TO the other
si months previous notice of Its intention
then 20 terminate the same, II shall further re-
main In force until the end OF twelve months
have sivsn notice to the other of such inten-
za45
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE Xxx.

In order effeettiatfy 20 provide Eir the ses
t,ss..tinu TaaftIes Ii ii agreed between them
thse alf commanders of slaipa of war OF each
amtrty respectively, shall be strictly es4IOined
nlttin9 any outrage agHingt. The s:itizens or
subjects Of tho other, or aeaibat their vesselk
or property; and q the szfd commanders
shall as:t contrary TO this stipulation, they
shall be severely punished, and made answer
able In their persons and estates for the salts
faction aud repArattOn of said damages, ol
whatever nature they may be.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE III.

The Convention FOR the mutual delivery of
criminals, YagifiFes from Justice, conc lutied
OF the United states of America, on the one
E part, and the Austro-dungarian Monarchy
| on tisus o ler lsart. a. well as the additional
Cenpantioss. signed on the 6th May, 1s4S, to
tile treaty OF commerce and navigation con-
clnHiea between the said Governments on the
z7th Of Augiis1. 1870, and especially the stipu-
l2ssons al Article Nv. of the said additional
Convention concerning the delivery of the
deseF4eFs from the shi ps OF war ana merchant
veseis, remain In force without change.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE XXI.

If By any fatality, which cannot be ex
res.ted. and which may God avert, the Two
Contracting parties should be engaged IN q
war with each other. they have agfec4 ana 90
agree, now for then, that there shall be al
lowed the term of six months 20 the n1ef-
chants residing ON the coasts ana IN the ports
of each other, and the term OF one year 20
those Wlin dwell in the interiors; 70 arrange
their business and transport their enects
wherever they please, with the saie eondlics
necessary to protest them ana their prop.
erty, until they arrive at the ports desl3nate9
for their enbarkatfOn. And Hi women anu
children, scholars OF every faculty, chILiva-
tors OF the earth, artisans, mechanics, nn9nu-
fnctuFTrs, and Ashermens unafTned anu lnnaD-
itfn0 the unfortified towns villages, OF
places, and, In general. all others whose ~,
s:upatioBs are for the common suDsisfence anu
benetlt of mankind, shall be allowed 70 con-
tinue their respective empioymente ana snaii
not be rnolested In their persons nor snail
their houses goods be burnt or 0tnerWise
destroyed, nor their fields wnstea BY the
armed forbe of the be lligerent In whose
power, BY the events of war. they may nap
lleu to ftsil: but, If tt be necessary that any
thing should be taken from them for the use
OF such belligeFent, the same shall be pald
for at reasonable price.
And It Is declared that neither the pretence
that war dissolHes treaties, nor any oiner
whatever shall be considered as annuiiing
or sslspending this article; but. on the con.
lrary that the state Of war is precisely tnat
for sshl;h Il fs proVfted, and during Whisii les
proyi isfons are 10 be aavredlP observed as the
moat Acknowledged obligations IN the law o.
nations.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
#ARTIcLEyu

MORT 81 Ilaiv and. reciprocally, vessels OF
italy arriving ct q port oI the United States
may proceed to any other port OF tie same
of thair original rarEues as may not have been
discharged III the port where they flrsf Hr-
rived. 1t is, however, understood and agreed
that nothina contained In this article shall
apply to the tsoastWise navigation, which each
OF tka two contrastiAg pariies reserves exc
elustTeiy to itself
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15

In the event Of incapacity, absence, or
death Of ConsuIs General Constaia Vice Con
suis. their Consular pupils, Chanceliors OF
Secretaries. whose ofleiai character may have
authoritiee In the United States. or III me
AHskru- Hungarian empire, shall be admitted
at once 70 the temporary exercise of the Com
suiar luncftonss and they shall, for the taxa-
ttpn.e It, enjoy ali the immunities, rights.
and privileges conferred upon them by this
Convention
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5 = 2 ~ Z 7 2 z A71zE - s
Secretary Of State.

Cbnueaea0n 1eesCsess tke g5atesd Sg0fse Of Aaaee-
brs dss6 kle a Sassssu- t1aeurSan MoaaTckts
Rfo&ss de-. efs E1MSAgRs Skpslsd .1ssgp IL,
13f0s Rnzf1e6 Dseensbsg 1H. 1910, KafeNc0s
ti0a& eIe4nnSed sstna 25s 1911; Proclaimed
sFetsse 10, 1s1f.
By TEE PR1srOAssH on HmK uNrxxD STATES
or AMEMEcA
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ARTICLE ".

Tho emf grant from the ono state, who, ac-
ssarGainR 10 Article /. Is to he hold as citizen
OF the other Stnie, shall not, on his return to
his original country, be constrained 10 resume
hia foslner citizenship; yet If he shall of his
own Att0Rd Te-acquire IL. aud renounce the
citizenship obtained by naturalization, such a
rentlnaiasian Is allowable, and no liked period
Of residence shall be required for the re:ogni-
ton Of his recovery of citizenship In his ORR
sgiIaa country.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15

traatmcnt: and &c ia expressly agreea thai
the unafnned party FhtlI III no case ps .ss:, =,
Giit.egf 10 n, oil board the examining vsssei
Tar the uuTnuas Of exhibiting his papers, OF
for any other purpose syhateser.