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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

LEE COApLkIEST tHlD5 III the shape o.
{. cooking stove ever We saw is the
Medallion RaDge-a new invention that
Rail has for sale. It is enough TO make
an old timer who used to cook his bread
on chunk of pine bark and b-oil his
beefsteaks on condemned Tom-fork
feel like crawling right into the comfort
able oven of il and roasting himself
We can't think Of describing it: but
it is an interesting ami gratifying thing
- examine, for it beats al for compact
ness and general convenieEcies. And
the beauty of Il is, ii don't cost anything
= look at it.
The PRESBYTERIAN tSocIABI.E IS ore Of
the events of whose fullness of .tenliZa-
ton We have failed Of obtaining salts
factory returns. We know it was a
pleasant. happy gathering and that the
hand of iberaiity was opened wide and
that there were unmistaka5le tokens OF
an eager desire to make the affair
success; but as to particulars We failed
CT obtaining any until we had got
squared for our evenings services and
then our secular comforts oTerbalanced
our religions zeal. viii look into the
matter to-day.
SUPERINTENDENT ELsTSEn of the
Brunswick Mill told US Yesterday that
the recent cool weather has caused
enough of rise in the waters of the
Carson to increase the capacity of
his mill from 80 tons per day on Oct. 3,
to 60 tons per day now. This rise Of
water is due, not to any increase of sur
face drainage, (for We have bad no rains
to amount 70 anythins) but 10 an abate-
ment in the general volume Of evapora-
ton, merely. When the brunswick is
up to her full power she reduces no less
than 100 tons per day on an average.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Sheriff
Emory Of Lander county brought to the
State Prison and delivered into the keep
ing of Dir. Hyman, Sylvester Leversdge
and John Jones, tho first OF whom Is |
under conviction of assault to murder
and the other Of grand larceny. Jack |
Grant, the man shot by Leveredge can't
he very badly Off, for We see by the |
Rereilie Of Oct 81 that he was to open a |
dancing school next day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24
HOT,ci. ARRIVALS.

orNsBv EoUET:--GEo..GE L. FRYER, 2EoTE.SToh.
" p KeilogE Il n Eri1h. 2 { lyman
= \ Allen Miller & S:oF
4 2 Niuer "a Eallu " iiuL'y'utt
v Iisf,uba, htr JClGros.y e Z s., ye..aa
II S-nOrd 8nti vie
81. CHARLIE, HOTEL, GRO. TUF-T, rRoIRILTob
G WStpyC,l WI y Stir'mcr> Thos OEricn
A II Allen ] Barton ~ Ffg.lttrn
! + Poe Chls Nol,s J Ii Eu-.ry
J : Jal.sou Ai!ss lr&VtTS ( : iatua
Srrrlr rEHI.-ails. Anderson K Moody. i. ST.
icaabl8 Hiliiu.I-s corner Of ,onl aHi taISI Il
streets. opposite the orI-sby House, Carson city.
Oi i, rs solicited. CcI-tf
, 1873-07-03
SPRINGFIELD.
The Wayne County Kailr0ad BOND
Casc--A s7O,OO0 Judgment Against
MucOupin County.

The Wayne County Railroad RoIld
Casc--A S7O,OO0 Judgment Against
nluc0upin County.
Special Dispatch to 7'ha Chicago Tribune.
1Pn1NoF1ELD, ILL.,, July Am interesting caso
cano up hero to-day In tho United States Circuit
Court. It involved tho liability OF Wayne
County to pay certain bonds lssucd IN It'd Of the
st. Louis & Mt, Vernon Railroad, amounting to
$1,000, 600. It is claimed that the road WAS
novcr built, al per agreement, but tho bonds
passed Into tho hnnds Of third parties, and suit
waa brought to compel payment, and, upon tho
l,loa that the road was not built at nil
aa por agroomont, Judgement was rendered IN
tho Unitod Htatoa Circuit Court horo for tho
county. Tho caBe wont to tho Supreme Court,
when tho judgement was reversed, and tho case
romanlcl, ald it camo up again to-day for
rohearing. Tho Judge passed tho caHe over to
tho next January torn, and held that now owl
donce could bo admitted On tho Rooo1ld trinl.
This decision is favorable to tho county, as 1t iB
claimed that ovidonco can bo added to Hlow that
tho roRl which claims the honda Ia III 10 respect
t!ia roNd In old OF which thoy we're voted.
In tho Macoupn County bond casos judgment
wan ronleroi against tho county for, 97o,0oo:
and tho Court also awarded a poromptory. writ
Of manlanlua againat tho Doard Of Supervisors,
to onfOrcn tho collection Of per cont Oh tho
taxable property Of tho county to pay the 1udg-
montH heretofore obtained, amounting to $166,-
600. 1t is generally supposed that tho Board
will refuHo to loyY tho tux, aud II so, this Will
bring thom bofoze tho Court for contempt.
, 1873-07-03

Dattcry g, Fourth Artillery; Capt. II. O. Haa-
nroqsk, y Light Battery Fourth Artillery Capt.
IL. H., ,lseo!ook' Company D, Twenty~tlrst Infantry,
and Second Lieut.. Goo. Kiugabury, oommnnt1ing
Company E, Twelfth Infantry, WHO will asuom.
bio Tomorrow morning nt 10 o'clock, for the pur-
pono Of organization. N1nj. Curtis Judgo-Adyo-
oatc, has begun tho work preliminary to tie
preparation Of lila oanea, but cannot pos
sibly prepare tliom for trial for aovgoral
days, while tho whilo witnossoB, scattered abont
tho frontier. o. q rule, cannot .bo summoned
t,nt1! Ut ~ tLo mn!tifarous tcclmica1icH incidental
10 de, 1ao arrangement OF cases aro diapoaed of.
Ton. Davis inte1l1a to leave On lis intImidat-
ing expedition On Frlday Some OF tho troops,
~. ns a1nted III previous kilograms, lave already
Corrl. Qlenatau Troop +, First Cavalry. con.
lined 1,nou IN tho same Eunrd-llouso with Sack, for
aesoftlon e IN faeo Of the onomy. undor Aen!ouce
Cd lat night, by boring holes III tho iloor, dr.
Davie indor6os as correct and truthful thu in
tcrview with Bunker, tho BttlAtin correspondent.
heretofore calcd in question cast.
, 1873-07-03
FOUL PLAY.
Croton, New York, the Scene OF a Fear-
full TFAKedY~~A HIM Robbed, NIMr.
dercti, nnd His xs0dy Placed Upon
Tho f{uf1rnntl FTruCET.

Croton, New York, the Scene OF q Fear-
full Truuedy-~A n1nn Robbed. Rkur.
dercti. ami His Iloav placcd 11po,,
Tho Rni1rond TrncI.
s,,.c;a1 n;.,.t.h to ~. ch,.aoo 1r<;a,t,.
Nu,r W., ~ MI 1;..1s ,,;u,o. y.
NA" Ao"A, 'uiy 6'-tno nttie '4llase u eio'
ton on tho HudHon hlVor Halrond, ls greatly
excited oror tho perpotration OF brutal murder.
On Moutlay night two strange mon came to tho
.;,,ooo Thor III tt,o,, w. ,,r;,1,n,.,..o 10
''4Aeo' 10y ea'o 1AoS "o.o p''o"n'"Ao'a, LUZ
como from AaVorstraw, ana weFo accorded d
warm wolcomo by tholr follow-crattsmon, with
whom Croton is largely populated. One Of
thom soomod we'll supplied with money, and
anont II 1i,,orn,,v ,rhax ,vort aho,,. 49,,
nponS 4'Doi5' 1no5 "o4s "oo"s 41o.4 o1o
eaioon TO anothor untn Doth woro considerably
undor tho influence Of liquor. Ono Of them
f}nally wont home with an old man
named Rogers, wlIo invited lin to sloop
with him, and tho other, who was tho one pro-
yidcd with tho money. rcpaired to the saioou Of
a man named Brennan, about 200 yards south Of
tho dopot. He then left in company with muu
1lamed Lynch. whose acouaintaIlco ho had naIo
during tho eyoning. Lynch returned in
about twenty minutes, with the Btran-
cer'e stick in hia hand. IIo uaye il to
i3rennnn tn,1ino him tn knan Il unt2i rnorn;nr
~ .ot,,, - - ~ ~ a,,n ~ - r.. ,"1,;n1 ~ 6t t
ao .o*e ~ W III ~ o",o.! ..so: "teA o Mos
l!ono' Gul4J W 1uosuAy Wui 4luE, aa sno uliG!-
makers wore gong 70 Wotk, they found tho Hie-
less body OF tho stranger lying betwoon tue
tracks, about quarter of q milo from the
depot. It appeared to layo icon struck by
train from NOW York, p.UEahy the night
, 1873-07-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,
DISSOLUTION.

Tho partnorshp heretofore o1ians botwcou tho undoT
Bl8nad unsr tho firm Of Henry GEocnebaun Co.,
acting Goorat Agonta Of tho Hamburg Dromon Frn
Insurance Company Is thia day ssovod by mutual
sent. Mr.. 1fonry Grccnebnu,n retiring from tho firm and
reaignid9 tho agency Of tho Company.
UENIlY GHEENEDACM,
Jul, 1873. CONRAD w1TKowsKY.
, 1873-07-03
THE TURF.
DEXTER PARK
Summer Meeting.
Julyl, g.: 3, and 4. .
Tuesday, Wednesday,, Thursday; and Friday,
:22 RACES.
$4,000 in Premiums.
164 HORSES ENTERED.
Embracing the Best Running and
Trotting Horses in the Country.
Third Day Thursday, July 8
FORENOON.

TRUTT1NG PKEMIUM. NO. 1f-$4U0.
For yea1 alds. $3.50 to lit, 800 10 ID, $50 3d.
d-}a,nea M Wilson. nushxlllo, Id:. I. -.
S-George Williams, b. o. Hiram.
4-Gua. Oaddcns, b. &. Nick.
RUNNING PREMIUM, NO. l2-s5oo.
DAah nt twice round tho insde track. All ages. $500
to Int, &16g 10 3D. $50 to M o ~'
H. a}o,;5 Q; 81 spR:Sas Wsnanita gedisroo above.
a-h; ]. hoH9ts o. e. Illinois, 41enrs. by Jack Ma
4-Wtl1tam tonninRa'b b. Chpo Fnco podfgroo abnye.
I'D. MoDAniols Co.'s b. T. Bno Rider, podf8seo
6-Dan Kinney Co's ch. Flush. soAzs, podleroo
st. q: Morzia' b. m. HOLLYWOOD. soass, psdls1oo
,sR. +. Barnoa, b. Lady Fairfield pedigree ahove
lo-ht ,nssnes y. e.: yoars BY limp. Donno
, 1873-07-03
THE INDIANS

KfoSVAa and CheYonnca lfctllrniIlg
to ThGir Captured
Sq,1nsVH Surrendered to tho Comnn-
, 1873-07-03

Whubanata Ledge, No. lM, n1oota THU {1hnrsdAy)
evening, At ocauk In 0tul II hall, Ia LaSAllo
fer Eofk X@ltanE brethren cordially daysd " order
Of lhe W. M. i. ~, JOHN. Hup'y,
, 1873-07-03

THD HAMBURG-BRE FIRD ms.
CO., having Immediately niter tho great Chi
cnRo fro, at my requeHt, established m
AGENCY in this city, myself bcing their n&ent,
Whl1o all tho "details Of tho AGENCY havo boon
worry satisfactorily managed by Mr. CON-
RAD WITKoWsKY, asBistod by Mr.
CHAS. e. ATFBLD, tho Company, having
booomo fully satisilod with the reliability mud
faithfalnoss OF thono gentlemen, thoy have
now, nt my request, appointed them their
9onoral Agents IN this city. In transferring
the business of tho agency to them, I bospoals
for them and tho Company tho confidence
and liberal patronage Of my friends and tho
public generally. ;.
(Signed> HENRY GHEENEBAUM.
Chicago, July !. l875.
, 1873-07-03

Ikiowns and Caeyennca Returning
to THOR keservAtiOnH--.CnPt
squasvH Surrendered to tho CoInnn-
Chess
ST. LOUIS, July "A gentleman who l,as inst
arrived hero from Fort Sill, in tue Indian Terri
tory, sayY that tho Known md Cheyenne Indians
who recently loft their reservation, arc return-
Ing. They had been out to hayo their annual
"medicino dauco.H
One hundred equaws, who woro captured by
Col. Maokonzio from the Comanchoa while oil
thor reservation, aud who woro imprisoned Mt
Fort Concho, Tox., were returned to their tribo
throo WeekB ngO.
LARAMIE OlTY, Wyg., July 2.-The best iufor-
nation that can be obtained In relation to the
recent Indian difficulty ut NawlnH develops tho
fact that q dozen reckless mon from nawlins
wont out and attaoked q gang Of Utcs without
aud wounded as many more, and captured scy.
era1 OF their horsos and other property. The
Utcs had committed no doprodationB, and had
been perfectly poaceabe. II is beloved to havo
boon oold-blooded, inhuman outrage by tho
whites, for which they should be promptly pun
ibhod, and tho Indians satisfactorily compen-
satod by tho Government aud authorities.
BAN FnANc1soo, July 2.-Lieut. Dabcook. Fifth
Cavalry, who WAS sont In pursuit. OF tho murdor-
compelled IN engagement, and killed fourtooll
and captured six. Two OF Baboook's Indian aids
wero wounded.
Con- os493 H., w2s stu IL tue camp Of tho
chiofs son On juno d. Yho aathorities s' too!s '
charge of him. anl sent to Camp Mcdowell for
assistance, but bofore 1t could arriyo tho Indi-
ans took tho prisoner and hoat out Lin bEains.
Organization OF tho military Commits
ston for tho Trlas Of Capt. J,tclk 1.nl
1RiH IIssnds
BAN FnANc1sco, July a.-~Tho following ia re-
ceiyod, dnted Fort KlA,nath, June 80; Oil Batur-
tay afternoon Lieut.. Col. Elliott First Cavalry,
, 1873-07-03

COP~ART'NETRSTEIP.
artuurshtu has this day oen formed bowoon tla ur,.
dcn1gnod under tho arm OF Conrad Witkowsky Z
Co., 10 trasnot general Fire Insurance Du.uces, and
.uocoddng Messrs. Horny Groonobaur,. 4 60. In tho
aonornl Agency of tho Hamburg Dremon Fro Insurance
Company, OF Hamburg, Germany.
CONRAD WITKOW9KY,
Ju1y1. 1873. O. 4. ArFELp.
, 1873-07-03
THE RAILROAD LAW.
Important Circular from the Rail-
road and Warehouse
Commissioners.
Their Views on Through Frejghts, Spe-
cial Rates, Connecting Lines,
and Communications.

Special Diapatch To The Chfca0o Tribune.
BPn1SoFlELD. ILL.,, July 2.-The Iailroad and
Warehouse Commissioners tlis afternoon gave
tho following opinion upon yariouu questions
raised BY tho railroads under tho HOW Inv:
, 1873-07-03
WANTED.
Special Partner Wanted,

zrqsln9 business Capital Eeaalrud, iso.Wn May 10
paid uArtor cash. balance agEe9d good ent
fsa9rod Addrsss. stating wlofe A tnasrisw may 10
Aad HUHlN(fHH, CARRIER No.
, 1873-07-03

Tho r. Fl. W. Dummy cars loayo Madison. It, dopot
1yeFy .9H1 siGpnnx At a! principal strsots To
oyery hou5 sonplng At a princpat sroets Hore
ips Tne dyS' h xay Michigan Tho ooeyaIs
clpal srirosde running into Chicago uoFaos viii 10
for AFTERNOON at o'clock aatp that all may 10
fntBaod In good soason.
Prices Of Admission. "A iO0
1adios' Stand {i3tEa). i'd
uAot tt2Sa5 LgW
thelr faiuilI0s.
". F. TUCKER, President.
a. S. lAtE, Ttcn snror.
JO8. QA1kN SIMPSON, Sccrntnry.
, 1873-11-06

; MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT.
, Sprefnl Dispatel 10 Tho CAicago Tsihnne.
LANSING, Mich, Nov. 5.-DytBioss was traus-
acted III tho supromo Court to-day as followss
Marquette & ontonngon Railroad Company v
Harvey ataft; n{irmcd ensts.
4.-layurd ,, Morso. V. Lawrence X. Hewitt; sub
mattel on briefa.
49-?oshua Conrad, aun.tnstsator Of t,,a catato Of
AugttetuR Button, deceased, v William button Of Ill.,;
submitted on briefs. ...-..
- al-Henry Il. Woodruff '. Abraham, Moycr; re-
2Jounthau Chadwick v Abram g. Dutior mud Ed.
ward Butler; reversed md nnw trial or1orod.
33--Denta1nin Atwood Y. Valentine Cornwall; re-
vcrsed ind new trial ostlorcd.
2D--John p. Wells :. J. 11onry 'Whttcnoro and Hot
Btcphcns reversed and nDw trInl nrdnred. r..
4-To peor1a Of tho State Of Michigan or rel. Eli
gone Dupont ct al. Y. Tho Commissioners OF Highways
of tho Township of I1antranlck; proceedings
9uaaheA.
r4-L.wrcnco nrcwor Y. Tllos. +. Dodge and Do.
VIII @. Dodge affirmed.
65--Huah Kncalo '. Mary A. Nuea!o: reversed and
bill l)Rmlasel
ds-Wiiliam F, Willard and George Willard v. George
g. Lowell rorerscl ad judgment entered for tho do
fondant.
Tho Court adjourned sino dio.
, 1873-11-06

don at tho ago OF II years, WAS tho fret who
suggested to tho British Government that gold
could bo found In Australia. Before tho age Of
S. he had visited and made explorations In
North aud South America, the WoHt Indios, the
4outh Sea Ialanda. the Javanese Islands, China,
1ndin, Egypt, New South Wales, and Van Die
mans LRnd In the last narned island he met
Sir John franklin. Who aasistcd him groaty in
hts oxploratsous in Australia.
, 1873-11-06

Eon sALE-7 AIAnnLl-TOF TABLES. IRON
oto., q bargain Cati from to p I'LL, In hssa-
n,ont 101 East fadisoust.
81 owest oasn prcoa. Empteo raslor Hodstsad Co.,
BBJ Weat AIsditonRt.
, 1873-11-06
EVANSTON NEWS.


The Trusteos mot last Tuesday evening proa-
ont, Trustees GiIbert, Willard, Gage, blanchard,
and Phelps. Mr. Willard was chosen temporary
Secretary.
Bills amounting to s9s4.05 wore then presont-
3D. audited, and ordered paid.
! A petition was presented signed by E. NJ.
White. estate of JOHN Fusgoy, and z. A. Clif~
ford. asking permission to open MI alloy to
Chicago ayonuo, on tho north sido OF Lot II,
Block 10. Roferrod to Committee on Streets.
Trustee Pholps presented draft OF an ordi-
nance granting the right Of wny through the
village to horac-railway company. .noferrod to
Committee On Streets, with Instructions to ro-
port next week.
:, Trustee blanchard offered resolution grant
ing permission to owners OF properly on Dawn
street, botwoon Chicago aud Maple avonues, to
Greet gas-tamps and make connections With tue
pipeH OF The Gas Company, tho town 10 pay 800
for lighting snyen la1npH Tor six months.
. Tho resignation Of Hugh A. White, Esq, as
Attorney to the Board. WAS accepted md George
O. 1de was chosen his successor. Adjourned,
Tho Eclectic Roadng Club has oloctod officers,
as follows presidont, Jesse r. Lyons Vice.
President, J. 8. Page; Secretary, S1rs. j. s.
Bennett, and Musical Director, N. 9. Iglohart
! The nov. Dr. J. o. Peck will t]eliver his lec-
tl1re Pluck vs. 1ucE," ut the Methodist
Church this evening.
Tho Presbyterian aooiablo ocours at tie resi-
dence Of Charles Randolph, Esq, this esonlng.
, 1873-11-06
OLAIRVOYANTS.

AERg. r. ]. LEWIS, TRULY WONDERFUL
'a'ss, =
, 1873-11-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

FLOR SALE-QR EXCHANGE FOR CITY RESI-.
dnnco property, rstclass fruit farm In Coles Coun-
ty, !lL+ splondil improvements tho aaEue. Pluto
o1oe. 2. Q: TIIAYEN 4 CO.. lg6 East Btadfa0n-s SC.
, 1873-11-06
Judge Tree will cali 1,1oa, 1888, J, 1856, 90, md

82e.
Judge Booth haa at last concluded tho caao OF
Prlco against Iedly, which was givon to tho jury,
Thoro will be no call on tho anlo~ilre calondar
Of tudgo Xal,n until further ortler tho Judge
not haviug nrrvcd as waa ,o1pocLol.
, 1873-11-06
SEWING MACHINES.

DUY youn EISGFn' MA0IitNra rnoM TIiE
ID regular 2fcs. ii 40 South I1alss 1T. M1elhta
sel 9a nenaay nss%eats ~ rsase4 2r9a eysslaxa.
Vtetas asulak. .nsahtas: tadS sssii ~ sSihso. iiis
Tho al!oro 1ueeaes hra Mis fthn ths shop and hsyo
prye,aaais fSw! ,l!em, Tlay WIN y seii as sboat
tassa t. cs at oo I ia as MS.o n'
6NOVER l. NAIlElVs SEWING alAUHiNsB-
GsnoI9i @ nfs ieo SatGsst; l.rsuh Olee ao5aor
akor ,naohucs yltod 70 call and 100 liz aeW in.
psoveneats nnl loar something 10 tholr advantage.
WlLLoox CLUBS, rllE Rest FAMILY SEWING
, 1873-11-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.

ENoE aAt,E-1Oo1lo 100 FEET, NoNTif.yEST CORNER
T. or ll!nofs hnd 81, Ulatr.ats. SNYDER i LTfE u
EtxoN BniIdnG. NoFthea.t eo.t.or Mpntpo and LAseu
, 1873-11-06
TO RENT-.ROOMS.

~
7o7F17::R3o,75:
s,, .ssHs ,S e SR R, Sys
sn, COMMITS Apply It aon' los "o't
1ii55A d I.EIs. On
% q: 2$ss 3s,
Hronat '''''n' anu '''S0' 'of ~
ft'U nENT-PHiV1TEi1F FAMILY HAVE FRONT
aont0a ii
ii7ao NSNr53lSIaa "a y 1NTlY FuNViSilE6 R9oMa,
GGs1 = ~ y: ssn s,sSs.a w. i,sss ~
III i; IL ss.4 ss &
no TO- NF5F=Tf1RTE PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS
g sss sn s MssE @ ass''n m
tSe thi.a oef q q soutS 6.;k-st. ;n.6le e.
neoe oe 9o por Montn. Anply promlaas
J. aae!l: go pr m.at! Apnly =. Y North M.y.st
ff1o Rl,NT-ON NIUIIItlA N.AV., TWO ELi;GAliTIY
fsa M s no,anne 90 ,; nss @ 2s5n, Rqa
no RTNT-7 Oli il ROOMS AND OTosETS 0yER
s sssls u 1os s'eo e sa q r
=; = 5AGA wv M3szkXS; z,,zz ,z,,z,
$SE ;sas
sns y aatsr, e,o. IN eo@rloo
Aepiy o. south MeEsan:st: ---zz-
ad1 q MN LOW 20
RIO oMF9llTABLE EVKNlsIlED Rooa5.s.
q zss Ssssa ss. ~
sssFs FEE SN1srnS sse ~ aaaf i A1 at
mast: hen oloos rom s.!lMaekoe:av. ears:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12

fns CnzisnAN OAioN.-Ia-l Heusy
warl Bsasher i. cue o. ihs greatest pull
pic orators q the age there are not many
70 dispute. anl that be is brii'.aal with
his pcu is equally true. a. the columns Of
III. weekly publieaiioh. the C.rEirsR
Union. furnish abundant proof IN each
Issue. This paper is becoming a family
rsroriie. aul there are thousands Of honle>
~hers rs appearances i, locked for with
delight and pleasure. In has announce
m,ui Tor 1873. Mr.. Bcecher says "all the
questions Of interest which may arise will
be di.cus>e'l-bat with special reference
TO the wants Of the Family" the main
purpose Of the paper being ito promote
sympathy aud cooperation among all
Christians. aud ''io inspire deTouincss.
good will. and cheerful activity in every
household to which it voncs." This is
praiscworihy. ard social frcsidss will b.
made happier rs well as better by any
psper # such a spirt. Besides this. the
Christian On oR '.wiil rn1csvor TO keep
it, reader, informed Of the news Of the
day, ia RyIi.iun, Literature. Art. Com
mcrcc. Politics. and Of the cariUps hap
peuiug- and humorous events that may in-
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A. an extra inlurrmrut for the coming
y,ar. ao elegant French Oieugraph called
"Lrlle Runaway and her pets. will be
presented to every subscriber; or, TO thUse
who prefer. the French On Chromos
known as Wide Awake" aud Fact
Asleep" which were presented to koarly
$50, 900 delighted subscribers in 1872.
Thcs picture, are executed inthe highest
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-12


As We discover how necessary ii l. isT
a. 10 ada to cur resoluics for frTiiliEisg
our farms ~ tbe use Of artificial manure,
{, become, the more necessary 10 knou hoH
F 70 avid being dsf.auiel y having EoFih-
less articles pslmcd Cd upon Us. IL isslso
more necessary 10 kHoW that there arr
T fraudulent so-callei mauures. that are not
nlaIrss IN aay sslse. bat worthless stud
mainly ssni or watsr. offered al prices
eaaal 20 the best fertilizers. Il icon these
artificial manurcs that nc mainly depend
. Cor our necessary supply Of phn,phorie &C.
. ID. an element that more than any other
6. most dili,u.i to replace IA the soil. and
aao that l. sarr,cl oa IN large quantities
+ " every valuable crop A. well us ty MIX
ani meat. IL is no, only necessity for
or soils. bat a costly one aud Shen we
p,y 500 iOr ton OF superPhusPhaie. which
We expest CONTAINS, anl ought TO contain,
$50 To-. Of phosPhoric acid, st least, IN 4
soluble state. and linl on examination that
il is entirely deficient in tins -'iy " gre
1 rn,. as ia fact it Is OF all value whaiev.
er. we not only are dsf.aulei Of oar mon
az but are lei TO .nruR ava, ya,uy &c uch
Thor aud cara,ul preparation OF GROUND
for crops which We fai! to reap. F.aud'
i, fertilizers are the bisrsi Of all frau Is.
all the most rcprch,nsrhir. 1t i we'll
TINT farmers should he on their guard
.atainsi thea. aud tuy only from respon'
iii, dealers. aud with gnarauics ct
ouali,y and with certificate Of analysis
atached to each package Wncn the
manure is used. u sample Of dhuu' a rouni
from each package should be retained with
the certificate AMI guarantee, aud Tia suS-
,i,inns G,tlurr of the manure should occur,
tho reneJy may then be soug'l aud reHii'
uiion Be enforced. In SOmc OF he States
stringent laws for the protection ct hrm'
ers are in force, us they should be every
where. Their necessity is proved by the
fact that the tahuated analyses Of tc'tI'
lizers sold in Vermont prepared icr 'h' &c
or,,r I'm No,utut State Beard e Arric.
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