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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

THIRD House body of fun met
pursuant to notice in the Senate Cham
Der last night. Only a few ladies were
present, as the notice was not generally
given that seats would be reserved for
them. We branch off here to say that
whenever this superior branch meets
again, comfortable seats will be reserved
for ladies'. so that they may enjoy the
flow of wit at ease. The House or
ganized with Hal Clayton in the chair,
who is on the whole trump for the
seat, possessing goodly share Of rough
wit and brass enough to make Il bell.
He made ponderous speech before seat
ing himself, on the weighty matters of
his Office. Bob Lowry rose to a point
of order with his hat on. Somebody
seconded the motion, and the business
of the House went on. Col. Young of
Esmerora, Gillespie and Hart, were
nominated for Clerk. The Speaker
elected the latter, on the ground of his
being Bohemian and coming from no
where At the suggestion of Cole, the
vote was taken vice versa. JEFF. Brad
lev, alias Tom Thumb, was appointed
Sergeant-at-Arms. George Tutiy and
Jim Small were nominated, but were
kept away by the epizoosis in the ear.
Patterson from White Pine, and Steve
Gage from California Ito look after the
reduction of freights on the c. P.), were
chosen by acclimation, under the rule,
vice versa. Red Frank Wheeler was
put in nomination for Chaplain. The
Speaker asked with an infection rising
at an angle of 80 degrees, ''Who ?" and
ruled it out of order. Resolved, That
the Speaker OF this House be addressed
as the Escaped Bondsman. Adopted.
The same was afterwards called ''Freed
man." John James took the chair,
when the Escaped Bordsman got down
in the midst OF laundering applause, to
explain how the Gambling bill got to
the bottom of the file. CAN of yesterday
afternoon in the Assembly was spent try
ing to ferret out this supposed cat in the
meal bag.") The hit was good, and the
whole thing assumed by the "Freed-
man, who said he put it under for a
piece. Cole introduced bill which he
wanted paid. Referred to the See Up
Company. I'd. kiesle was chosen to
compile the laws of Nevada, and S5O, 1000
appointed for the purpose. Sutterly
was allowed 5000, 600 to take the photo
graphs of the Third House, the bill for
the purpose being ably sustained and
put through by the Speaker, who is in
with Sutterly to get a share Of the bonus
for those pictures offered by the San
Francisco detectives. So much was
done by $50 o'clock. The lobby was
crowded, and up to the time of our de-
parture had listened to many witty
things.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01
OH 4eu 1ailp Appeal.
COlnplfnnentaryEall.

We have conversed with number OF
the principal business men Of Carson
who express the desire to give on,
Legislators grand complimentary ball.
Whatever is done must be done quickly.
Let . committee of such men as Messrs.
H. F. Rice, Abe Driesbach, Jim Haynes,
Joe Rosenstock, George ellison and
and George Gibson, be formed at once
to-day-and prepare the entertainment
for Monday night, if possible.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

A ISLANDER Observation-Disclosures often
complain that they can't find a good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
r. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. r. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

An impromptu dance was INDUCED
in by the guests of the Ormsby House
last night in the dininss-room which was
cleared of tables and other furniture for
the purpose. Mr.. Seymour Pixley
'.wrustled" around and brought in Dick
Mills and Ole Larsen, who made lively
music on the piccolo and violin to
which the square and 'round dances
we're costly danced until twelve O'Clock,
when the ladies retired to their rooms up
stairs and the dancing ceased. Such
little gatherings might be had at the
same place often. They are very pleas
ant, cause no trouble, and need only
some such energetic fun-loving spirit as
Mr.. Pixley to start them in order to be
enjoyed two or three times a week.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01
The HORSE DISEASE is not confined to

The HORSE DISEASE is not confined to
euuines in Carson. A number of citi-
zens have been attacked by disease
which shows every symtom of the cpl
zootic A feeling of general malaise has
come over them without, however, dim
inishing their appetite, as in the case of
horses. The further development of the
disease is accompanied with running at
the nose, irregularly remittent feyers, and
paroxysms of ague chill. With men as
with horses the disease in Carson has not
yet proved fatal. If the Local of the
Enterprise thinks this statement indie
finite" he may authorize Gillespie to find
out the names of the unfortunate pa
tients and report them to him.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. P. B. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
freight added. He viii attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler Il
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
actured.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

SCIENCE AND AMUsEMENT.-Prof. Nc
Donald's lecture at the NJ. E. Church
upon Human Nature are highly pleasing,
spicy to almost fault and intellectually
instructive. This evening he lectures
upon Matrimony, and will inform all
how to WOO, win, and wed, wisely and
well. Read spicy programmes circulated
to-day. Those who would like to know
themselves Phrenolosi"ally should give
him call at the Ormsby House.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

Umpire CITY MINING COMPANY
IL Location Of Works. Hot Spring District,
Douglas county, State of Nevada.-Sotice is
hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board Of
Trustees of said Company. held on the twenty
third day of January. A. D 1872. an assessment
Of FIVE CENTS per share was levied upon the
capital stock of said company, payable imme-
diatelv in United States gold COIN to the Secre-
tary. at Empire City. Ormsby county. State of
Nevada. Any stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid ON the 23d day OF
FEBRUARY, A. d. 1879, shall be deemed Delhi
ouent. and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on Monday. oath day
of MARCH, A. D. 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
ja25-td JOSEPH WALTER. Secretary.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

TICKET No. 8, 137, Havana Lottery Of
February It'll, sold by the agent, r.
Fred. Brooks, of this city, drew prize
of $500.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01
SCHOOL TAX NOTICE.

VVHE LEGAL VOTERS IN SCHOOL
i District No l, Carson Township. Ormsby
county are hereby notified that there will be an
election held at the School Hons. in said q strict
on SATURDAY, the fifteenth day OF a.a 4 a.
d. 1873, for the purpose of voting tax rour
Thousand Dollars to pay the outstanding in
debtedness of said district, for balance due for
the erection of school house therein.
Polls will be open from one o'clock until five
p W. on said fifteenth day of March. 1873.
Those in favor of the proposition will vote
TAX Yes those opposed TAX No
Per order of the Board of School Trustees OF
said district, G. r. COLION, clerk.
Carson February IS, 1873 fe19-1w3w
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-15

r>Su frie. Die 800
Gultur > Menlden uerbrau>
den auidbrli9 1900 MiQicnen pfunc
Yapier, 10 baS auf ieeen: Menlden i'm
Dur@idnitt flint Yfune papter TN
Sabre III rednen fnt. Ser beuttee
Stanb Ter papftrsGabritatto,1 uno bes
papierperbraudes errpetst f9on ALIEN
ben srpbe1 Gurti&rttt, ben jsne $50
Miuione1 felt etnem balben Sabrburs
bert .pieeer eema@t babeu, ia sor btefer
3ett Der 8ettrau@ 9erabe bic 6dlfte,;
bas 1T q" gyfuho PEI "&opI betrus.
Dieter Nuff@wunS feisert f@ In mani
der. Qaptetn ppnsrbdltnibmdeiA aeaeri
antere, urp bBtben ttaunsatk6 DsatIa,
LAM, England unb bic @eretnfate,,
Staaten ponNorpsN merica In auseror>
tentli9er Observation-Disclosures pprar,.
l1ut bic 1900 MiQione, Yfunp Yapier
III propuctrer, fomu,er spr, ben 218
WiQ. S@afer, auf Der Grhe auidbrli@
1900 MiQ. pfo. @pue, ols abeetra>
gene xleibunsSfade I'M @ewi@t BON
200 MiQ. Yfunp, ben, Yapter = Gatri>
eantes ~, aus bensa e. 100 Miu.
pfuuo papier srkdlt, Die 100 Miu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-15
Sriebeusbetradb zines
Oeutieten.

Mit BET grinouns, Befefisuns urb
Grtpetterun9 bes Grlebensbuupes geben
bieRlaunsen5 ano III; 6anb. Oae BE
beporitebenpe ulonordflde Neitauration
In Grantrei@ BE M5glt4tett zines ball
bieen &epandetrteees 1T maeeebenpen
8retieu erbeblt@ t1dber eeridt er(aei>
net, ldbt, befunpet nad pfieibfen Mus>
lai1unsen BE eeltetserte 9bdtteteit, pel>
DE s%esenwdrttB' In allen na@ n,ilttairi>
f9e Midtuneen arbettenben @ertadtten
berri9t. Man bate frIber als &pabr>
1aetnlid sebptere Grtif bier bis flint
Sabre iaugeuon,u,en uub taua1 aud
bte Neubeibafun9 All @afen, Munts
ttpu &c. beRfmmt !; jest .uerpen bic @or>
b~ereituneen berart 9etrcftt, bab man
3un, nddfen Grlbjdbr f@on auf ALE
Gpentualitdten seritet If. Man &C.
bentt u. a. bic Hnfertisuu8 tes Mauz
1~erserebreS terart III bei&leunteen,
haB (6on pas 9anse @sfruttn,g ontinz
gent tes Sabres 1873 9lei9 nit benz
1elben aus9eriRet .ptrtesl fam. Die
ee(ammte leidte GaSalerte unp il Diers
.,ia Mann jeeer' Guiralilersunt 1lantt.
Sdwapror, tuerben NIT g9aGtpotzGas
sabiner,, ausaerafet une az BEN 8e>
tufe 1T 1@pn Elm GROCER Sbsil son
.GbaGepoteepebren 3u Gardiner, UNI
aeroanbelt &por9en. Gbenlu 1T an bic
Mrtiuerie>p rlfunss>g ommilFon 1eitens
ees 8rieasminifertums ,,euerpinss
has piecerbolte Griu&en ersanser, bic
5erfeuuns tes enp9dlttsen flnftisen
@eidtbmopeuS m5sli&f gu bsl9leuui,
gen.
Oas Deutlge Nsi& adblt cine Wils
lion freittarer uno woblserdReterN anz
uer, es bdlt "pie S@llGel gum 9aufe"
in 9dneen unp befiBt felt Rem MfQts
aroenieeen 0ele gum &rte9fabren In
9lle une GilQe trobeeu, uno auez
zen. fam es ni9t ;u cen, uerbeibeaeu
&et@sfrtseen eelansen. Draueen fet1
Granfrei@, bereit sun, &epau@sfriese
trinne,1 mlblen bic BON Rou, aeletteten
~ultramontanen", entlblp6eu, preaBen
.unp baS DeutfRe &ei@ pom Der 2artl
Gurppa's gu frei@en. 50 b5re, uno
lslen MIR Sag far Sag unb INNER wd,
rer tae @ei@rei. Iii ,sl.4
Gta Slid auf pie projetttrteu Sc,
funssbaute, 3eist eab bisitlteu eins
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-15

Der fran,5Glde, her tdslid srei marine
quite Matlsetten unp sutes Sroo erz
balt, unp tpenx au& bic e5bnuna DOT
efnioen Sabren I'M 6 Yfenntae per
&opf tdsli1 erbSbt ruuree, 70 IT. eieler
Metrtetras Sur@ be tn3wtl&sn teeeu.
tenp eenieeenen pretie tpierer .ret9li&
ausaeait&sn. Der etm5bnliae Sol,
bat tpsl@er feline 3ulaseI pom baus erz
bdlt. aud ni&t Nebenvetpitnf dis
6oupwerttr, Qffatersbur1&e,,' Mufmdr>
ter tet vGinidbrteens 6reiwiQteen" u.
f. ~. tat mus dberaus fdmmslid,, Ii,
ben unc bat midi, 10 ptI: @tlp 1bYi8.
baB ct an, Abenb 'altt 'eit @lds elm
fades y}fer petr far'1 @rpl6en Sdie
III lttnent trodta.n9r po Bentessn Fam.
Die lest aue Glia6 unp Qotbrtneen
reu etnseReItea s&tlriteus (aBsi, 0traoes
~, ta6 lie ale fraus5fi&s, Gplpatsn
befet 9en6btt fem ,narbsn ais ieBt dls
seutl@e. 90 II 'tpirfItm traurts,, tras
efn Solpot Il, gruben .tteuerr @arnts
~|onsFdp,en, !. 8. ,1amburA, Serlin.
&5ln n. {. ~. f9 fdr Gntbsbrunaen
auferle8ett n,uB. uni, pie e., IN her; lfbr
anfrensenbsn Grerciers nup. Wan5urtrs
3eit taun, f.inen 9unset aiQen fam.
81 tptrt aber tur3 ocer,. Tang ser Solr
Mediterranean mfeper etb1bt tperpen
m1Gtu, unp tuenr, bteS au@ nur 6
pfennise tdsli& bettaeet, ioate, 70 fofet
bies tdbrlt@ bod MtQtenen. Gbenio
r1ub bic Belolpuna Der untsroffNiere.
Sereeqntt4, DqPmtbel. unp' @p@tpfi@
fer ntitgebrun1sn nod ert6bt '1ptrota.
8ei BEN purdmeS teBt 9eftesenen Ar:
beitstoba Nett ih Ella Serseant. il leltf
elm EelbmebeI, fHls@terl ais felbf eet.
aep6bnli9Re 9anearbeiter. Inter fol:
den umfdnpen ,poQen itbr wenige TN:
t~eroff3tere lanse fortoieueu, uno pte
ebenlo besrinpete wte aQsemetne &lase
aQer Gruppentbetle luutet {: pa6 ee all
idbrlt& in,n1er ..i9soterteet sperpe, tEdahf
taur balbress brau6bare llnterpff,ters
In ssnlesurer 3abl ~ erbaltea.'a Mdls
fen bod ieBt faon 'bdufs Solraten
1a@ 3~pstjdbrfeer Dtenf3ett gu unters
bff3teren 8ema&t wercen. pamtt lie tbr
brttteeD isnfjubr qls 5ol@s obrttb ene.;
unb bte|e bletben ranr aud fetnen Gag
ldnaer, .a!S (e ,pe1pRabtst finn. NYb
bte Ausfdl tta1 obltnpetefH 1o4i2
1brfeer Iienf5eit eins 8erloreuntaEsz
feQe ols 0enoaru,, pofs, Gilenbabns
u. {. ~. 8eamter III erbalten, DE frGber
70 pteIe llnteroff3tere gum Gortotenen
bewpe, bat jeBt ibren &ets Yielfaa PER-
loren. Bel ben jeBteen boben 26bnen
Bat etn tlhtteet 1iidlsrsober 3immer>
9eleue cine before @innabme ais Elm
@enoarm ODER poifeonpufteur,. Da,u
brau9en Die Yielen prioateilenbabnen,
9roben DabrifetatliGements u. ~. Elm,
{olde Menee BON unterbeamten, taB
Elm braudbarer untsroff;ier fdon mad
3-4 Sabren Dtenf,eit lebr leidt cine
berartiee SteQe erbalten fam une ntGt
r5tbte bat auf etne Staats anftsQun8
~ ,parten. 90 miro man isBt fdun
BET ben meiiten 1ruppentbetlsu fsbr
niele unterofRitere fnoen. pelde ntdt
einu.al u,ebr Zen lebten Getr;us 9eaen
Granfret@ uitsefo&ten baben, pbslet&
es nur 2 Sabre ber it, pab FOLDER BE-
enbet puroe." 80 ".#,.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-15

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..'HF. ~ 49, arr.
Oh.
fGprtiebung.l

; 'f.h . ! t5l.. s.t : ~ : To-
SAT- gu nidts mebr III bsuerfen,
ebe Du benz 9eben Mpieu laef 2" fra9te
Dpde.
Dattisnics audte bic Ndleln uub
i1rttt aufsere9t auf uno at. .
$50 1T bier Yerfu@t falt unb faurz
pig Do1e; tb ptl aus bieiem 9unz
pelode!" uno Der rieitse &erl ererif
NIT ieinen 3pet 5dnren bic Giienadbe
unp ~rittelte 70 beftis paran, eae 'ras
sanse Genfter 3~itterte. :.
Sn bemfelben Musenblide serlanste
bic @adk bpb Der altt Dohej f@ bonn
Genfer fortmaaen' loQte, unb als Der
S6eele Dem Befeble ntdt idneQ eenus
nagfan. fdlte ttelelbe pas gajpnuett
unb probte, tbn@ nieoer;ufe@en. T. Z
publicola bDrte ben Spruns beS
S1eelen uno ~fletterte nun leinerletts an
Dem @itterfenfer ernpor. 4e,h'
uS1ieee cod Ten alien S1uft ME-
Der |" rtef er Der Sdtlowade gu uno
la1te lber Dp9e, alS ct Dor Dem 1pt>
zen 8ajonnstte dnsfli@ bic Gludt erz
srif.
: Dahisnies blieb zine, Betle Dor ben,
Genlter fteben ; er b5rte IN Der Gerne
pa6 @erdul1 res easerlebens, bas ab
une ~ bur6 einen RanonenlduB aus
Der @itapeQe unterbrp9en 1purbe.
@uf benz @swIble tut Eager berubte
feline 9pfnpn8 'auf. &ettuns. II @ie
unp bur1 tpen feline &ettune eintreten
loIte, tpuBte Der @erurtbeilte lelbff ni@t,
aber ct re@nete fiber barauf.. gu 81
mappeS bate Jpn per 3ufa4 ia aud
eerettet ; in frIberen Ga9en' tparen btde
8erfermaueru Dor tbm 3erbr5delt, ale
penn IS 2ebmudnoe 9etpeltn tpdter, et>
ienbei&laeeneS blren battea iid eeipal>
tet ME eiinne Bretter, Rettei, trarerl' 9e.
lpruneen, als pdren es Sptnns.pebe,
Giientabe rparent eebro@en wte @las
,nb batten fi@ eebpsen pte '8let, benin
DattisnteS adblte }don piele Dienfjab>
re-auf ben @aleere1 unb III ben Sc
fdugniieu. @ie tonnte er nun BEN
Rrtessaeridte elauben, rueldes i'm, gu
suifea that ieir lebtes Stlno@en babs
eel@ta9en?
Dattisntes prans bon Der Gta1ers
banf, elite auf uno as unb fang mi>
BOILER Stimnee bic MarlsiQailg xul I'D
.parn, ju MAIDEN. W $iI&(! :
&auu1 Bate Der @erurtbetlte etate,
gerie pes wilobeeeiferten ,2teces eelunz
gen, als fd brausen Elm etgentb6nliz
Dies @erdui@ b5ren lief.
ST. pernabm beutli@ 9ecdmpfter
Erommelidlae, r~eeelmdbiee 6@ritt
pom Splpaten unb bic Stimme be-
fpmmanpirenoen Sffsters.
|, Datttgnta6 belt ihet, &tbent al, uni
bordte. Das @erdui9 faten i'm TN
bell su uerfanben, ;ttnn cine 9eiferbaft
Bld1e bepedte fem @efi@t. ra5 IT,.
st eru1anrte :ld ieoo4, als be
S&ll6el IN Dem alte1 S@lofe, fuarrt
unp stn SfTaier eiutrat. s"sr
~Dattisntes", iaste piefer, ~Du weibt
ba6 Du BON BEN. RrieSsgeri9te perur:
tbeiIt biz, purd rte .&uSel pom 2ebe,
gum Sore Bebra9t 3u rereen." -
Der gerurtbeilte bdulpfte nader bar
auf lvs unb fab ben OfF3ier NIT elei@:
silti8em 8lide an.
nSsin ,uabrer 3epublifaner wirb bel
Moro beseten," faBte ct NIT Nab
bruf., : .
rDas fon,u,t aiuf ben 8etfu9 an
Daft Du nod etwas 3u laseu pber al,
3ucronsr,, sbe Du gum Eobe 8sbf 2"
~Du treibf Sdera2" IT ~
"Netn, ta erfiqe ustae pFidt."
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On TsGE OggGO RIVER.

the mmedte,
,as @ @ Iaa1e.. purTo,
& & a t ] S Gs ssT being GS" the Gpys
DE so @aa,. thus
nov y '5 " s ; r 1 @ % %S r, s
m nooi,n a@. way
k1 o.: ~ s 5 fro" y % 3 east via Charleston
iS ] sn &,, @, y"s ' so' 'a
a "o 3 @ 9 ,S lr Of GnG9 s n !5 T1 '
Of p"i'sd c5e'sTs
any % , 5 GS 30 "ns Ina; Gofs T,s 91s
'1 H give ay & " me 'p S s the Te sat & any,
&s,aioGe us I s"d grew, VS%o. ouI" o,. ootdiy'
r5g ,,; g,roE aud 9i' g',5o,i and saq
s" , , on a." ',fgrs tte. % FTc ana
tonand tn Harrington
nia3 and f, rro'tD P.,e aiy,scof S o,o. ot
.nas width allow he cultivation o
E6 n, o.iie enough pace gar
' i @ @ .11 ON vii Only a'' pre-
a'.,.5,@i r, Of % ,y, . y,-a,rs!ao' nsrss es,t
1 , "o. @' g o@ $40 ,," ''' according TO location Those
%s ~ s or. y r' VII, ',., 9, ri, @ per-
'l l..i e' r,q II, a'yu .. ,t
. .s. city ,sae
v. 8, E, @ @ .a,a.. & ,s . Fia . 9..'s
g~t.,r oaa s, , ,. aa.i,e ,iay 5os Thea ,,r...l
,p ,.ss l.ae, q 'o.,.. are par
rec o~ be s..'1ns ro,' ne' ' 9s v ~ Ils-,I
ce, w'bsl 4,-. for rr,e. h'a add Middle
s,- ae..'.' will o, applications by letter. either
p W. Euuoys General superintendent, .
,,,-. --,,. HosI,,aros, w,.y vmo'Su.
S. w@"S s~s,r yse Yae. sssss,o2ns
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aLENDaIs isTs-I.
Fall rerIn begins sept. -. Ends Dec ~, -
Winter &c '' Dee. 20. Mar 20, "a
Spring - " Mar. 30. June 10, "a
Instructors.
J. B. Glars, A. Nj, Principal.
BgNI. II. THAcSsroN, A. NJ, LIT Assistant.
Miss CARRIE COoFER. end Assistant.
Miss ELLA BYENE, 3rd Assistant
Miss NANNIg Low. Music and Drawing.
Mk. j. j. MoNcURE. Modern Languages.
There are three Departments Nor
nal and Academical.
THE ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
Include full course Of English and Classical
studies adapted to fit young people for ad-
vanced standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
The arrangement of studies, and the meth
DDS Of instruction used. are intended Ia fur
Lish the students with LIST. A thorough knowl-
edge of the branches commonly taught in the
schools of the State: ID. a knowledge of the
principles of education and of the art of ap-
plying them to practice in the school room.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Primary Department is so arranged a.
t. constitute model school, aud intended to
afford practical excmplihcation of the prin-
ciples and methods in an efficient course Of
Normal training.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Students in Preparatory, Normal and AGA
demic,l DePA- nenis per term. .... 10 90
Less than az n, erweek .......... .... ... l 90
ConnnEen &c payable " all studeni,l pet 90
Lessons on piano, including use OF instrument, term
OF II weeks, two lessons per week ...... b.. - CO
French and German. each per'erm... .......... 90
Tuition payable strictly in advance ...........
Boarding--Wi'h use OF room per week ....-...- lS
Fuel and Light -......... ..... IS
Winter term perweek ......... ....-..... so
Washing per dozen .--.... ..-..--.. ....-..-.. 50
zb.I Nil
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TURNING

r AM PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS
1 OF turning; keep on hand and make to
order rlwhide-bott0med chars, &c. Shop
near the Mills and Hosiery, jefferson, Ore
gon. Branch shop near magnolia Mills"
Albany, where orders for chairs, turning,
&c., can be left. JOHN NJ. METZLER.
jefferson, Aug. ,, 1872
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Notice,

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
~ Company, Land Department, Portland
Oregon, April s, 1s72. 2.-Notice Is hereby
given, that vigorous sprcsecution will be
instituted against any and every person
who tTesplsses upon any. Railroad Land,
bycutting andrem0ving timbertherefrDm
before the same is BOUGHT Of the Compa-
ny AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sec
tions, whether surveyed or unsurveyed.
within distance of thirty miles from the
line Of the road, belongs 70. the Company
!. n. GIOOREss "
S2v4t sLapd Agent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-08
EPIzOOTICs DTsTANCED.
TTEE RAY TEAM srrr,r. .T.rYEs.

THE BAY TEAM STILL HIVES,
AND IS FL0uRIsHTNG LIKE A GREEN
IA bay tree. Thankful for past faYors,
and wishing to merit the continuance OF
the saline, the BAY TEAM will always be
ready, and easily found, TO do any hauling
within the city limits, for 3 reasonable
compensation. E Delivery Of Goods
EBeelaHtys 9a a. .tNssARN0LD,
20v6 YFronEietoF.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-31

Ginwanberer, awet bunbert an ber3abl
tames lesten Moutas per Gtienbabu bier an,
unb pantsrten mad ~tur3en aufeatbalt In bief-
ger Stabt peiter, bic @eiien III, T9 AT ber
ct. g,auI unb Yaeife 8abn cine neue 9simat
gu e~riinten.
Die Ginpanberuns in serf@iebenen xbetleu
tes Staatss seiSt f& siemIi& Iebbaft. 60 BE-
ridtet bic vpoa" aus giep llm:
Der barte @inter b. s. unt bic @@redens-
nadri9ten, melde bisriber iberau in ben :3ei-
tunsen e~urlrteu, balteu, tpie es Der Mueeni@sin
3sist bic 2eute ni9t at, bic bie1sen @esenben
~ ibrer peimat aus3uerie9en. @an febt felt
einiser 3eit Gubrwerfe III aiemIi&er Mnsabl BON
jener glrt bur@ bic Straben BET @tabt tewe-
gen, bic mani ~yrariei9uner" uennt, bic baufs
gauge Gamilieu entbaltenb ibren @es mad ben
msili4 selesenen Counties nebn,en. 2Ypns
County fdeint ,anaentli@ ein fairies Gpntin.
gent BON Ginpanberern su erbAtsu. l1ebrisens
ssi9isbt Der 3u3us ui&t aIetn naittslf Gubr-
inert, iunbern gum sruben She'll nit Der Giien-
babn urb es ilnb tarun1 bic Cars, pelGe iebt
trieter mad SleepY Gse 2ate unb tetter tusf-
lid laufen, baufs NIT Ginpanberern anssfiat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-31

Suebe @roSe, Meetr Co., 1tnn.
ct. YauI Grnte-W erte.
Meine 4erren : Der Gluarb S&nitter, ben
i'd bon Sbreut alseaten su @pebe @rpse taufte,
1T mad s.eiuert ltrtbeI bic ( , a N IT, IT.
tett fparenbe unbSurtbetItaftef e
Maf&tne I'M @ebrau@e. SD f@nitt flint
gig ader 1T bier Gasen. inbera awet Mann tas
Btuben beiorstex, bic Buntel TT ben 8ebGlter
bra&ten, wobei fe frii@e 9inbeuaitteI I'M bas
sanse Gelb BON 80 aderu batten, tpas fat ales
~ troden mar, uut tanit sa binten, eingur3us
Ut @unlen bee Glpart, ben id bisber bel tel
men. anberen S&nitter sefuuten babe ben i'd
fab. S&f@nitt 100 Ider anbbra@-
tefie in @arben nit Mot mebr
a 10 s~wan3ts Dollars usIasem d
Iduft Iei@t f&aeibet rein unb 1T cine @ai@tne
Drummer Gins.
Der befttefe @inb seru,as bas alufbeben
bes @etreibes gum 9inbea III gutter Srtauns
ni&t int @ertnefeu su binbern. Sd .pini&e
teine before Mai9ine.
Sbr ersebener
MiIIiam 8. Wilepr.