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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-14
NOTICE. .

Nm ACCORDANCE WITH AN AGREEMENT
OF compromise between the nondholdtrs
pany, the lands OF the European and Oregon
Land Company, consisting OF the Land Grant
TO the railroad Company, have been recon,
Ncyed to the trustees OF the Bondholders, For
OF the Oregon and California Railroad has
been organized with r. koehler as Managing
nlrectur |, Il. MuOrcS as Commissioners aud r.
Schul1e as Secretary.
An Notes due European and Oregon Land
Company Will DO transferred to the Land De.
partmeut OF the oregon and California Rail.
rpad, to whom payments will be mndc and
heeds VIII be executed by the Railroad Conn
pnny for land heretofore sold.
Letters and applications Tor land to be ad.
dressed; To Che Land Department OF the Ore.
gon and California Railroad, Portland, Oregon.
vlOnlw4. Managing pin5ct6r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-14
DIR. GEO. FRED'K THOMAS,
&2O KEARNEY NJ.

Bet. Pine & California. SAN FRANCISCO.
mA. Patients received in Doctor THoMAs's
Private Medical Establishment vIOnlm6.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-14
y. SIMON.
DISSOLUTION NOTTCF

THls is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
the undersigned, is this day desolved by nm.
tual consent-Wm, F. Howell retiring from, tho
urm' 7; c. Harper & Co. the romaininr pSrt.
uuyls, ui,,, WI! collect al debts due said tirn OF
hoWeii Harper & Co, andwill pay aildphtscon.
tractod by the said frin of Howell. Harpor 4
Co. WM. r.. HOWELL
,,,,..,. a.. p. G HARPER6 60.
''N'"F "t'N""' dHlS l9 1855. nl0iw
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-14

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

which may be kept fully employed by one teacher anu
,r 20 pupils more assistant at least IL neces
ssry II all the benefits OF the system are 70 Oe
Rni as a competent kndergartener VIII DO aD,s a
70 superintend, besides her own puplS' ,n rou,
mr. Ave assistant teachers and 70 ualn
them practically IN their art, ana as loI a3 inar,J
veaps 70 come there will probably be so great demand
or that thousands OF Young ladies' WIN
Offer their services assistants grauousy or AZ ow
est rates provided they practically learn tDc
under the Guidance OF able prncpu; even tne saF
ries oay for many years cost little beyond Wnt is re-
nuired for an eqnal number Of children IN primary
classes At last when the Invaluable dement's OF the sys
tem will be appreciated all the country, IL ls sac
10 assume that people viii furnish means WITHOUT
stint TO pay principals ana assistants hoefduy.
Those friends OF the kindergarten system VINO pro-
claim the c0sness of the institution, seem to DO so from
the apprehension that too rapid an introduction OF inc
same IN public schools would inevitably tend to"aru
producing spurious kndergarens," and through ther
failure toward general depreciation and DISCOURAGE
men of the system. We grant that spurious limitations
Of this system have already done great harm III ts
country and its introduction on large scale ought
10 be prevented by all means. But INC
only proper means OF preventing u cous's'S
not IN misrepresenting the amOunG or necessary
expenses connected with the system, but In employ
none but genuine undergraduates. lt IL iact tna'
there are a number Of genuine kindergartens III INC
United states containing from 20 TO 100 pupils "hoSo
education less than that OF primary pupls III ' G
public schcols of Ncw-York, Boston Cincinnati, %,
ous or any other large city which i from Sl2 20 S
go - ' DR. ADOLF DoUA.
Netrdrk, ". j., July 1. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

should be Gwen him that the dog which Injured ,r Ine
sufferers Sas really rabd and then that ne tue sur
geOn should select one OF the patients To ne reaeu Nv
himself according 10 the ordinary course adopeu pS
the medical profession. This might. at hasty view pe
deemed an improper ampering with human ne Oh no
mart of the Russian surgeOn; but Wheh 'nc
admitted hopeessness, at that time, OF all renedes i
recollected the reader will refrain from
NJ Maraschett selected as his own patient lllIle G
six wears old The other condition was any coinp'.Su
with: no doubt could exist of the genuine raDes VI
dog who died shortly after IN extreme agony nv nv
peasant gave his IL peasants decocuon o ihe .|
and blossoms OF the broom plant pi0r. GehtS@ .atW
IncfO1iq), I'm the quantities OF about u pouhus uah
and twice "A day he examined beneath thelI tohEucs
where. he stated, small knots containing thc virus
would form. Several Of these knots eventually lr
appeared and as they did so they were care
fully cauterIzed with "A red-hOt wire, after Whlch inc
patients were made rinse their mouths ana Cargo
with the decOcton. The result that all tue
two Of whom only-and these the last Ditten-dld not
show the knots dismissed cured at the expiration
six weeks, during which time they had continued 10
drink the decocton. The girl who had been treated
according to the usual medical formula was attacked
with hydrophobc symptoms on the seventh day, ana
died eight hours after the OF the first paroXysn
NJ Maraschetu saw three years afterward, tue other
fourteen persons all living and in good health TINS
remedy has been repeatedly tried In other cases ana mas
proved TO he infallibe. WAYNE HONEf
NcW York, July 3, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
THOREAUS UNPUBLISHED UORKS.

RALPH WALDO EMERSON AND THE THoREAUs-DIs-
CovERY OF MANY VOLUMES OF THE UNPUB-
LIsHED WRITINGS OF HENRY DAVID TIioREAu'
To the Edftor OF The Trt6Hhe.
SIR: Several years since | made my hrSl
visit 10 Concord The hours which spent there that
day were hours of satisfaction and enjoyment c"hcu
upon Ralph Waldo Emerson, and had the pleasure Vi
hearing him converse upon literary matters anu VI
ancient aud modern poets and poetry IN manner 80
charming that it surpassed his writings. The intel
lectua power OF Emerson cannot be estimated Dy LIS
books alone HIS conversation shows that tue man Is
greater than any work that he has produced' hc s
such master OF conversation that judge his influence
in Massachusetts, il owing TO that rather thah u 'o
fact that he Is n distinguished author. whether con,
yersing or writing he is man in word ana deeu anu
bouors America by his simple scholarly life as he mas
honored American literature by the work OF his PEN
smoke 10 him of Thorcau. H. told me several cnar
ncteristic traits Of that sturdy young wfer "no'o
brief life was long enough to add several Iasci'nE
books to American literature These we're descrlo1u -
graphically had at once much better IDEA OIL 'o
man Thoreau than many pages OF description wouid
have given ne. When hc foand that l admllel tue
hooks of Thoreau and wished that be had written
more he advised me to call upon the mother ana sister
Of Thoreau, who lived az that time in Concord Ihe'o
ladies received very cOurteonsly. crayon
portrait OF ThOrcau, drawn by his sister, was
IN the little parlor Some OF the most
well as valuable presents from friends Ia England VINO
had invited HIN make them visit AT last the oId
lady, who felt pleased at the admiration Whlch IeN-
pressed sons abilities and regret that ne dled
so carly asked her daughter bring IN some of tho
journals OF David opened Of some - volumes as
remember. which ThOreau had written, containing MS
observations aud criticisms Of many years. Turning 10
the diary Of "A day AUril read Of BIRDS the appear
ancc of the forest and fields ThOrcauS handwriting
and IN his inmitabe style. WHAT treasure was here
thought. Certainly the materials Of half dozen more
books could be Cleaned from these journals The sister
did not fee competent for the task. Mr.. Iiggns0n h1d
looked over thcm but had not proposed to do anything
toward publishing selection. And, rs far as Know
no one has yet proposed TO make such selection l.
there not here something which, il iudcously used by
proper person. would add to our Literature more pages
OF the charming and original writer VINO has given us
Maine Woods" and "Cape Codl" Is 1t right to allow
these volumes OF thoughts aud observations OF such
rare thinker and observer Thorcau 10 remain con
ceaed or if their discovery is announced to lett pass
by ~ OF little v9luct
These questions a-ked in THE TRIBUNE may DO much
10 bring more Thoreau's writings 10 tho press and
the public. L. IL "lS" Lii"
Ncir- I0TI. Jane q, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
BRIGHTNESS AND POSITION OF THE
COMET
CAUSE OF VARIATIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
As TO THE POSITION OF THE TAIL AS A TEST Fol-
THE COMPILATIONS.

CAUSE OF VARIATIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AsTo THE POSITION OF THE TAIL AS TEST FOR
THE COMPUTATIONS.
To the Editor Of The Trt6uhe.
SIR: The dwarfed appearance OF the comet
last night fully justified my suspicion that the apparent
increase between the 81 and 5h was owing in part to
the variation of the sky. The comet is now approaching
the horizon per day. the lOh its motion viii reach
20 per day; and the 14th 80 per day. July IA Is the
last day on which head OF the comet will be above
our horizon before the end OF twght but 1t will 10
easily visible wherever there clear view OF the hor
zon for several days later and perhaps III the telescope
it may even be seen on the 18th.
The doubts" as to my computations with regard to
the tail OF the comet having been yet published
cannot now reply TO them or explain. But may say
that I'm several respects as have before ntimated the
computations open to question Q) IL Is not yet Ger
tain that the theory 2) 1t is not certain that
the amount Of repulson is the for different comets
C The rigid application of the formula only Indicates
one narrow line Of tail Of the diameter OF the comet
ITSELF do not know TO what part OF the tail tns ap-
Plies nor how to compute the expansion Of the tan OF
the position of any other part OF tne till nave
assumed that the formula apply to the front edgs
Of the tail, in the plane OF the orbit,
that beng the portion used FOR comparison in the case
OF Donats comet This could not be the apparent edge
OF the tail in this but near the middle OF IT, Inc
time has arrived at which we can YcrIy 10 SONIC
extent these predictions and will therefore state that
the computed line of the tail on July 8, Will pass
through the stars and % Of Ursa Mjor on July ~
through the stars Pl and Rlo, and July II through
the stars OmcrOn and Sigma Of the same constellation
The agreement of visible tail with these predictions
will demonstrate the accuracy OF the computations
rather than the applicability of the formula but we
shall soon be able, think, to apply moro certain
test for the latter HENRY II. PAEKHURsr
Neto- York, July I, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
KINDERGARTENS CHEAP; SCHOOLS

TESTIMONY OF THE NATIONAL TEACHERS AssOCIA-
TION-THE INDIVIDUAL EXPENSE LESS THAN
THAN OF PUPILs IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In a recent issue Of The TRIBUNE vour
Boston correspondent communicated a report on the
Kindergartens Boston, their results aud what they
cost She gives opinion OF the Boston kinder
gareners and experts that the kindergarten is
rily very costly Institution, the expenses per child
amounting above 500 year, that there would
be a very justifable objection on the part Of school
boards against general introduction OF this system OF
education into all the public schools. Now permit Inc 70
quote the opinion OF the National Teachers
ON the same subject. During their last meeting in
Elmra. last Summer, they adopted a report OF their
Special Kindergarten Committee, consisting OF Messrs
J. W. Dickinson, Westheld, Mass; w. T. Harris Ct
LOUIS, Mo-; John Hancock, Cincinnati, Ohio; g. W
Baker, Savannah. Ga: John Kraus Washington: W. N
Hailmann. Louisville, XIV, aud Ad. D1uai Newark n
j. which pronounces the opinion that this system OF
education should be connected with every public school
indeed with every school in the country The following
passage OF the report touches the point OF expenses
A.regards the expenses necessary for complee hin
dergaren education in public schools 10 l. important 10
learn from those longest acquainted with its practice
that they more moderate than has been Inferred
That portion OF the toys which VIII last twenty ypara
or more cost beyond 81 per chd for material
which must constantly be replaced 81 IA year per child
will suffice. The furniture OF the very best kind costs
less that of primary schools Of'the best kind The
rent OF room or rooms, or else the interest on
capital invested In them, need only be q trno higher
than that OF "a any SSeS GOOD primary school for
granted 10 primary teachers for above stated
Besdes, ~ pupils at y tlne are the highest nuAoer
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
PREcAUTIoy AGAINST INoCULATIoN

To me Editor OF The TrIOHHe'
SIR: Why not suggest to your readers, VINO
may have any fear OF being bitten by dog Affected Win
the rabies 10 carry in tho vest pocket little case oil
nitrate sver with which 10 cauterze lnsantaneousP
the wound N they should he biteni Nearly all drug
gist- have for physicians use small WOoIeh case hos
much larger than lead pencil and winch can be car
ried quite as conveniently It's cost Is Dul tIIne'
NetC- York. July G, 1874. l. D. IL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

dyidual interested in this subject desire TO Investigate
the matter further the subscriber will be pleased TO
furnish him the means of doing III called upon be
tween the hours OF aud IL o'clock o. M ~ MS place OF
hmstnnsa s os Indicated below w. III. STEELE,
ScriJner. Arnlsrong Co., No. 65i BTdb Neo- -lorK,
Iulvc 4
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
A PRESCRIPTION FROM A FORMER GENERATION.

TO the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: While the subject OF hydrophobia is
exciting much attention, and leading physicians of
America and Europe endeavorng TO discover some
more enicacious method OF treatment, II possible
Trustworthy remedy this dreadful disease 1t has oc
Cured that may be desirable give publicity
to the following fac3s
Prominent citizens of New-Brunswick. N. j.. whose
honesty and integrity beyond question have in
formed the writer that certain Dr. Vanderveer, for
many years practicing physician IN IA small town not
far from the city. possessed nalbe cure for hydro
phOba IL is said that ample and undoubted testimony
be furnished OF cures effected by him in numerous
cases. The remedy he used Is supposed at his DEATH
long since 10 have been made known 10 some of his
family, who now possess the secret
sAg.d Apy VI H. pedicA fraternity or any other in
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
Qedcnfrs.

A LADY TEACHER WANTED for an Acad
- envy Address A. ~ICGlS, Nassau. Rensselaer, Coulty n. Y
4 n experienced principal of public schools
a ENGAGEMENT for Address J. H.
Tribune Ofice. Harlem
4 PRlNCIPAL OF experience III education
u AMI discipline will take charge Of GRADED SCHOOL from
Sep. l. Address PRINCIPAL, Tribune once.
" MER. EDUCATIONAL UNION,p 737
n lway-NASrED his DAY, three TEACHERS, gen
t,mn ard two aies lleihdsisl tor Collegiate Institute. Al
teachers should have the mutual plan fo Introducing
4 COLLEGE GRADUATE having excellent
N testimonials wishes SITUATION, Teacher Of Mathematics
cenc wou teach other branches desret
stces.;ulT the last two years. Address b. H. Liberty
Fans. S4llysu Co.. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
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L GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
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E1pTe.s Tor HarrsAas Pittsburgh West and South with Pail
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FaAsx THOMSON General Manager.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

t0um -ainE June l. ISti
Trains leave Harlem River station Al - = and 9;o % l-''
$3.50. f:4O, 10, ant Gfp 3. 70. ,.. 80.
Receiving passengers steamboats, OF MorFsaua steamboat Co.
Marlrt M III em River Sauoni a. d. . $50 i1
ll:lJa. H. ard 3:lj 8 i:-j md o. m.
For information garcuIsrs posters At 'o ana eI>
Join MOODY Supt y T. DIVISION, Neg iors
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DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANI.-Jhe splen-
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New publications.
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EIITUANASIA
Jnsiructlon.
For Boys and Young Men City.

For Boys and Young Men City.
DEMOVAL.-The CHARLlER lNSIiIdoUI ~. T.
IL for Bors and Young Geaneu Sos ~ ani ~ tl
Twentyourth-st will next September 10 iS ne" 'e
West Hhynuth.sL Central ParS near skthaye ron ri.,
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, founder and Prlnci-,
nal ofbe LOJDOuN SCHOOL. preparatory 70 me ~
virginia and lately organizer sni Principal Of PuNSblo M AZ
pRFPAR ATORY SCHOOL. will open IN september neh ~ ~
Pss 6r.t-class SELECT SCHOOL oiihe p''P
on Of boy Tor College Refers le Faculties Of the ~
named For ercurs and references prominent gebele
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ATEW Jersey MIDLAND KAll.N Al.
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'o''AIu' TRANS LEAVE NEw.YORK AS FOLLOWS;
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SDrrcl sidney. a Walton. M4detogn, aud iD;'rnfla
without change O car hrolgu 20 Osnego.
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warehouse, joining Desinssest Frrg
Wa QUICK DISPATCH aud LON Est kA t5..-...,
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\FW-YORK, NFW-HAyEN And HARl

- FORD r. R-NEW YORK AND NEWHAFEN pIFhloN--
SIMMER Arrangement commencing MAY Is lHl4 Penre' station
In Central Drr0t. entrance o.
TRAM SEw.YHKK.
Trains for NeWIiaven leave a. 7l0 AeeEl : 90 t1l o,
taccn 1000 t.f.J 1900 o. lAccn) l:0D lEE 5J i.hl
22O (Accn 4:3s AMI jJ local EL $40 EH a1i JiLO tAl
For South yorwlt 7:lO s:O5 9:O5 n 1900 m; 100 Wrr
22O 3:lj. 4:3S. 5:lj. $40 6:35. $40 "lO m fo5S-
10 sos g:Oj 1910 ZOO Loo 80 a1 3IJ iELh
s55 ABS 4:i5 5lj 5:io. $3.50. 1920, $40, GlOp
For POt Chester. ll:iU p.
Boston Express sprn-ii Il 500 etd lOa m an1 ~
r via Sboe Line al So 10 ?. The eco 800. 5lS
i-d 3: 10 and stopping ~ Sam0ri So, 1s al 40
a.J 1000 A. m and 3OY $40 and $40 T. m ~ depor ir
sos connects With uains 90 slorg l. - p'i'A m
prieuce ami the Cornecu Valley NarbIoos 10. - s an
. r, connect v shore Line Division Norwich and NeSiayeA
AMI Northampton S,a-lyeu aud the 500 n ADJ pm ~
p for Newport; s:JJ 10 aud u noon trains connect W.
Couacca River surHs sei am 30 90; Tor hoht5e I
connects with Naugatuek T. H. a-l ne 0'N'
g. m > p. Ho-sstol H. r. OF B cepg re ~ :. NJ
Uaa bury and Norwak ar SCUM HohA,
ana 1900. i:5S and J:iO p n win Ne"OaHasA H. Il
a stamford. t-e--.-.r.f4 81. o.ro
IN. via Prov vtonce. ~. r..
Trains. 81, G.-u-.u- 81, Gan, Zen
,rsi bn, ar AT Offices y. !. Transfer Co. 3ii LutSa d1i
Windsor Houe s. y end No Courst BrOoAb' MO N' As'
heckb from residence @ destination