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Ara Court of Probate. holden at Salisbury,

Ara Court of Probate. holden at Salisbury, "A within and for the District of salisbury, on the eth day ot November, A. D., 1874
 Present, Si!as B, Moore, Esq.. Judge. On motion of James Enrign, Req, .Executor on the estate of William J. Pettec. late of salis- bury within said District, deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claime against the came to the Executor, and di- reets that public notice he given Of this order by advertising in Q newspaper published In Salisbury and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Salisbury, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. t$
 Certified from Record
 3w1S ALBERT MOORE, Clerk.
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Berton, called ''The Quickledge Part
ners." Biography is also pretty strong
in this number, there being curious
account of Thomas Muir; a sketch of
Mrs. Mary Somerville, and another OF
the late DIR. John Warren. Of the three
poems, one is a translation by Kew. c.
L. Brooks; one is by the late Joseph NJ.
Field, and the third is an imaginative
and thoughtful picture of the Athenian
"Winged Victory" and its meaning
The:strongest department of the number
is its social science. Under this head
comes a paper on Labor Organization !:
another of Mr.. Quincy's acute papers on
charity tax-exempticn; and more espe-
ciailv an instructive paper on the U. S.
Shipping Law. Under this head also
comes a sensible recommendation, by
Mr.. Hale in the Introduction, that it
should be made the regular business of
the churches to conduct, each in its own
district, the ''out-door poor relief
business. Some of the minor papers in
the Examiner" and ''Record of Pro-
gress'' belong under the same head. Al
together, this is an unusually valuable
number of the magazine. Published by
Boberts Bros, Boston. Per year, $4.OO.
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EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
TIE Hon. John NJ. Francis, late Minis

The Hon. John NJ. Francis, late Minis
ter to Greece, writes to his paper the
Troy Times, about the drinking habits OF
Europe. He says that in France, Italy,
Spain. Germany and Greece. where the
consumption of wine is very great,
there is far less drunkenness than in
Great Baitain and the United States.
His opinion is that the substitution of
mild wine for the whiskey SO generally
drank here would be reformatory
agency in checking intemperance. The
result of his personal observations in
Spain was that wine shops met him at
every turn, but he rarely saw drunken
man. Outside of the English and Am
erican colonists he knew of very little
drunkenness in Paris. In Germany he
witnessed a tremendous flow of lager
but believes the proportion OF confirmed
inebriates there does not equal one TO
twenty of the same class here. In Rus
sia a liquor stronger than our worst
wbiskey is useed with bad results, and
i'm Great Britain the evil somewhat ap-
proaches its extent in the United States.
Glasgow was the most drunken city ne
saw abroad.
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keep, because his animals are worth less
in the spring than they were the previ-
GUS fall. And so the man VINO buys a
lot of badly formed scrub cattle, because
they cost less than good ones, will lose
a heavy percentage, because they will
not ssIay on" flesh as well-bred cattle
would on the same feed: and when
brought to market they will have to be
sold for at least 25 per cent. less per 100
lbs, on account of theii inferior quality
and weight.
If for breeding or milch cows inferior
animals and inferior blood are procured,
the result will be still more disastrous.
Ii we select good cow that will give a
fair quantity of good milk, and of such
form and blood that her calves will be
worth raising, und that can be CONVEX
ted into good carcass of beef when no
longer wanted for breeding or for milk,
we shall have made the most profitable
investment that pertains to legitimate
agriculture while COW, with qualities
the reverse of all these will be the most
Improbable thing that could be selec-
ted. The same observations will apply
to stock breeding in all its branches.
Blood will tell'-if you give it chance
but an Informed animal will usually
seat his head off under the best manage
ment."
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Missouri
SCOTI Co Feb. 18th

SCOTLAND Co., Feb. 14th, 1874.
Your paper of last week was read
with great interest, and seeing that you
wish correspondence from all over the
country, 1 make my first attempt at
newspaper writing by sending you
few local items. Scotlannd Co. is situ-
ated in the northeast part OF Missouri.
The country is being fast settled by
wide-awake, industrious people. Three
good papers are published in Memphis,
the county seat, but none afford as great
variety of news as your excellent
Journal. A railroad runs through the
southern part of the county, which of
course, Is great benefit to the whole
county. Crops of all kinds do we'll here;
winter wheat is looking splendid; corn
is selling at 40 cts. per bushel. The
farmers are looking out to their inter
ests in this county as well as all over the
state. Thirty-two Oranges are in good
working order, and are doing their own
shipping of grain and stock. Any one
going west in search of home cannot
do better than look in Scotland Co. first,
as it is hard to beat. M. W.
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TIE English Consul-General at Zan-
zibar, Mr.. Prideaux, in despatch dat
ed Jan. II, says that the rumors or Or.
Liyingstone's death were confirmed Oh
fan. 3 by letters received from Lieut..
Cameron. the latest of which was sent
from Unyanyembe Oct. p. 1873. The
story of the great travellers decease was
told by his servant Chumah to Lieut..
Cameron. Chumah said that after
marching for some days through an eA-
tremely rnarshy country, in which some
times for three hours at time, the wa
ter stood above the waists OF the traVeI-
lers. the Doctor succumbed to an attaek
of the dysentery, which carried MIN OIL
after an illness of ten or fifteen days.
During this trying journey two OF MS
men died and several deserted Inc re-
mainder, seventy-nine in number, dis-
embowled the corpse and embalmed 1t,
as well as they were able, with sait anu
brandy. On nearing UnyanyemDe,
Chumah, with few others, staroeo
ahead in order to procure supplies, as
the party was nearly starving' anu tle
remainder, with the body, were repofpeo
to be distant from ten to twenty Gays
march from Unyanyembe at the date Oh
Lieut.. Cameron's letter. Ja'id DIN ia
lin. the Arab Governor of Unyanyempe,
saws that Dl. Livingstone died at LoDisa'
further to the eastward than Lieutenent
Cameron supposed. An old resident Oh
Zanzibar, writing home to England
throws discredit on the whole story:
1t is merely an ipse dicit,, and, unless
there is fuller Information at the Consulate 9e
than 1 possess, / think that the iace 70
very doubtful. 1t does seem very cry sscaos accogG
carry a dead body for 500 miles to unyan-
yembe. Where were they to get tine tne san III
and brandy to preserve the body WiIn! ~
SO far as my information goes, tnink the
case is very dubious.
It would he curious if Livingstone
should turn out to be alive after all
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ART DEPARTMENT 1874

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SOURCE OF ANXIETY

the use of fVegitine. Her declining healh was
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PREMIUM FOR 1874.

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Prospectus for 1874 Seventh Yea.
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SEvENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE

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IL on hand all kinds Of
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