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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11

\ California farm has lately been
rented Tor five Years 4. an annual rent
al OF $4,000. The farm consists of
10000 acres. stocked with 1909 head Of
cattle, 100 horses, 80 mules, l.5d0 hogs.
which, With crops. cost the Jesse, the
sun of S-l,2j0: adding rental makes
The transaction foot up Slii.250. This
was only Il ftrin-all arabic land
while taev have sheep ranges i'll that
wonderful country OF 100000 acres.
with flocks of 10000 10 lO0,010 head.
Single farmers beast of crops OF $4,000
to l4e.d0o bushels OF wheat. and some
of enough to load athou>anl-tan ship.
Cattle raising was once u large inter
est. but is going doNn.
Vineyards are attracting more atten-
ton each year. As an insane" of the
scale on which ihc Californian does
Whatever lie I'm l~crta!lc>, there are
vineyards Of $4,000 vircs in bea,inr,
AMI many Of leo acres i'll extent. and
companies which have aeJ acres.
The dairy interest," i also growing in
importance. an ldairvtnen count herds
OF l,'50o cows, with ranches Of l5.o09
acres. AZ an illustration OF the plac-
teal results OF this style of farming,
we quote the following from an Y
change, showing the receipts Of Wheat
in a single day III Stockton:
The streets We're unusually
throngel Yesterday with wheat teams
from the country. As near As we
could ascertain. the number Of teams
which arrived wiki wheat VA 70.
bringing a lizzie w l,I81 tons. The
amour. which arrived hy rail Wis -
car Loads, or SO tun>, ina>ln- 4 grand
total al about Las toaS. SeVen'E-
three wagons were unloade! At the
StocNton Warehouse. a~-gserating
nearly six ton, tu the l0aa-luU tons.
At the Farmers Union Warehouse -
wagons We're uuloalcd-ahuut2 lotonS.
Barney < GO. received about . wauOn
loadS-Il tons. The Gr;tngers Union
unlOadcd II wa-ons-l>5 tons. Six V
al lltlonal wagons. averaging about
three onS each. arrived To different
parties. a-2regatin- l>3 tons; making
4 grand to.ai as above stated Of I,1"-
tons, or $40 by raj and i,l5J tons Ivy
Wagons
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11

ing applied to cotton raising. in this
wise: Corn and cotton were formerly
both planted in drills, and, a great II
pertluity OF seed being used, the pro-
cess of timing both crops to a stand
was 81 wv and tedious. The corn was
usually cut out to > feet in the drill,
rows ) feet apart; the cotton Ia to
feet in the drill, ows & feet apart. Both
corn and cotton can he planted in
"check 1 feet each way. or. 5 by 4,
with perfect succe>s They canthen be
cultivated with the improved farming
implements of the West. The buggy
piow can be u>ei In bo:h crops alike
until the cotton has b~ranched, SO as to
forbid its further use: and then the
sweep-thc only important labor-sav-
ing implement i'll cotton culture, ex-
cept the double scrarcr. used before
the war-can be used until the cultiva-
ton of the crop is iini>hCd-about the
middle of July. The bush-like shape
vi tie CSttoH 50 SiahS tHe -ipuiid tHtt
weeds grow only in the middle Of the
rows. af.er the cotton has attained a
height of two fee: So that Il sweep.
running once i'll a middle would
90 over ten acres a day and keep it
clean. 1t may he readily seen by this
that the u,e Of he same implements
used in culturing corn crops in llli-
noiS. with strong teams. would enable
one man to cultivate Al least twice as
much cotton and corn aS under the
old system. which to-day is far more
imperfect than it was before the war.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11
WHITE PINE rOR ELLIS.

The Democratic Convention in White
Pine county came oil at Hamilton
yesterday. A private dispatch informs
us that the delegates 10 the State Con-
vention were instructed to use all hon
orahle means to secure the nomination
of Col. \. {. Ellis for Governor. We
have no other particulars from tie
convention, further than that an even
ing session was held. and that up to 9
o'clock no action had been taken On
the question Of the District Judgeslip.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11
THE PROFITS Of COTr0N EAls-
ING

\ cotton planter, ard formerly a
Chicago man, writes the Chicago Tn
6ule, from Vicksbury, Miss, urging
Northern and Western men IL engage
in cotton planting. showing as an in
ducement the enormous profits the
business is capable Of yielding when
conducted by Northern men. upon
Northern economy and principles,
with capital of their Own. After re-
citing, for purposes of comparison, the
old methods of storing in use before
tie war. which are nos still moro in
differently perpetua.o1. he gives the
y"-Ilts Of Northern mc'huis of farm
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False t~sc SOnccrni1. the Hcl-
low Fever at Louisiana nnd
Texas,
Ny. .Seni..lN.

New ORLEANS. Sept. 10.
The Treasury department at Wash
ing having given out the report that
yellow fever prevails here and at Gal
weston, Dr. White, President of the
Board of Health. writes TO Secretary
BriS:ow contradicting the report. ard
stating that the city is free from yell
low fever. Health Officer Peel. of
Galveston. says there has no been nor
is there now a single case of yellow
fever. or any disease hearing similar
ily 10 yellow fever. in Galveston dur-
ing the wear 1874. The same i true OF
all guilt ports OF the sac OF Texas.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11

'i'Wo CERTIFICATES or IEHCsIT on
l the Bank O axiom 4 Co.. cue .or $50
and thu 9th II for f-0n. The smallest ch cN
Numbered ), II, and the lerFesi :. u. AT
ar,i . are caatioi,d ~asaiL>t uacotialii, for
mn. g
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Denies the Charges ami Demands n
Eubl: Isearin:-Ths Vile de
Paris EncOuEtrrs n Terrific
<tOrHn-The Vessel In IEH:ninent
Danger For n Time Revolutions
Of Thanks by the Passengers to
the Officers ami Grew.
New loEK. Sop.. 10.

It YORK, !.oD.. 70.
In;.aJ States COMMISSIONS, u.v.,.
port las punished his answer to the
charges made against him by the
ouustl for Tamnanv Hall. and asks
ior Il p'o"hi' ie'''"7 III "9e" couI'
and before the whole community.
The Vile de Paris, whi.h arrived
r..,, pa. ,.a.or1,v o,.,,...,, :,
it"'H - $500 -"
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ca TIES.
FOR

WE ARE AurF0EiZED ANNOUNCE
W ;. II. HENLEY. OF ''a'isadr. rs II eau
dldatc or sheriff .! Eureka Co MY, sablerti 10
the dcvIsioi o. the attic toGnty toa-
~yeutiuu cf said tutEty. s2-tt
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Destructive Fire.

Thos. Laspcvre Commissioner of
Deeds for California TO beside at Eu-
reka, New.
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rarioned Appointed Commits.
SsSHer.
SACRAMENTO, sept. 10.

SACRAMENTO, sept. 10.
Governor Booth to-day larioned
James Nelson. who was tried and CON
viclel in the Sacramento County
Court, during the January term OF
ISL, Of the crime Of arson and burg
larry AMI sentenced To imprisonment in
the State Prison for The term of TWEEN
ty wears. The pardon Of the prisoner
WAS solicited lay the judge by
whom lie wa sentenced and by the
District Attorney who prosecuted him.
Nelson will be discharged from custo-
dy on the condition that he leaves Cali
fornia on or before the lst day OF jan
uary, ls-5.
G"vcrnor Booth +" day appointed
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Nishlraws from She Contest.
AANKToN. Nakota. Sept. Il

iaNota. sep. IT..
DR.. W. \. Hurli.h. i-Monopoly
candidate for Congress. has Withdrawn
from the contest. alleging As q cause
the failure of the Democracy to sup
port him a. he had expected. This
leaves the contest between kiddcr. Re
publican. and Miller, the regular
Democratic nominee.
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DIED.
NLIi IO-D-l !.
NOTICE..

NE3VICn WILL BE HELD At ODD
- Fellows Hall in commein"ra,ion of ho.h
iiashahnah, on liti!,.tA and S,Ait HpAN
IL E.NlNn>. scItrmD.r tlth and l2;h, al u
o'ciocE. ard on Sat irday and Sanday Ut 5
An. Al ira iitts and III public ar lnvit-
cd to attcaG. itv. al. sch yart1 vii! ufiti-
axe. list
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O the ASSEMBLY.

WEBBING TOTlIE SOLICITATIONS OF
/ hi many fri hjs. CAPTAIN JOIN NJ.
FOLEY has consent. ii to become a caudi-
date for the Assembly, sabJcct to the deer
sion ot the nelnociatic-libeIal Convention.
Seltemirr itl, 1871. 81
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
IA selves indebted TO me SIXTY DAYS or
more will please call a-onni and settle be-
fore ordering anything more.
HIRAM JOHNSON.
r"tst,, SGT. II. ~. nj
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Pres, GaSSer Poland FOrced from
the Field-HensOns fOr Doing
RrrLANr, VI, Sept. 10.

EIiLA L, sept. ~.
Judge Poland publi>Iie, a letter in
the Rutland TerQid, this morning,
Withdrawing hi, name from the Con-
gycs-ioHal confe~L in the second Dis
trIct. He states 1T some length the
causes which have led 10 his defeat,
and SAYS thai if he had known certain
~ that Dcui>on had entered to lie 4
cand:d&.c. h should have withdrawn
his name before tie convention. but a
the convention vas fairly conducted
aud le received nearly d unanimous
npmilla.ion, he supposed the ontest
wa- ended. He denies empiIaticaily
the uae Of improper influence 10 secure
an election, and says his course upon
matters .tigmatizing h.m ~ "a salary
grahher. credit mohilIer w~litewasher
and pres, .a@ger. will bear the closest
scrutiny. and he has no desire to
change l.. lie refers to his lal0ri0u>
in congress. AMI says tina, if he
could believe that the disfric: had lost
conf leace in his integrity it would
give him great pain. lie expressed
his gratitude for the loitg continued
favor and confidence exhibited by the
peoi.ie Of the district. If that conf
NJ '11s' 81. he ha~ the con-
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Joe Murphy Republican Primn.
CARSON CITY. New, Sept.

CARSON CITY, New, Sept. 10.
Joe Murphy opened at thetheaterto-
night in ..IIelp" To a crowded house.
The Republican prinnai res take place
tomorrow and promise 10 he very ex-
.tff,,t-
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SHASTA. Cal, Sept. 10.
From the Weaverville stage driver
we learn that a fire broke out at that
place at an early hour this morning.
II originated in Chinatown, which is
situated on the west side of Main
street, about the center of the town.
The fire spread very rapidly and in
few minutes had totally destroyed ten
or twelve buildings, mostly occupied
lv Chinese merchants. The wholetown
narrowly escaped destruction. Loss,
10000; no insurance.
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Subscription fos Stock.

Ten thousand five handrcd ($lO,jool dol.
lars If the stock have already beer ,ake,.
and the books are now Open to the public Ter
S.bSeIil ton Tor the remainder, to wit: 50. IGl
a thu Law O.ico Of iii.ihouse X Davenport.
i'ylanI's Bai'ding, liateman street, uYo. tas
following terms:
Twenty t20i pcr cent. OF tho ssbscrirt;,,
will be "elrired ut the time of subscrlbins.
and twenty 20 per cent. every thirty "a
days thereafter "ntil the sane il PAID up.
iiy ordcr OF the iio.ld of Irl.toos.
WV. Ai.ltiNGlON, President,
VII DAVENPORT, Secretary.
Eureka, New. July :. 1871. i,y-.d
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MARRIED.
BORN.

In Silver City, sept. :, Joseph Balhank to
Miss iouisa Ali II.
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Fer State GIincTalogist.

NNEANE AlTUoHIZiDT ANNOUNCE
w General a. Caawalaior. # " Litc | inc,
Is IA caniidatc for state A.in"la'cgiSt. sub
Jrrt 10 the d. ci>iun U. the l,enub.i,an Statc
GuuvcIton. atlt-td
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FOR ASSESSOR.

At THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
~ III nds, JAllr.S (. iuN ELL announces
liiu>2li ~ a candidate lor TN otijae 81 isse.-
sur .; hulcNa CUJIty, IL. Get to The Decision
ut tho ncHucl a,ic tuESeI.uon. sIl-.de
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Ark Democratic Convention
The New Constitution Endorsed
- Elisha BaNtcr Unanimously
Nominated for Governor.

IirliE Notk, Mn. sep. Nv.
The Democratic State Convention
organized last evening. and. roasem-
bling this morning, adopted resolu-
lions indor>iug the constitution just
framed by the Constitutional Conven-
ton, and appealing to the people of
the state TO sustain it aud secure the
equality of all men before the law.
honesty and ca ability in the admins
tralion OF every public trust. and the
speedy punishment of public crime.
The convention then nominated Elisha
Baxter Tor Governor, by a vote OF 81
to t. for all the other candidate. a
committee was AZ lointed to inform
him of his nomination and returned
with a written message. that while he
Endorsed the convention and its plat
form, he deemed it hest for the interest
of the State to decline the nomination.
Thcreupon, great excitement resulted.
and those who II first opposed him
cIlangetl their votes to him, and the
nomination was made unanimous
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FOR SAElET

4 House. CONTAINING TWO f.-A.
~ rooms and Il liieh m. situated on l
The hill at! mean the sciioo !-ho...c. ARA
good hafgain is offered. for particular, ar
tiy to MIS-. LEAL.
nEg-1-2w
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Ecr The Assembly,

NE Ale .AuTIlotIHED 10 An
W nounc, ;'iiILII2 SPLAIN a cana,-
date hc:0ro tn Democratic lib"rai uHMty
toAv1ntiun .or tha noniaatiun ior .isSeilbiy-
NAN. sli-ti
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FOR STh1E EiHEnAL0G!ST.

.SANY FRIENDS OF JOHN A.. r0RfEN,
~ oil i.urcca #iinuunct inn MS ii caid!-
date for :statr %lnefaiuGi.t II Ii 'e!saiaE
election. sIbj Get to tn decision oil the IeEC-
cratic ..iGtlai Convention. au-H
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In t;oid Hill. Sept. 5. to the vie Of Alex.
Mitchell. a daughter.
in silver City, SEPT, to the wife Of u. {.
.Mci.ain, y son.
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ISOLATION of believing that its with
drawal has not been meri.ed by any
act or omission OF his.
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SoGiCfEs
NOTICE.
DIR. =. WLxLIATGS,

DHiSiCiAN AND sIiGEON. Oi FICE
on ,"..th Mnin street. f.urcI n, Nevada.
NO d.ors above til, / gFkcr House. sa!-ap
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31
g55;chemfliche Sllinois @Sfaafs-Bcifaearg.

lie6en, lnb 10 i9lG8t man ii1 burb, 70
Iauge es eben gebt. SeI6ft iDenn oaS
QubliflRn etnen 8reisalfi0lag pnu Is
BroSe!t 5ugeftGuDe 10 tDilrOe oieIeS
0pfer ben perrottcten 3uItanoen tt0t
abGeLfelt.
2tuf etn gnteS 8ier barf Berlin fi6
oe5Dalb noO alf lange 3ett DinauS rt6t
gefaBt MAIDEN. G5 iOcint lllr 5!pet NuSz
iDege 81 ge5eu. gltiueoer Die gciGl1nten
Berltner Graucreicn geDen 8leite uno
fomr1e1 Damn iDieber 5u m1Btgeu Breiz
fen 1T NriDntDGnoe : bteler BroseB
bilrfte it'd aber NIT ieDr Iangiam Dol1
5te9en. Deer, bte 8erliner erfl6ren ibz
reil Nctieltbraltereien often Den Irieg nto
befDr0ern baDnr6 Die Nnl0ge cineS 5tra11
3eS bon 1leuen BriDatbr0uereicn rings
lln BERTH, iDelde ben Nttie10rauereten
Den @arolt5 mad9en. Wfit bcrr Tau Der
Gteuergren5e OH |. Sanlar 1875 tpdrs
DleIe WtDglt0fett gegeDen; Denl Der Ser
felr 8erltn'S nit Der 4lubeniueit tuiro
bon bn ab cit bDllitdn0ig lingebtueerter.
9aS I0linnnllte 8erDitt bat neult1 unler
beriiDNter, geri1tli0er G0emifer 0r.
GomlenIdetn ilber Da5 Beyliuer 8ter 9ez
tGllG, trDB0en CT aus 9titetIi0teu ieil1em
lIrtDetl lcDe GG3drfe ueDmen fpoute. Der
Nereir Der Berlinsr 0alttpirt6e bate
nGltItd) NIT piefern Tomp Ian0efiinDtgt,
Dab CT Dur0 Dr. Sonueni6eju pie 8erz
liner 8iere ber 9tei0e na0 0emtl@ ana
lplircn laiicl iUerbe. 3nna@it inter
ioorf Or. SonneniOein 5tDei 8ierc oer
llnteriu0u1g ulo ocrfiitbete ser aus 400
G0pfen befteDenosn 8~eriannlnng BON
Sutereiirntcn, DOr iuclGer CT 9te0enldaft
itbcr l~eilen Gefuno le9te: Die bctoen
8iers entbielteu feline 6dbltaen
2citauot0eife. - uebfr Die niiB(i0en Se@
naubt6tile fNlpie9 ser berilDnte G0enIiz
fer iDDDlpei9Ii0. ltuo bur0 0ieieS
S0ipei9cn lprab CT hcm 8ertiler Yicre
iein &ooe5urtDriI. g8enn Ser S0napS
benz Niere ietn mjiDiaM eroberteS Ser
rain iDieoer frreitig at madcn b%egitltt,
bann tragel1 Die Ncrliner Afticnbrauez
reiet Die SdNto. lin bteIcm eineu l0ta7
geuoen 8eiipiel 05er mag mott Ie0elt,
ipa5 IS init ocm 0cre0e auf ft0 bat, oab
Die Qttiengrinbuugsr bcr iiilt9iten Belt
bent Gulturs 6prtiOritt Dienten. Sn Der
8icrfrG8e iino ie auf bent beItea Wege,
Gle Gultur 5uriiG5ulGrallbelt.
SoDanne5 $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-31

lt1 5t ebner, fTe poBtcn Diellne6r tire
GenlpeL ltnO 6aIlen Dteiern 8o6en NIB
Ser Sage an. Die cine ser 0orballen
bes Grcht0eton tiegt poll 20 SUB nic=
briger ais Die nn6ere, Ser SETS ieuft fb
BORT i'll 06I0iliiger &erraiie tGl 6indb,
aber grade DIeIer llnlitano i6etnt III ieia
net munbcr6aren 8tnlBullg Die reissll0c
QnrnutD rnb !0eiterfejt be5 GempetS be-
6ilt9t 3u ba0ei.
WaS Gil feinen OctQit8, ait TrieSz
ftitden, @eiimlen, 9edplattcu uno Gaz
pitGten bier unt6erliegt, mas an Sclfp7
tirelt III Den etu5elIleu 0aQsn un0 all ben
WIloeu le0tt, Da5 lpitrDe Elm grnBe5
0tttieum nit W~teilteriperfet fiileu f0nz
men. 0ie feline Glupftnoung, Die Ora5ie
lulD &iebli0feit, tpeLde ale Dieie OeitaL5
tltllgel aoeIt, 0a3 gebe1, bn5 lie beIeeLt,
ii6et ouf ben frent0elr, fritiI0en- nor
bi{0en Nei0alter beute nod bieIel6e
28irfuuG ipte ouf on5 8olf, lDel0es otele
6errti0teitcn 9eihaifet. Wan miro
Better, ir6Dlt9, glitdielig 1lnter 6ieIen
SO0pFnugen, 0encu atau iofort anfilDlt,
DAB utcDt Grunflie6e, 1li6t rafftlirter
2uru5, ni0t eiu inperdtoril6c5 Wta0tz
mort tie gel1affen ooer 5uianntengee
i0leppt bat, oGB iic Dielmebr %cntitnnpc1
fin0 ais fitnltlcrtihe OcFitDl8Guberungelr
zines frcier, gliidliNen Nolf5, els fcine
f00niteu uuO OQQe10ctlten &e6euSres
Glngell.
lllo toeltll iDir at5ru5sn W2ltn bon
benz mdOtigcn GtnOrud 0itlcr NOD i'll
loren 5riimmern 10 uutpergleidj(i6 10oz
nen 8ett, 10 le5elt tDir Inns Guf eile Der
Wtarlnoritlfcn llo erla6cu lll5 an eil1enl
Nlif iii bic Weite. 0ie Qttil0e GGene
sit ~llltieren T!iBen. Die ieBt grade in iDren
lie6li0iteu 6riiDtingsi0muf prangt,
ienft ii0 bon oen umra0ntenbcn Wcbirz
gen Dtlla6 5l Dem mdleril0 getDctlten
3foilia8S0olfc pon Ygaleron nno gis
rdu5. 3tin85nm tteigt III Qaraftcriittl0
in0ipioualtiIrtcn Uormcn Da5 @ebtrge
aus DEM tteTblauen Oteere altf. 0a5
bo06eriibmtc S0lami5, gel6, faDL NIB
le5gaft III e~in5elle TetSgrUppcn ge8lics
bert, 5ltr 9te0ten; iGrlft IND eDel Die
SergItnteil Der DunfeGbetual0eten 1egIna
ipeiter iitpli0 lito llber bieie SnIetn emf
por 9eDen iit) bier Die 0sbirge be5 8eloz
ponneS, bert Der 3iitfelG ber Weraneia,
beS God)geipelltcn &ttDGr0n. Ntt5 Der
Slt9mu5liGe berDor ldDult 0er &egel bon
gtfrDtorfntb un0 barber ba3 6reite
S0uceFetD oct 1Dlene. so Iie9t i'll be-
3auberuoen 6atbeta uto 2iticuipiele
g0n5 @cie0enlanO sit Den UitBet Der
Aftopo!i5, penn f%ctlere, uuDetanltere
S0ueeipiBelr blideu berein ij6cr ben
&raa3 pte1cr Serge, SpiBen, 3u bereu
UiiBen 2trgo5, DeIpDi, &Deben liegen.
ltl0 Diele5 4}anOtanta it0er We6trge uio
GbItey, iIber SIicLu uno Wteer ltDrt lIidt
hfr afriInff, lNOhprur 2tn 6ppfutrG rhtint
feineriei o%Afortnglide 0taffage. Bte
iDir o0en auf ocr 4Itropolt5 ln5 nngs>
it0rt mittcn i'll Der 0nt,fen Melt fiiDlen
f0nneu, 10 fGit oud) Der Nieoerb(jG bon
oen BropplQenitufeu 5und0it ulr ouf
Den Uelien oe5 %lrtopaB nit DEM lDi(Oen
OeDure BON StetnDt0den, welt9e9 ben
Guunentoen 0eDciiigt iDar ltnO ouf ben
eDlen GDtieu5tempet, Der ultten BON Ell
ner breiten Boritufe DeS 8urgfeIlen3 Die
ualgebun9 beDerrl0t.
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times and learn her kindly lessons.
One time she went on a visit to
Gemany-and staid, Shebade the
thoughtful German lay down his
pipe and book and listen-and he
did. His blue eye kindled when he
saw her standing with her basket of
blessings asking him to help unload
them. Thus in grand old Germa-
ny, the land of Goethe, Schiller a d
Jean Paul, the work goes on.
From Saxony aid Belgium and icy
Holland we hear her footstep; and
up under the cold glaciers Of Switz-
erland she carries her banner, bear
ing the warm words of FRIENDSHIP,
LOVE ana truth.
Let, then, the ffty-ftth annlyer-
sary be gala-day while we mingle
together to strengthen social ties,
and weave around warm hearts the
triple cord of Friendship closer yet.
From this anniversary let her go
forth refreshed on her mission Of
love, an angel of sympathy, to di-
vide the sorrows and double the
joys of life.
As she goes forth again in queenly
beauty, bearing the torch Of Hope,
we bid her good cheer in her glori-
Gus mission ; and she replies, with
smiling face and voice as gentle as
Charity;
Iwill go forth moEg men, not mailed in
scorn,
But with the armor of pure intent.
Great duties are before me and great songs;
And whether crowned or crownless when
fall,
1t matters not 50 as my work is done.
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SYNCHRoNoLoGIcAL CHART
Mr.. S. G. Adams exhibited to us
one of these maps or charts on
Monday. 1t is twenty-five feet in
length, and contains a full and COM
plete history of the world. 1t is
unique, picturesque, valuable.
Every student, professional lnan,
man of letters, should have one.
In no other shape can SO much
valuable information be obtained
80 cheaply. The first addition Of
1000 copies will soon be exhausted,
and those wishing copies should
apply at once.
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FINE rHuRcH.-Ihe memers Of
the Methodist Church South have
about completed their new church
edifce st Tangent, in this county.
The building is Of rustic finish, S2x
4S feet, we believe. It has lofty
steeple, the top Of the spire being
some eighty feet from the ground.
The building will cost in the neigh
borhood Of $500, and is . credit
to the society.
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Death
AT the Midday,
How !?
BY calling on
R. C. HILL a. son,

with prescription, where yOu can have
II compounded BY one experienced in that
particular line. Also, constantly on hand
a good assortment Of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stuffs, tFusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated Unk Weed Remedy,
Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; DF. d. Jayne
q sOns' medicines, etc.
SpencsNs Positive and Negative Powders
kept in stock. AlsO agents Tor the +
Houac Rhuttle Sewing Machine,
One Of the most useful pieces Of household
furniture extant, Call and examine.
R. G. HILL 3 SON,
Albany, June u. Tl-40vs
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CONFESSIONS OF An INVALID.

n y q q FFs FF3ENE p " Nsa7f ?
Published as warming and for the ben
eftc Young Men and others who suffer
from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF
MANHOOD, etc, pointing out the means
of self.cure. Written by Nathaniel May
fair, Esq, who cured himself aifer under
going considerable quackery, and mailed
free on receiving a postpaid directed en-
yelOpe, by the publisher,
DIR. JOHN M. DAGNALL,
25m3 II ClintOn-St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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EXCITEMENT. - The arrest Of
Lorentz, the comb maker, on Mon
day, created great excitement on
First and Ferry street, on Monday.
Lorentz's whole family (wite and
five children), accompanied him to
jail, declaring they would not be
separated from him. It was indeed
an effecting sight. lie was arrested
for disOEderly conduct, we believe.
PERsoNAL.-Rev. Mr. McCain
gave as . friendly call on Tuesday.
Wm, Talley talks Of going into
billiards At Salem