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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-04
HINTS ABOUT WORK.

Field labor can hardly lie subject 20 the
same rules as indoor work. The more
quickly the crops can be harvested aud
housed. the safer they will be. Extra
hours can scarcely be avoided when tho
rush OF work comes, and reasonable men
will not object to it it the work is fairly
compensated. In many years Of farm work
We have always flushed up at four o'clock
on Saturdays. and never worked on Sun.
day, yet never lost pound Of hay Or ot
grain py observing these rules.
Bathing is not only great prescryatiye
of the health, but il promotes comfort. Ii
there is no convenient shed or out building
where tub Of water can be used for this
purpose every evening, arrange portion
Of the barn Tor bathing. Take washtub
with two or three pals OF cold water, i
large sponge or piece Of flannel. aud piece
Of CASTLE soap. Dash few spongefuls of
water over the whole body. then wash with
soap and water, rinse off, and rub dry with
coarse towel. This isa part ofthe daily
training Of tie professional athlete. rs il
hardens the muscles, induces healthful and
not debilitatiug perspiration. aud s,und
restful sleep. Induce the hired men o
battle every night; they will work all the
better.
lorses should have every attention that
can ease their labor. Ii is not humane 10
20 turn horse that hus worked all day IN
the reaper, into poor pasture TO pick bis
feed during the whole night. Or lie and rest
with halfflled stomach. Ii horses ale
turned out at night, they should irst De
well fed. Wash the legs. with carbolic
soap s1ds. Give drink frequently. Frest
cold water from the well il highly injurious !:
the water should be as warm Us the air,
aud handful Of finely ground meal should
be stirred IN each drink.
Cows will need soGe sueulend feed.
The trimmings and suckers from the corn
field will supply this. Let boy take
wbeelbarrow along few rows, and gather
. mess Of fodder avery afternoon.
The fly which produces the grub in the
head will trouble the fOok. The sheep.
when that is present, will run with their
heads to the grOuae. and stamp with the
fore feet. Rub some pine tar on their noses
and keep it fresh aud sticky. Tar i good
tonic, and helps sheep 70 resist other para
sites. Keep them out Of low vet pastures
which produce ..rot. Milk the ndders OF
ewes which have lost their lambs. See tina,
the lambs have fresh tender pasture. Rough
ness will not do for lambs.
Clover and orchard grass ought to have
been cut before this. II not cut, lose no
time in doing Il; every dayss delay greatly
reduces the value Of the bay. Timothy
should not 60 past full blossom, unless 10
be left for seed. Red.top may be cut
last Of ell, II there are few loads of
fne manure On hand, they will be ofgreat
use upon the freshly mown meadows.
Agrieultmist.
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7HE RROlrN CoTznN GLN c0.

Manufacturers OF Cotton Gins. Cotton Gin Fe,
dcrs, Gondensers aud cotton Gm Materials ii
ever! description. our Gins have been in ne
thirty yeaFs, and have IN established reputation
Tor simplicity. lighi-flHning. durability. ana for
quality and quantity 81 lint produced Onr
Feeder 1 easily attached % the Gin. AMI easily
operated by any hand Of ordinary intelligence.
they are the Simplest and cheapest Feeder IN the
market and feed with more regularity than i
possible ~ hand. increasing tile nntturn aud
glNiii. CLEANER and better sample. AT al Fair,
where exhibited and ~ Planters hayina them IN
lise. they have be u accorded the highest pnro.
hllin., Oar CondcnSer- are well made. durable
aha simple ~ construction, aud do what il re-
piiir,'l q them rapidly and well. No additional
power = required IL drive the Feeder ~ Con
lensef. aud no Tin House + complete without
theln.. We IRE prepared 10 warrant. IL any rea-
s9able extent, perfect Subtraction 20 every p,Ir-
chaser Cirenla-.. prices and full inEornlitian
furnished. Address a. above. or aynly to LAWS
e HANES. Lexington. n. q.
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The Town ~ iIliIslnro, = neat well bull
teliage ofg rVpIns with IRE places. kiiclrn,
,sefyaHis iiotIsr. stables. uardci and Welt w,
ne'llh end high gradr 0fsehoo make thi. mol
nsesiralnc lorailoh ~ person DESTROYS Of cdncT'
ing soI's or daughters.
Nov. i a.
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HOW TO KNOW THE AGE OF A
HORSE.

The colt Is born With twelve grinders
When four front teeth have made their a..
pearanee. the colt istwelye days old anu
When the next four come forth, il is foul
weeks old. When tie corner teeth appear,
the colt is eight months old. aud when tie
latter have attained tie height Of the front
teeth, il Is one year old.
The txo year old colt las Tie kernel
be dark substance IN the middle 81 liz
tvylhs eroHn--groand ept II all tie front
teeth
N tie third rear the middle front teeth
are bcipg shifted. and when three year.
cd thczsare. substituted Cor the hOrse teeth
Tbenext four tegfh arc shifted III tbe iourtf,
year. aud the corDeg teeth il The 9TH.
AZ six years tiis korrel = yorl ont n
the middle front teeth aud the bride teeth
have nov stt.iued 70 their full growth.
Al seven years i look has bccn formed
BY the corner teeth Of the j1w; the kernel
VI The teeth next Il The middle front i
worn ont, and The bride teeth begis q
wear of.
Al eight years 81 age. ;he kennel i worn
out Of 81 tie lower front teeth aud upper
fronts.
10 the ninth year The kernel hss Wholly
disappeared from the upper middle front
teeth, the hook on the corner logth has IN.
creased 10 size, as the bride teeth lose
their point
10 the tenth year The kerne. has worn
ont Of the teeth next 70 the middle front
81 the upper jaw; aud 10 toe eleventh
year The kernel has entirely vanished from
the corner teeth q lbe same jaw.
Attwslve years old tie crown Of eli lie
front teeth in toe lower jaw have become
Triangular. and Tie bride teeth are much
worn down. As the horse advances 10 age.
ths guns shrink away from lie teeth. which
consequently receive long narrow sppcs.
rance. and their kernels have been met
smorphosed, into dgrkish Joint, gray
hairs increase ID the fore. bead. OVER ibe
shia ssuses tbs form o. an eagle.
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PREMIUM For 1875.

iiii portrait, ~ oil rplors, of the -uae noble d..
Whose picture il former issue attracted % much
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a, tHsA BlATCIlLEY,S
kH Improved Ctict MBER
mi Il ~ WOOD PUMP Is the ac.
~ - { knowletlged STANDARD
9Mls Nt, ~ OF the market, by popular
al NsEa verdict. the best pump Tor
ssrZk2 he least money. Attention l. invited
@sNfX % Blatrhley'S Improved }rylrket. the
- && Drop Check Valve. which can lie with.
3% drawn without disturbing the Joints,
S HM and the copper chamber which never
vfEtyf'T rrarks. scales or rIists and win last u
k<z~H33 life time. For sale by Dealers and the
trau. generally. In order to be sire that YOU
get Blatchley's Pump, he careful and see that ii
has my trade mark rs above. lf YOU 10 not
know.where to buy, descriptive circulars. togcth.
er with the llame and address OF the agent near.
est YOU. will be promptly furnished by address
in. with stamp.
-CHAS. &. LAGIILEY. Manufacturer,
SOC Commerce St. Philadelphia, Pa,
feb IL.
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81, MAYS SCV0OL. Poieioh ~

81, .HdRY7S SCHOOL, Raleiqh. ~ q
THE Sixty.Seypnth term Of This school vri,I
Il open on the "a &c September aud continue
twenty weeks. u Il sehani 81 the church
when seeks ior IT, pupils .first. the Kingdom 81
ii1l ana lis Righteousness The Rishop an,l
Assistant bishop are visitors Of the school. n i
no. ansy one 81 the oldest schools III the south.
butt sgnp ~ the most THOROUGH. anJ. si,,s..
ing ~ advantages. one % flle t,a.t pypan.i,e
For circular containing full particulars I,uly ~
The Rector, REV. ALDEIsf SMEDEs. ii. ii,
Raleigh. Nc.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06
NoTIoG TO

mi UNDERSIGNED, HAS THIS DAY
i commenced an action In the District Cour
If Inc FIrst Judicial District In and Tor ths
sc,Ins ais piaintif, and the Segregated 0oh
mn Mining Company 10 defendant. which &C
,,an M broueht to enforce Q lien IN favor o.
srsirtIR . q the hoIsting works AID land ano
lining claim situated 10 the Gold liin nlnina
nistrict. county of storey. State OF Nevada, ds.
srrbed a. foliows: That certain iand ann
Si.ise cixin known - the mining calm o.
~ SSsrcsatod Gold Hill Mining Company: %.
Tnninrsf . stake In Gold Hill AFORESAID non
Which stake the northwest corner OF tns PUG
ipr oysf the Mcclellan shan besrs s.isH Z :
n dssr.es w, eight hundred Ceoo) feet 70 the
cotrrcn Al n dusfts lode claimed b. the Jewstt
Sining COMPANY; thence n. - deEfsec v. Two
hnndrsd (3oD feet % the northern limit OF ne
s,siS an thS said Jewett Company. together
lin the holpting works. hercditaments ano
~ fi.ited Sistss. indf e claimed under and By
sis,.s m he Act Of the Legislature OF the stale
osNsvsds. sntitled, "As Aagto secure iens 70
mcsssnier and other, and To repeaiail otnsf
Acts 10 relation therrto," approves AAfen =
eoGc~. therefore. an pe.sons holdinS 9, claim
Il M Iet. err hsrshy hesined 70 be AID
snnssr before said Court o. wcdnesday, ne
WSs, Xsspssmbsn a. D.lsIk atio o'csosk
49, ne ANY being Q day OF the regular !nss
tsrm'E.p 1878, OF said Court; and = exnip'1
Ii. n. CARRlck. PAintin.
p n n. rAYLoa, Attorney Tor riainuh.
virrinis. Nev., July ~. fs16. N0d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06
Bulletin -vlsdlouvsasss. ,

A leading editorial in yesterdays B,d-
lib, contains this statement: ..llu
1--WE are now authorized BY Dc. Mills
10 say that the late President did, with
out the knowledge Of the Dirsctog use
privately from three TO four millions oil
the banks resources. which amount re-
mains unpaid. This was the OF
tho recent failure. Probably elsewhere
this would be set down II q dsfalcation.
We are also authorized by the same au-
thority TO say that there was an ovsris'
sue OF stock. which overissue has now
been provided for. The particular use
which was made Of this large sum Of
money Il IL not nov our duty to men,
ton. When these discoveries were
made the connection Of the late Presi'
Dent with the institution was at once
severed. Between three and four mil
lions Of money had gone out Of the
bank without the knowledge Of q single
Director"
And we are now authorized by Mr.,
Sharon to state that there has been nc
over issue OF the stock Of tho bank.
Gen. Dodge says TINT no believes that
tho B,Lkfia's assertion that ID. D. Mills
ever authorized any such statement as
that quoted above Is q lie. Mr.. Sharon
further says that the bank will not lose
one dollar by Mr.. Ralston. These ara
the simple facts. and we give them In ~
few words ~ possible.
Still further 10 show the deep design
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06
TLArE T~EttsRAMs.
Ssr.aIa.sis p.ei.

81. Lou, Seq. l.-Major John n.
Edwards, enc Of the editors OF the St.
Louis Times. and Colonel Emery 3. fos-
ter. editor Of the Evening Journal. left
here Last night for Winnsbago county,
Illinois, To light q dael. The affair has
been kept very private. no n ontside
Of the parties directly interested know-
ing anything about u until this alter
noon, when It got on the street and be-
came The subject Of much comment
Dispatches announcing the sssult have
been expected every minute since IL
O'Clock; bat at this wnting-6 p. ~
nothing has been received.
dispatoh 10 tho TINES from nieni-
bers Of the Edwardsvills party says;
The duel took place at 5 o'clock thi.
afternoon, at q point Ave miles north Of
Rockford, winnebago county. One
shot was exchanged, both firing line
shots, but too high. Major Edwards de-
manded Q second shot. but rs, under
the agreement, II could not be unless
demanded by both. and a. Colonel Fos-
ter considered he had given ~ The Salts
faction required, he declined the DE-
mand, and the matter was settled. The
weapons were Colts navy re%volvers' at
twenty PAGES.
TIE Insurrsesisaists Discharges.
ArousrA.t ~Ssptsmbsr 4.-Ths Grand
| Jury OF Washington county. before
whom the alleged insurrectionists have
bsen ON trial, discharged the remaining
prisoners to-day. and commended their
counsel for the faithful performance Of
their duty. Judge Johnson then AZ
dressed the Grand Jury and citizens, A.
vising the latter TO acquiesce In the W
cision Of the jury. and commencing the
people for the conservative and law
abiding course which they had pursued.
riiu The Ysss nail Train.
WASHINGTON. September The Post
Office Department has perfected orange
ments for a fast mail train from New
York, Philadslphia. Boston and Bal
timore. via Pittsburg. to Chicago, st.
Louis, Cincinnati and all points In the
Southwest. This train will commences
ruaning Monday. ssptsmber 18th, ovsl
the Pennsylvania Railroad and its con.
nections, making extraordinary fast
time, 90 rs To fully accommodate the
immense postal Of the cities designated.
a. well as q limited number Of through
passengers. The schedule OF tho traiu
time will Be arranged and announced IN
o few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06

---~--
NAPIRR HILL AND MINING
IL Company Location Of principal place oi
businosA, San Francipeo. Caln0rnis.l AZ
Location Of works, Goh nm. Storey county,
Notice Il hereby given that at a meeting Of
the Board Of Director. held on tho 9Th day Of
September. 1878, an assessment. mo. 10 OF
Pity Osnts (t0c) per sharo vas levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, rAyable i'm.
msdlatsly In United states gold coin. 20 the
Secretary. a. the ONCE OF the company, Room
10. l~iayward's BuiidinT,. No <is California
street, Han Francirco. California.
kny stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF Oetobcr. 1878.
will he delinquent and advertised Tor sale at
public auction. and nniess payment .. made be.
lore, will he sold On TUESDAY, the 7sih day Of
october. 1873. TO pay the Delinquent a-se.s,
meat, together with cost Of advertising ana
expenses OF sAic.
By order o fihe Hoard Of Directors.
W. Y. DEAN, Secretary.
"a Oncs-Room 10. l~iaywani'e Bullding. No.
40 CaliSbnlIs street, Nan Fnnciseo, Cal.
iiornia. &c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06
humboldt Items.
IRON the silver STATE. September a

nj H| Do L"MML .."-
Last night. worthington. the emf.
grant arrested for shooting his partner
on the train, was taken by officer Pryor
70 II. s. BonniHsld's. A crowd gath.
cred on the sidewalk IN front Of ..s
house, and the weight was so great tAp.
the planks. which were three or four
feet above the ground. gave way, and
several feet Of the sidewalk went down
with . crash. Fortunately no one was
injured by the break. A lamp was
hung up in front Of the door to warn
pedestrians OF the danger. and light
them over the gap. 1EIW -
That fortunate individual known M
Lucky Baldwin," bat whose real
name. we are informed by persons who
are acquainted with him, IN Z. q.
SpauldinR. passed hers yesterday going
West. He has something over . mil.
lion dollars In the Bank OF California,
but does mot appear to have any fears
that be will loss Il. Ho was notified BY
telegraph TO como 10 San Francisco,
where his presence Is desirable at this
time.
George Gilmore, Sheriff OF Eureka
county. passed here on yesterdays train
with two convicts and a lunatic. Tie
former he Is taking to Carson, one
being sentenced 10 the State Prison for
two years and the other for ten, and the
insane man IN being taken 70 the Nevada
Asyfum ct Woodbridge, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06

CrLEsRArroS.-Ths prolonged blow
ing Of The Raymond 4 Ely whistle Last
evening about G O'Clock. caused at first
. general alarm and fear that the works
we're on IRE. The fro companies sound
cd the alarm and turned out, bat were
soon turned back. BY word that Il vas
TO celsorste The nsvs Of the resunption
Of the Bank Of California that the whis-
Ito was blown. Giant powder was er.
plodsd. and the salutss were kept up
for . long time. A general feeling OF
pleasure seemed TO prevail throughout
the community at the reception Of The
nsws.-PioeAs Record. Sept. Ii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06
InrEnIAL sILvEE aISIN

IMPERIAL slL WEE MINING
Ocnpany--Locafioa Of phncipsl plate u
buaSsss. Ban P~ncisco. Callf0rnis.N N
Location Of works, Gold mn, storey county,
NcvsdA.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held 90 the 9Th day al
September, 1878. an assessment mo. 49, ol
Ono Dollar Cti.m per thar. VISA levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay.
able Immediately In United states gold coin, Ia
the Secretary. At the once Of the company,
Room 10 Ilayward's Building. No. 41y Cali.
fornia street. ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the s,h day OF October. lsT5,
will he delinquent and Advertised for rale 81
publlc auction. and unlers payment 10 made
before, viii DO sold on THURSDAY. the 18th
day Of October. 1873, TO pay the delinquent as
scsament, together with costs OF advsrtisinR
and expenses Of aak. r tiasfNrN tIN
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
W. X. DEAN, Secretary.
Oniea-Room No. 10, llayward's Building,
No. tfa California street, San Francisco. Gall
fornla. Std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06

viii NEE, all his liabilities sisA two nj.
lion dollars surplus for u. family. The
Bulein II trying to avestths MAJ meet
ing Of friends Of Ralsfon. advertised fos
Wednesday night. z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06

We are informed by reliable authority
that both the Prussian and Prussisn
South companies have during The bust
week developed some wonderfully rich
pay chinnsys OF ors.-Bed@oal Coaria.
Sept, ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06

An EoosHoIsrrNo Runaway sts r
day while Stubs. tho driver Of s.nts'
Express, plying between Austin ard
Ellsworth. stepped into q house 10 gel q
drink Of buttsrmilk. n couple Of do N
got into q fght and scared the mnksan g.
attached 10 the express. ana they broke
into Q keen run. The wagon was loaded
with eggs, which had been gathered at
the ranches along Reese river for trans.
portahon 10 this city. and while tue
horses were running the eggs were. fiy-
ing in every dirsetion. Sisbsi Anal ly
caught the runawsys. bat In tho mea
time . sun.tota Of sixty doasn eggs had
been demolished. Stubs 10 nov IN a
quandary y to whsiAsr Il Il tAs own srs
Of the EGGS or the owners Of The d %
Who ought 10 bear tbs loss, and says no
u anxious 70 know Who II going 70 ray
freight on the eggs for The distance u.ey
we're transported prior TO their denn,li.
ton.-R. X. Rspslb, Sct. ..
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ICabin to- Rent,

H,rAr rus BELcHER NINE AND CLOSE
~ no he Levlathan rhaii; two roomsf ot rdnt
Al a Der month, and furniture for SALE cheap.
f~noulrs q this once. auto
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-06
C1LEDoNIA sILvER LINING

CALEDONIA AINhN0
" Company -Location Of principal place oi
buslness, IAN francisco. California,
Location Of works. Storey county, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that at z meeting o.
September. 1878, an assessment mo. iO OF
Three Dollars per shafs was levisd upee the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imne.
dIstely In United States gold coin. 20 the rec.
fetary. a he once OF y Company. ~ call'
Any plock upon which this assessment shan
remaln unpaid on the sth day Of October. 1873,
Win DO delinquent, and advertised for sale q
publlc suction, and unless payment 10 made
besors, will DO sold on the 18th day OF October,
setSer VIII eosts Of advertising and expenses
-NA d r. wEGENsR. secretary.
onaee-Iit California street, Ban frsnsisso'
Csifnrnla. ~ 10