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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

SExEE NSrSr frEsx-Tss fsz4eEig. x.-s
q cur Community gere ht--lSed Nss3sr
H,ss.ralag Al The Appearance u the grDuni. BAT
Nine Hos hspzezed 70 zeg ou4 q a.
PIKE. End By soane mishaP his Easd slSsS.eA.
@hsG q ilk fAe i-e rzs fosnS 70 be srsss.,s
fSr ssgerzi miles Ar9snA.
The services hes1 y PiszAsaf -;ross u. 4
CnnrxA for week O. more hare elsss-9 wa.
osi azr 1&dasen % tie ebnreh.
fbe eOzsanaIz7 has been eza--d o. "a
n.ozrz the loss q one q isz t51ineas. NJ.
fh0.aAE Nefsee- al esisa.l5s ya,sng aasa N
ensrgy an3 sutesTriss-
Mr. GoranHa, e FSnks5afz, k.s rersaalr
SD his sniirg Dlcek q Mr. 1oshz- Er7siis-a,f.
Ss9 has rsszE.ed tssszassz a. iAe ID Gizsd.
Tbs lFaezm a. thus plSns czEasianss rstk
ul.lez.ed iuisscEz- and u peI szF;1iss4 ~
saea sns1 es Nsssrs- N2atbe~s- isash. IL
zzosts AID p snd 6. Hersng-
lac 'ss-hoaases Ars~sii Sled Ers-ysaisz
n 11H-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

YoH vans % sp<ud = tle4ssnf esea;nr
Ard heartily eaiog yoarseif, % ss al % r.
= Odd fsliexs Hail shis eseaisz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

MilIeal's Patsdise Isas : Ola Fsno.s'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

0EfEAEs' cs.1Ez--A6nu SbsEsr. Ese
CAasef Judge; gzEne C. Baiit and l. p Sisar
- Essrk. Aasasa1se ysires- IL. Esu-y 4
Beaiz- ksgsser q Wis sss1rrs n. PE4t.
Dssu5F R4gisses-
Aos&ssF. Isaaayy H. Dis1ril,r1i,.r 70 n.
creditors Il A. Raese DusaSn- Decreased. fnel
y -z1lSsS.
Ge1-ge Ssru1h- Aau.iuslara.1r os Uea,r
lAgsiesatsrgsr. DECREASED sessssa srsz ana s
aa2 beepzzf
lslsle terzfE EHE zPl,0aHa-1 @n2 bsB3e1
~ eaazluassEHaSs q Seia 4 EoszsaE. Ss.-s
es lez wi 1E2 iestAz1eal q NEuhasIsj
y Nera4l-k, deceased, vas EzHs.zs-a a E,s-
tlse- zEs lertert ses1Azneflzs-T sr1z.sa - IA.
"a N G. Aer-Sith, ase q he TREASURES
apgosnssd ig sIs2 va. ANGUISH Nsresi,h.
remaining sraeui-Iz- AHFiag renozaasa-
AnnA Ma-y Rzaolph, Easrdlsa % Pins o
k11olF&, sssliea Eizz asso s-al ae.auaf-
Taesazg, gaaHzs1y sss.--lxf.eE f.xrSrzr. "A
Ei1issrEipr II NizSolAs fsau6asr. Serrsss5
sstufzed 8ss q dsata-
Dszlsi Binehnr1s gazr1AEs % Hears Cav
sArIasF, ssefis1 Eta AID h.al aosssr,s- nr,z !.
guardian 10 geha ". Shg1rss rad garps.s =
sarirsr- sessi-i fra setsazs fssr sss&.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30
NoRrGAGEE's SALE
Valuable { Desirable Farm.

my t5--.t = = gs4sr o. sale oo1iaiued IN
Id Nrssrtrs srun N4ihaniel Lester aud
FIissta.ta Asa Lesser ~ Wife. 20 ne uadsr'
srssf. gasaris,s 4sse sspielher 2sthi ISL
ND s~,asrstsi sz1s-E lie Real Estaie NoFtgAse
Rtp,r,as II gla-4,sa toEzty. Ia iAoer j. Is u.
Ns. s. $3.50 II, Ge-. &ac also As Assignee o.
: R.rss1rss. a,t tie power n sale 'hsrrinl
t,rtsl.isB8 ffpsn sif SD Nalkanles lseisief aud
R5.s- - oersasa A4Al ii. Zimmerman
s,,,sr,,ns s,.ss s#vnsasbes -. ls7I, and record
III t.i,sss4,r szss Esa5 Esszsr Mortgage Records
al C.lr-rlg C.sazsF. IN Fiber J. b D. No. 6,
i,,bs In a. Al uhieA Assignments bear
as.ts gsss.s-v ga. 1875. ani i recorded IN
sail Ifi,ss J. b b No. s, be nn3ersigned vii
So q P1aass Sals. 90 lie premises 70 the
hisisa a5absr- ca
Snwssy. a. 9Si Il FsJTsaEy, 1915,
a. : t'gisss- p a. gSzSsssly, that Desirable
Ia-if Fn-H ssGssang q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

@seob froez hriaz o. The % Fszseis s.
key property, near KsysFisie, this eoantF,
bad . Eze yoANg mare 70 sip snd fall on Is
We hneaklng one q her hsnd legs. On Ffsdar
tils ~ fBxl Tss mase hsa 70 bs knoeksd
60 the head.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

MAeaa7UETR1s' C1rEr4-B ssuee y. =. NS1s-
tes-ssaaa IA Theodore Black. penns su,~4,
b bAAs0s u. Barssy, hs5d - hal 81 Cours.
sane Va william Bls1lk. skzss 9EazExs. u
same eisskErEHds EEr1e IA Itarsel WarfesG
same eA.Hsgt- tg sA1ss, Aisran-Es.d. sanas va.
yaSI1>s ssSD1-ag- same eAHres- y same. dc
salAfss1s slzas IA. len br1n<. saGae charge
~ ZANE dsBEkaExees szzae rs N7ltin-a Cran-
mel s&@ae ehHrge, b. same. discharged
IrasA s~arzz.z1ga "a Jehu T. Baker ssase-
fiQAs eez1rnisslnsa issssd frsrz Seaeea naantr.
bAso. = take fssssssng.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

kEDrcTSo8 o. RsEES---Mr. J. A. Hss,t
geaeral mazzer q The Western NargiaS
Railroad, has isssed the schedule of rassr,,
ger rates for ls7s, 70 lake eHecs Febrnars I.
ssekirg Considerable Tndae1ioa fiasn nreses,s
sNise frip fanes- eul1Busafioa. n1iieass.
aad eEheT specified fa-es are al reSuee6. ice
sehelRle ranging ~ l0E a. oae.ielf rrg.f :
zsi.e up 70 fhsre eents naiie. Noashly ne1.ooi
tlekets, - packages, are redSrad % lie aor,
nal rate o. three ffihs 70 nae -foa,1h eens
raile. aceordirr e, dissar.ep
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

The eosces1s Il the Boil h.iiy, q lie
Lsws9ztgsn " z CAzrrh, o. Noa1ay asd
FleA1Ay egEn5Exs Il i'd Mezk, we're vel Al.
isnds1 ard greatly ezic5pi. Tie Bsells are
Gid 1Gnliy and 20 naisaake.- EastfzeTs
CsNnfr Tafsa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

pEVTx4rTED MEruxs.--Ti.e pe1Grzesa5 sss-
siees tAat have beeA n psogress .sBes a.
frsa Sun2ay q fEaE nasnzk IL iks ". p Csasrhs,
iAiE err, stdl eoatlnae- Greaz snsersss Ia
be41 z1arlfeszed, the 1aee<iags izsresy es1en8-
% sna eEsszal AzFe professsd change q
kea41 keT. Mr. cashinK. the Parer q
sharxz- has Lea @sessssa u ~ ssh1ys ~
ssFsrsl oakey rasniS,sTz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

FExe0xAH--zsol- @Shn B. Boyss. "a .hs,
cry. has bss1 roaSssi 70 kss rosn for tbs
laEt rwo wseks with a sersre esia.
keE- Jz2sf y. Reese Prskass1r n A r,ese-.
Languages and Iiaerztur~ IN Weszern Narr-
iG.d ColleEs. tbs ctr, Il reeoEsrinE frrsn AZ
n14sek of pIsennsoaiE-
Hn- Aeed- Esq. ESzsr q the C'IasSoa.
5suaalAbed II Nes&aascEsgEn, Fre.5srsck coma
-, h1s aeen II Scr several weeks n eonse
gsenee ef EEsek lie paFsE has i-sss sisrE-sz5sa
~ The ti5e heiny
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

Or IKE TEAcK--The ssEse sn5 1ss ears
q frtagtt trHIa rsasg eas were fkrvwn fiorn
he 1r.ek- nszr rnioa Bri2rs. o. Nss1.es1ny
zsorniag, ezasing deiaF u sererAl hozrs .
the F1zesngar trains 4 Erneki.r hsrrs was
zszs rp frV1 Baltimore, sho so9n czszred the
srAe&.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

LEc B1ekEE.--fesFxs- sas Of Wsllasz.
Hazaek. I'll g he ses, y Dsnaiays. On 7 ses-
dny Hssrning nnd broke his lsx, Dss- Broua
aEd FrAakiss reD3ersd the neesssaEy srtsa-
tioa. Tltas i he seessd tine fszf Gsorxs
hzs brsksr ias ~.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

Asi.i.ssiar ~ he REn1sE1.u Al : . sls.,s
sfiis tasrnpaa- Ci5isr-. = ttr-s ma. -. =
Fs1srF - t,,tzs -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30
s3i ACRES OF LAND,

mrs &c 5s8a- The izFTutszseuss thereon
,1,isiE a 3 esrsscs1l1s Two
S7UE1 LOG WEATHER A
BOARDED Bussr Hoase,
llaik GH-4- xiah 1hrrshiug
Finir- SsElsisz ke NAro1 SHED. Carnage
Hhus4- GE-1sszries- Hog Haeses, Smoke
Huuss. DErr- Ts.asi H01ss, and AL other
NECESSARY s,sts,silElnrs ali y shieh are in
ss1f ssgs,li- And caaEeziezsly located Thsrr
!, pssisr fslhns SV-iag q NAssr near The
hlasf ans rusgIzr w1ssg zc4r ihe bars yard
Aisg Hr..a6 Lhzat kzn e. he pzsuisss-
-. Tibr Lard Is a = rssd tsate Of eultiVa-
- bls ms be$a Used reoeniiy. there
- q aus Fr1ger7ioz q Nes9n~ and
u.Imhtr L.Hnd
Tina Properly $ To szUt vh'eh Is de-
sgri,,si "a and y sad iEn Mortgage i4akout
Hiifs EEIs from a estzaafssr miles from
AHmiaarn3 ma Gbass 1Ils fro0 Nj Union
MssrIur aansa- y rss cocuPsed bs The sad
Nslahalita Lesser, ard G330sas the land Of
seEu Einsr1sf--usrs. Nsah Lesser sad others
Ft,5Kf e. .Snic--tsae-fA laird cash on the day
81 shiA &C ca 4hs "a stAlsaz tasreof. ard the
i1ints n sxs cg1a3 FaynsEss q uine and
ulEiassn 1atuliAt. t<zssag snssresi fFom the
HHr u zilis- M rss,Ea payments 70 Be- secured
iy ma mines a. zhs FEfrAs&sEf or Purchasers
WFt ligIrap.,E HsyuuiF
HENgG ZIMMERMAN.
Na-ssHgss AID Assignee.
Npur1 ssEussllEH- s1issatqss- Jan Slis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

The pFsiHr argTrr Hipan ilY tht lHtiIef al
ne Lutheran Chisrt 81 fhis tsi,'- iHs weak
rsEiasd lhs hs.niasnms sum If s...2iL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

Our Dagsiiis Eips faneE rarris1s1nann IN
isIrns "a dhar zbssr a. considerable saa.sies.
IN -i;sa anirhssi.iaae, tlie 5rrraii,I,e die
eaBr being jis,unssnia
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

B'i4f ] sarthag Assanmtim nf ehR rnanis
WI NEE. n lha Wess Enl S,shaa Euuaa 81
shit CRY, nh Fzidly uuz1
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-30

sI,lan 1.,aesl Ma Z a. 50 r. hnst ianzrrssG
4 lia tsisb-atsd 'unarana II Million F,ssHuiiiss
Aua q z'il 10 exhiiiite6 &c zherr hat Pr.
asF 1ad Snslra1s evenings,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Etc.
sEo. RosiSsox. la hosIxin
Gold liili. SAP nFraneiseo'
BOSTWICK & ROBINSON.

coNsrMxRs WILL PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE THAT VIZ PRO-
PosE TO sKLL 0RoCsnIxs'
FLOUR AND FIXED, AND ALL
GOODS PERTAINING TO THAT
LINE. AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
LuBRicATING AND BunNiNa
OILS, AND CANDLES, ARR kErr
ny Us IN LARGE QUANTITIEs'
DUCK DRILLING AND sII.EriNG,
cROCKRRY AND GLAsswARk,
wOODENwARR, TiNwARR, ETC.
OF EAsrRRN AND OALIFoRNlA
HAMS VIZ HAVE JUST RECEivED
LARGE QUANTITY, AND OFFER
THEM AT Low PRICES. LARD,
BACON. PORN, EGGS AND hut
rER. ALWAYS FRESH GOODS,
DELIVERED FRKK AND sAris-
FACTION GUARANTEED.
PLEASE ASK Us OUR PRICES
ON EXTRA WINTER STRAINED
LARD OIL. CANDLES AND COAL
OILS. ..
Alss 90 Hand, and fsr sale as al
sissss, oians Powder. %.
BOSTwlCK & ROBINSON,
STONE STORE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

A MAIDEN once said. "I'll not mate
with man who has not fortune great. !"
SO she pouted and waited. and scorned
10 be mated. She's a maiden yet-aged
forty-eisht. 4 maiden once thought,
"I'ii not be bought-I'll marry . man
who is poor: but the man he drank
beer. died driving ''kssr." aud twelve
orphans went out from her door. ris
better to wait and aged forty-sight than
to marry tho average man. for there's
trouble ahead for the maiden who'll wed
the very first person she can.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT oY TIE
United staies for tbs District Of Neyssaa-
In the matter Of THOMAS n. STONE .
: psakrspt. In Bsnhupsey.-rnited States of
America. district Of Nevada. ss.-A vairani In
bankruptcy has been issued By said Court
sgslust the estate of Thoeas .. stose. of ths
ToVa Of 0eld Hiil. County OF storey. and
state OF Nevada. In said District. vho has
becn duly adjudged bankrupt upon his own
,etiiiou, md Ihs payment Of any debts and
he delivery Of any property eelongins 70
sAid bankrupt. to him os J" sls Sse' 30 30
fofsiadsn ias s y is.. meeting q the s,sdi,or:
Of ssid bankrupt, to prove ,hsir si dso,s .,a ssa
choose one o. more assignees OF HE sselie
,.iI, ~ ssid Al a Court Of Bsnkruptey. 10 30
holden Al Virginia. In said District. % The siss
day OF December, A. d. is7s. a. oeloeE =; ~; y;
al the once of T. rtrothes. hoon 10. :. ooa
r.iia-s. n.,IdIng. corner and smith streets,
one Of the Registers IN Bant~P'sy spS q ss'd
District. hS,.
United ststes Narshal and Messenger IN
nankruptcy for said District ..a.,
Z. N. MASKx. Deputy. wv"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

All The subsssatisis and dsliessiss Of sAs
Mons bu. the best Of eoots snylsysa. :.
uRS LOGAN. vhoss sxpsrisacs q ~ besi.
- Z = ssfScisat euarsnlss hat The nest pr.
NJ. IAWRINCI viii collect N psssC De-
and pay sil bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

nuss AGENCY ~ new rnE
i pared 10 receive dsposits OF coin OF suliion,
TiYicATHs therefor, payable Cat the option Of
the holderl In Gold uin or san Francisco; 70
make collections, purchase Buliioa ct the nest
nvorsble rsiss. os advance coin thereon when
Forwarded to the Parent Bank In san franeiseoi
cells Bills Of Exchange, and transaeu GENERAL
Ranking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
L I',i,.d state. for Ina District OF Nevada.
In N. matter cf =. ROBINSON. banhrpt.
in bankruptcy -unird staies ~ iAmen :. ~
trist IL Nevada, ss.-A warrant In bankrup.y
has b.en i-sued by said Court asnt tne
e.is,e Of r Rosiss.n. Of the ct, % 'i,s'n ~ .s,S
District. who has been duly adIndyed hank.
rup, upon the petition q his ~ discss; and ana
the payment oi any dsbts and me aen.eg
Of any property belonging TO said bankfups, 70
him or To- his use, and the transfer OF any pfop-
erty BY him. are forbidden ey Law. nesnns
of the creditors of raid bankfupts ~ pLose
their dehts and choose one or more assgness
ofhis estate, will be held at Coat o. n,sk. ~
ruptey, TO be holden at Virginia, in saia Dis
irict. on the 2hi day OF Dsceubsf. =: y; is.S ~
1 o'clock y. n, At the once OF u. sdotner;
hoom S, Odd Yellow Building. corner ot
and smitA streets. one OF the kegtste" ~
Bankruptcy of said District.
United statss rarshsi and Messsngsr IN BANK
rul tey of aid District.
MAYTR- DRDufy. dell VI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
AMERICAN CYCL0PEDIA.

THE LATEST REVISED EDITION OF
this great and valuable work. paeiished oy
d. Appleton l. Co.. is now being delivered !"
sub. .eribcr-. II 10 . wosh without vhien no
library or once 10 complete, and nost invai
able for reference or informsiion 70 oevsfs oosv.
P.rtie- de.irous of obtaining the esries com.
pi.te, or any particular numbvrs oeionxing ~
4. can do - sy ssnding theis e,ee,., ~ 'h'ous-
the told IIili or virsinia Possonnes. 10
detA fins
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-12

ear, wages ill.pad, and debts unsatis.
ied and final ruin.
lie who prudently commences with
only such number of acres as he has
power Of cultvating with proper eff
ect, Is certain of raising the full return
from the soil and his engagements
being In accordance with his means,
ne enjoys present case of mind, and
,ays the suiest foundation for future
prosperity. 1t therefore behooves II
man to weigh well the charges with
is means. aud never allow himself
% he seduced 10y any ideal prospect
Of gain into the imprudent oi enter
ing upon larger farm than his cupi-
al will enable him to manage with
the spirit necessary TO insure success.
rruly did Judge Buel say that "lars,
arms are tho curse Of our country ~
md perhaps no one had better experi-
ence from which to draw such an ex.
preston. If a farmer has one hum
lred acres it would be much better for
aim to put the price of another hum
lred on ii than TO buy one hundred
more and make the same produce dou.
',lo the crops and not have double
abor for double crops as is usually the
tase with us.-Germantown Telegraph.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-12
Large or Small Farms.

There IL no mistake more common
or more Injurious than that of supros-
Ing the more land a man holds the
greater must lie his profits, for profits
do not arise from the land itself bui
from the manner of using 1t. The best
SOL may he made unproductive by
bad management, and the worst may
be rendered more profitable 10y the
opposite course but without sufficient
capital no land can be properly cult
waited. At the same time there is
nothing 10 which capital can he ap.
piled with greater certainty of fair
return for liberal expenditure when
correctly employed, than in land. IL
fact, assuming that the expenditure be
directed with judgment. II will te
found tina: the profits upon the outlay
Increase In more than proportionate
degree 10 Its amount thus surprising
thst twenty-five dollars to be the low
est and fifty the highest sum that can
he employed In the common culture of
the same acre of land. 1t Is more than
probable that II twenty-five dollars
would return at the rate of ten per
cent. or an immediate sum ia the same
ratio. Admitting this to he true. and
ne experienced agricultural will doubt
1t, 1t follows that capital of five thou
sand dollars expended in the cnltiva-
tlon Of two hundred acres will only
yield profit of five hundred, while If
1t were applied to one hundred acres it
would produce one thousand dollars
therefore 1t Is evident that his profit
would be increased by diminishing
the quantity Of his land.
Many a man has been ruined by a
large farm, who might have acquired
comp .ency on one with half the
number OF acres. Most farmers are
anxious for large plantations, ard
many are thus betrayed into the error
of attempting to work greater quantl-
ty OF ground than they have the means
of managing to advantage some In the
deluslve hope Of acquiring these means
by future savings, others from the
vanity of holding more land than their
neighbors hence arises deficiency of
stock. imperfect tillage, and scanty
crops, with all the train Of rent In ar.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-12
A Cluster of Golden Opinions
ron THE
BRADBURY PIANO.

H.. -, , ., -
-''''O '"'
A"' p.No,'"' 0''"''l Va '"'' P'a"o Is ''s aoapta-
Nv" " '"o "u"''" 'O'O' Is an accompaniment
o"'"s ~ TIC 'i"pa'ne'e "e'low' yet rich and
poWe.'u' s'"s'"g tones
W i'O," p''s0""' acquaintance win this hrm
"e'"" 'nu.r'e 'nen Ss worthy OIL tue fullest con-
"Ve"'e o' 'ne pu'n'' "oare using tho Bradbury
pianos III cur ianlies' ana they give entire SAITH
uoion'
rersons Ut Instance neeo ieei no hesitation In
sending Tor their Illustrated price-ist and order
ing from IT, or 10 ord'r second-hand pianos OF
organs. lney arc reliable
MIS- " o. grant, washington; Zen. D. L. Bah
COCK, washington; Gen W. IL Belknap, Sec oil
War; Chief Justice ). r. Chase; Admiral D. D
Porter, Washingtoni Columbus Delano, Sec. Int ;
P NJ. O. roswell, Washington; Rev. o. Ii. Tit
fanv, Washington; Robert Bonner, New York n;
Grand Central Hotel, N. T.; st. Nicholas Hotel
n. Y; Gen. 0. o. Howard, Wash T; Bishop E. 5.
James, N. T.; Rev. DR.. John McClintcck; DR.
James Cumnins, Conii Rev. W. Nor. Punshon,
London; L. ,. Arthur, Philadelphia; DIR. John
Chambers Phila Atty-Gen. Williams Wash. /;
Kew NJ Walden Chicago; Rev. R. NJ. Hat
neid, c'nn.; Rev L. y. Bugbie, CHM, O.; DR.. j.
W n',u' M IL Dr. u Nj sims, BAIT Md; DR..
~ D. n,'s'~"y' ~ - [n'''p fh'lliPs, N VI;
y, =. -, 80 ne'' .. H. COOK
NM ra'' Ohap
,a'" "V0a".' O"'O'soi new A. D. hynett' d
:. D,u's' 0"''y' ~ ~ Nev' W. H. DePuy'
:, ' ou"'u' DAT u Dahlei "ise'
80 D'oon'y"' niSnop her
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K GOD! FOOD! FOOD

II WV WV IOOD
ROOD ar LhaT 4 SUBS II7CrTE ron
DRUGSi
The Blanchard Concentrated Blood and
Nerre 70 d or Tonic Ex ract
Of Wheat
The vital nutrtive elements contained in one
bushel Of wheat concentrated into one quart.
The safest tonic ever discovered, and at the
same time q sure remedy in al. forms Of chronic
disease.
A harmless substitute for alcohol, opium aud
tobacco
As substitute for alcohol. opium and tobacco
while relinqushing the habit OF their use, it has
no rival.
Food tor the Brain as UeH as the Muscle i!
As an article Of food to feed the brain and ner
vous systems it is warranted to be cheaper at tn,
price ut which it is sod than srloin steak at fouI
cents per pound, or the best quality Of winter
wheat -four at 81 per barrel.
Also, the use Of this preparation in those Pc
RODS Of mental depression that follow excessive
intellectual labor, will entirely remove the temp
tation to find in alcohol or opium a temporary
relief.
As an article of food, it has no equal as a re-
medal agent in scrOfuous consumption in all its
forms, dyspepsia, catarrh, rheumatism, neuralgia,
iema 10 weaknesses, in shut every dsease that is
blood and nervous prustration.
For sickly, weakly children it has no equal as
a constitutional remedy.
It's pleasant favor the child ioves and Graves.
AS u preventive Of diphthera aud all forms of
TYPHOID disease by its invignrating. tonic effect
upon the nervous systems. it can have no equal.
100 agents wanted to whom exclusive right OF
sale in the territory occupi will TO given.
II Beware Of counterfets
For further particulars inquire Of
VIRGIL BLANCHARD, NJ. D.,
Sole manufacturer and proprietor, Middlebury,
Vt. Is
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A Business Education for a
Farmer.

When musing upon the educational
needs of the agricultural class, 1t is
ometimes difficult to decide which
hey need most, scientific or bust
ness education. AS Mr.. q. T. jameson
rnce remarked upon the subject, at an
agricultural meeting when asked
what we want in this connection, we
might answer as did the ragged boy
Who. on being asked by the rich man
what lie wanted, looked at his torn
'lothes and answered. why. pears tn
ne,governor, l want most everything"
Sometime since, one of most wide
wake farmers told us he had just
cnt his son away to a business college,
rot because he was going to put him
nto u store, but because he thought
ust such instruction us he would get
here would be of the greatest advan-
age to him as farmer.
The fact IL, that no amount and
,ardly any kind of practical education
.omes amiss upon the fam. a firm
r has so many kinds Of work to do and
'versee-is obliged 10 luy and to sell,
o judge of the quality and value of so
many kinds of goods, and so many
arieties of animals has to settle so
many questions in feeding, doctoring
nd breeding his livestock in buy
ny machinery ; in deciding upon the
qualities of soil and of seed, and their
.daltation TO each other; has to know
u much about Tie varieties ofthe sea-
ons and their effects upon plants aud
nimuls, the changes of markets and
he right time TO buy aud sell--that
side from all his social, religious and
,oitical duties. that also require so
much knowledge for their right per-
ornance, lac is either obliged TO trust
verything to Glance, or lie must he Il
iard student ell of his life in about
very branch Of ! unun knowledge.
Thousands and tens of thousands Of
lollars are lost 10y the farmers of this
tate, every year, for want of knowing
low to transact business upon
business principles, and in accordance
with recognized business methods
riley are at the mercy of others in
most important matters. because they
nave never learned tLtsc things. Here
md there we find n business farmer, and
when we do, we find universally a
hlifty and successful one. We know
Of one instance, recently, where such u
man made $3.50, cash in single trans-
'ction, the opportunity for which had
ain open Tor Il year 10 a dozen othermc
who fuied TO see a chance that was
obvious to him the moment his eye
lighted upon it. And the men who
regret the lost opportunity actually
allied him fool for putting his money
into what they now see, was n sure
thing. DR.. Hoskins.