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powers to purposes of practical reform );
who will inluse into it,

powers to purposes or practlcaI TeloIm
who will inluse into it,
ssThe God-like power, the art Napoleon,
OF winning, moulding, welding, banding,
The minds of millions till they move as one!"
Look at it! There is not a body OF
men in modern society who are not pro-
tected in their rights save the farmers.
They have to take just such prices for
their productions as the consumers Of
fer to give, while in all other spursuits
the producers dictate the price; they
have to take just such weight for their
productions as the purchaser dictates.
while the gov rnment furnishes weigh
ers of coal, measurers of wood, weigh
ers aud testers of flour, &C., for the rest
OF the people; they have the grade OF
their wheat fixed for them by ware
housemen under rules which are arbi-
trary and incomprehensible, and too oft
en- the wheat that is received as No. Is
shipped out as No. l. And so on
through the calendar. Aud the Order
which ought to have righted these
wrongs by legisati N; which has the
votes to right them; is emasculated anc
reduced 10 nelplessness by a phrase!! l
is sad lit i, disgusting. Is there M
remedy?
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MINNESOTA WHEAT.

We can remember the time when
Minnesota imported her bread-stuffs -
we can remember seeing the steam boats
coming up the Mississippi river loaded
down with piles of Iowa and Illinois
flour for Minnesota consumption.
Since then we have developed an inn
mense industry in raising wheat. and
we have justly claimed that the wheat
produced in any part OF our state was
superior to the wheat raised in any other
part of the west. And this fact is 50 tar
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Anti- Mlunupolist.
ICNATUS DONNELLY, Editor.
TIA NKS.

We are under obligations to our friends
T. OGrady Esq. and the Grange Nll'
Company OF Faribault, for barrel OF
their patent process flour. ''palace bran"
tits tit for king;-in fact there IS no
king worthy of it. The bread made
from it is like cake.
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exile into this then new northwest. The
American people are broad gauge
people-the most liberal and generous
in the world. While they will promptly
resist any attempts which in their judg-
ment tend to lessen liberty, equality and
universal education, they can not be per.
sua ted oenter upon i crusade against
one seventh Of their own population,
sim ply because they differ with them as
to the best way of getting to heaven.
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THE RETITAL or KNO w NOTHING-
ISM


One Of the most curious and surpri-
sing incidents connected with the COM
ing Presidential campaign isthe letter
sent the other day By John T. Foster,
editor of the Newark. n J., Evening
Courier, to ex-speaker Blaine We
quote:
AUGUSTA. Dec. The Maine Standard of
to-day contains the following.
OYrIcK or EvExIxG CoUMER,
NEWARK, y. J., Nov 9, 1861
Hon. J. q. Blaine
ut DKAR SfR---Kighteen months ago told
YOU that you could have New jersey IN 1876.
| wish now to emphasize that statement All
our people are for ron, and We can carry the
state beyond per4dveuture. Our danger b
that the west viii demand the nomination-
This can also BE- avsEted, Of course, BY :
union OF New England, the middle states, and
stray votss from the south. potent factor
in our next convention viii Be the secret ssti-
Catholic D. Grsst i aTdey. me1bev. and It has
. rood deal of strength in congress. | think
you ought to 90 in. hcan be arranged 20 that
you can be initiated anywhere By one person-
The order is spreading widely. Ny obligations
do not pexmit me to say more than this, except
that Grssf, 10 doubt, relies xpos fhis to pro-
and with tho states We have carried, We can
surely hold the country. But to hold It for :
hap-hazard candidate is hardly worth the can
die. For one of vast multitude want to
hold it for you. Excuse this sczAvl, and be-
lleve me; yours very truly,
JSo r PoeFKR
As soon a this letter Was pubished
the Republican papers were prompt in
their denials that Foster ever wrote il
but lol On the 1lthinst. Foster comes oui
In lCnx letter 70 the New York Tn
bune, in which he admits fhat the pub
lished leG1er Is substnufially Tie same
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AN 4POLOGT.

We will have to ask our readers to
forgive the shortcomings OF this and
next weeks issues. We propose to
visit our old home, Philadelphia, and
snend the Christmas holidays with our
friends and relatives there. We will IN
spcct the Centennial buildings during
our visit, and may be able to give our
subscribers hereafter some interesting
descriptions Of them.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.
merry Christmas to all T."

merry OuFESau1S 70 III
The very words have . CHEEKY, ring
ing sound, redoleat of bracing airs,
crisp snow-hakes, sleigh bells, warm
fire-sides. roast turkeys and mince pies.
And why not? The day
ssThat 10 the cottage and The crown
Brought tidinss Of salvation down."
ought to be celebrated with festivities
and merTy-makings. with happy hearts
and rollicking laughter, with interchange
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INCIDENTS AvD ACIDENTS.
The residence Of Hon. e. ID. Winslow,
at Auburndale, Mass, burned Saturday night.
II was vaIIed u. A37 O()O

lNClDEvrs AvO AClOENTSs
The residence Of Hon. Il. d. Winslow,
at Auburndale, Mass, burned Saturday night.
II was valued Il $4,000.
Jack & Lowers Touring mill at Des
Moines, Iowa, burned on the night Of the 18th.
Loss ei4, 900; insured for ea,OOO.
The cabinet ships sf the Wheeler +
Wilson sewing machine company 4 Bridge
port, c.. were destroyed by fire on the night
Of the 18th. Loss half million; insured fog
e3Oo, 900.
By the fall Of one span Of new bridge
It Meadville, Pa, on the 9Oth, J. Price Was IN
stantly killed and K. Sill, Anthony Tnes,
james Green, Joseph Hack and james Clark
severely injured
On the night Of the 18th, james Carr,
eighteen yeaes OF sge, W. found frosen -
death near Boston. The ssme day wood
chopper named Mulien met his death iron
the same canse near fremont, n. II. -
latter had been drinking.
In Flint, Mich. pending ths trial Of :
man NAMED Pierson, charged with rsps upoA
the wife d Lswis Miller, TIE msn Miller co11-
mitted suicide By drowning. fhi M On -
l4th Inst Next day tie jury failed to aGpsa
upon verdict Ii Piesssn's GO.
A family named Beale, living about -
miles north Of indianapolis, haye been lA11ly
dzneesuusly infected with trishina from eal1ng
| pork tenderioin. a little girl u tle 6aflv
did and the 0thrrs = last account weEe r
critical cenditim- II : piece of nnse1s lboln
| the child's body, not latgx than IN -,
- f~~~AS - -
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IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL
N o TIC'E.. d.

IN order to cihse out our large, ttfltd
j. and e1teDsiys stock of DRESS dot TS.
TWERDa. JEANS. bAssiMEHFs!t SEHiSSs TiSs
EhHkO1DERfE8. kiBBOna. HANDxERs.
OhlRFh. GLOVES, HORlEkY; WEH{NO
UNDEkNEAR. SHAWLR, LlHEkD,i ;EAi
BILE DAMASKH, TOWEIfNGD. BTHCK
ALPAOAs, BOO re and SHOEB, OAffPRfH.
OlLCLOTHk. RUilH. MATS, OTTOlaANS:
&c.. do to make room for Bprinu 6tt,cE
We have marked down our prfceSi aSd sSor
the hrxt sixty days from this date viii seli
RE6AhDLF SS OF COST. We have INIT
received largo quantity Of goods, bought
Tor carh from several banhrupt stocks in
New York. At tuDprecedentedly low prices,
We ohrT Soc. Drtss Goods At .21oo q, yard.
and large lines OF other gvods in proper.
ton.
We are daily receiving NOVELTIES for
prices tn suit the timer we invite IL, in
want Of goods to examlL. vur ass,.r, ment
a. W., offer such Inducements to bu,crs in
NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS that they
very seldom see. Cur 20 Ids aro ali new
and OF god quality having been selected
with care. aud sneciaily sdapted TO this
MAJ ket. enabling ~ TO meet any comp%,i-
ton Gf whatever character Our sale.me
are polite and attentive, and viii take plea
.nre in sh"uinS scads =: :he
Grand Central Dry Goods Elsa biish't
OF
WIN. D. LOVE & CO.
A3-Samples sent gratuitously upon ap-
Plcat1on. Dec 20
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TaaiRlR6kxacAxtE Co.. The New,
York NSp1 puhtNhss oiaSial returss,
Of thaA1 sSxiaoel lDFA Whidh shols
that tnisthGsspAesAtoits. ts.oysdfs the,
RepnAii6aEpa party: 1hick slected its
President liy msjorsty oi;pver $780,
600 Sossss has been pat in-s minority
OF over 600, 600 votes. y, In 1672, their
party osFfisd shifty States, and by the
end ofr 1874 had lost ALI but eleven OF
them.f The World concludes: "In two
years the opposition to the Federal
Aministration has nude net gain of
nearly 1,25O.000 votes. There has
been NO suoh political overturning 10
30 short period in our history as u
peOple.a Never before has Federal
Administration received 20 rapid and
overWhelmipg . condemn nation from
those Who PLACED It iu power. There
has ,bee6 o steady Republican lo-s
everyvhere. aud 20 steady opposition
gain everywhere New York haA
jsmped from $1,000 Republican ma
jority 70" 81. .O0O opposition majority.
and Psnnsyivsnia has Changed from
136, ,Q0 Rsppblicsn majority TO 1000
epposision msjvrity. Tue opposition
has possession of Che fnnr greatest
States % tie Uuiju-New York, Penn.
sylysnis. ONO ana Iluuo,s. Two years
ago tt poesesAsd nOt Oue Of these"
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Col. James ". Hiintop, . prominent t
lawyer end tpGfitfcisD.. formerly OF
North Osroiins, bas sinoe the war a
residspca of !, ,Norfolks Va, died sui.
denly Saturday. Of paralysis.
Mr.. Wm. Knox, of Providence town.
ship. n. O while packing q bale of
cotton recently, was INSTANTLY killed by
the sinker falling upon him.
A new gas company is about being
organized in. Charlotte, N. q.
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II" the Crangers of south Carolina.
STATE GRANGE PATRONS HUsDANDnY,
MASTER'S OPFICE

AN tnc NFonSerb OF 3Outh Carolina.
STATE GRANGE PATRONS HUsDANDnY,
MASTERS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. January l6. 1875.
The meeting of tho National Grange
is very near ut hand.
This convention will be composed of
delegates from almost every State aud
Territory. united in the one purpose
of advancing and protecting ngricnl-
ture. The opportunity may never
occur again Of your seein. and know.
ing these brother Patrons-it is we'll
worth while TO make the fort TO meet
them.
would urge the Patrons to come to
Charleston and bring their families.
and join with Ashley Grange in exem.
plify ing tho social characteristic of the
order. You will learn more OF the pur-
poses and projects of this association
in this meeting, than by any other
means. Ashley Grange il making
every effort to give warm reception
to tho National Grange. and 1t wonld
not be just to ourselves to leave these
preparations entirely to the local
Grange. Contributions from the
Oranges can be forwarded to E. l.
Roche. Master OF Ashley Grange.
Charleston.
THOS. TAYLOR, Master.
@ Charleston Ne,os and Courier
copy twice.
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Grand Central Java Uoff.e.

NJE are agents for tho GRAND OEN.
Nv TRAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY.
Their cofee IL sold in pound packages. at
thirty csnts per- pound. and each c1ss Of
SIXTY pounds 1contdiss a superior. eight day
ctock. ehich, .becotnes the property o, the
tanning tho ticket which entities the owner
thereof 90 .ibo 'clock. The coffee is full
valne itsoif tor.the price charged. and the
clock IL given rs . prize to induce pur-
chasers to try the coffee.
Jsn22, JOHN A0NEW A. aON.
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Oity Taxes.
CITY ASSESSOK'S (

CITY A>SEaSOR'H OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, \. c., December l6, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given that the bnoks
~ are now Opon for the returns OF the
Tax-pay ers of all property taxable b, the
City OF Columbia for 1875 Property-hold-
ers and all 0thcrs Interested are notified
that their returns must be made before the
31st day OF January. 1875. Blank forms
can be had on application to
Dec II RICH. JONES, City Assessor,
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New Books, at Bryans Bookstore.

New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
"OhKING to Win. = story for girls,
w t1.75.
Mistress Of the Manse, by DIR. Holland,
author OF Arthur Bonnyosstls, 81 80.
A History Of Germany, from the Earliest
Times. by Chsrlton Lewis, 81 so.
Manual OF Mythology, Greek, Roman,
Nor.e, hindoo. Egyptian and Old German,
by Murray, 1925.
Prairie and Forest. the Game OF North
Amerlcs. with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gilmore. 81 80.
Health and Education, by King sley. 81 rs.
Hogsrth's complete works, in three 20.
lumes. The Wild North Land, by Major
Butler, with plates, $3.50. History OF Clubs
and Club Life, London. Book Of Wonder
inl Oharacters. with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary, historical and anecdot . i.
Ho,ots and Hsunts Of the British Poets.
London. and other new books. Novl
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Coughs and Colds

DROWN'S BRONCHIAL rROCHES.
ID Chlorate Potash Pastiles,
Gelatine Lozenges.
Wistars BaIsam Wild Cherry,
Hills Balsam Honey,
Ayers Cherry Pect oral,
Jayne's ExpcctOrant.
Piso's Cure. For saie at
l.. Il. SILLIMAN d CO.'S
Dec 20 Drug STORE.
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The Mechanics and Farmers Build
ing and Loan Association.

Preat6ef3-R. ID. SENN.
Vice e-President- 81. HEINITSH.
IreosurerATf HAbELL dIbbES
M EE rs second NundRy In each month
N1 Lends Money to che tull value Of
each shares Receives . iaige monthly re.
venue In interest aud premiums. Enables
members to buy . home at y cost OF rent.
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Proposals.

~ ay :, ff0pOeais.
OFFICE SUPT. b. q, PENIrENrrARY
COLUMBIA, 3. O, January 21 1875
SEALkD RhalPOSALS for forbisiIing the
- following SUPPLIES to the South Ca
roiins Penftentiary for The present. fiscal
year will be received at this Office uutii
February ], 1876:
2.60O buetiels CORN.
45 100 Spounds BACON.
40 $40 pounds FRESH EEEF.
IL 260 pounds KICE.
8 2S1 Pounds PEAS.
US pounds SUGAR
2 052 pounds COFFEE.
900 ponnds BALT.
275 PUu1ds PEPPER.
20, O,A0 pounda HAY
80 barrels FLOUR.
80 barrels MOLASSES.
8 barrels VINE}ak.
The sbove articles to be OF 6 ,od quality,
and To be furnished ut suoL times and in
such quantities AZ the Superintendent may
ORDER. Inc party or parties TO whom tho
contract may be awarded will required
to enter into sufficient security to iasure
the faithful perform snce OF the contract.
JOHN B. DENNIS,
! Jan 23 Supt. 3. G Peniteutiary.
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.SrSI .SE yfafrhl .rf{et1uF q p b

, SENSATION PIMA DossAs.' .'sENsA-
TToNr Pulpit oRA Arons, sensation sen: : FOIL.
ticiaps seneation Parties. ,scbuei z, p.ve.
rein Masquerade Bale. Tableaux, Choral
Union Concerts, Sensation Newspaper
Articles, Sensation New Opers Houses.
and every other Sensation vaniphes before
the great impending
Jan9 NEW SENSATION.
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sl,20O,OOO.

Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, $40: Quar-
tcrs. So.
rIiZa payable in full and no postpuDe.
mrnt OF drawings take place.
Address, Tor Tickets and Circulars.
MURRAY, MILLER Il CO.,
Z. .. Box 2 446 st. Louis. Mo
Jams .Ean,n
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~ 500 dozen fresh eggs just received
and for sale at reduced price. at Hardy
Solomon's.
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DOLLARS

HNo the amount Of TWO MILLION FIVE
l. HUNDRED THOUSAND are to be dis
tributed on the 9th FEBRUARY, by th.
Pablo Library OF Kentucky, upon the oc-
casion OF their fifth and last Concert. =
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OFKENTuCKY

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF FKENTUCKY
DtaM OF Gou. Bram'eue-Action of the
!rastees-A Successor Appointed
More Pos.pone'aemts-Draio Certuin
February 27.
At q meeting OF the Trustees of the Pub.
lie Library Of Kentucky, January 16, 1875.
it was resolved that g NJ Briggs. E.n
who. under the late Hon. Thos +. Bra M
lette, was the real business manager of the
Gift Concerts, already given in aid of the
Public Library OF Kentucky be and he is
hereby authorized to take the place made
vacant by the death Of said Bramlette. in
the management Of the affairs OF the fifth
and last Gift Concert, and that the di nw
ing announced for February 27, 1875, shall
positively and unequivocally take place on
that day without any further postpon
or delay on any account whatever.
Il. T. DUKRETT, President.
JOHN q. CAIN. Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating to
the Fifth Concert should be- addressed 10
the undersigned, and pledge myself that
the drawing shall come off February 27. or
returned. O. M BRI9IS
Agent and Manager. Room 4. Public Lii
brary Building. Louisville. Ky.
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Bnggies. Wagons. &c.

Bnggies. Wagons. &c.
AN now offsrlDg MY stock Of BU6GIES,
l. KOCKAWAYS AND MiLBUNN WA
CONS ots'eduosd prices to close the business.
Those In want of vehicles will rave mon. v
6y Calling IT the store OF John Aguew j.
Son, and purchasing before my sleek 10
closed out. JOHN AGNEW.
Jan ~
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Straved or Stolen.

k2&4NA ABOUT Ave weeks ago a fine
red English MILOH COW,
.QG heavy with calf. Any infOrma-
tlon VIA bs thankfully received and hand
somely rewarded by
Jan 13 W.B LOWRANCE
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nUR stook Of SPAINGS and sXLEs, -
~ we'll ~ IRON Of all descriptions IL
gerry large. Purchasers will save money b,
procuring these gootls, ~ well ~ Oarria ge
Material, ct tho Hnrdsears Estabiishnent OF
Nov % JOHN A0NEW a. SON.
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LOOK! LOOK!!
Sl.200.00G IN PRIZES,

THE GRANDEsT SINGLE NUMBER
l. SCHEME ON RECORD, will be drawn
i'll public in st. Louis on MARCH 81. 1875.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 500 QUO.
Missouri State Lotteries,
Legalizad by State Authority.
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.. Mana'rs.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Prize Of s1oO OOO
l Irizc or ....... 80 600
l Prze OF % 400
! Prize Of IN ONO
. FRIES OF .................... 1O 0UO
10 Prizes OF. < 5nOO
20 Prizes Of 9 5nO
!oo rrizes or Observation-Disclosures. 0JU
Ana ll,4ol oiher Prizes Of from 81 500 to
$780,.
Am lunting in tho arprecata To
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i oeis6fitsd ELAiNE OiL, ~ "'
ay5,FlRE TEST,
PerTec4u se9x,S ana cannot be e1ploded.
ABsoLUfEtx sAiea sPrices 1t re, ali 4Jc. per
gallon JOHN A0NEW d SON.
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City Licenses.
A LII LLICENSES for 1875 not yet taken
IA out, must be applied for aud paid on
or before the S0th instant; after which date
the penalty will be ntrictly enforced
HtCHARD JONES.
Jan 19l City Clerk aud Treasurer.
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10 EX6cut0rs, AdmlnlStrator6.
.0uardiHns and trustees.
'HNAKR NOTICE that you are hereby cited
Il and required TO fle IN the Office of the
court OF Probate foe Riohisnd county. ON
or before the 1.t day Of February, 1875.
your ANNUAL nE TURNS for 1874
B /. bOO%E,
Jan 3 I'll Judge of Probate
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Kerosene Oil.

DURE WHITE KEROSENE. At 1876 DOR
Il gallon. ~ whoiesAls. ana 20, per sAl-
lon At retail, delivered in al p.rta Of the
city. TAis OH 10 kaarsntsed fully up to
she S standard required BY the Unis.d
Jan JOHN AeNEw 4 aoN
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OREGON.

The Rsaaiss or sac Victims or the
Modoe war 90 be Disintcrrsi-
New pry Deck.
PORTLAND. Or, Aug. IT, Gen. How.
ard has issued orders for the disnter-
msnt Of the remains Of the officers and
enlisted mn killed IN tho Modoo war.
and buried In the Lava Beds. The re-
mains viii b conveyed 10 Fort klamath
and buried In the Post Cemetery.
The building Of a dry dock Of Albinn
IL contemplated. II tho ground is found
suitable for iis construction, II will be
commenced Immediately.
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The following communication. sug.
euesssd BY ~ item on so-opsration
which appeared in these columns . fsw
days ego, was ssnt to this Once to-day.
II Ia somewhat pungsut. and will repay
perusal:
EDrroa Nrws: Combined capital for
Legitimate purposes. when judiciously
managed. rarely fails Of success. The
good rssuits following It's judicious man.
assmsnt snurs to the parties immsdi-
alsly interested and 10 the community.
Hain IL capital. and when brain and
money co-operats. good results may b
anticipated, due allowance being made
always for Unforeseen and unavoidable
accidents.
MeaQer intellect, when sslf-depend-
emit, a. we sometimes witness In some
Of the learned professions, cannot sue
cesd by gossamsr-sovsrsd pretsnsions.
A lawyer With . large library sci.
dom consulted. or his pockets hlled
with nestly-folded pspsn, and
an assumed air Of business. unless
supplied with . fair proportion Of good
sense. seldom .dscsives any except tbs
vsak-mindsd for any great length Of
time. Doctors may put on airs OF mock
dignity. make an imposing display Of
6ne horses and carriage, and liveried
servants /; thcy may have a good library
and f~aultlessly furnished fixtures per-
tanning to their peculiar duties; may cul'
tivats the friendship Of the rich with
sycophantic fawning and subserviency.
yet scarcely DO qualified TO administer
medicine successfully to . sick donkey.
A . general thing such men succeed for
a time, but no man Of common n Is
long deceived by them.
Your late item on the subject oil q
combination Of capital Tor Legitimate
business purposes, i sincerely indorse,
and hope the western part Of our State
may not be found behind the enterprise
IN this connection Of the eastern. Min
ing operations are now being carried
forward with pleasing results in White
Pine county. through the power Of COM
oinsd capital. and II IL practicable here
n well. II men Of sense and mining or.
p~erience viii take hold Of the thing.
A combination Of shallow-pates can
never form . ring. except OF sand. no
matter what their object may DO. Only
men Of intellectual merit may reason
ably hope to achieve success OF dis
.inction in any calling. Scientific at
:aiuments arc commendabls, but tho
nan Of common sense who wiclds his
pick and shovel. understanding the les.
IONS Of experience so 'ofton impressed
ipon his mind BY the laws Of nature. Is
nors 10 be relied ON in u mining en-.
,erprises than men Of scientific cru
iuon. Let the combination be formed
,greeably to the above suggestion among
men Of moderate means and ample sI-
psriencs. and good results must neces-
.arily follow. with average luck, to
mile upon their labors.
ORsrRvri.