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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-17

Police Ohicer Murray of weehawken has bo-
come converted. and Dcing elective speaker Ia 20
e9pducI prayer meetings IL the village.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-17

Robert l.. stephens ~ Wcst Hoboken hGs
been Llliel Al Mcula, AcN Mexico, ~ Indians.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-17
JOTrINGS 1BOUT TOTN.

Rising barometer, westerly 10 northcrly wlndA,
diminishing ~ iorcc colder clear, am parly cloudy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-17

=, One dollar VIII purchase a beautiful pair of
u Acre g. or handsome gold hed Set OF JcN cliy, at
he OrssaA Dollar siJIs w Dr9AlNly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

Hon. II. G. PARKER returned from his
jour aey to San Francisco yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
Charles w. Friends Holiday At.
fractions.

Nr. Friend has been 70 San Francisco
on business tip, and The result Of his
purchases may be seen in his show cases,
on his shelves. in his display window.
He has some very beautiful goods. They
are sin,n!arj: we'll adapted to this mar
ae. and TO the holiday requirements o!
our Present making, money spending,
generous people. The display of gold
fabrics IL Very extensive and very fine.
These embrace all sorts OF beautiful
things. ringa and bracelets, brooches and
chains. locka!s and necklaces; and their
settings Of pearls ard precious stones are
exceedingly rich and brilliant. The
cameos--,hcse most delicate products Of
the lapidary'a art--are abundant and sr-
peio. The silverwsrs Is Of the latest
devices. !ich and graceful. Also there is
a great variety OF very desirable and
handsome ornamental plated goods. OF
watches the assortment is very fRil an.
very choics. Watch chains there are
which ore curinusly wrought and ele-
CANT. AZ We Say. this extensive stock is
oew'y purchased. embraces the very
latest styles ard selected with a full
full knowledge Of the tastes and require
nents OF this market. The reader is
referred 10 Mr. Friends advertisement
and advised to read tho same, and then
go ana take look st what De has 10
offer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

Brackets Of All AOrsS.

While making our holiday announce
ments. we should fail OF doing the sub
jsct entire Justice il We neglected to no
,ice Sir. George W. Ki.zueyer's stock OF
brackets. Some Of these are highly or
namental: some are very commodious.
being provided with looking glass and
drawer; some are very curiously de-
.igued. and oil are very useful aud very
appropriate for psrlozs, sitting rooms,
bedrooms. dining rooms and Offices.
They are pretty things for presents. are
these brackets; ard now that the holi-
days arc coming let the prudent and dis
crin,'nn'ing preseEt-givef go AMI take a
comprehensive look at 'em. Hl.. ki,z.
Meys. also has some new office chairs OF
the revolving variety. which are veIy
desirable for wri;eTa' uSs, etc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
The Grand Jury auaits He port

We reprcdaes from our neishso'
columns the report Of tbs cfnsoy
County Grand Ju:y. In sone respects
i, is very commendabie document; and
We CHOOSE rather 20 call sttention to that
which We lie and epproba:e than to
that which We might subject to the pro-
cess of criticism. What We like is The
evident disposition aLict this report
seems 10 indicate. OF purpose upon the
part of this Grand Ja,y TO do something
more than go through the Mechanical
process OF finding such bills OF indlct-
men, as the District Attorney called to
their attention. We commend tbs Prob
ing OF things official and The holding Of
county officers t. strict accountability.
rnis par. Of he daty Of the Grand Jrry
IS too often neglected. We are glad to
uo:e tbas the iuquisitlon has IecoE-
rnendad a new Courthouse aud 8 cOun-
" strong box; We regard it as 4 healthy
sign that they have stirred UP the As
SCISSOR, if nothing better comes OF it than
TO PRONG. the newly elected incu.a bent
OF that office to energetic action; We are
glad to See that the satirs Of the Scho0!
Superb .cndent nave had a going over.
Nni that we susps CT anything wrong on
the part Of Mr. Greenlaw any more than
We think Sir. Winnie has done anything
very geprebensib!e: but we like this
action d: shaking the county carpets
6pd beating cut some Of the old dust,
now and then And if acting District
Attorney Wells has been oereiic:. why
let him be duly repr;manded. TIE Grand
Jury system is cute generally voted
relic Of barbarism. Perhaps it is. We
do not pretend TO know. At any rate, if
q Grand Jnry ia good for anything it is
good Tor JUST this sort Of juty-tne in
speoiion q. snl report upon. this con-
dillon Of the cornty's offices and the
couniy's affairs As TO the prolonged
term Of the sitting OF this Grand Jury,
We quite agree Nth cur friend across
Capitol Square, tina, 1t was needlessly
long, because needlessly expensive. A
body of citizens whose duly it is to crit
icise the acts OF official incu,nbents
ought. themselves. to set the first ex-
ample Of promp,itude. efficiency AMI
soiicitu 20 :or the public interests. in
their manner of doing their work. We
hope that the Suggestions as to a new
county building may be taken in consid-
Grafton by the Incoming Board Of Com
nissionevs AMI made the suffice. If some |
tactical mOve nr2nts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

THaT stone work on Ike Treadway
ditch. constructed by the Y. i L. rail-
way comrany is substantial. strong and
altogether excellent. There seems to
have been gained by the excavations Of
gravel and sand a sufficient pitch 70
carry the debris down stream very
c!eyerly
CArawBi WIxE.-At Moore & Parke, =
saloon can be obtained the finest quality
Of Catauba vine ever brought to this
market. 1t il especially efficacious in
the treatmsn, Of invslids and is highly
recommended. Also It ia YER; deli ht-
ful and harmless beverage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
Tor siss benefit ~ tie Ccuon
school.

A ball will lie held at GeIo on Christ
mas night fos the benefit Of the public
school. The Object is n most worthy one
and ue hope it iuay receive the hand
some and liberal encouragement il de-
serves. The price o: tickets is 81. To
those Of our iownspeopie who would
lik. the fun Of Christmas nights dane
ing at Genoa. We will say that the fare
on the stage Is dollar each way. 4
ride mp there in the crisp evening air and
the return trip n the morning would
lend great zest to the excursion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

The Lads and lassies OF Miss Walters
class lat the public school), are to give
. party ss the Turn verein Hall on to-
morrow Friday evening. 1t will be the
merriest gathering ever seen; and there
will be music and dancing. and, maybe,
nov and then bit of kissing game
and fun and frolic galore. We have
been honored With an Invitation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
THE GERMAN BAND.

To night at the Carson Theatre will
appear The famous Imperial Band
from Berlin. Doubtless they will
furnish both the erandest and most
perfect music ever heard in this neck
Of the Great Basin. 1t is needless to
cxpatiate upon the subject. Every
body who ever goes anywhere will
be there and tine Theatre will contain
one ofthe best audiences that Carson
ever gathers together,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
Mr.. O. A. F. Gilbert who quietly

Mr.. O. 4. F. Gilbert who quietly
slipped away from his old friends in
September and took run overland. re-
turned yesterday. He spent the greater
mart OF his time among the scenes Of his
early life in Ohio. He returns in good
health and greatly pleased with his
journey.
0exI EAsr.-Nc. v. D. Torreyson
has zone to the Atlantic States for q
brief soiourn. We wish him a pleasant.
prosperous and profitable journey.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
C'Oal OIL stoves.

In addition to the multitude OF beau.
siful things in his store, Mr. Charles W.
Friend has for sale those latest inven.
lions Of IN age fertile in ingenuity. coal
oi, stoves. How they work. what they
do, Who invented them, and what they
cost, can he much moro correctly ascer-
tainei At Mr.. FrieLd's counter than We
can tel! the curious reader.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

THE BOXING MATCH cama of in coed
fashion last right. Of course it was tho
central attraction OF the evening. though
il Is but fair TO say that the concert was
good and TIE dancing snl minstrel busi-
ness excellent. Hsce showed great skill
and agility as boxer. though Big
Frank" got in soma pretty smart rars
during the encounter. There were three
round. taken.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
L! II n EE W. e s.

T.,o Of Yhlc.. bear marks Of having been used
rs pack animals. the owner ia requested TO
prove property, pay charges. aud take the same
away. failure TO GnL the owner will compel
me TO dispose Of this stock under the Estray
s1,; OF this State. c. A. V, PUTNAM.
Csrssn, December S, lS,G. stt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

HAoAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves snd re-
stores the complexion: removes frecklss. ten
and sailOwness: makes the skin soft. white and
,ieHss:e. Its epi LEGATION cannot be detected.
u-y2ieol- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

Irons EATHAIgoS makes beautiful, glossy,
iusurisnt hair; prevents i:s fsiIin: out OF turn
in, gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years. l:
charu1ngly psrfumad. End has no rival.
Iuy2leod- afs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

Your Grand Jur: impaneied for tie
rS-c ~, d.y :, .f,,,c.
| ej Oy you and sent 10 tier LABOR, sEo
! have been In session uh',t 'he ns,e oeie
or e.cep'ihS me l-'h' !o't' -" $500
.ia'. "a, -'1; -o.n anu 'oin 20 o no'en
osI; ana me 81. AN. -,.h, ''n' o'n guy.
icth % Decempa'' 1910 'hh so''a' e'
zoo L. oss4)' ~ ~ ."4'n -.
sens" 20 ens"se is s's,n,,o 49, .
80 's ,;, - 49,, ;,,,a
| a'e, ""e ''
iha i"i'c"ine oiH'' VIZ
40 iot pu'Siait'
toI at
C"e .'' ,"sei!
Que Iof p'itioa j." "s'' ~ ~.
IN" t'r s :,s VIII '''''n' ~ -'''
cus '.' i'ony' , .:s
AZ" i9ocieu 'n0
var
d"o .o' gnu 'I'I ,..u
ohe io' aSsau,' VIZ ecu ~
we nave e"'ea''i' A"'''" ''''
III ,he county oHcia's-
we ~" I re- u &c g.. 60. -.
ceNe' D. 70 ~
'''Ha' S'o''0 'A' '''
Special cep"s.: with Wells. Fargo
Co.: :....,..:.' %
- AA'-"' - -
Making : .o.,, Of .c.o Al
W. ,or,l ,oco,,.,..,d tho, - ,a:e ,pi.
Lilo r., ,b. nsa NJ the Coup,v Treasury
b. nrroi,s.a ,berahv SAVING safe
-, -, one h,,d.e5 dollars :. YEAR
49, ax.r,;n.J IT, hools nv, sc,.
~. Eo,,a q. C,r,tr Com mi.s;,r.rs
ga 81 NJ. r.,,orue3 ,he;r
-. ,,ro,-rI, Of ,ri,hont un3na in.
,:;I,'r;,,;n,t;,,, w.. un,,iI commend
81, t,.rs.,,s- ,ha Ho,,i ~ Cnpn,v Com.
,,;..;nnor, use ,bn aavsr.,sarent in
80 rsv.,,arer rns.ished in ,,,s nouD-
e aa,b ss-s;,,, cs ,L.,, b,5v
=, - 90 n;ss-.y ;,forr, the citizens
- 1900. ~ tho n,rr,y
X. 6n,i The TAI, in ARRANGED and badly
-, ,a,,,s 70 ,s ,h,. !, !.
t;'.,,;.. ;r,,o,e- Tor narsone vho arc
-, r.. cr;.,a.s,rI
,,,,a,,,,ss or ,,;snr,,ar,v ,.ondurt--
=. - -, y, ,,n,,,n,;c.,.. ,,itb mr.
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H'u 80 ,.-,>,
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,n,,,s :, =" ~ ,bs -.uat;c, of nr,nr1r
.na wa wonid ye.,ac,fn,iv cali tho -.
,ar,;o, a. ,he rro,sr authorities 10 vh,,
,nnaara n ne tha rrra.ic ,ond,c, Of tn,
ss.ssor
Loon EXAMINING the books y. III.
,onntv School SUPERINTENDENT v. find
bey are also in an unsatisfactory con.
,,,ion. white i. i, evident tina. hi, &C.
,ount has not been oyerd,awn, vet his
balance does not correspond with tie
County Treasurer books since the COM
reucep,ep. Of this year,
Ii il With a feeling ofprotound amaze
nen, that the members OF this Grand
J
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14
MlN,SC STOCK REPORT


OJaH IS -, - =. ,. IDS o. ~ 'T~ 49, ~ ~
Mexican $ NJ. lios Il. .os 2o'.. :-'s. 20'a
G,rii and Curry ,oas l.,s, iso. i:,i. ios l:,,
f:is 1877. .,aj> ssts
b.. and Bclc.Ier i!os Az.
CON virgins. ie,. i.s;;. :cNs i,... i,a,s A.;
;:ss %. 2'rs i''ss' as -. S;"s i';a
C,.,,.r Us 81, s,s s.. ses *. ios So;
Yellow Jacket 100. Ia, 81, i'!,... i"os ~
Sln. lp's ~. 80
Hale and Sorcro>> Tvs ~, 3iCs -
Crown Point -, 81, Us -.
Imperial - 5. ~. ~, 81 6oc. 3sss =.
K.ntu-L JUS Sts. ssS 90
Alpha a,,< ~ :. 1908 81. rs 81. /. scs sS'i
e.. .anrr 10 iic,.. ,oos Tor; bio. "a. ~.
lt-ys I.i b. III. IL,
sierra Nevada .,s u. s,s ll',, eis IL.
Osernsn lbs IL Is:, nay. los il6 b,'.
ls1s Ia
Utah iOs Is b1o
Bullion los ~
Justice loss ,st.. zoos c',s b5. 100 a5s.. ".
Union Con .s.l laos II. =-n's
Caledonia li:ios l:,::. s,.s -,
Knick-rbS.k-r ?Osls ~:
baltimore SOS *
silver Hill il0S IL
New York Con ga !, Sns =.
Rock Island s.i- &c
Occidental hos y,
Dayton ieOss'
Alta @sss
Lady Washington So So. i0cs ~.
Andes !os 20. ss,s :. :. i,.,s "a. 20. g.
I.evia.han S. Is, les 81 &c
Trojan LIS aSc
Evening Report.
Meadow Valley f0s 20
Be!mon, iaOs "a
ri u a. La =
HSs o..
Raymond and Ely .9s ::
ella l0as &c. rs .cc
Northern He'll, 10. -;
Panther Coos sc
HuSsC : SAS
Gen Thomas i0ns1i
Manhattan as 49, INA 49,. 20, IS. sss tx
Grand Prize ZOOS
MoJoc COS s.. st5, CT. coas ecsb5
New Coso ?5)S 81
Golden Clarion 5ls"
Ophlr Is 3sI<. 5ins NJ !, 4e's 81, Z. ;s,s IS $40
co.'s IS. lus 30, b3a, 3Ns s5
California 65s is;s. sos 80 bio, 3os As, :i,s
-, G,s ~ b5, los %, l0ys ~ bio
con Virginia 3ins s3i5. IS 4;sS
Exchaouer isps IL, Sos l2i.
Mexican 1858 2a,SS. 90 :p,s b5. Cos :0s:. COOS
ny rs. at's ss'zs, sos se'-s Us. locs eo's
Jnssies ,ics 5. sss.,s -. ISIS e..; 10. ..s
- $40. los iloi; BIS
Best aai Beichar lis ~, los 42s.
Gould and Curry l0as l3, 13'. lsi.,
Yellow Jacket 5ss Il, Sos 1873
Caledonia l:5s II. 63Os l2ll
Hale and Sorcross 1854 IA, H0s -
Manage i00s lO1., 0Us l0iS
Union Con a.s,S II. 1874 lii<, Cos iiii
ImPcrial zoos s: sig. 1903 3. ssc. .;os S. IS
Crown Point 30, -
Andes - pa
After the Board.
Ophir Sst1 asked
Yellow Jacket 49, asked
Best and Beichsr isI bid
Ca.ed0n! "a l2ls sold
Imperial z: SO bid
U1ion Con II bid |
Al.hs IS bid
ION Virginia - biz
California ss3i sold
Dyerman 10y bid
sierra Nevada u bid |,
Gould and Curry /: asked
Julia So asked
Justice si4z hid
silver Hill 9bid
EArheauer IL hid
The New York herald., 1876-12-29
DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.
II

l.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Dosbrosses and Coland sa
ferries as foiows:--
Express Harraburg Pittsburg tho West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. 80 A. NJ, Q aud
For wiuiamsport, Lock Haven Cory and Erie at 80
T. NJ connecting Cory for Ttusvillc Petroleum Gem
ire and the on Regions. For wiamspcrt and Lock
Haven : 80 a. NJ
For baltimore, washington and the South. Limited
Washington Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily
cept sunday $50 A. NJ. arrive Washington :iU Z. NJ.
Regular at 4 40 A. NJ, !. and 8 r. NJ Sunday and
Esprss. for Philadelpha 80 40 $40 % 30 Limited,
l0:sO A. NJ L. 4. 8. B T. s:to l. w. and IL night snn-
day 80 A. ", %. !. 80 and +. NJ. Emrrans and
Accommodation Tor Trcuton "a NJ. 2 and 4:loPM
For trains TO Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren.
tom Perth Anboy Pennington. BeIvlderc and other
pouts see local schedules At all Ticket Ufccs.
Trains arrive From Ptsonrg 10 and 30 A. H. and
ccpt Monday; fr2m Washington aud Baltimore. 40.
eso A. ~. a:o. 9iu aud lo:2u I. N. Sunday. 80.
e3o A. ~ No trow pn,iadelphia, so5: 20 90 20:
100 M ~ .n, s%n,aay o:2o $50, 80 II so A. NJ.
Ticket ofaess s26 and s!4 Rreadway No Astor House
and foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt ss No Court st.
Brookl,n Nos ia. 1i6 and liz Hudson St IIobokrn:
Depot. Jersey City, Emgrant Ticket ONCE, No Battery
FRANK THOMSON, DIN BOYD Jr
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1876-12-29

INOR PHILADELPHIA
via Long Branch and the New jersey Southern Railroad
. Leave ricr !, North River. foot Rector st.. Al
II ~ Tor Phiiade pha Long Branch TOMS River and
yinelaEL ~ ~
1 r. NJ for Philadelphia Long Branch. Tom. Rivs,
Waretown and iuckertoh W. > SNEDEN, q. NJ
CToNTNGroN LINE FOR BOSTON
- REDUCED fARE.
Elegant steamers leave daily texcept Sundayp
from pier 80 North River foot OF Jay at :jPM
FKUNlDEStE LINE freight only) STEAMERS
from pier ~. North River. foot Of Park place, t4PM
The New York herald., 1876-12-29
THE sINGERLY
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING

HOUSE
rnas In .'i s
.;a ss ss' and ssas ssn's-G sG i. s'sfTy Ts
risSa,s Pa y oAs Of tho iArso,s and md, mos,
s,sd from cellar roof for the 70,
% .'.es and sse
type bookbnders and stereotype tools comparatively
DO = large trade Ths building which erected
sss r y 70 ss On h % % TX
stories high. with basement and underground vaults for
lighted iii from is four sides aud escssdngy ssrons
sn o w, ne Sas wss ny
be the session OF the Legislature
and SS
fishing trade already established everything being In readi
ne - for doing immense business.
attempt minute description Of such cxsensivs
that persons who seriously think purchasing would nos
90 o n ams sUr =.
WHO win be shown through the building by the
tire ~h s SSon, Ss rs be
p's catalogues 'fInSlfs EpMfS AE iHR'S.iS
Harrisburg or Pittsourg. Pa
EoR, ,sALE-coUSTERs wIrns DRAWERS, Shelly.
broadway. third hoor.
DOR sALB-rioUsAXD POUND PLATFORM
IL Scale. 10 Ann 81.
particular, call sa7 wesl se.h st.
L,oR sALE-A WELL FITTED UP WINE ROOM on
Il Broadway near s4sh ST. terms l9~ s1vn .o,
L,oR sALE--A LAGER BEER. LIQUOR AND LUNCH
Business will DO sold this day cheap Tor cash. - whse
hall ST.
lN0R sALE-rHE STOCK OF MEERsCHAUM AMBER
Goods of cigar the best loc ay Bowery. House
and Store 10 let cheap. 526 Broadway
NOR SALK CuEAP-BEAUTIFUL RESTAURANT
I AND LADIES' OYSTER HOUSE,; elegant first class
pscc fine three story house, Ill exclusive OF
nearly 10 yo~rs saso cheap be sold
greatest bargain ever offered see IL andbc convinced u
House, s
corner Broadwsy and springst.
LIoI SALE cnEAP-PRIYTERs PLOUGH PAPER
-S---------- =
CMAI.L GROCERY STORE FOR SALE INQUIRE
D37s,s Henry st.. Brooklyn In store.
MACHINERY.
fnnE HERALD OFFERS Two SINGLE BULLOCK
Perectng Presses ior sale cheap They capable of
printing 100 copies each per hour of eight paper
and both sides at and he spcedcd iutO II
The working required for Is 10 feet
long 10 feet wide and feet hv The labor required
operate these two four COR boyO and foro-
these presses which are capable print
ing 1900 an hour. Will throw 10 wettng Machine
Iisf OF srEREoTYpe MACHINERY BELONGING
\ Furnace, with Metal Pot and Boanet
= 2Castiug hoxes QUE OF which Is Ribbed
fin-biag bioukA nads sf iror-
shaving N ashtnsa
Tail Cater.
Bluek Tor farming piatss on, and
u Knives iur shaving nlactiuo.
The lowest price sntsc machusy aud presses
isSl0U fhess presses snd machinery s35 They
Adirsss ANS 40 Ri0 RESvErr Nav yyo,n % III JI.,.,a
The New York herald., 1876-12-29

miscellaneous.
A PREPOssESsISG YOUNG ENGLISH LADY DF
Asires situation enable her to release her ezrn
apparel from pledge Address FAITHFUL Herald Uptow
office.
The New York herald., 1876-12-29
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

4
" . sailing from pier ~ North River
For Norfoik City Point and Richmond. Tuesdays Thurs
days and saturdays mt r. NJ with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Line chesapeake and Ohio Railroad with the cotn
steam lines TO interior points in North Caroline and
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes. Del, Monday and Thursday r NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpasxei .
Through passage tickets and bills tading to oil points
at lowest rates Insurance TO Norfolk, &c:, 4 per cont
freight received daily ut pier - North River General
DOR NASSAU. N. P-REGULAR NAIL STEAMERS
leave New York January and 49, leave Savannah. Ca
January 10 and 20.
MURRAY FERRIS 4 Co. o. South st.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
Leave New York daily Sundays excepted from picr -
North River foot OF Murray at 30 r ~ farcs re.
duced.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12

and comfort in the same way that it
does man when similarly exposed. 1t
is a cruel practice to- compel cattle to
bear the intense rays of the sun during
our hot summers. ;: : T.:">
They need protection at SUCH seasons
and ii man finds shade at;times. not
only grateful and necessary, there is
no reason why the same rule may not
apply in some degree to. our domestic
animals. We have reason to believe
that milk is not unfrequently seriously
impaired when cows have been expos
ed for many hours to intense heat un-
der the direct rays of the sun. 1t has
a tendency to make the animals fever
ish and hence where pastures are strip
ped of shade trees it is we'll to erect
temporary shades. And these temper
airy shades can be made useful for en-.
riching knobs and the poorest parts of
the field that need manures for these
shades will draw the cattle to such
points for rest, and there will be an
accumulation of droppings which will
be of great utility in renovating these
spots. Then by changing the shades
from place to place as occasion re-
quires these poor spots will be per-
manently benefited all over the field.
Those who study to get the largest
results from mich cows are careful to
keep the animals as quiet and comfort
able as possible. All excessive travel
or labor in obtaining food, all pain,
fear an anxiety are disturbing causes
that check the secretion of milk to
much larger extent than most people
imagine.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12
SONG OF 1876.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

BY BAYARD TAYLOR.
Waken, voice OF the Lands Devotion!
Spirit of freedom, awaken all!
Ring, ye shores, to the Song of Ocean,
Rivers. answer, and mountains, call
The golden day has come: ~ =,
y. Let every tongue be dumb
That sounded its malice or lnurmured its fears;
She hath won her story;
She wears her glory; b.
We crown her the Land Of a Hundred Years
Out of darkness and toll and danger ,,-.-
Into the light of Victory's day ~%'''va
Help to the weak and Home to the stranger,
Freedom to all, she hath held her way!
Now Europe's orphans rest
Upon her mOther-breast. ES%
The voices of nations are heard in the cheers
That shall last upon her ~
New love and honor, s1@:, =
And crown her the Queen of hundred Years |!
North and South, we are met as brothers;
East and West, we are welded as one!
Right of each shall secure our mothers
Child Of each is her faithful son!
We give thee heart and hand,
Our glorious native land,
For battle has tried thee, and time endears;
We will write thy story,
And keep thy glory
AS pure as of old for a Thousand Years!