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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22
PACIFIC COAST.
xyEAdS FROM TBHBAY.
KING CRoCKER'S TRoTTE Rs
Confidence Of Savage Shareholders.
CALIFORNIA; SURPLUS,
Sale OF senator Jones' Road and the
Improvement of the stock
Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nav 81.

SAN FRANCISCO, MAY 81.
At the Bay District Park. to. day,
Charles Crocker's double team, "Gen.
eral Cobb" and "Ellen McCord,"
driven by 0. A.. Hickok, made a mile
in 2:26X without a skip. 1t was the
opinion Of the best judges present that
the cam would have made it in 2:25
had Hickok urged them down the
home stretch.
The Savage delinquent assessment
sale took place this afternoon. There
are H.. 900 shares, and the assessment
was $4,000. Only 30 shares were sold
for o payment against about 500 at
the previous sale.
The Secretary of the California Min
ing Company has furnished tie bal
ance sheet of the company to May
10Th, showing that a surplus of $344,-
600 was left over after paying the May
dividend.
Senator Jones' Santa Monica rail-
road has been purchased by the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company. The
road will not be taken up, AS has been
enormously announced.
A healthier tone is noticeable in the
Stock Exchange and among operators
both great and small. The expression
is heard on all sides on California
street that the worst is over.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22
RRENlClES.

Gambetta is a sort of French Blaine.
1t is Decoration Day most all the
time with the ladies'.
The bunion smashers are beginning
TO think of croquet.
Moody is no prophet, but he finds
preaching profitable.
Bob Ingersoll isn't a timid man,
but he won't say that his soul is his
own.
A Chicago woman with false hair
was saved from drowning. She did
not reach the under tow.
When ~ would not live always"
WAS written blue glass had not been
discovered.
Ben Wade has not changed his opin-
ion of Hayes. This may make Hayes
feel bad, but the American people az
an aggregation don't care a CONT
mental.
Very few people go into an argu.
ment in order to discover the truth of
the matter. They want 20 hold their
own and to route the enemy. Hence
the general loss of temper.
1t is said that when somebody saw
Kate Claxton coming down the South
ern Hotel staircase the night of the
fire, she exclaimed in tragic tones:
"'ris I, sir, rolling rapidly"
1t Is remarked hat IL seems like old
times to see those Val maps around,
ard to see fifty or sixty men standing
around a stationer's window to make
out the positions behind which all the
generals will congregate when the
balls begin to hy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22
NIGHT
NEW gpRz.
CALIFORNIA JOE LOSES HIS
WIFE!
IWEED'S TESTIMO.y TO Be SUP.
PRESSED
NEW Zo2z.
Some Gloomy Nonsense About the
Crop Prospects in California
z YORK. Nav u.

NEW YORK, May 81.
Judge Barrett to-day dismissed the
habeas corpus procured by Joseph
Lopez, who recently c~landestiDely
married the daughter of Frederick
Morrison, and who claimed his wife
was Illegally kept from him. The
Judge remanded the lady to the cust0'
DIV of her father.
Information is received that the ship
Admiration, ashore of the coast Ol
Patagonia, will be a total loss and very
little of her cargo can be saved. The
hull and cargo have been sold for five
thousand dollars.
The World saws the Attorney Gen
eral has been influenced to decide thai
Tweed's evidence shall not be used in
the pending or future suits.
Leander A. Beavin, just returned
from California, gives the Sun al
alarming account of the agricultural
districts there. CharacteriZing the SAT-
Joaquin valley as the great wheat pro
ducing section of the State, he antici'
pates that ~nine-tenths Of it will be
ruined this year. and is almost certain
that hundreds will starve to death un
less sustained by charity. He attrib,
utes the good crops in Napa valley to
irrigation, and says instead of shipping
grain this year California will not raise
more than a home supply, and train
loads of people are leaving California
with what little they are enabled to es.
cape with.
increased Mail Service to China
and Japan-A seyere Rain StOr nl
In VashingtOn-BiE Crowd at the
While House.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
The Postoffice Department to-day
gives notice that the schedule days o
the departure from San Francisco OF
the mails for China and Japan has
been changed and the number OF trips
increased, as follows: The Pacific Mail
Company will dispatch its steamers
from San Francisco on May 29ih, June
Goth and July 18th. The vessels of the
Occidental and Oriental Company will
leave the same port on June 9th, July
81 and July 9th. TIE increased fire.
queDcy of trips will be continued
Throughout, the season..
The crowd al the Executive Mansion
to-day is greater than has been noticed
since the Centennial.
A evere rain storm passed over this
city last night, doing considerable
damage to property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22
GOVERNOR POTTS.

It will be remembered that charges
of Observation-Disclosures we're some time
ago filed against Governor Potts, OF
Montana. The Governor FASTENED to
Washington t meet these charges ana
confront his a%ccusers, and now the tel
egraph informs us that the President,
after a patient hearing Of the pros and
cons of all complaints, has reached the
conclusion that there has been nothing
wrong in Governor Potts admini>tra-
ton of the affairs of Montana, but on
the contrary that he has accomplished
wonders in the matter of raising the
credit of the Territory. Bonds OF the
Territory, drawing interest At the rate
Is per cent. per annum, which were
selling at so cents on the dollar at the
beginning of his Governorship, are
now drawing BUT 10 per cent interest
and are selling at par. 1t has been
shown, as is too often the case in these
latter days where public men are con-
cerned, that the attack on Governor
Potts was made by personal enemies,
who desired his removal. The result
of the investigation is the complete
vindication of his personal and official
integrity, and he goes back to the Ter
ritory with a new lease of power from
President Hayes. We are glad of this;
not because we know or care anything
about Governor Potts, but because we
delight to witness the failure of all
slanderous schemers in their ungen-
erous attempts to lower the standard
of official rectitude. Nevada is not
without a few of these vultures, and
some of them, we are sorry to admit
for the credit of the profession, have
access to printers ink and presses.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Russian and Turk
SATURDAYS BATTLE AT Ard.
AEhN
The Russians Compelled to Retreat,
Leaving their Dead and Wound
ed on the Field!
TALK OF AN ALLIANCE BE
TWEEN ENGLAND, GER
MANY AND AUSTRIA!
Miscellaneous European News!
Miscellaneous European News!

PARIS, May 20.
The official journal publishes a de
creo removing twenty-one Projects to
other places and Diminishing twenty.
five. Sixteen others have been placed
on half pay. II is said that Fourtou,
Minister of the Interior, has SEN q
circular to the Projects ex planning Pres
ident McMahon's recent action and the
Governments intended policy. Duke
De Broglio, President OF the Council
and Minister of Justice and Worship,
j. about tn send a circular to the
Bishops explaining the Governments
policy in religious matters aud ap-
pealing to their prudence and patriot
ism to assist him.
LONDON, May 20.
A Pera dispatch says the British
Consulate at Rustcbuk has bad a
serious dispute with the Turks owing
to their preventing the landing of an
American missionary, who had crossed
from Charges. It is reported that The
Consul struck the Turkish officer.
The joint purse agreement con
cluded between the Anglo Ameri.
can and Direct Cable Companies will
shortly be submitted to q meeting OF
~ 49,
CoNsrANTINoPLE, May 20.
A dispatch says anxiety Is felt as to
whether ths Sukum Kalat expedition
will succeed ia raising an instruction
in Caucasus. Eight thousand troops,
and 800 Circassians, with SO, 900 rifles
and some mounted batteries have
been dispatched thither.
LONDON, May 90.
A Constantinop,e dispatch says
Sheikul Islam has proclaimed q holy
; against Russia. An Imperial
Trade is published s~ubjecting non.
Mussel;nans to military service.
Several Ministerial charges are con
sidered probable. The Chamber OF
Deputies has asked that a War Minis
ter be sent to the seat of war. At pres
snt, however, he remains at Constanti-
nop.e. The expedition under Facli
pGsha, which started for Sukum Kolch
FRIDAY, consisted of fou. large trans
paris, iour iron clad frigates, one dis
pstcn boat, 10000 troops aud five bat
teries OF artillery.
OTTAWA, May 20.
The Roman Catholics of this city aud
vicinity. numbering lei thousand.
marched to day through The principal
streets In homer nf the ti1ieth anuiver
sary of The Pope's episcopa'cy.
PARIS. May 20.
The Soieil says the Deputies Of the
Left intended to p'acard their RI
manifesto throughout France.
Eourtou, Minister of the Interior, inn.
mediAtely t~elegraphed to the Projects
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22

DISTRICT Superintendent Bell, of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
informs us that yesterday he had a
"quadruplex" working between Vir-
GINA and Salt Lake. BY the use OF
this instrument two messages each
way can be- sent W a single wire at
the same time. duplex" FOR one each
way at The same time, is a common
occurrence. but two messages each
way Is something new for this coast,
yesterday being the first time il was
successfully accomplished. - Reno
Journal 10Th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22

THE fashionable sensation i'm New
York is the marriage Of one of Elk.
Surgeon General Hammond's daugh-
ters to All Italian Marquis, who COM
menced his career in this country IS a
waiter at Delmonico's. But ne is said
to be a ''sure enough" Marquis for all
Al.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22
EUREKA HOTEL.

E. NJ. Baum, the pioneer purveyor to the
Palisade public, has fitted Up anew. through
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisada and travellers 20 and from Ngreka,
and the public generally can rely upon getting
first-elass meals aad number ono beds at all
tunes by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel, ocl2-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22
For the Next sixty Days.

Closing out the entire stock Of patent med
ieines, paints. oil. lamps and chimneys at
cost prices. All patent medicine sold by the
mars on tho bottles. All pills . cents Der
box: plaster . cents, and everything Sold
accordingly. Give me a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Prescriptions put up for half
the usual prices. Firc-proof lamp oLimneys
- cents each; also a large assortment OF
lamps, sold from 81 80 TO ss, OF the very best
quality; Call at DR.. TERRY'S, City Drug
store, Eureka, Nevada mr7-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22

CRACKERS, e~rackoneils, butter. oyster, soda
Jenny Liod. Eastern ginger snaps, cream and
,arina cracker. Also, Linberger and Cal
| ornia cheese, pig.' 'eet and sleeps tongues.
aud cocoa shells, 1t hrs. NJ. A. ASHIN,S. :
JaSoN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22
IN TRucK.-Just received ut

GERMAN LUNCH TRucK.-Just received ut
Mrs. Ashim's a lot OF Russian Caviar, Ham
burg Sausage, Soused anu t'ickled iierrings,
Sardciis, Sardinrs and nil sorts OF German
lunch nies-nseks. Also a large invotee OF
delicious Eastern bacon and hams. n27tf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22

ROCKS Y BoARD.-Two we'll furnished
r~ooms--parlor and bed-room-with board
In a private clearinghouse, eau hs Sad on
favorable terms. Apply ct ttrs. Beene's,
Spring street, opposite Bigslow's Hall.
polff
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DIED.


Eureka, May 2l-Robe-t Enmst Norris. son
OF John and Cathlin Norris. aged 5 years
and q months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
from the residence OF his mother. on Edward
street, at 8 o'clock. Acquaintances and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.-
california papers please copy.l
firainia, May Ig-Wm. LAGER, a native of
County Cork, Ireland, aged % years.
At the family residence. on Smith Creek, in
Huntington Valley, New, May l8-Mrs.
Fox, vile Of Miehsel Fox.
Tuscasora. May ls-Mrs. Anna May Phillips,
native Of New York. aged 81 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22

AND
PENMANSHIP!
MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Tax on the Proceeds, Of the Mines
for the Quarter ending March 3lst, lsTI,.n
now due and payable at my ohce, IN Eureka,
and that the laws with regard to tho coilec-
ton of tho same will be strictly enforced:
HANK KNIGHT,
Assessor Of Eureka County.
Eureka, May ~, 1877. my~
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o RENT.

- FOR RENT, A HOUSE SITUATED
Ess.N three doors south Of " wells, FARGO
A-kA Co.'S Once. The place is saita bic for .
store nr u saloon. Fer paItic1 ars, arply"
Eureka. April n HEL ap1%ln
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RAID EAGLE NINE.
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN tho limited partner ship heretofore exist.
iDs between Drs. Bishop and Cram is hereby
dissolved.
mylJtf A. G, BISHOP. NJ. u.
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" you want the best family -four. fresh
ground corn me Al, largo and small hominy,
Scotch ON; meal, pearl grits, cracked VIII al
farina and BUCK wheat aoar, 60 to Mrs. NJ. A
ASiIIM'S. jeSOtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22

THE rumor is alain revived In San
Francisco that Flood q O'Brien have
secured control OF the Sutro tunnel.
As tho story runs. the late disastrous
break in stocks so frightened The souls
Of the ,imid English STOCKHOLDERS as to
induce them to sell out very cheaply.
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BORN.

Virginia, May ls-Wite of j. Mcfarland, a
daughter.
Gold Hill. May l9-Wife Of Oliver Hoskins, q
daughter.
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General Plan.

within ninety dava after tetolpt of proofs Of
dc'tb, '1tf'rc'p.ily presented The society will
nav a. ih'tr nli'o the n'rpgnt dui tho LCir4 W
asslgas of the deceased member.
lHF fnonrS Ov NrNrH BE3rtRrn Ann: let
Num'or oi tho certificate, uoHe q me pp-s'a
lurdrgd' and The party - whom ~ dc va,Gs slH
~. \ certificate fr'.l the pl'-.citu who u't. -
'"i tho plr'y during Hi. or hur last sftkhrss
s'ni'rg uarticul1r'y ~ HttIrc ct trs f.s~t 10,
- drr''.g'.. sni tho ,'ne & lottA. SRI cor
it'c0te " two tiinfe'c.tol scJutintqn.cs ut
tuv lrc'tsoi, cortt!v,ng to thH time aul Ui.t H.
hisor her death nnj hat te 3D.. si.a was tao .ar.
son insnrcl oy hat name Ia t.is Society
AJlrcss al fOnnfui. ui.lti1ng %
JAS. W. KNIGHT. SEC.
Home OiRce-Frecburg, Pa
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A philadelphia man had a con},ld
of thousand dollars, which lie wished
10 deposit in secure place.. ,Recent
occurrences destroyed his contideuce
in banks So he,sought flva more
secure depository f}f-Ais wealth He
thonght he found snch a place IN his
cellar, At any rate there is where
he deposited the cash, iconcealing it
between some sheet LEAD SUCH as is
usea to line tea chests. Bnt the
flithless mans dream of fancied se-
cnrity was somewhat rudely dispell-
ed He discovered to his Aismay
that man occupying the house with
him sold the sheet lead to junk
dealer, and that thestwo thousand
bad gone with it. aS5@e suspicious
capitalist is nosIs5 edin q frantic
search for that junk dAaiery
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-08

WE BELIEVE IN FORTUNE TIMING,
ID y"n b,heve in ,ur,uue ,rliney'
n'k' youug spoUdrbt. Yes
.rcrtn'nI We dn. ana practice it too
Would you like u few ,risls Of our
kill Well, then, give attention.
When b0y with black hair and eyes
alwgys tells the 'ru'n, re will be be-
lievcd aud respected a. long as he
lives, and rs the people would prefer
to keep him alive, he will. staodf y
good chqucc. to arrive at old age. A
girl with brown hair oni blue ewes.
who oheyS her parents is good tens
peacd aud Industrious, will lavo ma
ny admirers, particularly among SEN
slble men, ana will therefore be In
he way OF getting n good husband.
II girl with rosy cheeks and curly
hair will avoid late hours, tight dress.
e., too many nice things to- eat, viii
take plenty OF exercise in tho upcn
air, and Keep good na:urcG, she will
probably be II gooi.lnoking and hap.
py lady, aud ii she obtains u good EDS
ucslioo, she vii be Ct wifas for
governor or president. 10 al .tEissa ga.
'e' the halr and eyes are OF ua, RfSal
importance, hni The other aa6tiisik1s
must br strictly observed ivHu
god for'unc como ont right. -
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a GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE
SWAYNE's
TAR & SARSAPARtrtA pt,,.

head'ehe. Lanyuor anil Meian,ho,v ....,
W sprlnx IRON disorieref s,oin oh sos.,s.s.
sUrrli liver. Zach m,r bs s,s.J,i. .s1
,he yn ~ ns SwaSres Tar PMS which stim.is,s,
re'povin,, ~, ,,ah s,ona-h toa healthy action -
iar evscuations oi the bove's os 'esS
LIVER COMPLAINT
tnat dreaded discase from which a, n..
'0hs sgnSr, 10 frequently tho cause Of ~
hEADAOht. INDIGESTION.
DYSPEPSIA
nspeedly relieved, and nre oftsn ,erran.n,s.
grg, Sv ,h, yy she,r use. fogersar OMEN prsvos,1
~ @ tho use OF these Sar.apariii. pij,s ss tsss
cnFry oa, through the blood. the irnn,;,,.s 10y
wmIsn sn,stny they arise. For costiveness there n
S"AlNE ) TAR AND SARsApARIiLA
FILLS.
Ihey are purely vegetable. and az, .n..,.,,-
on thelr llVsr as Blue Mass or UaiogIi wr.sv
ont any BAD results rom tat inv "'s-
'esv''o' symptoms on all commrpirat,e,s
M I'M h'Iu'ess Ietiersto pr. Swayno a Son phiisS
ue'thA; No charge for advice. Seatbs I.i,
90 V taa9lrt OF price. Prico IS cents . SoS ars
Ask y9us irugxis, lsr tlsa.
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jls. N. yAyllyr. lgt Nlaaicburg, IA

DIRECTORS
EnwAHu BtssLEr. Merchant. rrroburx p,
J. W. GAretrR, Nt-hiuis'. Sglt. sxr1-o Pa
u. ?. ARNotD Trvclias Nr"rt rroote-g "a.
W. u DttL. Pr'1-inti rga"Nrrl i sA'einy,
II " GHtTT. LAWYER. Frcebury
u. W. bo-fnEEu %, Nrrcatut PtiiRlalpiis.
u. !. WAOoEsELLHE Physician, seiiAsyrIye.
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ToAlL-!
Itching Piles

hrr eeneraiiv rrcrrdcd Nv q ,p,,s,nre- u..
nirsunni Distressing itchfnu Ne tbouvh een 49,
re were erawlina IN snd ahort tho reotur r.-,..s
, a.,v ~ nisht whom undressing or In ma .css.
,be ,r,,., w,sm n,en ti.'es shows Itself srcsv1
W W p'Icwe psrts. srd frequently h,r,sies ~.
,,otey am,cted, ex,eni,ng in', thn v.y,rs -
inR very dis'rssine. Ctses of long s,.nri,ss ~
permanently cnrei by siinpiv APPLYING
swAYNE's OINTMENT
- spsffienlarly -i,p'ei n Ill s,-,, a, ss,. u,.
cases. Cnreseve1 whom aii o'h,r ran .',,.s ~ -
treatment fail,
sal, Rhsp- ,,,eIi Hesd,
P-rir'r t,,h. Srss,
Snra Heiis .s,W fcH
All Eruption ca.,n'. Crysipaiss sf
SwAYNH's utNTvgyr
se,fns 70 "urn "vsrv r..s IL, rin,,h. .s,. .-...
and c'oar withon, hism'ss bshI,,. '@'"'h
EXTRACTS PROM LETTERS
~. Svavnn 4 Son 10 ,n,,.n.,--r,.
nn'nsnt enr sent u- by u,ii rnr.1 -. 81, -
W W n'hing Pu's. which aur,r,i ti,h r.S
Yi,r' entSnsod fnt 50 eaais s,- .,,tSs, 49, "
"''V"u oi MN. ANDREW T. BEauL
trn"ali station, LONDON DO, ".
Rev. Isaac hnl'ani,
rt"s- Nov. 2oth, 1srS--I "a, ;. i,sr.
snuHrer rom Itching pilss r.r,.u-ss y
-, ,',incf lHst Sprilg. which save ns n.
is, an fol c1nfi ut Il v,li efs,,s ,.s
n,Nheht curei enclosed nal nttv cat. "a, 40
p',sss sen ~, another b,s -, ,r,ti "s"s
'N'"'o'" olntnen,is prcp'roa oaiy -
DIR. sviYNR q son
50, North SI,th Strs,, p,u.
,Pri'o ;9rcr'., s,x. ,r spnt bru,s,, as
on rscAipt Of price NHs ~
SOii ey all p.nssi,ts.
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cArFhlGr. ~ STORY; nl.o by

SJt.MJ, h. ts Fs;$i Il. !. ,Sa'"s 'l' is',.I ,GE
bound, =; 'n suparata vols. ~ s. and s7E0,
acco ding 10 tiuGiHr Sent hy mail on rCcpirt
OF ln.e, JHsi ILo sLias FOR young people. Con.
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rcA- Powdered alum IS "a e

rtA- Powdered alum Is IA hguard
aeainss MOTIFS, when applied 6;erery
crack il, the honrand around th6pdg-
IS, and un'ler the baseb,ard, under a
carpet IL is also considered secur-
" esainst the carpe,hug. s"p'"
powder their WI
putting dowAr
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DR.. GORpNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.


= -
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-, I,' " .'IG AZ, ~ ~ 10 Hn ", '.'l W.
.I ,t'm = dl,'r'stel system. Ar',i..'a a;d c'''s.
~, e'' ~ ~, ,'l '.', h'"' '".' p ,'u
az, r,,i,c,tr a., '-'''' ''''' '"4 -
''' ~ u~','''' s'''
ia" I'"INN ''"t VNNo
Is one Of the most ~ 're'.iil ne li'luc' cycr Of
'"'tl ~ 'A' llhilc, VI ; tHr '1inn nnl', mar.
fhot- DN,eu.tryL Huirr', hul All sG'lWer ~ m o.
li'nis. NhoGulI.-'u f11thtoaa ana Nourusit.
lhls 'oNp'nui Ia warranted md has never
been Known % tai. la UrtEp Cole IN HJrgcs.
HORSE AND CATTLE IIN!hE\r
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UEAD Tis.s ASSoVSCE0H
OF Tus
r@uvoy .ii.i ?.I3!ic!,i:7g Co,
Johr L. ycwstt, -saEnse..

Cg17Ebf1A rI,rAaEs crr.7.
GsbsssJsSsS iiI!.,,'r.....t'io' Tx T. ''... = .,. y
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m, AZ ,ro I'd from the former when grazed ];
fromsprotectibgyst ground against heat In
mmri,er ana cold In winter; from pro-
dmeIng food to raise animal manure; from
rem ering the ground fit to bear deeper
!pIoughing by reason Of the mass OF .yegeta-
ble matler mingled with itsthnn 1t can bear
in naked state, by which its soil is deep
ened !: and from saving four ffths OF the
farm from the hoof and the tooth, by making
one fifth far more adequate to supply tue
demand for grass; fiian the Whole without
such culture" ssusgts2j!s 2t7s
This book Of essays from such men as
formed the Society will otfail to interest
any intelligent farmer; and as meme1'to
OF the days when the necessity for an inn
proved agriculture began to pinch society,
it is certainly to be esteemed as valuable.