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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-23
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
cEaREaATED .EURoPA HMM

SE1BEGATED ,EUR0PA INNING
y Company. Location OF principal place oil
business, San Francisco, California.
location OF works. Storey county, State Of
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
tne board OF Directors, held on the 9Th day OF
April, 1879, an assessment mo. u OF Twenty.
nve Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stoGk OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
n United States gold coin, 70 the Secretary, at
me once OF the Company, Room 10, No. 30
montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid OF the 9Th day Of Nay,
lS!v, Will 30 delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unlesa pay msnt 10
made before win be cold on TUESDAY. the
nth day Of May, 1879. to pay the delinquent
essessment, together with costa Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order Of ths Board Of Directors.
RICHARD b. NOYRs, Secretary.
omcs-Room IL. No. $40 Nontgomsry strest,
ean francisco. California. etd
,.POsTPONRMRNT.
~ . meeting Of the ptrsctors Of The aboys
COMPANY, held on the ssh day OF My, 1879, the
ldstsi OF dseming stock delinquent for sssss,-
fhent No. ! vas postponed 10 SATURDAY,
MAI TWEaTY.9uURTa, 1873, and the day Of
sale 70 Monday, June 3. ISIS.
By order Of the Board Of Director.
ed RICHARD y. hOYRs, Seorsksfy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-23

w ING CONPANY.-Location OF principal
place Of business. Eau Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold HUI, storey county,
Notice IL hereby given. that st Q meeting
Of the Board Of Direction. held on the ID
day Of July. 1873, IN assessment tho. " Of
Fifty Cents per snare was LEVIED upon
the capital stock Of the corpora.
gold coin. 70 the Secretary. at the once Of the
Company, Room 20. No. tis Californis street.
San francisco, cAifornis. ..
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nh day OF Aug.
net. 1879. win DO delinoueht. ana advertised
Tor saie At public auction. and unlesa pay.
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of August.
1915. opay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JACOB SrADTFkLD. in. Secrstary.
Omee-Hoom % No. t9 California street,
San francisco. Californis. a.;g . - o
TROJAN aIIIHG CO6fxKY.-
i Location Of principal place OF business,
ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill, stesey county.
Notice 10 hereby given. thst ct Q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the 18th day
OF July. lo79. a. Assessment tho. III Of Twenty.
nve Cents per share was ievicd upon the
capital. stock. Of the corporation. payable
immedistely. In United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary, q the ONCE Of the Company, Room
81, No. 83s Montgomery street, Ban Francisco,
Oalifornis. Sd
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF Auguft,
1879, will DO delinquent, and advertised for sale
q public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before will DO sold on MONDAY. the sth day
OF September. 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order Of tbs Directors.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Onice-No. aH Montgomery street, Room II.
Ban Francisco. California. Jyl6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-23

q HERWO D - COnsOLIDATED
~ MINING COMPANY.-Location OF princi.
pal place Of business, Ban Francisco. caiifOr.
location OF works. Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict, storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting Of
tho Board OF Directors. held on the l2th day OF
July, 1872, an assessment mo. Iof Twenty.
AVE- Cents per share was levied upon tho
capital stock Of the eorporstion, payable In.
mgsd.tsly. In uni.sd states go,d coin No 70 t 1IS
Oalifornis street, Rooms Nos. 8 and Y, Ban
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twelfth day Of August.
1873, viii be delinquent, and Advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment 10
The soth day Of August. 1879. 70 pay tbs delin.
quent asssssment. together with costs Of adver.
bsing and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Dtreetors.
Il. y. STONE. SECRETARY.
street, San Trsncisco. oshiornis. Yield
OUErIs CONsOIiDATED HIN.
~ ing Company.-Loeation OF principal place
Of buslnsss. Ban Francisco. California.
Locsaon Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Notice 10 hsrsby tvsn, that d Q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, hsld on the lith day Of
july. isp, q assessment Ono. u Of Ten
(l0l Csnts Dor share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable imme-
distsly, In United States gold coin, 10 the Becre.
taFy, at the once OF the Company, Sig Caiifor.
nis street, Rooms 8 and Z, Ban francisco. Gall.
fornis.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Eleventh day Of An.
gust, 1878, win be delinquent, and advertised
Tor sale st public auction. and unless payment
10 made before, win Be told on SATURDAY.
the y0Sh day OF August, 1879. to pay the delin.
Qusnt assessment, together with costs OF I'd.
ysrtistng and expenses Of sale.
t''t W. az h. 8. STONE, Secretary.
Onacs-Rooms 8 and z. Sls California street,
Ban Francisco. California. jyis-td
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T,Hss. s.,s s..sc:, ls 49,
.spt II The sssss. Al aessiy nsx.
Ia sssszss..sasls s sss:oSs:s
o6ss soSis-SNoSNt e'slesk ia. J.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRGINIA sAvIN9s BANK FOR THE
half year ending June 30. 1873. 1 dividend
has been declared st tbs rate Of sey,n and one
half I'M per cent. per snnum on term deposits
and liz (0 Per cent Per annum on ordinary DO.
THURSDAY, JULY THIRD, ls1s. -.gr-
2. o. ELDRHD0D. Secretary.
Virginia, July .. 1873. sim
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.
JAMES pELAvAN|

rs AaKNr FOR THE NEW YORK BUREAU
1 FOE MINING INFORMATION. 90 Broad.
way, New York. l.
AGENT
For he Mining Record Of New York. win r.
osive Subscriptions and Advertisements for he
o AokNr alJ .Hs
For the American Mining Agsoey. chicago, NJ.
g sn ssii ! Il a ssn s, . ssnssi q aDy p Ses Ss, tss n nin:s
u. his bands, through he ohaosso Mining
-AGKNT
For the sAls Of Mining Tools md Machinery
mond Drills. Pumps, Air Composers and N.
gtpss OF all sizes and descriptions.
nGnes:sAsIsl Nsrth Q ssrsss. yirst;s's
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m Dan MAKE o fssser at work for N than
y a. anything srs. Capital not required; Ne
VII star3 you. si1 per day q bone made y
thantsd evcryVhsr 20 voek Ifcr -. aNsU tAtAs
vms. Cos1{y outat and Terms Tree. Addfses
thl euSI. .TRUB kiO0s. AukastA suAins.
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JULIA COasOLIDATEO MINING

ofiee-No. SIS Montgomery street, Room u
Ban Francisco. California. Jyl6td
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ASSESSMENTS LEYIru.

CHERWOOD COHsOLIDATED
pal place Of business, Ban Francisco. caiifor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-23

Nc. s-rrouins. . % ei,ss nee for al horses
In Nevada; also for all horses from rierra. Las.
cen. Piumss and Modoo counties. California,
and Grant and Lake COUNTIES. Oregon; three In
500 =
No. Z -Trothng: fra for 81. three miles and
repeat; pure $50; hrst horse $500. second
horss ti35. third horss 1Ib. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-23
GOLD AsD SILVER HIN.

~omos-Rooms 8 and Z. Sis California street.
San Francisco, California. jyis-td
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

Sc 10 give vile berth to any company whose
sock s suspected oi beng the fcO.-bail of specu-
laf.rs. The richest bonanza in the country cannot
mak- such an enterprise q safe one to invest IN.
:. The revival of popnaT interest in go. and
silver nlng has caused the eOwner~ of undeyelOpcd
properties and even investors in the East to have
ar fSaggcrltcd sfimaie # The value Oi mines and
rr' pecf holes IL IS IN axiom among conservative
miners that 40 mine is wort more than the actual
value Of the IN II ght Even then the purchaser
takes the risk of finding enough new ore to pay for
the expense 0i taking II out and the interest hrs
money Invested. This Is pretty safe rule 10 be
governed by IN making purchases. Thoroughly de-
NeinIt mines on strong well-irfned VEINS are I'M
dount-diy IN many Instances worth much more
han tue value of the IN sight but III new
mine the man who buys ore IN posse gamhles on an
uncertainty.
90 not wish, by anything have said in this let
ter 10 dlsqarlge the mines of Montana or throw
ui,credlt npOn their management l believe The
mineral Resources Of this Territory 10 be wonderful
IN their extent and richness and that the failures
IN mining enterprises have generally been due 10
lack OF capital aud experience, and the Isolation
heretofore OF Montana from the remainder or tie
country, rather than to dishonesty. At the same
time, have written in this letter what / believe
every man IN tue East who thinks OF investing IN
mines ought to know, and what he Is not likely 10
learn except 10y spending a season among mines aud
miners. as have done. z. L. w.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
r4 a 50 acts Hnga de Brass. in a Regular
Mr.. InsEFFY,s RECITAL.

Mr. Jg-efys recital on Saturday afternoon
AZ fCh.cael.ng nan brought close one OF the m'-t
saocess u of paoo concerts given 10 Ne"f ok
inntrc. lie came here almost unknown but bis *
trsariira-y talents gained in mediste and universal
recognition. and he has had, moreover popular dc
a- u artistic HIS Programme on saturday
wAiel was nearly Identical with HAT Of Friday night.
co,,rl ~ Iaset range OF piano music, FROM scaIlatu,
H.ral ana Bee tloyen o. Ut and Josefy. His play
fnr zas rtai 70 has been from he hrst-preci-e' I'm
ish L and delicate almost beyond belief with an INTEL
lectua a a less strong than the technical The Beet
hovrn Sonata fOp 53 and two of he -ehumann pieces
wer n,f Quite sat sfactory. hts own compositions
yyer hef.r dome. tne Rhapsodie honSrose q 80.
2 0f L-l u seemed as y tle nmt oi the caps olitirs
az te Hrl % lall f0r agility mad been guis reactr'i
Nj cn.ul ni,n tue difficulties tLat Lszt himself had
yf.a..-.lrF Of 10 luunon uf1t i-Ae hto EY-e ol
sfdu- &. them rIl he ii1 prolucei work NhlcA II
scene. .rrrt lIe mat any could perform Ahd YET
n vae .rr V.tAeut of eNOrt "liu az ease aAc
N 1rrl.f alm. 81 miraculous. But the piece shouid
har- -,. a4anuuc on tEr prosfarime A. az airhhs'
gt.rf 10 . F. ior The notes were lo llsli - anu iIe
swrf wa -v-riy not hi-. ~. JosefV no" u~parls :
fsrer one concert Br0oklvnl on tour through the
couul.y nut sl.l probably ay here again later.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
TUESDAY. ~ 3 go Pm
CnmnnLgn nocnmenl.-roILllc. lor .hc PeoaLe

No. 81 Bourbon Ba ass wish n-i. over 81 sonsa Tor 80
stump. Price 80 cents.
40 So Reputation the solid south. record %; rank
dishonesty aud sectional shame. pfice 5 cents
No 81 The of CHrfeut Financial Topics for Honest
Voters u essays. Price cents.
IAe Chs0lm Tragedy. The oalDailsn oi i- p Ath
"a shown n cAsom's narrative u tae murder o Ter
husband dauzarer aud little ghul indictment Il
''The Best Citizens NJ Kemper County" Price o ceotA
No So TIE Republican STANDARD. The Principle. AM Lead
ers of the Republican Party NewY0rt-taie Platform aud
Candidates President Have.s speeches IN tie West Wee
President Wheeler aud Conag at -afaovs, Nnd
senator Feutons Address the Farmers O.Arsugas On
the Fruits OF griculture. Price cents.
81 The >0uth Congress Ruin which SOLD south
Desgus, More tnsn Twelve Hundred Mons d' aande by
the Hungry >OutA. NJ. Conklugs Brookya .r'cA Isny
ward Beecher- Brooklyn speech state Rights n Congress.
&c, &c Price cents.
Three copies n the above campaign documents
postage paid receipt q 81 cets cr 10
copies by express 100 cs'-- ~
either % 81 OF each io -, or 10 OF
either 90 or 30 or 81 or 50 copies of Tor 81.
Address All orlsrs 10 THE IhlBCNE. New OK
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

BEAcHA saraiSes spr1n&s & on eaTsday October S5 %
A Beach. OF his city In the d aaf Of ner
sLAKsLEE-At Aewtown Conn Thur.day. October %.
Funeral Monasy' October q. Al : O'Clock p N
srey M j. tS a ut g osa a1 Ne aa5 G
Chairman CROOKS AZ s wears ana nonIn , ,,, o..
attend the flnrIa tom his late si-ne- Belle
vile \ Monday veniss Ihs ..,I M ~, al q, p, ,n
turn IRAN to Sew-York at 1852 "a.
BRowy-At elizabeth. = J.. oeOber &c 1879. Mary H..
Funeral N "Wednesday, Al Il O'Clock from 500 Cheryst
BURpErron SATURDAY October 20 'sro,ine 1 Barber
eia7es and invited attend her
the Ten her Chas p Burdet stanford Conn,
Garages sl meet the O'Clock from New-York.
CONOVER At Dobhs Ferry FRIDAY October o. John r.
Of 9,Sa ar are ya TO- 70 StIsd the aser from
fhs Archer House Dobbs Ferry y. y. Monday, 27b
Train leaves "a tirani Central Depot At 1885
intern- at rArryto"D
CT RrIs-Ats sing on Thursday October ~ Fanny E.
wif- Harry =. Curtis danshier Of the Rev Henry
Faner on Sndav O'Clock nom spring
carnaee- viii await arrival ot II train from 42i-st
Friends are r-l ncst-i not . send flowers.
FAIRFIELDAs npds"a r. " October IL li M $50 w,i3%
and Laura Drittop Fairfield and sonnlaw Of tue Rev W
L. Bach. formerly of this city.
jos - on sunday INST, Mira Sarah Jones. aged
nestvss and friend. are respectfully ingtsi her
funeral Tuesday the 2sth ms. at II n from ihe r.,
| ton-ave., Jersey city late Greenvilei
MOORE-In BrooklVn. sunday. October 26 lsla Jane
neaes aud OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral on Iue-d. october & - al 3Sost D
MoWoAN-At Dobbs Ferry sunday mSraiDg. October %
EI@s f.sn .s Of tbs ee.a @ ss 1SaFi1 y n O Bradley pobb
Perry MoaaA 5n a. 5SU p sy 70 .1 a AZ "a "'"
Friends Of family are invited
vRRSoS-on FRIDAY october "a Walter l.. son
Funeral a. o'clock Monday afternoon. r7Ih at 100 La
fsvessnssd Va t,rsS. AZ respectfully r. invited
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
5uerial Nolict5.

rcrvou- ar other invalid. whose friends lny %
paw hbsrr evra'riinarv cir" end e''o' faf'r cin
ul1 such family regular n llH tl large RI
euce in lrd mental Diseases, Ht FINf rrf rf =
Dy adGIes.lg Pll -Il4AN cAlt of .i. i b. Ear -i =
bang n Co. Auctioneers. ss0 ana : - Broadway.
WILL SELL
MONDAY. October %. a. $50 %. No.
NI,CELLA NEOUs and THEOLOGICAL BOoh,, COM
pr.s lg many good standard ~orss "a SCIENCE,
HISTORY. TRAY ELS. $50.
TUESDAY. NJ $50 p. N
MEDICAL BOOKS. both ncw and oG-i colseton OF VAL
UABLE. STANDARD anu SCARCE BOOKS.
WEDNESDAY. a. 33O q. mo-.
collection o Books tle greater plrr AatlEfCASA 4so
few AUTOGRAPHS.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
WHY THE ADMINISTRATIONS REMOVED CORNELL
Warrington Dfsodteh 20 The Cinei"nGu CefnnerotS-
L Alnrnr

The OtleT day IIItnu 5lIu 70 otVItI"Iy
eherpanf What viii yOu n somebody gets up ln
vour audience and asks you way Cornell wasn't nj 10
b- Naval Officer at NewYork he Is NJ 10 be Governor
~ maj srat. T. II should be- asked mat question:,
repued the Secretary, shall say frankly thai the
ability OF Mr. Cornell to administer the duties o Nava
ONlcer Was never Questioned. Was his honesty and
efbelency ever assaIieci but be placed limsei IN
antngousu 10 certan features OF administration whcn
rn desired carried cut in the Oce OF when
ne tne heal and his removal became necessary as
matter O, consistency and discipline nave tue very
hines, resnect for Mr. Cornell personally" continued
fhe secretary and hope he Will be eecoG OOVcrhoI
he will make "a good officer and more than al, ID ln-
cou,e.I b@ reprrsr principles that vital 20 the
sifv OF this country. should rather Ike TO be asked
- Su.stlon YOU suggest, because understand the
ferncrafs are sing the fact Of COrnePs removal from
Inc Naval Office as a weapon against nm."
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
GOOD NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.

The work goes bravey on, and the prospect for
an overwhelming victory of thc deni-Iayers oshiens
daily. The little corps OF -appeIs auI MINERS VINO Coin-
r,c,ced ther miserable work of undermining and de-
stroyng the credit OF rginia al least tA months De
f,r. any attention gwen TO them. have about ex-
ne nded Their strength and perceive the signs OF coming
defeat But we must press them TO tnr wal ana Eve
tnsm no nuart.r suce he welfare OF virginia REQUIRES
far fbe repudiGtirg party shall be completely Dotc1
out OF existence a. OrgsnizrG entity.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

HAPMAN-On the ed inst, at Grace
Church. by DIT Il. G. Porter D. D., kiuahan Corn
wallis ~ Elizabeth daughter OF Charles L. Chapman,
o. Hartford.
JCNLs-LEFFERrsOn Thursday. October 23 az the res
mother, Dy the Rev Dr. Hutton MISS
Mary Emily argnter Of the late MARSHAL LeAefts, 10 Ar
Dwight Arven Jones
PARREK-KIRTLAND-On "Wednesday, October %. ~
B-hop, d. D.. az the First Reformed Churcl
Orange y TmOtuy Parker OF uca, y. l., 10 Lucy NJ,
daughter Of John Kiri.4nd u orange. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. David Davis cannot be elected by DEM
ocraic votes and hl- boom may well end before u
we'll begins Raleigh Observer (Deml
In "A pure y partisan sense We should Oe glau
Il Iill Won write ettcrs for puDlcat o. ia Norhr
al least ones week for u year 20 come.
lrv Juld serve exceienty stniuiaAs Oi Northern
sOldlty.-l Troy Times (Rtp9
Nr. Hill ha- mistaken the year of grace
when he lr.sets 90 The luDc sUcn pretcnlou- docu-
fe Is hrs last letter. recking with moL'trOuh peiNtl-
eons oil history aud breathing the sOurr reVenEeiui
sprf o. q nafsd political coUspiutor- Boston Trans
cript tlsepl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
MIDNIGHT WEITHBR REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SunOpsfs for tht past - h0urs.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27. a. m.-Clear weather
continue. IN Sew-Engand and the Middle staies' ana
thence westward over the Lake region with less pres
sure and slightly warmer souihwesteriy WINDS north
easterly winds have prevailed IN the Southern Ser'
,,h sirlt rise IN temperature. less pressure party
s,,r'tv weather and hgut rains tIe cOaei Iht
naroue- continues highest on %" Middle AuAn'0
Coast. and 20 is lowest near Lake superior
IgdIcdfiOaS.
ror Now England and the Middle states, warmer
o,tberiv 10 westerly winds. cicar or partly olOuub
weather and falling barometer.
rnnnr-A-r.- 1 nCAI- NRSERN ATllNs.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

A correspondent Of The CRcsnH an CONNER
ciq Dr-s, MS the uame o. the Hnu ~ nam H. EnGis'
I'm elaua as a III candidate for Vice-PreNdent on tue
Democratic ucEet year The partN might ceILhs
e. f, ner and fare worse. Personally either MI Eng
i.s or Mr. Mcdonald would give more real strength 10
the National ticket than MI Hendricks whose cain To
tr. second place r-sts idea. ana - 70 d" con-
sdeled quite apart OF any fitness or merit OF HE own
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

DON'T irritate your lungs with q stubborn
cough when "A remedy. safe certain Dr. Jayne's
Expectorant eau rasy procured sore throat and
lungs speedily helped by H.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

hre hf estimates that he must have deposited in their
iasf rest.ls-p4ice about 1000 dnfns tho Ilst hve
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
REL UBLICAN MEETINGS.

STATE OF SEw. YORK.
kEPuBLICAy STATE CpMdlrTER
IIFfH.AvF tiOrRI-
c. A. ARTHUR Il, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

Chinkaly ptus for Caills and Fever
Is makins Itself knOHn b. it, very reuarkaoe cures
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
NONDAY. OCTOBER 81.

r. n. JOHNSON. I soc-o,,r,..
II. A. GLiDDES.
JOHN y KNAPP. Treasurer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-26
THE STATE COLLEGE.

As this Literary Institution is being
debated before the Legisture, and is
likely to be interviewed by Commit
tee of that body, it is well enough to
post our readers as far as possible on
the matter. The last official report
relating TO the Institution that has
been brought TO our notice, is that of
tho Patrons Of Husbandry, at their
meeting last Fall. J. U. Gillepsie,
Chairman OF the Committee that visit
ed the State College in September last,
made the following report, which was
adopted and ordered to be spread upon
the minutes:
TO the Worthy Master, Officers and Mem
bers ofhe Pennsylvania State Grange,
Patrons Of Husbdndry:
BROTHERS AND SIsTERs:-The Com
mittee, appointed at your last annual
session, TO visit the Pennsylvania State
College, met on the 10th of September,
A. d. 1873, and after completing our
labors as far as possible, in the short
time spent on tho College grounds,
most respectfully submit the following
report as the result Of our observa-
tons
The College is situated in Centre
county, twelve miles southwest Of
Bellefonte, in one Of the richest agri-
cultural valleys in the State. 1t is
large and commodious fye-story
building. constructed Of limestone, and
beautifully located and surrounded by
extensive grounds, fine outbuildings,
and grand, picturesque valley and
mountain scenery.
The College has been in successful
operation for a number Of years, hav.
ing been organised under the auspices
OF the Pennsylvania State Agricultu-
raj Society, and incorporated by act Of
the Legislature IN 1854. II was then
styled "The Farmers High School, =
In 1862, its namc was changed TO the
agricultural College Of Penneylva-
MIA" subsequently, in 1874, it's name
was again changed to the Pennsylvania
State College, having to great extent
passed under National control by an
act Of Congress enlargibg and extend
ing its educational scope, and grant
ing II an amount of land scrip, from
the investment Of which the institu.
ton realizes thirty thousand dollars
annually; sum sufficient TO pay
Professors salaries, and contingent OK.
penses; consequently, there arc no
charges made for instructions.
The farm consists Of four hundred
acres Of land, one hundred Of which 10
devoted to experimental farming, and
tho remaining TO ordinary agricultural
purposes; all Of which Is in a high
state OF cultivation evidencing the su-
perior ability Of the distinguished Pro
fessor under Whose supervision Il has
been placed. stta Ii
The College proper Is prepared, and
has all the facilities for imparting I'M
struct,on in oil the higher branches Of
learning; but is more especially adapt
ed for teaching agriculture both as an
art and science. The institution 70
under the charge Of twelve Professors,
with the Rev. James Calder. d. d., a.
Principal Though our stay at the
school was short, yet we were satisfied
that the Professors were all men Of