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Nevada County picayune., 1888-03-07
AGRICULTURAL.
Larger Harvests on Smaller
 Fields.

Many farmers dc not understand how to reduce their fields and ln- crease their harvests. l do not ln- tend io % into a long and lahored scientific exposition of the means and methods required to accomplish thiS' but propose to give some plain' prac- t;caI advice to govern the farmer who may determine to adopt. as rule ot urtion. smaller fields and larger har- vests.
 First. Begin hy laying off one-haIf of the land you have usually cuItINa- ted. and secure it from stock by a oood fence. When this is done req lizc that vour great object k to make that half of your farm produce more the first year than the whole did last year. Now go earnestly and indust- riously to work to make this result certain.
 Second. Gather together Tn one common mass every thing which may help to form valuable compost. lo prevent waste place sour material Tor compost heap in ditch dug for the purpose. and into il dump all the scrapings from your woodward. sta blc. COW and sheep. lots and in fact every other available substance. Keep this up nntiI your ditch Is near ly full. when you should prepare a similar receptacle for the future ac- cumulations. The compost mass should be kept sufficiently moIstened to promote fermentation cover 1t so as to protect it from the sun, and al- so secure it from the rain.
 Third. If you raise colt on to any extent. see to it that all the seed eN- cept those required for next years S pIantinp are returned to the sol by which they were produced. Avoid the folly of selling to the oil mills un- less you are sufficiently near to sub stitue the cotton seed meal or cake for the whole seed, and in such quan- ities as will give you the advantage in the exchange.
 Fourth. Turn over all of the land in the fall which you intend to cultl- vate the'following year. being careful to cover all the vegetable accumnla- tions that are on the surface.
 Fifth. Apply your compost and other fertilizers eff the compost heap are not sufficiently early in the year SO that when the time for planting comes you may put in your seed with the assurance that your land is possesscd of more than double the producing power of the last year and you will he likely to realize il greater harvest from half the labor and half the expense involved in the production of last wears crop.
 Sixth. Continue to increase the fertility of your land. from year to year. for five years. at the end or this period you can estimate your farm at one-hundred dollars per acre instead of five or ten dollars, which was it's intrinsic and commercial val ue when adopted as rule of action, Smaller fields and larger harvestS. .
 You may also congratulate your self that you have increased your harvests at much less labor and eN- pense. having had abundant oppor- tunity to improve your buildings and pay greater attention to your domeS- tie animals fowls. etc.-Iroup, Tn Southern Cultivator.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-03-07

\ Bill to grant the thirtysiNth sec
 tionS of land to certain States for
 free schools. and for other purpo- SeS.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the ni- ted States of America in Congress assembled. That there k hereby granted in trust for frcc-schOol pur- poses to such of the public-land States. as have only received the sixteenth sections for such purposes, the section numbered thirty-siN in every town in the said States res pcctiycly. or such parts there of as have been disposed of. and for such parts as have been disposed of by the United States the said States shall have indemnity in cash at one dollar and twenty-iive cents per acre, ant the SecrctarN or the Interior shall. as soon as practi- 1 cable. ascertain the amount of money due each of said States on account of lands disposed of. for which in demnity is hereby granted. and re- port the same to the Secretary of the Treasury. who shall pay the same over to the authorized agent of the respective States and there is here by appropriated such sums as may be necessary tocarry out the provis- ions of this act: Provided, That none of the lands hereby granted shall he sold for less than one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre. and no part of the money arising from the sales of lands. or hereby given as indemnity. shall ever he used hy any State except for educational pur- poses.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-03-07
Bills of Hon. T. C. McRae.

Hon Thos C. McRae has intro duced the following important bills in the Fiftieth Congress:
 \ Bill to declare the forfeiture of
 certain lands granted to aid cer- tain railroads. and for other pur- poses.
 Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Representative of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled. That all the lands, except such as are adjacent to and coterminous with road constructed within the periods fixed for the com pletion of the reads by the granting acts or amendments thereof, hereto fore granted to any State or corpora ton to aid in the construction of any railroad be. and the same are here by. declared forfeited and restored to the public domain for the failure to perform the conditions on which | the grants were made.
 Sec ,. That all lists of lands heretofore certified and all patents issued to any State. and all patent, heretofore issued to any corporation for lands embraced in any grant be. yond the portion of the railroad ac. tually completed within the tim, prescribed by law for its entire com. pletion, are hereby declared inopera tive and void: Provided. however That lands which have been certified or patented to any State and dispos, ed of by such State prior to the talk. ing effect of this act shall not be af' fected by the foregoing provision.
 See. ,. That it shall be the duty oI the Secretary of the Interior. at tn, earliest practicable period. to desig' nate the lands to which each Stat, and railroad corporation affected hN this act is entitled within the limit, of any grant under the provisions o' this act and make report thereof tc Congress.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-03-07
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Mr. John (. I!omptiuetall, of EhuIaji,9ncc, tlcbmn Co., Ala, writes: "Aiy wife has been so much benefited by Shaker Esnaet of Roots ,oi ;'ri@cl's Syrup that she say she would rather be without part of her iooi f III without the medicine. IL i.l, done her more gool than the doctors and allothcrm2 "l'ir. putto2ctheE. 1 would r,.., ivy " miles to get it into the hapis of any suf- ferer if he caH -c, fl in no other way. l believe 1t Ul.l-oou~cIIin this State better than cotton.
 TESTIMONY f11H TEXAS.
 Mrs. S.E. Barton, of Warner, Ripley Co.,, Mo-, writes that she had bccu bong afflicted with dyspepsia and disease of the urinary organs and was cured by Shaker Extract of Roots. Rev. J. J. Mcclure, merchant of the same place, who sold Mrs. Barton .hc p..licinc, a.y> he has sold it ior Iou years and never knew 1t to fail.
 SHE Wts NLNoST DEAD
 I was so ioW Wita dyspep- sia that there was not a phy- sician to be foWad who could do anything vi h me. l had futtoi'ino of lbe heart and swimnin. of t." l~j. One day l read yoHrpaup. rt called "Lte lla,oDy Ue SiolerS," " which (, >r;ibcd my disease better than l could ay~rlf. I tried the Shlkcr Extract of Roots and F at on with it until to-day l rcio.ct in good health, Mrs. NJ. E. Tins .y, BcVier, Muhlenlu4 O., Ky.
 For sal by alI 1uggists, or address lIo proII'clor A. J, White, I"n |, 54 Warren St., New l,'k.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-03-07
What is this DissaS., .,lai is Coming
 Uea7 ;i3?

Like tM!yi &' il}%Ht u Sted'S in upon IL. u:4 ;".s. The Pa- tents have ;@".., about the chest and sides, and sometimes in the back. They feel dull and sleepy; thH mouth has ! bad taste, especially in the morning. A -oa, of sticky slime collects about the teeth. 1no '7petite is poor. Tlerr k a
 .oling like a heavy load on th;
 4nach; sometimes faint, aIl
 ne sensation at the pit of the
 mach which food does not
 ntisfy. The eyes are sunken,
 le hands and feet become cold
 nd clammy. Alter while |
 ough sets in, at first dry, but lfter a few mouths it is attend Il with a greenish-colored eX- 5ectoratlon. The patient feels
 red all the while, and sleep toes not seem to afford any est. After time he becomes
 ,rvous, irritable aad gloomy,
 nd has evil forebodiugS, Iherv a giddiness, a sort ot WlnrI
 lo sensation in the head when sing up Suddenly. The bow Is become coStlvc; the skn k Try and hot at times; the blood oecomes thick and stagnant; he whites of the eyes become inged with yellow; the urino IS scanty and high colored, de oositing a sediment after stand ng. There k frequently a putting up of the food, some ines with sour taste aJ sometimes with a sweetI~ taste; this is frequently at tended with palpjation of th' heart; the vision becomes in paired, with .aoIS before tb eyes; there is a feeling of grea prostration and WraiuesS. Al of these symptom, are in tm3 present. It k thought tla nearly onc-third of our poru iation has tI:.e disease ill eomc of its varied .a.-ae.
 It has been r"l l that rh, -cianS have m,-,aNen thrca
 of this disease. Some ha treated it for d liver complaint. others for kidney Iisea,c, etc, etc, but none = these kinds of treatment have been attended with success; for 1t k really constipation and dyspepsia. !' is also found that Shaker EN tract of Roots, or Mother Sci gels Curative Syrup, when properly prepared will remove this disease in all its stages. Care must ha taken, hoWeger to secure the genuine article,
 IT WILL SILL r#TTHR THAN
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now they SALUTE.
some Of the Way in Witch People
0rset Each Other.

Difsrert aations have much taeaanxl
military salute. The officers ssiuta
with the sword consists in bringing Tie
weapon up in front Of him. the hand
the height Of the chin and lower.
ip- the blade with a graceful swssp.
The uuarmed salute is bringing two
fingers to tho mouth and giving the same
sweep. The right hand is always used
in the sword salute, either hand in the
hand salute.
Enlisted men salute by presenting
arms, OF when unarmed, by touching the
visor Of the cap with the extended fing.
-r. Of the right hand II the officer 10 in
front, otherwise the hand farthest sway
from the officer is used. Soldiers having
their hands occupied salute with their
eyes--that is. they turn their heads in
the direction Of the person coming or 60
ing
The Eastern nations have strong OBJ.
lection to uncovering the head; but, on
the other hand, consider il srceedingly
disrsspectful to enter the presence Of q
superior with the feet covered.
The Chinese have . regular code oi
salutations. eight in number, which de.
6ne the proper amount Of respect to be
paid to different individuals. The one tbs!
would strike us % most familiar il when,
At tho new year, the Chinsmap clasps
bis hands together. and, gently bowipg
wishes his friend the compli,nents Of ths
season.
Two curious greetings which these peo
pie have among themselves are those o
asking each other, "Have yon eater
rice!" and '1s your stomach in goot
order."
Tho Japanese show respect on meet
ing by bending tho knee, though in th'
street they only make feint Of so do
ing.
A stranger coming among the Moor
would be astonished and perhaps alarmed
by seeing ons Of them riding at full
galop toward him. and when almost OF
his apparent victim, suddenly rein vi
and discharge . pistol .over his head
This is the Moorish way Of welcoming
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Application for q Patent
TO THE EMMA NEVADA LODE.
No.06S.
Uxrrsp erArEs LAND OFFICE,
lurekA. Nevada, July ., 1855.

UNITED eIAIEb LAND OFEAEs
lureka, Nevada, July ., 1856.
NIoTIoE IL HEpEBY dIvFN THAT MARYA
IN CASTLES, whose post once addref. 10
Hiko, Lincoln County, Nevada, has this day
filed her application for patent for nfteen
hundred ti6oo) linear feet CT the Emma Nevada
mine CT vein bearing silver. with surface
stsS anE n Il f.hmnasst % % faie Mining District.
County Of Lincoln, and State Of Nevada, and
designated By the field notes, pnd ofaciai plat
on Ale in this once a. Lot No. 10. being do
scribed % follows. 70 wit:
Beginning at post ma1ked MOL, U. 3, Bur
vey No. as. VII, nee port No. Of Lot "a" U.
.. Survey No. a bears . 70 deg 700 feet and
the section corner It the N X corner section 70.
Township 8, Q, b % 2. y. D. y. bears n % deg
= 449i feet. This post being at the original To-
II deg = COO feet to post marked No. 2, q.
eurvey No. ~, the ssme being tho original 10
cation corner. Thence running md courne,
76 deg " l9t feet TO the Northfrn boundary
Of said Survey No. a Lot A. whence post No; :
20 feet. Ssi q feet to the Western boundary Of
aid survey No %, Lot A, 1900 feet TO post
marked No o. 3. eurvey No. -, whence the
original location corner bsars 76 deg ~
feet Thence running ;,d sd cGr,s IL, u as9 ~
| IS, whence the original location corner bears
| 20 dek ". feet. Thence 4th ccur@e n. Is 6deg
| lsto fset To- post HQ, J. the place Of begin
MING. IN a.
90 much of this survey as conficts with U.
3. Survey No. ~, Lot A, Blue Jay Lode. IL
| hereby excluded. Said copfict IL described o.
fellows: Bseinninga at post No. Z Of aid sur.
vey No. a, Lot A, and running thence L.!
coufIs n o6 deg 10 feet Thence running and
course, 70 deg " 20 2 feet. Thence running
srd course. N deg " feet to the place OF be-
Total Totsi srea OF Survey 9D.eei acres. Area. IL
conflict with Survey No ~, Lot A. 0.0a acies.
Remaining area 20-65o acres.
Courses expressed from the true mexidiar
with magnetic variation of Is deg Fast.
/ The location Of this mine is recorded IN tn
Records Of the County Recorder Of Lincoll
County, EtAte Of Nevada,
Any and all persons claiming adversely IN,
portion cf esid Emma Nevada mine. oraurfac
ground, ere required to. nle their advers
| claims with the Register Of the United State
Land Once n Eureka, In the state Of Neveda
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred BY virtue Of I'll
provisions Of tho Statute.
d. HALL. Register.
II q hereby ordered that the foregoing potic
Of application for . patent, be publisbed I,
the period Of ten consecutive WEEKS In u
ProCnE RkcoRD. . Newspaper published
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevads.
Jiysal-l0t. D. q. HALL. Register.
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TNsTATE or b. n. ELAN, DKCEA8ED. NO.
II TIcE u hereby given By the updt rsisned. {.
AdministrAtor of the Estate Of X. b, Elan. &C.
ceased, 10 Ne crsditctp Of. and all persons hav-
ing claims Aeainst, the sAid deceased, 70 ex.
hibit them, With the necessary vouchers, with.
10 Ten months after the hrst publication OF
this noticA, 10 the said Administrator, ct the
water oface on LoWsr Main etrees. n Picche.
in the county Of Lincoln.
Dated q pioehs, usv.. Sept. 10, 1858,
JAMES NcfADDEN.
Administrators Of the Estate Of Il. n. IIsm
deceased. sp22
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MoaaIsrowN. TENN. July 4. 1883.

MoRRrsrowN, TENN, July 4. 1858.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-Five years ago was so un-
fortunate as to contract an extremely bad
case Of blood poison. Ny bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contract. /
was under treatment Of the physician fro.n
the inception Of the disease unit! found
that he could do me no good. Then.
through the advice Of f,iend began tax
ing S. S. S. Your medicine seemed to have
an immediate effect. took SIX bottles, and
to-day am sound and well. That was two or
three years ago. but have seen no evidence
Of the return Of the disease, and take this
opportunity to thank you for what it has done
70. me. It saved my lie. You can refer
any one to me. r. M. WALL.
FAaNERsvILlE, TEX. June sc, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co, AflAAfn. Ca:
Centlemen-The mother Of . member
Of our finn was afflicted with cancerous
sore on her face for about twenty years.
During the past few years it troubled her
very much by continued pain and itching.
She used your S. s. S.. and the sore has
disappeared and Is apparently well. Should
It break out again, will advise you.
Very truly,
PEsDLEToN, YEARLY & RILEY.
Druggists.
Three books mailed free on application
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ca
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You may shut your doors against |
thief, but not against liar.
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A gentleman. living in small city in
the West, hsd inherited consumption
from his father, and the doctor told him
be must die. He stopped taking their
weakening physic and tried DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. In three
months he was strong and we'll. The
gsntlsmsns neighbour knew how sickly
he formerly was. aud asksd him to state
in public how he had beea cured. HI
advertised to lecture on certain even
ing, in the public hall, and there was I
large audience present. This was hi'
lecture: A picture Of himself, before
and one after, hs tried the remedy, ant
I've empty bother Of Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery. He said nothing
but convinced his audience. just thu
same.
1t outrivals all-Dr. Ssgss Catarrl
Remedy.
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Many man is good friend but q
bad neighbor.
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NOTICE.

To tho Electors Of HI Dorado Canyon
Precinct, Lincoln County, STATE
OF Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that the Books for the
Registration Of Voters Of III Dorado Canyon
Precinct will close on
Saturday, October goth, 1888.
At 9 o'clock ?. y. All persons whose names are
not on the Register q that time will be tarfsd
from voting at tho coming election for 6tsts,
County and Township ofacers.
p.W. DAVIS,
Rosistry Agent. FL Dorado canysn 2sscinct.
xi1eoln ceunty, Nevada.
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issss.
MARY
dress II
lay hlei
'n hun.
q mine
bud Eix
In Pah-
Of lin
kted by
IN this
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3. Sur
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2 e n
III Pest
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nd the
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|ing; let
.mIfkeft
original
10 feet.
y. eco
No. Al
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course.
M 4 II.
location
@ run.
pos.
Ieridian
Fin the
Lincoln
Rly any
eurface
claims
! Lsnd
\, dur
hereof.
| |provis-
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Saturday, October 2oth, 1883.

At O'Clock r n. All persons whose names are
not on the Register at that time will be barred
from voting at the coming election for State.
County and Township ofacers.
I'D. L. ROBERTSON,
Reelstry Agent. Patterson Precinct. Lin.
coin County, Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-13

Smith to Jonss) My dear fellow,
whatever Is il that makes you look 30
aupremely happy!
Jones Satisfied revenge. my boy. I've
got even at last with my WORT enemy.
I've made that fellow feel 10 sick that he
IL wishing now that he wss dead. Q.
"You don't say 20! And how did you
do III"
"Persuaded him 70 have his picture
taken yesterday by an amateur photos.
rapher. He gets the proof to-day
LSomtfvills JeusaAI.
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NOTICE

Ts ths Elsctsrs ~ Ptsshs Preeinct
Lincoln CeuAty. ktass 81 Nevada.
Notics 10 hereby given Inst the B,ohs for the
Registration Of votssa Of Piochs Precinct will
close on
Saturday 0otobsr 20th, 1888,
A. O'CLOCK Pm. All persons whose nsmes an
not 90 the Register ss that time will b barred
fpsm voting d the coming election for state
County ond Township o1osrs.
A.A, YOUNG.
CsAnsy, Gsvo6a.
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rho BUYERS aurDEis

rho BUYERS GUrDEis
issued March and Sept,
each year. II Ia m ency.
clopodia OF useful tnfor-
nation for all rho pur-
chase the luxuries or the
- necessities of hfe. We
can ciotho you and furnish you with
all the. necessary ard unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk. dance, sleep.
eat, hah, hunt work, 60 to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what 10 required to do all those thtrgs
COMFORTABLY, and you can mako fair
estimate OF the value Of the BUYERS
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt OF 10 cents to pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
lll-l14 Michigan Avenue. Chicago. Ill
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For hill-asads. Lotter-Heads, Card.
veuchefs, and all ktmds Of Job PTfnt-
ing. either Fancy or Plain apply ct
tho Ree0rd O0oS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-05
Medical Inspector, for schools.

MeSicl inspectors Of schools sre being
gradually appointed in all the civilised states
Of Europa The Hungarian ministry Of ein-
cStion has just issued an ordinance for the
appointment Of public school doctors. Ii
viii be their duty 60 periodically inspect the
school buildings as to their light, ventilation,
water supply, retreats, the number Of pupils
10 tie cubic space occupied, etc; to examine
each pupil separately as regards the general
health Of body, more particularly the ewes
and ears, the capacity Of chest, the teeth,
hair, skin, etc, They must keep special ac-
count Of thoss that are sick or convalescsnt:
in case Of infectious diseases the doctor must
@as the patients st their own homes He
must keep q special account OF the influence
school life exercises upon the bodily health
and mental development Of each pupil
Chicago News
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-05

Tbs House rszSs1hlei 81 O'Clock.
Tie Hon 4. :. Judd, Chief Justice and
ChzncsIIur. St-szied by his Majesty'S
Chamberlain. Curtis P IanksS, and
preceded ~ Associate Justices Preston,
Rcks-so1 Szd Dele. and Ministers
Gresa. Austin. Thussoa sRd Ashford.
entered the chamber. The President
vacated the ehzir, which Vas taken BY
the ChaaceLlOr. lbs Honor handed the
followlns document TO the Clerk, which
US rad by the Ezssez IN English snd by
he Interpreter n Hawaiian;
Kz-1k1ua- ~ ths graee Of God Of the
EzEz-lzn Islands. King To Our vel
-elcTsG Sch5scts Albert Francis Judd.
CeIsE Iuss1ce x Cur sup Court SnG
CAz1esllo- of oCr kIzg5oCa- greeting:
Whereas. The extraordinary session Of
The LEGISLATURE convened on the third dSy
q Ncyercbsr. A D. 1857. has completed It's
lzoC-S- arG has notified Is that Il i ready
70 Dc p-VruEusc- ard whereas Il / our
2oTSl vi and Measure 90 prOrCEue the
sad Legislature o. Monday the Ssh G1y
q Nav instant. ~ O'Clock .. M, nov.
therefore. know Sll men % whom these
presents may come. that we have conStt-
luts5 and appointed, Sn1 DO By these
presents constitute and appoint vou. our
S-scizL cu-au riSsioae- 10 make known our
ROYAL pleasure 20 the said Legislature ~
the Ei-,s appointed - Aforesaid. And We
d. Es-sby cruuxrI 81 cur EoySI s1hiseEs
z-1 more especially Cur Ministers OF STATE
and 81 the Nodes and Representatives Of
r-zss15c znr sn~-rfr-Elens, and 10 govern
zhsESslVs accordingly.
trtEsu under Cur R0T2I sign manual SE
EolzrI Pzlzee- IN the city O Honolulu. this
z'>1h Day Of Nay. II the year q Cur Lord
ISIS EAL4KAUA REX.
81 shs King
~ L. CAass. Minister q Finance.
HIS Honor proceeded, first in HIS
Walsh. then II English. Il am con-
uz1isd BY His Majesty 10 rsSd the fol
lowing speech a. his ogn words
TIE ROYAL sREDcE-
MOBILES ard Representatives Having
closed yOur work q the extraordinary
session q the LegLSlzrurs Of 1857. let ne
c9zE-SEzl4Es yea Epoo the huaI eerni1a-
1lsU Of yoCr Labo-s-
he eco1oGiczl measures and changes
Eh5ch y01 have carried into effect At this
session have thus far produced, and VII
10 61ubE continue 70 be productive OF good
results
hereby declare The extraordinary
s=Ss5o1 q The Legislature convened No
F9asr ! 1851 p-0ruECed-
HIS Honor With the Chamberlain,
Judges and Ministers, retired. sni the
assembly q members and spectators
dispersed