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Peter Britt.
-Photographic Artisl,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
'& :- -.-w-c JtVf
V vartide visite
fixwE m toe: jtkest style of art,
Pictures Reduced '
oXXMJitfb T&LIFE SIZE
t;rs
JOHN MlLLt'S .,
2?to Door lo B. F. Doitrffl laQcr;
"rTftWS,ALWAy8 -PI? HAND THE
-JV" best stoclc of Gnu, patent sod home;
"'Hnkfle Rifles tna Shol Guns, tingle and doable;
tBtTOlrera of the Ulentp&tents ; Pocket Pistols,
-seat,miU sd powerful ; i Derrngers thelat
"eit nd beL' Alio the best Powder, and Po.
4tt Flasks ; all sorts of Shot and Punches ;
Caps, Wads, and erery thing in the Sportsman's
Una..' The aborf oos are all of the best qual
It; and will be kU at reasonable" prices.
- -tAU.arders In' m. line' promntly.eiecoted; re
pairing done promptly and with dispatch.
I, , iUrlDg sold out lay, saddlerj business those
iadebted to me' are requested to, call and settle.
JOHN MILLER.
JacksooTllle, Oregon, Not. 6, 1870.-tf
:: MlliOAB SA3C00JS
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M. A. BREIVTAIVO
. - coinDTjcoroii,
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Cuolce Liquors and Cigars always on hand.
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THROUGH TICKETS
, . . 2i CENTS.
- we'w state saloon.
' " 'DRINKS 12 CENTS,.
The IWny pabllc are Informed that Pxre
JSiTios of the NEW STATE SALOON will
quench ibeir (Afrrf with the most cbolce bever
k(e"to be found 'In Jacksonville forONE BIT.
We' expect to lose trioney'by Itbnt times are
hard, and we cannot see people go thinly.
16oct69 ' TAPE & SAVAGE, i
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EAGLE BREWERY !
JOS. WJUTBS1UIR Prop'r.
' qHE BEST OF LAGEB BEER KEPT CON
Xi stantli on band : 'sold by the keg,1 gallon,
or glass. Seeing is bellcring, give me a. call
and judge for yourself. i
JacksooTille, Jan. 15, ;fi70.-tf
miBsOVEilBECK,
Physician & Siirgon,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON
T- Office at his residence, in the Old Overbeck
Hospital, on Oregon Street.
X-
DE, E. E GBEENMAK,
, PHYglClAN AND SURGEON,
( . " OFFICE : At the V. S. Hottl,
Cmllfernk Stre.t,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
He wil practice In, Jackson and adjacent
,pioua,iuawua promptly to professional
.I1- feMtr
; DR.A. B,OVERBECK'S
opTH eooms,
1b tke Orerbeck Bospital,
Varm.colp showerbaths,
A, lUISATS .AXD WEBNESDAYS.
zt '0R.L OANFORTH,
Pbysioian and Surgeon,
TTA8' permanently located on the Fort Lane
!XL Baoch, two miles north ol the Willow
Springs, and offers his professional serrlcea to
itht people of Jackson and Josephine counties;
JDR. L. T. DAVIS,
.ft' "
'OFFICE ON PINE STREET,
- 'OFF3Blto-tlxe Old.
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ARKANSAS" XlIVERY STABLE.
Jaeksonrille, Oregon.
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M, GEI; B. TOLMAN
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(Lit SartMa D. S. Amy J
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lan; burgeon,
b .. - -.r-
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r TAXI) JLOGOVOHEUR.
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a j Will practice In Jacksen led . adjacent coun
ties, and attend promptly to all calls onnrofes
aitlMAil. -4
OHceaadrsfidABeeooJoarth street.-.oppo-;
IUthM.R'eaurch;- ' . r(
JacktonTllle Oregcta Jan. 8,187ft tf
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Job printing. .
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OIEGOX SEKILEL" OFFICE,
JACKSONYIlL Ori'EQ'ON,,
f. T. Dowell, Proprietor.
RAVING THE. .L-ARGEST' AND BEST
Assortment it. JOB TYPE .in Southern
Oregon, as well as a" "'
cordon; JOB PRESS,
We are prepared to 4o all kinds of" '
lm
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OPrlrLtlns:;
icb at 1
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Onrdsi,
1
ara,
MJ QfTttrvacLm
Ti.iTiniiiBB,. '
3Eotoxs ctoo,
And all other kinds if Printing, at reatmabli
rates, tall and see us, before sending to San
Francisco for Printing,
E,C, BROOKS'
Her ff atclf-fcibclk- Jeweirr-
s n? rs tn
TTSTrOPEED0TJNDEB THE HALL
ti of the IJ. S...Uofl opposite P. Ryan's
store. J&ckftflnrillp nrAivAn . .kM k..
found a general assortm:nt of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold and Silver Chains and Jewelry,
Gold-, Silver, and Steel boweit 8pfctacles,
Eiiiht Day and Thirty Hour Clock.
The American Wntfhe. In Kntk ri. j
Silver cases will-be furnirh'ed at
- EASTEJpNrP.RICES,.
AH'iroods'reBt'PDfmt jinii'lciM ' in-. lT i,.
they are'.andfof the lowest livlm nmi
jar watche. Clocks. Jewelry, and Sewing
, "'"6 y.vuf
juBiuiucB bicnucu huu rfDairpn inr nniM in ....
respond Ttlthrihc". times- ,.ii . tl
Octobenl,1870.
fraatc6amekicaK'
HOTEL ;AND RESTAURANT.
OPPOSITE THE
Oda'lFfellow'sriHall,
Jacksonville, Oregon. ,
Travelers and resident boarders will find
- JAIME GlLEOILffic
BEDS AZfD BEDDHVG
.Placedjln first class orderand In every
Way superior to any in Ibis "section, and
unsurpassed by any in" the State.
HER,-ROOMS IRE SEWLT FURNISHED
And a plentiful supply of the best of every
thing the market affords will be ob-
talned for' ,,. 1
HTEJR TjABLE.
HVreftfter. fcer TTnnts will lu Vnf i
night, and Fqoare nenL can be bad at.anj time
thrnnrh thft nlfvriL fivctora nrnnu1 In &..,
- -- ---fs " vr.n(in(iim aai rtj
style, lunches etc. to be had. Stage passengers,
and others nut late at:nigbt, can always find n
good fire, hot meals, and good beds at the above
reBiaurani-
Jn rfln'hl -t!t Y,t, f'r,l...i (iT'T..
ronage of the traveling as well as the perms
nent community.
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Jacksonville, Dec. 25, 1869. tf;
DTJGAN- & WALt,
Forwarding and CoMmissioa
MEIOHANTS,
CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA.
MARK your gobjs. core 0 .0, fr ?f Oocctj
(Htu ? B-nH tKnnlfiff rMtnt. and l.lll. .'
lading ; freight and thargee payable In Crescent
ui.j, hi uciirerTviMrooau n.3
Our warehouses consist of two"brick and one
MonxbuildlBg. (; i "VJT ! "
paiydi.nlortlnr1to;tiritotemilr8 atk for
. A AAfinnASHAA a L-ll ..a AABk ""
vuuituuauvo ut uierr put.sATurp
DUGAN & WALL.
Crescent City, Marts 1. 1870feb26tf
Br. POWELL, ,vr K.B.WATS0S.
DOVyELL WATSON,
ATTOEHETrf. ATC LAlv7
TacJuonTillt, Ortftm.
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JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY DEGEMBERllO 1870'
M; eiipsf'piiiii
1 111
PUBLISHED
Everr Satartm't MoraiHg by -i
B. F. DOWCLLj
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fW!SLERd&&xBSSAJBBTS'
TKRS OV fcCBSCIUPTIONl
For one year, In advance,' four dollars 5 if
u miu wiinin me erst six inontbs or the year.
Are dollars t if nnfc mti nn;i iv. tHit.
of (he year, six dollars:
TEHMS OP ADVKRT18ISO.
wOne square (lO.lines or less); nrstMnseTtton,
three dollars pnrfi inUMn.ni fn.AnAn n
dollar.' A dtsconnt nl RftvVi 'nt will k.
made to those who advertise by the year.
lrfgal Tenders recelTed at current rates.
Washington Correspondence. .
WASniNGTON, D., C, ')
, ' Nov; 20.5SJ0.J
THE WKATHEE. '
In Washington, October and Novem
ber .ire generally very pleasant months.
this year most exceptionally soJere
for the past six weeks cool nights and
clear and balmy days, have been the
oraer, ana nntu now, since the late
snow Storm at the North, havp. wo pt.
j v ,. , -;-,-!--
penenced but l.ttlo inconvenience in.
Our rOOmS Without firps. Tn-dnv nunr.
our rooms without fires. Jo-day over-
coats are in cobd demand, and ladies
are to be seen promenading the streets close of the ' presenVmonth. The.pres
muffled in furs sr in winter ' ' '-. , '. '-.-. n
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THE POLITICAL CZNTBK.
At this political centre, for two or
three months before and after everv
general election, politics seem' to per- 'eS)? lan 100v The prophesy of ena
vate the mind of every man, woman, t0T Harlan, who, it will be,remerabere.ii,
1 J mL.U Tj. .-.. Pi,i t n wiha .CHnaAiAiH-l al T a ' J 'fV
and child. Every State has her nura
erous representatives in one capacity
or another residents of Washinrrton
who look at the result of each nomin
0 j
ating convention and election in their
respective districts as directly favorable
or unfavorable to their fntnrp firh.
pects. It" is not enough for the State
at large to be all right for them, but
thonominatingMn'vntio'nRs'exDected
to suit them in its choice; and that
this, choice should be elected. Their
State's Senators in Congress are duly
.fficuaicu ucre uy weir irienaa just
before a Senatorial contest. J The
longer a Congressman, i,,lavored';with
omce the more tnerids He is supposed
fo have .in "Washiugtdn.'.the excemion
to this supposition is only found in
such dyspeptic Honorable?, as Senators
Ciumner, lrunibull, Drake, and their
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line.
CERTAIN CONGKKSSMEN.
lion. Dick Yates, a eood. kind
heailed. I'iMiinI nnH nrith all n f.ii:..
itllow whoseterm txpiresMareh: '71
has many a JnendJhew, who vduld
like to have him join thejGood' TeiiiD-
lars and be again leturneU by his State
o theSehate. - But"uclirarb'6pe'isial
most baseless, and the friends of Gen.
LoL'an fear lint, littlp nnVirlaltinn nn .l
part of Yates; to LogailTjeifig h'is' suc
cessor.
The friends, of Senators "Wilson.
JUomll, Ross, and Howard, begin to
feel very anxious as to tho disposition
that will be made of them the coming
wiutei, tho defeat of the latter: how-
ever, is considered almost inevitable.
ine chances ot Kepresentative Ferry
have long been favorably talked of
here as bis successor, and the champion,
majority 'over 11,000' with which the
constituents of iir. Ferry have inst
elected him for "the third lime', to Con
gress, makes his success idoubly prob
able. With Ross; his chances,for re
election appear good, hisionly formid
able opponent being SydneV Clarke.
M fln-l - : -r?
. viai, icjiie&euung nansas at
larcVrumoreacduaTntVdVitKMfti'o.
Rf i,.ftW;V,l', Tji "ix!! J '" .Km
...J .i-.; .tr1T1 : ,-v3i)tHHfu:5j'n
it is said that Ross has. the.confidence
and will receive the support oi a mai
onty ot the new, legislature, irrespec
tive of party. . ,
THE EEPOKTOF THE COJOIISIlOjriE
OF
7- -.
The-xeportr.ofitheiComtnissibrier of
EDUCATION.
educatipnwbich jvillsoon be oqL will
nnntinn .l.l. .!!! -. t. . -it
be a document of remarkable interest.
and will cohtam information which has
nelP:ectS5sOXEWie-
ty ofsabjects deeply concerning the
most vital, wteres'tsM-JOckfr. The
papers which will accompany the re-
port of the Commissioner will contain I
ALjlog3tX ni ccy jig jr ;p 'agSA n .taeu: r Z -t
-J ,.
:ti of..
r.'ttn-r-
ftiwtrietsPaf reDor&oi-JmTT 5ft3"tR a-
tne union which publishes reports, alstf
infoftnitfo'n dbfained' by correspond
ents fronf'TemtbrieWrid' snefi States
.iirf.-' ., ..j. ' . t
M"e"'riot snfflpldntly aiiVe' on this
Question lo nnrillsri rpnnrtii '''. rift'' 'lu
from'oihe'rf'poftions pf tlie 'rorId frpm
-H.WU buia VUJV.Q uao ICVC1VCU uwu
I dozen or fifoM" "contributed articles on'
n,.'Jei in- ".. . ,.ijf, it -Li,!' Blraw thatch goes ott the cottage,
ments.' "In addition to-this there are.s;'t!.rt' An v j P.l. -ti: .l .v
s -,t. 1, . , IT -I'jiuj, urap uie ram cumes mio
dozen orrnore contributed articles on'Vtho chamber. A barrel iss66n emntv
subjects-of the? mbsi'absorbing interest
connected wjjL, the, education of the
people, including-one on Kindergarten'
culture,-bf the well known educationist
Miss Elizaietlr PeaBodyj. of; Cambridge
Cbineso') em'igra'tipp, bj "EfoC '!Port.erj
of Yale,Col(ege:,EdncationandXabor:
by Col..Hinton,iof. this city!; Hebrew,
educatiorf.-by ;J. J. Noah, Esq., and
many others, 6f equal interest rriizht
be mentioned; but to give, the fajntesj
idea Df,,the- immensity of, this report;
wouU, require the use ot'sbmuch' space,
that I can, at this 'lime, bnly allude to
the series of 'tables, twenty -or more.i
giving,8latmtical .information of, all the.
schools in.the United .States, so farasi
reported to the office, tromthePrimary
rip to the diversity.
i THE'CESStS BnBEAir;
The work ;n the Ceniu's 1Bureau is
.l,.iL .;ii.1.i-.r.'A, :''(.'.'
"cauj Buiarauvan9eui,uni.Hs,s?uper-
intendent, Generaialker.intendare-
j .i.j. ...1...1,... . -' -.
.commending thedismlssal of itwerity-
fi.i. ;i rn.T.a-j Jv,.i i.i- .v'
PT1T mrnp in tho .KnrA.n nnmhAra nvai.
. ...Mi. ...., t-u,uuu.uv.u ,!..
three hundred, this force' the Superin-.
tendent intends tb irraduallv reduce.as-
the works contracts until there, shall be
was Secretary 0f, the Intendr' durifig
the takihg of the HslTcensns,-will hard-
lybold good, The Senator, von teme
interviewed a sh,ort .time since,r er-,
pressed his belief most emphatically,
that, itrwould take, at least,' three years
to complete the work. The' Superin-,
terideht thinks differently,, and only
wants .one, ,year,ana a ball tp do it in,
with .a comparatively reduced force At
that'
' ' APPBOXliTATE POP0LATIOX.
The approximate -population oil the
several iStates and Territories 'are as
follows! Alabama'. 1.000.600: jSrlcnri.
sL, 4'85,000;'CaT;i9rn'a, 55b;,0Q0 ; ,Cdl
.oradp Territory, 40,000: Connecticut,,
(exact) P37.466; Dakdtaiij 25,000 .'Del
aware (exact) 123,252; District df Col-
timb'ia, (exact) I?7j767; Florida, 190,-
0?0 j Wrejy 75,J)Q ; ' Jiiaao', 1 5,odb ;
TlltUo 0'H.ihnnn'. tj: .1 .-
"I""ti ,uiu,vyu( iJ"miaua,i!.l,oo0,UVO;
Iojva, 1-,177'50Q Kansas. 853'COO i
Kentucky, 1;325;000; Louisiana, 16,
000: "nfainp': rj3O.S0fi ' HraV-lnr, 'faL
OOOMassachuytts, 1,457,500; Mi'dii-
gap, l,184,g00; Minnesota,. 460,000:
Mississippi; 834,000; llissduri, 1,700,
000:' Morifana Territory. 2o.5bO? TTp.
!bras'k,a,,105;o00 Nevada, 45,000; New
Hampshire, 318,500; "New Jersey, 000,-
1000: New Mexico! 86.O00? 'Nr'pwVnrl-'
.OOOprth Carojfna, l,04l',Q0Q;
QhiqJ,075'X0fi; Oregon, ,90,800; penn-
sylvania, 3,750,000; rRhode Island.
217,500; South1Carolina', 720.000 : Ten
nessee, y,4sOfbbol"TM&6 and Utah" ndf
yevejiable; V.erniont, 3p0,5p0,; Vir
ginia, 1,210,0.00; Washington Territory,
25,000;. West Virgimn, 450,000 j Wis
consin, 1,050,000 ; Wyoming Territory,
9,000": " Lite."
AMtWti th'p fpntnrpQ nt ranant fnt
in Georgia was a .cookjng match, in
which y'outag women, were the comppf
ltors. Miss Black, a eirl only fifteen
s. juiss lilacs a girl, only hlteen
rs dld? took ,tlje. premium for the
j cooked dinner of twelve, dishes-
years
best
Orerov Mines. Thp f!nmmio;ni,.r
of JUinins, Statistics estimate.! thp viMd
of the irold :minp in' OrRnrnn nrA
j, Washington the. past year,, at ,$4,0p0,-
Wll T
it . ui' ,i.
iAj, learned ,doctor. has giyen his
opinion .tha.tight Sacipg s, ajpublio
nenpfir innniiifh ia n. t-illa nflT nil nn
foolish girjs ,apd Jeaves fhe wise ones
Sw". "JVY "UlUCUf, il, ..,
ini.,cri.wc Bay.s luai ininienca no,
womln ever dies' for want nf' unpaWnn-
MfeW,SfoWE says tfejit'inAmeri'ca no.
nmln At... in.' In- n..Mf m .......I.?'
hfl minJ ''I'h.a tini.,,.. nnAn..K.-J
much of the mprtalityjamoiig.men.
Fanny Fzen is now '60. Atfr f!nrpv'
i8. ?Wet?c?f!- Stowe 56 and'
Catharine'Beecber'70. , Fanny Tern's.
weigb,neri2,,0,p'unas,;
Tire Hn.ll l.k. In lul. I.?
who has no motive in performing it.
lir
'NO. 47.
Spend Wisely' "
t jrt . . Tit ';
Loot most.to,' ybttr,jspehding;i No
matter what comes in. if more imps nnt
yon willj always be; pooh The art is
not in making money, but to keep itj
ltttlenerrjenses. like mil ini?r h-irni
When there nrnmnnv mxlrorroatnra.tat
T m"J """j uraui ijui. uuiu., otrajr
Hfiip liv ti.!. 1...J. 1..U t?. J
Jho chamber. A barrel issbon empty
hub -lap-ieass due: a aropr minute.
When you mean.asayejx begin with
vonr month tlinro iiMmmiv ti.ir..
down' "the" red" lanc.Jl!,The aleriueis a
great waste. Tri'all othef'things 'k'eep
Within Comnass. Npvpr atnl.nh vnnr
legsurxnerinantnoibianket will reach,
Or VOU Will Knhn lip nnt A . Tn plnlhco-
Choose .suitable and lastinrr. Rtnffj nnrl
nQtjta,wdry .finery. To be comfortable
is the maitti thina; inever mind the
looks.. A fool; will mnl-p mnniiv. lint it
rieeds:a wfse'man to save 'it., Remem
ber that it'W pniiTpr tn Vin!I tmr. :m.
nevs,- thiiri to keen nnp'flnin-V Tf mn
give, all to!. back and board, there is
uuiuing ien, lor tne savmgs bank.
Fare bard and work hard uhiln vnn
you are,young, and yod have a chance
to rest when you' are old.
Economy ot-Time A iUti r,u
which I have found serviceable in past
years isto'-puwdown every night the
yiaua auu engagements ot the next
dayjlarrangin'g. the' bonrs ' well. The
au vantages oi this -are .several Yon
get, more done.than if a great part of
each div ii 'siwnt'Jn ,n..J..:5- 3
an vantages ot this -are .several You
each day is spent in contriving and
;"",u'""ii wiidniexi. j neartfuL
ieelintr pervades the whrilp i:,
There, is.a feeling of satisfactionat the
ntnA P .1 J r. .
cuu ui we uayonnnainor that mn.
?xh that part of what is planned has
b!en. a.ccorHP1's.hed: This is the secret
of givingyjignitytp'trifles. As units
vuo aie Mmuneant! inev nsn in m.
POrtance when they bennm mn n
plan. Besides this and I, ,thipk the
most important thing of all there is
gamed a 'cbncioiisness of will tlio ,
pbs'ite Of that tvhich -is' the! sense of im
.potency., , -,
Self Dependence. Afnnir n ' r,.,.
Wise parent Works 'hard' ' nnd i;,.
spafinglr'allhis life, for the purpose of
(i!nn,:. 1.11 - . r F..- -
.c.iuj- tiiuugn nq give nis children
a start in the .-world, as it is .called.
seiung a. young ,maa -afloat with .mon
ey left him by his relatives, is like ty
ing a bladder uiide' the arms of one
Who Cannot SWIlri ipn nhnnnoa t'ns
MwilMose his bla'daera and go.'down
?Jhi-jO"?,a- TeicKhimito swim,
auu ne wm not ned the bladders.
GlVO VOur chl d a' nnA oA .:.
Sefethat'his morals ire pure, his mind
-...,..itu, auu 111s. upoie1 nature made
;6ubservient, to.the .ldws which govern
Ti 'i. 3yu W,I Pv. Sen what
will be of more valus than the wealth
ui me inmas. lou have given him a
start which rio miRfiWnna'T.nf,. j-'.:.
him OL The parlioTT.. .-v.'t.i ..
, - ;-; mutu iiim 10
denend nnnn Minn... m .,
.1-77 r.'!?i"i'csiiurce8 ana .tne
Y.oa.iigo in vjuuiuejDetter.
fi -The Aib WriBkEATnE, At the
June meeting ot tun Royal Irish' Acad-emv;.Dr-
Sigerson read, a rather start
ling paper on tle. atmosphere, illustra
ting at once 'the delicacy of chemical
research and the harmful mixtures
which are breathed by mechanics and
Others.- 'In thp air nf'SwOl . v.
discovers hollow balla nf ;in au--
one.ten-thousandth ol am inch in diam-
ier; ,111a snirt,iactory there are little
uiomcma uj jiiiuu ana cotton, with mi
rinte estes: tlirtshinrf mAUhinoo -j
mills' nil the 'air with1 ho ..- 'v
grams; and .spores; in printing offices
antimony jfrom the types is, breathed;
and m stables ,and in,, barker's shops
scales and hairs? t.nK-.n mr.,JL.
breathe rrlnhiilpfr 'r.t m.a-i:... j
- .- a. . . "."nine; auu in
short ever, workshhn' fillaiHa .m...
phere with floatingrfragments of the
materials us.ed.
.
CuTRiosiTY !s"dne of the 'permanent,
ai:d certain charaeteristicsVf a vigor
ous intellect. Ki nrlnnn :.
knowledge .bpens. new prospects,' and
produces new .excitements tp further
t""Sr.es?- ine more we. r,ead and
stndy the"mni-A w tV.Ir.lr. ,a'
thought engenders thought, swill one
iuis. jcau io auotner.
'' TEiENTsnip. "When I ,see leaves
--r. "-" "j iu iuo uegiuning
of autumn, msf sriph fhlnt T : ..
frien,dship of tholwofld. ' While the
sap.of; maintenanee Jasts my friends
swaD 5bnndance ; butin the winter
61 mvnppd thpv fpavA wrtA n.tJ TT-
is a naDDv man thaf. im. )v;-i ..
..... ut, nut ne u more truiy nappy
that hath' nnlnporl nfM. li.A. f- '
im nnl 'tiH-H.'. - 1 I '
-, -.wU..,,,,0 IIIIUUD,
Cleanliness. Clpanlinpsa nt n-
son promotes .heal.th of .body,,and this
1TI tnn n.lnM.11 J t.'.l vl !. " .
.u.u uuiuuj, uejjeia .puniy 01
mlna1 and moral 'elevation. Such rJer-
sons'.areiouiteTa.-nTnhfhumin.j -r
ha"vin!r"the.'ihneF,'and, iniunum rMr-
and flQ f1pnn n- 1,A nn.n nnJ .t.. f I
vi """".""5iiumiiu mo visi
ble tthey,are jiure ,from,prineiple: not
policy: "
m
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wsspaiaessfeaeacMtteiiBStsiEsa
IWCTSff IfflMj
toIFSo L???Hrt
, . Alfewportabla Hay SSS"-
The JfortlUnd JBiraW says: Wt
wero shown by-tile inventor, Air. P. B.
Waite.of!Zena1.T5lR?nUVff:
iorlin'tenUfely trJavftlhay pe;one
yawn vu;u .-uaea iaiamesdoTpand
presa, weigh nd, bind $,, hay. al
most one moTe.mpnt. TI10 k; l .1.-
rather a one,, divide s.'inafjtVo'arta.
;Whcn, .'the yeiiple: js, 'drawR,spinear
nlV "Ttntll tho mnn metrln -... Z.
"j " Mv aaia tujtuu wa-4 4M4LIC3 lb
rpperly Whenithlsls cdmpleted the
man 'sps out' hh'AU he. Mniia'Vwn.ni.
toned id WttL WtlifertrrfiTitnfi fhn 'or,.-
.On .is.a 6anstair..nlaced, on n.TAvnlinnn,
cylinder, to which.i3.attacheca.Tollow-
r. Thi fnllnrnpr T.'r.ln.-.n ? .V. .
on', and ja thS cylinder revolfes it
drawsTtbirfollowerltowrds it' This
ipresses ihoi hay;-- which- is, nneWpd
stjopglyiloni eery de, Fromr;the
yaysiau ei,ieuasf,a.ieyer, which has a
perbendicnlar'arni and in thp ,.'i -'
this'arm, K'a'wiBdlaisi and it its end a
nooK iona, single-tree On theitop ot
the cap$a ia.a crane, tcr whi(;h-l-at-
"- -. yf uo uaji, a uursq.13 at
tached tb the single'-'tred of the'4Jver,
he walks a couple ot tinfei .rouncf-'the
wagon, and the hay is pressed.oJ A
spool of bailing rope- anda; ntedle is
situated on the upper part pf' the wag
on, so that the bale 'is sewed beforee--
lnr t.Van .",., 'T !:..?- Cti- -f.i
1 -vu nut, iu uuui iue presseo.
bale out; the hooks are attached W it,,
tho windlass in, the .lever isjturned.and
tho balo is deposited, on te,.grpupd,.
pressed, sewedd weighed and all
in a few minute? labor. An applica
tion for'a patenffias been: made at the
Patent Ofb.ce. fn"W,ashlntQn. ,
Gsf Good Tbees, Vines; tv
Plants.' It never; pay afarineV'to
plant ont'poor cheap, unthrifty trees;
and it never paysa.farmer or;gardeper
tp'depend on grp wing 'grape, vines tor
flowering plants from slip's or suckers.
The farmer wants good' frees, good
fruit, good grades, goodflowering
plants, and (he,. should 'snpplyJhimserf
with trees, , for. his orchard, his yjnes,
and shrubs, from healthy tpcks.sand
from sources Nurseries bf estaolislied
charaf.tpr whern n di.ar.r.nirijrlr.t ;
likely to follow; We. pay fivei dollars
for a bat, fifteen dollar? of tnoreifot a
coat, ana ipr our tobacco and cigars, a
good sum, and so( on-rarticle, ..per
haps, not always necessary; 'arid rsoon
despoiled of their beauty wbenthe
amount laid out in fruit frees br-shrabs,
would ba a, joy for :jlong yep to; come.
W. IFarmejr,
CheAp-Poetale Fence. We 'find
in an exchange the following' descrip
tion of a cheap fence that may tfe erect
ed for permanence, or can 'be easily
moved:
"Take a full fence, four pieces' Tf
boards six inches widejind Of the 'com
mon length, ;sixteei( feeti iToi.theso
put, on three, cleats, onef atj'eachfeqd
and one1 in the middle, jiailed with
either hammered or with'-goodiigb't-penny
cut nails annealed, ' Or"iat-,pah
nels' easily landed), (and whena's'st
upin thcdesired place, leteachitfltern
ate pannel have cleats face ;in .opposite
directions. Tho ends of the'boa'rds on
,ono pannel wouldlbut up to, the cleat
'on the other; the boards ;in th'is Tittle
space are double. A paiP5f' skates
are then to be driven intotlwPgrduna,
the top boards resting ptv the skates
where they, intersect; they also rest pn
the top edge of the second boards, from
the torJ. In this way the stakes' se'rye
as a vise to hold the Tvhble 'tSgether.
The stakes can stand straight enough,
60 that but little ground w;H be lost
from, cultivation." , ' )
How to Test Fxocu:-i PlacVHhnn-ble-ful
itf the palm''of( thehand,' and
rub it gently with the finger.Mlfi:tlre
flour smooths down, feeling gentle
and slippery, it is of inferior quality,
though( of fancy brand, high .priced,
and white as the virgin snpwdrift,1and
will never make' good, light, wholesome
"bread; but if the flour ruWrough' Hi
the hand, feeling like fine sand.feand
has no orange tint,, purchase confident'
ly, It will not disappoint, ypn. jSuch
flour, whatever may be its. branded
reputation, though its priee be.aVth'o
lowest figure, will make good J light,
nutritious bread. , - US
Soapsuds is a great fertilizer pi
grass and grape Tines,, and should nob
be wasted. A bit of alum Tn ' a tub' ' bT
soapsuds sends- jhe soap"and dirttp
the bottom, and leaves the water fit. for
nse again, if carefully poured-onTifrbm
ine Beaimenvwnicn oecpmeaa conceiL
frated 'fertiliser almoif as good as
guano.' ' - " ' '"-ni: -'tr
' (When1 we see'aLawton Bracibwry
patch suflered -td grow, without icarej
we mark it.jthat ,the. bushes, -wilj , pro
duce only halt the fruit, that they,
fvu.u v mm uiuuiu. 1110 piauia
-1....1J U.'..ill....".i ix c:. -TT
The Schuyler Colfax "Strawberry
said to .produce good crops with the
poorest culture. U'makVs'a grand'and
successful fight with,rass'"and,'wltET
weeds.- A currency note'' 'of '30"''cent(ft
sen t to A, iM. Purdy, Palmyra, Np ?
will bring; back plants enoogh tocom-
mence a;6VrawberrypatclL .t ii if
A. T. Kettle is the only singer who
never has a cold.
pressei1 js in rth6 fbrnr qi'W prdmary
larm ivanoDi H7iLn'rworrtviT',";f
than fourfeethigh, and then the7 toBs
shobld be pruned, or cnt.ofT, S;v rij