Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 10, Bloomington, Monroe County, 5 July 1871 — Page 4

The Boj and the Brook. BI H. W. LOJtOrELLOW. Down (nin yon distant npwutaiu bight TUe brooklet flow? through, the village (trot ; A by eomes forth In nasta hie hands, Wafdiiug, yes, waahinc, t aere he atandii. In the water cool i.niX sweet. " Brook, from what irountaTii .lost tbon conao? O, my brt. jklet cod una sweet !'' ' 1 cime from yoii'mciantairi high ;intl cold, Whew lieth the new aiice- on the old. And melt id tLe Hammer boat." " Brook, to what river doat thou go ? O, IU7 brooklet cool and sweet !' "I eo to the river there below Where in bunches the violets prow, Anil sun and shadow meet." "Brook, to what uarden dos-t thoi' ! O, my,brokl t ccol ami Bweet !" " I go to that garden in the vale Whore all night low? the nightingale. Her lovivaoug doth :rexat." "Brook, to what fountain dost thon go? O, my bokltt cool and sweet !" I .jo to that fountain, it whose, brink The mild that loves tho? comes to urina, And, whenever she looks therein, I ritt to meet her. and kiss her chin. And my joy is then complete," Atlantic Mttiltltlvfvr J'hii.

FARM, GARDES AM HOUSEMOLD. Kitets far Honxekveprrs, widow's c.vke. Two cup? Indian meal, three cups of wheat flour, one pint of buttermilk, four tablespoons of molasses, two tenspoons of saleratus. To be eaten hot, with butter, for tea or breakfast. EGO STA1NS4 ON SILVER. To remove t he stt.ius ou spoons caused by usin-j them for boiled eggs, take a little common salt, moist between the thumb and linger, and briskly rub the stain, which will soon disappear. SOLVENT FOB OU) Pl'TTT AND PAINT. Soft soap mixed with a solution of potash or caustic soda ; or pearlasli au-:l slaketl liuie mixed with sufficient water to form a paste. Either of these, laid on with an old brush or rag, ami left for some hours will render it easily removable. TO REMOVE GREAS1-: SPOTS FROM WOOL. In removing the grease from wool, nse a very weak alkaline solution as a substitute for soap, because if the notation is too strong it will act eheinie ally upon rhe wooi, tending to dissolve it, "and tints impair its strength and lustre. TO PBEYKNT FLIES FROM INJURING TIO TCKE FKA5IES, GLASSES, ETC Boil three or fonr onions in one pint of water ; then, with a gilding brush do over totut glass nui frame, and the flies will not (dig it on the articles so washed. This may be used without apprehension, and it will not do the least injury to the frames. BOILI J) beead. Two enps of Indian meal, Iwo cups of rye, one of flour, two-thirds enp of molasses, pint and a half of milk ; a

httlo salt, and a teaspoonfm of saleratus ; pour it into a long tin pnil ; put it into a pot; have just enough water to keep it boiling; cover tight, and uo not lnril into the pail, and keep it boiling thrse hours, and you will have a loaf of bread without any crust. POTATO POULTICE. Perhapsit is not generally known how much plensanter and more agreeable, as well as more eft'aeaeious, is a poultice made of potatoes than one made of bread. It keeps heat Ion ver and can be reheated several times and docs not wet the clothing. Peel, boil and mash the potatoes ; inclose in a muslin bag, and apply to the affected part. To boil them in hot water has a very soothing efl'ect, and enhances their valne. A poultice made of boiled beans is by some thought to be bet ter than potatoes but botli are worthy of a trial. TO KEEP JAMS, J1SLLTES, AND FItESESVES FROM MOLD. The closet in which sweetmeats are kept should be perfectly drv and cool.

If that is the cf.se, and the following recipe used, preserves will keep for years. Cut a round circle of writing paper, the size of the interior of the pot, and one about an inch and a half larger. Take the white of an egg and a paste brush, aud lay a oortiug of white of egg over the surface 01: the smaller circle, and then lay that piece on top of the jam, with tho untouched sides of the paper next to the jam. Take the large piece and coat ths.t on one side with white of tgg, and let the surface thus coated be the one turned inward. This circle in to cover the pot, aad the white of egg renders it adhesive, and pastes it firmy down all around the edge of the crack. A REMEDY FOB CEOCP. The following remedy was given bv Professor Brorson: "Let a he&lthy person fill h;s lungs with pure air, then slowly breat te upon the patient's throat and chest, commenci.ig at the point of the chin, an :l moving slowly down to the bottom of the wind-pipe. Repeat for a few minutes, and it will give relief in cases where all other means fail." "A mother,'" writing to a medical journal, says m relation to that recipe : " My boy wits always subject to croup ; came near dying with t he rattling, noisy kind at about eleven mouths old. I saved him ivith water, aud ever after preventing a serious attack by watchfulness and water. But when three yearn old, I let him play in the brook

one warm, rainy aay, and he took a severe cold, and had the still, kind of croup, the first and last time he had it. In spite of all I could do, he grew constantly wone, until he could only gasp and breathe with bis head thrown back.

uc thongl.t his last moments had

thoroughbred only when his entire blood was traceab o to animals of acknowledged purity of breeding, whose

pedigrees were recorded in tne isritisli Stud Book. To that opinion we still

adhere ; but there are others who claim that the seventh consecutive cross from

thoroughbred stock produces a thoroughbred. That is, a Conestoga or Norman, or a Mvmtaug mare being bred to a thoroughbred stallion, the produce being a lUly, she in turn being red to a thoroughbred stallion, and so continu-Hi brooding the grade female produce from thoroughbred stallions the seventh generation will be absolutely thoroughbred. To this we object, and

insist that an infrsion of Couestoga op Norman or Mustang blood positively established as l aving been made t suiy point in the chain, vitiates the titl j to thoroughbred breeding. In cast s whore seven successive thoroughbred crosses are proven and nothing further cm be ascertained, we do not object to the prima jack' ?asc th is made out, and would be willing to admit snrli animals to oolites :s prescribed for thcr oughbreds, and t Stud book registry, giving such the benefit of a doubt. J. iff Stuck Jtuemt..

A JlYKMl.E NtODlUY.

Death cf the Serves. When a man is wounded in battle, even slightly, he is likely to be knocked prostrate, wlitsh is in fact often the first intimation that he gets that something has happened. It is not the foiee of the blow nor the wound that brings

A Sketch ofthe fc'iimoiiH Boy JlnUtemutlrtnn. From ' Good Words for the Yomttf. The name of Henri "Monleiix was well known in the scientific circles of Paris in lfU 1. He was born at Nenvy lc Roy, near Tours, in 18'2i. His lather was nn industrious wood cutter: his mother, ' mine tic peine in a farm. The struggle for bare life was too hard with these poor peoph- for tliein to indulge in any conventional sentiment regarding their children, The baby was was but an additional burden, fin inconvenient ami disturbing clement in their lamily life The other children

were already iiwnniiy en. pioyeu iu herding geese, sheep, or oxen, according to their respective ages. Henri , could, of course, do nothing to gni'i his j

livelihood, but at any rate li : was to ne no drag on the exertions ot Jaeneline, his mother. So it wes settled that she should continue her avoeatiins as usual, and the crying, puling babe should be shut up all day bv himself in the lonely hut, with no other consolation than a ran: stutl'cd with brcr.d and sutrar to imiieuwe his hunger.

At three years old Henri learly died ! of congestion of ihr brain, and at si j nearlv succumbed to sc:.rht lever. ; After that his powers of both mind and body developed apace : he grew thong . and' ouarrelsome. When he had ob- s

taiued the mature age of seven his father informed him that it was his duty to work for a living, aud he was scut to kcci) sheep. In his lonely

l meadows lie amuse l nun

Henri with energy : " T will maintain it to my dying day." The examiner, the well known engineer, Monsieur Handemooliii, considered for a moment and then burst out laughing saying, "ihe little rogue is right after all." He was asked many other questions, and acquitted himself to tho surprise! of all present. As an inmate, he w as a grcr.t trial to the zealous young schoolmaster. He lived in perpetual fend with the other scholars, swore at Hum in the most, satanic fashion, and att.uiked them not only with his fists but with his knife, mid appropriated everything he took a fancy to. To vary the montony of his existence in his new school life, Mr. .'faeobv

iNllEttlTKD Diskahks The number of transniissable coinplaints is larger than is generally supposed. Not-only scrofula, and ciiiiHiiniptioii,biit rheumatism, gout, liver complaint, constipation, cerebral aHectioiiH, and probably dyspepsia, are inheritable. Fortunately, however, these horrible heir-looms may be got rid of. Cut nft' lte riiitiit, with n. Walk mi's Vinhoau Uittkhs. This powerful Vegetable Alterative and Invigornnt is also a blood depurent. t removes that transmitted poison from tin' circulation, and cures what are called constitutional disorders. It is stated that )u Chnillu, the

gorilla-hunter, whose headquarters for

took Henri walking t iurs, to exhilnt i some time past luive been in Now lork, his calculating powers, at the neigh-1 is soon to visit (Sweden, Norway, liap-

lum to the ground, ft r lie may present-1 j, bv j1K.e!iBantlv counting over his

ly get up aud wn is away, or tight agfjin ; ,itte j, s of ,,0ob'cs, and arraugiii!

if he is very dettrmii ed; but it is the

shock upon tlit neivous system. A similar shock may some through a stroke of lightni lg. Sometimes it may be so violent tha ; death will overtake the victim beyon .l rt call by any re.icion. while there is lie sufficient injury to the tissues or organs, or loss of blood to cause a fatal rt siilt. A sudden death occurred recently in a prominent family in this city, where t.b young man l ad no disease of anv ti ssue, that could cause alarm, and no tun could have prodieted the result. J'othing eonld be said of it bxit thiit some violent shock fell upon an enfeebled nervous system aud took life iway before the trouble, whatever it was, could pronounce itself by disorganizing any part of the body. Oi vili?. ition and its intense activities I ring a great strain on the nervous powers ; physicians have to bear this in nind and direct their counsels accordi lgly. A great desider atum is to discover some remedy which will act promptly as i counter shock. In cases of a certainliind, as in light ning strokes, dashes of cold water, t-nd -

denly given by the pailful, sometime: avail. Perhaps when the nervous fuve is better understood it may come within a control as decisive as that over galvanic ceurrents iu a cable, which are charged and discharged at will. Meanwhile there shorld be sufficient knowledge disseminated among the people to enable them to exercise caution i::i avoiding whatever is destructive of ner vous vitality. Iowa School Jourtat'.

them iu different wavs. His master

discovered this, aud ordered him to stop wasting his time with such foolish games. Henri was determined to go on with his interesting diversion, so, after much angry disputing, he was dismissed, with the character of being obstinate and iucurably vicious. Old Jaeuues, t he woodcutter, then resolved to try softening influence of education, and sent him to school, and furthermore placed him in charge of the cure that he might be taught his catechism. Alas! neither secular nor spiritual instruction seemed of any avail. His nchool life consisted of perpetual combat with both scholars r.nd master:

boring colleges and schools. Vendonie,

Hlois, Orleans, Angers, and many other towns were scenes of triumph for Henri, whose acutenes and readiness surprised the most practiced mathematician of the day. Paris was the scene of his greatest renown. Arago. Ohatenihriainl. Oee.rgc Sand, Alfred de Vigny, anil mail v others, received him with enthusiasm. He was frlc.il. caressed, wondered at. 8 mic eonsidevd him the image of Dugiesclin, others the very portrait ot Ohattertoii Verses were written iboit him: his portrait was taken bv the iirtist-i of tho day : he created quite a furtirr, and beautiful ladies embraced him for the sake of his genius. He was a nine days' wonder. Education had no merit in his triumphs and so-called instruction destroyed the fruits ot his solitary uiiisings. He became confused and puz.lcd by arbitary rnles and laws, and alter some years; subsided into his normal position of a country clown, almost entirely deserted by the strange gift which had thrown so fascinating anil mysterious a charm around his childhood. To the student his character suggests many interesting retletrtirns, both f a physiological and psycoligocal

nature. He was of a highly nervous

temperament, and when a problem was proposed to him, lie trembled all over, as if wrestling with the iliflici.lty, until it was surmounted. Ho calcu

lated ceaselessly, in p aying, in walking, even in fighting with his compan

ions. Capable of the deepest emotions

which he evinced strongly when going;

V New Dish.

i . i i i. i-., i 1. i

naruiv a ooy oui mm a uihiiv ut uiuinr : , f ,-. ;,.t.,,.,';

to show an ii proof ot tho savage con-! . F., ,r x , , " i I t ... nr i ,- . i ,r, f i,., I ion with Mr. Jacobv he was yet habit

lllll l' VII lllllllp iil.'ll,ir. l .V , I, l.JU. pedagogue had a plaster ou his brow as a pleasant mivvvitir of the incorrigible Henri. The cure, good worthy man, still hoped to reclaim the young

savage, who, in spite ot nis sturdy

lisbelief in all that was i icomprchen

sible, yet melted into tears at the account of the Crucifixion, and exclaimed, like Clevis, "Leg brigands, ah!

si lavais etc la.

uallv passive ami abstracted. His

memory for names and places ucver improved, and he was unable to identify cither persons or towns he had vi sited. Such were a few of tlm phenomena exhibited by the untaught mathematician.

land, and other hyperborean regions, to make further explorations and ob

tain material for the composition of

new adventures. Snow me a man of sour, morose disposition, one who entertains good will toward iiono. and I will show you ti dyspeptic. I'yRpopeiu is tho bluest of all rlisoises. Rev. Mr. Aiken lestites that (.'he's DvHrErtuA(!ciiR cured lum after 15 vears' sufferiug.

the

A I It

THE GREATEST

MEDICAL DMEY

Byaothorltyof aspuclR c ot the Legislature o ' K ntojkjr, of Man 13,1871,0.. Ttmuw. at rw

GRAWD GIFT COWCERT

OF TEE AGE.

KENNEDY. f Rnxlmrv. lmsiIlMaivi-rfM In

itifoloitr i-oramou nnstuit? v.'eedn n rniifly llutl

t-iti i EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, from the Worst Scrofula Dona to a Common PiitiIe. Tw.. tottlet uru wanuuttid to care a nitron u' ow iimntli. One ft i tli ret- liottlfrj will cure the worst ktiid of I'lmpl on the rn. T o .-r tlircv bottU-n will clear t!; system of hcn, I'wn ln.ittt.-rt nrv. witrniiit ! tu uwu thu worst cntkor in ft".' month or .ftoinacti. Thru ti tivt liuttKf ure wurraulfJ to euro the wanit

in tin;

AM V AffrmfPIT w

ON TU ESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1871. Utultrtiediroutiniiuf MiobtBl M ibIohI Tlenttlat.eaibewced.

tickelsor ilniis!sian$10 Kach,t'Brreacy: Half Ticket $5; Ouarfer Tickets fS.&O. Each ticket will ho re alia shell to it four coupoi,ol I he denomination of 13 W curt. Tlie boWer of n en

tire tliket will b entitle 1 In adiniMiim U the Concert mil to the wtiole anionnl ol t e p Vr" lot. The holder ol ewli :ouion will be enMtled U adniiBsion to tho Coneer lft loeJonrth ot lliemonn. of Mich itift nMtiiiy bu.i-'arJeit to tint wlntle tick t trhltl It beleoc. tlUt tUHI To provide ftm.l. lot II e ( rand Concert, and fo- thu benebt ot the Public Lltiran ol Keatoeli, IDWiw Tlckele will he sold tt !tlO eueh. C'HrreBi y. .,

All moneys ari4imr I. jtn Ibesaleof Tieketeitlll be deponited witn the Cltliei.'' Baak, rabject -ml. to tBo

order ef tho Prmiirtptit. .i id Treaenror of tho Ijhurr, totintermgeed bf the Butuu't Maaager.

liniuedlately afler the Concert tt.e Bam of

$550,000 IN GREENBACKS i

Will be Uslri bated Ny lot to the hold as ol tickets in the following OH!, viz:

;i-ilas. o bottlei

ottlts are wtu rtintei'. to cure all buntor

The Bust Policy A poller iu

Mutual Life of Chicago. A grandson of Daniel 0 ( k nnell, the great Irish statesman, in the miuiugiiig editor of a -weekly journal in New York

city. !

Pbtjs.si'sg'b Celebrated White A'ine;;ar will keep pickles Ask for it.

JlAICKfe-r.

Our Mini nil Wealth.

Utah is developing worlds of wealth.

An English lord, a passionate lover of good eating, who would even have caused the Baion Brisse, or Dumas' valiant Parthos to blush, had a certain French cook wl oni he had engagod at at great expense, nn expeit in the culinary art; a genuine cordon Oleu. One fine day ;ho English gentleman expected t fsw jhoice friends, and calling up his "eh ef," he desired h in to prepare some new delicacy for dhiner, something entirely new, and to enrpitFH himself if poss ible in the manufactiuci

thereot. liie -oor cook was sadlv per

plexed. He had already tried every

thing with t arty or torty ditlerct.li sauces, aud as ho was afraid he taight lose his magnificent position if he did

not comply with the wishes o: Ir s i him th

eccentric master, he taxed Ins brain ua- demon

til, tuially, rakless and desperate, he hit upou sonething. At dinner the liolth nian spoke of his friendf. )f his cook's talent, and all the guests were very anxious co taste the new dish. It appeared in due time, mnguifUvntly aud stylishly arranged, vra3 cut up and passed around. A tender, delicate flavor, with a rich, delicious sauce. "What can it be?" said the host. " Chicken," remarked a guest. '-No, Venison, '' t.aid another. " Impossible it's game." No one could decide, so the unhappy cook was ordered up and asked what the delightful viand was. "MonDieti' Monsieur, you will oe angry with me if I tell you ;" Nonsense, tell U! what it is ! " "t sh iH lose my place." "You will not speak out." " Well, pjr, I could not invent anything new.so I took a pair of your

old riding breeches, stewed, spiced and :

lint in spite ot his occasional out- j 1 lie rtalt Liaise Hern Id refers to tne vabursts of feeling, the eccentric young ! rious mines now being worked in that lamb gave the poor cure many a sad j section : moment. He quarreled with the choris- i The celebrated Emma mine is lookters to obtain the privilege of ringing i ing better than ever. It has 1,501) tons the Angeliis. Having obtained by kicks of ore ready to ship, is working sixty aud blows the position he coveted, he men aud will double its force in the tugged at the rope with such energy course of two weeks. The Emma is that the bell turning righ" over, he was j under the superintendence of J. E. elevated six feet from the ground, j Mathews, Esq. Thereupon shouts of laughter irom the : The Fhigitf mine is under the minchoristers, repaid by kicks, screams and j ngement of Dr. Wing, and a more erliblows. What a scene for the cure and j cient gentleman could not be found.

the devout old eoodies trooping in lor ! He is working twentv sis me.i. has ftOO

even-son r'. licnn was iiuiuslicti, our lemaincd utterly incorrigible, as we learn that his next test wi.s to steal into the villiaae. church at an early hour on

Sunday and insert in cncii chair a long

tons of ore on the dump ready to ship, arid will double, his forces next week. This mine bids fair to rival the Emma. The Montezuma mine, hig.icr up the hill, is larcelv owiied and under the

pin, point upward", thus devising a tor - i control of Colonel K. . Willi. He has

lure like tkat of Kegulus for the faith

ful parishioners. When the eongrega- ! tion assembled, his ill-souecaled de- j light at their screams proclaimed him the culprit: ; and when dr .vcn out of the church by the exasperated beadle, ho per'.'ormt d out side a wiir dance of nuvagoglee, rubbing his hnudsand shout -inr m the exuberance of his delight.

Exploits such as these soon won for

reputation of Ijcing "mi his talent for rapid calcula

tion was eonsiderid by the innocent villagers as proof positive of his dia -bolieal possession. His reputation spread far and wide in the country, and it became a favorite- nmutsenient to have him divert the company on ! days at the neighboring anils. Home of his patrons again trie 1 to send him to school with no better results than before: again he was dismissed as utterly unteaehable. One day as he was weeping over his misfortunes in general, aud the loss of a much prized knife in particular, he. met. tvto ladies, who, struck by his appearance, entered into conversation with him, and tried to console him. In course of conversation, Henry offered to tell the youngest her age iu seconds if she would tell how old she was. " Nineteen,'' said the young lady. Instmitlv he replied.

Xou have lived jj'Jii.iai.Ulhl. Thu

cooked them. I hope yon did not find little adventure being related to Mr. them tough the sauce improves such i Jacobv. a vountr man a id enthusiastic

selHiolmaster at lours, he was strueli

material wond.erful.lv." Tht? cook vins

ignominicusly put out and erncstics ordered.

an incline 285 feet ami most if the way

through solid ore. Their mine, so far

as developed, shows to be one of the most, valuable in th:; district. The

Colonel proposes to largely increase his force in the course of ten days.

The Savage mine, adjoining the

Montezuma, is also hirgcly owned mid

under the control ol Col. Hull. Jt ins an incline 133 feet, mid a shaft- from

th.; bottom of the incline 85 feet, piov ing it. also to be one of the valnabh mines of the district.

On a line with the Savage is the Hi-

awatha and the Boll mines, ',)oth show ing good ore. Come down the hi il and we sf rikt the Caledonia mine, owned and i tin troled bv John Cuniiiiifirton. of the El

ephant Store. Ii: has an incline three hundred feet, aud line ore has been

struck.

Further to the wesl;, and on a line

with the Emma aad ''lasstatl', we f'tinl

the Belief mine. Work was commen

ced on the mice last week. It shows a verv I a rue bodv of ore, and is one of

(hi! best defined ledgus in tlm district.

thp ore on the top stiov inn simc

cb'htteu feet wide, bit goir.g dow i it

has narrowed to ten Iceland is now well

defined between 'iwo casings, and the ore is much richer than on the Jop.

This mine is owiK-d by Hceil, Liiich,

Vincent, mid Harkwell.

The above are tlm principal mines

l ii rtr .aio woikiii". i mui ov oium

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with astonish nient, and haviiiK veritied i the Kecordcr's oRice, that- then' arc

the calculation, he determined to make abeiit eight, hundred mines, located in

the acquaintance of the young shop- ; the district, and as the snow disappears

hrd. many are preparing to commence work. After a month's unsuccessful efforts '

to discover the young prodigy, Mr. Ja-1 D.nwiMs. a eorrcRponJent of the

coby perceived one day a shepherd boy Cincinnati Commercial, who has been leaning on his stuff, hi::- eyes fixed on jnterviewiii'r a Chinaman, writes: ''He

the heavens, in an attitude of profound

Improvkvents in Ocean SrE.vmxo. We spoke t he other day of the valuable improvements perfected lately in ocean steaming, and their effect upon the world's commerce. An illustration of

this is shov.-n on the British steamer

Syria, in s vessel nau oruniiiiitv pad- i .wimetimi " ii ta i, vii,n,..-i n,

die wheels, but has lately uad her mo- j enthusiastic schoolma ster, and hasten tor change 1 to a screw. She register- ! inr, ovcl. tj,p meiu-,,ws to siienk to the ed 1,998 to is, with engines of 150 nom-! bdv. Henri .poke liiv t, asking the mal horse ;aower, and traveled at the simgle .piestion, " Win t o'clock is it. ? ' , rate 13,038 knots per hour, with a dai 1 o it ,s half ot the .marlerof three qunrIv roii'aiirni Hrni rt -IJS it niti nf tti, Sn t t c t t m i r.. r

come, whoa I thought of and apiuo.l : beinir couvL'rfcl into a screw Bteamr i t "V-.n "',;" . ' u. ...i'

. i l -11 a - J-lt'. li A Ulll K.U SII, .Ml'Jll I V lid ;

sue asiweu witn "romKanti invt-rt-1 time it is.'replitl Hen, "it is half past; ed ' engines of 300 nominal horse-now- j one." The answer wa-t given after the er. Her s.eed now is 12.037 knots per hipseof a minute. Oth-rquestions wie , hour, wIhcii is hardly an appreciable j Kiven fi nnswercil with the samefacil-! difference :'rom her former speed, ivlule I ,ty, wien Mr. Jacoby discovered to his I

at, me ttumo uuiii iter eoiisimipuou oi 8urpr,se that. Henri could neither read

i-oaiisoim to lens per uieui, or less

5 at

3 io 4 (HI I:. 10 7 0)1

14 00

Two '.ultlt-d art' warranted. to cure rnnntnc of the

. at and liioti-hen amoui: tin- hair. Ki'urlo six omHIcs are warri'lltttl to fute corrupt itid lilltliin ulcern. Oil-. t".'ltk will i:nt' culv- ,-rnrtt 'n of the ekin. Two or threw IjnttK'H an.1 vurnj.n':ed lo cure thu worst I. i,l .,1 riiii-u iirm

Two or lliri-e hoitleii are warrinted to cure the moat

.!i-.'!;lti- r;i.-c of -lt-illllittlfilll. Tiiivi" lo lunr l.otllcn are wur-anleil to eurn milt rl., .mil

r'ivc Ii, eiuht hottliie will cure the worot case of

I..' ni'ftl iii always experience" I from the flrsl fioltle. .in-1 ;i " i t-. t cine is uairanled when the above itiiau,!,VlSWU"- ItOXni'BY.MASS. PkarMadam: TI rtCHtatloii of tin Muflical IMs- . t . in i tii itnt nil kiiitl of liuuiirs, in so wHl rslnb-

lilit -.'. hy tln iiti;iiniH0tw vtit;e of all who htiy wit

i m .1 ii, tlint I ii'v-1 not uy anyrnn ou iuu mtnj--( i. as

.VftiA I Om tw-t fkilllul iiitj.iaiiHauU t it mo ccari'ituuiu tilt! i titll .. tiTiiiiiiniioiN in i.H itntifit

if. ir.'si;!it in f h"' Mnlii nl 6i,-:overy to our notice,

i t ,i.. it u iii. .1 full 1.-U.IU no ot tu .-itriitiVH nowcr

n M'vmir an. una curiiiK uit'fi v nn- 'iiM-iiifvs m vii vii

.?n uri' uiilortutii'tcly HoliaoU. I lu'iuobttci umtiUi;

tlizH'-t.-c to an tifltct-oimtd uiollu-i .

NURSinO SOK3E1 IVIOtfTH,

i. i i.t. ,1 ,e ifiiv fi mlnii ! : v-ill ' own tempi

tttMiU to its uutuml ewuintVn tml your bubo from

Iinr ;mi irat!Ml imps IO i:.!in aim BumM-inw-ftj :i rl t)if Nt 'lHiii Iisi t t v 1:- oi t: safouutoiu ol lvti:i r t" your luwt'iiinl liin In Id. In iha moMi advEiiu ed titai-jj vf CAZVKZIK, it rstfti'-L" to the HtuiiiuL-li, taui j: DirsrurBZA,

hit h in iinlhin-.i hut cauker on the etouiach; theu to

lie.- iunslimoaiid ZZBZfB aTSf

cnatina aliikiim. i one f elien, aud an indifference

. 11 11 Iu the 1 Hies vl" jour faluU)'. Votir iintuv-li i.RAW AMD XXIFIiAMSX),

v.Mll- food iliefn s veil, and you can ouly laVo ccii . i .. . i ...1 . .111.1 i.v.-l. :.ril.:lt VOIIt' KVSU-Ill d0C3 1ll.t Ul-t

hall lhc nurllimeut itcoiilai ia tu the acriniouh.im iluiilortlir canker euf a It up; llit-n jour coiaplexn.ii

i 1. sen iu Mooni. ntiil iKComia niliow or Kni-tiiMi. I and your In 1,1 day in koiic. For wuiit of noiirishlilviit

01! :t ;

(3. 4 Oil nil 1 Oil . t l 11 m & ii no n. 1 sw a 1 ai'.i ii 4!4 f.V. 73 of 111 511 .1. Ill

.if :i oti .. a u .. 3 ?i . SfH . 1 ib

lit, il 511 K 4 i 4 ;ai d ti 0. 1 1 :a 1 58 'SI

V Mil I Wi W ri I.I6 110 .'Vl. A 10.1

li 00 i 7 00 . . I m ' 4 so .. 4 00 ij 1 as . . :i 75 1 s ii no .. ii no of n is 4 1 66 SI I. MJ 5--. or 67 51 k OS Ki t 1 1.1 is 14 75 9VI- 10 . r, 50 irfv ii mi . . 6 mi e a .Vl 4 75 1 8 im . . 4 25 1.1V 4 75 .. X fill I il .. 1! Tin (ii1, :l So .. 3 ri o, 1 on . . 3 ri & 7 on

in 7 nn li no

II 141 10

II

o 7 M in" ti ri ( I M ft I 2B' I 6.T.. l 4Ti 11?. 75 75 i.iiri ou id II

v r f 111 lipcouiea' loofe and flabby. Olid the libels

ol i our ho ly Im-onie rela.ed. Th. 11 rollow a tram 01 il --i-a-as Mhk'i tbo Medical Discover)' is peculiarly

Hi.:iielcil to CTTB.Z! :

ruleitation ef the heart, pain in the side, wenkness of

i!n hiii.-alldliiailof Hie Uact pain i-l ore uip joioi v hen urn n-lire. irreclllarity il' the bowels, aud also

I'-.at ic-.st cjurmiatma of dineirfe.-i, the

ITowmaer thousand of pew women are suflVrinir fiimi ihi disenM-.aod (limns aay a miserable life.and

Ho ir m-tt-door nemlioor iloen not Know ino cuui-o. .. i.l, ... i....,r..u. .. eoiir ii.iml that irooil old drOVeO

" n iium e ol preveotiou is better thau a pound ol

cure." In 1110 MEDICAL DiaCOVERY.

j 011 havoitot 1 th', proventivy and the am-, with thin

j. iv,it ant KOOH OUHllti', mac 1 1 utii ucvit, uuu, i uuj . .r.. .fi. a.. .In I'OII itliv itlitl -T

Nochanc: ofdiet eviTiiwi i-rjiiry. Eat tho best yoa

ran tft :.amlpl??)!yfnotfnoT it. i',i,.YTinN.iVlm v&v A. lultiJ. one tab (spoonful

d:i r'hjdrrh ovT ton vfarB, dtjiimirt spoonful ; t liil fr.,11. til.. .. i-icllfc V. :rfi. t'.lI'Ot'lltl. At tio ll

vcrtioiw can lo app!(atiK to ill citiwiitiitioiis, lake

t,.niee wu nti?J 11,11 K KNN l-'DY

l'lii'i . Sl .'e per tKittle. Fin mie by every druggist

in the l iiiKd States and HritwU rroTincim.

ours grani i axFT ov OJSTB QRAHI) Or

UI- tiill ol . One tiilt nf. . One tiift of

one 1 oil nt.. One ;l'i ol One Hi ill of . One tilll r One tiill nl .

one 1. 111 in One t;m ol' . One tint nt'. . One tiill of One tiil'i of .

line (.ill nl One (Jilt nl' . One tilli or .

.8254 CIO

1 H.t TWI 17JI Ifi.tKIO Ift.OOtt 14,000 i:t.aK 18.4 lOO I1.4IOO IIMMMt SiB!

Maai

Oar IJIft ef. One .itt f One liift of (hie ;M of v tvh ;m of i-ig-"'l'k; Pirieen iirt-t ol gOOO lenefc -. KiKbleeu inrSr)4M eclt Twenty Jift at Witt H enen . . . . . Twenty-live Ulfta of fHiOII earh. Thirty 4Jlfti. of -4MI eaeji Forty irtef S-I4MI eneli..... . Fortv-ye ;tft nl siattO each.... FMtv 4iifla f2IM eueli 46'UlfM of14H each...

100,000 50,000

ld.4ioo lMJO m

0,000 721 FriKt in nil. .

..aasoAjott

Alter imviiiK the cxpoi iiee f the enterprise and uja'ui g the dlatrtbulton of the Gift, tlie balacet ol the or

ceeai arising Icim t.ne saw 01 UCKeia KUI do appropriated w inti wi.uohuiiimi Free library in 1.4mifiville, to be Called tho

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY-

, ibut 1 ou will t ake nUce ar der i h tmmodlat puprrrloton of t Trustees t smed in tho t-t 01 inrorm rat ion . who ore follows : TRUSTEES.

TU01. K. Brntnlelte. I -ito Cnrornor i f Kentucky. i H. M. McCarty, of Ihe Dally IwlFer Homy Watei-son.EdllorConrtcr-.Ioami!. ! J. P. Cain, Clerk Jefferson I. ouit ofConiMon eieae. W. N. Hald.jiri.in, Pre ddent Couric -Jourua! Ce M. W. Cllky, AuthoT Petitlcal Text Booi. Benjamin Caasody, oi Dail Comm. rcial. i B. r.Jnriet.otta JjalsTtile Bar. Oeo. P. Doern. Proprietor c-f Anzeurcr. . , The t-mateaa will be aarinted by Hie followinR well-k lowo o(J ewttteBt eltlrrijsof Krtek7, wins Bare eon uonted to bs prosent ii t tfao coneort and to supei int soo the drawing snd diamboUcn 01 gsnw :

H 1J JSIt V JLSUJrCS.

Hon. Joshua F. BolH: t, lalo CMoi JusUco Ken' cell. 43oL . C. Wharton. V B. Ppy1 ,tf;ZL,Mr. Hon. H. J. Hllo. Jud je JatT. 0-..-.rl Con. Pleaa. Col Phil 19. Pio. Att'j Mtath Jndlelal DfatatetHon. T. B. Cochrane Chancellor lu. Coan. Co let. Oen. J. T. Bayle. Protidont N rl. fc. K Hon. W. II. Ilruce. Judge Jeff. Circuit Court. ! Dr. T. S. BaU.Pr.rf. MeA Untrcrtilj.lKnurTiUe. Hoa. W. B. Hoke, Ju Igc.leff. County Court. I CoL Jilson P. Johnson, Proprie.cr Oilt House Hon. J. i. Baxter.M lyor rf UraurrUIe. I Bon..l. Proctor Knott, l"teMe..iber Coeerewi. Hon. T. U Burnett. lij Attorney. A. O. Branaia. President Loadajille Board f Trade

Honry Wolford, City rreaimrer, Louisville. 1 dames Bnaseiom. nwrai tr"T,"' Hon. B. J. Webb, Sellatoi of Kent ucky. ! Andrew Orauam, robacco and Cotton Blf rcnant.

Oflic ot tho ruB lic JLibrary oi J.eniuc.y.

R. T. DURBKTT Prealdent. I M. VT. CT-USKV -iTSSW. N. HAIJJEMAN Vice President. ! CITIEKNS' BANK :-.v- . iJ'ZfST'-

The holilara of 'nekels to wniehjntts a'e awarieu w.n oe paio on prcseawiwwi . ,,, 1 Ji ..,,11 ...11 a i.h, . .im ll.linlB .m nnrphkU.il in a lot. All eiders rfGCOm-

panied by remittance mil be promptly attended to, aid the tickets retnrnetl bj raaU reciwtcred yt ;'"! onlorod. Tho uni or.uottd. late urincinal bu dnesa manairer of the very ancceaefnl Mercantile Library Out

Concert, at Man Krai cisei . California, lias beer appo uted agent, and Jaanaarcr of the out t .oeoert m aKi oi

thu Public Librflry of Keir.ucky. . .t... i. TUe drawiai? will t ike place in public, and cv.irf thi uj will bo dope to aattafy bnyurs at tickets cast their Interests will bo as e!l protected as it they pornoi al i ipcrintond the entire affair.

Thoro will be two irlasa wheels. One wheel a ill contain 1iaiI nr-Bibera, plain' prtatod op leather ttp.

Tho othor whool wil contain 721 boxes, each eo itjiint is a rift. One taper numberwIU be,?rwn tromiBo

li,

unn

and senled t,p, and the frit't so drawn nun tae

Gilts w-ltl ho paid on 'proscntntton ef ticketa tlrawli ncb gifts the eond das 'after drawny. TiAte m coupons drawins gi ts can ba collecteii through ary b lalneas or bank ing house a Ujuisville or by anr tsxprosa . .... . , . v.a , . .... ,U.,.,s, HnnosbtDUI

All tlcaeta are uko groenuacas. o nam umue v. jjiuv. . "Peraons desirous of acting as agents for ti e sale of ticketa in any city in the United Stal-ie or Canada address cHAS, R. PJL3TEEIS. Man0r,toisville.Ky. 4IFFICK, RO Mail Ntrert. 4hMi's Block, N. B.-Bnyers w U not that there r v only himdrc-d lhasiMin)! tieketilnMMd of In-si hnndrrsl thousiiml. as in ti e tiau Kfttm-Jsce 44ift Co mvr r. and that there it goU.OOO more distributed.

irhe.il, and the iirfll. box

drawn fron tlioseond or 721 box wheel will 1 ontain a gift, neatly prtotea .wnfromtao locont. wheel will be the sift of the tag first dn,wn, whethtr

Special lUUiccs

Brou-SOQ a remedy for 11 minute. WI1011 I stoi:ped, lie .'ookeil no aniinnid, " Do

so ..gain? mother, do," tlior.Rh he eonM not xpeak tvlieu I began. You may he assured I ti: d so again, mid I believe it saved kin li:!e."

PAPER-HANOINOS AS A 3IEAN3 OF OECOKA TIOS.

tells me Umt. it is tlie tradition of the (!hineiiso Kntioii!iliUi that tin; world whs emitted out of clnms bv IVan (voo, iirisweiiiif? to our Adara, who labored at thut great onterjvnso IX, 000 .vfiarfs, and then died for its Oetii.-I'tl, and that from his flesh (Mine the fields, from his bones the rooks and mott ituins, from hi;; hair find whisker.i the stars, from hin brentli wind, tte., and lastly (oh! Dr. Darwin, shuflle the curds again), from the insects on his body the human race I''

than half her former consumption.

l.1..nn1.. ..f H.iu tl.o ..rll.

r - - . , . : -- 'in I'liiui: it viia.-i niu . n.Tic -k n ...nIn diseasing on tins subject to the j ing eapaeit v has been increased from

Euiuburgli Architectural Socictv. Mr.

Thomas Hall :ave tho following practical suggestions. As to the selection of patterns for bed rooms, the paper should bo cheerful, with a little light rjround, tinted tot.uit the aspect of the room ; the design to be cheerful, cither a chintz pattern, or a conventional flower, or a p ain wall of a watered or diapered psttsrn, surrounded on each wall with ii nice floral or ornamental border. For drawiug-rooinx, the paper should also be light, and just suggestive of r .chncss, without giving the impression of extravagance cither in gold or oolor. Gilding i s one of the most flange n.-ua a? well an one of the most seductive elements at a paperstainer's disposal. Too much glitter is to be avoided ; and happy : is the n; an v.l:o can hit the prope? medium, iu- he who errs by running to the opposi'o extieme disgusts by the contempt l: rowu upon the ordinary usage:! of c. ?deni society. For Uining-rooiifi, fi only papers that ought to be used r.re oil-painted flocks, which can be treated to suit any aspect oritur description . r fi nnt ire. For libraries or offices, 1 ie ,-.t lor of the p.i per Hhorild be rich but quiet in tone, with a qiuet, unobtrusive pattern, either in a deeper shade of the same color, or a geon.otric pttteni, with u little filding. Paper-hangings (at least those with a printed pi ttcrn), should never be ut:ed on ceilings .

000 to 1,20) tons of cargo. Tims, the

adoption of the screw and the improved engines enabled the vessel to carry more than double her former cario, and reduce d the cNpeiiHes fur fuel to less than halt the former cost. The change fro 11 tli; paddle to the screw, together with the various i.nprovc rucnts in engines, have more titan doubled the economic power of steam navigation, and explain the enormous

tlevclopmc it ol the use ol :teain 111 i nres was a blanli

navigation during Ilie past tew yenrs. ! was only after

It is astonishing wLat an im-

write or cipl er, and had not the slight- I moiwe bifiucn is luring done by the American

est acquiiiiitince with fractionn, or any su, Tip Cmtpatiy, of Boston Tlieeilver and

01 the til'iiinnry l'lllOS Ot arithmetic. courier tine for Imot-t anil iiIik-m are ilOHeriedlv 1 .md heartv ilnrliiB the lummer. We all know nov

'Do VOU wiidi to le;irn to to read? " : uniml.-ir. fur there fc 00 little invention of that tnl vas a falaev : that new vigor, not depletion.

SKMI 'M I KNTS to IVISON. BI.AHKMAN. TA YI.OK .t CO., IM and 1 10 (Irand St.. New York and receive by return mail a sample card of tho Celebrated Spenccrian Steel Pens. 1 -) . - . r .1 , i-.

1 1-1 1 , 1i 1 1 11 1 i 1840 -TO- 1871 FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS PERRY DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER 1 1 H f l)i.:-Vi tf!-it(!l In PV.M'y v;ui(y nl' I'liiiiiltO. iifl'I by ill nid.ii Avery n.lti-in known t:i Aiilric;iii-. It is tho imwt rtnM'.ttit cifiiiuMti"! ;ini .nttitiiAbtc friend tl) mfsMoniiry i,n'I th' traveler, on a and I.-tnf . nnl no ono shotild travel on oar IjAKKS OR UIVKHS WITIIOU V IT. lMl-KlliLK n;is tho First and is the Only IVrnmnont Paiii-Keliover. Stnootho PAIN KIlil'.KR r.i tirst iutrotluett. w.1 me with such naiirp;i'fHV.t nlc, m.inv l.iniiti 'iit Pntiflcca. .in! th'r rt!iiiili". havj bt.en olTfrvl to th; jM'hlic. bnt not on of th-'hi has ivt ait.iinfl the truly KNVI AH1.F. viTNOINO. of the V A ! N-KHJiK H. Why is This So? It It because nAVttt l"AIM-KILCKK is what it rtn'ms to bo a Reliver of Pain. If llliriti-i art irnnurpnfif, ff y..aresuffrin from IXTKKNAr, PAIN.Twrnty or Thirty Orottr. tu .1 Litili V;'.-r wfll almost intvtantly care yoa. Tt'oro is antliiiiff to il . in a few momenta il cures Colic, Ontiin, H(aMm44 Urart-IIiirn, nrrlitrit, My-.'nti-ry. Hit., Wiml iu the Ilowi'lw, Soup Stomucli, II y n p r P n 1 n Sick 1 1 tt tl n v It r In sections of the country where FEVER AND AGUE Prevail, there ts n remedy iM In Rreatr enteem. Hverv li'iusit-ke'jper shotihl keet i' K hauti, to apply on the iir.it attack of miy P;iin. If viil ,".ive Matiswiotory reliul", nl -iwe hours tif MUfTerinn, Do not tritle with yonr:ie1ve by testing untrifl remedies. Be stiro you call tor and (?ei the Romiin PAI N KILLKH. as many worthless uoitrunri are attempted 'o he soM on the tfreit reparation of (hla valuable medicine. Off" Directions necompatiy t.ieh bottle. Prtre 2 os., dO tl- ntid 1 per lluttle. J. N. HARRIS A, CO., t'ttioitiM iH. Ohio. Ptopri-jtora 'or the S'ju'hern ami Wo tern fitittes. sox. in Air, 7iKiiTi!Ni; m.AiRit For "i 1 0 v OK K I? NIC A ItUTTON. Milw.-oKe" ; H. KOHWUKf II 4 SOXS,MUwauk e; KITI.LKR. KINCH A I HI.LKH, Mie;uro; HMJHAKDSON A CO., St Ironi-,- Mr(?Ln,IrOCH. McCOR! A CO La Crowe; NOVBH BROTH KRiS, Saint Paul. Il-w i Vl to be PHyrtlrlced. Who dm not remember the time when spriug piiratlou as considered lndtiHrnuuble to euiutner health? No matter for wry focen, the inevitable ealtft and nt-aua, rhulfarb, or calomel and jalap, imist lie adminlatered. Tht. '4apriug medicines," the yoi.Dtjsterfl wer! teld, were to keep thetn luile

Guion Mail Line Knilinff fnim Now York ami l.lrernoot. every Y'ed-

iie4t1ay ; Qneenstown ey.jry Thursday. Ten limt-clasB

Slvaiui'ti, PaBrnco, both fain a and nrjeraue, at lovr

:st rates. I'or farther particulars address

F. H. M CLUliE & CO., ticn'l Wesierii Agents, MilwHiikoe. ? Agents ranted. l?700,600Tcre7Elov!

180,000 Acres in Nebraska ! ! THE R, R. LAND COMPANIES Of Xowa and Nebraska, OrKKR THK BOVK L.-i NOS TO SKTTIiKRS.at to SHI per acre. 011 time at -.is per cent., or for rash. These t Companies have deterniiuod t have their la'ids n-tthd at the ear test pnsstbh day, in Order to in-rue th" t'uinrjn of I heir Uiilroml'. whieh are now all .-.mid. red. and ihirotore offer the ItKST IsAVOS. in ih? UKNT 8TVFKS, at tun LOWKST PRit'KS. We roll Land Exploi ing Tickets, At m r Offices in Cedr Kapi 1. nta, and at No. 1 La Salle S'., t'hteatfo. llnilroni farea west of those plavee It Kl'TNPKD ti hultlcn ot sp!oring th ketf who our

cha '.n $i acres or more. Jar;ro Redtietinu of K. 11. fare tu '..ii.me;, or parties of ift. or more. (Colored Maps nhow;nii all the land in bo I alates, Hnt fer 30 cents. PnmphMs and t 'omty mtp sent FIltCK. to all parts ef the world. Apply to v. vv. v rKh;it. Vies lrr-'t. i-edar Rapids. Iowa. 8 o'clock;

"""d n . " w m r T Mi rT ; 1 7 .'lrlnst. Ii iNnr.l: i .-it. i ini(. tnal (ban anj .lroiii ii: rn? I- i'Ti.t.iivir.-.v'i'ullj-lriMisM.ni.lean.l Cm-.plicat.vl .-n- ro.illii'e.iaesastobrinKP-itlenta fnmi:vr.vn';v lli-i l!-.:n-l(alpil)ortllnit1t,allfo-.!,.... .-ti.V'.'nri' ai' Il nun-;;! iVmrs prouarBt In the

e3-iill! iMMl.-.-il. tHU-.'M-js-v. givrn nphy ofhara, no

ninllrr wfno laiiaj ; iil ir irvai uvunia. ijn-ult.-,ll'in fr,-o. Ki!!llr..! imns for madlnal eaaara.

MASlTm-n. Wiim,.": iif.tr, sent by matl.lScanta

nncn.iiiitii i"r .in" h, , ll'l' p-iaos. All ttinttuecanoaa, H..nl.il.il nr iMnnisiiivii w lull lo know about them.

aelv, marrt.-.r.,, .ic. K oi-y rouaK tnau and woman nitirM-. In r.t,l ilnt. nr:i-ninff. Tha n.nima dafalll-

ta;ed or partially laiput'-nl araactontlflcallyadrlaed

I'nibnblv 1 r tlm Hum all the tliMtowr-

inqnirWl Mr. .fncoliv. " Oi.'i'liiiiilv

rcplieil the chilil, Tvho w fonHilciuif in ; liiu now frivml HeciiKitl iiiiliounilcil.- ' "Hero, t hen, is my inlili-oss ami m ynmi yriii iii;iy conif! liny ( veiling I hut yiu liko." ISo niixiniiH w,u Henri to prnlit by tlifi iiifitntetion now ollciri'il to him. thut night iil'tfi" nipht, in the deit!i of winter, lie wnlkeil 11 lenffne to Touiv, in hope of liinlin hisnev.' frii ml. Straiiffe to miiy, hi lni'iiioi v kii uciito ;ifi to li;r-

:ih to iniineK, mui it i inoiith'i; inefVcetUiil

ies and imrovcnii-nl:i that cm:, bemmlej Jlr. Jneoby.

j search thut he iliseovc.vreil the ulioilo f

bcfiomfi x;i fet. il, we shall be nlloveil to buili.l uceiin Kteiiiiiors. New York

Corn in rchil Adi '.eixrr. MozAKT .met) luade n bet wi"h Haydn thut he would write a iieen of mimic the latter -onhl not play. Tup vrnjra was aceeptjd nml Mozart Hiit lown Mid HcribbUnl u melody on a Blip of bhuik piiper, and Huydn bewail to read it nt sight. In the middle of the tune there was u note to be struck in the eentri o the piano, while the rijtht nnd left hi ml wa: a cont: nnetl tremolo movement. Haydn eon Id not Ktrike the middle m te, his hanilii ' .eiiif occupied, mid defied Mozart to icompliBh the feat. So .Mozart went to M'ork, and on i.'oniintr to tho difficult pannage struck tlie middle note with his iiohc. Haydn'M niiHid j.rotuberauce to too fat and .lumpy to produce tho dcbircd ellect, so he lost the wager.

Chappei; haxii.s, lace, rough slin

Ardently desiimiH o:' knowledge, Henri now went 11 (fiilnrly every evenitif; to Mr. Jacoby, when his work was over. His engagement with the farmer whose sheep he heided wan not of the most lucrative nature; he reeeiviil Vut three pairs of suliol i n year, and u diet of black bread ami garlic; so there whs little dilliculty in persuading Jactjucs that the boy wo.ild be in all respects bette r oil' as a 'egnlar inmate of the school. It was soon known iu Touraiiie that -Mr. Ja :oby hail adopted the strangely iil'tcd i hild, mid visitorn came in crow d:i to verify the ai Mounts they had heard of liiin To satisfy public curiosity Mr. Jacoby lixed a day on which he would receive all the notabilities of tlie department. Henri was in a state of calm delight. One of the first questions puf. to him was, "What is the sum of tl e squares of of the first 32 numbers ? '' After n few minutes.' pause hn re-

ni'jre ability. Evemiivuto tli.r iulorosti nf the

ni.-oiilu. diy li'ive lately i.ihiuu iii-tnl th: 111:111-ii(a.-lnni ei lliitton-lioln I'roti ,'tm. al:o of inotal w'lirh will effectively inuvcnt tlx teariiv,' of iiiitloii-lmluH of nhim.i iir mt tpofnloiH. 'Die I'aOiit Wlimi Ft ay i';i nb-n m:imfii,;tui'Oil ! then), ami ugbt to lie on every jiiir of slioiiK. A CMiirTiiuii rf tlie cnu ifixion lately appeared in Koine, ! he whole edition of which was sold in Til I ours. Napoleon III. was repi'e "cited oi- I lie

cKKis ; the Kaiser William, as ceutiir-j ion. piercing his side; vvh le the pope; and other well km-nil sympathisers j witJi I' ranee nppear.'il as the we 'ping i

iiiscipies. litis piee,' oi sillinesi tickled the Komans vastly. A yorso lad oi ly 1'ouitcen years old, at Warrensburg, Mo., who had seduced u Mrs. Toucey, hoi; and killed her husband the othi.ir day becaiiMe he ordered him out of his hi au e. Owing to his extreme youth he has not. been arrested, it. being supposed tlm imau advised the boy to commit the deed.

is what is required at the iMinmrncnieiit of HiBiinimpr aolstk-e. As a v-rt'iMiration for Ittr enervating effecta of oiipnualive siimmi.-r a-.-allior, a omirui? of Hoatctter's 8toma.-h Fitter ia highly pupi'dimit. Tliis famous vrnelnhlo pri'raratiou una thrcv prnnii-nr-nl. in;prrtit'a : t rou'ivatin, purlthv-, anil n:yu-late-. all he funclioiis of lh body. It ia .-miii.is1 r('.luslvi)ly or pun' v.-getahio iirniliti'ti-ns, vi:i: Ibc mwiiiilial priiuipln of Menonijalu'la Tiyi-, and tinnioi''. .'I'Llcaoiowa Inllie aud alliraliw r'Mei, harl.:i, and ifiinis known to fn.idi.al ImtaniaN. IIi'ik'i', it is all ahnolilti'ly safc mrdlrino, and no lim-liin. nf tinrhvar n-:opi7'ia can compare with it i-ithi-r iu purit, or in Hn' vari' ly nt' ita nbjaiti, and it .-oiiii ri li i -siv nuiilta llaupily for mankind, Uif ih, ,.ry tl I fl v;i nivt'-Pfiarv to pri-slfiili" a pjti. nt in i.rdi'r to onrt-hiiii, ix forcvor I'vploihd, anil thi' (nir ptiilnsophi. :il doi'lriui', that vigor is Ihn Riva anlilif.illii.1 of dira', ha taken Its plai o. H-ifti'lt.-r's llilt.'is la an inviuoranl. and heiu'O it ia Ihr r-mnrr mrdiciii" 1 'or the feoliUi at this iiuwt Irving season of the year. He mire that you nlilain thi- Kemiilie artiele, r. there are iniuiim-Vahle vile IlllilaUnns in the market. Inili to the ornamental atanip, Ihn en-jrared lulu 1, and the inline Mown Into the (Jass. Hirlelter's Stomai'h Hiltera te sold iu bottles only.

SA1.KS.)EN W.NTKI o nnlHirori-ri.". n) Whohriale by Simple, l.lbei-al salary aud ex-pnn.e-. IIHOWN PAV. I' Q Jjov litlli. Cbleano, UL Ti) I'vinters, Ui 11 this and Publishers. Tlie subscriber., mannfactilre ROTAEY PRINTING PHHSSE8, with from two to Ion impression oyllndors. Alse, PMIKECTING PRF;SSES of rartous dascriptioni. with two or more I nptusalon cyllndars, to be useo. with type or sl.ereol.vjwi, and with' one to sta. feed-in--', o,-with rolls of paper. SINGLE AND DOUBLE OY1.INDPR CRESSKS. DUD AND PLATEN POW KR PRESS, for Im work. NF.W STOP CYLINDER PRI-'.SS. with tatih. distribu :on. and from four to fenform niters, for the liiieit Illustrated newspapers and the h -:it book and waod-e.nt work. bMALL JOB. CARD, RAILROAD TICKET AND COUPON PRESSES, SINGLE LAI.GE HAND CYLINDER l'RKSS AND SINGLE HA.ND CYLINDER RAIL WAY PRESS FOR NEWSPAPERS of moderate clr.TUlatlens, prlnttna; by band power elKbt hundred unliniMlona per hour. Alsj, furnish every article rwinired In print nut offices,! includtni: type). PATENT LITHOGRAPHIC POWEU PRESSES, HYDRAULIC AND SCREW PRESSES. BOOKBINDERS' MACHINERY; also, MACHINERY FOR EL1SCTROTVPBRH AND STEREO'l'YPERS, CAST STEEL S'.VS WITH IMPROVED INSERTED TKETH. The above are all manufaetiored on onr -'wn promleea, under our personal suiiervUl.ui, of the hostmaterlal and workmanship. Illustrated i ataloTti-?s sent on application. 11. HOE CO., ( lillee and Warermims 29 and SI Gold St., N. Y. Ma iiitiietnriesim Grand. Bi-oome. Sheriff and Coluro bia streela.N. Y.

.BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY,

jsatabiianoa in inai. 8uirior Bella for Churches, Solwls.ctc., of Pore Copper ftnil 'tin, I'uliT warr i n tnl. aud mounted with our l.ntes Imnroved

I best in uafl. I Illnitrattd CalahHt tat fret. W VAHDTJZEN TUT,

lKilOiibttMuSt, ViKunti.

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Great Chance for Airer.ts.--Do you want an iiHcucy."-,il er Irnt-i ini.wit h a cliauco to make Hi I" 20 per ilaj selling our new 7 Htrand whitf Wir Cloth Ttitft la.' rorrrtr: sample free, so there it m. risk. Address nt tutre f.,fK'Ht liirrr frirt l'Vi-fr,IM Maiden Ijine.eor. Water St., N. Y.,o: 16 llearlKirn St C'hica

lb

1;iIIv, 1). II. CO., M and IB Lake Si.. l..li ,le;il.rs in Si ni w tin.i.lii. MilliniTy.W tiil-i tleotl;',

slerj-.Glnves and Fancy Goods, Nl 4 iil) UlkeSt.,1 li;,-.iiio. (III. llli;ij'SSI-:H r IIUO., iliiuorlcr and jobbers ii. IMamomU, Wi.lel.es, Clocks. sI.,..n;iK l-Mrtldi-htiil lH. IT l'nit Water slreel. Milwaukee.

" Thnroiighbrrd." "A Subssriber" desires us to define th term " th yroncrhbred " in its nnDli

v.... mi "nc uuroe. in iioiuk so ae- uio sKin m ule pott anil smoot i. hv usiiic " tston. 1 will 110 it n? iin. " Alter a

j idginent, it is i the Juntosb Tar Hoap, made by Cas-j minutes pause he acnin asserted that

Toothache proceeds from ague in the face, operatiiif! upor thu exii.,ioil nonn of a deraytal toolli. Hut. tlm gum t linronf;b),r with tlio iiniier, w--d with .uiu.-...i'.y .1 'lo.iy.,' 1,'otimnil, lie.it 111" faro well, ami lap a llaiinet wet with the liniiiii iit Oil the. faco, al-ai put a littln.if tlm linimoi t nil.i tlm cavity ,. llio toiithon cotton. Tut: iivstcm f re-i je out. v f;"'" out of orilcr, ami ulioulil Im n' oncn roimlniol, iiImo other IrouMeH will oiimio ; W. icn physio is nntl,!.),

take vir.mn s rtirriaitn- i-t 's : they are safo, wliolesoiiKi. ami natural mcilicine.

REDUCTIOK OF PRICES To crtiifnrm to redaction of dntt. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS ft ;:- ;l..n'l fr our New Prii!0 liist nl a f'loto form tvti I a. o.niii'Mtiy it, ctmiainlng fnlt dirrtloiirt-makluu n l:irn; air-ins tu cpiisuim'rif, iiud romuuoraUvo toulab THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO-. Ill mid :l Vesey Nfrret. ! o. ih.v r-ii.i. New lurk.

UrAHlNi: H4III. UK UOHKS. il Like slreel, 1 llw.oike-, V is. it. O.WIS. Proprietor. . . i... ,,.,niir,.l II-..I- ,,F '.ticl. 1 1 nir .l.'-.v.-lw

I'j, 'n,l f-'.ite' llsir Wm'k,K' WiwwmM.. Mil j wiekc- .t'll-lii..Cha.m;". Pins. U.na-. Sivilcle'S. i 'urls. iirai'ls, VVtas. I irders by mail rc-nive Kiu'cial nt Icntiott. j

-l . wb,eVillMn l.. "d sacs, and Burlaps, riot, and Hollered and .-..rod by IV Blinnnan'aJ'atent AppUraoe

TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! Having completed my arrangtan siite, I am now prepared to furnish Tea to my patrons cheaper than ever. I bny Lirjpelv t f importerF, and give yon Teas fresh and sweet at jreat reductions. I have recently purchased from importers a fresh lot'fJirec from CHiina and Japan over the Faeific R. K which esnuot be excelled ia quality and price. I havo been in business in Mil vjiusee over ten years, and have the largest general groc ry trade in the West, and have recently oonnected a "Tea Depn mttnt " with uiy b isiuess, which I sha 1 make u speciality.

Samples and Circulars sent tree upon application. Freight is 'heap, and you oao s ive money in buyin-r only one pound; but, of course, your great; saving is in buHtig five pounds or upwards. Get your r.eighbors to order w th you, and your Tea and Groceries will not cost one cent a pound to carry to vou. I refer to auy of our business men or citiaeas as a guarantee that whatever business you may givo'me will bo promptly and properly attended to. Green Tea 70c, 80c, 90c, $1.00. $1.20, !.30. $1.40, $1.50. Black Tea (S0c, 70c, 80c, 90c, $100. LKl. Japan Te? 70c, )c, J0c. $1.00, 1.10. Imperial Tea tw, 75, 85c, $1.00, $l-2. English Breakfcut-4e, 90c, ?1.00, $1.20. Gunpowd?r 80c, SHIc, 1.00, aJl.'iO, $1.40. In quantities of live pounds t.nd upwards to one addres3 Sve cent3 per pound off.

CASH GROCER, 282 & 284 West Water Street. Milwaukee.

NEW BOOKS-

ASUBSTTTITK for A'E AST, CREAM TARTAR, PODA or r-ALERATl'8, for tht production of MGHT, WHOI.KSOME and DEIJCW1U Rolb. niacuits, Griddle fales. Waffles, Corn Br sad rd I'astrvof fveri deacription. Erery box warrnntsd. We' have certificates of some of the be: housekeepers ill the country who reeoaHWrnd it ' Je-og far su?rior to anv they hare evr naod- Try tt, and you will use no other. For sale by all foraas. Manufactured by HOIXISTER 4 CO.. T Jedo, O. Sladdkn i C'iiAE. AR'ta, 89 S. Water St., Chicago.

THE MEADOW KING MCiWER Has the only a.ljuiille fiui:er bar in nsetlie krife plajlne enuall! well In an Ife-illon. II. has absolulelj no -ado draft ;1 nerfectb biJancsd. so there la no ctabl, upon Ibu bona,' necks: ) i of .'Ue lUjln"' draft, md bolter a l;ipted l-i workon all kuirte of irround thai-anj'Otln" mower. , r It is KUaranuea to give perfect aauafnctuo, or no "ivr circular or Infermatlon apply 'o S. fH:U DON, General Atrent, Madlson,Wle.,or bt. Panl, Mi-iu. PURiE BRED PICS FOR SALE. Weuro ImP'Ttersaod DciUorb in tho follot irurcdnb rated briedot Hvs: Boihiw,R4WX.Mi.i. i,fl'lk tint. CbfBtcr Y"hli's. We havo bomevyrychoi t Ptp ot all ibo nbiivel'rpods for Bat". For prfco Wit Ac. ddtwB with ta up. U.ROliU it OO..GrrMtHV lro.Ohio.

4& A Hovel by Emily H, Woote, A LOST LIFE. xtm roauam. A LOST LI FR la one of the aant dabbtfid novels r. r written, and will ouimand a wide sale tn-rKianowl tne eonmiuutT. Orders are poniin lo fr ymeery qnaater. andtbousandsofre-tder- are beinie cbaraaedanln it ajjis. Kan.1 II. MCflEE. who hs urtttea so lo wler the jWno- "J " Mianrt),.'V sasiie Ibat name very jeweilar all ove. tbo nwl Woai. and this, her hret boot, is welromed Iir cvi rjiie ThelHHwV u.beao.lf'.,lvoHtdandl'Oona. dice WIJ. t c Sold everjwhi.re', and sent W mall, nasar frt, on neoetpt ot price, by S. W. l AKLKTON & lO fWlstMrn. MADtSOK SCIHASE, H. T. 4JK.

sfiir (miy Reliable Gift INaArrbMiant U the Caaniry

$35,000 in Valuable Prizes ! .To be distributed Aug-nat 7tb, 1871. Capital Prize $3,X) in American Gold I Whole nanber of Gifts, MM. Tlrketa United to

i;l?VIX WASTED TO SEI.1. TII'KKTS.

to v. bum lAernl Pn-aninwsai will IhmiuU KtaBlfTlfk;i, Ticket. 4 1 Twelve Tickets iO; Tir-nlj-vc Tirketn. tt). i'irculars containing a foil hjt of r-rbies. a deseri?. tion nf the niaoner uf dawi.i, and nher InlormAtion in .eicrence lo tbe -ilflrujotioo. will be sent to anr or-o orderinc tbeaa. All loltert moat- be addrraeed to OrrtcK, I B. SIN B, Box 84. I VI W. ath ISI ., Cincinnati, IK HODCE, WHITNEY, COOK & CO.,

-iaTiM mit-l f Vdiandlw tiii.v hut. there are nodlan- !

t-ors fi-"TO Hie nonerl ttnu-.' thut groat rBftl.ine . 312 BTaflinLil UTSa 1 TCTpur V-Tllr

mtmm

is ft prcnt Mv -,he. Wo havt many of those blessines.

but nmnna t m x. tu tlio proviuco lo wotun n lunnn, Kr; tcr Mian Tarrant's EflVneswut Seltzer Aerieit A column would .( ,.af)U-P to rnnmeratt? th ftUtneilt fur which it i . r..Trtt.tv-i by phyniclans of U. hlirh ittati'trntr. It nous not belonf: to tho Iam derUivIy tci miH pater t melieiiH-, but id .-va Article bas-id aa teientitic anahtiri. an-l will tand thet-..8t of th?tharpst ami if)- si rttr' t m;)iMl criticism b athartlr, a t raft chic, in untl-frhrilv prrparation, nnd an Mlmira'if nmcl for a I billom rom plaints. lAxt thrrr Ht ii iMtHtuUe, .'-'rrurr (hr jeiruuiiK' articlr only. S')ID BY ATT, OHUiiGIKTS.

Maanfajtsasara and Wholeaalo Dealers ia BOOTS AND SHOES.

The trade are tnrltd to call and cxamit.e anr stock whoa in Now York. trIra by mail wilt rci-rivc uul- UntI n. and irrta a itr ne can bt htami in 'm ffVt'. 4Vf Atort if e9rtal.y a-iufW fo ' Wt icn t4 Snmtk- ' . x'.rfw rtwfc.

" " ' . ... . ' .". . .... i a . t i . .a ' . ' . M V Mnnrl llln

'" '. t. ....(. I ..I..... a. . I i '..Hf.4nl fat BJtMAB I if) lllrA

at i aril aft.n cm.!, nil li ilea Ward Baecher's ease, let- . t.-M,i.l tmrir.ot rl i. r,- i I Iri.velina imnostors.who

rroehes. " : pieteml toll ,v.- neeu asmslnnis oi i.r. rutt-unaa.

M .III, ,f I l-..vr III .-. ii. lai-.r.i.J.r.". ifl I'Jrli ami ll.ie.ii slreets, Pliiladeiiiliie, Peiin.,f

tiotiling to tmr own

pimples, ;-iiiprworm, Balt-rhuum, f-ml : spomlinl, " 11, -MO. " "Not ritrjit, not

other rtiitimioim nfl'ot'.tioiiH, cured, i.urt I rielit." "Oil, yes it in," reiilicd fltmri.

will do it ncun, Alter

lint hi. fniiinn. ii r'oniliounil I'Hiuotior

Tln. ..uri, .11 ,llu,r,liirH i.f the 11a vrcls. I !i-atii n. flvsoel.

' ! torn a.

4)1)11 I'Hl.liOHS! Keep a I'ncket Ai-cionil with nur liUe. tlet a lltaik a.K.d lor In years. Only lAcenls. Address

at. .1111,1. Kit, llnx i-l tlai-rlsui'.rff. ra.

ITA.N'I'KI)

'.Il AliKNTMi'iOnmlay) to sell tba ited IIOMK snilTTLR SliiWINtS MA-

11 INK. Ilusllie imifi-r .ri, makes tue lo.;

! ike on hot II lilies, I ana is rwiy nceni.

' uetmuoB iias yei wsh, hazard de uo., JNew Xork. II in I hn won right. " JNo.no" snifl tlie cxbei n fjiTen in which horse authorities ; more convenient and easily uppliecl limn aminer, "you arc wrong mybov, I have are q lite agreed. At one time it waa other rowdies, avoiding tlie tronbk of calcnlated it also ; one of ns w in the generally naderatood that a horse waa I the greasy compounds now in use. I wrong-,' " Then it ia you, sir,' cried

Tin? trmwih of WfiHliinpten Li e has j '

been sternly, its si icchsw linirkoil, its a ukntm vantki.to'

ntini ot ilisiresfl IH nre-nnin m , v il'' .".nrtnw.-si 10

nVlapted to benclit the Vo. icy Holler.

cum of a risir t.illie Malar and Sn,...;!m.i Islands. l'.e I APPLE PARER, UORBK SLIVCIf

,u ..ii.iin, .- (,i...i.sn..ni0i..ivf'.iTis.-,i

The Athletics defeated the Olympics, 10 to 2.

COaHt.

illlil rliK !iii)iiih r thv Aniinn' Hlv-r, lute

nii:u?-inB iiH-i li-nts nml PsciiniK mlvcn i ttomt'ly Uiuift r;it:d. A.1 '', !hi',i btirv' IJiicycln

rii,,niHi o' r,f r v : tint) to Hnim.-riiiT t,-m iyoi-k

lMico ri A (Jo!, laOaiKl tU0matost.,ChiRO.lll.

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THE Weed Family Favorite Maun.tar.tnr l hy tlie Weed r.. N. iMI.LHartforu.iit;, aanuw perfected Is tlie I1K5T and MOST 'UILIABLK FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

.,.,,:...( .w. .. . k-n, 1 b.nitdl l.ml u nnl-L- nnu In W .1 Wit. UU

l'!.,. iK-t md i heaives family Hearing Haottine in ; ,'" .v.. i i. 'uahanai aida

im. market. Aildress i i i. l.v, ... l,,.,.'r .:ii.lh ..i- kahr.wtt mnt chajyre

f Needles, Thread or Tenst.-i., It ts ainiple and oot li.-ild.' lo el nut nt order, tt im a straiirn noedie, i:nd :aakes the I "cU Slll.-I: . R.uonsildo A ite it wantM; In ?ver- counl .-. A Ht..-i -.1 discount to the rade. S. nd lor price Us and t.-m. J1H. C. 1 11CJ1 AS.. Lidw .trei l.Cl.lciBO. A; -en: i.i. lhe S..rt!l-v.t. WBSte you s:,w till, fdveilis.'1-. .l.

THEA . HEGTA R is a 1-rrBK

BLACK Ti:V wiili Hie i.v Itntr. Warranted to mil all asiea. rVss

ct.rjrc-Arr. And tt ado srnrtleaalermljb inci;rrnl Aln4" & PnrISc Ttm '., S 4"J St., NewVort P. 4. Km 5SO. .?ifrf I Or rV i-.Vf ar nt eatdr.

WANTED.;

IllllNSON I I.AItK 4CO..

it.,.i,,d M1..1. l'.tithureh. Pa.. Chloaao. III..

tmvu.i Ihroiiirhout ' , St. I.,nls. Mo.

.ny imist . ruisi'.' lu'itiu at.

1 VW IT AM. AT HNC'K. WAKKANXEII ,

r .iiusiai-rorv. noiu oy neaiers. mo., si.

the " l!nlou '' Appl" Piirer.v-hloh "pares all the lima."

-u.,,1'' ty o. ii. wniiTKHUKa.noroei-

1.IW.

Ma.-is.

ttaiata forSrstla.. Pianos Sent on trial. No !it)t) anew. U,S.P1ANOOO.. 3 ilwaj, T.

The leRi man or woven, ia renr eimwj, to take ibo aseawir ol

thn -jew

MANHATTAN

SILENT SEWING MACHINE. V -r- Iberal rati-a and tennswil" lw Bjrrn- Machine seal d net!., the pur, Iu. r nh full Prlttl "- KfHieiU'itaiid U nirnul. d. Heaerlatlnicincnlam, Kamnloo: .v..k m hi free lo any a-'ldr w MXMIVrTAN SHWIXti V MrltlSB CO, Rroadwar. Near Voik. S7 MadlK.iitreit,01 teaeos UL, or VfSCR Ri.o..t'oOielnnse.Tal,aalrlndU3, Ohl.:D);Woi.r I.l.W.inap and Indlanapowi, Indiana. Sf7. inlJ 1. Mil. So. .