Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 September 1871 — Page 4
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To an Autumn Leaf. it OXOBGE L. CAffLEf . Xbe buds of spring, their beauUee oojlj biding IV un stranger eyo, TJliBltw not to as, as thou, the sweat sad oniaiag That n.11 unlet did 1
SUICIDE Ar A HUNDRED AND TEX.
Fearlnc Deut is bad Forgotten Her, an Old Virginia. IiBdy Jump Into a Well.
On Sunday morning last
The rammer t ild-fiower. Moomta for some flader i M lchaelS, ajfe 1 110 years,
w 10m chance may con-J, Hatb not, witt all its bloom, thy Mill reminder Tliat life mint end!
Time, neither beaut eons buds, nor Bowers, giving Taeir perfumes rare. To as, vrho otnoot always here be living, ire naif to fair U tbin, brig it loaf, which, watui from a distance, I :ut hither flown: For, In ho story of thy brief existence, Wo real our own. ftal.'otrt Monthly or September.
FARM, (IAKDEX ASD HOUSEHOLD
t'seral Hint for Housewives. A SURE CUBE FOR BURNS.
We set it stated that an embrocation ! iier aol fl0,e:.t. sellt. her,
Mra. Mary committed
suicide bv drowninft Leself under the
following ci-rxumstance : Mrs. Michaels lived w. tli her son, Robert Michaels, in Dinwiddle county, Va., upon
the old Mode.. Farm, about one mile from Petersburg. She was very aotivo for one of her aa;e and enjoyed fine health until w ithin a few mouths since, when she was confined to her bed with sickness tor more than a month, during
which timfi in old cotemporiiry and friend of lwr.i died, which seemed to distress her very much. She, hoTvevir, recovered her spirits.
and was to all nppenran ces in gootl health (both mental and bodily) on
Sunday morn: net hist, at 11 o'clock, when
A Church Difficulty Well Settled. From tbo Golden Ago. A company of gonial Christians met in New York last Saturday to settle a
church quarrel in a village in New Eng-1 land. The case is so novel that, at the I
I risk of meddlesomeness, we will give ;
facts. The Ooncrrecrational church nt 1
TVaehum. Vt.. a few yearn aeo trot into many, but a
the condition of " a house divided , everybody.
Humorous. A chop for breakfast hasb. A match fciinie - -incendiarism. A obei'.n grocerone who trusts. Backgammon a lady's waterfall. The woman's club n bror mstiek.
A rAsrY on wiore is dignustintr to
swell of the (tea sickens
bv n servant
of lime- vater ar.d linseed oil is one of womiul. )i Ce of melou, which
the most useful remedies for burns, i att an tnon (jjj.(.ctei.l the servant to go These afrentu form a thick, creamy sub- ; into tue vat,i ftn x)rjn(? jnt,0 the house Btance, -vliich excludes air, and allays R jot of ..j, ,;hips, which were in tl? the inflf mation instantly. The injured j,-,,;nr, IV!1 there was a prospect of
part m ist be washed with warm milk ; rain "The se-ant proceeded to obey
and water three times eacn iay, ana the oil dressing removed. This reinedj will eniirelv prevent scarriu?. If this ;
mixturo cannot be procured in the drug stores, slake a lump of quicklime in -water, and as soon as the water is olear, mix it with the oil, and shako well. In an nrg mt case, pour boiling water over the lime, and it will be olear in five minutes. Or this preparation may be kept r ?ady bottled in the house, and will be as good when iis months old as at first. F1CKUBD PEACHES. Pics out the largest and fairest of clingt.tone peaches ; rub all the down off with a course towel ; fill your steamer ar.d place over a kettle of boiling water for about fifteen minutes some peaet es require more time, some less. Steari them until they can be easily pane tired with a fork, net till they begin to crack open ; take them off, and as von mace them in an earthen jar,
stick three or four cloves in each one
ker instructions, leaving Mrs. Michaels lvimr down, a id upon returning to the
room missed ( he old lady, but Thought ; nothing of it, and, putting the peach I
chips away, left the room. A tow mo-; ments after le wing tho room the ser-1 vant went to the well to draw a bucket j of water, and rinding the bucket would J not sink looked into tho well to find the ! cause thereof, and saw that some one was in the wel, and .rent immediately and informed Mr. Robert Michaels of j the fact. He procueled straightway to the; well, accompanied by the servant, saying-, ail he got to the well, tha t he was j sure it was hit; mother who ha jumped in the well, and, upon looking ilonn in ; the well recofrniaed the dress that she j had on floatina; in the water. Ho im- j mediately sen-; for two of his neighbors, j and, upon their arriving, got one of j them to go down in tho well, and with i the help thus afforded him succeeded i in aettioe on i the dead body of his:
against itself. " This fact became ap-1 parent to o ir heretical friend, Mr. Oli-1 ver Johnson, while on a visit to Peach-1 am, his native t.iwn. Being like all ' other free roligioniftfl, as full of lovo to ' orthodox n:j to other Christians, he nt- i tended tho services one Sunday morn- i ing, and at the close of the sermon requested permission to say a few words to the congregation, many of whom had been his friends and companions, in i
I youth. He made a tender-hoarted speech regretting their divisions, appealing to their better feelings, and offering, if i 11...... -....-.iiLI -..,,,. ili.li- .-ittrtt'iT.l nnrl
lie 1. ;i f,... !. f,,l.. tr. r,f l.iti
nunc J 1141 J vu.,1 Ml'l Nil; llll-lli, v .,,i ..... iiand into his pocket and pay the expense of b lilding for the church a fine organ. Tho simple-minded eountry people, preferring peace to war, took the pacificator at his word, shook hands with one auother, and said to Mr. Johnson, "Yes, we will accept the organ." The instrument, wlveh lias been a yei r in building at the Odell factory in' New York, was last week ready for musical tr.al. A number of Mr. Johnsou's literary and other friends made a pleasant puity at the factory ; the organ was t sted by Mr. Elian Howe, orgauistof the Church of the Messiah ; tho "Ave Maria" was sung by Mrs. Sal rina Dows ; a brief speech was made by Samuel Sinclair ; various cheerful exercises ( but without wine) mtido glad the hearts of the company to which was added, at tho close, the solemn satisfaction of singing ''Old Hundred.'' We trust that the echoes of Saturday's music floated gently northward toward the Green Mountains, and that Mr. Johnson's organ, when transported to
i'eaeham, will keep perpetual lannony in Mr. Johnson's birthplace.
CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.
The Went her--Bnslness lU-ni-'y- V
anil mil
Ire
of WheatForelKii Demand Receipts
"When the jar is full, pour over them i mother. The body was at once remov-
boiling vinegar; spiced witn pounaea ed to his house, wiiere it remained uncinnsmon tied in a thin mnslin bag ; j til Monday afternoon, when it was inthey need a light weight to prevent terred. them from rising to the aurface ; in a I " week they are ready for use These who Are Entitled to Bounty Lands.
aretoeaimtn ior ua. auu ti,q nm;a;v f Tninna will
j 1J1 '.'Jiuvuv a. .rja -a- liAx'ini
regu
The Stnten Island Ferry Company.
Os week days you buy your musioby
the sheet: on Sundays yon can have it
by tho choir fo:: nothing. So mp, author says that one of tho uses of adversity is to bring us ont. That's true, especially at the knees and elbows. Two twin brothers are snid to be so much alike that they freqnci: My borrow money of each other without knowing it. Avoid argument with ladirs. In spinning yarns filming silks arid satins, a man will always be worsted and twisted,
and finally wound up. It is with n- view to tlu fitness of things the Professor of Elocution in Brown's University is a woman. What a woman don't know about talking isn't worth learning. "How hol'.ow it sounds!' said a patient under Uio movement euro, ns the physician wis vig irouslv pounding his chest. "Oil, that's nothing !'' said the doctor, " wait till wo get to the head. " Saxf, saya that Vermont is famous , for four staples : "men, women, maple sugar and horses. Tho first are strong, the Inst are fleet, tho second and third are exceedingly sweet, and all are l.n- ; commonly hard to beat." A BHTGin' little boy, about four yours ' of age, son of a clergyman, was at your correspondent's house one evening with his parents, and 1 gave lorn a : couple of five cent pieces. He laid them on tho table, and putting ;;is finger ou one said, "This ene I am going to give to the heathen, and t)ie : other one I am going to keep myself." He played with them awhile, till finally i one of them rolled away, n :id he could : not find it. " Well," said J, "my Lid, ! which one have you lost?" "O.i,"
aid he. "1 have lost, the one l was go-
dinner. To nave t uem a nine nice acta ... . , rrt " L a A -1" ' .L. f Boon issue instructions and new
one pun, ui ouit-r w ijuw.
egar while boiling, and more spice if
desired, and pour over the same as before. PEACH MABMALADB. We took tho small and imperfect clings, as they would not admit of being removed from the stone in pieces of uniform size and shape, pared them, and, after cutting from the stone, placed in a porcelain kettle with one pint of water to two qua ts of fruit ; boiled until soft; took eff, and put through a seive with a wooden potato smasher. Then returned to the kettle, adding one pint of sugar to every quart of prepared fruit; brought to a boil and sealed while hot. It can be sealed without the addition of the sugar, and when eaten let it be sweetened -with white sugar vo the taste, and it greatly resembles fresh peaches. MAX1SO SOAP.
lations for p:ro2nrring bounty and land warrants throagh that offices. The following ine.ti notions will be of interest to many : The acts of Congress, now in force granting bouniiy land, eutitle each of the surviving persons in the following classes to a cartificate or warrant for such quantity of land as shall make, in the whole, wi;h whs t he may have heretofore received, ltiO acres, provided he shall have served a period of not less than fourteen days, to wit : , 1. Commissioned and non-:om:iiif--sioned ofliceis, musicians, and privates, whether of the regulars, volunteers, rangers, or militia, who were regularly mustered into t he service of the United States in any of the wars in whioh the country has been engaged aiuae 1780, and prior to J:rch 3, J855, to wit IL Commissioned and non commis
sioned oiacers, seamen, ordinary Bea
As the sufferers recover from the ef- in-r to -rive to the heathen.'
fects of the terrible explosion on the ; While (ov. perham was transacting 1-teamerV.estneld, they are beginning . buail)es8 ,vi,.h n 8tate official t!:e other to place their claims for damages in i lav a voliri7 8on entered tho room .mthe hands of their lawyers for prosecu-; cer"emonioiily, and proceeding at o-ace tion. The f.n-ry company now find ' to hj(j fnthcr, asked him rather loudly themselves in a very singular predica- or mon,.v. llu. Governor, being busi-,n-C",t; i,It a th6lr lntontl1 WM' ni-! ly engaged, and wishing to silence his til all the claims appear to be rilled, ; boi8terous demands, said to him : "My and then to determine whether it is , 1)0 llljet j havo no nl6ney." The best to attempt a compromise or to go lltte felow 1)liU.ccl him8e;,f ia theatinto bankruptoy. This plan will work ! ri(.a, attth,1( with ouo foot. advanced unless some claimant more impatient ; ftnl arm8 aitimbo, and looking his tath than the ::cst pushes them to a jodge-; er in the f lco f,,vici. .Wull, this is a ment, thus getting the first hen. Then tt how dy,() llo . Go7 f Maine,
tne rest come m lor an equal division. ; anJ -0 monoy!. ftl-d went 0ff whistli they are forced into bankruptcy, ; H wifcb a ok of minj,ie(l wondertheir stock, matenal, boats franchises, meut nnd disgnst at the poverty of the etc., will bo out ot their hands, and Cbief Magistrate.
pilent-"Tln Wlinlrwntn Trade
-HH llrox, tic f'o.'n Wholi'siilc Mil-
llnvrv House Mind itlt--AnUH -
iiient. CmcsOO, Hnpt. llt 1871.- We havo bad lieautiful. dry, fall weather, with n few quite warm rtavH, the past week. BUH1MEHU i moro ai'.tivo, and all the indications, thus
far, point to a largo fail trade. MONEY in n'ill nlmndniit, and tho l-iidis And it diflliMilt to ontploy their siirpliis finidu profitably. tiik rmrr, or whkat cloRcd nix Hants bettor last week tl.au at the nnd of tho previous woek, being $1.16! Holier
the montu. THE FOBEION DEMAND for wheat is iiin'uasing, with a proepei-t tliat a lareo BiirphiB will lia taken ii! Europe, which will tend to advance prices . THE Rr.CEtFTH AND HHIPMI'N T9 of grAin have slightly incroanod, and thre W a HtiotiR tondonry anion-; holders to realize and aorepl a fair prii-o now, rather than trust
Jo tho proioijo of higher prices in dio future. THE WHOLESALE TRADE has opened quite actively, though the warm weather has tended to keep bai;k buyers. Tho leading l.uinefl hounea show much activity in their several department, and are prepaiod with full lines of goods for tho trado of the Northwest. oaof. nnos. and co. ('wnoi.MAix millinery), at 7S Iislio street. Chicago, nhow what onter--
prine and skill, combined with amnio capital i and exnorionco, can accomplisb. For fourteen
yearn they havo been winning the conlideucfl of the Millinery trade of tho Northwest, retaining their old customers and constantly ? inning new ones, till thoir name has become amili.ir aa houBohold word.i among Northern milliners, and their integrity and fair dealing
a provorbioi ns the eunerlor nualitv ana stvle
of their goods, and thoir promptn jhs in tilling
orders. I here is no Htronger, more rename, or honorable house in Chicago. Mirai. BCIT. There Is nothing of special interest to note, ee.ve that a Mrs. Ofitrander ha miod the Timeu for 410,000, for alleged defamation of charactor, that being the amount which, in her en(iraation. will mako it as good as now. This libel Pint business is pretty well run into tho ground. There ought to bo a law making the proeeontors for libel responsible for all coats, when they fail to establish a case. There would thou bo fewer malicious or black mail prosecutions. AML'SEMEKTS. The attractions of the week havo been at McVicker's and the Museum. There is a very strong company at McVicker's, cud the season, thus f ar,hae been a decided success. " Extremes " has run two weeks, twice in a double cast with two sets of performers which ehows tho resources of the company. Col. Wood has greatly improved the exhibition, and the dramatic porformancos at, the Muse urn, and is most liberally patronized. At Hooley's and Tho Dearborn, there aro the usual attractions. 13.
Thebb s probably no house in this country (hot has goods so well adapted tor
Western tri.da as tUe hpuso of J. V. Farwell & Co., Chicago. Loiig years of strict attention to business and close observation of the wants of the people enable them to supply Western merchants frith just the goods they need.
THE MARKETS. NEW YORK. BFEFt Arru;-Flrto Prima 8 7 00 Hook LIvo 4 Jft Siiekp.- Fair Prlmo 4 00 Cotton Mtildilnit Flock -Kztra Wcntt rn 6 DO WlIKA r--Ni, J8prln 148 CONN- Wttgtitrti AtU'rf Oats--Woflturn 49 live. -Westotn BAnt.F.v (6 i'miK- Mean 18 (0 Laud 8 CHICAGO.
Beevfs Ohnioo I 00 Prlmn 6 JS VtL T Grades 4 M Medium 4 00 STOCK CATTl.H-.tJomm'm S 26 Inferior T. 2 M Hons -Live 4 40 fiHBF.v--Livo -Good to Choipo 2 76 Ht'TTi'.n -Utuloo 16 rcoilft.-Frpnh 11 Flour-Whit win ur Fjttra 8K
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to put on any new boats, and without a privilege. Tin; stockholders nrc liable to nn amonnt twice the value of the stock they own, and hence, between those impending dangers, and the prospect of utter niin to tho company staring them in the face, they aro naturally in
a state oi preat ncrvoua excitement-,
narillv .snowing what to no.
Tue Sfliistition of on Explosion. An old miner who hag experienced explosions, thus describes them. As soon as the explosion occurs, it drives like a whirlwind and with force enough to carry any weight before it in the direction of the nearest vent. In co-
Ap, ' : ing it sweeps along the ceiling, tearing
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for soap that would not be nice mixed landsmen m the navy m any ... t. . i . wuro
witn soap. "tw ail yonr grease in a ( . . , , large kettle, (scraps, marrow-bones and! m- Mibtia, volimteers, anrl troops on-rthing else from which grease may j of any State or Territory called into be extracted), cover it witli h e, and let ! military servico, and regularly musit boil an hour or two, then put a quart, ! tered therein, f nd whose services have more or less, of coarse salt, which will been paid by the United States, separate the grease from the rest and j IV. Wagonm asters and teansters rise to the top ; let it boil half an hour, ! who have been employed Under tlte dithen fill it up with cold water, and let i reetion of competent authority, in time it stand till cold. Take all the grease j ot war, m the transportation of milu.ary off the top, throwing away the bottom, stores and suppl.es. which will contain a great deal of sedi- V. Officers and soldiers of the Kevment. Then put the grease and lye i olntionary War, and marines, seamen
Wf.t.br. nr..! hoil. ani von will not and other persons in the naval service
fail of having good soap, ' if the lye is ; of the United States during
good. A trough is much better than a ; 'w'rbarrel to keep it in, as the hoops are VI. Chaplains who served wi' h the liable to burst. Farmer's Wife, in i nrniy in the several wars of this coun-
Mainc farmer.
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. i uuji.uiuj.fai: utJ uuu icci uiBiHintii tu uunu t. r ..i. .. . m, ... e , m.
ana I n,; ,:, 1.. .. i i . i , eise, even mo puiars oi c mi. xno un-
miiD, HOWiia-muu, mnniies, cierits, ana t n,-, ,. ;.,.i .i i ,. i , eveu mo ijih.ho ui u
t said' t i l V lortunate miner wno may oe witniii its "u i opinion Deems to be that after a time a : :ji,, ;(.ii.j,.i,. n , ,.. i , l i,i ui : innneiices instinctively throws himself
t-VIUMUJIlllCir T1J1 yK: Cli'Tl-.Ul.'U I1J.HH1U Jt: i JnL 1. , rise the ems ha3 encountered tho bodv
cuiui.au., win u Ciio.ij- ci..JUoii. , ,)f m(,.4.., ;., . nnn(witf Airtv4:n.
Indian Idols in Iowa." j T,hej. co"le ?fth,er wi an. . cls.tic I shock Bufhcient to change the direction Tho Dubuque (Iowa) Timci. says that 1 of the gnseous tornado, nnd back it at, the bi.se of what is known is Capita- j comes with a rush, lifting the miner hi Bluff, seven miles from Lansing, is j and flinging him probably a distance of an Indian idol, manufactured out of 1 fifty feet against the ragtretl coal, Be-
solid rotk, which has stood there no ; hind again there is a shock of pure air
tr,-
VII. Volunteers who served with the armed forct s of the United States in any of the wiii's mentioned, subject to military ordsrs, whether regularly muBtered into t . e service of the United States or not. Each of the surviving persons in the following classes aro entitled to a :-er-
The Compnts Plant. In the monthly report of the Agricultural Departinent, for March and April, reference was made to the com
pass plant, (Silf hium laciniatnm.) !
which it was therein stated '-is alleged
to possess the remarkable tendency to tifieate lor a liko quantity of land, with have the plane of its leaves directed i out regard to the length of service, pro
norm and south, to suen a aegree that these points! of the compass can be readily determined from their examination." A letter, inclosing a diagram of the leaf of tho plant, has since been received by the department from S. J. H. Snydpr, of Morovia, Kansas in which the opinion is expressed that the plant does possess thu quality at
tributed to it. The writer says
vided he was regularly mustered in the service, to-wit : 1. Officers and soldiers who hiwo been engaged in any battle in any of the wars in which this eountry has been engaged prior to the war of the rebellion.
Having been a residentcf Kansas for
sixteen years, I have had abundant opportunity to become fully acquainted with the plant and its habits, and I am fully persuaded that the course north or south is so infallibly indicated by its leaves, thf.t I would not hesitate to follow their direction for hundreds of miles. The leaves of the plant from which the accompanying sketch has been made were taken from my orchard which has been tilled for years, and the plants cut up and turned over and under, and everyway: vet every time
Tiiey come up, eitner iroin t-ne oia roots i laws heretofore
or from seed, thty invariably turn their leaves in tho same direction. There cun be no question of this fact and if in a group of these plants, hero and there a leaf varies a little from the true course, the appearance of the stem and its relation to tho other leaves show the reason for such discrepancy. The average of such a group is infallible. The stalk of tho plant is from three to five feet high ; leaf about twelve inches long, and llower resembling a miniature sunflower. Mr. Siyder y5 it is sometimes called polar v.-eed, gumweed, resin-weed, &o. The last names are given to it because cf tb e resinous gum whioh exudes from ite stem and leaves, especially when wounded. This
gum is chewed, and the plant, as well j of her app1Catioi,
ly medicinal
one can tell how many centuries, but '' and foul, and again the gas whirls bask which must soon be removed to make : with undiminished fur;., lifting tbo room for the coming railroad. At a ; miner ouse more, and dashing him back
that little dis tance the idol resembles a huge whence he originally came. Again and I bear, reposing on its haunches. The '. again this terrible game of battledore is
strange and uncouth object in still held ; repeated. Nothing can reaist its imin the utmost veneration and respect by petuosity. Meanwhile t he terrible nfsll Indians, and various bands, us thoy j ter damp accumulates with surprising pass ii) and down the river, invariably rapidity. This is composed of the black stop and endeavor to propiate the idol j damp which hangs from the roof, nnd with liberal presents of tobacco, strings tho white clamp which gathers along of gaudy-colored beads, pieces of dried I the floor It joins th gas at every buffalo tongue, Ac. There it aits, at ' rush, and a;Ids power and vohimo to the bnse of tho bluff, mute nnd solemn, j its fury. The helpless miner struggles looking out with expressionless eves ' with superhuman strength to resist the over the bosom of the mighty river that buffetings of the mine fiend, but now murmuis at its feet, never mourning, I the damp begans to seize upon his never speaking, like another sphynx. J senses. The sensation is not unploasThe ground whereon the throne of the ; ant. He feels a slight dizziness; he idol reposes is wanted for the roadbed, : becomes weak and sleepy; he staggers ; and the silent, expressionless god, whose his knees su ddenly lose all their power, brow has been bathed in the morning and he fall. sunlight, of so many centuries, must j fall. But a short distance from this is j ( Vnni,... i i,. a smaller idol, whioh had evidently been ,, ) Vy- L Disced cn the side of the hb. ul. but. bv .!"" Greenwood, who has trans icrr-
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!t.u nr uiii. ruioiiK nam tun inniiiio i,o ' the Times, in one of her charming let
ters from the west, gives a pleasant ac
'2. Those volunteers who nerved nt,
the invasion of Plaits burg, in Sep tern,- i some convulsion of nature uns ovcrber, 1814. ! turned centuries ago, and pitched into
3 The volun ;ecrs who served m tho ; ie river, uunng nign water
battle of King's Mountain, in the llevo
lutionarj War. 1. The volunteers who served at the
battle of Nickojuck against the Confed- j erate savages of the &outh. 5. The voluntee s who serveo at the ; attack on Lewiston.in Delaware, by the j British fleet in tic wet of lSl'J. ' j Iu addition to thefe classes these acts ' also exten I to all Indians who served !
me uniteo. otacea in auy oi ineir wars prior to the war of the rebellion th
provisions of this and all bounty hind
pasted, in the same
manner and to the name extent as if the Indians had been white men. When the service Jias been rendered by a substitute, be i h the person entitled to the benefits of these acts, end not his employer. In the event of the death of any person, who, if living, would be entitled to a certificate as aforesaid, leaving a widow, a minor child or children, is entitled to a certificate or warrant for the same quantity of land such deceased person would be entitled to receive under the provisions of said sots if tow living.
completely covered, but at the present stage the head and part of the body of tho image nre distinctly visible.
Karl Marx (he International
count oi Greeley, the new settlement of the Union Colony. She says it is really a wonderful place, es';al'lished on a purely agricultural basin, with an inexhaustible capital ol intelligence, energy, economy, and industry ; it has striven steadily, constantly, with no wild leaps of speculation, or fever-he ite of ambition and greed. With ati orderly r.nd virtuous population, it has had to pass through none of the dnik nnd dire and tempestuous scenes of pioneer life,
such ns it iti in mountain mining towns.
Raining Fruit Tree from tlie Seed. Mr. A. Czerny, of Austria, states, as the result of long-continued observation and experiments, that the strongest and best fruit trees can be raised from seed, thus obviating a great deal deal of expense and disappointment to the pomologist. According to his observations, the extent and ramification of the roots of a healthy tree is to that of its crown in the ratio of three to two so that the action of the routs is always preponderating. In this relation he finds the reason why fruit seeds from trees, budded or grafted upon indifi'erent stocks, have alweys been found unreliable, end he endeavors, as the first step, to obtain good trees grown upon their own stock, tha seeds of which, he says, will reprodu-je their psjents with certainty. To this end he layers a branch of a good tree, which, when well rooted, nerves him as a stock, into which he intioduces buds or scions of such varieties as promise to improve the original fruit. By judicious cross fertilization le obtains fruit, the seed of which will propagate, to a greater or less extent, the good anilities of the varieties used in hybridizing, and thus a new fruit is originated, which, when suitable, can always be reproduced from its seed. Sue h trees, says Mr. Czerny, aie more heakihy and vigorous (having never been wounded by the knife), bear
earlier, and w.ieu accidentally injured
Leader.
The International leader, Karl Marx, whose death occurred at London on Tuesday, was a native of Germany, but had lived in London about twentytwo years. He studied law in Berlin. Subsequently, in 1812, he Iweiime editor of n paper nt Cologne, which was
tin; tnst anti-government organ estab- j The young city has n spunky weekly
Iished in i'russni. He removed to ; paper called the Graeley Tribune, Franco on account of his fear of perse-' liml its title is an exact facsimile cutions of the Prussian Government, of tho philosopher's own handwriting but, on request of the Prussian author- and is a triumph of illegibility caloulties, he was forced to remove to Bel- j lated to witch this new world with nogium ly tho French Ki:ag, Louis j bier penmanship. The first citizen of Phillippe. The breaking oat of the i Greetev she saw was a mule, standing revolution of 1818 enabled him to rc-1 on a bunk, looking down ou the train, turn to Prussia, from which he was j nd over the town, with a patronizing was again expelled. He again returned ; nnd benignant air a white-faced, wise to Pans, but had to leave that city a j looking auimal. Being of vagrant habsecond time. He then selected London j its and a friendly disposition, he peras bis residence. Since that time (1851) ambulates a good deal, overlooking ho has been engaged m various ways as ! the affairs of the borough and so they a writer upon European politics, and a j have taken to affixing to his sides bills contributor of works Upon science and nntl notices of nnblie rrieetitia W.. is
A subsequent marriage will not :1m-, political economy. Trade unions j a sort of traveling bull-stin-board. Wo
formed the subject of his particular at- have in this city n good many men. dotention np to 1862, when the first idea ; ;ng this sort of ' work, but the idea of of forming an international society ! turning tho sides of a vagrant mule to seems to have been conceived. From : account as tin advertising" medium is a the cstiibhshmeiit of the asf-ociation in developuieuj of the utilitarian phikso-18G-1 up to the present time he has at- j phy ,ve were not prepr.red for. When tentied its working head. j our second Franklin becomes President j j3(, a USl, ()1, everything.
Another Mastodon in Chautauqua, A few days ago some laborers eng ig-
ed in removing muck from a swaiiipy section of the farm of Mr. Joel I. Hoyt, about two miles from Jamestown, found the remains of an unknown animal much larger than those of any exist.'ng species. On Saturday Professor Love repaired to tho place and succeeded in exhuming a large number of bones, which undoubtedly once belonged to a largo mastodon. They were about live feot below the surface, and much decayed. One half of the upper jaw was quite perfect, and the teeth seemed as sound as ever. Two pieces of the tusks were in a good state of preservation, though the ivory was so decomposed that it could be cut with a knife. One piece is about four feet long and seven inches in diameter. The teeth measure from root to crown ten inches, and ono
of them weighs five and a half pounds.
Professor Lovo estimates the entire tusks to have been coeh twelve feet in length. Buffhfo Commercial. Bismarck. An English lady who has visit ed Bismarck at his country seat, gives a pleasant account of tho nun of "blood and iron." At homo he is bluff and hearty, goes a-fishing, and makes fnn of his nico old wife because she doesn't read tho newspapers. The Englishwoman who relates all this, Rays she made the visit iu consequence of this unceremonious invitation from the Chancellor: "I say, Countess, mind you bring Miss iu July. I like girls who have the frankness to let me know that they think me an old humbug!" Bismarck's magnificent Russian horses a present from parties in Moscow are creating n great sensation. They are said to bear a striking resemblance to Josh Billings' favorite bird, the "muil," which "wares its wings on tho side of its head." An Unpnblished Story by Hawthorne. It is a little singular that Hawthorne wrote a tale that he succeeded in effectually concealing from all eves, and of whose existence no one knew anything until a few weeks ago, when his daughter, in overlooking his papers, laid her hand upon the unsuspecting treasure. It is pronounced one of his best things, but of that we shall be better able to judge when it is published, as i soon will be by J. R. Osgood & Co. Hawthorne was a "strange, thy, reticent genius, with a remarkable faculty of shutting himself in from the world"; and it is remembered that while he lived at Concord he was engaged on a work which he never published and of which he never spoke.
li Ml MJ 1 3 1 1840 -TO 1871 FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS PERRY DAVIS'
PAIN-KILLER Hus been toated in every variety of climate, and by Almost every nation known to Americans it ia the almost coiiBta:t companion and laostim&bto friend of
travel on our LAKES OR RIVERS WlfHOUr IT. Uren from five to night yeare. teMpoemn).
i m
OF THE AGE.
MR, KENNEDY, orRoxbtiry, alucofiTM In one of our romtaon pasture vrcede ranly that c EVERT KINO OF HUMOR, From the Worst' tSercfnla Down to a Common Pimple. Tiro licttlM nrc warranted to core it nursing tore Ono to thr bottlM trill cure thn woriit kind iifPimiilon on t in fiico. Two oi thrw bottltw wii rloar tlio rc torn of bum, Twn nrtln re warrjTitfd to car. thu wsratcanknr In Iboraiuth orrtomach. Tlirun -o flw l.ottl are warranted to euro tl want kind of Erysipelas. One to two bottiM aro warranted to roi 1. hnmor
in tho Errs. Twob!tl am wsrrant.il fo euro mnirinj; of tho sars ana blotches among tho bair. . Four to six b.-.ttlos are warranted tt ourooormpt and run ling nlcwa. On Hf ttlo will ciirr-scoiy eruption of rnepkin. T o or thro bottles an warranted to cure the worst kind of ringworm. Two or three bottles aro warranted tr we to moat desperate ease, of rheumatism. Tareo lo four bottlos am warranted to lAro aaltrheuni. Flvo to eight bottles will core tlie worst ear of scrofula. A hen-iflt is always experienced from tlie. lirst lttlft, and pt-rlert euro is warranted when t, alcvo ;uan-
v.,r..H,K.n. BOX B URY, M jSS. Pi..k Madav: Tbo reputation of tbo tfdirJ Di oovnry, in curing all. hind of humors, is no irU tvl Hailed bf tb unanimous voice of all n-bo ha 'C crr usfd it. that I nwl not nay any bing on thMl-j , tho mrtfft ikillfiil physician and the mo t c reftii drug gifiM La tho oouiitry aro unauimoae In im piats-. In prfrMntiDK tbo Modical Discovery to nr i'Mioa,
I do It with a full knevvledtp ol Its cun.tiTspcTror, in reliOTiutiaL', and curing mt of tho (iifeases to rh cb you nre uufortunatvh' sol in We. The mon Kcruriatinc diftc w a a affttofc.ouat mother. viviiaxxa sons moitxh, Ise-wed as if hy a nilrnele; your own temper i re Morcd to Ms natural mtcmmm, nd. jrour bate from b-r and fretful naps to ealm aud 'ett rinirrter; ami th JltHllcal Discovery brcom fountain f biew
tt3 1" 5 our hutinauii ana u"u' noia. iu tU ulortf advauced Etoges of . . It extends to th etoiimcli, ctii; which s nothing but canker on the sumach , tfwo. to the lilt ettintM and KxunrBva, crentlng a sinking, (one fielirg, and ui Indlfferenoa
eve:i tc llio cares or your uuuuy. t Y our ttomacb is raw Airs jamAXsm, your fcod ulstnwaeB you, and you cam only t'Jte cerium ki ids, aud even of tiat ronr sjt' does ott get ! luiiftlis nourishnient itcoutaius aa tbo acmuooious ! fluiii.o 'the catiki-r cats it up; then your complexion
iKet-s Ms bloom, and necimei sauow or greruwu, aud your best day ia gone, l or want of nourifinment vour s-tem becomes loose and flabby . sno the fibers of yonr body become relayed. .ThtnSlltw a tr-im ol diseases which tho Medical Discoreiy i peculiarly tOaptcd to cure; ralpit ttion of tho hmrt, pain Iu too !. weakneM of llu- spine and email of tho back, pain f the nip joint whe.-i ;iu retire, irreirularity of the lowela. aad also that u Oil excrutiating of diseases, the rrxss. . Htes many thousands of poor womim nre aunerlOB from tula diseiuw.and piolns away a miserable life. and their next-door uetfihbor does not knew this cause. 1 wish to impress on your mind that giod 3ld prowo, "An ranco of prerentioa Is hotter tlias pound or cure.'' In the XKIBDICAl! DIBCOVX2&T. yon hro both the preventiTe and th-i cure, with tMt
iff -sat and good quality, that it wt-U i eyar,
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ftirrutnstances, do you any injury.
no cliance of diet ever ueceMary.
can pt,anartentrenouEn oi u.
liat the 1
I'.vi.h UiLtK was uie First, and is the
only i'ei iiiaueut rain Bclierer. Since tin PiVIN-KIIXttR was first introduced, and mot nitb such unsurpassed sate, many Liniment, Pnnaccs, nnd -ither remedios hare boon ottered to the public, bur n it one of them has over attained the tnily KNV1AULZ BTA IDIUta of tbo PAlM-KTLLEIt. i7hy is This So ? It ii Itcctuso OAVIS' PAIN-KOLEB fa what It claims to be . Relieror of Pain. It tlcrits ar,i ITnaiirptugcd. If you are suiTerlni: from INTERNAL PAIN, Twenty or Ttili ty Drops in a Little Water will almost
nirrtntiy cure you. more is notning to equal It. In
liuirrrioKR roii Usr. Adults. one t lUIespooorul jwr
day; Chi'dren over ten years, deseen treoonful : Chij.
a to all co Mtuntlons,
t. Wiutil, rrapmur. . tL cm t Co. , PmitMs s4 Om. AJr7aaaTPiaBiiaee. CaL. SM si M OMMsama .. UliMONt Bear Tettsy t ter Wwaderfnl Cnrnliio Effect a. Tbejr m not a Tile Fancy Drink, Hade of Few RUSH, Thiakey, Proof Spirits nnd Betas Llsii doctored, apiced and sweetened topical ities Ustccal ed " Tonics," "Appctiicrs," "Bestorer,' kc, tbiltta4 tlie tJrlc to cUTUikentKmdnrhi,bi tare atrne M lialne.made from tlie Xatire Boot asi Kerb of OaHtomla, fre fraws rJI Alcaikolle Wlswalaataw They am the CiKf.AT BLOOD Fl BIFIEBtad A 1.1 CIVING rBIKClt'LE. a perfect Renorator and Invigorator ot too Bjatorn. earrj ing off all poisonous matter and restoring th' sblood to a beat thy condition. Va person can take Usees Bitten act orottiH to directions ami ren aui lonK c nweH, prorideil their bones are not destroyed by Mineral poison or other means, and the Tital organs aim I hMMwri - ha mint of ronoir.
Tlioy aro n Oeatle FnraiRiWo) well Tonie, poenossing, also, the pecnliar mialt er acta aa ptwerful aRcnt in reliering CongesUou or Tnaarn Bwtion ii tho Liver, and oil tlie Visceral Organ. FOB FEMALE COMPtAIKTO, In: onager old, mar iod or aingle, at the dawn of womanh tod or at Um turn of lite, those Tonic Bitters hare nootuaL Forlulanmatory and Caraale Bl owbsvtlan .. GMt, Droaeaoia W laAgootSoa. Biileat, Baarttteac aasl IateratBlcat Fa Tors, lMewas af tfca Blood, Uti', U aey s a ael Bladder, these Bluera haro loan taaot sneoeasf aL (tacit Dlaaaara are earned by V Iciatad
Klood, which U generally prodsocd by donjgaaneat
ot the mceatlwa OrcaOe.
DYSPEPSIA OB ISDIOEWTIOM. eo-
aehe, Prln In the BhouHers, CouKhs, Tight mas of tbo Chest. 1 Heirless. Boor eructations ot the cHnaaaeb,
Bad Taste In the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Pal matlea of
the Hcirt. InfluomaOou of the Lttagv Pain is than-
gions of the Bidoeya. and a hundred other pal tfal srap-
touts, a'e tlie oBspringa of llyspcpsia.
They nTljrorate the StooA andsUrnalat UMVwpMI
LI rer aid Bowel, which render them of laaoaaMed efficacy n cleansing the Hood of all initmrith a, sosd bja-
partiag new life and -rigor to the wool. yata.
FOB SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Trtter, Matt benm Blotchea, pats, Pimple, Pastules, ,lotts. Car-
hnnclet Bing Worms. Sotld Head. Sore Byes Erysipelas, ltd .Bcurtt. Disroloratloiu cf the 8ktn. 11 imors awl
tnaeaaei Ol we cain. or wnai.rr uu- wi mm Utcralii dng Bp and carried out of the system in a abort Um. W. I II Mr oi IhMe Btll.rS. 'S. bottt' fo SOCCl
oaaea will oonrisn ,he moet lncroc .ikms oft ictt- curo-
Ureeneaa. Clean as the Tltiatcd Blood wheoorer yon id Ito tmr puriUea bursting UiroiMtbtbe okia In Fhaplts Kraptiona or Bona ; cleanse it when yon find it o atnetad and sluigish In the Teins ; cleanse it when t is foal, and yocr larikwa wiii toil yon when. Ks5 the btood pure, anil the health of the system will follow. Pia, Tnpe, aad other Wars, tarki l In the ayotsn f so many thousands, are eoect oat ry aatiuioa aad n moved . Says a distinguished rib- oidoaiaf, there is scaroily an individual upon the Cats efthd earth -rhoae lmdv Is eiiemnt from the nrcianeo .of
me neat but noon I
a few momeuti it cures
Mln. fan hm .nnli,':
sufficient to operate on the bowels loea day
ruly, iswjUAjUis njr,nraji.
To its tnily.
Prior. 51.au I In th United I
r bottle. For sale br ererr etnusdet
totes ami British Provinces.
10 Reasons Why
pair the right of any widow to Hitch
warrant if "he be a widow ut the time
Persons within the
atre of 21 years on the third day of
March, 1855, are deeined minors with in the intent and meaning of emid acts.
Fearful Scene A Lunatic Watching Over the Dead Body of Her Miter Sister. From tho How York Globe, Sept. 3. Ycsterdav the dead bodv of an old
Internal ISevenne lleeisitiu
The CoioiniBsioner of Internal Reve- ! On Sunday cvenhift lust some young nue decides that articles liable to the people near Rocky Mount, Ga.," were stamp tax under the se.hetinloB must ! hiking a w.lk. One yoitug lady, hav-1,,iy.-a Hit ufntrtrku r.ftiv,.l I,iV,va flinv i in r ui.inil un.'ii.l, ill li.ie li,,.l ..-..nl.
woman was fomid iu ahouse at Locrst 1 1(,avft tl(, premja of the manufacturer, i a young ?tan who happened to hate a
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no visitors, went out but littlt-, and always had money in hugo quantities. Wherothe money came from, and tlio the ladies were, iiever could be whoFy ascertained. They bought real estate, and paid nil their bills in gold Since Saturday it last week nothing has been seen of tiie old ladies, and until yesterday not'iing wrong was suspected. Yesterday howling was heard from the house ; it wild, weird ki td ol noise, which rained great excitcmei t in the neighborhood, and ns soon as an officer could be found, the door was broken open, and there the most horrible sight presented itself. Upon tlu bed was the dead body of one of the sisters, and the other, a raving maniac, was sitting by ti e side of the body. The body was in an advanced state of decomposition, and the smell was almost suffocating. Tho name of tho sis
ters is irenor
The demented creature
in the stem, throw out shoots identical I was taken charge of, and tho coroner with those of uhe original tree. notified.
liaeKiiil:;
have a slump or clamps of the value indicated by the retail price or the price received for single packages with its contents. A dealer may sol! directly from a package which has been properly tittimped according to the price paid for the package aud tho contents, without affixing additional stamps, but, a dealer who breaks nn oripinul package and repacks its contents into Biiiall packages, putting thereon his marks (.nd labels, will be required to stamp the small packages when exposing or offering lho same for consumption or sale. A manufacturer, in every ease, must stump a package in which it; delivers goods to customers, whether the customer furnishes his own vessel for the reception of t he article, or 'vhethcr it is furnish? d by tho mauiil'auturer himself.
A lady who gave a pany recently had en;;iavod in the corner of the invitations the wordb "Small and early,'
Mission Abies and others sojourning in foreign lnutln HhouUl not fail to takowitii thorn n Rood mpply of .Humii'j A'tnritn .''. .1! is tbo tr.ojl ridable ruetlieiuo for all imrpoHt'j llinro ie In Uw w nirt. CoNTMiioi'ii r1ifae!', n:h an horse aii. J-'an-dflr, Ac, my 10 iuovo :!ik! l,y thci ae of f-htriihm's Cnrafry 0'!i '('"'i: J'oinlire. YerBon travelinj; with liorMen -lnuilil take nolo of thin. A viv near Dnlivillc, Kimduaky county. Ohio, recently garo birth to a child which weighed but one pound. It is now nearly four weeks old Mid weighs vm than two pounds. At t,lie time of iU birth !i lady's linger ring was slipped over itn lmnd nnd arm to the shoulder. rnEMiu: policies and dividenls me paid in cash in Tlie Mutual Life of Chicago. "Your are a queer chicken," as the hen said when she hatched out duck,
The Idea of a Universal Medicine is
at last realized in Dr. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters. This concentrated essence of the finest medicinal herbs and roots in the Western hemisphere, eradicates all disease which have not undermined tlie sources of vitality, and in chronic indigestion, nervous headache, congestion of the liver, rheumatism, gout, general debility, and innumerable ulcerous and scabious disorders,it is a specific absolute and infallible.
The constantly increasing trade of
the boose of J. V. Farwell A Co.. of Chicago, has compelled them to mako additional room to facilitate their businM3. Their prcHent salesrooms, it is well known, are now tfio largest iu the West, bnt they need additional room,
and next season will greatly increase it. bo
that thoy can handle more goods than tr'or. The counting-house of Baker & Merrill, BoBton, was robbed of $50,000 in railroad certificates, notes, deeds, revenue stamps, and other valuables recently. The entire amount was subsequently discovered by a boy in a vault, who informed the police, and they took charge of the property. The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil in the world is HazakoA CaswiiijL's, mado on the sea shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Caswk!,Ii, Hazard i Co., New York. It is absolutely pun and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all otlwrs. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in market.
A Jeksjes mother spretul her shawl ou the beach, laid her infant on it, and thou went shell hunting ; meantime the title rose, and when mamma looked around she beheld baby and shawl floating off. She bounded after them, and Kftverl both the precious articles.
Colic, Crniiipx, Npiunnn, Heart-Burn, D. nrrluen, I.vH-inerv, Flux, Wind In the lloivi'io, sour stomach, nyspriijin, Slca. II e ii tl a c u o . In wct'oDB oT the country where FEVER AND AGUE Prevail, them 1 no ronmdy hold In (traitor estoem. r'.Tory house keoper should keep It at hand, to apply .in (lie rirat iCtitck of any Fain. It. wiU give satisfactory relief, and i;ive lion rs of surlorinir. llo not l rill" 'vith yonnielves hy testing nnrried rem. edlfs. He nr- von call fcr and get the genuine PAIitfKltjLKK.ns m iny worthless nostrums aro attempted to ho sold on the grist, roputation of shla valuable medicine, tW Diroctio is accompany each bottle. Price 2d eUu, 50 tin., and SI per Bottle. J. N. HARRIS & CO., .... . Cincinnati. Ohio. Proprietor! for the Southern and Western states. SOLD BY ALIJ"ailtljlflNE DEALERS. For sal" hy fiRKENFFfiuiTON, Milwaukee; H. BOMWOIITU ,t SONS, alllankM ; rtirXF.B, FIlfOH A Ft'LT.nR, CtnVsKo ; RICHARDSON & CO.. St. I-.nl.: M..'C(jr LOCH, McCOKDtUO., Groses: NOVKN UROTUFRS. SiintPauI.
Over-doctored. Without any dinrUFpoct to tho membera of the medical profession, a profession honored by al thluking men, it ie only just to say that they are too thick od tho griond. The coneoquenco ia that the community ig doctored over much. When nature needs ouly the gentle stimulant and alterative, which hai become famous throughout the country aa a reliable medicine, under tho name ef Roetettor'a Stomach Bittern, aho is not nnfrequently dosed with adozon prescriptions, all mporhnental, from the I'hnrmBcopaai. Thia ii an evil, and proves that the practice of medicine if far from being at all times a In nliug nrt. At this erlod of tho year, when tho fall of tbo leaf iadicatte that decay nag seized npon the vegetable kinf?iloni, many haraustng diseases are prevalent.. Cbif among these may be mentlonod Intermittent fever ant blliouB remittent. The exhalations risi;ig fi-om decomposing vegetations, and Ote heavy duxn and ftga, are verv apt to generate tlipFo complnlntii. Ttewluest policy, is t protect the system by n course of Hostotter's Stomach Bitters at the conimencenieut of the fall. Mnoh suffering may thereby hp avoided, nut if the disease has already begun, its periodical visitations may reidily be ebMked mt broken v;p by thia active, yot harmlera, vep!tai;Ie tontc. He ou your gi,ard i gainst the charlatans who are atUotpling to palm off, under various names, nnwhol.'sc.me comiwin' s, which they pretend lo compare (aw.r.il.l w ith the great national elixir, which has long since swept more formidable opposition from tho tif'lti. Bear in mind t'.uit every bottle of genuine Uostetter's Stomach Bitters la authentlcarod by a splendidly engraved label, and a fac srmiVs of tho sign mitnital of the arm. Put up in bottles enly, and cannot bf oblali.ed In bulk.
JWifnt.-Huks son Bushels par day. Weighs IS' ounces. Cheap, Etficisnt nnd Durable. Every Farmer h-lV'i cue. PROFITS I.,n(lR. AirHnts malrn from Sti to
130 per day. S.-i3iitites, sona hy mail for 60 ota. Send for
carcuiar. ui.vui nicKLENM w.otn-sl.uinoinnau.u.
4 MONTHS Xor O '
TBR RURAL HON B Jrw from Sent ItoJanuaiv. to all
who remit TWO DOLLARS for
and F.-uniiy HVrA'ly. 4 months on trial bO cti Spool mens fro.'. Hophinb A Wilcox, Rochester, S. Y.
FREE
Try SamiileH of oar great 9-pac981.00
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tllurtratett iteekiy30 yers si
Sendfoi' Hntur
i ina r-leot enfT'.-avlocs tree to bubscrlbert.
day (azcttt!t HaUo-.vell, Me.
REDUCTION OF PRICES To conform to mJuotion of duties. GBJSAT SAVING TO C0WSUlttI2RS HY fJHTTXNU UP CLUI18. Z' tSend for our Now Pi ice List, aud a Clab form will nccompi.ny it, oouruintngfuU Utreellon!--makinc a iiirtf t sjiving to cDObamor, and romunrattvo to olub orgHiifzers. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. 31 nnd S3 Feaey Streel, P. O. Bos MIS. New kork. 8 o T6 LOCK.
THEA -.NECTAR IS A PURR
RIsACK TEA tlte Grrm Ten Flawf War-
rantcd to suit alt tisteB i "U
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niotircat Al inn tic Ten i Ui.. ft !hurrh
York. P. O Ilex iftOll.
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CUVINTIIU'KN UtilUm PO WD Kith -For r I 'one IlH ,'iou Ceiit!. t'Vor noM'durs ritit dire 3tions, ouo dollar. Addro jb Hoi 260 Albany, New fork.
lriinrc7iro
is.Xrwi'h r.uit.
V aalc'oniv by t Hj A- IV.eide 1 ii ,t.. S.vt Von
gMUi PUB WEEK Oan be inr do ty nny sm.irt man '.vi'O ea-3 keop his own
couumj!. bend Ht.i up ler iiai-tlcniars. HOIVAKD ,t 00., WlUiamsburgh, N,
. Y.
WTIC .mJIH. Al,COI,l.EK orPeiin-
viviiniii. l,'t'iios etimmnucG tlctobcrj. IP71.
Kiv.,.i tor tho com",,: SltO. N,jnth,r oipenH,is. Bend
for Amieummro jir. JOSRI'H 8ITB8, M. 1., Doan 511 IMno si root, I'lilladcluhia.
i'l'NTS. " STAR SPANGLKD BANNKR" is i, l.ryo illiiNlrute.l on irn 4aoolurun OS per; ovor-
flov'tiii? ivltli Hioh. Rnrii nt'A Uacv reading. Stories,
nM Arl M WETHIiRELI, OI (jhl- " . H'liiiw. r nil. x muni lovs aiimM anu iuiij . M. A J. m. ' noi-od this rear. It " shows hp " rasoallty.. and
cairo, would invito the attonlion of the trade
EVyl
XOi'l
enerallv to their complete asortPient of Mil
linery (loode. Thoir faeihtiee are tui8tirt).tPe1 for producing at all timos the latent, noveltie.i in Paris and Now York bain for ladieti and children. More TROtTiti.F,. ThousiindR of our people are weekly living from the ravneH of Indigeption, IlyHneppia and sarious tiiseaues of tho Rtomaeh and liowele. Tho value of Cof'n IivfsrBniiA C'CBE Bhinild be known to the world. It haa saved thoueandn from an early grave. Contentment to sit in the Iioubo oncl see other people stuck in the mini. I'Rt'sfiiNo's Celebrated White Wine Vinegar will keep pickleb. Ask for it.
miinjilittf. and wul
ftiivo yoor m.,'-,J. mako y;u " laugh and gn,w fat ana euros tlie " Sluijv." certs n year, but wo will send It on trial l VOtT 3 months fir a dime. Klogant Ohromo fr49 to OVf ry ye irly s jhncrlher. Rend to B AN.MKR." Hinsdale. N. H. RIFI.KS. Sh.it (inni, Revolvers. Oun Materlsls of ever; kind. W rtu. tor a f rice List, to Great Western (Jnn Wotkn, nttstmrgli. Pa. Army Guns and llevolvon hnoBht.or traded tor. Agents wanted 1MHK. I). II. fl I'll., i3and 65 LaknSt,. wholesale ilrilV. In "tra. odV MIUUwr.WhltGl. Hosir i y.Olo '03 and Funcy Goads, 63 65 Lake 8t. .Chicago.
tiie nora wwim, Xs tbo BUST CTBXWCrBX. lot REASON.- It hits ROWBXL'f Pateht DorBU! Coos on one end only of the shaft. These eoga have I inner teeth.can play apart fartbt r without diaoond acting, oan never crowd toeet ler so as to bind, never woik sidewise out of putce : vear more even Is and tnrn easier than any eoc-srhac I ever Invanted
9d REASON. It has the Paten-- Stop, which
seeps tne uogs irom ajsconnnviuiaT naM wwaii
t heir power, yet allows tne roils to piay apart tai
enougn to wring too largest aruoie ?aany.
theft
84 REAKON.-It has the Mttilenhle Iron Fold.,
I9sT l-liunp. wnion can not do uroatn, auu isswdi
of fnlly twr
ordinao
B&curely and easily to tubs of any i
T'astima- miemnBi or atauonarv tons
InnliM. In hl.lra,aM. which mi eiirrnllnr
clamp can do. and it folda under put of the way
wnon not in use anu lor oonvemsnoe 1.1 inhmluio.
Foldlnsr Apron or
'tnoeiaeoi
Ath RP(UIV 11. has tho
,"'..:.!.. . J.,,l,..l.tl,u hI.,.u
the tnb, freo (rem controt with tiiechun.i or acrews
6tb RKAKON. It haa the peculiar adnuttaa-e o Two Preiwnre Kcrewav ao amed will; Satont wooden aprings, that eaoh screw ?ressee ott oth ends of the roll alike, the same aa if it was iri the oenter, while tho two together pies ,IomW Me cepodry r',ir prtemrr, . Oth H.KASON The ElnstJe Rubber between the strong wcoden springs relieves their rigidity, makes tue machine tnrn easier, eaves the rolbi from strain, and cansos tho pressure to bear on both ends or the roll alike. Tth REASON'.-AU its IaoH parts are wbouoht ov mLluntr, not liable to break, and rarefjlrj galvanized, to prevent nut. 8tk REASON. The Handle or Crank is not , aorowed on like other wringers, bnt BOOTES CO' nmSTKD, and will tnrn olothea backward or for, ward, or from one tab to another, without contixif! l'Weo. 9th RKASO.W IU. folding lower ilatfiu does toanj' aUtionary tub or Wiishinir machine and ,revcntt, water slopping otot. as it vill with lardlnary VTinirers. 10th B K ASON.-It ia very liehl nnd so rtadkle, yet butlt so substantially tiiatthe strongea. person can not break It in wringing the largest caaaentv. With all theoe AdTsuttaajes, ita prko la no greater than that of any Interior wrager with oca. gold by the House rarnieninE and Bardwaie T radii enerally, and bjr Metropolitan Washing Maohiiie Co., It, C. BKOWNIKO, Pre'i, 32 Cortland t Street, Wew afork,
DITHRIDGE'H XX FLINT GLASS Q r.viyrp aaxBBXSJMm Stand Hrat better than any otber aauadei. Aak forTMthridgo's, and take no othe '. See that oatr tuuae la oil every ksnu DITHRIDGE & SON, PittBrjurgtv, Pa tar- Send for Price Uet.
THE MOST PLAUSIBLE GIFT ENTERPRISE !
YET STARTED
Chicago Repnblleai
By arrmnKomonU made with te Troprirtorii of ii t bicaeo Repnbllean. Cbicaco Timea, and Lawtm eiKimn. tM 1111 fuminri either or their weknr di-
tlonr for one year for $100, and (toe one ticket in He
Tribane.we will famish either of their weekly eei
dlatiibutian of Fremiams; f or M. JO. the paper ard
two ;lckeU;ror&.uu, tne paper ana iour iioa Me; et a, 1681 Gifts amounMujr to MS.000 are to be irireii w JOLdfti Hr.kPt hnlrferc. A Three Htonr Brick Sto-t
wortb $16t6U(, two DwoUinir Uonaea $3,000 each, ma Dwetlinff House 91,000, 11 valuable Vtlhue Lrtt, racing from 200 to $W)0 eaoh. Alao $4,499 i'i Groe i. baeki from f 1.00 to $600 are to be ffiven way Jcteb-tr Wiirrarltop Deeds of the Real Batate (free aid cle. cf all in cum brae co) have been placed in the bandt if
a board of dlrcotors chosen by ticK n noJaere.
Urlara for tivketa man wiu do prompur kuhw a
it) lllaktl
to and papers and lloketa will be forwarded at mm
iipt oi tua monw.
on reoe
,.v.rl .levL-.-t. fit ul tiVlall Pltf C
ndiana, lUirois. Iowa and Wis-
Qabwrlptionii lakoti.
coda In, where foil inormatjon may be obtaineL
t rr i ii i v v tti.ll t'lf WORKS.
jJI Liiko fctreot, Milvftukt, Wis.
R. Dav ts. Proprietor,
II 111 IJ.FtC, manufaotuior of Rloh Hair Jowelnr iia ami Xadiea' Hair Work, 80S Wli.conaln 8fc.. Milwaukco, Oh.-liiR, Charma, Plna, Rinffa, Switchoe, Carta, Iiruidr,S'ioi.'i. Orders bj1 mail receive rpeci&l attention.
BltO.t Importera and job-
138 aet Water stieet, 'Milwaukee. J
AW. PI I'lk.!, VJl A
V'' born ii: IXiinjunda, WaUH'6,.Clooka, Maoriala.
hfaUD.'iebec.
R.HOE&CO. PBiB6 MAKERS. AND MArnTFAOTCKEM OB AIXKIKDSOF EXTRA CAST STEEL SAWS! INCLUDING OIBODXAR SAWB, nWH Pi.TEJT
INSKRTKPTKBTU; 60LLD TOOTH OlrUUUR SAVfBiMJUX. MUIJtV.GANG, AND CKOSS Ol T 8AVV8. MAKDBKLS, GUMMING MACHINES, . Aa OFFICE AND W ABEBOOM. AND H OOI.D
ST.. N. y.
JOHN NAZKO COm AgeulW. RUIwotrkee.
IUPERIAL GIN. If vnu Kkta nottiiia clnhratri hMiid. tot It a: oratia
fhoro la nouB eqaaCto it. Is now put up In bolkitr
ineaaea. r-a-enpacaateaaa porue nas n. n. o kj. buxr t or blown apon tu None other ieffcatttne So aa
for a eireoiar. HENHY H. SHUFELDT 4k OO., Ohleao, flUPTlmiS RoliSTPd and cured by Dr. Sherman's PaW-nt Apiitano,i and Compound. Office eW Brosdwar. N. Y. Send ltlc, for I ixik with photographic likenesses pf oaaee before and altor cure, with Henry Ward lleechi'r's caw. hoJ, tars aud portrait. Beware of traveling i-.!iriostra,wai prel um! to have been aastaUnta of Br. Sur.BMi . a i i agents wanted for patont potato peeling Sia J.lKfUnlne. ritootni4Co..lioBtatf.6t.,01iicai
It is not nwm the healthy elemcn a of llfcJ
body tjst wortas exist, bnt noon the diacaaed bnaaos and alloy deposits that breed these living moiiatereo disease. No Srstem of Medicine, no vermifi get, oo aothetnintics will free the system from woieia like tbeaaBIUarar 1. WAX KER, l'roprietor. K.H. MCDONALD CO,
gisla and lien. Aeenta. Sas Francisco. Xs imrnia.
Bias and s tommerce Mmn. new ioei. aOlJt BY ALL DRUUGI5T8 AND DE.ll.EB3.
taifl
The air Ibiitttble tiiflt IMstribatlm ta
.ooiury ; $35,000 in Valuable Prizus ! To be Bigtribated October loth, ts7L Capita Prixe $$,000 in American ftrfd t TVnol i nnsabsrof GlfU. "i,eoa. Tsckotn taaaosl o AtJK VTS WASTED TO SEJjfc TICKIW, to wocm Ubf.rrl Prrntluiui will bo paid. Ki nclr Tlcstote, 81 1 SixTtcawto 85Tweire Tick its glO t TwtBly-Sve Tickeu SSO. Circn'arseontalningatuil listof priaea. a dot oxhuon of the msnaar of drawing, and other inform fctto ta refer moeto the Dlstribotioa. will bo sen at aasy one ord, -ring them. All letters mast be addreosi d to OFFICE, I.. U. 1SINK, Box 8S, lOl W.SlhSt. Cmclsuiaul, O.
DR. WHITTIER,
SI7 Ht. tJttsnrfeo em.
T 0 XGgR i ,ocated in 5t. Lonis than any Chrc ft. I J i- physiri.GoanccossfnirytroateSininksaiid Ooni'ilioated t7oaeroilli5eaeaaU,tirijijrpaiieTia
timo "rrorieiict' with purest dniyprapaixd In t) oalatUsoinonScnrcscasps given op by otbors-iio matVT who foiled; toll yonr pri-iao faroablo. OcaIf. Innfmi. RfnA two wtjimn. f OT medical OBBaa a.
AXniKjiQVosijLXHOOD, sent by nwdUlkceato
eae&,Dotnroi Seta.. 1B0 pacoa. iui""nu""' doob fnl or InoArtsiUvowtahtotawwanoattneiT. i . i rrnHaMMKiuiuidvoaia
oneh- to road itasawimine- raenorvoQS,debll-
tated iirpartkUjyrmTJOtrxarcraeniingjj-
The Sina vt MiascroJ Soringpt tethaemiaai Seiner , and Trn nt's Efferrestiettt ISclUcr Aperie it Isitodi-plieate. lttors attestini; its wtmdettal To. ia Aperient and tintl-biliona qualities swarm in tnrn every scarce. The question has been sottiod whsuier arti he la It niodlcat ed wat ers may not be equal to the so whioh I mot etsu-Uinc trim thi- eaxta U-eif. Thar can; anl the Heltzer Aperient, when aodoobtoclg pare aai rename, proves the tsct. He, cstwOoo u. Aeorpl bmc trtkVer. SOLD BY ALL DBCWflM K
"GET THE BEST, " BnvnikUy Wkeatt C bo Mure Ikaua thf
TIIE NOVELTY
la the o: ly Wringer that has the Pateal FlaiMpe Oor Wnnels m both endaof the RaUc, whtofc aUowa the rolUto ipavate freoly at ither end tiil the 00a; wHeela cann 1 tin own out ot sear on both ends, of the wrtBgqr v tho ruuno time, wi ?o the prmmr it tmkm C7 U member that wrineera with cog - bests o mdonly. the U oils of which eaanot ae pa rate at belli ends, work ery hard, and nixoir very aitevcahF. HES'1 of wrlrteer.-AV l ok Ckrttttm iiWi It ia nt w admitted that it. hai nn equal m fawny wrineer. -Fete York I,ibtrai VAritHan. Tho ftiraniatriii which it contains aeeaa t be iadhv pcnaahH toa nrartical wriruccr. -A. 1'. in4j-ttnUat. Bay th 9 NOV EL.TY, or at loast take H oa aitial with ay or mil others, aad keep the Bcl Ar astfe irWwatrav N. 11. As COH Gea . Agfa tOZ Ctaawbrri St.' Nfnsr Yorlc.
HALL'S PATENT HUSK1NQ OLOVC3
a n.r ouvr:e. ruix olovxs. The very beat thina ever invented f,ir husking corn. They gi mtveraal MiisfaellM inwM. A saasiua h3f?os.)ito)laawroitoa.eaa. fey aW-lr proveot ior hands and cold tnaww. Tlie nail irjovoa eovo. Ui, , parts of the hand which bteoaae aore. Frtaj (Ltsi. T ae toll elovoa nre made In ho best aaaaoer et MWuskcasVts; Price eSi.60. Both styles ov 4swa alueher. and mads of three Iio.-1ms. moillem Bd nu il. lor both right and left halxied PoSmtprrpaldonTOelptof prioo A JSSK todoati-a. Addreas HA 1. 1. miMtlNt KljUWIi VOm 1 Hoatb Wali-r Sireet, CUleoaTO. Ul.
paJMONN A X, ?aIiahors JW" dl.rn'. 87 ftrk Row. K.Y..obUin
dentiai. Send for Patent jjwa ana ""' rNrk 1 for first-, Pianos. , Sastt osi teial. Ko Sa2y 1) u. U.S.PIANO Co.. Bwajf,rJ.T
FO Al
wlr irr nmy yam aw law
thia iwr. H. N. J., Beptember lo, 1871.
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