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~* rarm houje Votes. Soft Gingerbread. — \B<iat throe cu ps of flour , one of butter an e. ono of sugar together ; add one cup of iiiohiH.ses , anel one of sour cream , with ii little of the flour. Beat sep ar ately four eggs , adel the yolks with more of the flour ; put one t nhlospoonfu l of girj<rer , same of cinnamon , one tenspooni ' til of ground cloves , nnd one of soda ; stir in two cups of fruit , the whit es of tho e 'ggp and the remainder of the flour. Bake in tin pans well greased. ¦ Roiled Leo ov Mutton. —A leg of nv. i rejn fov boiling should hang two days h tore ccolting. . Cut off the shank bone , trim tbe knuckle , wash and wi pe the leg ver y clean ; plunge it into sufficient boiling water to cover it; let it boi l up once ; elraw the pot to tlio siele of the fire , and let it cool till nearly lukewarm ; draw it forwar el again and simmer gentl y tw o hoiu 's anel a half , never lettin g the water boil ; put a tables poon fnl of salt in tho water , and s kim it while cooking. Take a pint of the water anel boil it in a saucepan till reduced ono-half ; add two ounces of butte r and a table spaonful of flour , wel l mixed to gethe r , salt and pep- per ; stir all well to gether nnd boil up onee ; pour over tito mutton when dish- ed. Ca per snuoe should be nerved with boiled mutton. Treat thk cows tlindm. —There are too many w ho exhibit a roughness of treatment towards the cow , and yet no domestic animals are more sensitive or more quickl y feel the unkindnesn shown them . They can be made docile and mild in their expositions or timid nnd wild , just iu acccrel unce with the treat- men t they rec eive from the herder anel milker ; and it is a well established fact that a cow will \transmit her disposi- tion in a great degree to her progeny. A rou gh , quick-tempered person should n ever be employed as a milker ; and one who will , on any pretence whatever , kick or strike a cow should be kicked in turn , from the barnyard into the street , nnd never be allowed to ' return. Gen- tlenes s will increase the quantity of the milk , as has been shown by a change from n cruel and irraciblo herder to one who practiced kind and gentle treatment, It is nn injury to cows to bo driven faster than an easy wal k , to or irom tho pastures, To bo nrge ft on by tli enightlns a boys , and who are perhaps on horseback , is aur o to dry up or lessen tho flow of milk. Cows should always be made as com- fortable as possible , nuinu ier and winter ; it pays to do it. ExTitAoiunN 'AitY CuiiKf * . —We have read man y accounts of tho extraordina ry cures by Dit. Walker ' s C alifornia Yineoak Bitter s , which have seemed incredible. We are inclined to believe them , as many of those who vouch feir them are persons whose veracity we nan guarantee. The newspapers teem with testimonials of this cha racter , nnd there is an air of par- ticularity and of truth nbout them which c annot be resisted. One manifest superi- ority the Yin'kuai * BiTT'Ehs possesses over other Alterative and Tonic preparations. It contains none of the burning llnitls with which most advertised Hitters are impreg- nated. It cannot create Fever. Instead of cloueling the brain , i t clears it if clouel- ed. I t is well known that Alcohol , e ven of tlio purest description , weakens and nntones the stomach instead of bracing it , a nd is , therefore , poison in cases of Indi- gestion. Fancy, then , what must be th e effect of the cheap Firc -irater employed in making ordinary Bit ters and Tinctures , on the weake ned nnd inflamed di gestive o rgans. Vineoah Bitters , on the other hand , soothes the stomach , while it in- creases the appetite and relaxes the bo wels. !>r. Walker is a regular ph ysi- cian , and his remedies have jus t, as much au thority ns any standard remedies of the facul ty. We believe they are destined to become n household medicin e. — Com. For any informati on about Railroad Bund * , you should Vrite to Chari.es W. IIa r ri iER , No. 7 , Wall Street , N. Y. *' A Man of Aj. 1 Tkades —There has just died , in London , an eccen tric Irishm an by the name of Mortimer. He was in many ways a remarkable man , \bein g a close student and an accomp lished linguist , s peaking at least a dozen modern lan - guages fluently. Once wealthy, he died poor , having been ruined by the late French wa r. His versatile Irish nature led him to begin life as a cabin-boy , and subse- quentl y to bec ome a medical student in Paris. X. -xt he appe-ared in. . Germany lecturing on Shakespeare ; in Hamburg as a Creek professor ; in Holland with a Spanish ballet troupe , whom he broug ht o ut; then as an exhibitor of Tom Thu mb , the Irish g ian t Murphy, and finally himself performing as the \ strong man \ in a circus. He filled these diversified position- - c reditably, and was at one time tu tor to Charles Lever ' s children , and companion to Sir William Don in his theatrical tours on the continent. A small be>y arose ut a Sunday school c oncert and began quite glibl y: \A cer- tain man wont down from Jeru salem to Jeric ho nnd fell—and fell — \ Here his memory be gan to fail him. \Anel—nn d fell b y the; roadsid e, nnel the thorns ,, sprang up nnd choked him. \ Rupture can no cured without suffer- in g. Elastic Trusses are supersedin g all others Before buying Metal Trus ses or Sup porters , send for a elescri ptivo circu- lar t o the Elastic Trass Co., (1 83 Broad- way, N. Y. — C ow. The Oldest and the Best. — ''Bur- nett' s {Superior Flavorin g Extracts , \ Lemon , Vanilla , Almond , Rope , Nectar- ine , &c , are strictl y standard—uniform in quali ty, anel gives enti re satisfaction. In fact , they are unquestionabl y tho best and cheapest in use. — Com. How foolish yon are to ho niinoywl by flics ami moaimitoe-H when you can not only kill and drive them out of tho house , but keep them out —yet perfectly harmless to animal life , and also kill all hues , roaches , insects nn plants , Ac , by UMinir CliminockV Tatont Powilor Gun * Donili Dealing Powder, tlun and lnr/?o pnek- UKO of Powclor sont fr ' oo by express fur fl.OO. Agents Wnntoil. Wr.nii M anVo Co., Oil Oort- Innil St., Now Vorlt. — [dim.] Hot Dyspepsia , iniua ostion , depression of spirits nnd, general debility in thoir various forms; also , as a preventive against fever and Ague , and other intermittent fevers , the \Fcrro- PfioHpliorntod Elixir nf OsliHaya ,\ made by Cas- wnll , Hnznrd ifc Co., Now York , and sold l,ynl[ driigglHts , is the best tonic , mi d as a tonic for pntioiitH rceoverinir from fever or other siek- iii'SH , it has no equal. — Oim. Whether for who on man or beast , t h« Mer- chant' s Gargling Oil will bo found an invaluable Liniment , and worthy of uao by ovory resident In tho land. Wu know of no proprietar y modi, chin or article now until in tho United Stated which sh ares tho fjnnrt will of the people to r, greater degree tlinn thin. —JV, 3' . Intlej ivHttont. Wo cop y tlio following from an exchange , which Ih Important , if true:—Chronio diarrhea ot long standing, nlno dysentery, and all similar c nmplnintH common at this souaon nf the Vonr , can hi) cured by tho uho (internally) of John - son ' s Anodyne Liniment , Wo know whereof wo a ft! rm. — [Com . J Havo yon soon tlio latest Novelty ? If not , ro to tho Gent' H Fwnw Mnji HtnruB and cMl fov tlio Klmwood Collnr. It him folded ciiIkoh , is n perfect lit and will koop oloan longer tlinn nnv other collar. Try It. —[ Cum. J Th o cntlinrtio s used nnd approved by the nhyfieiiiiiiM unmjiriHlnu tho various modioli we Niii'intl fniH of IIiIh fitn11 ' nvo now compounded and sold tninur the niiiini nl Pahhon ' h Pimo.e- tivr Pi r.r.H. - Cf. ' oin.J To havo o loirnnt light IllHcuitN , ltnllH , Bu ck- whea t (, ' nkon , Fi' iiltDiimpltn HH , fto., you Hlitmlr. uho Jli ' ifiln y ' H . ' wist Powder , Ask your Clrocor for It. It Is a pure Diikliiir Powder. —[ Cum.] \ Can 't do \Without it. \ -Thln Is wlm the f tUifin niul Iiopho ciii- rmnpiuil uH. llvury.Hlal l kixifior * , momhorH of tlio turf, und nil urumn ii mul tralmira any nl tlld MOHTAN O Ll.NIM ' N T. \ Thny e'U li 't (Inwitho ut II, \ And why ? lliiusumi It Infallibly rexli inin the nstn nn.1 hwhIIiiikh , i-t«>,, wlilr li,uutlurvariot in milium , impair the nswfnIiiii M nnd viihm of ln» ¦ .tiffin * iiuiul* nipoilB , mul nlHo boeimxe , for miruln x , struma , nulla •ml other hijurlen Io wl iluli liorHu .||*nli In llililo , it in tin) nuiHt triiHtwurtliy iiru imrutlon In tlio mm km, Yet tli KHO reenmninnilntlonii comprise only a pnrelnn of It * eliiinih to iinlillaeniiildenuii , Il iirhm n iituloil of mere Hum Hlxtnon yours , It bus newn rfU 'O ffnlwu. iib n n|ipiilfl« f»v many of the most iwmlalwi itlnnr - dors wlilnh ullllut the l iiimnii f-imlly—xueli nn rlimi. iimtlH i.i, Rout, iminnlKln, htinliw/o, tliiilolnruiii , sore tliront, enrael ie, teullinulie i r.iul lllinwmo ih n peer. lens »p|illci|llun for eut M , brulbo x, burns and ne-alda, —[Com ,| l»r , Wla lnr ' s nnlsana of Willi Cherry l» » » eninliliin lliiii iinil » form liiilimil for neiillnunnil Hir ing illwinmiri ut tln>I irenl , liinB« , »Mjl u hrat , II w ireii * pmmli liy liH KeninK »nil (iliinnHliiiiih<i i liin B».»nil *IUylri| ' fifli«. lf»n I Him . rrm nituu ih , ««««' , U lnJiwl of . dry iilK »[> tin oiii tKii nnn lonvlnii tho illHo»mib (ililnil . — l\m, C' rl.tJiiliini ' i, Kioiilnler llafr D>'i) hUiiiV , unrlvnl te ! mid nleno , I'm innrlt.Iinvn linminoiiiilvnr«nlly nokniiwleilsml flint It wmild lin a Niipi Tdiiimtlou to dim mil on t hum nny fiirtli t ' r-notliln if oiin Imsl if , —' ' urn, l' 'lniia ' |i Idhiiiii i ilitllu f linHatuuil twout> warn ' iin , l« iwiri'nii li'il In |/lvr- Immi 'limr nlh i Ui nil ItliKiimitMe , N\ ii- riillfl \ , lli' liil, Mil l mill llni'l. ili'lii' H , OrMnmi)' Itiifiiiiitnil, —'' •»! , Vi' -or iisi' ,U now nvbn imltMt nint by iiurbi m l nl)>»lul»n « In (in din only -nn- mul <nfo rieu i'ily fur nil (llminno* arln- Inu from liiipnro blneil, •ndi n« norii fi ilR ind .orofuloiin I llinium, THE NEW BOOKS. 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REWe_Y?V FEGITII OB L______t_-___ ^^ Everyone Speaks FawaMy. „ „ _ EaHT MA iiHnrir.Ln, Aii ir. ai, 1870. Mn , 8iF.vr.Ns , —»«ir .Sir. — I liovo boon trntibloil with canker froin childhood, oausln n my tnnutli lo ho so soro st times Uni t I wasunnl ile tneat. Have taken -any |irt>|inratlnns , but with no effect until I tried your V l.o- r.TTWK. After tskliur a . few doaiw , I found It relieved the falniness at the ¦ tanjaob . tfia t Always aoonmpanias oank- «r burner I and , by the time I bait taken the t)iir < bot- tle , iny. mnntli was entire y cured . Have not been trmihl nd with It since that. Urns , which In ei ght monsbH uao. I nave recrmimendod It to sevora l of mt aoinia is). tom ^.^TsaBT'' p * tof * ,w * ia. PK-ffibatlr- Would Not Be Without VEGETINE FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST ! Tbo (treat , benefit I havo rocelvod fro m Iho usn of Dr, C 'umm lnu. ' VI' .CH.T!m: , lni|iioi;n ino . lo ulve m y tdsUmn- ny Inl ls f»»er. I hnilevp It to lie not «n )» nfirrea t value for roH iorliia thii health, but » nrovvjitlve of Jlfseanes lipoiillsr In til ii sprlnu anil biiiii iiiit noelwirM, I would not hit .WUJMJj l ,riV , i» EV' mu \ \\ , \ > \ , ' Attorney, and usneral Anent inr Ma iMoliiu nUs of thr f Jr afisrnw » Life Atsuranee Uompany, No, It Hoars Ilulldln t r, llotuin , Mans, rre nwsd b> II. If, f»TRV KWI H . noston, Masn, I Prleo Bl. iUl. Hiifil by sll f lmcrirl stM Mothers ! Mothers ! ! Mothers!! ! Its a 't Mil te. pmr -re MRU, ^riNIII.OWN nootiiino mvsvp por vnn.nu nw TUKTIIIXO. T tnnt only rollovM the olilld frnm pain , hutTnv lanr* a te* the stomach snd . bnivels. norrectH sold:ty, an d (Ives inne ani . energ y to tho wlmlo system. It will aisTi In- i lantly rellovo Origins; In the Ilowal e anal Wind ClalU, y WfB ans/wma tei;ihlti» fir nny iiiliereiiiiiw. ' Iji' liimil ilium It , cunt liorx , It will trivn re»t In yoursel ves Hv llof nntl Ifeulth fn T ir Infan ts, t in sure and cull fur \ Mra. W lntlntv ' s Mua ihlna; Nyrup, \ IfnvinR ( Me facsimile of \fJUIVTIfl * PEnRf.Vfi \ on t be niitMilo wrnppor . Mwld byl nrun iit* iltroiiRliaii. the Worl. f ' WM Vlnenr Hitters are not a vile F uni-v Drink made of Poor Rum , Whisky, Procr Spii.t * . M , l ltcfiiHC Liquors , doctored , aplecil, ami . -.^.-,ri- | to please the tame , cnllcl ••Toiik-K , \ \A| i-i > , -> ' •Restorers , \ Ac., that lend . tlie tipp ler on lo ilnmi, enncss nnd -ulu. but arc a true Jtcdl i-iiic, hui,i<. from the native. - roots and licr '>s of California, in . -,, front all Alcoholic Stimulan ts. They ure tin- t;n- ,« B ?o<l Purinerand a Llfe-glvinc; l' rlni'l )ile .a l \-rf.-ci •tenova tor and InvlRnrator of the System, t-arr viiii: on all poisonous matter anil rcs torlti K t' n> K.,i„i in a healthy conditi on , euricliinjr it , refri - . -lilni: and lnviKoratin p; both mluil and biMly. Tiiey .in- n.\ of administration , prompt in their action , icriaiii lu their results , safe and reliable - iu all foru s uf tliseiise. No l' erson enn tu lt- these Hitler * nm. - ,i. Inpr to iltrec l lon^ , nml remainl nn iruii u-e-ll .pr ovidi. .i their bones aru not destroyed by miiu-nu |i»i-wi or o ilier means , aud the vital organs wasted In-j und (li e point of repair. r> yM|,cp«l_ or IiKtl Kcalloii , llendai' lie. Pain I In the Shoulders , Coughs , Tigh tness of tho rhrM , ! Dizziness , Sour Eructations of tlio s tomach, it_,i Taste in the Mouth , Bilious Attacks , rmpi uiion of the Heart , Inflammation of the Lungs , i- aln In Hie region of the Kidney s , and a hundred other painfu l symptoms , are the o trHpri ngH or Dyspepsia, intluwa con ipluiuts it has no equal , aud oue b»nii: will prove a better guarantee of its meri ts tlun a lengthy advertisement. For Kenni le Cumitlnlut a , in youn g or ol.l , married or single , at the dawn ef woinaiiliooi i. ur the turn of life , these Tonic Bitters disp lay sn ,u- . elded au in tliiencc tha i u mur. ' ecd Uniiruveiui -ni is soon perceptible. For Inflammat ory ami Cliroiilr R lint- mntlsiu ami ( lout , Dyspepsia or Imi lgi-sii- .n . Hi). ious , Ilemlttent and Intermittent Fevers , in. -iws of the Mood, Liver , Kidneys and Itl_ililt-r . Hivm- Bitters have been most successful. Sue-li 1iIsi- .im- . -i me eauswl 1 >V Vitia ted Illood, wlm-h Is gi-iii-ra liy priH luecd by ilerang ciiieii t of llic Iiigvsiivr tirKan- . Tli oy are n Gent le Partial Ive sa wrll ¦¦ a Tonic , possessin g also the peculiar im-rlt nfiia- in g as a powerful agent iu relieving tTuiigi-siimi nr li HIaiiimat ion of the Liver uud Visceral organs and in IUUouk l llseases. For Skin DlaeaaeH , Eruptions. T eller , Sail- llhcum. Blotches , Spots , rimples , i' listules, H ulls , e 'arbuucle s , King-worms , Scalu-llend , Sore Kjev , Krvsipcl os , Ite-h , Scurfs , Dlscolora llons of tin- Skin . Humors uud Diseases of the Skin , of wlia k-rcr name or nature , arc literally dug up and earinu out of the system in a short time by t he use of lln-sc Hi tters. One bottle In such cases will convince tltc most Incredulous of their curative c lfecls. C leanse I lie Vltlatert Blood whenever . lull find l is siimirl' .ies bursting through tltc skin in i 'imples , Krup lioiis , or Sores : cleanse it when Jim lind it olisiruelcil and sluggish In the- veins; dcan-o it when it is foul j your feelin gs will tell you wln n. Keep the blood pure , ami the hcul tli ol Hie sy&u-ia will foll ow. Ora leful TlionitandH proclaim Vinkiiau Hit- t kus the most wonderful Invigorunt that ever nua- taincd the sinking system. Flu , Tape , and o ilier Worm. , lurkin g la the system of so many thousands , are ei li-eninlly destroyed and removed. Says a dls tlngiiislied physiolo gist : There is scarcely an individual on Ilia face of tlio e-nr lli whose body is exempt from Hie presence of worms. It Is nut ii|k)H the heal thy elements of tile body that worms exist, but upon the diseased humors and slimy de posits that breed these living monsters of disease. No system of medicine , no vermifu ges , no antholni ini tics , will tree the sys leni from worms like these Hitters. Bleelinnlcal Disease*.—Persona engaged 11 1 Pulu ls and Mineral s , such as Plumbers , Tj'ne 1 - He lters , tiold-beaters , uud Miners, as they advnnen In life , arc subject to paralysis of the Dowels. To guard against lliis, tnko n dose of Walk bu ' s Vin- i-'iaii luiTiiit.H iwice n week. Olllnu s , Ilumlltnit , and IiHern ilttcn t Fevers, which aru so prevalent in the valleys ef our gr eat rivers throu ghout the I' nl led Stales , especially those of the Mississippi , O hio , Missouri , Illinois , Tennessee , Cumberland , Arkansas , lied , Colorado , llruzos , Itio (irnnde , Pearl , Alabama , Mobile , Savannah , ltoanoke , James , and many others , with tliclr vast trlhntnrrcs , t liron ghout our entire country during Iho Summer and Autumn, nnd remarkably so during seasons of unusual hea t, and dryness , are Inva riably accompanied by exten- sive derangements of tlio stomach nnd Uvcr , aud oili er abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a pur gative , exerting n powerful In fluence upon these various, organs , is essentially necessary. There in no cii ihiirlie for the purpose equal to Hit. J. Walk- Kit ' s Vi. s kiiaii JlrrKit s , as they win speedily remove the dark-colored viscid matter with which the liowolx ore loaded , nt tlio same tlinostininlntlii g the secretions of the liver , nnd generally restoring Hie healthy fiiuc lltiiis of 1 lie digestive organs. * Mc rn fiila, or Klciu ' a Bvll, White S\vellln(( s , fleers, Kryslpehis , Swelled Neck , Ciullrc , Scrofuloi H In iluiiimatluiis , Indiile iit InnnmmnllouH , Meruuiiiil .Mreelioiis , old Soros, Kriipllonu of the Skin , Som Kyon, etc, etc , Iu tliuso us In all other constim- liniial Diseases , YVAf.KKii 's V inkiiau Uittkiih Iiiivii shown I heir great curative powers In tbo must obstinate mid In iriicliilile eases, l>r. 'Walker ' * Cnllfornla Vinegar Iltt- ter a net on all ll ieso cases in a Rliiiilur milliner. Hy purifying iho llloocl they reruovo the cause , uud by resolving away tlio eirects of tlio Inflammation (tint tiiliereiilnr deposits) tlio nireclcd purls receive liea lth, and a permanent euro is effected. Tho proper *lea of Dll. Wa i.kkr ' m VlSKiMIl l lrrrKKM arc Aperient , Diu plinr etia , Ciirmlimllve , Niiiril liiiifl, Laxative , Dliirotlo , Sedative. Uuuuler . Irrliuiit , Sntloriflc , Al lerullvn , and Anll-lllllons. The Aperient and mild Laxative properties Of 1)11. WAMtKlPn VlNKUAll JllTTIinH OW HlO lleUt sii fe-giinrd in vases of oriipilon s nnd malignant rovers. Their balsamic , hea ling, and soo thing lim- per lles proteel lliu liuiiiors of Iho fauces. Their Sedative properties ulliiy pain in the nervous sys- tem , H tufiiiieh, niul liowcW , from In llauiiautle t i , H' illtl, on lli' , frumps , oir. Their Vonitter elrrKaiit Infln cnen ex- Icili lH thriiilglliiiil the sysleni. Tliolr Antl-llllleiw priiiiei'iies silniMliilo tlio liver, In tlio sourellon of lii le , ami I ts ilisi'iinrg cH througli tlio biliary duels , an d are sum llnr lo nil roiiiodllil agents , for lhocnru of l llliniis ('ever, I' cvcr and A gue , e tc. Fortify the liody sunlii at disease hy purifying nil Us fluids with vinkiiah Uittmis. No eph lniile enn tale hold of a system lliusfovcarnicd. llheciIons , —Ta ke of tho IIHtorH on going lo be d ut night from a half to one niul ono-liulf wine- glassful. K.al good nourishing food, miclt ur beef- slenk , mu tton enop, venison , roast beef , and vege- table s , and lake out-door exercise. They urn eiiinposud of purely ve getable Uigredloutit , and contain no spirit. a. ii. Mcdonald * oo„ lirti gglHis iiml den, Agls., Him l- ' ranclsco. t' al,, A em' , of Wnshlii gion mul ulmrlloii atn „ N.V. *'i l.ll UV AM. imUOUIHTU - IiKALrlllS. Tho House W-exo Wa Were Wed. I' ve been io tho old fi>*-m 1\ohbb , good, -wife. Wlicro yon and I wci e ved ; Whore tJie love was born n our two heart a , That now in cold and dead , TVhetre a Ions-kept aecrc , to yon I told , In the beams of tho yi Uow jo on , And we forged oar vows iut of love ' s own gold , To he broken so soon, e > soon , wife ! To bo broken so soon , so soon. I passed through all tho old rooms , good wife I I wandered on and on ; I following tho steps of a flitting ghost— The ghost of a love that is gone. He led ic\ out on the vine-wrcaihod porch , Where with myrt les I twined your hair; _ Ho sat mo down on the old stone stop, And ho loft me musing ther. - , wife , He left me musing ' .her\ . The snn went down as it usoo to do , And sunk iu tho :iea of uiKht ; The two bright stars that wr called ours Came slowly unto my sig hi ; But tho one that was mim - w jnt under a c ' . oud , Went uader a cloud , a ' .ono , And a tear that I wouMi' . ' t have, shed fur the world • Fell down on the old fi r..y stone , wife , F?U down on tho old gray stone. But there bo words can m- ' ei be unsaid , And deeds can ne ' er be undone , Except , perhaps , in ano ' .h-T world , When our life ' s once more- begun; And may be , some time in too time to come , When tho days oud yeare are sped , We 'll Iovo again , as wc usetl to lovo , In tho house whore wc wero wed , wife , In the house -where we were wed. MV! M. Carlton. Alcsrs , llei s and Flogel have lately pub- lished the result of an elaborate series of investi gation s into the subject of the auro - ra , and especiall y as to its altitude and its position in space , and they sum up their conclusions in the following pro positions : 1. 'Che aurora i s a luminous p henomenon i n regions which are entirel y outside- of <iii r atmosp here , or so situatetl tlr .tt only the lowest portion enter s into the outer- most strata of the atmosp here. Thes ob- served altitude of tlio- aurora varies from time to time , but the basal portion has been d etermined to be at least forty miles in hei g ht , which , of course , would precl ude the ide-a of a direct association of tbisp he- nonieuuii with clouds , or of the possibility of its interposition between a distant mountain and the observer , as has been as- serted. 2. The largest portion of an au- rora is a luminous ocean of white lig ht which probably has ' its centre in tho mag- netic pole and thence may extend more or les s toward the sn-ath . Its exact magni- tude can only be determined by cor responding observations in hi g h northern a nd more southern latitudes at a great dis- tance apart. The depth of this luminous stratum , o r the distance between its upper a nd lower bortlcrs , has no t yet been ascer- tained. 3. This universal luminous ocean is bounded by a fringe , ex tending in the directio n of a magnetic parallel circle , w hich developes over a more or less ex- tended space, tbe p henomena of rays , and which seem to be exclus ively limited to it ; the observer north of the fringe seeing rays to the south of him , and the northern sky exhibiting only a general white li g ht. I t is probable that this border or fring i- may nave a width reaching 400 mil es. 4. The frin ge in general , ' shor tly before- j period of radiation , is th roivn out in the form of concentric waves of light from the unive rsal luminous ocean ; the non-lumi- no us space remaining behind this lig ht is tbe well known dark segment. 5. Tho radiating marg in usually divides into a number of secondary areas •which we may cal l the fields of radiation . G. The fields of radiation appear to move with groa t ve- locity to the westward in the direction of the ma gnetic parall el circle. 7. 7?he fields of radiation send out upward masses of brig ht lig h t a rranged in columnar form— the rays pro per—which take the direction of the magnetic dip. AU the luminous emissions of a radia ting character in other directions are not to be considered as gen- uine r ays. 8. The heig ht of the base of the rays is various some observations ma- king; it from 80 to 140 miles , nnd the grea t- est height not exceeding 16 0 miles. 9. The heig ht of the summit of the rays in ex- tende d auroras teaches 290 miles , some- times 400 , tho maximum being 000. 10. The rays always have wliito li ght below , aud pass at the summit into red. Sunstroke. —About a year since I saw , in a newspaper , an account ol a case of sunstroke , written by the party himself. After sufferin g a long time from the at- tact , and having t o a considerable degree recovered , he experi enced Millcrin g even from the rays of the moon. This led him to the reflection that it was not altogether the lieafc of tho sun that produced pros tra- tion. After much researc h ho discover ed thnt tho injury camo from the chemical ray, and not I roni tlio lieat ray. Ho was guided to this by observing tho fact that a photograph could not bo tnljen through yellow glass. Accordin gl y ho lined his ha t with two linings—ono of tho oran ge yellow , to arrest the chemical my, and ono of green , to a rrest tho heat ray. Thus prepared ho went where the rays of the sun wero most intense with porfecr ini* punity. It is well known that tho negro is seldom or never sunstruc k ; tho color of his skin over tho sku ll being of the ormi^e yellow may asMst in accounting for the fact. I practised upon this suggestion nil last Hummer; , lined my hat with green nnd ornngo yellow p aper , and had confidence enough in tho truth of tlio theory to neglect my unbrolln , which I hnd never done before. 1 mentioned it to ninny, who tried it nlso , nnd In all cases t ha t ' cnino under my observation they uniforml y as- serted that the oppressive hent ol tho huh upon tlio head was much relieved, Deem- ing fills discovery of grout value to the world , I fond you tlio onnlos»d, To J .MPnovK . 'Hf; OoMP. ' ,r:j. io.v, — A wash used by tho Spanish Indies !s an follows : Infuse wheat brim , wel l sifted lor fnur hours , In white wine vinogir j add live yolka of ogB«. and two grnliin of niiiburj <ri« and kee p the bottle carefully corke d for twelve or fifteen days . A waih which ia a favorite with French ladle s 11 . composed of oqnnl part * of tho seeds of moloni nnd cucumber s and pounded until they are ro- (iueotf to powder ; atl d *m Undent Irerh cream to dilut e ' the powder j add milk enough to reduce tho whole to a thin |in<<te i add perfume and a few drop * of lemon , Anoint the i' aco and leave Ifon twenty or thirty minu te\ , or nil nigh t If conve- nient , wnnh oir with warm water. Tlio Russian ladles uao tlio following! Diiniso « handful of well siltor ] wheat binn • ndrt to it flvoyolkN of opgx and two grains of mu s k, and ilium tho wIm»V, Dott le , nnd k eep eiiiofiilly Alteon dityH. Apply nf night , ami wiudi in th e inoiiilng with tepi d wato!' . Tun nativo m oo of tho Hauuwlali In- land s is rapidl y d . vln ff out, In 1870 nnd 1 8 71 , 7, 8m nntlvo HiuvnHaiiH tHoil , while the Wil li wore only 4 , 072, Katare of the Aurora , Mr. WixiLiaji F. Stoeey , editor of the; Chicago T i mes , broke bis right leg just above the ank le , while attemptin g t\ en ter a rail road car , at Sp rin gfielel- , In Pittsbur g, a man named Kirkwood was mu rdered by David Flaneler , be- eauso h« refused to marry Flander ' s 'ji stor. Tho murderer has not been arrest- ed. Christiana Thor ps , n geil 23 , whilo on n train from Druid Hill Park , Baltimore bad her clothin g i gnited b y a .spark from the dummy eng ino and was . burned id- most to a cris p. Samuel Curtis of Chicago cut his throat at Hamilton , Madison c ounty, N. i\ , and died within t en minutes. Cause—P artial itisautt y, the result of losses by a fire. The A paches recently attacked a party of citizens between l' ; vsuott aud .Skull Talley, Arizona , riddlin g their carriage with balls , and sho oting Jose ph Gi :i.d- water iu the bae-k. The sentence to death of Marguerite Dixblan o , the French servant g irl who wa s convicte d of murel pringhor mistress in London , has been commuted to penal servitude fo r life. By the cavin g in of a large culvert in tho c ourse of construction , aft West Alb any N. Y., two men named Jobii Hog nnglp and Wm. Philpot were killed , and Geor ge La Mott and Henry Van eler- see seriou sly injured. A \Westebn paper assert 1 ) that Chief Clerk Terr y , of the Commissary De part- ment at Fort McPherson , while-p ic ' ,ig bis teeth with a straw a few days s. ce , penet rated his tongue with the si..iri) edge of the straw , anel bleel to death. Two men killcel by an explosion in Chicago ; twenty-three men injured , siime eif them fatall y, b y an exrjlosion in Now York Cit y _ ; nine, killed and sixty wouuelod by a railroad ace-ieleut in Can a- ela ; was one elay ' s new spaper re-port. The convicts in the Auburn State 1 Prison ro se in insurrection. At one time over uine hundre el were iu the yard , armed with tools and refusing to obey orders. It was soon put down , anel in the afternoon the men were again at work. One hundred an el sixty of the rin gleaders are in close confinement , and wil l be kept on bread and water. The military were called out , but were not needed. Items of General Intei eat. On the 13th of December , 1870 , says a Washin gton official , Br. Honard was ar- rested by the Spanish authorities for par- ticipa tion in the insurrection , was after- ward tried , convicted , sentenced , and im- prisoned. He appealed to the United States for its interposition in his behalf , claiming to be a native-born citizen. On inquiry , the State Department ascertain ed that he was born in the United States iu 1815 , that bis father was a native French- man , who was naturalized as a citizen of the United States about 1803 ; that when Dr. Houard was five years of a ge , as he alleges , his father emi grated , ns n colonist , wi th this son and other member s of his famil y, to Cicnfucgos , C uba , and contin- ued to reside there until the dny of his dea t h ; that the son (Dr. Houard ,) also con tinued to reside in Cuba unti l the dny of his arrest , nearl y fifty years , with the exception of three or four years while he was at tending college in Philadelphia. Immediatel y after this graduation in Phil- a elclpnia he returned to Cuba , commenced t ho practice of- medicine , married , and brough t up a (amil y of native Cubans. It is not shown that lie eve r raided in the United States , other than ns a student after his fif th or seventh year , that he ever did business , held property, voted , paid taxes , or did any act indicnting a bona fide oltiaeiHlii p in this country. The ut- mos t thnt enn be snid in favor of his citi- zenshi p i s that ho was horn here , and t he S pani sh Government are unablo to p rove his naturalization as a Spanish su bject , On the o ther hand , the Spanish author ities insis t thnt his father boenmo a subject ol Spain whilo his son was a minor ; that under Spanish as well as American Inws tlio minor child follows the nationalit y of His father ; that alter his majority ho did no t abandon tlio citizenship in Cuba thus acquired ; that if nn admitted citizen ol tho United States whilo residing in Culm , ho was amenable to their laws ; and that , having been found guilty ot crime b y the Courts , he must suffer tlio penalty of his ofTcnHO like other residents. A (Ji 'iuou n Case. — -At Oohoes a mnn died some t wenty years ago , leaving a widow nnd infant (laughter. A Inrgo siinre of property wns heqiiontbo d to the child , bu t In tlio case of her deat h before the age of twenty, It was to go to her cousin , Sho grow np delicate in health , and nsRh o nppronche d the fatal limit , the mother ' and cousin l>»rp;aiiied over hor ohnnno s of lifo. Finally tho cousin sold his ohancos of tho Inheritance for #4 , 000 , and bocnuso tli o girl died before sho was twenty, ho sued tho • mother to recover the entire property, alleging that he wns deceived ns to the state of tho girl' s health. The coiiila Nay that won 't tloj ho must st ind hy bin bargain , ' Strikin g WAiTBn s , —The hotel waiter \ nl lierlln have struck , and put their de- mand In nn alarming form. It is that they shall actuall y recoivo tho wages which are chnrgad \ for service \ in tho hotel bills as paid by tra vellers. The point of tho Jol to Huh In tho foot thnt all over Europc i tho hotel bills Include , In addition to tho items for \ lodging, \ *<> ,, ono for service , generally In an ordinary hotel n quarter of a tluilor or a Irnne for onch guest , The actual wagon allowed the serva nts hy the Inmlloi 'dH are only a Rmnll ' pnr t of tlio ronolpt* from this snurc e, The Cms of Br, Houard. A good story is told of a Chicago dry- good s -(alr snian , who has the reputation of being Htiiiie wliat o f a wag. Ho recently s old a bill of goods to a countr y customer , who wa » believed to boa IHtlo shak y, and was expected to commit justifiable in- s eilvcncy as soon as ho had disposed of his stock, As it was tho customer ' s intentio n to pay a small par t of his account with notes , which migh t prove worthless , the snleHiiian—so the story gons—added hero a little and there a little to the price of the goods , so that when the purch ase of some two thousand worth had been made , of which all hut two or three hundred dol- lars were paid In cash, there was no possi- bility of the firm loilng any thing, oven Miould tho notes go to prote ct. The trans- action concluded , the customer besough t (ho salesman to give liim a present of soma sort , and the generous salesman accordin g- ly presen ted him with a valuab le rod silk pocket hnnkcrohlof. •' That won 't do , \ snid the customer j \ gWo me a nice silk dress for my wife , or something of that sort. \ \ Can ' t do It , \ responded the salesman j \hut I'll toll you wha t I'll do—I'll give you back your note*. \ ' •No , \ replied tho customer , \ hol d on, I'll tiilto tho handkerchief. \ Ok Corns?! , — Mnmnchnsott \ paper snys \ tlio birthplnco of WhlMicr , in .lnverlill! ,, wafl wild n few months since , and piwed Into the hands of those who did not appreciate Its classic and honored aM oclntlon \ , hut felled tho t rees nliivt tlie house and cut the woods thnt shaded tho hilln , stripping it of iniicli ofltR beaut y. \ Of tfoiirMi they did I Can anyhody tell why it In that tho \ iivnrii uo America n \ has no eontimont In hl» soul 7—or why h e lnlW to otittin fr nnil choppi ng nt nny objec t which lins snmo flavo r of poetic in. t»iro»t or antlqi iltv uliont It 7 Good Convmero tbl Paper, T O COX TOMPTIVKS. T O COVSCJ sTPTIVKB. The advertiser , having- been permanently cured ol that dre ad diaeaie. Consumptio n, br a aimplere medy. Is anx- ious to make known to his fellow sufferers the meana ol cure. To all who de sire it , he will send a co py ol the prescription used , (free of chancel , with the directions f or preparing and using the same, which they will find « bube Cone for Oosmjwvtion. ABxmaa. BnostcHraa , and all throat or hing difficulties. ,. _ f' art tea wishing the pre scription will please add ress Kev. EDW ARD A. WILSON. . ,. », ,*- 1 94 Penn. Street, William sburgh. r* . Y Fo r Beauty of Pollah, Savins Labor , Ctean- llneaa , D urability at Chea pness , Unequaled. n* . *iaB> or woktiilksm IXITATIO.NS , under other na:nc> , hut rc. «cmlilins ours In shape and color of wrapper In tended to deceive. Tint RiHt xu si' S polish IX nCLK , for stove deale rs * use . at twelve rents per pound—twent y-rive and apy pound limes. \ Cheaper tha n any other Bulk Polish for n othin g. ]1IMX(| Sl . x u . BB |ji, rK Xtft—No Sharpenlnr Chea p nml DnraUe—lmporc eilenottiv i: articles far purpo se , T IIKIUSIaUN |-g RMIKLKiDM:HKI<-ATOII. Knra tlei bearing \ mid machinery. I-a*!* . hilt l ui.cr. aOongasn!! alone. £5 lb. anil Will . Ijuxt - .s l.l ^ents per lb. 'J i-y lt. MORSE BROS.. Prop ' re., Canjo n , M aaj. A OKXT M. —COO pi r cent, pro fit. Sa- -h L ock. Terms Irec. 'i' en cents will return Hamp le . _ __ A . UHirTIM . M eslinppen. Pa. DISENTHRALLED. Wfi wniit Admits for tin * new anil rt' iuHrituui u boot*:. It it* oi nbt forbin e in Cerent and will be very popular. < ''lenrymi*n di-nirc its wide circnUHoD. Do noon *nd i n7tkt* -iiAtiPV. Outfit 6*1 ctt* . Circular- , free. Adaremi _ _ V'OI.U MB I A N BOO K CO.. Har tford. Com.. ^.tteutiou / OWNERS OF HORSES ! ^ ^k TIIEZINCCOLLAB B|^_ ^^^ k P-AD iKfTUBra nt«cd to care ¦ ^Htt s_^^jBA-ja^^ |K t he wnrt tt ca>o of raw and in- ^KivS yjHK SiBs^H ^HSil-iinRd Hore n«ek in Tm lhtj/ F , ^K\!'~~~ m ***- wtSBrW 11 * 1 ^ tr \ r k rf, r //'\ '\' \rrry dtiu . ^B^ k ^ \ *^- MS|B^^ Sryw ¦ »• ' money refunded : and wil l ^^J ^^^S mts^^S ^J m not chafo or wpar thematic off ^afc .7* ¦¦ 1' ^^^ 0 f the neck. Kor Hale bj Sad- ^^•^ ¦¦ • ¦¦ i\^^ dtery Hard ware Kwt ablinh- iiiciiUt and I.Hrnt ' rM Makcr n. Manufactured by tbo _ Z^O COLLAR PAVUO.^J ^ch ^^, Mich z I CfllH ' Co iMlitlO lJlll. -ttjrl lirT a ed I. IH.TT H. KIT X U* -tfn 3H. TRU E TIME FORSLWttSifl. ¦ fat. \.t!£t ^lir J l D0 A7 I*' 1 '* 3 wh«»l» H»w»»»»«, t*4 tlM 9 llt-ttW* Tlie WHeat Field of America. HEALTHFUL CLIMATE , FREE HOMES , G60D MARKETS, _T«*F S.OBTHRRN PAC1IPIO ItA-IT. K'i Sf.JAi ; 1 - ' ..?' ••• . '\i.w <P 'w r J m «»• MrYf, «io * . *flnA,M ' .! , ' w \ \l s ' Wf* fyMr.eP Mlnr awi.iiii Nsl- strn a ms-ln a lleal llitnl CllmsUi , vhnt rtrir m\il .km \ llllj mntrn, T ' .l. ' , * p \ . ° . * n \t 'l' . ll'n'd Imnori , liy lal(» .|niiivl(|i| , IH S^l*' .vV.^\ .,!KP , P»V*w |owr j e» JIJ»n»r jiV l now. , < l«r * rflS. \\' U\ 0 \*' ; , '»•{• Mnjia from faSs Hiip.i.Iit m nskn.a, Prion nl Isml ainM, io track , il.on in Ah .Ii 'i 'wr •A '\) I (nrtlif r atvai , fim U Mm , ' NaVaa V»»?-i llro aljt Warrant ** . fl««i.a i ' Nnrt i «iti l \ »«,«fl J JIO ¦ lands , iinw ssll nf at aar, nwivm far fani at fl.in. settl irs '\\ •\\\ Pliii i ii«niT» pr«»»n t sioli ailvsnta t nw l» , toi.bsJJ Hfr t-nilv fttm N<ii» Law (Mar sli, 1«M, i»pI 1M apres ynBK, near ttin rsilrosrt, »ijr om ai.fl two '\ ^WAt iTAT iaw at itrni c »:n • rnni a nt Hnin ssMsils , PnroliMnrs. tliolr wlyog. nnil oji llitriin enrrl«rl rVoa nrnr thP . Nnr( hern I' ac llleVtln si ¦ No w Is thiitlin j r«r H«lllnr» aml fJnlnnl ps In «ol Itsll- rnail LantlH snit ( lovetnment linmastaaif a alont tn Mm Sen ' il for Paas iik-lrit onntaliiln u full Inf iinnnllmi, man anil u n\a nt Ni'w llniniistrnil l.nw, A iIiImkh LAND DEPARTMENT, Wat ilwrti P« « ,/?« Jla ilrwt tl, St, PAXJX . , Minn,, or 180 Broadwav , Now York
