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Mil k. —Tho milk producers in the neighborhood of Chicago have formed an association for tho protection of their interests. At a late meeting they decided to fij ; the wholesale price of milk for tho six months , beginning with October first , at eighteen cents a gallon. During tho summer it was twelve nnd a hidf cents a gallon. Tho association is new , but is growing in stren g th. F b ux t Twees —It has been suggested moro than once that in setting out fruit trees , they should bo placed in ' tho same position 'with referen ce to the points of the compass as before transplanting. The same idea is brought out in a recent article in Let Mondea , where tho neglect of this precaution is given as explainin g ¦ why some trees are weak , contorted and stunted. They became so , as tho -writer believes , in the efforts to recover their original \ orientation . \ The theor y is certainly a plausible one , and is well for those who are setting out trees to make a note of it. W hole \Whea t. —Wash a quart jf clean , -white -winter wheM ; , put it with •water in a farina kettle or in a tin pail set into a ke ttle of boiling water , the pail being kept from the bottom ci the kettle by a few nails or pebbl es thrown in. ' and cook it alowly for twelve hours ; or until this kernels are quite sofc. Both the kettle and pail should be J.e pt well supplied with hot water. XI r,ny salt is wanted it should be added after the •wheat is cooked , as salt will render the bran tou gh. Wheat thus pwp ared is ex- cellent , eaten with milk or dresse d with ci eam and sugar. A . « .{* , od Keceip t For. ?f akin g Bj iea d. —Good flour , good yea st , aud a careful hand at-? requisite. From th ree quarts of sift ed flour take ono half-pa t in a separate vessd and ec&ld it . Let the paste cool to blood-hea t, and then add one egg, one tublr- apoonfu! of saU , ono cup of new milk, and one cup of fresh yeast , Whi p the •whole wel l with a spoon , and then pour it into tho midst of the three quarts of flour; knead it thoroughl y with as much warm water as will make it into a moder- ately stiff doug h. Lot the bread rise until it is at leas t twice its former size; then , after kneading a great deal , mold out the loaves or rolls into smooth , regular forms ; wet them over with col d water to vrevent cracking, and set them to rise again under a clean cloth. When on touchin g one side they will quiver on the opposite side , they are sufficientl y light. Then wet again with cold water , and bake immedi- atel y. If fermentation 1ms not taken jilace at this stage , the bread will not he sufficientl y, li g ht; and if it is suffered to ferment after this , the bread will lose its sweetness. A tin kettle , with a closel y- fitting cover , is tho best thing in which \ to set your bread to rise , part iculnrl y when it is set over ni g ht to be hal ted lor break- fast. Plowin g Sand y Soils. — Spring is tho t imu. to p low sand y soils. If p lowed in the Autumn tho repeated freezin gs nnd thawing s of winter will so loosen and lighten them as to be easil y drilled and injured by freshets , whereas it is desir- able to fall-plow heavy clays , whioh are rendered friable by tho freezings nnd thawings of winter. Many farmers fear that to subsoil plow sandy soil would bo too loose , by lonohiug , nil tho manure they apply, forgetting that u very slight percentage of clay or carbonaceous mat- ter is sufficient to absorb nnd retain manures till used by plants ; for , if it ¦ were not so , th ere would bo few wells tho water ol which would be iit to drink , Th o (not is , that sandy soils , ns a rule , nr o greatly benefited by subsoil plowing. Such soils nro easily and greatly com- pacted by ruins , so much so ns to prevent tho eiisy penetration of tho roots of plnnls. When subsoil is plowed wi tli tho lifting subsoil plow , which loosens but docs n ot bring tho subsoil to tho surface , r oots may strike deeply in search of foot). Tho roots ol crops nftcrwnrd de caying in suoh soils , supply o r ga nic matter , thu s increasing tnoir tenacity, renderin g them loss Hablo to dtUt , and improving thorn generally for tho gr owing; of crops. California ' s Wkjobst Nit.ght, —TT ow mu oli wo owe to California! Her preciou n moral i linr o enriched thousands of our fel- low citizen s , nnd hav e pr o ved th o m a in s tay of America in times of nnt ionnl pe- cuniary cmbnvftBRmcnt. Her mining in- du stries havo given employmen t to myriad s of iiiooU*iul«« , and lab orers. Slio i s the land of promise to tho fortune seeker. But tho Golden State 1ms lately sent u s a now treasure. Hev last nuggot i s Dn, WA i.Kun ' H Oamf qiinia Vlneoap. Brrrnns. Th o health giving principles c ontained in tliih curative nro n more pre- ci ous boon than gold. In nil ntl' octioiis of the liver nnd stomn oli, remittent nnd Inter- mittent fovcr « , rl uumintism nnd pulmon a ry di seases it may bu rolled upon. An a blood dojuiron t nnd lTivlRoi'unt it is unequalled , purifying tiio circulation nnd infusing new vig or into tho (Millitntci l IVnnfo. It con- quer s that inu'it unyielding of nil com- plnints—- il yi jiopfln , nnd wo know of n o o ther remedy thnt win niicomiillsli thin . I ts entire freedom fro m nlcoliollc opirit. wliloh rotnids nnd neu tralizes fho oflVet ol nny medicine , nnd which form s tho basis of ninny of tho pnontlo bi ttern nwl tonics , d oubly enhances the viiluo to tho sick. Tho jinjior s ol' tli o United Blntc n , vlo wi t h ono nno tliei' In doing honor to Pi\ Wnllcor , We , tun , mid our Viilco , ami any nil liouur tu tho mnn wh ose science nnd skill have enabled lilm to draw from tlto vcgotnbl n li liigdoin suoh a bnliam for Immnn suffer- ing , —Cow, Farm house .Notes , The Xew York Sim has a description of a Vail at the Lunatic Asy lum , Ward' s Island. It says : At pr . . >?;sel y 7 o ' clock about forty female j-anatio s entered the gymnasium. They were attired in all sorts of costumes. The dresses of some resembled ni g ht- gowns , while others wore -iiiveral suits of clothing and looked like travelling old- clothes establishments. Some wore jockey hats trimmed with ribbons of all the hues of tho rai ubow ; other.? imita- ted the Poll y Yarden sty le of dress , but all were neat and cleanly, orderly and very ladylike. A few moments later nearlj as many men arrived. They woro every kind of costume , from the homely garb of the insti tution to ' the well-cut clothes of a fashionable Broad- way tailor. Some of thorn carried on their persons a wardrobe so large that it must have taken years to accumulate , while others , wearing cotton gloves of all colors , were so thinl y habited that they almost hugged the red-hot stovo in the corner. Both men and women were accomt>anied b y their keepers. Soon the physicians entered , escortin g their lad y guests. Several of the older patien ts crowded about them , on their entrance , and in the politest nanner comp limented the young ladies on their improved appearance aud requ ested to be allowed - to escort thc tu to supper. Some spoke of their last meeting in the Hotel do Ville at Paris , others had met on tho Continent , one had seen tho lady with whom he was conversing in a Cali - fornia gold mine, and one poor lunatic told Miss Sherman that together they had swam across the Bed Sea , nearly four hundred years ago. After Dr. Kellogg had spent some time in coaxing two very obitinate pati ents to begin the performance , one ol them seated himself at the p iano while the other began tuning a violin. The p ianist was not ver y tractable. He positively refused to play without his notes , but wh en at length a cunning lunatic p laced a sheet of paper before him on which were written tl wo rds , \Do not sp it on the floor , \ he suddenl y began p laying an overture from Strauss . The execution was admirable. The p ianist was Bernard QalUerre , a reli gi- ous monomaniac , who believes that the Supreme Being speaks to him every night , and that he alone , of all his friends , has conversation dail y with the angels about tho throne. Mr. Gluber. the violinist , also a good performer , is subject to fits of melancholy , and nt times is very dangerous. Ho imagines himself a great military man , and dresses in the fatigue uniform of a linked States soldier. The master of ceremo nies was Henry Vasque s , a Cuban , whose father is n Gen eral in the Revolutionary arm y of Cuba. Vasquez is n victim of emotional insanity. Ho killed his mistress about three years ago in New York , nnd it was snid at the timer that $10 , 000 was pai d for his certificate of insanity. . Ho is also credited with having killed two women in Cuba. He drosses elegantl y, but is undoubtedl y a rnau moro to bo feared than pitied. After tho dance , a stout old gentle- man entered the room. His hair and beard were as white as the driven snow ; ho wore n green patch over , ono eyo , black kid gloves , sovon coats nnd vests wero on his back , nnd ho carried a broken umbrella in ono band. In tho other hand wn s an olJ hat , bedecked with l ong black xibbous nnd filled with grass and woods. These ho divided int o small po rtion s : and di s tributed as boqnots to some of tbo female patients , A most poll to bow , a gallant speech , and then the p res e ntati o n , after which ho was intr oduced to tho reporter as Dr. Pontz , nnd thus ad d ressed him . : \hit , I uni w ealthy. I own two mil- li ons of land on BlackwoU' s Island, Sir , I am Lord Bla clcwoll. I malto you Lord Selkirk. La dies (in a loud tone) , this i s Lord Selkirk. I am tbo Dnko of Washin gton. I know Lord Selkirk' s fath er at the battl u of Piper Heidsiock. Now , sir (in o. l owuc key), I will mak e you Earl of Glonnrvy, and de putize you with power extraordinary. Go to Wnab' in g ton , sir. \ Boportor—Whnt shall I say to Gon. Gran t for you , do c tor ? Dr. Pontz—T oll him ho wns a groat soldier—-s o was I , slv—but bo novor did any good for (ho people. Toll hint this , sir. Toll him the Dnko of Washin gton snys so , sir , and t oll him that ho ou g ht to go to Europe and remain there for eighteen years. While thia conversation was going on Dr. Tay lor viaa tryin g ' to induce tbo nnisiuians to play n waltz. Tho/ woro ob stinate , nnd ono refused to be gin be- fore tho other. Par a timo it Boomed not ii oprob ablo thnt tbo ball would p rove a ftiluvo, but at length Gnlliorro g ave In , arid Dr. Taylor waltzed with Kitty D o ylo , an unfortunate givl nfiUc tcil with hereditar y insanity. Tho next dnnco was a gallop. The most oxtracrdlnar v ilnncors in it wore Charles Gray, commonly onllod \Charley tho Tailor , \ and Mias Cnrr , a spiritual- ist; Charl ey, who danced as thou g h ho was tied up in n, saolt , Imagines that nil tho Indies are in love with him, Mies dirr thinlcr- nbo is Quoon EUzabotli , with immense waUli end valuable tlia- A Lunatic ' s Bail. monds , and her crown and sceptre locked up in X2W York. The truth is that Misj Carr was u lady of surpassing beau - t y and att ractions , ns well as of educa- tion , v. ith brilliant oonver sational pow- ers , wLsn she became thepett . -il mistress of a wealthy English noblumun. On the continent a Spanish nobleman be- came en-tmored with her , and they eloped Id Cuba. There the Spaniard deserted her , and an American , travellin g agent fe. 1 in lovo with her and took her to Califo rni a , whero he died. Ho , ou his death-bed , willed her 350 , 000 , which she spent in one year—one relic only being left ; it is a pawn ticket for a locket set with diamonds , worth $500. This and a few silk and satin dresses and some laces comprise tho p oor crea tnres all. She is hopel essly insane. Tt then being half past ei ght o ' clock , />r. K ellogg asked his lunatics to dance a jir; before they reti red. At th is their dull eyes seamed to become bri ght , the look of idiocy left them momentaril y, and nil jn raped upon the floor anxious to dance. Evett the musicians seemed to catch the insp iration , and thoy rattled offalivel y tune as though the destinies of a nation depende d on tho speed. Then the lunatics began to dance. While t r ancing the jig soaae stepped the German , o thers danced the polka , some imitated the Shaking Quaker -? , and some even essayed the cancan. Some seemed bound up with ropes , while others ,, appeared to be double-jointed. Some danced with the peculiar air of a southern darLey, while others ski pped with the grace of a gazelle. At nine o ' clock tho keepers mustered their patient * and marched them back to the asy lum. All were evidentl y niuoh pleased an 1 benefitted b y the evening ' s entertainment. Information about any Railroad Bonds can be obtained : ( ,you wri te to Char les W. Hassler , No. t Wall St., N. Y. » Tho presents to the people of the city from \V* . W. Corcoran the wealthiest Washingtonian , exceeds §3 , 000 , 090. They aro vested in a widows ' asy lum and an art gallery, munificently endowed with valuable real estate. The widows ' home is alread y inhabited; the art gallery will be thiown open this winter nnd Mr. Corcoran ' ^ private collections added to the new purchases. Wide Awa ke Youth ' s Bafer. — Per judicious editing, select and popular con- tributors , and sprightl y,, entertainin g reading, the Youth' s Companion of Boston , has no superior among tho youth' s publi- cations. —C ' oni. Cable Soasw *Viiie l ioois and Shoes A word or ex planation may not be cut of place . The ca ble wire rrit as a screw , is htron g and finn. ami at tho fia.no timo is clastic and com- fortt blc. It i- j i.uiuli preferable to tho old method ot T.os giiiu , . and quite as soft and clas- tic as Bcwei ' . -work , but much stronger and less liable to rip, and much los» expen sive. Wo havo tried tho cable screw elioo, which lias proved all that is claimed for it. 'J 'lio increase in this now method of manufacturin g boots and shoes is v ery rap id, and promises to siipcr acclo the wood peg and wawd thread. — The Standard , Ohicayo. Millions nf pairo of shoes tipped with metal , aro sold ovar y year. For children ' s shoes tliey aro absolutely ludiiiyen a able , unlo. -m ono can afford tho wasto of buyin g two pairs , when only ono would bo needed ; and few can Barely sub- mit In such a constant leak . With most people it is tho littlo economics of tho househo ld that supply its members with cj nifort , and at the same time mnko tho load of tho fat her of moder- ate means a lighter ono to bear. Cents invested in tho purchase of metal-tipped shoe*. . Bare many a hard -caruod dollar. — Amcr. TVuritin on, For Dyspepsia , mm crea tion , aoprc wlon ol spirits and general dubllity In their va rious forma; also , an a preventive against fever and a g ue , and otherin termittont fovi>rn , tho \Fcrro - Phosphorated Elixir ofCalinay n , \ made by Ciif. - well , Hazard * Co., Now York , and oold b y all dru ggluts , is thi besi tonic , and ns a tonic for patients recover! .10; from fever or other flick- nooa , it has no equal. —Com ; A Favorable No toriety. —Tho sood reput ation of Ilnow. 'i' s Bn pxcuT *!. Tnoeims for the relief ot Coughs , Colds , and Throat DUoa ica , ha* given them a favorable notoriet y. —Com. Tiio proprietors of Johnson ' s Axod tnb Lini- men t , PAnso s ' s rcnoATiv n Piu.s , and Sirr \ :- nAN ' s Cavajj iy Condition Powobiw , havo pub- lished a readable and instructive pnmpMot , which may be had/taw at the atoro t, —Com , To remove the pain of meinulto into*, make but a ilnglo applieatiin ] of \ Tim Queen ' s Toi- let , \ for tho > Complexion. —Cow. Vfl RotaWo Vnlmon avy Hiustwii. « DoubUon a tho best Cough Medicine In tbo World . \ — Com. . What Unapeakabl * Reltof !• alTordcd to Ilia burnin g and throbbing fleali by a nlnglt applicatio n of that uue qualod baUtin for human or brute iiitrur - Inn, Mexican Muitinii I.inivrxt, The tormenting •ml nlar p-denti'u #inKptln e or rh-mraatl nm, Rimt ana neural gia, am c ompletely luminhcil by ltd nas i -itlfr- no»i of the Jo lnta anA painful •wclllnofi , nuloliW jlehl to l la emnliout Inlliience i It hf>al-i tirul- ia n. i-itti, •roliM , etc. . with aetoiili 'liifia rapidity. Tor nlralna, ¦ • prliiR halt, atratDho a , aruUUo , aolfar enn harnc na galln, aa well aa the moro aorlnii x external maUillcs ot the borao , it i» a awllt and thorou gh romeoy, — I Com.l Rufu s Chapman of Liberty, Maine , had a stiff leg bent at tbo knee , limbered and streng then- ed 11}' the USn Of JOUSBON ' B ASOUVJiELlSlilE ST. —Ct»». T o C o re a Co u gh , to relieve all irritations of tiio throat. t>> rfst aro ii-rfect Boundnni-d and health to the must deiicftl*- orimnizalinn . of th»- human trame—ll -» I.iinK ,— «? ¦ Dr. Witter ' » DaUamof Wild Cherry, which is .till prepared with tho huiiu caio in thu selection and solnpound ingcf its varina.i ingredients .ih when it wan intruduced to the pub lic by Or. Wintar , over forty years since- The nROWNS mnil BLACKS prolines *! by that ster- ling preparation Cr ^stadoru ' . - Bxeelsior Hair Dvu, can- not be e xcelled by Natur e : its tints challenge compari- s on with Nature ' s most favored productions , and defy u.tectiou. —C om. FLAGG'S INSTANT KEUEr. -Warranted to re- lieve all Kheuuiatic Afllictions , Sprain. . Neural gia , etc. Tne b \st . tho surest, and tii o quiche.it remedy fur ail Ijowel 1' oniiJ aintn. Itwlief guaranteed or the money re- funded. —Com. Specia l Nonoes. A CHALLENGE I* exfomiei] to t!>9 worM to i lico before the p' lblisn b>>ttrr Cuugli or Lua g remedy than All en ' s Lung Unlsain . VERILY IT HATH N O EQ,UAL. ¦ Consumptive s , Read ! Would you cure that distre ssing Couch , and bring back that healthy vit;or till lately planted iu your choek? If you would, do uot delay ; for , eie you are a.rare , it will be too late. Allen ' s Lung Balsam Is your hope. ltl.as be*n tried by thou sands such aa you , who havo been cured ; many, in their gratitude , ti:*ve left their names to us . that sulTcrinK li -inanity can read their evidence*, and believe. Don 't ex* eriinent with now and uutrted mixtures—you can not afford it— but try at once this invaluable article. It is warranted to break up tbe most troublesome Couch in a few hours if not of tciv loan at and inc. It is warranted to civo entire ¦ ati.ifaetion iu all canes of \Lunc ard Thr eat difll- cultiea. A. * ac Kxpectorant, it has no cu-ia). Unsolicited Evidence of lis Merits * READ THE FOLLO V1NG: TVlfc ' ut Well-known 7>i i*are;I* *t» soy about Allot i * « Lun llulisimi. SP r.lN -GFiBl.l) , TESlf., Sept. 11 , 1871. Gentle men :— -Ship u» six do zen Aia,kn' 8 Lu no Bat, - 8A.M at onco. ASV haro not a bottl * left in our store. It lias moro reputation than any Cough medicine we have ever sold , nnd wo have beon in tbo drug business twenty- s;ven y ear* ; wo lncanju nt what we say about tha Bal- Matu. Very truly your. * , Htifc T A TAN> KR. Ac*in read the Kvidence from a Prupffiat who was cared by use of the Balaam , and nowt icllsit larRc!?. I*. O. CottreJI , Drtujcisf. at Slar.ne City. 31iclifp^n. writes , Sept, 12 , 1872 : \I am out of Al.r-KN ' rt Iainu HA.1XAU : send ine hal f a groas as soon as you can ; 1 would rather be* out of nny ot'-er medicine in my F * .ore. The Luso Balsam ncvar fails to do Rood for - .h ose anlict sd with a Couch. \ It Is Uannle ns to the mofttDelica f-u Clillii t It contains no Opium In any Form. B&- Directions accompany each bottit. CAUTION-Call for Allen ' s Lung Balsam. 5. N. HARRIS & CO. , Prop ' s. CINCINNATI ; OHIO. For Sale by all Medicine Dealers. FOR SALE BY JOHN F. HENBT , New York. GEO. C. GOODWIN & C O., Boston. JOHNSON. HOLAWAY & CO., Philadelphia. RoraH , -Wi n-tuy , Chan geable Weather, produces Cat arrhs , Cour ts , Luns Disorders , Ac , wbi eti Br. Jsyne ' s E xpoctor.nt as promptly cures when faithfull y administered . TO com iwr ri vks* . The adv ertiser , bavins been permanentl y cared of that dread disease , C onsumption, by a simple remedy, is ans> ions t o mnko known to his fellow sufforcr s tbo means ol cure. To all who desire it , be will sond a copy of the prescription used , (free ot charg e) , with tiio direct ions f or prop srinir and usinfl the same, winch they will find a actus Ctjsk for (Josft iMrnos . AsTUMa , Bros chiiim , anil a ll throat or lunffdi nictiltic s. I' arlics wUlrinpi the preHcrijil ton wil l please eddross Kev. EUWAUO A. XVH.SON. . . 191 P eso. Street. \Y illiamsourKh , N. Y Best Holiday Gift ! OKET THE BEST. 10 , 000 1l' on /f «ni< >f tantng i not in othtr Dlcllonnrle ; 8 010 Kay -ravin -fi. 1B4 0 I' a gpa (Jnar lo. Price (12. *3T A Nati onal stnndartl , The aulliorlly In the (Inverniiiont Office at Waalifnt -lou, »B\ Warmlj' roeominnnrled by nunsrofr , Presentt, Mot .}' . (I«u. t> . Marsh. H-illnoV/\Vliltl lor , \<r ||lls , Bn.o Ullliu llnrrlu , mniol Webst er, Byftn UlioAto , and the Ii oitt A tliuriosn nut) Kurnn cnn ¦ eliolnrs. ' ukllalied by O, t C, Ml-J H UIAll , rlprln ffflolil , . Ma»f. NpM ^jfJ SIJ J po . lMiJIer*. Writ * for T.nrao Ilhutratod Dcicrlptlvo Prlco l.lut for Iloiililo Rln n ln Milf.xleii . nd JlHifioli-r.niullnr , rt lflns, Hhnt «unii , nnvn . li'i>r» , l , i» tv f , Art ,, ol fr-try kiirl. formi in , nr liim - ,1 very Inn -irlees.iliins.yain ajiKUli Vl»tn ln,»l to lib TfMrii' lifABiicil Healthfu l Climate , Free Hom os , Good Markets. T!»-3 wonTiTKit y P iciprn TtAir, - Ttlr.Vl f nffors fur m\« llii x.nnils in (loiitrnl nn<l Woalern Mlnn j >antti t ;nihrarln Ri I. .Tliii Upat , ol wiwat l.nnd i ., !), lixodllunt 'ninlior for tiio .MIlF, .J Iio I' Arni . 'i'iil . llio Urn i 3. itjali Prnlrl o PAnlnrnnannil ,y«t- tirul Mow . lnw. wntori 'd , liy olonr I.ali c j, anil nmnlno stream* .—In a Ilonltlilul Climate , uhm IViw ii,uI.| ,/hi ii «Jrnl ' n ran linstilii pail h»no« , li y Inlio . tn market an elioniily »• . from Ka atwrn Iowa nr /iunlrM JlUnoln . (Jam iwny run tliroiisli tlioso l.anila frnm l.nun Huniirlo r In Dnhntn. Prion uf lan il . olnan to ^ tr a oli, #4 ,00 to »b,|io pnr aer e i fnrtl iiy »»»y , f . M OW ?A'Jfl. . Mti Tfin ypiir. i J. ' 1'OilH I Warrant t io D bpiIb I Nnrlburn . Piiclno 7- 1HT llniiils.ii'iWHfill Mr-nl, , -iii T, received fur Ih.mi1 at fl, 10, Mn n ifiiiriinnocii|ile,l f.nn.lJ pro n ont moll nilv,intn n os In \\ WffcOf P. RH under the NewT.nw (March , 1H7SI urt 10 0 nnri 's , I'H RI!, near tl iu railroad , by onci anil two I'PSr K ' e 'lilcppe, ' \ViiaS«ii , <iVbtat iosi at n r.nv cr.n n.V'V K l* fijrnjriliorl frnin nil principal nfihiM llnnt lo niiriln 'i' f\!. \' iwllrq - Ml l /snilj, anil inH t Uhn nn llnr - iirmin ' iil llnnieaieaila. I' lirflia cnr s, tlinlr wlre a nnil o illilrtm cnrrl o tl flrn . fi nyor Ilin Nnrlhorn Pao lllo Hnaii, Now II II I\ till! ' 1 for HoUlor a am) l. ' nlnnlim Fn not fini ,. fnr.il lin iids nml (lovorumnnt lltimo-tcnil o elosu to tiio 'So iiil for Pnmphlot ontitnlnln rt full Infnrmallon , iiinii rtn iUnp r ol NewlItimeiitoail I.itw, Aiiiln«a , LAND DEPARTMENT , N orthern Pavlflo Jtallroad, St. XVWUIj , Mtnn .t or 28 Wfth Avenue, cor , Otli Street , y , Y» ^ ' . ' .Mm aHM,. .•» ¦ i.-iiW. m «^.. - W Kouu Gcnuiue unless ui^ncd I. l!i*TT9. 4G EXT8 AVonted. TVn guarantee emp loyment for all . tith r le x. M S3 « dny. ne 8^ , 000 or more a veto-! Now works by Mrs. II. B. Stows , and utlicr j . Superb Premiu m! Given Away. Money made rapidly anil cosily at worlc for us. wr ,« anil see. l' ar- ticulrra f ree. 'Wn rtnliii 't'in. Pu^ tin <c Co.. H' .rtford . Ot. £L GREA T OFFER 11 Hornet. \Water * . *B1 Broadw ay, ST. T. c _ will dispose Of ONE UirsDlWD PlASOB , M ELUUCOKR. and OltUA ::a of six Urst-class maltors , iiitiud i-irr Wa ' ers ' s. tt es'rcirt *'y tav vrireA Jor rash , rfur .nff this vvm..t , or will Lake from Ss to Via monthly until paid i the same to h,t , and - entaspliclif purchased Ancwkindo 'PABXO ^ OBOAll , the meet beautif ul style and perfect w:s «»crmade , no* <.n osnil»l- *nn»t. swl Ki- rmrtw uv. N»w v«rlt For Family \Us*). THE HAL F ORD LEICESTERSHIRE Table Sauce , The Best Sauce & Relish M aile ln any pari tifti Worm ron FAMILY USE. Pints - - - - - BO Cents. Half Pints - - - - 30 Cents . For Sale bv all Grocers. 1823. JUBIL EE! 1873. NEW YORK OBSERVER The lie-it HnUalmn mirt Hemilnr Vtunlly Sew«v»T>er, IS a Year with the JUBILEE YEAH BOOK. SIDXKY 13. MORHU it CO., H7 Pn rlt now, New Voik, SEMP FOR A SAMPLE COPY. Cheap Farms! Free Homes ! . On! ' nf ll lfl UNION PAC'IFIO nAlI.Tt OAP, lQti Q O. ' rOO Acres nf Die beat l-trinln j ; onil Allnerai Lam ' Mii rVnieue u .... . ll . a'Olr . noo Amoi In Nubraalm, in tho Platte Valley, now fo . \ solo , M ild O l i mato , Fortilo Soil, I' nr . Or RlnfirAwljijr rtnil Htnol i Ttnlaln n uniiirpn i ed by a tij In the United StaU 'R. t'UK / I 'Hit in I'lllcc , ninrn fnvnrable terms fflvon. and mmoaaacement la mnrKetthanc an lie found olamrliore, FRKR HomoRton dH for Actnnl Sotllor s, „ Tli« hea t Ineatlnn for C' nlnnle t—Hnlill ara entitled to a Ilnmrst eiul nf laJO Acres, _ . Kend for , Ihe . New Dn'crlntlva Pamphlet, with new mar s , nnlillahnl In linsllsli. O urman, rlwod lali nnd Djn- lull , mailoi l froiioTorjwVi iri' , Aildr en o, r, HAV IN , I.iili r l Oorrt ' i' V. P. II. IT. t' o „ —__________ ___ Om nhn. »li, TH E NEW SC ALE ' 9,7 Uni on Square , N. Y. Uwtoulitctlly tiio liost Swiaro Piano inailo, • fioml tov Clroulcvv tvlih Jlln itrritlonit . Prices imIm from 350 to 700 ilollars, i Erorjf I'mno WAIlrtANT -D tot rivq Yoora. Vi neir ar Ditter * nro not a vllp I' n r.rv lirin u. made of Poor Rum , Whisky, Proof s-iifl' .s zvA Refuse I.lqtiora , doctored , spiced , uttd Mtwieiivi io please the taste , called \Tonics , '' •• Ap pfilsi-rs . '' \ Rcatorct n , \ Ac , that lead tlic tlpplct- nu tu iltat*. enness an d rnlu. but aro a true M«lldn ,\ u;z<\a f rom the native roots and herbs of ciilir..rni :t . ir,-e from all Alcoholic Stlinulnnts. Thoy :irc tlic t;re lt - . Blood Purineran tl a jafc-Kivln u Priu oljile , ;i iv-rr , tl Henovalor and Jnvlgoralor or the Syitt-m . ¦ ¦ n. - rnii. - off all poisonou s matter anil rcsturlin: Hie l.ki,, ' ; to a healthy conditi on , enrlcliiiiK It , rc frvi-iiinir r.:i,i uiv lgoratin g both mind and body. Tliey are c^t*v of administ ration , prompt In their aciiuii, ivnaih iu their rcBUlta , eoic and rcllnliiu In all iuru:s if- disease. . DTo Person can talce these Bitters accord- lug to directions , an d remain long unwel l , prov Mul their bones arc not destroyed by mineral il.i-k, or ot her means , and the vital orgaud -a/astcd U-vi-aa the point ofrcpalr. Tj.-sp e'jsln or In.lltreH tloti , Iiciilncnc , I' a::i In the Bh.'iUilers . Coug hs , Tightne ss nf the ('Inn . Dizziness Sour Er uctations of Hie Stomach. Kail Taste In 'lie MoutM. Mllons Attacks , l' alpilutio ti of the Ilea' t , lnnamuiatlo u of the Lung * , I' uiu in i!:c region 'A. the Kidneys , am i n liundreil oiIkt liainui sj- mp'jms. arotlieou \ sprlug «oriiyspc|i. -ia. I n i]:i.H' compla ints it has no equal , and one uo ' .tlc wm pr.ve n better guarantee of Its luerlts ihau a lengthy advertisement. For Female Comp laints , in yo.ing ' i - old , married or single , at tiio dawn or yro. .i' a - iii mi>i , or the turn or life , these Tonic Hitters display to de- c ided an lnDucncc that a marked lmpioi enicat 1^ soon perceptible. Fur Iiitlaniinatory nnd Cllloiilo nhi ::-. matlsm and Gout , Dyspepsia or Iiidiec-iliun . . \ .i! ions, Uemllteut ami Intermi ttent Fevers \ , Uisca, . -a of the Blood , Liver , Kidneys anil luaddcr. tlic. a Bitters have been most successful. Such Mm :i-, i are caused by Vitiated Blood, which U m-tn. miij produced by derangemen t of the Digestive n.triii!!- - . Tlicy are a Gentle Pur gative ni* well n-. a 1' oivtc , possessing also the peculiar merit iff.;;, ing as u powerful agent in relieving Congeulon or luilainmallon of the Liver aud Visceral on'au.s ami in Ulllous Diseases. For Skin Diseases , Eruptions , Tetter , Sail- Rheum, Blotches , Sp ots , Pimples . Pustule. \ , lioil? . Carbuncles , Kiug-ivormH , Scal d-IIcad , Sore Kj es , Erysipelas , Itch , Scurfs , lllscoloralioiis or tlic S«ia. Humors and Diseases of the Skin , of itliatevir name or nature , arc literally dug up 4ml ci.ir'vit out of the nystem in a short time by 'lie use nf ilic-2 Bitters. One bottle in such cases will cuuvlncu t!:; most incredulous of their curati ve cKccts. Cleanse the Vlllate cl lilootl whenever you find its Impurities burating throu gh the sl.iii In Pimples , Eruptions , or S ores : cleanse It whim yen And it obstruelcd and sluggish In the veins; i k-ann It when it Is foul ; your feelings will tc 'l you when. Keep tho blood pure , and tho health, uf the fjste tu will follow. Grate fnl Thousands procl aim Viscr,.ut Hit- ters the most wonderful luviuoi-aiit that over tus- talucd the sinking system. Pin , T nue , and otlicr Worms , l' .irkln *; In the system of so many thousand * , ar c viliciiialf acs lroycd and removed. Says a iilstiiiKtiisliV- phj-slologist : There Is scarcely an liullvldiialouile face of tho ' eart h whose body Is exempt, fruin tl* presence o f worms. It Is not upon the heaiiliy elements of tho body that worms exist , lint upuu the diseased humors and slimy deposits that lucid these living monsters or disease. Ko wys' .i-m of medicine , no verm ifuges , no anthclininitic. 'i , will (roe t he system from worms like these Hitlers ' . Mevlianlcal Discuses. — Persons tin' . uP'd In Paints nnd Slincrals , suc h ns I'ltimlieiH , Type- setters , Co ld-beaters , anil Jilner s , as they udvain o la life , are subject to paralysi s of the UowcU To guard against this , take a doso or IValkku ' .s Vi.v- C(MK BiTTBits twice a week. Ulllous , Remittent , and lutcrmlKciit Fevers , w hich are so prevalent In the valleys ot onr gr eat rivers throu ghout t!io United Slntrs , especially those of the MlKHl cslppI , Oh i o , Misso uri , Illinois , Tennufisee , Cumli crland , Arliiinsns , llnl , Colorado , Brazos , Hlo ti rnndo , I' viirl , Alainiin n , Mobile , Savannah , Iloanoko , James , (mi l many others , with tlieir vast tributarie s , tlinni gliiiiii our en tire country during the Summer and Autumn. an d remarkably so durin g Reasons of unusual hc.if. an d dryness , are invariably accompanied by exten- sive derangements: of tlic stomach anil livi r, itud other abdominal -scorn, in their tivatu ii'tit , it purgative , exerting a powerful influence upuu tneso vari ous organs , Is essentially necessary. There is no ca tharllc for the purpos e eqtitu to mi. j. « ai.k- Elt ' 3 VlNE OAH BlTTK IlS , US tliey Will HpC ertllV rcmovo the Uark-colorc il viscid uuiiter with u tii-li the bowels are loaded, «t llio snme lliiicsliiiiiilaflug Iho secretions of the liver, and generally riv .tuj ;:i; ; the healthy functions of the illgeMha nrp- . -iri. - - . 8cro fulr., or Ktns ' s Evil , Mlillc.Swi ' llliig. . . Ulccra , Ery ilpclas , .Swellcil Neck , ( iolltu , Si-run -l'itM Inflnnimatl ins , In dolent, lnlhtiiiiiiiitl \ ii<. ilnenrial Aflcctlons , Olu Soros , Eru plionH iif tlic Willi, mum E yes , etc., e tc. Jn theso us In nil \Hut nu:» iini- tlonal Ijlsoascs , Wai.bkk's Vi«b«au linTinis liavi . shown tliclr great curnllvo powew In llw inert obstinate and Intractabl e cnfliiH. Dr. Walker ' s Cnlifonilrt Vlne ^ni' Itli. J ters net on nil llioso cases In a similar i:iaiii , ' -r. By purifying tho Blood tliey rumovn Hie rails • . a:w by resolving away the cirect s of the liiiliinmia ii' .a f ilm tubercular deposits) Mm nirocl ed pui-in rvcel' ,» iioii ltti , and n, per manent cur u U cllenled. , T he nroiiertlc s of Wit. W.tl.iiKUM Visr/IM DiTTEits are Aperient , Dln plioruti e , Cann im' .ui ¦ : , SmrlUouR , Laxative , iilnroil i! , Sutlatlvr. (. ' i.imt-.> Irrl lant , Hudorlllo , Al terative , mid AiiiMllll'i'is. The Aperient und inlld l.iixiulvu prm uril \ « if 1HI. wil.B Sll's VlNKimi llirrr.lis are Hie Im-J are - gunrd In ''tine 1 ! of eniplloii.i nnd mnlli'ii'ii i. evi 'tn. Their L ilsanilc. Iienllng, an d tni»:lilii» pi->- icr tlwi protect lii= li- .imors o f tli'i nrnwH. lln'ir ie diiilvo propertiesnllny piiln In Hm , n< iv.-u 1 •'>•- • •m , Htomaoli, mid Imwul n , from liii iaiiiiiiiitHi.i. ;lnrt, collo , criuniw , e iu, . ¦ 7'hclr Coimloi-IiiHun t l«\\ . '' n , , , , !,., ( ' , ; J: ¦ . 'li ds throughuut Iho syslelil. , Tli;;ii' Anil ; I \ s ivtimr llcB HllimilftU llio llvor , In tin ; i-eer . - ti 1 el .•t ic , an d Its (imclrnvRcs tlinmiili Hi\ luUstry '*\ * ' ¦ » an d nrn minfi'lor lo nil renwduil n»;i ii'h , far Hm titr.. of ni lluiM f' ever , I'cvor nnd AK \ 0 . 'I 1 '' - ., ,, „ For liry llio l>oily nstitliist. ill'*'\* -'* J ! ; ' tiirl fylim nil lln fltililii will* Viskoaii IH'itui ' . > > viildoniic eun tiUe linlil (if a vyslciti tli'i.i|i.iv.;irnii ¦ U lrec1lonH , -Vi,Ko of ll.n I IM t ' -m on P'-t'iW ' lied nt night Irom a Imlfto niionirl / .iie-liulf i]ine- KlaMCuU Knt Rood nonrlsliliii i; t>m> . Mi di 11 ¦ • }< * ¦ • Mtniik , rfM iiun cnup, v tulvoii, muhi i\J ''i. >> '' ,; ' , - '; tabl e .. , nnd Inlto (iiit.ilnor ••xoiyl'i\ . 1 1\< > ' f coiii poacd of nuruly veuotitlil o riurc illcni-, \'• '« contain no spiri t. _ . ,.„ n. II. MvDONAIsD &• CO.. , DmRirl 'ds and (inn, Agw.. Sun I' mni .l.i m , mi., J cor. o f Wanliliwioii ami ciinrliMi Hih., ?» , *. ,,„,, N ' YTs \TC- ' n7i \ 4«1 .- The riiherman ' a Widow. Pown on tiio sand * , wlion the tide is low , I sit and dream of tho \ long ago ; \ Tho child ren play at their mother ' s foot , A-ikI tlic eliiiue of the waves is Uuslied aud sweet - ; But a voice ilrif s over tho quiet shore , JL ntl whispers , •• The sea shall bo no luoro. \ Down on. tho Bands , when the rod light palfcs , I sit and watch for tho fishor ' a sails ; A.nd \:y heart throbs stills with tho old , old pain , For tho boat that will never come back a gain ; But a new world waits tcv my lore and mo— A world of peace—where is no more s«a . For God is good, and tho gift he gavo Is h uld a while by that silver wave ; Nut iost , but hidden ; I inaj- not weep, While he is at rest in the solemn dee p, And tho voice of au an gel speaks to mo Of tho f uir new homo where is no moro sea. 263 REC EIPTS \&? $135 g0n Ad \ r.£ ' iP t0< '\ nV- BEN-IAMIN . St. f.oul. . Mo. j*v r» «\ - . 'Al.!* .1 !' l.l\ -S«nil tliree ecnt stomp (Cnll l eflia-nculnr s. U iMSSOX , \ .AY N-S . CO. . iP% f\J M.L .uij. Mj . bi. WU1TTIER , «^£S - __ i i i T i !5_ ! _? T ' Lonc cst encaced . r.ud m ost auccc^' u l :iny.Hicia.i of the fie . Oond uttati on far pawph,et froe. (. ' all or irrito. Ct» *n C9f1 per 'lay ! Agents wanted : All ctar sos of 90 IU *_U workiHB people, of either hi. young or olil, mnko more money ut work tor iw iu tueir .pare uiuu ienw or all tho lime than at anylhinx else. Psrtie- lsrr; t ree. Addr e,w <;. Srixs oN A l . ' o.. P ortland. Maine. »o_vca3*T_^iisrc3- nrxi* l ov S 0^ rOU WOMEN TO DO. VM ! Do Good and Make Hone;. \ * ^^ ^ Addre ss , witii stamp, \ >V^ II Pox T8M. Xew Tsrfc City I An optics! wonder. Uagnlflet 10 , 000 times. Norer P.o.c. In lnlire.t. Com, b' .ues tnikrt .1,1.1.1 nu-nt «llb Uilruc IIIn. Agent. \l' AMSi>K««nYW!i««s. Il sells rat'llly . Sent|,rn.aUforSJ .1S. Ad- w__u_____-__ dre is A. U. Ulaiu _ Co. , St. Loula , Ho. - £$75 to S250 per month, X^ T: 8 Machine willotltcli. h em, f ell, tueK.qiilll . eo r d . M nd. _ brald»n -l einliroWerln aiiiontMi |icrlor>iianiwr. Price K: onlr *I5. r ' ull v licensed and warmntcil furtive year *. B We will paySleOO for any machine that will sew a stroneer. more beautif ul, or more elastic seam than ¦ » ours. It makes the \Ul astlo I.iKik Mitch. \ Kvcr y •g second stitch can ho cut , and still the cloih cannot ho S finlloa apart with out tcorln u it. W c pay Agents from S SVa to »'JM> p er montli and cxpsTisca , or ft commission S-f rnm which twice that amountcan ho nindn. AddrcM SsKCOMn , t CO.. Boston. Maa».t l'ltt sbur e. l' «.i ~fj Chlcaso . IlI .j or St. I.ouls , iiu, rHE boat toUinis book in tho markotih Tho Btrue glea of t ' ' ¦¦ ' PetroleumY,Na% It Is •Jlu ntrfttod by THOMAS WAST, tho groat- tat of American artists , and contains an Introduction Is- Inn. C'linrlna Sumner. A gents wanted for tills ind •llicrpont tlarhooka. Address I. N. lllchitrdtoi] ti Co,, Moa ton , Mam., and at. T.oula , Sto. l'J \J TI Vffl | Thea-M Teetar £9-l_HHB _ , |Witn the Hr-rn Tta rinrtir. Tbt ^ WB'j , aJillWU'» - ~b-iat Tea , Irnpnrlocl. Fnr nth ncry Aj_ H __ —m w isitrr. And (nr sole wliolosalo anil C_Vn__HvV^A I' ! I,in _ ,;, .r. e \t . Atl.inllo nnd jy^Js-BJ-ll Jl \? \ t i '' i n ' c ' ?'v \ ' 01 l ' ' \ |tnc % ^Bs_P ^^^ , s _ ^ .Vfrti lfiu- y/;.n-A>pfnr rt' iriiln i 1 . How to Adverti se. If reu wish tn advertise exton»lve!r, at the least pof«l- ulo eiiionse , send , ' or exitliinainr y lilr oulare In « „. „ , K. W. FOS'I'JBn , Nos, RI, «n and Hi I ' enlis st. .»on Ynrl r . tfent by mail for lOxts. £. B. FOOTK , M. 1>.. I HO L,cxlngrt \> Ave yj rfew _ * urte City. VA^TrAB ^B PliESBNT FREE i.-Sondstr.ni p 10 SPHM ' . B * I' ') ., ICliot, Mnn- . ANY Kuropeau Estate liavirw legal e*lsttnco end legal claiinaniH csn lin TirouiTitiy collected by J. K. FKVEAVVV. , „ Atto rn ey at I,!iw . fio luinbla. I aneawler C' n.. P a . 1, \t»ffc Per Cent.—Hardw are Oeat srs , I' arpoutr rs «J*l. yani ABsn ts . nililre .sJ .H u'iiKarilner . WaisMiM ' . Cooney ' o Tinisniiths ' Guide, Giving the eir-ns of Tinware and method for cuuinjt . abo fUsmstor sand el r,;iiM, ferancps. Pr ice , 50 ceittw. Address J. C. i OO. -VKYtl'llllodelplilii, Pn. BSi_^-fl_i-El DR. WHITTlfcR. \WTsfi-WBJiir' Lino ntenBairod , and mo st «iincr> «s ful |ili»»ieian \' i-» W.!.. S?WpiW? . l U!.t'H l ! ,, lj!!!Rr ^ —. \ • ' . - - \ T \ T ¦ ¦ !_ •< ¦ /£> •f.sTTk ICACJ l WK|' ,K—Alll -N'l'd WANT - W>7»t\9\t JB, Itll \ 1M1 iKHll llJiat ** . I' illli 'M- larsTre e. il, WtlPT II .Rt loiils , Mn .. IjjiVfL'l . H 4%.M%mU wo will lny yim *li iwr week in <»-lt, to ennwii w in m at nnai« , arn rvimng lutnl»li< « and ' ' .}• ueniHi a paid . A, fJOt l r .TljK ,V I '<i. i ilmrln . ,l »- ^ M _! !_ Mothers ! Mothers !! Mothers!!! Don 't (n il to pr onnrn 1111*1, WT.VNI.01V\ j UOOTIII. VO MYHVP I'ft lt CtUlVniiN VKI STIIINO. Thliivaliiahl«nr«n«rajjnn l)a«)ir«n . «« ed«|lli >!|iy'' l I'A lttjft l 4\jc)'Krl H JN 'I'llOUHANDH til ; 1 1 'M : * ir It not only rollevna . lli o child from |inln. Itnt In riw * «Uis thostninaoli ann . linwiila. onrreolHnelilliy , l »iM| U'l * '\ mn n \tliii , i>neri(y to tlw wltolo ajt rtem , H will «\'> «• ' stanlly roliovo Or lplns In the Ilowslt nml Wlml Colic, r,p»a»IHS S teejliln gnr any '/tlioresiiio , . Do iicnil U|ion It, sio tiicrH , It t rillalvn rratt nynu p ieliai Rol ler nnd nonlth (<• Vo m> InfVi tifa. lit inr ti and call (or ' \ lln , W lnalow ' a flnntlilnn Nyrnp, \ n»»1n« t he fte-ilmUt ot \OUTtTl H _ PRllKlM n ' )n tilt tuulde wra ppor, ¦ old bv JDniul itt thron sliout Ihu World Be on the flnti Hide. Wt buhl health and P /t by » frail tenure , and nn l lo nrctoot thorn tn the box, of on \ , >M j would aoem to argno a deficiency of -\in uian nn. Tho isnrtlilna wind* and cold mint nf sprin g, •> u hea t of sum- mer , the ma larious rapor t nf autumn, and tho naraljr. - Inc tem partturo of winter , aro nil Inimical to those flnol-r ni 'Jus Uil and lomltho piotoa uf meolianloltm wo cal l our hodloa. Eac h aoaion has (tt nioittlar porils , and lite fall It porhap s na prnlltlo of clanjorom .llaorden aa any o( thorn far at tlilt focioii fovera and bowel compialnU art ver y apt lo UI:o an epldeuilo form, Aa a provontl vn o f (Ida olast of dl«o«ae», llnatoltor ' t h tomaoli llltter a cannot ho too nnrnily reoommendod. In It arc combined (lvo cisnntlal inedloal prnportlf». It la a lanio , a t ono powerful and wlmlr anmo—a stirnnlmt , pure and undo. filed—nn aperien t, mild and pnlnlosi—an antl-hillnua agent of marvelous efficaer , and a Roncral roRiilnllne modlo liiu without an oqiial In the pharinaonpiuln , 1 noio flro dls llnot prnp artInn , n poratlnp; tneollior In perfect linrmnn y, produea a condition of tho system tome-Mint analn iiniia In that hrniinlit about by a course nf pnallHtlo training - , In o ther words , as Jii rt lcioti K pIi>-hIoaI tr sinltin hardens 'lie flesh and ronilora it eom par a llvely fist-proof, an dnou tiuu innrvo Soua Inrlnorant Inoronio tiiocnp qlillity ol the urnan n <il the liiidj tn resist the uiuro Imliioci and IiibIiIIoii i nnxaul t. nf illfcitai' , ft Imiurt u noir clsntlcltj- nnd 1 1101111111 to the rlulmai ilnerr , and thos e who tiai I t as a preventive of Intermittent fever, dysentery, dlarrlimai d yspepsia, rlimtmallsni and other ailments ' cntnmnn at Una aoatnn , ma y walk fotrlvaa thrnni -h . in a tnios iiliero Impregnated with llio morbid elomonti which giro rlto to ll)o«o maladlos,
