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FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Ilonnrtiold Uinta.
Delightful Cakes.?Make a hole in
the middle of one ponnd of floor in a
pan, pot in half a teaspoonful of good
thick yeast (not bitter), poor in a quarter
of a pint of milk, warmed as for
.buns, mix it up with a part of the flour,
and set it to rise. When it U&s risen,
put an ounoe and a half of butter, oiie
ounce of sugar, and a little milk, over a
slow Are ; while this is melting, break
four eggs and put the yolks, with half a
teaspoonful of salt, into the flour and
J'east; when the butter and milk are
ukoworm, mix them with the other ingredients,
and make all into a softish
doucrh. When nnifce liorht hnlre tliem
in a warm oven.
To Dress Cold Duck.?Cut it in
quarters ; beat up an egg or two?according
to the quantity you dress?with
a little grated nutmeg, and pepper and
salt, some parsley minced fine, and a
few crumbs of bread ; mix these well together,
and cover the duck with this
batter. Broil them, or put tliem in a
Dutch oven, or have ready some dripping
hot in a pan, in which fry them a
light brown color; thicken a little gravy
with some flour; put a large spoonful of
catsup to it; lay the fry in a dish, and
pour the sauce round it; garuish with
shoes of lemon and toasted bread.
Covering por Jars.?A good waterproof
paper for covering jars used in
preserving, etc., may be made by brush
ing over the paper with boiled linseed
oil, and suspending it over a line nntil
dry.
Ginger Cakes.?Rub a quarter of a
pound of butter into half a pound of
flour, mix one egg, throe ounces of powdered
loaf sugar, and half an ounce of
ground gingef, with the butter and flour,
and make them altogether into a paste ;
roll it out a quarter of an inch thick,
and cut into round cakee, about two or
three inches across ; bake them in a
warm oven, on iron plates.
To Mash Turnips.?After having been
boiled very tender, and the water press- ,
ed thoroughly from them, put them into
a saucepan, and stir them constantly for '
some minutes over a gentle fire ; add a '
little cream, salt, fresh butter and pep- '
per; continue to simmer and to stir <
them for five minutes longer, and then >
serve them. i
Milk Lemonade.?A pound and a half '
of loaf sugar dissolved in a quart of boiling
water, with half a pint of lemon *
juice, and a pint and a half of milk add- 1
ed, makes a capital summer drink. 1
Vermicelli Pudding. ? Boil two !
ounces of vermioelli in a pint of new
milk till soft, with a little cinnamon ;
when cold, add a quarter of a pint of 1
good cream, five yolks of eggs, quarter 1
of a pound of butter, a little sugar ; bake (
it. <
Sweetmeat Cream. ? Take some
cream, and slice some preserved peaches (
into it, apricots, or plums; sweeten the '
flrAAm wifV* Ann *1
?t*m* muo ougot, vi >tiiu buu wyrup
the first was preserved in ; rnix all well
together and put it into glasses.
Mcdieu Note*.
To Strengthen the Hair.?Sweet
olive oil; three onnces; oil of lavender,
one drachm. Apply morning and evening
to those parts where the hair is thin,
in consequence of a deficiency of moisture
in the skin.
Sunburn and Freckles.?To remove
these use the fallowing lotion: Mix two
ounces of rectified spirits of wine, add
two teaspoonfuls of muriatic acid, with,
one pound and a half of distilled water.
Gout Cordial.?Rhubarb, senna and
ooriander seed, sweet fennel seed and
cochineal, of each, two ounces; liquorice
root and saffron, of bach, one ounce;
raisins, two pounds and a half; rectified
spirits of wine, two gallons; digest for
fourteen days. A dose is one tablespoonful
to naif an ounce.
A StimuiiAtino Wash por Sluggish
Sores.?In half a pint of lime water put
one drachm of calomel; and be very par
ticular in shaking the mixture np well 1
before using, as the calomel drops to the 1
bottom. A teaspoonful of laudanum '
added to the above quantity is an iin- I
provement. Dip a piece of lint in this 1
mixture, which put on the sore, and con- i
fine with a roller. 1
Scratches.?Trifling as scratches of- 1
ten seem, they ought never to be neglect- 1
ed, but should becovered and protecteJ, '
and kept clean and dry until they have 1
completely healed. If there be the least i
appearance of inflammation, no time i
should be lost in applying a large bread |
and water poultice, or hot flannels repeatedly
applied, or even leeches in good ,
numbers may be put on at some distance
from each other.
Bauras.?The best application for a i
bruise, be it large or small, is moist
wa/mth: therefore, a warm bread-ondwater
poultice in hot, moist flannels
should be put on, ae they supple the
skin. If the bruise be very severe, and
in tbe neighborhood of a' joint, it 'will
be well to apply ten or a dozen leeches
over the whole bruised pert, and afterward
a poultioe. Bnt leeches should not
. be pnt on yonng children. If the bruised
part be in the knee or ankle, walking
should not be attempted till it can be
performed without pain. Inattention
to this point often lays the foundation
for serious mischief in those joints, especially
in the case of sorofnlns persons.
P?U1? Ret.
Mr. Francis Gerry Fairfield writes in
the Scientific American that a bland
solution of carbolic acid in common
whale oil or kerosene is the scientific remedy
for the rot.. The best way to use
it would, I think, be to dip the potato,
just before planting, in the solution,
which is very inexpensive and very easily
obtained. I may add that my experiments
convince me that carbolic acid in
this bland solution in noway impairs
the germinal activity of the tuber ; but,
by way of certainty, let me recommend
to your fanner readers to first try the experiment
on a few hills next spring, and
if successful, to adopt it as a remedy for
the blight.
Mary bad a little lamp,
Tvm filled with kerosene.
And Mary down the efatmney blew,
And left this earthly eeene.
Oone to meet her father, who drew bia gun to
hiq) by the masgfo
SUMMARY OF NEW8.
Items of Interest from Homo nnd Abroad.
The crops of Denmark are above the average
in quantity and quality, and there will bo a
largo surplus of wheat for exportation
The Nashville American publishes a special
from Alabama stating tbat the United Htates
secret service forco have arrested a gaug of
counterfeiters, whose operations extended
from St. Louis to southern Alabama. Among
tbo prisoners are many wealthy and heretofore
respectable men, ono of whom is a candidate
for mayor of Tuscaloosa, Ala The negroes
held .for complicity in the Georgia riots have
been discharged, nothing being proved against
them A severe rain storm in the southern
part of Wisconsin did great damage. 8everal
trains of the Chicago and Northwestern and
Western Union railroads were ditched, and it
is reported that six men were killed At
the Lexington (Ky.) racos Harper's TenBroeck
made ono mile and Ave furlongs in two minutes
and forty-nine aud one-quarter seconds, being
the fastest time on record, and beating Harry
Bassett's time of two minutes and fifty-six seconds
The Atalanta crew won the twomile
race over the Athletic olnh nn
river, New York, in eleven minuteB and thirtyfive
seconds The murderer Sharkey haa
been banished from Cuba by the anthoritios.
....Charles Blockney, an attorney at Qowanda,
N. Y., was met on the street by Louis Darby,
who drew a pistol and fired at bun, killing him
instantly. Tho murderer then fled to. the
woods and committed Buicide by cutting his
throat. No motive is given for the deed
Admiral Baron do la Ronciore-le-Noury, the
commander of the French Mediterranean
squadron, has been removed on account of his
having written a strong Bonapartist letter
in answer to an invitation to a banquet.
The Pope has instructed the Catholic bishops
in Bosnia and Herzegovina to use their influence
in allaying the troubles there
A cyclone near Bloomington, 111., destroyed a
number of houses, barns and outbuildings.
A number of vessels were aleo destroyed 011
the lakes President Gonzales, of Ban to
Domingo, has suppressed J)os Antilles, a newspaper
of Puerto Plata, published in the interest
of the Cuban insurgents...... Judge
Richardson and Commander Lewie, two Americans,
were arrested in Japan by mistake, lor
ivhioh the authorities made ample apology....
L fatal cattle disease has broken out among
several drove of cattle near the Aucram lead
mines, Rhinebeok, N. Y.t and nearly all had
bed. It is thought the disoase was introduced
)y Western cattle Much damage was
lone to timber in St. Lawrence oounty, N. Y.,
i>y fires in the woods. A heavy rain quenched
,ud uamun varuinai aic? loskey baa been
presented with a cardinal a robe and miter
ay tbe American resident* ot Rome John
Kelly, Jr., of Buffalo, N. Y., superintendent of
that section of canal, baa been arrested for
accepting a bribe of $140 and eight tons of
joal from a merchant to influence the purchase
of coal Lightning struck and ignited the
Imperial Oil Refining company's works near
Oil City, Pa., and caused $200,000 damago, on
which thero is no insurance.
The propeller Equinox, laden with salt, and
towing the lumber schooner Emma. E. Ways
on Lake Michigan, was caught In a gale and
went down with twenty-two peisous on board,
including two young ladies. The captain of
the schooner states that during the heavy gale
in the night ho heard tho captain of the tug
order the line to be cut, and immediately after
tlio ladies screamed and he dimly saw through
the darkness the vessel heel over and go
ilown. The propeller was* old, and rated very
low for safety Messrs. Moody and Sankey,
the noted revivalists, held their first services
in this country at Northfield, Mass., recently,
there being a large assembly present
The general council of the Indian nations and
tribes, held at Okmulgee, Indian Territory,
passed a resolution expressive of the principle
that this is tbe Indian's country by many
solemn treaties, and if ever it is settled up it
uiuok un ujr tun luaians, witn a government
suitable for Indians A new Spanish ministry
has been formed nnder Oen. JoveUar.....
rhe executive committee on the foot and
mouth disease have asked the privy council of
England, for an order to prevent the holding
of markets, sales, or fairs throughout Warwickshire.
The disease also prevails considerably
in the County of Norfolk, the last return
showing that three'thousand cases have
been reoordcd there during the week. Cattle,
sheep and pigs are all affected A lire
broke out in the Middlobury Paper Company's
mill, at Middlebury, Vt., recently, destroying
the paper mill, the buildings of the Middlebury
Manufacturing Company, the Middlebury
Woolen Company, and the stores of twontyoine
businoss firms, two balls, six dwellings,
and pert of a highway bridge. The total loss
is estimated at $160,000; insurance, $101,000.
.... The single scull race between Evan Morris
and Henry Coulter, a distance of five miles,
for $500 and the championship of America,
was won by Morris in thirty-five rfftnutcs. He
came in ahead by about fifteen lengths. There
were seventeen thousand people present.
France was visited with storms whinh
flooded part of the country and caused great
damage. A water spout destroyed fifty bousee
at St. Chinian. Nine corpses have been recovered,
but sixty persons are atill missing....
The Maine Republicans carried the election in
that State by about five thousand majority,
against ten thousand last year Eleven
persons perished in the Donnington Wood
oolliery, Shropshire, England, from poisonous
gas The Servian government has issued
a circular ordering the chiefs to prevent volunteers
joining the insurgents, and also the exportation
of arms and ammunition. The Her
vians have twenty-four thousand men on th<
frontier There are six thousand oases oi
oattle disease in Devonshire, England
Harrison Andrews, of Venice, N. Y., struct
his sleeping son two heavy blows on the heac
with a hatchet, and then calling up his tw<
osagawn aooi one or them eorioaely in th<
ebdomeD. The girls escaped from the hon*<
end eronsed the neighbors, who visited tb<
honso to find that Andrews bed oommittec
snicide by shooting, efter setureting the car
pets with oil end firing them. The eon wit
not reoover. No motive for the deed is known
Thirteen persons went down with th<
steam barge Mendote, in Lake Michigan, dnr
ing the late gale. Beven of the twenty or
board soeoeeded in escaping in a life-boat
Nichol, teller of the Canadian Bank of Commerce
of Montreal, absconded with over t20,
000 of the bank's funds Premier Jovel
lar, of Spain, will torn all his efforts towar<
the internal peace of the country Fiv<
more of the southwestern band of counter
feiters have been arrested The boiler o
Chatham Bros.' steam sawmill in Bkanesteles,
N. Y., exploded, killing A. P. Chatham and
, his son, and a son of John Pritico, and fatally
injuring a person whose name is unknown
' The Brooklyn (N. Y.) school board having
refused to admit a colored pupil to a public
school sot apart for whites, on the ground that
there were sohools for colored scholars, the
child's father brought suit, and Judge Gilbert
rendered a decision ni^avor of the board.
The committee on finance has reported to
the Alabama constitutional convention that
, the indebtedness of the State is #29,000,000,
, and the total value of taxable property about
, $159,000,000 District-Attornoy Britton, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., with the consent of Henry
Ward Beecher, wishes to enter a nolle prosequi
in the case against Frank Moulton, but Mr.
i Moulton refuses to accept it, and demands
a speedy trial While a party of the New
. York fire department were drilling with an
aerial ladder, composed of sections which rose
, to a height of ninety feet, it suddenly broke
, and the seven men upon it were thrown to the
! ground, the four near the base escaping with
. slight injuries, while those further up were
. hurled with tcrrifio force, and all three were
t killed, among them Ghief-of-Battalion Nash,
, who occupied the top of the ladder, ninety
, feet from the ground The reports from
mo ? urnisu rovoic are mat llussia will attempt
to arrange a conference with the object of influencing
the Porte regarding the futuro government
of the Slavonic provinces. Montenegro
ban definitely informed the insmgont
leaders that she cannot make war against the
Porte. Austrian surgeons are attending the to
insurgent wounded brought into Montenegro,
and the governor of Dalmatia has been instructed
to forward supplies of food for thirty
thousand refugees now in Montenegro in
great distress and destitution Tbe number
of deaths caused at St. Chinian, France, by
the late innndation is eighty-eight. One hundred
ami twenty houses were destroyed
One man has been picked up floating on the
pilot house of the lost steamer Equinox. Ho
had beeu iu the water thirty-one hours and
is supposed to bo the only survivor The
great stallion race at Mystic Park, Boston, for
a purse of $10,000, was attended by an immense
throng. There were fourteen entries,
but only six started : Thomas Jefferson, W. H.
Allen, Commonwealth, Ned Wallace, Defiance
and Parkis Abdallah. Commonwealth won
the first heat in 2.27, and Jefferson won the
three succeeding heats and race in 2.2G, 2.25)^
and 2.26 The Russian government has
begun prosecuting socialists in its domain, 612
men and 158 women having been indicted.
A revolutionary movemout took place recently
at Le Vega, Santo Domingo, headed by
Gen. Juan Gomez. Owing to tho energetic
measures taken by the government the rissing
was quelled, and Gen. Gomez took refuge in
the woods Theodore Tilton commenced
his lecture season in Port Tervis, N. Y. His
! subject was "The Problem of Life."
Thore is every probability thai, tho Herzegovinian
insurrection will soon bo put down.
The fast mail service between New York |
and the largo Western cities has been in- |
auguratcd. Tho time from New York to |
Chicago iB twenty-six hours Tho Dire it 1
Cable finmn?no ?> >= 1 * '
!?j ?>u iw nuniiu worning order |
now, and the first day sent over two hundred
messages to England at the low rate of twentyfive
cents per word There were over thirty
caees of yellow fever at Milton, Fla, and
aeveuty cased and fifteen deaths at West Paacagoula
President Grant and Generals
Sherman and Hooker attended the meeting of
the Army of the Cumberland at Utica
Extensive whisky frauds have been discovered
in 8an Francisco, and revenue officers are implicated.
The investigation is to be actively
pursued The Episoopal council for the
diocese of Fond du Lac, Wis., met at Green
Bay. On the third formal ballot, the lie v.
John Henry Hobtfrt Brown, of Cohoe3, N. Y.,
was elected bishop The safe of Francis
Sargent & Co., of Boston, was robbed during
the day of $17,235 in bills, cheeks and notes
by a burglar, while a confederate occupied the
attention of the bookkeeper, who was alone.
The assets of the Bank of California
will probably exceed its indebtedness by one
million dollars.
The cattle disease is increasing in England,
but there has been only a small proportion of
deaths A Papal nuncio has been issned to
the Spanish bishops, which claims rhA /nir.ii
ment of the concordat, which forbids the exercise
of any non-Catholic creed; claims the
transfer of the superintendence over education
to tho clergy, aud the co-operation of the
secular power in suppressing hertical teaching
and liteiature ; and says one of the cauees of
civil war is the way in which religious unity
has been misunderstood by previous governments.
The Madrid papers sharply criticise
tho nunoio The amonnt of taxes paid on
real and personal estate at tho office of the tax
receiver in New York city during two days was
4)1,600,000 Lee At Bhepard's liabilities
amonnt to (587,200, and their asBOts iiguro up
(199,433, exclusive of stereotypo plates which
cost (250,000 The thieves who robbed
the safe of Sargent At Co., of Boston, of (17,000
worth of notes and other valuables, returned
through the mail the next day all the
property but (73 in cash. . A fire in Padorborn,
Prussia, destroyed one hundred buildings,
whereby three hundred families were
rendered homeless....The Brazilian government
has determined upon a conciliatory
policy in relation to religion.
I
1 Knowing Cows.
There is no yellow fever at Memphis
1 this vear. hilt tlin nonnla ?
^ w wnux\J IU a BUU'
jected to the most exasperating torture
' from another source. Just as the weary
J Momphian is falling asleep at night, his
neighbor's cow, wnioh lias a bell on,
comes along to pick up the watermelon
1 rinds ou the street, and every time the
I old beast bobs her head the bell-clapper
> " tinklc-tonklesthen it goes "tink?
tonk then " tinkle-tonk, tonk, tinkle,
> tonk." The stillness of the night and
i the drowsiness of the man who wants to
1 sleep render tho sounds the most har.
rowing that can be produced in this
I world. The noise of tho oanine nuisance
ceases to irritate when they begin. And
j it's of no use for the sufferer to hop np
to the window and yell: " Hoi, there !
you infernal old rip!" for the oow knows
1 very well that he is in his night-gown,
* and daren't come out on the highway
* for rocks. At such times a cow knows
more than an elephant, and the only
- thing the man can do is to grope back to
1 tied and stnff tho sheets into his ears,
? though the " tink-tonk " will even then
- creep faintly in upon him and keep up
r the irritatioii,
a.
Helping1 Your Neighbor.
In certain parts of New Jersey, If a
man wants to move his family and
effects, ho makes a moving; his wife
works hard, bakes cakes and pies and
bread, etc., dresses chickens, and in fact <
gets ready for a feast ; then they invite 1
twenty or more to come with their \
teams. All go to work, and move the family
in a very short time, each taking ]
a load. When they get to the honse, they
put up tho stove and some of the J
women go to cooking the meat and
vegetables, while the rest set the houso (
in order ; then after that they have their i
dinner, for they think a good deal of
eating down there. To wind up with, ]
perhaps, they will havo a frolic.
Chemical analysis fails to find the least 1
trace of adulteration in Dobbins' Electric j
Soap (made by Cragin & Co., Phila.,
Pa.). For sale everywhere. It is for J
your interest to try it. * -j
First Grand Exposition of the Tradesmen's !
imuustnai institute, Pittsburgh, Pa., opens Oct. a
7, closes Nov. 6. Address A J. Nellie, President. J
? Com.
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We call attentioii to the card of Mess. *
Buckwalter A Co., bankers ajid brokers, 10 ]
Wall street, N. Y., whom we are informed are
a most reliablo flrrc, and that any business in- t,
trusted to them will bo promptly executed, a
They are large dealers in rai'road stocks, ?
bonds, gold and Btock privileges, and can give I
the beet of references; and they solicit corre- a
spondeuce with any who may wish investments
made in Wall street. Bend for their circular.
? Com.
All who Buffer from coughs, colds,
bronchitis, cronp. whooping cough, and the
most to be dreaded of all, consumption, can
rnd sure relief in Br. W if tar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. which euros when other remedies
fail. Fifty cents and one dollar a bottle,
largo bottles much the cheaper.?Com. ^
We would not recommend the frequent
or constant use of any medicino. It is important
to take even a good article" judiciously.
Persons' Purgative Pills are safe, prompt and
reliablo as a laxative or cathartic.?Coin.
Important to Travelers.
Persons viBiting New York or leaving by tho
cars from Grand Central Depot, will save annoyance
and expense of carriage hire and baggage
expressage by stopping at Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot. Over
350 elegantly furnished rooms and fitted up at
a cost of $900,o00. European plan. Guests 8
can live more luxuriously for less money at the *?
Grand Union that at any other first-class house ?
in Now York. Stages and Btreet cars pass the
doors for all parts of the city. See that tho
hotel you enter is the Grand Union Hotel.? I?
Com. ' _ ni
Base ball is undoubtedly good exercise
and capital amusement, but it often occasions
bunged eyes, broken skins and blistered bands. |
We can tell you that in all such cases, if Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment is resorted to. it will
reauce tuo MwelJing and Mtop the pain.?Com.
HCHENCK'S PULMONIC NYKUP, FOR
THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, <
COUOHN AM) COI.US. I |
Tbe croat ririne of this medicine la that It rlpena tbe j ?
matter and throw. It ont of the system, puninc we
blood, and thai effects a cure. d(
Sckenck'b Sea Weed Tonic, fob the. Cube or tL
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Ktc. .
The Tonic produces a healthy action of the stomach, I
creatine an appetite, tormina chyle, and cnrlng tbe r
most obstinate cases of Indtgeitlon. ' ?
Schenck's Mandrake Pii.i.s, for the Core of a
I,tver Complaint, Ktc.
These Pills are alteratlre, and produce a healthy I
action of the liver without the least denser, as they are 1
free from calomel and yet more effloaclous In restoring j>
a healthy action of tho liver. )!
These remedies are a certain cure for Consumption, 7,
as tbe Pnlmonto Syrup rlpena tho matter and purifies ,,i
the blood. Tbe Mandrake Pills act noon tbe llrer, it
create a healthy bllo, and remove all diseases of the ''<
liver, often a cause of Consumption. Tbe Sea Weed 11
Tonic sivea tone and strength to the stomach, makes a S|
good dlsuaiinn, and enables the organs to form gr>od
blood ; and thna creates a healthy circulation of healthy "
blood. The combined action of these medicines, as j
thus explained, will cure every case of Consumption, If A
taken in time, and the use of tbe medicines persevered *
In. e:
Dr. Scbenck is professionally at bla principal office, _
corner Sixth and Arch Streeta, Philadelphia, every v
Monday, where all letters for advioe must be addressed. E
Schenck's medicines for sale by all Drumtata. I
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The Markets. kiw
tobk. ^
Beef Cattle?Prime to Extra Bollocks 08X4 13 Vt *
OommoD to Good Texaiia ( 7>, (4 09
Milch Cows 45 no <475 00 ?
Hogs?Live 07X4 08X ?
Dressed 1 N<4 lf>X Shocp
- nxxra ?./ -
"-S+-9 >" ;%
I Umba 04 ? 0? tj
I Cotton?Middling 14!,9 14* I
Flour?Extra Western 6 70 0 6 3i
State Extra................. 6 70 9 0 00
1 Wheat?:.ed Western...... 1 S3 0 1 40
No. 3 Spring 1 30 0 1 80
lire?State 93 0 90
Barley?State 1 CO 0 1 00
Barley Malt 1 26 0 1 65
OaUi?Mixed Western 66 0 61
Corn?Mixed Western 74*0 76
Hay, per cart....................... 60 (0 110
I Straw, per owt 60 9 90
i Hops 76s It(020?olds 04 9 08
rork?Mees 21 13*021 26
Lard 13?i0 13*
Fish?Mackerel No. 1, uew 18 00 ?23 00
" No. 2, new IS 60 014 60
Dry Ood, per cwt 6 23 0 6 60
Herring, Scaled, per box! 86 0 40
Petrolenin?Crude..... 6.V0GG* Refined, 13. f
Wool?California Fleece 20 0 80
Texas " 20 0 81
Australian " ............ 60 0 60
Bntter?State 80 0 85
Western Dairy 24 0 28
Western Yellow 18 0 24
Western Ordinary 13 0 14
Pennsylvania Fine 26 0 28
Ubeeae?State Factory 01 0 11
" Skimmed...... 02 0 06
Western 08 0 10*
Eggs?State 22 0 22
ALBAirr.
Wheat 1 60 0 1 69
Itye?Statu 90 0 99
Corn?Mixed 79 0 79
Barley?State 1 26 0 1 26 I
Oata?Stato a -? ?n I
rarviio.
Flour 6 00 A 0 76
Wheat?No. 2 Spring 1 85 A 1 86
Oorn?Mixed 64 ? 67
Osto... 66 *A 66
Krt 1 12 A 1 16
Barley 1 40 * 1 40
uimon.
Cotton?Low Middling* 18tfA 13*
Flour?Extra 8 76 A 8 76
Wheat?Bed Western.... 1 40 A 1 41
Bye 70 A 76
Ooro?Yellow. ............ 71 A 71
O* to?Mixed 42 A 48
Petroleum , 06 X A Of.'/,
WnUDXLTHU;
Flour?Pennsylvania Extra 6 25 A 7 26
Wheat?Weetern Bed 1 10 (A 1 46
Bye 91 A 90
Oorn?Yellow 76 A 76
Mixed 78 A 76
Data? Mixed 40 A 60
Petroleum?Crude U9X<*09& BeOned 1216
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tha beat lists of papers evsr published. Addrees
T. G. KVANR, Advertising Acent, 262 Washington
Street, BosUw. " Therm's millions In It "
| locks Kiohangsd. Fnrnish all new. Want old. Write.
I> Name this paper. American Book Kxohange. N. Y.
MA HEM Yon waot to make
% ar m HEI I.AK41K PROFIT
I IK I IbI B Selling ths best
Am MM W B artlole ever offered to
Agents? One Agent
^Wh2)Bll7rKiJK!ww?.bd.
SS Not every one oan be Pre*.11 tit
bnl ell can bar
8II.VKR TIPPKD A
Shoes for their children, r.ad
thereby lessen their shoe bllll
two-thirds. "
Also try Wire Qnllted Hole*.
As the sererel ooatlng, to th?
ttlintic Oeble, so sre e pair of Ivfeiw's fl Jl
1AHL.R hc'kkw Wild bsusul3
toots or Shses to the feet. A sn>e Jfc'l'j
iroteotlon from sll the elements.
"So tryWlre Qnllted Soles. SLJULlilM Berry
Plnnte by mail, oheso. Send for Prloe 1 1st. _
Dn. B. PIBROK, Coopers Plalns.Stenben do..N Y.
First grand kxposi tion or the TsiouurN's *
Industrial Inbtitutk, Pittsburgh. Pa..opens < 'ot. _
fi closes Nor, fi. Address a. J. nki.li8. Pres. T. i. 1. 1
JUlJip tf>i n tn
Profile. Railroad Stocks. D
nTtTITI Bonds and Gold bought on A n Art
FREE 500. ?
11,'CKWAI.TRK Oc CO., Bankers nnd I
Broker*. Na. IP Wwll Street. New Ysrk. ?
rllK WHAT IS IT Something new. Hells at
eight. Big Inducement* to Agents. Samples. 25 If]
ents and stamp. Agents Wanted. Send tor Oats- Hi
ague. U. S. SPECIALTY CO . 11 Central St.. Boston. M
IMPORTANT TO CONSUdlPTIVRS. ?
L A gentleman ha ring been so fortnnate as to cure hla T
on of Consumption In Its wont stages, after being f
Iron up to die by the moat oelabratea physloisns, do- j]
Ires to make known the cure (which proves snooentful ch
a every case) to those afflicted with Asthma, Bronchi- w,
Is, Doughs, Golds, Consumption, and all affections of Oi
he Throat and I.nngs, and will send the Recipe, free of
harge, to all who desire It, If they will forward their (2
ddreaa to DAN1KL ADKK, 32 I.lborty St.. New York. tj
PRESENT CONFLICT; '1
A IlflW book on tho moit tIUI rniMitlnn nf rl.w ffc# I
lie most Intense and deep?stiutor??t First agent ncld __
t;i, second. 17, thlni, '? 5, lirst week. First agent, 31 I T1
.ootid week. I.very body buys it. 1 th
igents wanted. ~nnd? K
^oiioy. P. W. ZIKIJI.Ktt tV CO., or
51H Ari-li Nt., Phllitdrlpliln, I'n.
JMgr HOW r
^3,,. To Obtain It! 3
f"Swk anil yon And." I
I ^ Circulars containing all *
IrAQuMKHVwER necessary information wUl
I bo sent tree. Address, Q
/ *Bm!37f/ \ G.CItOSBVACa, J
Box 2420, ST. LOUIS, MO. ty
No Agents wan tod. ^
Volrnnle M.dlrluea wlilrli (louvulsr the _.
ystem by their violent Cnth&rtio actim, must not be w
ikon for Constipation. The mild, soothing snd pain- ~2.
es operation of 8|
Tarraill's Seltzer Aperient U
i exactly what la required, and will speedily cure the 55
tost chronic cus.s. *<
SOLD BY AI.L_ DRUGGISTS.
D ?-23 T1IF. IIKMT In the World.
aw It Cives Universal Satisfaction. otl
WOMIKKPt'l, Kconomy. r,
40 I be. more Bread to bbl. Hoar. ?
WMhOf NAVES ,1I1I,K, ElitiS.Ac. Tt
T fyr o^XtV" One year's savings will buy a cow. W
nC&3k\\ NO AlOHK HOUR BKKAI). II
I I I Whiter, Lighter, Sweeter. Kloher.
WVLtflSr/Jj EVERYBODY Praises It.
The ladles are all In Love vrtth It.
HKI.I.M I.Ike HOT BAKES. 1
UflYflU# ' s,,ud at onoe 'or Circular to Su
."#iVT CEO.F. (iANTZ A CO..
> ?~m nil llniine Nt.. NcwYorli. ^
xr.^TTT Wft rendered economical and healthy, by
iHUAIri U r,?b?tUe Common Senre Segar Hof.
ir. Ten Holdors frr 2<ir. by mail. Agent* wanted. 1
M. OARDNKR A CO . 1?. O Box .V>7:i. New York. ?
aOOK AGENTS WANTED Rj
^BACKSHEESH ?
r I.tfr and Adventnrea In Use Orient. By J
Thoe.W. Knox. It reveals the Woniln. af?*- I m
m H vela, and MyiUrid of the l^and of the fciaing
"V 8un, end portr*y? life a* It really ?* In the old and ^
IAH sleepy Hast. It telle whnt the Autlior taw, heard,
LJQqSM nn.1 did, In euch inimitable style, that every one A9
^ litu'ln in mite of himself at lU genuine humor m
|<1 luu. It I* Live, tUoy, Spicy, brimfull of good things, I
id yet so ** meaty " that sOO CoUeQe I'reririent*, Professors. |i
^nmorfl etc., pronounce it ** IrrttMNf*" Xone can reaiat i
* *50 llluMrutions, mostly executed in Europe at a cost I
%: ..1*10. To YOlTj reader, and every iride-awakc person, 1
r. fiords a splendid chance to earn IllW PAY. (hih/
iiiL\ i'MI |?Of/e?, -fiO ?NieWi illustrations. To lire Agent.-*, |
the jireemt,] the Outfit la Free. Large Pamphlets, g
iicciiiicn Page*, and Terms, free to all. Address,
A. i>. VrOHTlf IXCjTON & CO., Hartford, Conn. ^
LGENTS WANTEDS 5
tiling book eyer publl.bbd. bead for olroaUr. and oar q,
rtra (arm* to Annt. tr.
NATIONAlTPURUStUNG OO..Phlldelplila.Pa. u]
>KAN lllngbniitlon, N. Y. In'
e.enr respect a tirat-clas* Boarding School for
onng Ladles. $300 per IJoIIck - Your, Including good
oard. Tuition In K.ngllxti, l^ttln. French, German, e
laoo. Organ. Oult.gr, Vocal Mn.lc. Drawing, Pain'Ing. w
hnn A WKKK guaranteed to Male and FeSw
? M male Agents, In ibelr locality. Oofita ?
D I I NOTHING to try It. Partlculara Free.
r P. O. VIOKKKY A OO , AuKitla, Me.
ITAIt OF TI1K WKST, the heat Strawberry.
5 Million* of tte>** and Planta ?' Pouiona Nnrrery, '
end for Clronlar WM PAItHY, Clonaminson, N. J.
iQA Per Week Mnlnry. Male or Female. Gircn"OU
lar free. Address Crystal Go.,Indlanapolls,Ind
F ASHIONS and GOL
Smith". "Inttant Dress Elevator" , | o
^^aL/op^rPnrt o? !i? plcMo especially
iM[Bh skirt iwron, aide material, unrl rcqv
MMtfSUA ont\ with the "Xle- any oilier suit nf e
hHHffii vator*'fixed In. Yon loading costume*
ran r.leo yonr aklrt . ...
while pwlm . tnml- " n,m " po??eM
dy piece, end then let improves ller figUl
t fell, <-r yon cen keep form may feel I hey
It raised. llk^netho attired. The waffi
?*ll?E?!?i?re theovertklrtisdn
e Tasteful tod la- side of tlio sasli,
ahtonable Kanner. it drew* ell name, or Riklion. ]
lh. fullnoj. to the Ireekmsklns the |nch goods for cnt
'Straight front." It MTM more 0700- nattom wltli
tires Ten Times Its Cost, linn be P??crn,with
treated from One Press to another. No. or otcrshlit, 1
Pries, 48 cent* each. Moiled. cloth mode), 25 Ct8.
3745; pattern, with
Mailed on recelii
OR the Patterns nil I Cloth Models of
STTIT will be UlVliN FltEK as PKKM1DM
"""
A. BURDEnE SMITH'S
Moflllly "Werti.of Faslio
FINE ARTS and POLITE Literature.
Single Copies 25 Cents#
Subscription Price, $3 s year, post-paid, Inrludlt
premium of Two Dollars' worth of patterns free tot
subscriber.
We send our CERTIFICATES for this *monnt
tlpon receipt of sillrecrintion ITWI1 of nnr nitt'lM
KI.KVATORH will' be ilvrn YlT PLACK ofOne
hollar s Worth of Patterns, if desired). ^
The " MONTHLY WOULD W
OF FASHION," the very finest,
most beautiful, attractive magazine P.
to be found In this country, and vl
every person who begins with taking
U, will NRVEH discontinue It (
while It Is published. scr
$4,500.00 in Gold C
We will jrlve SS.OOO.OOin GOLD
COIN to On person* who send ns the largest (
number of subscribers to our *' World of n
Fashion," at ?8 earh, before March 6,1870. 9
As followst To the Cetter-up of the A
harvest Club 9400.00 is Gold Cols.
2d largest Club ... 200.00 Is Gold Cola.
3d harvest Club.... 150.00 in Gold Coin.
4th l.srgest Club.... 180.00 In Gold Coin.
6lli largest Club ... 120.00 Is Gold Cola.
0th harvest Club .. 110.00 Is Gold Coin.
7th largest Club ... 100.00 In Gold Cols.
8th largest Club ... 76.00 Is Gold Coin.
0th largest Club ... 60.00 in Gold Coin.
101 h hargest Club ... 86.00 In Gold Coin.
11th largest Club ... 25.00 In Gold Coin,
and so on to the G5th Largest (Hub. o
?Ol) get a premium for every subscriber you sei
BOTH of these Gold Coin Presents offe
tier Number, besides the imtnea and P. O. i
Just paid 92,135.00 In Child, according tot
all of them, und they will tell you that wo do eia
YOUR BESTS~E
25 rente fur oue copy, bend Stamp for Fash
A. BURDET'
P. o. Box BOB?.
t
This now trass Is won
with perfect comfort
^Tv T A a T T P*^ ol*ht *1"1 daJ- A<1?Pt?
J 111 A ?Ilt D Itself to orory motion of
j^T BPBB. J? ^b^rtMjgntag^
^ Kp<mCi/2fl oserolee or scTcrsst strsln
K nntll permanently cured.
X V|>fa'*y M RoM obosp by the
Elastio Tru?? Co.
Ms. 683 Broadway, N. V. City,
id sent by mall. Oall or send fo? Otroular. and be enred
II.T. W. f'-Wn. JH>
5(n COII ? day home. Sample# worth 81 sent
10 frM. STINKON A CO.. Portland, Mo.
fEW YORK TRIBUNE.
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PENNSYLVANIA
lllltnrw Arndemv. Cheater. Pa. Open* Sept.
'h. CitU Kngtneering, the Classic, Kngllah and
llltary Art thoroughly tanght. For circulars apply
dot- THEO. HYATT. President.
t AT A si 1-1 'HI Bpoapway, New York,
_ e ef e in ilijlla manufacturer of Soi.II) gold
IWKLRY of every description. The stork Is larve.very
toloe.and la offered at retail at trade prlrrsu Keep our
rrkmen going Bills under It* 1 i?. P.O. ord-r In advance,
rer 81 ft, O.O D. privilege to examine Catalogue free.
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'O 171 a J J l i me lea and females everylem.
Address The Union I'm. Co., Newark, N. J.
JOME AND SEE
leae Rlob Prairies. Near one million noma for sale on
e Slonx City and St. Panl R. R. and on the McOregor
id Missouri River R. R. Several largo tracts lor
>lon!ea. Come or send committees to examine. Kvery
te who sees the land likes it. Apply to
DAV1DKON A- ( AllKlNS,
Hlblev, Onrroln. Co., Iown.
Geo, p. Rowell & Co. I
BC~TU????PMPBOWEOCI H .JMmP
,a>a A MONTH ? Agents wanted every
* 11% It where. Bnslneee honorable and first
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Lfsffyu and fflorphlnr llnhlt absolutely and
IUII apeedllv cured. Painless; no publicity.
11 | || 1(1 Send stamp for particular*. Dr. CaBLI1AUUA
ton. 187 Washington St..Chicago.111.
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B a M 1IVP 11 AHKNT8 FOR THE
IM ft B| B Lj II best-selling Prise Pack
IW Ulw H a fll age In the world II con
11 FN 11 I Rp tains IS Sheets Paper
> r.nretopes, uotden Ken, Ken Holder, Pencil. Patent
ird Measure, end e Piece of Jewelry. Single Package,
tb elegaot Prize, post-paid, ilfi cents. Circular free.
SIDE A PP.. 7?? Broadway. New York.
VANTED AC3KNTM. Samplcm and Out.HI fret
Better than Gold. A. OOTTLTKR A OO . Chicago.
19 * dny at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and terms
^^free. Address TRIJK A OO.. Angnata, Main p.
IPTTTW nnpr .
iriUlUuUIlLs;"n?v;t
. Prof. P. Wetter, P. O. Bos 475. La porta. In d
IOUBLE YOUR TRADE
HffirteU, Grocer* and Dealer*? Pure China and Japan
im, In tealed package?, cmc-tttp can*, boxe?, or naif
rata?Grovertr price*. 8enrt for circular THE Wf.LLS ?
a Company. go I Ful'on St.. N. V.. P.O. Box 4?5<gO.
tain Central Railroad Lands.
Ixoellant Farms at low prices and on easy terms,
re Crops?Good Water?Healthy Climate?No Or as; ppers
? No severe winds?No interiors diseases
fore going elsewhere send poets cstd a.-kinj; itr
mpblets. maps, etc., to
OHAS. L. COLBY, Itand Commissioner,
Wis. Oen. R. P.. Co., Milwaukee. Wis.
*lenty of Timber on all thee* Lands.
infl A BlONTl^in^TlxPKNSKsToTu^ArtJoleS
/I U|I new, staple sa tlonr. Samples free. C, I.INJ
*XtJU INtlTON, NRW YORK or UHIOAOO. y
mm ja Finely Printed Itrlnlol Visiting
M W Cards sent post-paid for liA rtw. Send
I I stamp for samples of (ilnss Cnrda,
^m Marble. Snonllnkrs, Scroll, I >11w
ninsk, htr. We have over I OO styles.
ents Wanted. A. H. Fui.i.f.r A Co.. Brockton, Mass.
EVERV BOOK AGENT in th? land should at
once sand for circulars, and take bold of our new work,
Jlrabistmi
OR,THE LAND OF THE ARABIAN NIBHT8,
By COL. WM, PERRY FOGQ, with an
TRODUCTION by BAYARD TAYLOR. Tbemo?t
icinaBnff book of travel published. Acavr. Wsstsd kvaarisas.
JQObssutlful Illustrations. Tiuied paper. Kleenutlv
und. Price low to meet tbe times. IT EXCELS ALL.
UTF1T FREE to all that will work. Write frr frlus"
Ued Circulars, and large terms, to nearc.t ottloe. M'STIK,
I.MAN A CO., Hartford ft , Chicago, IU., or Cincinnati, O.
^ ctrlni^ boicub kkideud useless! ?
1 VU VWri Volta's Electro Belts and
Vj * f I i, j* Band* are indorsed by tho
' \ \ J fj* most eminent physicians in
theworldfortliecureofrheu<\\H/
/ sr matism, neuralgia,livercom>
^ plaint, dyspepsia, kidney dis?
ease,aches. pains, nerrousdisorders.(its,female
cnraplainta
r "-norTon* and general debility,
" \WKr and other chronic diseases or
fWR theelieet,lipnil.liver, stnmarh
. _ kidneys and blood. Book with
' :-i I IF F, full particulars free liy Vol i a
Belt Co., Ciuciuuati, tliiio.
D COIN Presents!
Costume wins the admlrallon rrTT^i.
f those styles that is sure to Ali'
as it is appropriate for any
lires less goods to make than '
qual beauty. It is one of the / " ;"a; %&./a A
of ohr city. Tiie stout lad. ,
ics just the secret charm that JVvA
e, while tho slight or perfect VftHeatt "A.
were never so advantageously WlB
t is the regular tublier shape ;
iped to form a wide ruffleeach , *J
which may bo of the a?
Requires 16 yards of 27- " ' Vi\\J
Ire suit No. <>r waist, V1
i cloth model, 25 ct a. 1TT1 fl
5724; pattern, with ^HHP^mQSk^vrjft
. No. of underskirt, -'ik ' * \
cloth model, 60 eta.
it of price. II ,'h
the ENTIRE
to au y peraou ^SmSKK^Ea^BSrSA
rlptlon to the
MMh :
nith's Illustrated Pattern Bazaar
Sample Copy. 25 Cents. *
Subscription Price, f 1.10 a year, post-paid.
)nu Dollar's worth of Patterns given to each sub*
iber ftree as premium.
nin tn fiivp Awavl
VIII IV VI W I1IIMJ II
We Will Elve 03,R(M>.OO in GOLD
OIN to 1.83 persons who send us the largest
timber of subscribers to our " Bazaar," at
1.10 eaeh, before March 1, 1876.
La follow* t To the Oetter-up of the
Largest Club f800.00 la Gold Ootn.
Sit Largest Clab.... 200.00 In Gold Cola. *
tit largest flab.... 160.00 la Gold Cola.
4th Largest Clab.... 126.00 la Gold Cola.
6th largest Clab ... 100.00 la Gold Coin.
6th Ijargett Clab 76.00 la Gold Cola.
7th Largest Clab.... 60.00 in Gold Cola.
8th Largest Clab... 26.00 la Gold Cola.
th Largest Clab. .. 26.00 la Gold Cola.
10th Largest Clab.... 26.00 la Gold Cola.
11th Largest Clab ... 26.00 in Gold Cola,
nd so on to the 183d largest Club.
?d ob. AND every subscriber gets a ?*' .uiUtn.
rs will be found at full length In th' cptcmidaresses
of 1 OS persons to :.om we havo
>ur previous oflers. You est write to ono or
ctly we promise.
r own subscription to Cither of our Magazines,
(first number and yonr Certificates of Premiums.
and at once begin getting subscribers, or send
Ion Catalogue. ?
TE SMITH,
914 Broadway, New-York Oi*y. ^