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-.y-. ... ? i _? ,-_H-,-? . r i .HOUSEOLD HINTS. STUFFED' EOGS.--Gut some hard boiled eggs in half, mince tho yelka with capers,' anchovies and truffles in i ....... "_J _ uii-i.. t-Xjij uuo propuruuuo, ?nu ? tiwte carrai gonj add pepper and salt. Fill each .-half egg With ithlsjaaUhure; pour some liquifiod buttor over each ' egg, warm , them i?)tlre,?vehj and- 's?rV?1 ;?aoh half egg on a bread sippet out with an orna Hm?nt?l' cutter, and fried a light color in butter. ^oTJ'J/O". [ i: - rT ?. J I I LIGHT - COI?OBRB GINGERBREAD. Fresh batter, malted, * lb.^ flour* dried and B?^ted^l^ lD.,wbrown .sugar, 1{ lb.^ bruised sugar, i lb., 9 eggs, the yelks and whites beaten ~ separately, rodo waterf two tablespoonfuls, white wine, 0 fcWo'tabl?eVvoonf?l?.' Mix all these well together. Boko one hour. Then with a spoon spread it over flat iins about tho thickness of a penny-pieoe. Bake it of a light brown, and, while warm, cnt'it'into"' oblong pieces, which place on end till cool. AJPP?IE SNOW.-Peol, core, and qunr ter a dozen Spitzenberg apples, and stew them gently, With a oup of water, white; sugar snfBoient to sweeten, and a little cinnamon ; when reduced nearly to a pulp, tu n into a dish. Moke a soft custard of a quart of milk', the yeJks^Lfpur^gKS,^. little sugar, and extract bf lemon,' ' Wheu it is cold, lay Str?v?r Mik apJpn*B,^and: whip up tho whites of. the eggs, with a quarter of a pound of powder?d Bngar, and heap lightly on the top. FRENCH: COFFEE.-Fronoh coffee is mnch talked! pf and the general suppo sition is that the peonUar [French quali ty is in some filtering process, pr in the way the element is extraofed from the berry. But any intelligent housewife knowsihow to extraot the element from tho berry, without any peouliar appa ratus. UnlesB she sews it up SB the French do,; she will have nothing that will appear like French coffee. The French make their coffee so ntrong that one. ?fl?t of liquor requires the addition ?^-two.p?r?s to reduce it to the proper i^treri?fcn:' This addition is made with hot milk. This large proportion of hot milk, in the place . of so much warm water, gives the Poffee a fichness like unto that made by the addition of cream in,, the ordinary way. By this, means hotels, and any bodv that will go to the expense of buying good milk, can have' gc Jd' coffee without cream. RICE CAKES.-To one teacupful of cold boiled rice put one of flour, one egg, one tablespoonful of corn-starch, teaspoonful of salt, and sour milk or lui tt er milk enough to make a batter ; mix smoothly, and at the last add a tea spoonful of aorte -and a ; little melted butter ; balee 'immediately. ."" If sweet milk is used put in rn thor less soda and double the,, quantity of cream of tar tar. Coldrboil?d hominy,can bo used in tho same way. These are an ex cellent substituter for buckwheat cukes. .' RICE. SO?FF?IE.-Pick and wash a teaonpfhl ^f .rice. Put it into a sauce ?iap. \vijth a, piiit of milk_ sweetened to ustc, cud. a pod of- vanilla ; . let tho milk,'boil tjdl.th?^rico is thoroughly ..^ji^JTSii^W^^^^yi ^inovo the stink of vanilla and work'.in tho yolks of six eggs one by one ; | thon stu: in the whites qfi-eiglit egg^.whipped to a stiff froth. Pom- ?the ..mixture ? into a : plain il cake Ai o ld ; put it'into'the oven at once; bake for about-half an . lionv, :and sorve in * the mold, With a'napkin pinned found it. .: ..yTEA.GA??ES,-T-]^iib a quarter of a poun'd ot butter into a rf uart of dried flour, then beat up two eggs with two teaspoonfuls of sifted sugar and two teaspoonfuls of yeast; pour thia mix ture into I he middle of tho dour, adding a pint of warm milk as you mix it. Beat up wit li tlio hand until it comes off without sticking, and set it to rise bo forei4he .fife, covered with; a cloth ; after an., hour, make it. up into oakes al lout an inch thick;. Set'them on tin plates''' to/rise bet?re 'th? 'fire for ton minn I es, and then bake iii a'alow oven. MACOABONI wim CHRERB.-Tako half a pound of large maccaroni, cut it into convenient lengths, and placo it into a s au sepan willi plenty ' of ' fastboiling water, add salt' to taste, and let it boil rather less thun half an hour. Drain oft the-water, placa the maccaroni in a deep ^dish, 'pour over it a couple of ounces of .butter melted till it just be gins to color, and plenty of grated Far rne&ah cheese, turn over the maccaroni with two forks ns a salad is mixed, then put on a lina flayer of Parmesan, place tbb-dish ih:a brisk oven for a feit min u^rds, md serve, j y --. , Bonns (FRENCH:).-Take half a pint of yeast and a pint and a half of warm milk, add suffijient flour to make it tho fliickhe'ss ci batter ; put into a pan, cover over, and keep worm. When it has risen . to i Ls nt mon t height, add a quarter of a pint of -warm water and half an ounce of salt ; mix all together. Rub into it a little flour, two ounces of butter, then make the dough not quite So stiff as for bread ; let it stand three quarters of an hour, when it will be ready to form into rolls ; then let them stand, until tbpy have risen, and bako in a quick oven. '-' " = ' CAN'T Dp ANT HAEM.-We should like to know how many medicines there are that can't do any harm. "Castor oil," says a mother, "can't do any harm ; and yet a little girl overworked at school, coming home to her mother tired put, and needing only rest and sleep and something to eat, was dosed with castor, oil because, forsooth, it wouldn't do any harm, and something must be done., Next day .no better. Next day siimV and saW-perfectly innocent stuff. Day afttr, child no b?ttef. Tuen ap emetic-emetic can't do any harm, -that is sure. Next day child woree,- mother frightened. Man of a little common Bernie se?B her and says 'f> ff Stop these innocent medicines; give the child a warm bath and feed it property and ld J ir io well in twenty four hours. ^-Herald of Health. THERE is no risk in buying a Mason Sc Hamlin Cabinet Organ. These in i ? tm ment s aro known to be the best of their olasa in tho world But if the opinion of a dealer be asked he willfrc quonlly recommend some other, for the Riniple reason that ho .?nn get larger commissions for selling inferior instruments. * -Tho pneumatic moil system ha? boen opened for publie uso in the oity pf Vionna. By this method letters and paokages not exceeding two ounces in weight can be sent from one end of tho oity to the other-a distance of about ] eight railes-in something less than two seconda. . HERBAIJSTIO REMEDIES. -In formor days, if a member of tho household becamo indisposed, tho family-head, under instructions from the gray haired dame,-went to the forest or tho held, toi gather lie rb H or berries, from which wore quiokly made invigorating extracts, which ere many days brought the patient' safely around, and saw the family gathering once more without a missing member, flow is it now ? Tho slightest indisposition brings the "family physician," with his handsome carriage. He feels the pulse, examines the tongue, looks very grave, writes a fow linos of hieroglyphics, ohargos a big fe<-, and leaves, only' tb' return the next day and find his patient mercurial ized sufficiently to bo really sick. A week or two of attendance foil*r>ws, and therein lies tho secret of "wealthy physicians." Compare tho physique of the present age with the paBt, and the story is complete. Reader, discard chemicals and try herbs. If you are ill, try the great herbalistic remedy, Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters. Pimple?, Eruptions, Hough Skin. Tho hVHtom boing put under tho infiunco of Dr. Pierce's Oolden Medical Discovery for a low weeks, the skin becomos smooth, clear, soft, and velvety, and hoing illuminated with tho glow of perfect health from within, true beauty stands forth in all if H glory. The ef fects of thoso midioineB which oporato upon tho t-ystem through the medium of tho blood aro necessarily somewhat slow, no matter how good the remedy employed. Whilo one to three bottles clear tho skin of pimples, blotches, eruptions, yellow spots, comedones. u grabs,'' a dozon may possibly bo required to euro some cases where tho systom is rotten with nero fui on H or virulent blood poisors. Tho cure of all these diseases, howevnr, from tho co-jimon pimple to the worst scrofula is, with tho uso of thin mont potent agent, only a mat ter of time. Sold bv dealers in mrodicinosJ COVERED WtTn ERUPTIONS. CUBED. Ci.AvxnAcit, Cohimbia county, N. Y.: Dr. R. V. PiF.ncs, Buffalo, N. Y.: Jlear Sir-I am sixty years of ago, and have j boen afflicted with salt rheum in tho woret form for a great many years, until, accidontly, I saw ono of yonr books, which doscribed my case exactly. I bought your Golden Medical Discovery and took two bot'Ifls aud a half, and was entirely cured. From my shoulders to my banda I was ontiroly covorod with eruptions", also on ray faco and body. I was likewise af flicted with rheumatism, so that I walked with great difficulty, and that is entirely eured. May God spare yon a long Ufo to romani a blessing to mankind. With untold gratitude. Mrs. A. W. WILLIAMS. BBONO arris, OB CHRONIC SOBE THBOAT. -It is attended with irritation of the bion cLial tubes, wliioh convoy the air we breath o into tho lungs. This irritation produces sore throat-, hoarseness, coughing, and sometimos spitting of matter streaked with blood. If it ?B neglected it will extend' down to tho lungs, and settles into confirmed consumption. Al len's Lung Balsam will be found a most val uable remedy for curing this disease, aud pre vent its running into consumption. For sale by all medicine dnalers. BORNKTT'8 COCOAINK ?B the best and cheap ost bair dressing in the world. THE boBt Elastic TriiBB, warrantod tho boBt, is Fomeroy's, 744 Broadway, N. Y. Got it. M?I^?T^?P?RTS. KAiillVII.LK. FLOUR-Superfine.$ 4 25 <5> ..?.-. XXX. 5 25 <S> 6 50 Family. 6 75 <5> 6 00 CORN MEAL. 85 (ht .... CORN...... 82%<?> ' 85 OATS. 80 (St 85 WHEAT....... 110 (5) 1 i2% B"AYr-B06t.28 00 (5) 30 00 ?RAN. 25 00 <S> 27 00 PEANUTS. 75 (Si 1 15 BACON-Clear 8idca. 13 (St _ If AMS- Sugar Cured_. 13%(5> 14 LARD. ,16 <ST 16% NUTTER..... 22 (a) 25 EOG?V,.- '.17. ? 18 OINH?NO.,1 25 (B) ? 1 80 WOOL-^UnwsB?werL... .23 @. 30 Tub washed......"... S5%(6> -15 Wfl IHK-Y=r Common:-:-. 1 00 ' Cb ll 5 atoh?rtuoivCrmYit?yY ." 1 75 <?> 3 oo .Bonrbr.hr. 1 '25 -f?b U 50 . Lincoln Oountv.,_ 1 75 (5) 3 50 HIOHWINE8 ... ......... 115 @ ".,\\ COTTON..... 0 (5> 10 Ordinary... .... (5) 12% Good Or Unary. 14%<5> _ Low Middling. 15W(5> _ Si.h.L'H- OlG.or. ? SO tm n 00 Timothy. 3 25 & 3 40 Orchard Grass. 2 40 (5) 2" 60 Bino Grass.'._ 1 25 @ 1 Bft '. 1AWISVJL.L.B. TOBACCO Light Cl ar ks ville grados. grades. Common lugs.. ... $8 60@10OO $9 00(5)10 25 GoodldgH.. 9 50@1100 9 75(5)11 60 Common leaf.ll 50(5)18 60 ll 50(5)14 00 Medium leaf. 18 50@15 50 14 00(316 50 Good leaf.. 16 00(5)20 00 17 00@20 00 Choice loaf. 21 00(5)23 00 22 00@26 00 coron Y carrriNa" TOBACCO. Common smoking inga,. $10 00(5)12 50 Geod smoking lags. 12 00@14 40 Common loaf. 14 00(5)16 50 Medium leaf. 16 50(5)20 50 Good leaf. 20 50(5)26 50 Fine leif. 26 00(5)35 00 Fancy or selections. 83 00@42 00 Fancy bright smoking.... 15 00(5)21 00 WIIE AT -Red and Ambar,. $1 05 (S> 1 10 CORN-Sacked". S3 (? 68 OATS. 61 @ 6S BUTTER - Choice. 18 @ 22 HAY-Timpthy. YJ 00 @ 21 00 GINSENG. 1 80 @ 1 50 FRUIT-Applos, Green. 2" 00 <S> 3" 00 Lemons, per Lox_ 6 00 @ 6 50 Orango?. 10 00 Qb 12 00 PORK-Moss.21 25 @ 2\ 50 LARD. 14 (St 16 BACON-Clear Sides. H%@ 12% CHEESE-Choice. 16 (3> lifo FLOUR-Superfine. 8 75 @ 4 50 Extra Family. 4 26 <S> 4 75 Fancy. 5 50 (S> 6 (?0 WOOL-Tnb washed. 50 (S> .... Unwashed. 83 (Ss 34 POTATOES -Irish per bbl. 2 90 (5) 8 25 COTTON-Middling....... 15%(5) .... Good Ordinary. 14%(S> _ m Kn PU is. FLOUR. 8 25 @ 5 00 CORN. 82 @ 84 OATS. 69 (S> 71 LARD. 14%@ 15 BACON-Olear Sides. 10%@ 11% NSW OKIiKANH, FLOUR -Extra.$5 10 @ 5 20 . XXX. 6 00 ? 5 25 CORN. 85 @ 86 OATS. .... <5> 81 HAY. 24 00 @ 27 00 PORK-Mess. 21 60 @ 22 00 BACON. 8%@ .... HAMS.. 12%@ . 18 LARD. 14%@ 16% SUGAR-Fair to Primo.... 8%@ .... WHISKY-Lonieiana.... . i J2 (Ss 1 14 _ CinchvaU. 112 (5> 115 COTTON-Good Ordinary. 14%? 15% Low Middling. 16%@ 16% CINCINNATI. FLOUR-F*mlly.$ 5 ?0 (5) 5 10 WHEAT... 1 10 (5) 1 15 CORN.. (50 (8) 68 OATS. 00 @ 04 POItK-Mesa:. 20 50 Gb 20 70 HAMS-Sn?ar cared. 9%<S> 10% BACON-GIoar sides,. 11%<S> 11% Price of Tlc Wc? s .Reduced. Tim To MU? neal Etitato Drawing, at Honatou,. haa been poatponed to May 13th, .1875, aud the remainder of tho ticket? will he sold at the re duced price of *1 each, in order to make a full and eompleto drawing. Thia ontorpriso la under tho management of an old and reapou Biblo citizon of Houston-Capt. J. E. Foster, who- will furnish circulara to all applicants. Tesa* ftCiitcrprlac. Capt. J. E. Pouter, of HouBton, Texas, baa eatabliahcd an Emigration Barona in oottaiec lion with hie old oalahliahed Lund Agonisy, and will furnish parnphlutu and mapa deaorip-tivo of T? \n H to ali who wish to como to tho Lone StarBtato. _ DB. A. JOHNSON, one of tho most HUCceBafnl practitionora a? hia limo, invented what ia now callod JohiiBon'u A nod vim Lini motit. The great auocoaa of thia article in the euro of bronchitia and all diaoasoa of throat and lungw, will make tho uamo of Johnson nob leea favornbly, if leB? widely kuown, than that of Louis Napoleon. ETJECTRIOITY ISLIIPE.-All nervouH dis orders, chronic diBoaaoa of tho cheal, hoad, liver, stomach,, kiduoye. and. blood, achea and paiua, norvonu and gohorid debility, otc.. quickly oured after drugs fall by woaring Yolta'B Eleotro Bolt? and Banda. Valunhlo book freo, by Volta Bolt Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. THE public ara hereby assured, through tho cohunnB of thia papor, tba*. Par son's Purgativo Pilla contain no iujnrious prinoiple, but that they may bo admiulaterod to children and tho most weak and ahattorod constitutions in amati doaea, with great cor tain ty of BUCC088. Go TO River 8ido Water Caro, Hamilton, 111. Ttrtt'H 1.1 Ver PlllR act mildly on tho stom ach an-d'liver cauelnn no urtplna. They contain no drastic eleinont. WHEELER & WILSON'S ROTARY-HOOK LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHIES. MOR3S "X-HAJST 1,000,000 OH?1 THEIR FAMILY MACHINES IlsT USE. A QUARTER of a CEIvTTURY'S Trial has Demonstrated their Superiority. 6 6 A7SrHEELER & WILSON S NEW VY No. 6 MACHINE munt event ually/ supcrcedc all others now run with which it comes in competition. Wc recommend for it thc highest award ?which it is in thc power of the Institute to bestow"-From the unanimous re port of tho five judges of tho American Institute, Now York, 1874. Tho board of Managers unanimously approved the leport, and recommended for this maohino tho Gold Mcdaljf thc Institute. ." : Tho Board of Direction unnuiriioiiBly approved this recommend utiqjii ?nd awarded tho Qof/i Medal to Wheeler ?fe Wilson, tho only gold medal ^a^ardod. for a Bowing Maohino by tho American loBtitntte foe many yoara. 'Jhe Austrian Official Report Vf thc Vienna Exposition, pronounced it "tho mar ucl of thc Exposition,'" and added, "this universal machine s/Ms thc heaviest leather hornes* and tk& finest gauze joith a truly pearl stitch. * Thc O rand Medal of Prog ess was awarded for it. > What the loading Manufacturers of ' Boots and Shoes say of. WHEELER & WILSON'S ,;:= Tas-e?.is- ??T?B3r^ KEW No. 6 SEWING MACHINE. Wo, manufacturera of boots - and {.hoes, are using Wheeler 7c Wilson's "Sfvvf No. 6 S?wing Machine in all kinds, of ?titohing on our work, and confi dently believe that it will Bap?rsed? all others in this branch of manufactures, for the following reasons : 1. The work done by this maohino is snperior to that of any other in variety, amount, excellence and beauty. 2. This machine is more durable than: any other of its class, requiring much lesB outlay for repairs and renewal of parts. 8. It does the cording or staying of button holes in a most elegant and substantial manner, without the ex pense of royalty. In short, because by tho nse of this machine we can turn out superior work at leas cost than with any other. \ Signed by many.'] ?STIt is fast Btipereeding all other ma chines for leather work. WHEELER & WILSON'S NEW No- 7 MACHINE, no? for the first time introduced to tho public, lank? in excellence with their famous No. fl Machine, but has some modifications adapting it to special classes of work. The Tailor will find it as well suited to his work as is No. 6 to leather work. It might properly te termed the Tailor's Maohjne. Send for cironlar to Wheeler & Wilson Manfg Co. 44-14th St.. New York. SV KUY FAMILY WAWTUII'. .tuT?iiy tn Vt. LiSold hy agent?. AilH.'eM M. N. lovell, Krln, Pa. i?rrt> RAOIfWRKK. Undine** lci;ii I ir ni .?. Art *S> i j?t OOHS Palmer. Allan A Oil,?H. 1.01ns, Mo. Cior/I'H 7-Hhooter, -II cul. r, shot, f.oi); U O, / l>.;onselection, Box 10Milan,Tenn. STRANGE BUT TRUE ! 'Mi? Tsong il::n .Lur.unibor growB to rve'gh 70 pound's ?icft amt tine quality. 19 cits., per need ; 10 seeds, ?1 Mixke Cucumber grows iron! 2 to H reel loug and culls like a nnuke. 'JU eta.per paper, Ptialnn Watornicloii. Very superior:' ?ml *cew* perfectly fresh i ad sweet throughout Hie win .-er. ?lcenla per paper. Suii?'S)oiry Watcr tneloii. Huest in cultivait-n; StUU pris'a; IO ?ia. 11 r paper. Japan. Kaetsli. Pods 2. foei; long and delicious. I? cts. per paper. Rlammotjl CnliiiuKc. Hearts weigh friiui 'JO to 6il-JjOttOaM e-ncn : teiidcr and sweet; 10 ctn. per paper. Mnm nintlf wciunvll, weighs IOU ,to WU pounds./-ll cLs,. ppr paper. Oonrt'ltror Tomato, tt>n days' ear lier than any other variety ; 25 ct-, ppr paper.t Jnpnn Peas-BOU iiualula pee . nero on common laud ; attenuated for stock ?f table mc; grows on nn upriuhi Htalk,- lft.cts por paper,,59 cts-per p nt. SOctsperquBrt. ciiuruii I'miiMi grazing nil summer ana toed for yourself all winter; linn for poultry, and fut tens more hogs than ten Utpeu the area lu coru, 150 bust ela per acre on poorest land, 10 cts. per paper. 40 cts. per pint,- "ii eta. per quart, ?I0 per bimbel, bus- el. r?0 HUrtlBCO.-Wo have certificates topiove all thee claims. . , Kimc Milpa-With good roots, of any variety tbe purchaser nmy choose at I for SO cents, ? for |i. .JO tor |3, lt? tor tu ' Also, potato, cabbage and other plants at low rates ? cods anil ro'es hy mai\. poctpaid. Pend tor our free cataloi no glvlnir full lint, de scription* und testimonial*' from those u7io hare prow* thc a'iorr. seeds. Address SOUTHERN SEED 5 PLANT CO., Gallatm, Tenn. I.K MKSKACBBK says of UH:' ".Their rare and luxxllglous vcgemblps elicit tue admiration of all wUo nave the good fortune to visit their celobrnt ed gardens at Uallntln." MUSIC AND SCHOOL BOOKS. Commence itonr instruction with American Soliool Music Beaders! X3NT li BOOKS. Book I [38 eta.] bas a charming course for Pri mary Schools. HOOKS II {50 ?ta ] hes one equally attractive for Grammar schools, nud Honk il I 60 ?ts. ts titled for higher Qrammir classer. - High fechnols. Thu very practical, Interesting and thorough cour.?e In these Looks was cousti neted by li. ?. Emerson and W. H. Tilden. jFor a companion hool; use Cheerful VoleeR. A large collection o goolul Behool Hongs, Dy i . o. Emerson.- A pnpu. lar book. 50 cts. Afterward take up THE HOUR OF SINGING. CHOICE TRIOS, or THE SONG MONARCH. These hooks aie for Hms SCHOOLS aud ACAD T-SIKS. TIM? Hour of Singing [tl 00] by L. O. Em orson aod W. S. ll den. ls arranged lor 2, 3, or 4 voices ''ce Triot Ul AO] bv W, H Tilden, lor :t voli-es, arc choice lu ?very sjnso, and The Song Monarch 175 ctn 1 by II. ll. Palmer, assisted by i.. O. Emerson, unexcelled os a book lor Hinging CVasw-s, ls equally good for nigh Schools. All books sent, post-pnld, for ictail price. Oliver Dilson & Cu., Chas. II. Hilson & Co., BOSTON. 711 Uro ml iv u>-, IV. Y. Agents. Chang Chang sella nt Hight. Necessary aa t?jap. Goods free, Chang Chang M'f'g Co . Boston. At? PER o v Y-?Send for "chromo" tjDJL v" catalogue. J. II. RUXKOUi?'?HON.-I,Boston. A DA Y. 4 geo tn wanted, male mid female. Address Euroka AI'lg'-o, Buchanan Mich. $22 &C0<?Qfl per day at nonie. Terina free. Addre.v vPOi-M>4CU (J KO. KTiNSfiK A Co.. Portland Maine dJQftf) a month to agenta everywhere. Address ipZUU KXCKLKIOR M 'i'd Co.. Buchanan, Mich. t?fc>/"i Bally lo Agents. KT, new articles and the W~J\J liest Fatally Paper lu Am<-rlca. wini two f/S rib rou vos. free. Am. M'Pg Co .ano Broadway. N.V MflWFV r""/c rapidlv with Htonctl and Roy Check JuUilD 1 outfits. Catnlogite.saruplesnDil full |u>rtlc iilararrec. SI. M. HPKNCKK. 117 Haunver-nt. Bnsl'n. fini V ft!Q Fianna's PATKNT I'm mn: Mower UHLI U>Q. Knife Grinder Hold by dealers. Cir cule rs tree. HKNKY FISHER .Canton. Ohio. WONDERFUL! IA only for thc NATIONAL ENCYCLOI'KUIA. Agenta may coln ninny at thin; lu? commissions LARGE. Write to T. KLWOUD ZELL, Philadelphia. Pa. P DT I V P QV or FITS cured by tho uso of Dr. Rosa' DI lbprul Epileptic Remedies. Trial pockngo BB KRKB. For cir. niara,evidence or Bite. HUdross HUSH BHHTU KRX, lllchimnl. Iud $75 A WKEK. Agents wanted every where. Fur outllt'JSc. Fa ITU & WALKKB. Dayton, Ohio. W AN'l'f'I) AGENT.-* Every where, to sell mirpi p ular 'Life nf Ur Livingstone'from hlschlldhocd .0 als . TaHl Journal.' full, complete, authentically < t Ire, people's edition H. H. Ku->si ll.Tiih l'in t'n.M ni s. ni A? ic Ttirea?er. Aiailcil tor as ola. Large discount to dealers. Only p-Tfecl Threader mud'-, tl-i-d hy ibe hlliul In ull A nyilil na. Wells M'l'g Cn,tai Coori st. I'osloti.Maas. A DVKRTtaKRfll Mend 90 eta. to G KO. P. Row ?\.Ki.i. n. Co , 41 Park Row. N. T., for then pani- . vfUet ot lOO page*-, containing lists of 3,000 note papers, and estimate? showing cost of advertising. A .MONTH.-AG KN Tv. wanted ovitry whero. Rosiness honnrahln and llrat clsss. Particulars sent tree. Address WORTH cl- CO.. Ht. Louis. Mo. AGENTS WANTED is rglllis paper ts printed with Ink rurnlnhed by I 1,'hartea Enen Johusoci A. Co., Sty Hu. 10th Ht Philadelphia, and SS Gold Street, New Yurk. For sale In 10 and 25 lh cans hy SOUTHERN NE>VH PAP KR ll > ION. Nashville. Tenn. Fur tho faalcl sell hook over pub lished. Send for cir culara and our extra ti-rms lo Agents. NATION AL FUR. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,or Memphis,Tomi. mAonNTH WANTKD EVKBYWHKBK.-The choicest in the world-Importers' prices largest company In America-staple article -p'cosea everybody-trade Increasing-best In ducements-don't waste time-snnd for circular to Robert Wells, 4t Vesey St, M. Y ; P. O. Box 1287. io?'? Painless ?pinCore.?? Prof. Meeker' ccisfut remedy of tho presentTday. Send for Paper ou Opium Eating. P. O. Box 470, LAPORTE, IND. 700 SUPERB VARIETIES OF I coo ooo Greenhouao Pinn tu. Mailing Plants a Speoialty. I Hum r.itod Catalogue Free. ! E. V. TEAS ?c uG. ?iuhmonti, in' f* ?\ Ol Ike Prettleat Cuni? jon ever saw, with your name handsomely printed on lill them sent, post-paid, upon receipt of 20 Ww cents. Your friends will all want them wh-n they see yo'ira Address, W. C. CANNON. 40 Kueolaud H .. Rostou. Mans. Of anvandeverylcU?.- ?end stamp foe- (?.i?l..Kci.. AcMr.M <;r.cl uv.i.m ii HQ ai>4 finial W.rlll. PIT TT S Ul.'Et UH fA COTTON ! COTTON ! TUP-earliest ana most Proline Cotton tn the world Make i from lin* hales per acre; four week.1 earlier than any other cotton. Senil for cir culars. Addrens W. ll. MtiUAULi-.Y, Citrrolltou, Cnrroll c. ci nt v. Miss. OPIUM liu MORPHINE HABIT speedily cured by Dr. Beck's only known und B?ro Hi-mc dy, NO <:SSAH?JI: ?r treatment until cured. Cull on or ??Mr. u DR. J. C. BECK, 118 John Btreot, CINCINNATI, ono? WHAT AUK vPILEH? HEAD! "PLAIN BLUNT Pacta,?? aTrt-atlseon tho Causes, History, Cure and l'un. icu-.ic of Plf,KS. Pub lulled br P. NKPKTAEI). TKR A <:i)., 46 Walker Street, New York. Sent FREEtoall 'pans ot tbs United Slate? on receipt of a letter ?tamo. DR. C. A. B0H?NN?R, T\TO. 619 North Fifth Street, 8U LbuU, Mo., ESTAR 1^1 I.isl! I'D 1K?7. Cures all Bntferorrwithout Hie uso of Moroiiry. Charges ronnnnahlo fix?. a?T"l>r. B.'B "TreatlBo on HpoctsI Ulannrea." which 1 fully explains tho naturo, cannei, ?ymptomis, ?nd means to euro all forms of Norvnos Unblllty, all Ulgoaoes causad by tho " Errors of Youth," and ajNOADM Information on other dellcato Bubjc-cts, sent vin i: In plnin soalod envulniHi. For advcrttsiiiK In ANT newspaper hi-t'ircanning my now cataliiguo of ovor OM: Tllot sAM) PaperE. 8.P.SANBORN,U4Monroo-at.,Chicago,Ul. SENT FREE A B"ok exposing tho mysteries of WATT . Qfll and bow any one may op?ralo ano- if xlLu Ult ccanlully wii n a capital of 850 or $ lUOM. Com ulcte lnstiuctlons and llluttrntlonn lo any address. 'I'll/Ml HIUOO i!} <fc CU. BANKKlwnud iHluKKRS. 2 Wall street. New York.. .,/ .. ' - '. MOVKY IN IT NUUK.' Joat out. Useful. Handsome, Cheap. Hells XMftR^ttt* A roro chance. Also, MW MAPS, CHARTS. Ftc. ; Our new Chart. 'CltlttHTlAN tl KACBW. lt? n .. pleiullil miceos.'?. Ctn, cinoail prlces'samd tts New YorkJ send for term* tu K. C. m hiv mun, r. Barclay st. CLY.* tva W.itb stcin.b. (erostuig Illus work or ?60 ' contain lug valuable Information lor those who are married or ? a in^a iPuS i . 'PH K BOO* CAN SELL, MAMGEGuTDE^: valuable Information ?br those who *.... coniemplalemarriage. Price Illly cen ta by mall Address Da. BUTTS' .?I8PBNHAHT. Ii NO BIKIIIII Mirent. St. I,onls. Mi SHARPS RIFLE CO., Manufacturers of Patent Breech, loadlug,Military. Snorting and i reed moor Rifles. TIM bett Iii thc World. Wlnuer ul Iuteri;atlonal and ne?rlv all other principal mutches al? Treed moor. (Hep ofllclal llecord.) Sporting: Rifles, ?30 to S'.tS.OU % Crecdmoor Hilles, willi elevation xorl, ?00 yarda, SOO and 9135. *.i-nd for illus tra'eu Catalogue. K. O. WKdTOOT r, President. AiiMoiiY ANM> OITKICK. ll .vin PO un Conn. DO YOUR_OWN PH INTI NCI TtfOVELTY JHV PRINTING PRESS. For-Proieiirilbnnl and Amateur Printers, Keim?l*, Nocietlcn, Mnn iiinctiirci'M, Mci'chaiitM, and other? Ul. Iii? MST ever Invented. ll!.OOO In mac. Ten styles. Priced from sn.00 to S1C0.00 BENJ. O. WOODS* CO. Manufr. and riinrnBBf di-nlim In all kinds i>r Printing Material, i-iid riama for Catalogue.) 49 Federal Bt. Booton. MAGIC L ANTERNS itl'.t mater's Paient Arlopttcoii. The mn>t powerfol Mi. gie Lantern .ver made; with a bril lani oil Lui un; ft* home. Sunday Behool and Lectures. Stereoptlcons. Ac. Bilden at reduced .ptlceS. A PKOKITAIII.K BITSINK8S FOn A M.l.N WlTlI SM A LI. UlPIT*.!.. atnlOglieS sent (Hl appllcuiion. ?viii. Y m ' ,V I. I.I S'l'tr. I< , i ;j ll (lu stunt H.., Philadelphia, Pa. NEEDLES FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES can be obtained at about one-half the usual rates hy ordering direct. Singer's. 41 cl?, per doren: Wheeler ?te wilson, 6(1 ctn. ; Howe's 50 eta. ; ?rover ?fc Baker. 50 eta. ; and others In proportion. I nelone thc amount and Needle? will be returned by tlrst mail. Address. DEFHNCK NKEDIiE CO., 65S Broadway, New York. Thia new Truss ls worn with perfect comfort, night and day. Adapts Itself lo every motion ol the body, retaining Kupture under . the hardest exercise or se vere-it strain prill per manently cured. Hold cheap by the Elastic Truss Co., OHr. Broadway, New York Cl.y. font bv mall. Call or Mend fur circular mid- he cured. PORTABLE Soda Fountains. $40, $50, $7?, k $100. GOOD, DURABLE AND CHEAP. Kblpped Ready for Use. Manu lari in ed hy OH \ PM A NACO., Madison. Incl. ??"Send tor a Cntalogne. THU HKST in lite World. 11 Ol vf s Universal Satisfaction. \V orv l ?K lt KC Ii Kcnnoiny, ?In lbs. more Bread to bbl. Flour. SAVKS MILK.KUUH, ?fcc. One year'? nnvinc will buy a cow NOIIlOR^yOlIK ll IL IC AD. Whiter IIghtor. sweeter, richer. KVKUYllODY Praise* lt. The Indies HI e all tn love with ll. SKIdiS llkei HOT CAKKS. OWMnnd at once for circular to UKO. P. OltANT/. ?fe CO., 17(1 Ihmne Hi.. New York. AOENTS WANTED lor tho ?e% Book STJCOH5SS HST BTJOINTCSS. Tin i country hua money for everybody. Money in Ti nile, in the Mill, lu Minea, on the Farm, In Hie (linden, in Wheat, lu Corn, tn Stock, In Poul try. This book shows bow Business Men, Farm ers. \V0rkln2mch. Young Men and Women, all may get, KHVC, loan and use lt: .lust Ino book needed, and will sell fa.sl. Address for "rarenlars and terms, .1. C. ni, CC it I> Y <&CO., cincinnati, O.: Chicago. Ill ; su Louis; Mo. N. B.-Tho Peo ele's Standard Edition or the Holy Blolc.pnhllshed y it?; ls the finest, cheapen and best. ARCIIIR make I'rnni fVi 10 JStl-per month Helling lt with Other |I,I'.|;M. wuhi<ut extra expeiw. -?V-ii* 3E*X stol Shoots Darts or Sings Perfectly ai cumie Ileo tmmendril hy snort? men and military men. Splendid p.u inr amusement. Ono may become a dead shot bv practicing with lt. - To a n . rtsmu'i lt ls Invaluable. Price, Including I? .r H. silica Targets, and.Ounstock. 15.00. HaniP son<ely nickle plated, tO.Ot'.. self-adjusting Bell 'target, 12,01. Pur salo by nun dealer*, or sent by mall ou receipt of p leo, and :V> els. postage POPE BROS., M nun IV.ei ni ei . 45 High Ht. Hu ton, Mass. GRAND^FAIR FLORAL EXHIBITION. rrs.llIO Second Anniinl fair of Hie Agrluul'iiral, JL mechanical and Horllciilinral Asnoclu'lou ot Mobile, will be held Tuesday, April 27, 1876. and continue live days. Thu most beautiful j,-.mindi In Hie south -Molt dellKhtful drives iruihu World Kvery arrangement made for the enjoyment ol visitors No entrv lee charged exhibitors. Races each day of tho Fair. Railroads and Steamboats carry passengers and articles for exhibition at half rates, send to f-ecreiary for Pi ionium List. Buy an excursion Ticket and come to the Fair. PORTABLE GRINDING MILLS. Kcal french Ilitrr M Ul upi u- ' die undrr-ruiiaern, euch bend uiint r-rmiiu'rs. Tor Farm ot? ."iiei cha?! Work. None* clor .Mill NIoneM of nil HISPM, <at>?i.iiie l)u(< li An ker Iloltlnir Cloth, .Hill Pl.'liw, emu . Sbelliirs rand Cleaners, (?eurie Sliiiflini', I'la", n, i;.".iik., ic, .-ill 1;ititi? m .Mill .Unehiiiery mid .Millern' Mipptles. Hei|d fer l'aniplilel. St rani> Mill Coiaiuiiiv Mox 1 Clo. ililli ininti, O, CHOPPER Al once, ?crap?. Dim, O Weeda and Stocka. HU +?* Ts. Diamond COTTON IMPROVED?WARRANTED X^i^ffife t CuUlralur. ?20. Placier, ; DhMliaurMMCnlUviiUf ? emnblnrd. tiS. mi?ni Pi.ANTRn atti .h- i neal, M SO extra All < warranted. Afeul. want- , --rd. Rend .lamp for Illa?- < CHEAP Ual?d circu?.r ?llb war-J D. 0. 0. * O, Cfc.9AYwn*ra??,n?7c*e*io iiwwl?ct!V I?Htablished JSns. THADK MAns, PATENTED, The best and rhenpetl Pu Int In the 2Y?Tl'!_for ?rnn: Ti^'?i'?i Wof|.l. For aalo -I? .... ....... , ... i,, .i-or nato i??^'fi??U0V?rv^v,H!rf' PR?N?Et* METALLIC I AL\ i ?.O.. Mnnutt re?r!, !M Cedar fit New Y? rk AINT- ,.1 ? t3{~O A.TJTTOIV. -Purchasers will please 6(3c thu!, our mineect.d fm,!- mfirltnr?on each and every p:i<-!'i'? ..?.ai. <-. ",,ir , PIERCE WELL AUGER mm ^a-vKs^n-bo Wi St^^?? .oapiton? and eanda?one, ?nd in taking np and PMet'i fo^rji??ddre.Y ?U^ANTKKl3. Sena Cl!A3. P. -PJKKCB, Bloomfield. Iowa. -A DAY GUARANTEED our Well Angel-and Drill? In food territory. lUghest testimo nials', f toni Oov&roonof Iowa. Arkan. Csa* ?nd pahoU. A ll TT I fX Ai A? we are tho original In aAliiiaT?. ? . B..W ?" .^ TunU>r?,p?rUo? bnyliiBor A"''? Mkui.nr.l-ivltU.?Ht ...ir.M.nviit. will*bi mSSSSitaL":.or loWngeineiit. Augur Uouk Imo. SMIO * "?Si1'" to *22d Agent*. w AOittum W. V/. JILZ, Box UJMQ. Ht. Loni?. Ma. TRY ELAINE XAMP, OJULV Safe, ^Brilliant, and Cheap. NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.'S "VIBRATOR" THRASHER. Tho BBIIiIil ANT SUCCESS of this Grain Saving:, Tlme-Savlne THRESHER, ls unprecedented In tho annals of Farm Machinery. In n brief period lt luis become widely known and FDIiliT .ESTABLISHED, as the ?LEADiNGTIIRESHING ?TIACmNE." GRAIN RAISERS REFUSE to submit to the wasteful and imperfect work of othor Threshers, when posted on tho vast svperioritt/ of thin one, for- saving grain, saving time, and doing fast, thorough and economical work. THRESHER MEN FIND IT highly advantageous to run a machine that has no "Beaters," "Pickers," or " Apron," that handics Damp Grain, Long Straw, Headings, Flax, Timothy, Millett and nfl snell difficult grain and seed.", with ENTIRE EASE AND EFFECTIVENESS. Cleans to perfection ; savoB the farmer his thresh hill by extra saving of grain; mnkes no "Litter ji?gs;" requires LESS THAN ONE-HALF tho usual Belts, Boxes, Journals, and dears; easier man nged ; lcs9 repairs ; one that grain raisers prefer to employ and walt for* even at advanced price*, while other machines nrc "ont of joh.?." Four sizes made willi 6, 8.10 and 12 borge ** mounted'* Powers, also a spe cialty ofSeparotors "alone," expressly for STEAM POWER, and to match other Horse Powers. If interested ingrain raising, or.threshing, write for Illustrated Circulars (sent/ree) with full particu lura of sizes, stylos, prices, terms, etc NICHOLS, SHEPARD ic CO., nattle Creek, Michigan. VINEGAR BITTERS tn ff n i Tir ii^f^Mm, i>r. ,?. Walker's California Vin Vig&v Mitlers aro :i ptuoly Vegetable propara. Ion, made, chiefly from tho na tivo herh.i found on the lower rangos ol the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor nia, tho medicina) properties of whicn arc eNtr.-tetcd therefrom without tho use of Alcohol. Tho question ia almost; daily asked, "What in the cause of tho unparalleled aimcesa of VINEGAR BIT I KKS ."' I lui* a'tiswi r is, that they remove thti eausn of dteelisej and the patient re - covers his health. They aro Hie gr?ais blond purifier and a life-giving- principle, a perfect Kenovatnr and Invigorator af tho system'.: Never before in the history, of the world hus a niudicine 'leen ronipounded possessing the reiunrkable qualities of VINKCI AR .BIT*TKRK in hnuling the Bick of: eve rt ?liscaso tuan is heir" to. 'i'hoy ?ira a genii* '.'I relive ns well UH a Tonic, relieving .Congestion or Inflammation ol thu Liver and Visceral OrginiH, in BiliouR Diseases. Tho nroperlies of DR. WALKER'S YiiNKOAB BITTKRN aro Aperient, Dianhoretio, Caruimativo, Nutritious, Laxativo, Diuretic Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, Altera tivo. ami Anli-BiliocH. lt. II. MT?DONAL.? dt CO., Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, California, ind cor. of Washington anil Charlton Rt?.. N. Y. Orin Sold I.y all ? Ksrlsti and Deniers. SOLD on THAL. THE YOKE MANUFAC ' TORINO COMPANY. Builders of Pulleys, Bhattlug and all kinds of Mill Gearing, are lelllnp the ile i. LINO KU 'ronan* IC WATKR WU KKL very cheaply, though the best In usc. For descriptive Pamphlets ad dress YOMK M'F'O COj. York, Pa. BR.'WHITTIER* No. 617 St. Churlos Street, St. Louis, Ito,, - un i In -i-, to trial all caaea if obataetea to marriage, blood . Impurltiaa, over; ailment or alckoeaa which reaulta fr?re lortl.crcUnn ?r.lmpjod?neV. with unj?ir?llfltd ntic-'-.f?. Dr. W.'e eatabllihmrnt li chartert4 bj tb? Bttto sf Mia aourl,- wa? founded and baa t.rrov e.tabilshcd io fiaort .af?, certain and reliable relief. Il- Ire a gradna'.? el .areial rcedlaal college*, and having lb? eiparieno? of a long aod-?uM??aful lire In blt epoclaltlea ba ha? ?erffotcj rcm.-1lta.lhat araefle^tual In all thea? cue?. HU paiknt* err. Uto? ln-atfd tty mall o? tl prc SH >.-.v,;.Uri. He matter wno failed, aall or write. From th? treat nqnv t--r pt ?{,?.11-?Ilona In ?, eoahlnd lo-keop.hla ohnrgea low. HO pages, nt-rlnw VII ayibptomi; for two mapa. MARRIAGE GUIDE, page?, ?,j?|iuUr book which abould. hefread h, Avery bal?.' Mo marrlrit pair, br piraorie' contemplating max. flag?, can nfltml to do without lt, H coo taloa ibo oream .? -.-Heal literatura on thlat ?abject, th? reeulta of f>r. W.'. ..ii? r<perlm<M! ?Vu Hi? t"-?t ihntigbta from 1?:* wtrk. ?- ."I f.on.-1-ix ' ?m? ?i-alOI. po,'-pal.l for Wieta. HEN writing to ativcrilnersph-oso ment lan tue nama of thia paper. No. 14 H. N.e.. (fia OfT ?*KU DAV i.oininluolon orJSO ? wes? ?AV IC Applv DOW. U. Webber afc Co. Mavrlftn.O