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TU.E GARDEX AXd'hOUSEIIOLD.
' Xotea by the Way.
Half the lumber used in the United!
States is spruce and pine, of whicx
6,000,000 feet were cut in 1874.
; If pear and apple cions have been cut
1 in due season and well preserved, they
I can be successfully set up to the 10th of
June by a capable hand. ' p T (",' " f J., "
s" J ThA lurcfi nnmlier of sales of "fancy
short-horns " on the tapis, suggests to
the Tribune the old saw about rats de-j
serting a sinking ship.
Hot alum will destroy insects indoors
or out, says iMio Journal oj Chemistry
one pound of alum to two quarts of
water. It should be used while nearly
boiling, and applied to all the cracksand
crevices. !
Commenting on the claims put forth for
the cow-keeDinff-on-three-quarts-of-meal
tkcory, the Detroit Tribune dlaref
that few stock-growers or Uirynfii cafc
le made to believe such a course of fecd-
incr either profitable .to the owner
healthful for the animals. .
None but a lazy teamster will allow the
harness or yoke toremain on Jeams jwiile,
they eat their" middaymeal eams will
perform more labor on the ' same feed in
a given time by giving them water every
two or three hours. , The .water .should
etand in tho sun. ,if - practicable. ?It
should not be cold on' any account. :
The male turkey does not attain it
greatest vigor untti the third or fourth
year, therefore a, cock two pr three years,
old is better than a year, oki lor breed
ing. But it .is well to" change the, male
every year, which is believed to produce
healthier and stronger chicksj and hens
two years old and up ward; arg alfio.best.
for breeding. .
A story comes from Blue Eath coun
ty, Minn., that a. fanner there, found in
ono peck of earth, eight hundred ra3r
hopper eggs, alL of which bjeing warmed
. near a stove harched out. . Southern and
western Minnesota
with the insect for
Interesting Item from Home ana
t Abroad
An Sffeilient8 taken place between
government troops and the Carlists near
j Toloaa, the latter being defeated with a loss of J
t one hWdredkUied A'i Aln'answer to a question
to what coarse the Enusb government1
as
r or
illl
woulitAkw-4f the adepwtwiettee- ef -Belginm
1 waAtafceaienadln doiaftiicif iUfiijiion
of PruBtda'a demands, Mr. Disraeli said that
there had been much exaggeration in this mat-
hter, but 1f Belgian peutrtBty.wl s threatened
England was prepared to do her duty ine
steamers Ocean an l Fa-Sing collided at Shang
hai,' and th4 latter eaat: immediately, causing 1
great loss of Ufe. .... .Much damage has been
done by floods in Australia A party of
Mexicans," reumiDg, ,from Texas with stolen
cattle1 in their possession, have been arrested
at Camargo.. ....The explosion of a boiler in
the gingham mills, at South Adams, Maes.,
killed three men and fatally injured three
others,,.... Go. Haanft,of Pelflilylvania,
has signed th1bill tirepeil the Iffcsal option
Uw . . i .Thadaeus Smith, tf North Hadley,
Mass., farmer, has failed. His liabilities are
tl5Q00V and his assets $100,000...... Dan
'Bryaht, "the noted minstrel, died in such poor
cireasMtancee tb4betneaieooiate had
tocdntrlbatemoy'fiirliteBariaL rt '
L 1 . I L , it kl 1 1 I I
The draft has been completed of a bill pro-
hihitiBg religious orders in Prussia except
Eads was MtfeJbyDari IXcAIhsteri af
Peoria, HI. thief eeized a package con
taining $500- from a bank messenger in the
Boston post-office and escaped.. A family
at Dutch Hollow, HL, were poisoned from, eat
ing lobsteralVebiii diedani two ol ta. men
are not expected to live. Twenty-two lives
have, been lost in the Canada Pacific railway
survey, and steps have been Jaken in Ottawa
to raise a memorial to the victims John
Donohue had his head blown off by an explo
sion of fulnagiatuaj powder: at 'Sew Hcren,t
fionn '. . Abram J. Buckles, auditor of Dela-
tsaa mors interesting and tnstrttctivw than
any other. It la the great memodon known as i
"The Congresa of -JloriarrJia." , The Havxr'9
emitted toentionmg this, because, probably,
they supposed Mx, Xarnnm .wonld not dare to
incur the expense of transporting such an
DOZTnoufl kSalr throusb. the conn try J ;But hs
will do so, and, here M a brief description of
this dizzSng ' md bewildering exhibition," a'
givenby-aKewXorkeotemporaryr vr
Of all the gorgeous ' pageants the world
ever saw the 'CongroHS of. Nations is the
greateetj and how the surpassing genius of
eren Barntnn' eould "produee it' is a wonder. '
The eoetumes are trua Xo life, and tnanyef
thent are genuine, having beeh procured direct
from,tne jiatmaauries mtuax mtj represent
ware county; rlcd.f is "BecfitreSTaTdefaulter to. tTha-mdiTi4aals employei to personate iUm
. i3 -i- V - ' f - . t hMAfifl raltM harm Chs tatt fitMnl Ttt
tae amouniiji) tiuw urj;111 "t"
being taken by the New Jtreey farmers' clubs
to prevent the spread'of cattle disease there.
Serious and, damangv oo4Sva.toccaed,
along the line of the t?nion Paafic raHroadt.
A mischievous boy in New York while throwing
stones Accidentally killed: Et5e girlte'yeaaB
of age. . 1 . . . A ploV La Wen flisooBredi in
Uruguay to assassinate the President and his
Cabinet. J.... Seven pereons are implicated in
the Washington post-offico coatrscV frauds i r
A receiver has been appointed for the Northern
Pacific railroad ..... i-. . Indians surrounded the
miners in the Black Bills,' and 'endeavored to
burn their stockade, but were unsuccessful
They killed and scalped one miner, who was
WW f rota the stockade Government "ttoops
arrived, rescued the party, and tookthimiroia
the hills.'
nas Deen amictea
two ? yearaf, 'and is
those employed in mrsing the ifk , The
cholera has appearefrm the province -ef- Oude,-
aetIudia......The Bothschilds have issued
the TJTOBpectu) of a new Jiusaiarf loaff of 15,
000,000, with interesCat'fdur ahdVh'alf'per
cent, per; aunum, to be issued at ninety-two
..'..Disturbances still continne; in.jBoUvia
arid 'Buenos Ayres ...... Sir Mich ael Ilicks-
Beach, Chief Secretary for Ireland, stated in
ihelJouBe of ..Commons that the law in regard,
td the bearing of arms in Ireland, would not in
terfere with? tii American, riflemen who axel
golig there-. w.... A government geologist eft
Fort Laramie to make a survey oi the Black
Hflls, ... Chas. D. Thompson .was trying to
escapetOj England from the law, and an officer
haying found him on the steamer, Thompson
shotlaimsetf . .'i'.!rAnother insane man was ar
rested all the ' miie House ''m Wasamgtou
while lookfcg fdr 'PVosldent' Grant.' A loaded
pistol was found bhis'rson! .V. The pleasure
yacht Ella Anna,4 rontalnirig' a party of eight
likely to be again. . .Many .farmers, are I persons, capsized and sunk ; iA the1 harbor at
reported to be; thoroughly discouraged
by the news, and are preparing to .leave
the country, '.(; i
Almost a Cure for Consumption.
I will only' tell what I know of a
woman who took" a heavy 'cold that
eettlod on her .hings.-- She is 'getting
pretty well up in the forties and inherits
a tendency to consumption, and one' 6f
her children died of it. Her cough was
almost constant, and that, .with, pains,
lasted, as she said , , " f or weeks, and
Chaflester. S. C, in a sqnalL Four of the party
were saved and four drowned. . . . . .The Jesuit
College at Buenos Ayrea wis turned bya mob
and several of the priests killed or wounded.
Agents' bfPh0 Hrenei gf erSqien have
made contracts in Bohemia for ten thousand
horses ...... During a debate, iu .the Pussian
Diet on the bill withdrawing ' the State grants
from the Roman Catholic clergy, Prince Bis
marck made sfseeo declaring that hQ was not
anTSnemy "of'he 6atn6uc Churcn ;Kh'ewarrei
only against the Papacy.!?.. .The1 German
government journals give tranquUizing assur-
' Peter -.Henderson, out NeV Jerwy
horticulturist, - in aUusian to - the fact
that . all food qualities of fragrance,
beauty; hardiness and constant blooming
are. riot to ,be found in one, rose quotes,
the words'of ; German ' neighbof , "who
came to him in great irritation, and said:
I Lave eo much droubleil,4e .
when dey comes to buy' mind 'rose; dey
wants hardy; dey wants him dou
bles'; dey wants him mondly; dey wants
fcim'lnwrrand: ' dev" wants him 'nice
coulert dey wants him
In 1363 P.fc Carman WTot bis autobiography
for Burr Ox. th eelahtated pobtiaher In
Hartford, CL, for which they paid kia fifteen
thousand dollars. ' It made a book of eight
hundred pages, was profusely UhistraUd, rave
articular account of Barnusa eventful life
hrated lecture on "The Art of Money Get
dnx.! Horace Oreeley pronounced the book
"worth a hundred dollar greenUck to many a
beginner in Ufa." . Tho publisbera sold ninety
thousand copies of the book try" rtbecrlpon,
at three dollars and a half a copy., Ia 1371,
when ilr. Barnum started hisreat traveg
ahowB,! be . bought back the coryright and
stereotype plates of his book for ten thousand
(taHam. added an appendix bruurinir the ac-
e very dings in j count ef hie life up to that date, printed an edi-
ooaW.(I.hcewm0dlmeSM7 to da Vi'0 Zii
ladies, Madame, X never often seen dat whole of them at cott. oue dollar each. lie has
UA flat W Wntifnl- dal' was'rich: added an appendix each year, which has now
increased the volume to a thoMMnd raeee. It
clever: dat was berfectkm in one ladies.
I Bees her much not !",... .
Saved from Drowning.
A new mode of resuscitating drowned
persons, and otnors- minermg s ironi as
phyxia consist in,plaeing-ftherpatiEtit,on
his back wifli1 Vie armsext5dAea 4 A
roll of clothing is then laid below the
false ribs .sqat fo throfjjtiher, anterior
margin into prominence. The operator !
thpn kneels jtride .the patient, placing.
ms.nanaa sq tuat tne dj isoi tne. tnumDs
rests, upon the false ribs, while the fingers
fajl nat
the rib:
the tdni
tot,'
against
in the depressions between
each side. An assistant holds
e oi the jiatient, 'andUthet opera-
th his elbows firmly pressed
Bides; throws hisrwhole weight!
forward, by ;whlch the. false -.ribs : are-
pressed upward and inward, producing
great motion-of the diaphragm, and Sis-
placement of the conteni s of the lungs
Suddenly raising his l?ody,the opexak):
allows fche false TiW to return to' thei:
historical ehexacters har (he tocet faithf al r
semblance to the ooginals in face aud physique.
Each nation ' finds its special portraiture In
some kind of triumphal ear, brilliantly bedecked
with appropriate flags, emblems, colors and in
tricate devices, and all sorts 'of characteristics
in the way of peculiar uniforms, animals,
soldiery, attendants and music. - Scores ' of
glistening gilded chariots iUunnne the arena with
a naio oi luster, as it were, ana cue aispiay ox
royal splendor Ys far imore imposing' and im
pressive than words can describe, thrilling the
auditor .with unspeakable amazement acd admiration-
.. . !i - .. .
As the name of the grind Congress fan-"
pues, it is a' stupendous gathering; of i the
Monarcha of. (he universe, bringing in' vivid
view the living' Kings, Queens, liulers, and
Potentates of the past nine centuries, culmina
ting in an affecting -final so touching that it
must awaken 'the emotions of a stoic. Her
Caiestyi the Queea of England, beads the glit-
Ltering column, surrounded by ber royal court
rand followed-! by ; km 'ancestral " line, the
notability, and ; nchiyjinuoxmea , nr e guards?
men. hen France in the person or riapoleon
the First attd his famous field narwhals ; Ire
land, Borne, Bussia, Germany, Italy, Turkey,
India, Japan, -Cluna, and so on, unui all tne
Monarcha and. Courts of the entire world pass
in review, winding up hke a jewel besprinkled
coil around the continuous circle.' To look
upon this beautiful historical procession in all
sitting in full view of the courts of all the horse judge in America who .could guess
e&xxa. ao irutm our reuiuc mre mo Dcwuuer- i "witimi tnirxv-nve years oi His aare on a
W W " .,
ladies flat was beautiful; dat' was'rich;
dat was good; -dat was young; dat was 1 aTenMn) sal of qm hundred thoaxkl vrie
Ctra vear. idct m ucaut wuuu w iimt
gilVabd sold in all his traveling a4ftnott IXm
him nasrona emeree frosa-bie atahow tents
with his VMk jufAr , teir. areas, thy look as,
if coming from a circuiting HbraryT Tso book
ui thi country ever naa roco uvwrnoM
uk. d mo abonnds in curiou. iiidi en U of real
aT Pitts- Tf Yajuexperieu Co
. Bmmiir'k Obobxcrirts t2ie beet and
eheap4st hair dreeaing iu the world. Cwn.
' An Ajjed, llorme
A correspondent" of 'the Turf, Field
and Farm writes ''T WTote yon last year
of living curiosity that I saw
burgh, and, as I predicted, it is still liv
ing a horse owned by Mr. Wm. Smith,
of. the National pipe foundry, which is
now, forty-seven years old. f ile uses it
for the children to. ride, and they have
no trouble wiin it uu spring, wnen ine
grass begins"' to shoot Trp its sweet ten
drils. , He longs for the green growth,
and all at once, feigns lameness, so that
he has to be turned out. lie has played
this trick each focoeesive spring for7 the
past six years. I don't think there is a
position, producing a corresponding
movement in the diaphragm and inrush;
ronts of this kind artificial respiration is
produced. j .
3 : '
P. T. Barnaul's Latest Wonders-
Colossal xhlbition.
narper b wtetay ueyoies neariv two columns
to explaining and extolling the great enterpria- i
weeks. ' After trying many remedies and I ances injregard to the relations of Prussia with
getting no permanent relief,' some one
told her of linseed oil, which she .took
according to directions;,, was much: re-
lioved in a few days and seemed entirely
well in a month. That was about six
months ago, aud she has had no return
of it aud "feels as well as ever. She
took fifteen drops of linseed oil on a lit
tle brown sugar three times a day before
eating. Some stomachs may not be able
to bear it, but it certainly sounds as
palatable as cod 1 liver oil. ' The woman
kept cold coffee to take the taste out of
her mouth. , . 5 . , ;
In conclusion I will say .that this
patient took the linseed oil straight
along for a month. I do not pretend to
say that it will cure a deeply seated case
or any kind of a case, in another petsdn,
but I do say that in the present case the
effect was marvelous, to me, and the cure
foreign 'powers. 4 . . , .The-, Carlists .have sur
prised Fort Aspe, near 1 S&ntaader, and carried
off two.hundred prisoners and four guns;. . . ,
The Anti-Slavery Society of Pennsylvania cele
brated the ; one hundredth anniversary: of its
organization in Philadelphia. "Vice-President
WL'son called the meeting to order...... It is
roported that the Turxs have muderedi270
Christians in Roum'elfsiuA iuigafia Vfujing
the last jthree months,, and that, the names of
the victims have, been communicated to the
foreign representatives in Constantinople. ....
In a match game of base ball at Savannah, Ga..
two players,' McCullongh j and Pailey, were
badly injured. MoCuUougU'si leg was broken
by a runner jumping on him, and Bailey had
his nose, split and eye nearly put put by a 'red
hot" ball. ' The game was then stopped. . '. .1
President Grant has appointed VLeatidei C
Tennessee Consul at Odessa, Rue
ie' stage fVom Downieville to S&cra-
Dwyer, of.
sia The
positive, so far, and I regarded ! her as a $5,500 in gold dust,' bars and coin, was
great sufferer. , ' away. ! .-r j u ? i :
mento, CaJL: was stopped 'by highwaymen and
Wells,; Iago-tV-o.fs tfeaHury box containing
carried
A Con alt. . . .
The best method of casing a cough is
to resist it with all the force, of ( will
possible, until the accumulation of
phlegm becomes greater; than there is
something to cough against, and it
.. Michael McHale, - who lived near Fort
Lee,' 4 Not" Jorsey, attended the election,
became intoxicated, went home, knocked his
nuo MJmu auu tubum iuimi frtuift iuvia
fia pictures revealed in rapid auocession, .Buoh .
a dazzling half mile of solid gold, jewels, silver,
precious -atones ana tinsel eaukX only be pro- -
d aped after years or preparation &na . the ex
penditure of half a 'dozen competencies'' Any
attempt atinutauonon us pari of ambitious
and unscrupulous showmen tor years to coma
wiu result iu the most inglorious failure. xone
other than the ' ' Prince of Hhowmen ' himself
would undertake it, and none other tbaa. the
great and irrepressible Barnum could achieve
0 sienal a triamph." " "" " "
The entire exhibition Is advertised to exhibit
inNew England in May, New York, eta. in
June, Chicago, early in July, Ohkv Illinois and
Michigan in July and August. . .
It is due to our readers that we inform them
that Mr-, Earnnm. announces that certain im-
. Vir ; : t
posters in uucuuiu xiave copieu ms ouis, pos
ters, cuts and advertisements, and with' a: ie w-
broken down circus horses and wagons will
precede his exhibition in the West, and ' by an-1
nouncing the Great. Roman Hippodrome will
attempt to make the public believe that it'is his
unrivaled r establishment. . , He eautidna . the
i public against being thus deceived, and reminds
tbem that it would be : impossible rith any '
amount of money to organize and equip even a
semblance ef ' his establishment without pre-'
paration of several years. JThe Cincinnati
J)aihi Jfruruirerl of Jsbruaiy 37th,. 1875. says
that this pretended "Hippodrome" hr simply
the wreck of that stupendous fraud known as
the Great Fstera rand Great Southern Circus
end Menagerie combination, which exploded at
Selma, Ala..the 16th of last November, a nunv
Pzrvt horses having to be sold to pay the ex
es with, which P." T. Barnum is making liisic-ri-' Reuses of shipping the show to this City, where
L Who the real proprietors of the business were, difficulty, and that is entirely cured. May God
Daniel . HaydeaVfor sfevirffeerf yiarSSMHfetk-
in the post-office at Hartford, C t., was arrested
comes up very much easier and with half charged with 'hstracto wnlatalters frem
i.o 4 ' -li jr.i . . the mafls..... . Annibal Capafti,' Created Car-
uwuKuaus.. K ucui ui iiacamg dinal in ;1SG8, 4ied at Rome, , . A Vill making,
and hemming and coughing in mvahds thg UfOSCf pcirlnppleaf baKi
is purely nervous, or the result of mere rel9 hblding less than 110 quarts dry measure a
habit, as is slwwn by the frequency with criminaj offense was defeated in 4Se.3rew York
wmcn it ocours wnrie- the patient is J Assembly. aft-er a lqngndeba.to.l,,.A.detach-
vninKing aoout it, ana. its. .comparative
rarity when ho is so much engaged that
there is no time to think or when the at"
tcntion is impelled in another direction.
ment of United States troops left Port Laramie
for"a scoutr aet'-fiftr miTes.'ras' far as Scots
Bltffs, after a -party of, forty aiiners reported;
w) uayo jtifc ine nne oi me union raciuc rail
road roij the huTs. Their orders are etrtngent,-
and wfuire theto)b iestt&i pWperfyMid ar
rest ' the leader V. A . . A W- pSrovidinV f or
system ?of public parks for Boston passed the
our government has professed to deal Massachusetts Housej rfTkiediedtiyi4e
ti the In-1 taa thl United States government Vul soon
'open up the Black Hills gold country for settle
ment; CheyeorSEi' WT.; l8fcidl5filliC witd
Taming the Savage.
The Nework"Tin says:,. In theory
justly, eyen generously, ' with
dian; in ifiyt, it has generally treated
him as an iricumbranco to ba gat rid of.
sistent with our reputation .as anaion.
Tushed, driven, remtvcdufroni reserva-,
tion to reservation, tho Indian has only
known our border civilization, wliich.we
have no reason to believe is of, the pious.
missionary type, or that finds its nighest
enjoyment, -in , mperanco ; , and peace.
The contractor has not tartclii rlWm
honesty, the frontiersman has 'nbt in
structed him in th'e: art of agriculture;
indeed, he has had, more- oppbriunltles
of learning from his white neighbors' (he
mystery of draw-pokef and thestimulaV
ing qualities of cheap and nasty5 whisky,'
than the arts of peaceful, .mdnstrioup
people. And. thus it . happens that while
the government -is paying ix or eight
millions annually to the - small traction
remaining el the race onee 'scattered over
tho territory now ' called the United
States, onry small numbeTS - W these ' In
dians are- "less ' 'savage ,:than . those : who
uuuwu iu m uiiuruji.t'ii wiiaexness oi
three centnries ago. To-day, the Indian
problem .confronts .us with- difficulties
much the same as those encountered by
the colonies of Plymouth 'and James
town. ' ' v
Turktan Time.
A letter writer in Constantinople says':
One of the perplexing things s, the oom
putation ,'of Unie. The, Turks reckon
from the time of the flight of the pro
phet from Mecca, and it takes five hun
dred and' thirty-seven Turkish years to
max nve hundred and twenty-one 'of
our years.. At . sunset, of. each.V"dav
watches and clocks are set to mark twelve
o'clock, and until jthe twelfth hour after
sunset the hands on the dial indicate the
time that has elapsed since sunset.
After that hour they indicate the number
of hours that will intervene before sunset
of the next day plus or minus the daily
.i .. . . .
vauuwa in vno lengtn oi the days.
ra rror. i-iii of i
do.....lThe.new Upited.St:
cent piece js nearly reayU
Herald iajaj ."if , the bituaunons ,
ates sdver twenty
hewftrk
miner&j
oal his fortv years' career as the-, most liberal
and daring ahbwman in the world.1, The statis
tics which, Harper Brothers give us from 1
authentic sources are neariv overwhelming.
They make an ordinary head dizzy."-' Mr. Bar
num has. always boasted that .he gave his
patrons double their money's worth, and his
claims are generally acknowledged ; but Una
time he seems to have far outstripped himself.
Last year he obtained from the Connecticut
Legislature a charter fer "The P. T. Barnum's
Universal Exposition Company," with a capital
of a million of dollars. Mr. Barnum, who is
president of the company, andJVIr. Coup, his
manager, have spent many months in Europe
perfecting their plans. The object of this
great company, as they announce, is to elevate
amusements, divest ; them of all objectionable
features, and thus render them worthy the
patronage of the most moral and refined
classes. They say that eventually they will
harera score or more of exhibitions (traveling
and permanent) in America and Europe, and
they intend that their chartered title shall be a
guarantee of the merits of whatever they bring
before the public. The present season they
have but two exhibitions. One is Mr, Barnum's
well-known ,u Museum, Menagerie, Circus and
Traveling World's Fair,".;tlie other; is simply;
called ' The Great Roman Hippodrome.'' Mr.
Bamum seems -to have devoted years to per
fecting this great enterprise, and nearly every
year bf ; his personal attention was paid to it in
Europe! fAt.an expense of several hundred
thousandHioHars he -erected '--a great hippo
drome building in the heart of - Kew York city.
and under an outlay of over hyd .thousand dol
lars each day he haa run his establishment in
New "Yrk for nearly a year. This exposition
cpmpauly are engaged to ship the entire Hippo
Aiome to Eoxvpe nextautnmn ; meanwhile
tnoy have undertaken, . the difficult , task of
transporting it entire to' the principal cities in
Americi. Harper's Weekly says' :
" ins ureac ltoman mppodrome wul re
semble a moving camp. There are 1,200 men,
women! and children in Mr. Barnum's service.'
and the stock includes 750 horses and ponies,
besides! elephants, . camels, English stag Una
Btag-hdunds, ' trained ostriches, Cons, bears,
tigers feud other animals. For the. exhibition
of Ahe menagerie and the various shows, dis
plays, and performances connected with the en-
1 terins6d,.tvo U6inouB tents, each 500 feet in
T ljt-.u 1 1 orv : : .1. i 1 i -
one 01 iv men win oe Kent in aavance. m-Tuer
that nd time may be lost by delaying in making
toads, j The quetstion of transportation by rafl
a vety serioud one was solved by the con
struction of 5iii83fte1uuaprhftlC
built epresslyoT'ro4sJpwrpiee. Vuiae tSenr
are a ni irnner oi j-juaiBQ-paiaco cars, construct
ed witL comrandious stalls, in .which the horses,
can he lownTLiidrst while' on the journey and
arrive ) .t he place of exhibition quite fresh for
the perff fntanee. Beridaa Kiiinc the -tTtt i
L auimala rfrfd1 lft)thetraaterial hi these Hippo
utvmo cus. uerius m uo proviuea m tnose
devoteft to tho perzotiel tf aha company for
nearly I all tae employees. .Besides the ereai
exhibition tents, aud stable tenta for the hoases
And other animals, there is also attached to the
compaey a large corps of blacksmiths and
carpenprs aiW .Leaders,; sme pf whoin precede
tne proprietors leit a numDer or tnen em
ployees unpaid and penniless, and vamosed,'
critical examination' and ho' knowledge
of ;the circumstances. - Of course there
are cases of greater longevity, . but they
OVA VAVT MM
J ty . 1 . , i. i ; i . fi '"...
. rimples, Erupllons, Eouh Skin.
1 The system being put under the influence of
Dr. -Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. for a
few weeks,' the skin' becomes smooth,- Wear,
soft and velvety, And being-ill amioated. with
the glew'c-f perfect health fiom within,' true
beauty stands fortli ip all its gioryv The effecU
oi all medicines which operate upon the sys
tem tnrougn the medium or the bieod' are
faeoessarily somewhat slow, no matter how
good, the 'reoBsdy employed- . Fhile one to.
three bottles clear the skin of pimples, blotches,
eruptions. yeOoW spots, comedones, or jcrs.bs,M
a dozen maypoeeibly be required to cure some
cases where the svstemts rotten with scrofulous
or. virulent blood poisons. The enre pi all
these diseases, however, from the common
pimple to. the, worst scrofula is, with the use of
tlus most potent agent, only a matter of time.
Sold cy dealerew medicines-. , i;
OQVKKKO WITH KBURI05S. CUBXD.
I ' CLAViaACE, Columbia, county, N. Y.:
Dear Sir I am sixty years of age, and have
been amictecL witn alt rheum in the worst
form for a ereavt marir' rini nntiL ariilABttv.
I saw: one of your books, 'Which described my.
case exactly. I bought your uolden Medical
Discovery' ahd took two bottles and a half, and
was entirely cured. From my shoulders to my
bands ;i was entirely covered with eruptions.
also on face and body. I was likewise afflicted
with iheumatismy so that' I walked with great
EniCmacrttts J-rwc-i-AUorrons djv
ordersl chronic disease of the chest, head.
lirer, ktemaelr,' 'kidtfeys' iud UotacbW and
pains, j nervous and general debihty. etc.,
goieklt cured after drugs fail by wearing Volta'a
tiectnc llts ana lianas.- vcroaoxe ow iree,
by VolUBelt Ca, Cindrmatl, Ohio. Cww
The ' Brj!ct Hrrxs 1 Gold Rroiow.
The rmhbBher of the Cbeyenne (Wya.) VmxVt
will issue, April 17th. a twentv-eight-oolumn
extra, contain in ir a fine map of the Black HiihV
including all the mouBtaln raages known under
tnat ntune also, a large variety ox Mioaco in-
rormauon gatnerea rrom ornciai ana private
owrcea. retatuur toffctus au-eUiannii(T tppte.
Fnce 1Q cents, bend your order to u. uiaicke.
publisher, Cheyenne, Wyoming.-- Com.'
fthsr as : abadr wot M
i SMITH. CortWSl Suvai. K. Y.
The Croton Grape.
Two Ha tw.)rwMN4ld VIbm of this tiMllwl Walt
Or 9 Nil rty mxl.jyt pata.lor IMimrv '
S W. UXDKKHILL, CrHnw Lajdtnc P. Q.. tf. T.
JOHES FRUIT Ear
Dim J. Walkerf CallTottifaTli.
tnri TUttprs are a rurir i eetawe
prarationfiiiride,cietly.fxoia the na
tive herbs fount! oil the lo-rrcr ranges of
tte Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, the medicicol propenics'.oi wnicn
are ektracicitltrcrcfrora without the use
tf Alcohol. The -truest ion is aimoss
dlraiked vhat w ihc caiao j.
unbarallelTjuicacss of Vikegau Bit-
I Kits T Our answer is, ui.ii uirjiti"
the cause of disease, and the patient re
covers h' health. Tbey are me great
blood pui fier and a life-giving principle,
a .pence Jccnovator ana invigoraiur
of 'the stem. Never before in the
history o the world h4 a medicine leea
COmpoum 1 pesseK tu rrnwaauiw
qmahties f Tistaxz Brrmts In hcalinir the
tick of c err discs man U heir to. They
are a ge tie runrative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Con?ejtion or Inflammation of
the larer rnd Visceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases i- -r
r llie p:Dpertlcs of Dr TAiJtxn;s
VlJtSOAR t ittkbs are AporienU Diaphoretic,
Carminafve, Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic,
Sedative Counter-irritant Budoritw, Aitera.
tive, aiViAau-iiUious. ..
roiau and Oea. A?X Franct-cn. Canf.rBla.
i -cJ eur. of Waaalurtos aw! Ckartua fi N. Y.
Sold bjr all UrrtCZ11 m n tWalrrm.
If. T. K. U-Wa 17
Ah -Cob. Om Waft
bm. KaferW and Cm
nvaaUd for t C raVm mai
7ATOSATQ2L Tb tmt
pmct, fnttomlfeaL'KvabofiiK mod TarrttdrUl &Ubta for
uW. RrU&bl Amy tutai Knd atuiiB for c ire alar.
vJocm frit SWPwxtn0.. t40 Uau8curv
nf a, (ilrla aad Bmmnhmdr awhd Mete, for Fin
Oanl (4 tinU) with rtnriml oUy printed In Gilt.
lO Cudt 1 5 ota. J. R. HAHPaHAWaaitbtoww .UL.W.Y.
br DErUUVCB EEULK CO
i i a rr atoxEV i it rti: I '
J w J I t UU. HtaduiM,
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SELL
CWp SmLmtm-f
A uw chAlM. Aan.
NEW tlAhS. CHAHfS. Etc.
Oor' ww ahaVU-riinlMTI AN
li KAl l-H, la a apiaorfKl newai. Cut-Tn--1'
prmomm MM rVnrt rmi
IocTtDrtlCtlHRIlKJMA?l.aBiti
Uyht-N.Y.. m H W. h H.nn i.
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Air, XJBiol
OPMICMEi
rrw. u. .Uffiifr.
KaoonoDwadM mai tnooraad b tha baat
Can daafef id Ui world. Swod for tr
eoUr. P4IPK IIKOH 46 lllh
REMARKABLE
etill remains a matter of considerable mvesterv.
but it is generally believed that Andy Haight,
one . Gibbons and George Webber and others
were large stockholders. The -defrauded circus
men and others connected with the concern
finally obtained the aid of the law to compel a
settlement of their just claims, and the whole
matter ended in the show being attached at
Hamilton, and in an auction Bale of the circus
property at Lebanon yesterday afternoon .
The best of tbe joke is that Dellaven.
Webber, Gibbons and others are abeut toie-
organize a Hippodrome out of the " wreck" to
start out with next Bummer on another tour.
Tne wnoie snow was raaicr aDoor concern..
only a fewlfetfs being- in good eoeefctkm, and
tne menagerie including no really rare or valu
able animals.
Our readers onlvhave to use ordinary caution
to discover which is the Teal and which is the
bogus concern, though we see that ULr. Barnum
complains that some shows obtain an employee
named Barnum, and then advertise " Barnum's
atest enterprise, and resort to other devices
wherein they use the name of ' Barnum " to
deceive the public He says that all exhibitions
with which he is connected will give his initial f,
" F. T., ana also puuisn his portrait by way of
identification. ' To be forewarned is to be' fore
armed. ' A word to the wise is sufficient,"
As Ilr,1 Barnum's great Hippodrome travels
under an -expense of nearly ten thousand lol
lars each day it can exhibit only in large cities.
These can do reacned by cneap excursion
trains.' Mr. Barnum says he can eaeilv lose
half a million of dollars by this summer's ex-
periment,'eiiathattin'ny jem he? ftannota
is patronized and approved by the clergy and
religious classes, as well as by school teachers
and all beads, oi rermea jamihesJwBo; neBir'
their children 'to Improve "their minds "tmder
this great system of object teaching. Beyond
all question this is the most extensive ana ex
traordinary exhibition on the lace 07 the earth;
and probably this generation will "never see
ita like again.
ts ot B
B are you
mankind.
a loug lire to remain a blessing to
ith nntoln grautnde,
Mas. A. W. Wm Tiva.
carry olt it, Ureat.ttrjkCwW a" few J sevAfa! vJay, Wmake5 reaay for the
" j jvfcs.rii " t: iit,wiiuii-ou uj ureusrms wi KTouna. eruciini?
eoats, etc The dressuig-room tents alone will
cover mqre f, roinian a prduiary xircus.
"Tdmove sach an enormous estaflihmftnfi
witlrent h!th ot delar, requires th e wrrpl jyrnenl
oi ciear neaaa, .prauuaai men ac-ih aeaof
;each department. Everjthing i&jto arranjpreojj
as to move witu me emootunesd and precision
of clodk-work. At the appointed hour the can
vas will go up, the street liScesaiofi hUt Acnk.
weeks every furnace and factory in the United j
ni&uM wouia oe stopped, xne aamage inac
vnillif rARlllt. Mnnnf Anuilv Ka AatJmafArl "
Auothei medical mystery is furnished by West-
hesterJN. Y. Tle dootorsgive a maoadose
of .morphine to set him asleep, and succeeded
so-, well! that he never awakens. Now the
coroner will have to find Oiil-what kilfeihim.-
' The wife of a physician at St. Taul, Minn.,
committed smBide T) tataicr atrrchnina - i k
Mrs. Mason, aged seventy, hanged herself at
rroviaekee, It. I., and Mrs. Irwib described as
i'lespectabib jroung -wids'.drowaed herself
and ehid at HannibaL lo.,-. . , , .The. Qupaan,
iuVef mine at NeVuryportVXass Vas liolor
id fl.tOO.OOO to a- jWi'-stck'OTirrAnv or-
otJief pircela of ifufM- the. ieiait. . . .
Htmterj of CcSgw,naaafS1asi:ieB
seniencpa to louneen years imprisonment for
ineecciarism with intent to dXrau4 thq Hart
ford Iuturance Company A party of three
persons1 ascended inHl;laUooB Zenith at
Paris to make ecientific obser vationsT The
balloon attained heeraofdiary height o
S,000, metres (ovefi &$ko feet). TwilPtbe
aronauts were suffocated to death, and when
the balkxn reached the ground the third waa
almost nseneihle and. has suce been so ill that
his recover is doubtful. '..h Three thousand
bales at 0099 were dee tfojfO pr a lire atj
The xnos erninet jort
(rcrajixsta ol 1'axis
and Eohfrrfi, 49 wiejl as Wa-V ftyT&P J
Zuudel, 01 Trinity, liraoe, and other
principal churches in New York, have
given to theMasoni & pamnii Urji Uo
written tesumernala la the anneriotviat 1
iheir cabinet organs, which they declare
to have excellencies not found in others.
j 1 fl-v ILflOohsv l
i S
'Vhv Rhnnld n.nv one hnv ft Rrian Vinlf
rosinj orlfchiyi wh'enTfcobblns'J ilibtil
soip (made by Cragin & Co., Phila
delphia), is for sale? It costs but a
trifle more, ar tiU 'o fvf 91li
Try it. - 4
The Queen of all Sewing Machines
In speaking of the merits, of the Wilson
shuttle sewing machine, it is sufficient for ns
to say that we think the invention of this ma
chine marks one of the most important eras in
the hifttory of this countrv: and when we con
sider the bxflnenoe it has upon the social well
being tf the masses, it is difficult to conceive
01 an invention or more importance. 11 naa a
beautiful, noiseless movement: it makes the
genuine lock-stieh' alike on both sides, and
does to perfection all kinds of plain and fine
sewing; it needs ne commendation; its rapid
sales, the increasing demand, and. the many
flattering 'testimonials from those who have
used it. is sufficient proof of its merits. The
want of a sewing machine is deeply felt in
every . household, and as the Wilsou shuttle
sewing machine, .on account of its extreme
simplicity and less cost of manufacture, is sold
at a much lower price than all other first-class
machines, it is meeting with the extensive
patron age th at it so j ustlv deserve! Machines
will be delivered at any railroad station in this
county, .free of transportation charges, if
ordered through the company 's branch house
at. 827 and 829 -Broadway, 'New York.' Tbey
send an elegant catalogue and chromo circular
free on application. ' This company want a few
more good, agents.-ora. , m
The Elastic Truss of Fomeroy A. Co., 714
Broadway, N. Y., is by far the beet in nee.
Com -
The.. Question Settled, Those emi
nent men, Dr. 'Jas. Clark, physician to Queen
Victoria, ' and Dr. tlughee Bennett, tay that
consumption can be cured. . Dr. Wistar knew
this when he discovered his now widely-known
Balsam of .Will Cherry, and experience lias
proved "the 'correctness of his Opinion.' Fifty
cents and One dollar, a bottle, Jarge bottle
much the cheaper. Com.
I "2 ' 1 'i . -
.lCVVe have heard recently of several
severe cases of spinal disease cured by Joarf-
son s . Anoajme LimvwrU : one case of a man
irPORTCMTY foa
JLaaaotal
1 1 n nrtrt
XO eants tot Boot rtrlaa tha mA .
t.hJl"l.pa)r!r lavMUaant of tba 4af. Addxwaa Has
IMJ, ww i ara.
Free ! Free ! ! Free ! ! !
1 . 1
The Pioneer. .
A fcaadaotna UlaMraUx aaaaoaaT anatelnln lofar.
matioo for avairbnUy. TalU bow and wbara to mrtmrm a
Bona cbaao. bajfT rau to iix raaT or ru
WOULD.
li cm tain tha tw noMfiniD aad TiwvKa Laws,
wua auaar wwnwai aiaucr lowoa otuf la lam paaar.
Send for it at Once i
It wfll only coat roa a Porrai. Caan.
Htw iimbtr for April jut oat.
AddlwM.
O. F. DAVIS,
Laad CvwjaalaalaaFr U. P. ft. "
Owiaaa.. Nrw.
The nel4a CwMaamalty.
II. ii. A., mm: Ara wjncli
pi J a-Ua rami Baa Foam." Tha
bat wot.
A. MrFmrlaww. Cefm4!tm4rm
miU, yrimUtmid. Mm., aaaa ."
"ToarSaaFoaoitaaKwlWat. Ur
Cnatomara moat aa4 W4ll haaa h."
ITaa Saa Fnaa and pw mMm wUt
eHuxa aad . dalle Dt yoor auaaU.
Your Orooar. U otUia. wUl v
Us
Tba mart aowia fal
raraa4 of tba araa.
da Hand f Pa
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Hot 474. lworf.l4.
SOLD ON TEIAL.
THE YORK 3IATrAC-
TrRINO COMPANY.
Edition o Pol1y. ShfUM.
a n1 ail ktwrf of Mill lUn.t. aia
alrln tba Roi uorj Truiixl
WlTlB KRIU TTT.X CHXafLV.
tb"B-b th tMt la naa.
for !rrt(HI-w l'Bphl ad-
t . Terb, Fm.
dtraa
8,ObO AL.nr.AnY SH.l.
CCXTS XT A. NTH D U tho aw boea
- i urx a'd ADVajntaxs or
Kit Carson
my kaiMfit4W4,aW.CrM.wnU
Cta aarrwa.W.a Ab-ai awaa4r klaw
Taaca ttkiim i-raTa U'mmt Ammmm
4 HVSTKK. TS rfLH. aOOCT aaa CLIUS
aad. ll mmmm U aa4 i '"
mt M U4Ua mm aftVa fAJi WEST aaava T S fcCatwa.
tBt4 ummm rOa ait !. ll prmmUiLr WiM
afUaMOrXiCS, aad taa MO wuC WAS. A a waaailiUTO
RTtWtaaalaaaia. A ,ia 11 p irtaaity lnalHaaan.
Da miman liatrralar mtXm m'l flwia Wwu4a
vara man at aaaa 1L'aTLN. 1LMAX A
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If thm
baat,
paMUljad.
for aar alj-a tnr.i t .4
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AGENTS WAITED
ebatpaat aad faatas4 mrULBf Mdtim mmt pltUlj
,r.
810'PERDAY!
im Vtaitlnc and Uaalrwwa trda.t
t A ra rmmMT g
W klanloa UWf
.tha Wat ta th
7 4 KtctManl aanpt tn hia work wtth ant low a
eta. AdJraaa IL V. II AMJCV. aahloaaila Kotbw.
3 1(1 Waahlajrrt ftH, H-too. Maaa.
,Ka-.
kt for yam. It aaaaa MUk.V
ate., and taaka tba mnat dali
f jm QtVMl. rimn mami mmj yvw mrr-T
mtm mmw. tod for Ctreaiar to OtO. Y.
U&KTt A Cofc tl Daaoa KC.K.Y
$10 eTtaEaa
AQSNTS t Moat Muirnlflcent Gift
EVtfUOFFKUkU, LOCALAVEilTI
waalas mnwWt fcw Taa Ecwa, a wwAly mymVlj ar
Wul. mi I Urn mm-. Faawto4faa. i.n. WnAZaal
li ftvaa away taa BMcaiAeaatlr koaad aaarta valaH'tUla
iaiHn IBwilt, a aaaw aillmilia af awwtrataiMMj.
lm,ml JffV warty il akiw. i.
KaVID WILUAMS A (fl..i lit!.) IkIbm K. V.
El A S T Z Q
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Vh-.ll l W-Jtj-I for "Olir
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bar. Bwuxat bntnTMbia aad firat
a. Partlralar mmt It. AdJraaa
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rwr ' wmAv t mmtl-
tindx M t rtrala
mmt'.l rrcitl caiwd. "
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Elastic Truss-Co.,
No. G83 Brtaaway, N. Y. City.
j ai by niaU. Call or ad f" Olr -Ur. aw-t d
(dOer PF.H. IlATCViiaaaWtoo.wr SJ SO a wwak Ra.'
tJM J miy aad UiaoM. Ma oSaf it aad wfU pay
i. Wk'BBKK A t. Martoq.o.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
WM
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110DED
Vaa aly rmratiMi that
rta pwrfart aattafartlno la
t.rwo ww4)U to raiaa liaard
or Moabacba. 1 m Imv Vlwta ptpar a?y
la ram. Ka i-xUrt warrmi aoa m-vm vj "
wspt r M 1 .Ot. harap tarn, ma f T I . A"aaa
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WHISKERS
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TIP i
OKHT8.
p. Oooda I
Oiu fSkaaw aalla al aict
Tho 0IdoaLarsiai.aw1 Moot Porta Maaa!aiwr7 M
tho Ualtod bUtaa.
mv,w aw . mm wvy ,mm Arlfrri p WO VdwPW VI IIIPII
fortv-five years old, who had not done a dafe
work for four year. . The, hack, ahould first 'be
washed, then rubbed wih a coarse toweL ' Ap
ply the linuneni eoid, and nib in -well with, sue
hand. Com. , , , .
YOU COOD
namaa onnat its.
'i' j. '
Of al
bi:y mk.
all cm mod
I of
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ea oi riddis th hnmaa
iraparittoa of tho blood, dyt prpaia,
5S.:0, 0:0
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tha
it kindred diaaaa. noaa ia an tacoaaafol aa tbowaa
I.A(;l.KVN UIII1T
HITTER- Thar aoa ao a poteot
AND HEItn
tooia aad caolla
andar aay
taalliiwy to
a. TLh mmm
tho aaieat and baat aprina aad inmmctr Biodieino rat
diacowwd. ' FamOr - phyalflana ' mralarlr taioailLio
aperient, ara mild to their operationa, aalo
clrcurastanewa, aad tbtnauana hmrm barno taa
tho beoaAtathrt hawa aautd rsota thotr Oaa.
A henpecked husband s seldom blesa- :
edh fjypsoffrnHlst ii vfawkleUl J 7:ll
stillness and humihty are perhaps
virtnea. bnt somehow or ,other. folks BoefCattl
j" VAA. fl A iMA-AJ aVAA. WAVaVS. AV aAVAAVoV M I HI! wa AAV - A) I JiJ liCl iyOW m m tV UU mrnVS
v Dolaaalo Araota
r
Sa other Xaateal Taatiuiaaut owar abUlawd tb
rw r T-t w
ddreaa.
The Markets. . I
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Prime to Extra Bollock1 10
: . 'a
the performance will caaiiwucel Arteaill l rAemory of Father Matthew, the great
over, and the great tent is emptied, everything nKarn tUtv. Xmir-mtrrAiJA
will be packed uu bv those detailed
WOrk, kjucrrtLearavarC Tritio-3t he'
minnt, r'rif roii Li Kiove -towaAd-.
place Of exhibition.
ra. nmirrtmmA flf fmrfn i i.i
irything
for the
f a
text
,iae programme 01 nerrpmance win tx
svariavi; and attractyre JCufcaldieajwiritnaki
be
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daily balloon ascwAcrns'-'wlfir' taWlaxo
enough to contain a company of five or six per
'ThwO th ere aif h h5 " iLsS
in Kew(Tjtf fnfi te, wkmg, thei.ra
rum. ama pa-'i T-j( $4l.0fin thr V h f1? races, in wliicn rorty wild horses are
capable of getting up and raising a row
when the occasion callrf orit. '
til j
Uoga Live
j Dreaaed
iMtH
A Second Father Hatthete,
J . .. ..'jj'j' J'f!f ...
j yv no is mere tnat doesrnot re.pectthe
champidn'of temperance.11 Irmrrraerable
societies bear hra honored rnaioie; bxit
there is one man who has struck a more
sure ! dth-Udw-'to'cmtemparaxacie and
that is Dr. J. Walker, an old California
physician, who haa tHaoovaned -innaturefo-
maoV o t I 1 -kwrl ar V nvVta a tnejliMTtAl
AAAa-AA. AA,VbV 1VTI1J AaC-AaA CS) fM" I1' - Irhl
"toiiio.ruia riUa. stitAulApt thai oin-
JUTD
th
ri
ppleieily takes the place of the fashionable
aic&h
e fatoctw tarnivil riete ofeme aad It
bareback horses ; hurdle races by ladies ; flat
races I by English, French, t and American
jockeys ; besides CameL elephant; ostrich, and
monkey races. Another feature will be the ex
hibiticoof Indian life on th p'ahuvm which,
the actors will be scores of Indians with their
squaws and pappooees. They will put up a
genuine Indian encampment, hun ; real
buffaloes, give war dances, ponv races, foot
races against horsee, exhjbtnoni of daring
horsernanhUiry. laaBO-thrbwing. A band of
alexican rtderv mouated on famous mustangs.
wul make a pretended attack on the Jn'Vn
10V4 Wi
06k (A . OHV
LaBahs.7.7.i;.."UA:.y.V.M....:!. ''MiaU i 01
Cotton Middl law lt(4 1S
Flout ira Wwtwm....v.... ...1 In 4 '
I SUta Extra... i 1 (4 tl
Wbaat BM Wrtera..i......T..:..' 1'fS - 1 9
Ko. Fprias k. In i4 I 11
ity state. .'.:. . : ; ... : r T a a i o
Barley Jmlt..r.V..ii..-.: .....I'l 47X 1 V4
u vxi rajern, , 73i4. 78
i Ajru-aviiru neaiern.. ............ TO V4 Tt
90 A 1 as
Straw, per cwt....' ' 60- (4 aS
IIor...i..74'a SJ 03S ....oUU' OS .OL J"
forraMes..j 1....;.. ......U td (427 0
-ara, XeUH
71ah-t-Haekart, No, l, new. l 00 (2
" -OV2.arv ....JO 04 410 SO
vtj txi, per tn...i
1-
BCFFAI.O, S. Y.
. Y-'a acmooaoo taatfawUl ffthw satioa w. wiaaan to .
applleaouls any city or iowa wbara wa have mm aaaal
oa tUo Mar raraw od at the' aaaia Jfiinwr
dcaUrajwha BarctaaAa frwasujw Jo DbajtM ralweap
ally, i
. "Tbo aot ol oww baiAA Me mimmmt aad
tory a ha Ualtad Slataa. with l&A
aoa, la a atsew.at (txaraaiaa
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poptflar as a compromise between strong
4nth the mania for diihk and in reality
cuiu.va.wjs an lnvoiuniary oisgnst ror tne
same, it even does more : It acts mxra
tha entire physical,-fmexn,vjDTuifies the
Diooa. ana produces nale, hardy health.
The tliscoTrrer ofi .thia great medicinal
stimulant is surely entitled to the thanks
o r a wbole nation, and it is not ex
travagant., to enjaWev.him "a second
Father Mait??rA IX i TTO
eamp and give a mimio but faithful representa
tion of the wild scenes enacted oa Ue Western'
axDnutr. uia AAnun staz bunt will tt'tn
tr btlhe BTkjrt itself, with a rarnraww
of 150 men and women in full hunting costume,
and sj large pack of r.ntriiah stag hounds.
There wul ;alex be) Saanr otheranterewtine and
4 Attractive features, the mere mention of which
Are meeting with gTftat wonldfrnaku a. aroaJl rnlrtni. .-i
. rJlT- Joarnum cortamly deserves great credit
orj an enterprise which is calculated to afford
A vast amount nfrinrHyMtnLnnnnl.r
mentT and, althfeeglfiAis gigauaarf n-
present too many attractions not4o be generally
nstaiAod. y yi ' J '! f
Amazing as this exhibition seems front the
description given by Uarpcr'm, we can say,
from actual observation, that one feature is to
be introduced into the traveling ELippo
Oiarlotle, N. O rTwo wouaen, and two men i exat tiitnra hhoj nitorC itAlf with.
Iiave Deen recently tent -IrymTashington to
the asylum for .tbe.iiaaehAfinf got rax
Over the Beecher trial...... The American xe
vtvalis
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Marcus L. Dean eotrwnitd'tcdus aPaw
tacket,R. I. . . . Ac!nm!ofJaBl4?lMaxi
burgh, N. Xftccedexyg
his 'wife, sib ter-i it-law, and a fellow laborer,
with a shovel. The parties were severely in
jured by blows from the weapon..... Joseph
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by relieving the cough, pains, cnrAwsion,
night sweats, andiujucaltTcC J't&ilWiig. All
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whole sratem again reetexed to -health. For
sale by all medians deafest tCdntX.
L rHorsemerrarpthers, wio-prrtrncJTto
now, say that The Touowmg directions Had
better be observed iqTjehg f?aritff Cavalry
ixm&hn. rovders : Give a horse a table-
spooaiul every night for a week ; the same
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