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Tho sfeanslIY Na.it Cart Crane arrived sos
to-day mar. .r from Galveston having sailed
t.er.. rn tI. .s.l .rsf
IIeIY.sf In..riaut nt.I...l.e hv i.s arrival
-e.af.s o.. ine .ypnsl n ni ono n tlr boilers 0f tNe
= steamer Ann tHsse. tapf Harrison The
taH Chas, 'e.f .HIs p.-t 01 tne Sfh iast eith fwo
..mpsn,es 0. tI. i,. Indiana He.I ncnf 1000 board
unf.r Cd German. bound .r OH. H-nf.s
As fho faces arr n.Il PM t.e Civilian. ou firing .n
nl 'Hn ffIn. 0. Oboe ..H l.st l.fNrcn i'r 'a.rH.
s.'n aii tne u.l.h .. tnr Sabine whore the Ann
Chase bod boom s.n0 l.lrs af an.hl. ono oi i'f
l a burst n. UNH Was tI|ri Immediately Ny
I" tKH. .s.n laf private 'I.lna. t1'ni.na'
.i .mfanF s. H.I James ID .fH. N' 4 ffs'Irf lI'i
iUr.. OH. ... I.s h.l..rni I.II X a.U.r lf
DIn..nnf. ril Anr.n Ians.. nr.r ..a.I.i l..
,s . .......
Ar..n ta....l. CD o. rau. C4.t NaIa..
aUI aIoai '..y sl.f IRE e.Is landed in L.a.s'aHH.
Intending O.. prI.c.. Dbl Galveston by some Ht''r
nrans o. cnnfD. aHDe a1 fhc DH.rrrs doubted tr
nNfIff u' i.r h.If fI rrfl"ri lNf captain N1N
...r su0r.e.i.l In reporting the lfmo. s. 'ar nf
Fl. reach GaI .si .n .n fHe fffl
tul G4rman IrI f.rm.I Do advisable o. iani a.
tIr t.aUUs and a.Il Caps HARRISON anI I,N 0i
OBJ. man ,,.ti..I .lr Il Old.r O. ..fpai0la mfr.
r.fr.r q. ,ari Paw. LIuaftsrma.tnraf Galveston
Capt ~ returned O. tHr steamer ani vas desired
iy tao Colonel i1 scai sslur' che ''na'tI.rn thn
troops That n'Hht "hlh was n0i '.''i'd 'n OF.
count 0i tr tm'.t ni il' mrn a heavy s'a ID.
I.. I.t
lh' neh. H.'.''' ''
ih'ii N'' n'i i'' ri" N'
'' pr" 4
t' rna ilr 20 "aI .'' beng a'.e o. '.',i ''nn
-i %. . .,. '..,'.' ,,..
N' "''lf'' "'.".
81 -.......i ,I.....l. .,
7" ,t. ,....
I $500. ., ...'..
",'' ,, ...,....,.. -.r.,
r''.'.,'.
49,. a...'.. t,., VOL. All Al. Ie.Ls.r
sst.cr reached. Galveston by .auI haffns Travelled
a. lf.If ami made tho ..uID.4 In .I I.urs Inf
f..-i i..u ,,Ir Odd. .t.. landed .n Louisiana vas
/, ,,,. I,.i .,. ,-.,...,..s h.i.. t... .rar.. ana
&C.,. r. ...., 81. ,I...l.., s.,'. l,.... Noon.
....... d., .,I...., .,tr
go ... .,..t d.,
Inc tN iIs A'IIFti PIT 'i''"' .N''' 't'
All wei One man N't rN.'m'N iA.I'.N in''t'
OBJ company a. was Ift Ooh DN uIr route hr N.s
provided N.fN Iar'lfs in iantl nut .ri n
..aI 4eaI.f .I.t..ss
O,ts.ar,e Js, thar Tie Am Chase arrived
Cent PAN tt.,af-hei a. cx1re.s Col German
-. 60 49,. .-.. 49,, D.. CO.. o. q.
,l. ,-...., r.. ,-l....,..,r
'i ''"'
.-'' ''- ~ g..-' pa .... ,t.. $50.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

80. ,..tt. YOEk IAils FEiaI ~ ~ Of fitHliIN
rerry WoRH'0. srNDaY ffCtffln
~, ,te Tribune Hrlidinas, cufnet Of spruce
a nassau streets, opposite the tiy Vail.
- s.vv-y.t 20 Guy slhsclh@rs 'of -. CI~Il rsf
- 49,, =, vsher tnfy prefer ti-Y psy In sdFsrff 81
- ne.s Tor On NOR ne o. yesf 81 ~ s-u~ 80
- ~ cnries Two Ifsrs hslI suasrrIners fFe '''
~. res arnurn. on r1NaU0H. a.N Dc paper ~ Cd ,r'f
.,fir,,sf beyond tfs tive - Which % % rsf ~.
,-gtruoos iaf@r for sx months rhrre p0iss y :.
,.rr~ fsquifei 90 q s1rharFef Win ternhl 49,
rapers baiy psrefs f~s-irri 81 ifs "ine" 49,
ierfns afe h ghrf tHah uote n To- fAftFsi -
allowed sny tlflrrfcr -
tfxe Lines, or 80 rst insefiin'. tt.s'''f'' b.,
esrt subsequent irs-fi.' n--''''' ~
g,sr leu Iinrs Yru irieri 'n...,.. - Crow ''''
49, s1hsrcurrf .fssrii.1. r..l lI-i n 1911. d. f-.
ever, DAY or once. t~icr nf ln'-'
asst A. 90 nriinn - to ali."f .. - ..
inside Advertisement f'.t
49, - 49, 80 fanf. o. eirh f.' '
a.srts w.aats.ts ltsERti N'''''''
r. 20 ltao % rrfis ,t t- ia rarar .r...r
t II .n lae Morning snd tfrn's '.''
TuE sRuI-wEKKLY TRIBUNE
IL, ..,i,.s-s every WrDyfsoAf 40 sATsspAf mornings
g,,~s = Per snnum. Two copies o' -
.Fvy.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
,sey LARGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY,
o., 1870 every SarutDay MORNfse. ~ ne ioV 1rrs
81 rsrsrnar. 80 slvsnre. Do copies for 81, or 81
fop.ss ~ 81
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90 @ssAs
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U.NR goa $40. .,..... ra,a..sr. si.is.
'soo ( .nff1isa. ,,,...,... 81 .'.i'-. s-..y
i.-- s.-s N-.'s.., yss'-..... ss,a ca.
,.rr6s Ytss r~si go sn-f ~ fi, o. sev
-'' Hs fs''s'. see lefsfl .i Nss.fafs.s.s
,1AK,F YtRTs tf i.,.i.r f a, h...,si y, go
80 I...a I.a. .f ID. .Is... D.. uf.t.a I.ai,
h.,e H.' iF','
H-i.a-ss si.srre. s'sis .. s..s l.nsrs tn
70 inroRTIgs AND ttAitRs ~
II MiatgF go Rsff'h'f' q '..a' ca.'.a-'s'
IN. asa Nsi.. 80 .e.r ,rs,itf ., = ,msrrsa o..
s.lue 'h sslrff msnnr' .' istais.rg orie's
N-..r. ~ -.a ssi. n r,e.f.,
80 laos st a tt..snfs -
Hf's'sr Cd f'.rsi o. e'.n teg fs'ef
Nh ~ h.usssi aa..ar' a.arHs oa sfa. o. a.
s'aoi ~ .a'sfnrs III, m
BRowN sHEEriNss
RRowN sHffflNus s0i srfiinss ~ a. 'Yles al
Deiih. 49,. asis H.s. t-ir-. sslp es'd''f. c'''
$500. .s'a A' . ~ sos cas-. .ss,s..i
credit y Ngt'n uOha "a iirahFR
CLOTHING
y. ci'.rs.. y..'..,.sis
.ssH fsHNaIsu
asraHIItHssrf
o. Nss.N-Iks
o. Df'koor co.
W. ImHf r. 4" Fatrrg
ftfU col III ntWtua NT-.-ur1sn ard
es...f So. s0f erHV sN.H srf uittf sl The
trHan ..anI.. a fsfr fnI f0n. msf Ha haf e. naHn
I,.0fsr. n. o. r UH o. f.f Hf So .I ~ and :. c.
-. Dol .ar snl rraf 80
tH rN NnFhHlll co
at AIriNt- IfYfs fn SO side SOME
" tes.' .aa 'o'is 1' ,,'s,,'' ,'s ''a'''
rr|rfNn iN'i hNIiN ~
10 ~nIWr usNttst 20, a.. 49, -.
aIHIff Haa II IaI fHTHIHri aNI fIs Ii 81 ~ .NH
So sffr hsnfsHnr s.f.H nf At lnrH hHarhei ,uNnes
f1aHHfsf 4frd Ell he FHHlahsrftn = fnn no Hns pr
ssfa expressly flf sf.fs whr1 he h.st save o. in
vlie fhe airnuHn nf le uada p hAtNis
HN ct fhrNtIaH a.
nlIH AM OH,N.T rHiNr- pn t1s sni
Dnaslni CLOTHS srI - nee 49, eFfan' Ttiffns. 70
ssIe lne ~ .fll iel NAhhl~ ftrhaHfs f'sf"
y ts.up s.uOU-. .H 81 .at.e. IsfeHiff D-oftIa
Nnffrf. Baltimore t'frufi River 49, WHsnint iHn
rIa.IsaHd ksfsfls sale -f
F. fHIiN 4 'N Hi ID w. R
Ittrs,lltp .oop-. o. .sse' roaff'.as see'f
ID .IlI st.r. and $1,000 'If sar
NH ff~Mlfh At' s"i tf''' I"
NttHfNU A~-INtHt- l' Os'es seen. tis's
w. .s.I ff.srI net fffH'Hrf ff asIe fF
IH tffHiflk go H sfi p Finest
EA>TuN NNstt- r,srfhf'HT 49, '.'''i
I NFsNirut GO a ani .i f.n-sf
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FROM Muico-Thc Commercial Adr0'eer has
dispatch from Richmond stating that the late
accounts from Mexico are conflicting. The Ner-
orleans Be, says From the most reliable sources
II seems tho Mexicans arc disposed to treai-that
the propositions Of the United states are very 10
eral" &c
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MAINLAND In a Telegsphie Dispatch from Phila-
dslpbis publlshed in Saturdays Trtbuns. ALExANDER
EVANS was announced a. the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor Of MAINLAND. This Is quite mistake. Mr. Evans
is the Whis candidate for Congress IN the Ysh District
The Tribune has already announced WILLIAM I COLDS
HoRoUGH IS the Wig candidate for Governor
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miscellaneous

NtONFI To IOAN.-seve-t. Sums .f nrrf J
VI lsr.r .i ilt nnlI. age or ga. -sl'f n as rif
Apgf a. Mlrs3.'- a ils oaee jN ''
-pn 40 LOAN Ar5 fEk tENT on eig
- 1, IOb proY~-v App.l e. - hsf.fi.s- N--
NToFIIf-A ,-fs,t. al- l-f..y rs4lol.t aga lst
N'rI.Irr 20 " f1sarl lt acca-al no N- trn ~ o.
~ sa.asI c. lis sriIfs ~ ~ sai1 tfin sf- 10
..l-rs- q ll.l. a. In i1 clG-tery " u. b. HUBBY
vslW-
DaITI-u BRIG HOPE, f.Qm -..s Al Pc
ID tor. AZ c.luor-1 agaiIs trIsLnf ~ l-ra1rns At
u LIE cfra % 20 90 dros 0i leif c9nTscl1s
:. 4 a- psll = We captain ~ cons sn~r.
i--g " Al. ]. TAPsCOII = a9.l1-s..
14TTIoN-Th- plDuc are csslol-d no " trlst no
u rf-N ~ ne b. e. Jane, "a 10 Deus " Het e''
trsrtirx -. 1- ga.t ty ttr captain Or corsis nee
go NcAi kkAf. c1'. Pil@ ~ - 70 -
<,.I TION-Tn- public are cs4n0ned 1os % trlst 70
I c--N ~ ne Dr. brg ThOMA, A. WILL An 10
d@hts - lh~lr e0uTtrug vii be pad by ne SAy.-l "
Conasn--, J. NcnJ kkAf cor f.rr ar 7.'.h 80
.,TF.n ENGINE FOR SALE VIZ 49,
y power upright steam Enxiue. rev, sne -
Cgr .trrrtilr sil - sod 0~ II a1rii-c ~ i-in
"a, boz sa-r l-j stirior-sl n.ar ~ -.--- ~
-sTva5, PUWft-To LIT. s~eln ro'F-r itg..f- a.
- - T-rfh sv-ru- ror - 80 sts-th1--- ~
SVT0, n OF CHOtKEKi FOX al. n.-lhs
- -. ertur.. ant stsu1 81 1r- of tf- ylrA fr.iA
r,oek-rg stores in he cy VII - 81 - 81 y. ,--s-n
-. ,.,,.-. "a spoiicsfoa % sIkPhfh Willie,
i.a -sdn
N .1--Ts- sixr-si sarEes price. psic m eAsn fer
IL a.. Bsgsipg Bs.e Rope Caiu1ss, yun1y bsgFing
.cyss ard e. other sinds 0fPApvr hanufsc-
az, ,.ocs by CYRUS W. FIELD co
isfly AsriiHssip.
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CS7 Rev. AMOS y. PHELFs, late Secretary Of
the America and Foreign Anissvery Society died On
Thursday ct at the residence Of Rev. E. D Moore. IN
Rovburv Mass
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R- Marriage either gets nd Of your devils by
the presence OF an sngeor else 1t supplies hsir place
with one whose name Ia Legion
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nlioeellaneono


.... ..
t"s ~. 1870 "H ~ ~ go. a,,as ..si.s
....s ,s'l M rslts.sei .o- t'. ia.iss property
ITO airrin''f ~ ~. - - 1900 n. l.
p..'ons''Y hn lo ,a1s,s re'''n sin q nns.,...
l.-f ', ,sas ,.,f's p..a 20 ..,.g'a, -, e'. ~, =
,.la.'r .i ne.r realty .n'.ftt" f lf..,,' " 'l
ness '1 's' Psmr."' 'i '''i Pep '...
.s., .is,... ts ~ . r strI. .f.a .'sHas ase 80
aii ''s "'N ~
pm -l"''NWh ru. .f. ..na. ~ II.
lHi N' '.- $500. ~. ...I...
'f'l- .' .... T.. ,.l, ....... Id f.. ,.sl
frHrn m lafA f.',. FI W .
80 q l''.i' .... .......' . ...,i -
,''' -'' '. a.eu -liim
'.f''s
- ui. n hh 80 f- NN' N''f ~ ..
= tIAIf fH.. I...| ..'' '.I'r '' tN1
..........., ri. ...... ..a F., sta.. w. slo ia.
b ..... ... ... Id. a ... .I. ri.t.f .h b.. sf 0UH
','.'' ..'.', i.i. ..... ,.,f.i ay .nag
1ftIN. nN ." ', Hrl g.
y a.1rs o., .rl .,.a.t ....a 3. 3. as.. ~.
,asai. .n r', 4. .a'...e N. o,,,,
lobe h4I whH. al .fi ~. 'nNi''
RI. b p.f. ..sfa
......... n..tys.., Fl. ,hi'@'n.i sap.
l"''' 't'' -. ... -.
lfih-i fhh" Ts' w. ~" .,.,i 49, .s,..,
r,.ssIrr rn6s = s'..,''ai' I'VE ,s pleasure Z
~ .......'.. III d. .t.. I'D Ia. vim .lrf
...... -. VIZ ....a. ...l Fl. artliing %
...5 =. .... = ...It. .. Fu..rs IIfv
'..,. ..l ..,.,. /. s., l.. .ff sf afas.ara .a
ED Htf fHir'I lf' '' 'f.' +'
BIZ, ofi.ls n ns k0m.. an. 90 fHro'ssa usse'iog
.Ia. a. rsfi.. aI.. HIfl'Hf IiH IHi0 49, Invited n
F. sfalf i.sn fs..IH rHfrIs.. Hf s sHr HHfe
a.. t.t. 81. sod - as hafsi.I 500 Hsus' LIBERAL
''' ll' .,.....,,.,
4 al itNN ~ hfAif - " fiW' W -
10 IHH aluIe ~ tttfa .hfa ts NiHH' 'g"t ~ ~
49,, ,'.'. 800. f,.n'. III. ~ o. ts be- uses
~ ~ 900 tI.t. pIsfUI. 81 verdict h1s been sFeH
~ .'.ra ....I .'... IN lI.s. arf . faa ~ tea..f
f0rffa1 ''sfs ani HIIn. 'l 80 'r'n i.'iri sou
HaII syus bob fFs.Is'H fn 'fHn Hatiif H "iIiNs -
aU..r fHsf re|.an f.a0 "f NH. sHf in .sfl h m
. 7. 49,. .....f. I'd. ....... . al. ..ri ass1s
~. =, ..e r..... .f...I. .f s..i .. 81 disre
gsfl..g 30 '-.. .. 49,. =. ..'... = ,s d. So
si's i''' p" ~ . III ..,..is.t . aI.t a ftsf.
rafe. a. At. f" IT. ~ .I... -. 49,.
.tr..,..'.I. sss. f.ts fruAS AlLfN
I.rutff Como IlI NHg l.if n't aafhAff 80
hn's,ni liI' Wais, Cure ysisn istmsft sih no Boo
decd foon. sod every requisite f ts fou'fi 90 se,o'
rpodsuln pi p'lril' .+ !. 80, ~, .s,,s .n
a. s'nrisni slFN.I ~ tH'- ~. 49, ~ II, .''it
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minfellaneons

Hllnfelldneons.
TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY
sHras. % ssGsfN
HtA Ysfrlss teal kstsl
\ OCATE OR SETTLE LAND CLANS. wp<er
Stsnts % other Docu arots nsressxsy ~ psfs<i
ssrv-y Mao end sat, lgds Tf.rts Pay Tsr-s 90 Lsf
o. moo residents sos~tt~~s hefs~m isAtes 80
T.r.. a., . .eeyaot. ON hs eiasrrai DrpsfuA-ts II
ne sts- agoyernmsnt, COlssi fofsifn v 90 - w.
aet al otder basinsss aJpsrt.inias . o-n~. 90.
A. n. above hrn az sosszsc q Ne pfecrcs "
IN o. -ur-esne and Dis r-t Coers % ths $50. sne
Great -nd Dsuict Gears u ~ Uni.a - - 70 -
st.is u TsxAs ana oil dve pfong ~ ssssoe . a. 80
ns.. @ntgustsd ~ their rsfs a..
~ All ls.isrs and 60 nasicsions fron e,ssf 80
sas'nsss 10 DO addressed " LokksNO snL~"
ft.vesfOr. ~
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DIR POWELL, oouIIsT, AURIsr. :.

III s-o.d 49, cornsr u wsns1-st
rrvens ExCLUt fyELs 70 Diseases - - 80
n and Ear, from " 9esfh
s~s.s,s1c, on squirt a q. cured 10 q few nfrotes
l.-,,,ctsL Eyss ns-rtst, wtlhy1i a. op~f<i,en, 20
earr0t os distngushed from ne sstar.L
Or P0~~i has This d ~ psbash-c popsi1 Isn.fs
al. rFk lYg-lts imp-r ertiOhs ard tsH rtfs, ~ fsts
~, D. e.. .cfia Of spec A. e. Ac T. - hsf a Ne -
shors and o, Burgess q strng-r, berfors 60
Graham. c sasppsrd, 0~lsfs Neis IN.
Lars Generally mF3l tHrf-' go
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~ Tiss ss>Gss-- sssr~ ct.
" tff To- F..ls,...f Z 49,
0&~ns IN = r--ssaass sffa,.- s'ss,s %
eomi,nshls Hoo,. - - 80 r.s.iss..t -
H. so.'ls a. n. .ss-.. = - "a - -
o. sG -. NJ. s-, ~ a. -. = -. =
u Ne Va CIV a. als-S -. Iss.---.. q
llfs ohisin fisiis
~ ~ -, y -.
y nurnsi al ~ sf~~f 4 - "a. sfels~s -
lisafy Nunus ltf t'nsi = n te>ss u rsfef
Lsho,tssas 80 $50 - 49,
n 4 Rngsfst Coz -ssss~i t~srsN ="
H. Wshhef ~ - -. -. .
llsni Hanief ~ trsaf 's- '-af". -
Nm Agsie. 80 hug hesess
Loan escuunsehi.. on - -
" h lesrr. DO li.ss CO.. 49,.
Flssre FHflis a NsssI e. - - ~ 80 ="
= ! S 49,: ~ - - p.,.- - -
n-nfy h'is' eor 80 fesfs t7"-f~
wis.i : 7. Whi,i,s 81 ss-.s-.- - $50 o. q.
- Uf.aa have be- - st 1855 - 80 rr@es~e
81 - hiIIY sost1sit-a u.as,srafs - eersF~sss
snf ahnas 100 ahalsis~ 80 49,
\ y n, l.oas 20 ,...s's.~'t-sr
Ne. YS's lone > -
~ novT- srs -sss~ $3.50 >. 49,
clssiIa = f-.s.s. y 80. q. -
go e.''' H'' '.af' a. 1850
90 e
- isf'ss 80 saI.s-~~s -
NpoH -Ai tssAr a a.. 49, -
l->r ~aFanieds "a So usFss~F = -
fASa uit yins u -eFus a-ff 49, -
A. ~ GOD faolmo - $3.50. 49, - -
f1hs go NAM sfn 80 es-te $3.50
asairisifstts ~ $3.50
z--Pf. "a FoETt-t - - g-ir--
U1M pes .s'fef' Islrsss.-s rlss..s -
&I d. IA. 1865 - - . 4
Jgt ft.r ls...II $3.50 49,.
- A s~rs a.....1s1. II haHaesEf 80 = 80
go q 80. rar.is . - 5s1I - -
~, - ii .rr,.v-f 49, $500 a.arl@t - 49,
EN-. lmyHl ILE~N 40 fFsasa-..
::s &. -: Z: s: e: s:
t-.s az 80 ln us~ H.afs 80 - 49, - -
var6s - 1heruun ostsH r~sfs~ -
sniy oil be- given $50 $3.50 -
iDghi th~if az . - pfrss-1
sthhsld angl saeh dsates az - -. .oar..
i-ug 20, - :. =. 80 -.
.~-,,.f mon ls-o>,- rssnft rats
V~Aimrsoses . - s-sis.ia. y ss-s ase .
y, 90 : .: :.:'; :. - .: 49, .:.:. ::
ssn l. sfsf.sIsf "a 80 a. tfI gfarfs -
Az. p, sisrs ~ .ho1i tsrs 81 ~trh tcss O. Nara ns
=, !. III .oin@ cs8s1g -sssn~ss al psia ~ - -
80 .s.s .sd 1ft-s p-rrsr-ai srirsi ts-.s~ as tsTs
80 svsn snd oct p-rfri ssusfsf0fr snn~f lsaaI
~ Aso. NJ mosi a9Irgset seosd-f sfsfss a. ssses
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

SERMON TO TRAVELLERS

sFrAcHfDIs rHr RUTGERS r. cHrHcHTfsrEEDAY
ny REV DIR KREn-
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F4EKER's
COFIER HOUSE,
No 20 Ds,.sr yOssssLy 90 Jossr -
gseFNs 80
,I,IS ROOFS nADE TIGHT =. r"s a. -. ;.
j f1os snd ~Srsnted. -CoDd ia 1890 IA -.
800 c.rn-nt lad over % Od ia roof 81.
,se, y xht. srs proof ar p-rnss-ei . -.
Ire roo. Of mis- eonpos r0n ao.s aSonXin - Ws~
Der foot and warranted, ~ sAs WV - -
broad way, aess CAsnssn"
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Fruit qfan Aic'rnt Tree. Among
The fruits exhibited at the late show
at Hartford, was an apple from the
"old Wyllis tree" which was brought
from England and planted where it
now stands, $50 years ago. We saw
this venerable tree it stands within
few rods of the "Charter Oak"
so renowned in Connecticut history
The apple tree has only mere she'll
of the trunk, with q few small green
branches; yetit bore dozen apples,
perhaps the presen mt season. BY the
kindness of some friends we receiv-
ed some specimens Of the fruit, which
may be seen at our office. ! he hol-
low'in the oak has probably incrcasde
considerably in size since it contain
ed the charter Of the colony, but it is
still quite vigorous, aud may stand
another half century or longer
CuHirator
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TO FARMERS!

OiIEF NOOLLEN FACTORY. The
- subscriber will keep on hand a large assert.
mea' oi cloth of his own manufacture, which he
proposes II exchange ia wool. lie will give
one Y1rI Of good heavy cloth Tor two and halt
p'uni' ni good clean wool OF the SAM quality :
or he viii work wool upon shares. as follows -
Seone.hll' toe cloth the wool makes hy receiv-
i1- eiIh' cents per v1rl lom the customer upon
h. hili or all the wool makes Nv receiving thrty-
eight cents per yard ior manufacturing. levi
also manufacture for cu>romcrs-hlintri.. leans
ald Hmnri', ~ well ~ strnclr and FOIL cloth
ttb Dressing done on reasonable terms.
and nl short notice. None bat the best work.
meu viii be empryed.
ANY person gong - Chicago, from the cen.
lrd or southern part ~ ihe state, will pass hv
ih'> town. AMI all the subscriber wishes, ~ IN.
sure a ordinance of patronage. i TO once have
a man pltrolize him, Wool can be SAINT M the
Illinois river, directed to ]. A. Mauesrn, Joliet.
VIII county. t. the care ut Mr.. Abrams, Peru.
Ills" an 1t vii be forwarded. where cloth will
he pa, up IN neat aul safe manner. according
t. The ahpvetrr MS, and sent in return 10 any pnrl
Of the STATE without troublin. The owners 10 nc.
Company II. ] 4 NiTrESON.
y. u Persons coming lthm q distance with
Qmntity Of WOO, 10 he caritd ormauuriciurs1
II obliged to stay over night, shall be to n, cy.
pen'e' A w.
Toilet, March 22d. 1871, 10
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Remedyfoy a Bara.-Chloride Of
soda is said, in the London Lancet,
10 be an eitectual cure for burns
An attorney, in attempting 10 put
out the flames that attacked his bed,
got his hand burned and blistcred,
but not broken. lie sent for q coup
lie of quart; Of lotion, four ounces OF
the solution 10 pint Of water, had it
poured into soup plates, wrapped his
hand in lint, as no skin was broken,
and so kept them for some time
Next morning he was so perfectly
well that only one small patch re-
manned. 1t is added that the same
remedy is sufficient to heal scalds and
a black eye.
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Beef 7'ta,-Whcn one pound Of
lean beef, free Of fat, and separated
from the bones, in the finely chopped
state in which il is used for beef sau-
sages, is uniformly mixed with its
own weight of cold water, slowly
heated TO a boiling, and the liquid,
after boiling briskly for aminnte or
two, is strained through a towel from
the congulated albamcn, and the fl
brine, now becoming hard and horny,
we obtain an equal weight of the
most aromatic soup, OF sNch strength
as cannot be obtained even by boil
ing for hours, from a piece of flesh.
When mixed with salt, and the 9TH
or usual additions by which soup is
usually seasoned, and tinged some
what darker by means of roasted on
ions or burnt sugar it forms the very
best soup. that can in any way be.
prepared from one pound Of lesh.--
Liebig.
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Iron Ienccs.-Iron wire is now us
cs in the construction Of fences, and
the Westminster (Md.) Carroltoni-
an gives the following description of
the manner in whice it is adapted to
this purpose:
The posts are about one-half the
ordinary size, planted firmly at the
distance of ten feet apart, with nine
strands Of wire drawn tightly through
half inch augur hole, and tightly
plugged at each hole the wire is Of
the size of that used for the handle
Of Yankee bucket, and to combine
them more firm, wire oflighter des-
cription is wound through the middle,
which prevents the hogs from seper-
ating them and creeping through
The whole expense oil this fence does
not exceed twenty-five cents per pa
mel of ten feet, and for neatness and
durability cannot be surpassed by
any thing in timber.
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AaalaD1I1a.laa

A horse collar has been invented
is England, which must b. regarded
as very great Improvement. 1t
c6nsists Of a tube Of IndianIabber or
other suitable Substances, inflated
like a life rreserver. Its advantage
is.sthat it fits the horse exactly, ca
silly and without undue pressure up
on any part, and leaves the brest and
the joints Of The fore legs free from,
the jolting and sudden pressure to
which the common collar Subjects
them. The mercilul man is m srciul to
his beast, and we hope that this i'm
provcmcnt sill be generally adopt
cd,
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'TF' NJ ~ " 7 ITIs
bHtGGsSI AND CHEMIST.


'sNHlS remedy il preparcd entirely from vere-
table substances aud CONTAINS no mercury.
af'hIe or nnylhng that can prove injurious 10 the
system. Its I'll cts are lhp.s uf dcul,trutnt
tome, well adopted TO restore the healthy action
81 The li'eI aud stomach who's. functions arc -,
generally impaired IN this class of diseases.
teuinlne and other tonics serve only in many
cases to brake the chIlls, nut do ma rcmnye the
disease "l the liver and either organs implicated
On which the chill and fever depends hcnsc IN,
usefulness OF the Fluid Extract ri Bark" (n,r.
ucul,ly where physicians cannot readily be con.
snllen) which contains all the qualities suited TO
tue indication oi these msladics
The "fluid Extract of Bark" is p,cpareJ by
Dr sawyer, alter several wears experience in nj.
mlni>ienng 10 those afflicted, both in the eastern
and western part of the United States. and h,
can confidently commend it to the public as pos
se'Sng virtues well adapted To the p,rn,oscDy
cure OF the often long protracted intermitl.n,s
ana renlliens at unhealthy districts.
i'undft is Of testimonials IA REGAIN 10 tho cC;
cacy OF the medicine from persons of resnec,,hi.
ny nave been given to the proprie,or-but he
does not make use nf them rs he prefcrs 10 h,,,
Inc meticine Introduce itself SOLELY hy its merits
Soldby KING Il WHITE, corner of l,saI,.
ana Canal streets, who have constantly on hand
large supply Of Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Dy-
stuff. &c
July 80. !Sl7.
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ira .Vaiure and .Nachmery.-
The earth says the scientific Ameri-
can, ows more to art than 10 nature,
after all. Till the effect of clover
and plaster on sand plains was dis
covered, our barrens were as unpro-
ductive as rocks. Since that dis
covery, however, they have become
the most valuable farms in the state.
Till art took hold of apples, the lar
gest one grown was about the size of
a walnut I; the cabbage ofnature was
nothing but sea kale, while natures
nnsoP'listicated peach was little bet
ter than poison. Indeed, without
art the product OF our whole state
might yet be carried to market in
wheel-barrows-while the value of
our lands would be about equal to
those on the Rocky Mountains. The
invention ofthe-cotton gin increas-
ed the value of South Carolina land
twenty-five per cent, because it saw
that much in the expense Of harvest
ing the crop. Without the plough,
any land might be purchased for a
shilling an acre. This being the
case, our farmers should take more
interestin the progress Of machinery
than even our artizans. Not only
their sweat, but their very substance
depends upon it. Till the horse-rake
was invented, gathering hay into
cocks was one of the most laborious
works connected with the farm
Now, it is one Of the most delight
ful, and easiest, and what is true OF
moving, may be said ofall the other
toilsome work that has long been
considered necessary to turn manure
into bread.