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{ KEMP, Aucuoussr
IA>DsONiE FIRNIrrRE, THIS DAY. Thur,

DAY. INocIock, % ]. WsIst by csialoaue Without
reserve.-R { hkMP will sell 81 suction. above.
srge OF superior we'll made 'o-rwoud mshos
any and wsnut paror dining and chamber furniture
of the best SYKES well worthy the attention VI house
and the trade ODD pisnOfofes OF m.
and finish Also hhrsfy and secretary boOk cAses
extension DUNG tables. doren mahogany hairsest
chairs 10 mshog French h-dseads msuesses aud pail
lot OF second hand furniture and Office furniture.
shower baths. ngsrstors. Sc ie2i -
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TT The PLUME NArIoNAL DAGUERREAs GAL
LERN should be visited by those who fond OF exam
lining hne portraits OF distinguished persons Oh course
the portrait of the late President Polk and lady
among the collection. Evening Mirror
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Cholera at PhiIa deIphia-

pHLADELPHiA Wednesday June ~
Three cases OF cholera aud two deaths are re-
ported within the past - hours
The loss by the Ere At Dyotts Glass NoiN' was
g. 900 No insurance
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plnLADKLPHiA, wednesday June -
The thermometer today res he'd ~ ~ the
shade.
4 man ,.m,d gowm Young was drowned while
bathing At the Island
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NEW BOOKS PER STEAMER AMERICA.

INCOMES CATHOLIC HISTORY OF ENGLAND
VI 80. H. Pnce ; -
Facsimile aid History oi scottish National Covenenf
Price : i0
schl'.er's Robbers. sc (B0hn) Price 38 cfs
Plato hy srey Vol n fBohn) Price y ~
Thuyc.ddes. BY Carey Price Is CO.
Al assortment VI Stalettes VIZ Guardian Angel Angr
~ Ann4nciauou. PRAYER Belief Red Riding Hood
poretlea. N-om and Rlth. Jenny Lind. Buzz. Mlltoni
Bls,. SulE. pcre's Bust Arabias Bust
Received AMI tor sa.e by
-.ll JOHN WILEY. I6l Broad way
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MA r II IE d.


A. Ahau, June ~. oy Dr. K-nn-iy, SOLOMON IoWN'
d. merchant Ne~ loit. 70 HELENA pk NAY daughter
the lais Cha. d Tosus-nd " ID. of Aiuany.
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FALSE ALAhM.-About . O'Clock yesterday az
the City Hall bell sounded the alarm OF nre IN
the Fifth District which, however proved 10 be false
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
If>s~ Pacific NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
9-&AN PANY Tho nIsd states Mail steans- paeAo's
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Tar Posi- OFFicE.-It will be seen by an sdver
tseinent in another column that some improvement
have bSen made in the arrangements for tho delivery
letters at our Post Office.
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WHEAT your ......... .st.Ib
CRflN-ihere good inq1ly of " sst AS 10 mfft-t BE-
f.n hf r-rls liz f.ao ta-t 49, IHt
Il4A 1900 Upper Lac s.d
rtrf or ni ono Tie ~
On. ap erst-. there much son- Corr an lie
market ,--- g. roo tu-h A. t+a1'r or
80 ~ ms ur-f. suf artf- for round fr0-
closing 90 - Tor round i-.s-r-d Oct
are a. asa su5 o. AR d-moui
Krpau if.n lst O. 18th Juaes
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,I,I,CuI EAIIOS AND The GOLD MINES
.NI-T6- S.roual Ponce Gazette q tbs wees, low
ready. contains beside 81 lnAlleo 4n-o-nt ~ snf -
- Frsnc SEQ .nd Erirx the results ~ cain a. -ir-ly
o---rvs-or rron ne AID llzs a. .-y rhs- --- ~
1850 80 49, 1890 q le f--1rr, from lr rallor
,r. -ov-u "a .-,e- ard Substantial tore 70 mud as
-tsr nav 40 ony Dc CONSIDERED eulrey rei-1 - oli
- v-'-st-a re- Pi-sucs statement u B-sl0p Ouane
y --s. elem of Ton HAM. Tea All conviction "
sor " Srr--,er i1r Tie murder Of h- " IL, &c &c
OeEc- l05 Nass1l--i. sod el-~ --fr l--- -
..TFAM-To let ou shares n otlcrwise. steam et-
- +. - -u -er u " which arc Fr-rch
-. -r~s o he sle of tie city. Tie proprietor
:. ----.r-s fo rrn1 dr. pants chrrli-l4s and oil~f
---.r. n. u 49, Nnul- factory. 10 -le--L Al-rr-s
y \ Al II. olac-, ~ LIZ above factory .e-- II
DTRF WATER.-SMITH'S EAST INDIA " AIER
Hc1oIERASD FlLTEA-Lux1ry ard Hos-n con
mod T warranted perfect vrater cOo.-f 40 =
irrsIuabi- % families. To be sern a. 7 SMITH CO =
y E.l--=-S- -seral discount % csa-sss ~ -
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a2s BoWERY.

+. 81 MONARQl + call fle attention Of ladies' and gen
y l~ura 10 hs extensive assOrotmeni OF sua" gooos
anita IT, l y-nf- y0uL. boys aud infants Also, black
white draD and pear beavers. cashmere rams molrsAll
and * hats new ye vi ciO and other caps Je<l I'm
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co nna TO LOAN-On B0ld and Mortgage 90
SOU.UOc PRODUCTIVE rse4 est.is ~ L. eiy Or bfooE-
sa W. be olaed y .aes, % s1it applicant Apply 70
,-r5l A J BLEECkER. A1cloler. : Br0ar-s..
~ nnn WANTED.-A Joan ~ $500 waited A
- Z.UtO ra1uf1cc-rlz establishment worn $500.
81 can be- .arn-r secured BY gage 0-re
rea. estate Address box - Is = i p o. ie<l q
1Jn nnn WANTED-For : term of Yesfs. on
- lO.UUO0oci and mortgage On property n ne
Tenfh Ward, valued a sl5.o00 Apply ~
i-lsszs- JAS. T. Watkins, 10 Catasri1e-st
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INSl RANCE.
THE EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH


No O. WsI-.t Manhattan Bank Building
CAPITAL SiOO. 900.
BESIDE A LARGE 81 RPLt Tins Company 10 con
h.tre-. of . Company shown by the following state
nrnl Of bushes. for he year ending on the si May S9
sIArTMENr 10 HfALrH DErARfNtNr
Total number af Health Insurance Pol
ices issued from May o. 1913, 10 May
Amour, Of Premium. on Health ln.ur.
alec from May b. l5p,t, May J. lsD sl5Fs ~
Total number 40 Z. r., Insurance Pou.
e.es is-led from May :. 1919. 60 May
9o M., /. $40. 90 Lie assurances. sH,15sot
Total amount oi Nlle, rece we'd in part
payment of premiums during ihe
Amount ~ deferred payment. IN Quar-.
terry and -emi-aunual Policies to
ro S'' a !, .ao ut. Of In. Insurance Pre-.
mum. To- Msy 4, lais............... sA71a b
H., i1i la.aG "a , 10 Nav See ssoGs6 %
DuuuE which time thr Company ta-
$50 sioco.-......... $4,000 90
Ps.d t. roua nu>psro A~o FORTY
NlSE persons dlnns The year Health
claims ............. GID %
I 1919. i TO May l. 5,''...:'' ' sss70 %
Expenses OF both dep arirnents Life and
Healfhi incud INK Commits Med
real Examinations Salaries, Once .
rent Stationery, A. Ac............ 1887 7Os15H7 y
Balance remaining from Inc years bus
mess after paying all losses and ex- 49,. -
No r.S is taken on any life for greater amount lhan
five thousand dollars
The rates Tor insurance low - those n any re-
.ponsb.e company loo ihs country IN Eng and aud
low undoubtedly = cons stent with safety 10 ths H.
slrcd and stability OF the company
la point Of security, hueraify IN terms and conditions
lovur-- OF rates, aud equity Of ncpes upon which the
business conducted. hi. institution Will compare favor
ably with any IN existence.
DIRECTORS
H.n. Wu Wrsht B.esrius. Van Wagner.
EfHa4I tn.s-. James " n--~ft NNsn Wfuifpn.
} boo u. Caam WI Wa--er Js. N Chapman,
In-.l ~ stsf,-, ~ n % King W hlih-rmn,
John N4u-fnr1. J.haB k.,lnK. Anhbad Rasssh
Hoo " Csmphsl
GEORGE W SAVAGE, President
RtCHARO n Bull, Secretary and Actusry.
joins MCLEALAND. D FOurin-sy Med. Examiner
irll 6uss0d
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
ANPANY ~ Wa4-st.-NrS- Ork. June 8, lSi9.-Ihs
President ani d recOrs have declared semi annual diV-
dend of D per cent payable on Tue In met
30 3mls K " BLEECKER Secretary.
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THE AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIST.

4 VI SANION Ser-lork b PIP. $40. Monthly, ais
y. per year We regular receipt OF ihs va.uab q
agricultural Journal aud cau only repeat which We have
hitherto said
Farmer Planter sinrk br--ier H.f-1unF coaf invest
.sr -t- .lfioia.- iln b. s41snlng f il- An'rcal
Asfrltpr-f HrEHs tf-sef
Complete sets Il vosl OF the American AgrcupIrs can
be- lrr shed = - each vol These vols together form
ile most valuable farmers Library 10 Practical kn0wl
e.. ~ that has been published tie uifed states
I-li BUS c n SAXTON. Publisher, i2i Fultonst
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Ilf1naton having been received thar numerous -,nre.
fs CITY are serf open sunday i9f fhe ~ groce-
rr- el4 -glpr- A Woaion OF 'e statutes " tAs state
and There aYr eaung -f reason Oi f4- dec
crr on should be exempt from tho operation 81 tie Jaw
which protbs al stores being open that day for the
a~ of -opo- or liquors. and being deemed necessary.
fca a. ne present tir, - sanitary measure. That
o aw. 90 s subject should Doe specied aid observed
by 81. Tc'-ons who are subject fo them.
Therefore - hereby enI0.red upon al the owners aud
Keepers ~ grOcere- and liquor shops 10 close and keep
tne -8ule q. osed ol sunday
Police Officers hereby required 90 SEQ thar this
order is strictly compiled w.th tarol ghoutfe City
f~i-rcdl { : NOODHJ LII, Mayor
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CEREALS

4 NATURAL REMEDY FOR CONSTIPATION AND
~ INDIGESTION The great virtues OF ms Nucle
frrcuared from foreign recirel sufficiently Attest
.d So fae medical faculty of this CITY. whose letters
fesriuona ARE Vlth he proprietor For sale by Mes-fs
81 lhau. Isj broadw ay, { II Ring CO. lsl do, A.
b & ID sands. cor William and Fulton - \ A Mcak
.ul 5il Broadway. Dlpuy 64 aud ,l do, Mercerean.
s- 90. Gshaudan Condit. it'i ishth-av FREDERICK
Wells Co. 81 DO. J a J. Codlnsien. ~ hudson-st
AItm-on 4 O.if. Buwery sud 90 Broadway James
C~Ifrf.s SIS BoNrrN r 4 Fornsn 4 @. Norfolk
and Grald-st hINhlNN, tLARN 4 w.
900 Broadway. l0 As,of House snd irving House.
my.9 lmscod Wholesale Agents
CHOLERA DIR BIRDS genuine sulphur n q, mat
have proved be- AMI sures cure Of Choe-
"a chat has been fed are Tor sale Al Or FkAFEIONs
Medicine Depot - Fulfoust They "iA cure, noiwith-
standing what The doctors say lrll wv
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PORT or NEW-YORK.....JUNE q.

FORT or NkW-lOkh......Jl NJ -.
MINIATURE ALNASsc....rsls DAY.
r., K-s-..' 80 SETS p rH' Nos s-;s-els 81
HIGH wATEE....June p
At,sars s'-s slam A. Coz ls-ac '4n a -. s.- =
.IsGz MsENE JotAAAL. FooRrh PAGEr
CLEAKED-sars Protein. D-sr--. So Fran-oo. A-rsns-r
>or-a... H-u-ssa. G--~.-a. H,lmors. P-al-s O.
fsfr.k. l.r-f.oo. C911--a. b. o-. L4r.r.1ol
kafks Lrras i-rso1 L-glr. ls.tla " ate - sa'i.s
Rrs Clrsrsa. h-ys-r. Lasa4a -7~c Fscs-i af htii-
Tness+ Cora . J.tssalv-. T. 60 car ssfl-s % 80
Fro-i-t' Bl-1os Ayrss
sas~ sraaaaa Palace pala s.Asa. Bnssrs s.Esl
ssA Horato sarsto~, Lacl-s, fu'nsoosi H5t Ao.f Ma.
s-l@s
sAop Ras-f waA.as sssrs-.. Pro'a-sss
steamers H-fnans csst-- Br-a-- casrts- lyr sTiaaA
ARRvEo-H.mss osrs Norma vss.ss. sasso- A. . -
sas csas.. s.rr cae.a . ssy. s.- Hlrs.cs Co La
koe--k ptl N-f-s- r1luas ls T-rts isaa-
- ufs-. SO bslsy.
See Lsi Tr-. = azs 6s sr Q. say
80 " ,Vsi.oa wa.,-.sy Fose. Pr Jss. ,-sa A.. Z
Tna-br.ssr & s.-s OF NHss-1
Rl-.s b. o-4nls se.-snsh-r Br--l - t.- B--ai-
~ ~ W., Fa.., srss-port ballast
scArJ AcNs s-af. GAvss;ca p o, cotton, e srvss
& &.
Saf carola. rarsoz Sos~eh
s.hr Lsco1 s-srs-. el-tou. nd-s
scar Necoft. ky--r. Ho.tcn, ni-e
Sttr 7 4 Nnksr-o1 ~acS-fs. l ba-'r1. rt.-
Shr L-at~f. >ss-rs1r hl-tr1 iof A ts1s
30 n, ltor B->.ss. " sF,1au. u.-s
sthr Nartas Nsrs nal-s. >aen
Sehr Hsnr-t. Harding frsrtc rt s'srf- ior Na'l ini
Stf kre. Cn1rctl|. Ne~'urfof-
scar G-argisns. Hansoa. Ba-t-i tr NHsTea. "a
BsLow-s 80. al sarts
stiLED-S;.sn.h,-. Hs-uasn sstaUpt0a sr--n. CA-ro
- sstszaaA. 81 q Llrilh E-v-s az o-a-rs
WIND, Jss- so-s-srr.e, sw. m-rsaa, > 'ua.-t,
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pnEsERyEp naEATs, SOUPS, &C. sc.

PRESERVED h1LAIoi oOOT0' wv wv
PUT Up BY
yr,uo,.s KENsyTT L co - OldsAp.-The articles
80 n AZ III. -stab Lsln-nt warranted 70 Keep TOT
49,. c nv esnaie sad TIE only provisions q ne
- rr4r can invariably Dc ceP=nded On je<l 81
DELFT KIBBONs-SEW AID ELEGANT
DsTYLEs-A soeaiid assortment iust receive and
csr sassy Ds1 e1s'l L T. AooRE, - Sss'<-sl
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~,rps... corRT-yoha .<saest "a isefAoa-
- Te EItZA IaOkSTCs r,s ar. s-ssoy -
- - III .etsss oncs % ~ $50 o t1S
ION nstaat 80 ssffs oofy
"a o0s-. 80 ~ Nassss stfssf, s~- fofk
tsr~of, -neasiss u As ey
1 ..r,. a. ysa 10 eon2.ss a. sief
=. .ss ri sppy ~ ssPfs1> Ss-r y
- ~ - ca Hal ca u See ro tss NJ 81 ~
~. a. rslsf e<nAacs1 80 -
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BOARDING.


A GE>TLENIA> AND WIFE or .larI. r-sde-
L. Nao Ni-l rriszlI HoAr .r- solicited I'D "A A.
ID >--ra-si '~r- hey can r'c - a Pnvai- aui.y
s. '-- comforts f-.r ~ -t,a-r leur. e ore Q.
'.e r..st and lal--T .a-ar.1us r .1- c.tv H.Eh
a-r. -lrl- -- t--. bathroom --ra- 80 s.l I'll,
s- r.l na'-r. l-r irt -1- ...,r ' -- ei-..F ar.c
--a- r.-.-l- 0-- 'r- eh.--- prospect ard u1si 80
sea 90 a~ o. Fr-c ii-i .e- .a-
BOARD II THE COU>TRY.-Ten. or s1e.vs
- e---s - rr ac-1l-'l-a- N-. 1oA-i '- ,aa l-
81 -rf-. 49, .0l NaH-ta- ard a7o-. rods east
l.rrer- ur-e- TIE rtr- lo l-t rta.-l 'Nrt day
'o and -- - cry. s.r farther na-' c ~ '1G- 90
e- e-oe- cRissEY. p Dey-'.
UOaRDING.-Oue or ,eo persons can ae scceaiH'o-
ID .rel fgl or rs-r.al h1sn'. .e--er r-r -te
'l1 where ter- r1 rl't--1. 10 ie most Ht- y
80 -e --l. p-r, -, Brooklyn 20 Llr.- ss,or-'t rear
Ha7t --o iu.'
nOARDING N HOBOKEN.-Tvo gentlemen
sp sra .lr wives. or ttrte or fosr snge gentlemen.
can e flrrsdsd v, h pleasant rooms 10 private FAM
rear Pie ferry For particulars address Hooosen ooN
Treure OGre. e-l rs
BOARD WANTED Immediately for gentleman
ID. .sfv ID oec-s- private fam. g. where here
.dsri-r- would be- preferred La-afol west
of H4l-o1. a.ra--u Fraakl and Cana -. Address ~
pOARD.-A gentleman can - accommodated VIII a
ID 'r..l bedroom. SECOND -orr. % Pheasant Fn1
beatty .ra-ll. Arf.y 90 Jal-.t r.. 81.
COUNTRY BOARD o. TWO una. faai. les
.e-i -us- JOSIAH LANE. - Can.rrne-'l
DOOHI- NEAR UNION PARK very g. ease
II st rooms ll .a SECOND -.or 'Hni. can ac bass re
-oaf ea.- corner 90 Eat s. K'-el-- arr lrfns-av n
Frrie far 81. one or Two g~u- euicn VII rll he above
.oc-luu le-i-aae- Ballroom l le house. lei 3 fl.eui'
GENTLEMEN WISHING BOARD IN Brook
u ign ran Pee pleasantly accommodated wih breakfast
al "a by applying 20 sa-ds-s. eve minutes wax Or m
p -on .e--y my-i n.
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>rEw-YOhk sUPREaE ccURT,-Tn.esrAk Hoped Ssas'
Nlss> Wa Der ysssaA>ss ss ssnsse ca eo~u.r.
T. D-fsn1=1t TSs h>scy ssnno>Ss sS 70 -
~t<t vss 81 . rs - =
Cy Cossiy Of ss~ Too. 81 10 cJ = So
eoPy u 1895 snsssf % 20 50 ID
psis, - ..s-crb>f he oA~ 40 10 Wsts-s' = a.
ss- sft~r iss ssf'<s ~
,os sressss Of tss s.J Of ssd Ie -
ias s.s con, sfns.ss ~ - go,
ID ss.ss sf M sac - -. -. ~. 1870
fss 1oi ar, .th zt-rss from he 0sfsA ssJ o ~ - -
sxst ssaaf.a .ss Lfy o-sss N. 50 49,,
DATED Jshe - lsfs & f"''~'''
! IL LII
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r., sVs- K-s-t8i s-....- g. To, sei,..seu. s
HIGH wATEK....Jl ne II.
4 So. 4r.s ls.arc. A. ~ Gate =
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10 LELAND rUK SALE


r. PART OF 4 HOUSE ve.t u Broadway and
re. south OF 'ans-st wNnted immediately ANY person
- having par 81 house Ia may hesK-o an occu-
psut by address note Ia a. this ori0 iele Sus-
"a TO LEr-Psrt ct houses - Avenue C. So Fourth.
s, aud 81 SiNh--t having CrOton wafer snd other
- convenience Apply al ~ Avenue Il, al 5, : % 7
O'Clock c2 81
~ ROOM WANTED WITH STEAM POWER
L,, 4 location ~ Chelsea preferred Apply to
je2l ST. {. WORD. God-st up Stare
ClFARM FOR SALE-A desirable Farm 0f q,
OF and. Limestone soil suitable either Tor gram
49, " grss. situated two mllcs west of >ewburgh.
Orange Cuunsy ON the premises are good house large
barn hshre sheds, &c me fruit and excellent va
ter Particulars Will be given application 20
lell 2w WRIGHT LOsEE, " ffonlH
"A THE DAIRY FARM OF zoe ACRES be-
sYS longing IA David MILLS, al Nswtown l. upon
- upon which he now resideslis offered TOT sale-ths
whole or m parcels The welknowu reputation Of tho
above furnishes ny its character aud advantage.
being second TO IN th. mon Also Tho entire sioek
A. belonging 10 the same For terms, apply 20 u Megs
American institute. n Y or DAVID $ MILLS, on Tho
premises miles from Nillsmsburgh Ferry On Jamaica
turnpike road. lesl IN
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-12
NUMBER 81.

were supplied with anything like convent.
ences to this modern laid TO neatness,"--
this health preserving habit.
In many instances bath house might
have been erected at very small expense,
and clear ice cold wafer supplied in abun.
ance from neighboring brooks and ponds.
Again, little stream coursed by at the very
door, and might still more easily been put
10 profitable USE Our farmers never for.
get the barn, or the corn-crib, or the
spring house," but bath room, quite as
necessary TO the comfort and health of
their households, rarely enters into the
calculation. Even when il is impossible to
convey sufficient supply Of the element
directly into the house, sponge, and plen-
tilu buckets OF water will be found to an.
swer tie purpose admirably, where a city
bath is unattainable No person is excusa-
BILE for negleciing daily sblution with the
common 'wash bowl and pitcher, APP
paratus within reach, and with them a
square Of oil cloth to protect the carpet or
floor, he may gain comfort and increasing
strength, with very little trouble and ex-
pense.
The only objection that can he urged
against this healthful practice, is prompted
by indolence--a cowardly shrinking from
the trouble and mayhap from the chill Of
the first plunge-but this grows less and
less-habit steps in TO aid US, and by rising
few minutes earlier, the busiest man or
woman may secure the necessary time.
Then the warm glow, and brisk healthful
circulation that succeeds the chill, is an
ample repayment for all transient dscom-
fort. The unshrinking use OF coarse
crash towel, short quick walk in the open
air, il possible, directly after, and our word
for it, the most delicate of you all will re-
turn with such an appetite as you never
know going from chamber TO breakfast
room without the application prescribed
above "a prescription that we would en-
force by earnest solicitations, for trial at
least, to those Of our readers who wish for
long life and healthy one.
NeaFs Gazette.
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PATENTS.
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ton, No. 22 STATE STREET, BOSTON,
FISnE subscriber, by appointment from the Com
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tent Office for receiving and forwarding to the same
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works to test the validity of inventions, and rem
der advice on legal and scientific matters respect
ing the same. Patents secured in Europe and 9th
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BY application to this Office inventors are saved
the time and cost Of journey TO Washington
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r. II. EDDY, Civil Enginee
Sept. l. lyl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-12

VENTILATION ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH.--
The bad state Of the atmosphere Of stove
heated rooms cannot be cured by any
amount Of sieaming water. Ventilation is
what is wanted, and what is always found
wanting, and what renders the atmosphere
Of our churches and other public rooms
so often unfit for human respiration.
Rooms should NOT be Frequently rsn-
tiiafed," but aitcays so. Every tight room
should have veniilator constructed in the
ceiling, TO answer the place Of the good
old-fashioned fireplace, Of keeping up a
constant circulation Of air.
Some one in your pages, think, has said
that "stoves were savers Of fuel, at the ex-
pense OF human lives"-all Of which is for
the want Of ventilation. Ii is most seri-
Gus fault in the construction OF nine.ienths
Of all the school-houses that are heated by
stoves, that there is no ventilation. | have
no doubt but thousands of children in the
United States are annually sent to prema.
ture grave by diseases contracted, aye, ere.
ated, in school.rooms. II our wise men,
who sometimes make very foolish laws,
would enact that every school.room should
be So constructed as TO remedy this evil
they would for once show the world that
they possessed some feelings Of humanity
al least.-C Cores. American Agrieulturist
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-12

To MAKE Coon BUTTER IN WINTER
We often hear the complain, tina, butter
made in Winter is poor. Ours was so for
several seasons. 1t was very slow in COM
ing, and frothy, white, aud sometimes bitter
while butter made from the same kind OF
milk in the warm season was good. de-
vised many plans for improvement, such
rs throwing in salt, warm milk, scalding
cream, &c. but to no purpose. At length
I scalded my milk when brought from the
COW, afterwards setting it in either cold
or warm place as most convenient. ] mean
l communicated sufficient heat to my milk
to destroy the effect which frosty feed in
autumn or dry feed in the winter had upon
it. Since which time we have made, with
fifteen minutes churning, purer, sweeter,
and more yellow butter than we ever made
in summer--and sometimes from the frozen
cream gradually warmed And were il moi
that the increase Of manufactures, the pur-
suit Of fashion, and other causes combined
render helping hands in the dairy-room
nowadays very scarce, l should be at the
trouble Of scalding my milk before setting
il during the summer, as well as in winter
for surely, butter made in this way possess.
es delicious richness and dryness which
cannot be found in any other.
Farmer and Mechanic
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-12

SLAUeHTERING Hoes, &c.-Eiogs should
be killed when the weather is sufficiently
cold to ensure that when they are hung up,
after having been cleansed, they shall not
only become quite cold to the touch, but
feel hard and stiff. They should be killed
on one day, and cut up and sailed on the
next. When the weather is very cold they
should he hung in a cellar, or somewhere
where they are not likely TO become frozen,
but il there is no danger of this let them
hang in the open air.
Ii is fact worthy Of notice that the brine
in which pork or bacon has been picked i,
poisonous to pigs. Several cases on record
in which these animals have died in conse'
quence Of small quantity Of brine having
been mingled with their wash, under the
mistaken idea that il would answer the SAINT
purpose and be equally as beneficial as IL
The admixture Of small quantity Of salt
Youat on the Pig