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TIE CHEAP CASH
Book and Stationery Store,
North West Cor. Of Saith and .7reA Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOKS .-Poctical,
" Juvenile. Miscellaneous, Standard and Pre-
sentaton Books, very cheap.
staple and Fancy Stationery!
Superior White Ruled Letter Paper. 81 30 per ream
Letter and Note Envelopes in great variety,
Weddings fl rnished mt very moderate rates.
Cards Written and Engraved,
l;iIlnti's and other Steel Pens.
Superior Motto Waters, 323 Notices on Sheet, for
81 cents,
Enksfnnds. Pcn-Knivcs, Paper Weights, &c.
Fine Turkey MOROCCO Porte Monnaics,
Portfolios. he.
Card Cases, Backgammon Boards. &c.
viii a very large and choice assortment Of Toy
Books, Games. Dissccted Pictures, Albums Scrap
Books and Engravings.
Api 81 1y p. THOMSON.
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Timothy Seed.

A fine lot of NEW TIMOTHY SEED 70,
"a sale by THOMAS RICKETTS.
Ricketts, Mills, Sep. 22--f.
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H. 4 S III J..

UF You want Herring or Mackercl by the
a. barrel. half or quarter, can be supplied AT
Winners Point or GEORGE Town, Ivy
June lG WILMER l. FORD.
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RAGS! RAGS (!

FENl1E highest price paid Cash + Rags
d (Noolcn excepted, at the Rock ilc Pa
vi Hill, on the Little Elk by
tarch 70 tt lori w
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WILMINGTON
Steam Plaster & Bone Mill,

THE subscriber is largely engaged in grind
L ing extra land PLASTER which lac will
sell at all times at the lowest prices. Per-
sons residing near Railroad, or water naviga-
ton, by sending their bags to the address Of
the subscriber can have their plaster sent to
them. All goods delivered at the dcpotS,
boat landings, &c, free Of charge; the great
est care will be given to bags when sent. -
When farmers living near water navi CATION
can make it suit to club and purchase ground
Plaster by the cargo it will be delivered to
them and a liberal reduction made.
The subscriber will pay 20 cents per hun
dred for Bones, delivered at the wharf near
his mill. Address
SAMUEL r. NIELDS.
Sept 15-Gm. Wilmington; Del.
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Of the National Safety Company

vi the NatiOnal SaIeIy company
Wulnm ST., sovtlt-meM Cor Third ST., Philniu
ISCouroHATEp ny THE STATE OF rESNA. IN 1871.
1--WE PER CENT interest is given and the mon
L cy is always paid back whenever it is cal led for.
without the necessity of giving notice for it before
hand
People who have large sums put their money in
this Saving Fund on account of the superior tfety
and convenience it affords, but any sum, large or
small. is received
This Saving Fund has moro than half million
of dollars, securely invested for the safety nf De-
postors.
The Office is open to receive and pay money every
day, from o'clock in the msrning till clock in
the evening, and on Monday and Thursday eve
nngs. till o'clock.
People who have money to put in. are invited 70
call at the Office for further information.
HENRY l.. BENNER. President.
ROBERT SELFRlDGE. Vice President
WIN. J. REED, Secretary.
September 9, 1854 If
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TUANG:- -, ...
VI PERUVIAN, A.,
MEXICAN, A. A.,
AND COLOMBIAN.
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE,
/. PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
/. SEEDS--TIMOTIIl 4 CLOVER.
For sale by
March 10 JOHN PARTRIDGE
eRpcr-rhOSplio Of Lime. for
~ sale ID! JOHN PARTRIDGE.
1laster.-Ground Plaster. for sale lv
May ~ JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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SAVING FUND
CAPITAL S35O.OOo


MONEY is received on deposit daily TIL,
If1 amount deposited is entered in a Dcposi
Book and given to the Doposi,or, or ifpreferred,
certificate will be given.
All sans large and small, are received and tn,
amount paid back on demand, without notice.
Interest is paid at the rate of FIVE PER CENT
commencing the day Of deposit. and ccasng four
teen days previous TO the withdrawal of the money
On the first day Of January. in each year thu
interest of each deposit is paid to tho drpositor. OF
added to the principal. As he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards of $500 de
positors in the City of Philadelphia alone.
Any additional information will be given by ad
dressing the TREASURER.
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN II. CRAWFORD, Prcs't
LAWRENCE JOHNSON Vice Prcs't
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON, I
BENJAMIN W. TINGIEY,
JACOB l.. FLoRANcE,
WILLIAM NJ. GopwIS
PAIL b. GODDARD,
GEoRGE MClIENnY X
JAMES DEvEREUX. r.
GCSTAvIS ENGLISl
Secretary and Treasurer PLISY Els
Teller and Interpreter, j. G. OEnLscnLAGE
Sep. s, lS55-ly.
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nRIED BEEF.-A chance lot of city cur
Tod dried beef, just received at the Dry
Goods and Grocery Store of
Sop. &. j.. BROWN, JR.
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TIN ROOFING,

CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, and the pub.
" lie generally, are informed that we are
prepared to do Tin Roofing, Guttcring and
Spouting, in the best manner and on the
lowest terms. STAPLES X CANTWELL
Elkton, May 90, 1855.
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CCRPETS.

CCRPETS. .
" + have large and cheap lot of Carpet
w ing, also nhues,ts and Cr,mb Cloths.
Door Mats &c. MAY & BRO
Oct 18th.
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I'E.GEVS.

CST received from New York, lot of
~ Joln Moore's Patent Flows. which is
superior Flow, and very cheap. price No.
w, sG.oo; No. 20. 500; No. n. 81 90. and
ALSO hastings separate from the plows, for
sale by ALDEIDGE \ GRANT.
Sep. 8.
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DION CARPETiNGi, all wool, for sale
Ia :ilrap, by l.. BROWN, JR.
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THE UNIVERSITIES
Family NEEDLES:

Iii ii IL III eGlGS:
ISSUED under the seal, sanction and authority Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
FREE MEDICINE
POPULAR kNOH'LEDGE.
TlIhRTERED by the state of Pcnnsvlya pio.
OArril Is. 1853. With capital of $lOO. QUO.
mainly for the purpose of arrcsing the evils of
Spurious Noshums also for supplying the com
mun nifty with reliable remedies wherever co u,pc.
tent physician cannot or will not be employed h;,yo
purchased from DIR. John II. Rowand his celcbra,-
ed
ROwand's Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards oftwcnty five years as the only
sarc and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &C.,
and his incstmab!c remedy for BOWEL CoarLArxrs
RowASD's COMPOUND
SfRUPOF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
which highly approved and popular remedies to-
seher with the University Remedy for complaints
Of the Lungs ~
:. The unvercity's Remedy for Dyspepsia or In
digestion.
The Cnivcrslty'i Remedy for Costiye Bowels,
Also the Cnivcrsty's Aim mac may be had, at
the Branch Dispensary. or store of
ELLIS q. CHANDLEE.
sep Id, looo-y. BRICK MEETING House.
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LETTERS BY STEAM.
SIGNS! SIGNS!

A L tho U. ;. STEAM
CARVED and BLOCKED
LETTER EMPORIUM. No
81 SouTH Third STREET.
Philadelphia, where every
variety of House and Sign
Painting, Granting, Glazing
Gliding. Bronzing, &c, is
neatly executed. WIN. C.
MURPHY has on hand the
largest and best assortment
of CARVED BLOCK LET
TIERS in the United States.
He can supply them bcauti-
ms. (ready packed for ship
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baltimore and SuSqueIlamna
STEAM COMPANY.

OCULAR DAILY LINE. (exccpt Sun
IA days.) for llAvRE De GRACE, PoRT De-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
aGa- The Steamboat Ports9s
SAs-.i anna- mouih, Capt. JOSIE. ssFs
vsEEsssspG,l III. .>:rz,xissiii3 GEoGnEGAN, ,,5s
~'sES1S<-x>~SS$ssztkc[.s9 l,w.r ,p,l Gff5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-10-06
Mas in Qlmerira cit, seon,ter i,,

Die Stem gprter Criminal 3eituns brinat IN i6rer
lesten gflnnsr Deritbrr fulsenbe ecnbe GrflGruno:
Dos 9Sprt p95eamter," in enem anerifaniIben Gcn.
eeriattcnss9eriepn brinirt wirbe beisen: elm Wonn
Der Son einen Nitbir9ern erpabt it, cine eepie Sc,
rtdtsbartett 3u Sericben, burd ben ism Saburd
werpsnben Gnflpb ienc SaiAen atf Soften bes gsp1rs
mds6N gu faucu. Dieter gesriR balt ypm bSdlten
bis ,um nieOrislten Seamten Si6. @tan fraat ndt
tpe pel len Salar, pnrern tpelbe chance er bobe
nj br St maiden. gSprin biee sschance" bele6t
paoon bnbrn nnr 9Sen9r finrn faren geori6 hpd ers
wettcrt nnp bedranft ifd pas 5elb berlelbeu e no6
Sem MaBe, bs sn Incident ber betrefenpe 95eante psn
Eifsntlihen @nIanp aufret st 9alten ft yerpfi6tst
fp9lt, "He takes all his changes laat man sr,,
einem Seamteit, Der il ieiuer 5aH reid ,u iperben
feline @eesenbeit Sprilberscben lab ben Gtnus fener
Steluns ausSbenten. Diee S9atIabem erflaren. pes.
lalb pas 9ese 9utlifum nibt in cine grtae bes o..
tannenS serab, penn en Seamtrr in leinen, fem,,hiz
gen G'emerbe absefab ipirb. @s punSert li6 bS6ens
iber Ieinet @fansel all 'smartness, Sieeiht o,,6
parilber, DAP iib anbere Seame Gereit fnbcn lesen
9rm GOlsaen ben 5plsen einer gereeDen AT iiberant,
pprten, bod pamit 9at AUDI pas Sntereile fir bic 5ohe
ein Gnbe, tnb iie TT bUn Sersefen beYpr (fe nod bob
ab9epidslt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-10-06
s. tmtes.

9fad ben SefenntnIen eneS Spn Galifornien ,ur;;6.
9etr9rten &epacteurs 1T pas 9ebem eines Iufden IN,
gplbltaate etipas manni@faltser ais BIER @en tSo.
ltheS Seben 1T an9efa9r fplsenber gSeile: .
5rit9 TIM 10 lbr febt er auL pGlctt lf6, edt eins,
&eSplper unb einen Dpl9 ein lnp geGt mad Der So.
Iaaratipn gum 5riibltid. 9prt perSen i6n einio.
SumlnfDpfe, Setri9er &c. ait ben &ppf aepprfen. o.
frast na Der Serren Bpbnuns unb 6emertt er n,srbs
t9nem clue 5prberuns lAdeu
Sn Ser Sfftee an9efpmwe,t nimmt er BON en,s.
Sites fr39eOruder Sormulare (u Yttpler= ,tnb S,s.
we9r<Sprpern spet fiGt e aus unb ienbrt ie a., ~.
Serren Spm 5ribtiid. Die S9iire iprb aeSffnet uns
Derein trit elm feds SUP LANCER 0anu, NIT sunns0
peitle unb &esplSer betpanet; er rast unfern gpon
Ob ct bet &ebaetenr ei nO bemert ct babe i6n in ns
ssirissn gtumner beeio9t. Der Rebaeeur bont s vs..
ilber pen &pYf nnb pir i6n bic Sreppe btnuntsr Wv
Der 9ebaeter l4reibt einen 2eitartfel iber his ~
ns6msnDs 9aelliuht. gta9 geenDisuns befierben w. w.
innt ct fh, bab ct tim ll6r Elm DueQ bat. g. oss.
gum Duelpab nnp ibieb ensn Gesner nieber. 0,v avs
bem Stidwe8 temmt er an einen gplts6aufen Der gh
INN 3pet ii4 SAtesenOe serlammet; ism tpirS ny 81.
SttefelDade abSeIbolen, @r bewunbert Die G,efdis-
ltAett anS sebt weiter mad ieimer Sfce. Sest ser.
se9t Der Sfaamitta9 O9ne llnterbre4uns m Qanaeper.
abenbs perlabt sr feline Sfise; es 1T bunfe; In einsr
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alld1 a pnaeni oaB nteit err l,nS @enael Die eSle

au td 'pinlden oaB neit err ,inp Gjfma9l Die eSIe
Rsttfanit SerRanbe.~ ass.6E ai!5ii7 s3 rasals,3sa
n@rtitptees Bat Elm bepn6eres gBerf bariber aelre
een, SaS werbeb itubreh,m asts aspei@enb Der gon.
rector. IS s1 S ,s;g 81 IN, ss nsfs .,,i.g
DId lernet, Se nbt int @attel ffben,a lathte
enn'a ,Sertrauen sic iIb inns an. ggir nebmenS sic
ut Die Wtttte tnb ic iiben sic tas ene Stanbe.e 5.
nGs TT Serptfenp, iu reiscnbe Qe6rntetlterinnen ,u
baten. SD mill niirs ii6erfegeitn a36il ssrtl8
uShd9ts pa! 9eben Sic mir bic l6a,b barduf.n t.l
Ser epitrectcr la9e enblih gu, utp Der Nfarrer f6r
'l'lt Der 6rdge baSwden ,,atei Gse beu,t auf bent
Seripe9e nd,tS SUh Serrn Ganbbaten Sdeud,e ae1e-
benz Gr mill bic prebist beute balteit ,iub 1T notb
nt9t bier.m .' 81 sf h,stas, astlsa n.ss asa aFl;l
psfid,ts, better 5err 9farrer. SD laate Sbnen ia.
Dap da ben llmipes iiber Snrsten 'senuntme,t babe
Ser 6one Gebr9sweg, Der teitere 8aa ,nb bic roman,
tti&e Sur9rnine iiber pem Oprfe serlpdten mid ba,u
Man bat BON pben cine berrli6e @uslt6t."
p@ine unpersleiAliae ausF6t" beitatiate Der Ufarz
rer oseer per;e9sn Sie, oas it9 mild si1tferne, Da
per 9err @anbibat ndt pnnit, ntuS ib (elbH an bic
9reptst rente,1."
Ste Sante battle idpn Spr i6nt baS 3tnmer serlaIen
itl ieDnludtg inp berSweifungSppG mad, bem Ganbtz
patel auS5uNanen. Der Gpnrectur blieb NIT ben
Wapden allein 3uriid, unb Gmna bearbeitcte i6n "a
lan9e, bis er 5a9te, beute nit i9neu ben erier itt
"eriuthen an wollen. sic entleBen i'm mr. bamit er
feline tntere Salfte in bes 9apas 5cen biue.
(6Ortfsun9 fpS)
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Gin 9ettel6rief.

@pn Ipl6rn Shirmsn pirS mein Gbretcr nie beirpfrr
limb INNER bleibt baS Sns bm lei6t;
gr last gang ilnSriiellt unb pffen:
,,9DaS Gnabsn !Sanb mir reiMt
9as babt ibr mic siirid st tpfIeu."
Gp Isbt sr fed unb frib prauf los,
2est mlBis, ipjs Gin G,p bic 5anb in Isam etbppB,
llnb Iast fur jsben ntllen Niprsen
Dis bpthYsrebrten G,bnnsr fVrsen,
sBas iibrisens bas Dranssn bisr betrifIt,
Das 1T Der Dub nIt wertb, idb briibsr 81 bsflastn
SD, unS Der Shrsibsr nieirer Sttrtf,
aBir f6nuen enen 9uff Serrassu,
e,slaiien Idbt er iid bic batltsn gBprte iasen,
9Bsnn n,r babel aud bartes @elb
Sn itine lsere SolGe fallt.
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Scsfnau,tau. n.

Der .&t3monSer &nssieer" erI6ent ieben Samstaa unb
Iecnnments 9reis bcras S15o sIr na Gnpfas Der eri
un,n,er enrftet psrS, mB swariise 9bpnneien bebct
ben Setras All ben Sasacber 0er 9pr 6T5 9eief n,et.
ben = 9rtefe unb itttetllnstn psrSst ranf erbettt.
4nesen uno ganniadunan aller Dirt perben un fcsnbn
So9ineen aieciptter Gnntuo Gnrudiina eneS Sauares
GO 2eien cbsr penSer blbn ens Square, SO Gs sehaiee
ginifuns 70 GtS unb fur jeses ee Nol 25 gS. fur ein,
onat S1OO fur sei Gpnot $175, fir bre Gtpnate So co. fur
fss Dicnate $500 Grbssre glnse erbe serGdBmass es
redne une neen bisrbei bic re @epnnete bpb 9srfbt@
als Ma,eise Bnen Bic br bes YprberabsnSn 3aaes
an Benz bic 9eituns srdeint einssianbt werSsn.
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sas eefprad i'm stasife,,.
Ser Qie6e56rief.

N'er Stepesprlef.
Nadbant, prebt mid nibt 10 lsBr,
DAP niGt meine S96nleit ltibs!
SD bin s,par 8epAnfehleer.
&bsr ipei6 imb sart ipis Ssibe,
ltne es fbpebt,
gDie belsbt,
Cine S6aar SUn tlsinsn, nsttsn
Stmpreiten,
Rin8s tint meinen 8plb'nen &ano;
Cine Sulbin ;u GeiiCsen
Sinp ite ausseian6t.
Sp& ipr @feil - mic fam er hisBel,
8enn ibr ibn iertitidt,
Sser gar ippbl, unSs;peen,
SBren 8Odier, ibren 9psen
llns ite ielblt serbrHGts
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-10-06
Der NtaGnbrief.

Sa i6 bin erpb! Wpsu bas SsuGelnS
gBas SdIorsca bsner gattlins fein
9em 8aiien meinss Serrn cntl6mci6eln,
9as trei6 id, itiirmiI6 ,pisSer ein.
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Der @umplimentir6rief.

stut mene 9srIidte sett int Grtrans' serlOrsr,
Drum feb i'd gip. |69&-, So6ppbl unb gBpblse6Ursn
Die bier perlammelt iinb, I'm Stub rnb @etuns an.
SD idmisse Mid in eines Scben 2aunt,
Nttib aber briidt 70 bart, baB t erltauns,
Gin unfranfirtcr Grpbian.
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Die s,rebist.
o vanitatum vanitas /!

0 vanitatum vanitas
Gplb, 2iss' nno Stabm iinb oft bes 9sufsls Samen,
Gr fanst banit ii& 8ii6lein in fein aaB.
lnb tOmmt Der Sob, oas nibt bann allies bas2
Darum entlast BEN @ll,nber! @men!
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2. Sebugaug.

The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
.lg b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at SO per Annum,
payable in advance Terms for Advertisements
8, reasonable.
OFFICE: CORNER BROAD & 5th STREET.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-10-06
Der greiersbrief.

Sa&9siia! tpas iollt ih mid drssrn unb ,anttn9
Ssbrdnst mid, ibr Na9bars, 70 sisl aIS ibr wplt!
SD Bin Spa lutser Seiratbsssbanfsn,
llnS lit mir 6Ortuna, bic @t66tise bplb,
Sp iibr' ib ins Saus eintn Dasen nit G,ulb.
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Die &ecenliun.

@lsnber Spas, ber itd 70 un6sfAsbsn
SIR einen Spnnenabler bdlt,
8pn,m MN berau8 inc freie Selb,
98ir ippllsn Dir bic Stttise bei6neiSsn,
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(8crtfebuns.)

(8crfsbuns.)
gmnta, bic aboptirte GcGter, mar : bas itelte f6
ear beraus ilnmsr bic @nfiibrsrn, SOnanse6erin
unb gerfa6rsrin ibres @abmdens; aber penm ein
sdape anssriGtet eine SUlbeit bssansen par betan,
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Der &prbbrief.

&ub ein 86rbden siebt's oft beim 2raSen,
Sp wie ein's in meinsr Sille fett.
Sluf bic Singer tpirb nit Se9t seI6lasen,
Bsr, ale 5rsier, rltr naf @eIb lie ltreft.
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Sas WanuIcript.

G1smsins 8unsea, f0nnt' i4 eu8 bu6 ,issIn,
9Sis martert suer Sdnaf mein Sbr!
G,ebulb it l6ipinss mid auf ral6en @berfllse!n
9aib su beS RuNmss SOnn' enlppr.
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Sic ner,.mslittfte aSrpbeprebtat.

5unOriitilds ersdbIuns s0n S. sW0ins.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

lime, and those who use fine -four, require for
their health little more lime than is contained
in their food. Cream of tartar and carbonate
Of soda are far inferior TO common yeast for
making healthy bread.
More cream Of tartar. carbonate of soda and
saleratus, are used in Boston in making bread
in one day, than is used in all Europe in one
year.
1t is the extravaeant use Of these articles
that is the cause of our young men and young
women having decayed teeth.
10 France, in the large cities, no one makes
what we in this country cali family bread !;
hence the government is very strict in their
laws regulating the manufacture of bread by
the bakers. Officers are appointed to keep a
strict watch over them, and if detected in using
or having in their bakeries, ammonia, saleratus.
carbonate of soda, they are subject to heavy
fine. We should have such laws in this citv :.
then those of us who have to patronize the
bakers, would find the staff of life much bet
ter support than it is.-Boston Transcript.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25

HAULING SToAEs IN WINTER-The farmer
who has good team will find the winter "a,
vorable season for hauling stores for walls, or
removing them from moving fields anil pastures
can be much more economically accomplished
in this than in any other way. Large stones,
which it is inconvenient to lift into high cart,
and which are too small 10 be loaded intn
drag, may be taken upon sled with the great
est ease, and, in connection with the smaller
sized rocks, conveyed to any place where they
may be wanted for future use. No ghbd far
mer will permit his grass and cultivated lands
TO be occupied by s.one-heaps which are al
ways IN the way, and occupy much land which
should be made to produce something Of value,
and not remain burdened by these evidences Of
incidence and sloth.- Gospel Banner:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-25
Lime-Water in Bread Making.

In bread making the venous fermentation
sometimes passes into the acid, thus rendering
the bread sour and disagreeable. Liebig has
lately formed series of experiments, to im-
prove the preparation of bread, from which he
comes to the conclusion that the only effective
and innocuops means of improving the qualities
of wheat and rye bread, is lime-water. In
making dough, he advises one pint of clear
ime-water TO be used for every five pounds of
flour.
The lime-wate is 6rst added to the -four, af-
Ter which sufficient quantity Of common water
is added TO work the whole into good common
dough, the leaven being mixed with the water.
The lirne-yaier prevents the bread becoming
sour, and is healthy ingredient Lime can
be prepared by stirring some quick-lime in a
vessel containing pure cold water, then allow
ing the sediment to settle. The clear is then
to be poured off, and kept in bottles for use.
No care is required respecting the quantity of
lime to be stirred in the water. as the water
will only take up a certain quantity Of lime,
| and no more Those who use saleratus lbicar-
Donate of soda) in the raising of bread. are
recommended to cease its use, and employ pnre
bakers yeast and little lime-watsr.
Our bones are composed Of the phosphate
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Parson Milton was never lukewarm. He
always went into his sermon with rush, with
zest, zeal, gusto, and sometimes with 2
'whirwnd Of passion, perfect hurricane Of
action, accompanied by a thunderstorm of
words. One day 4his queer apostle was en-
gagged in doing up his doctrines brown, hit
ting, occasionally, the socinans, arminians,
aniinomians and Hopkintonans big 'licks,' and
showing the opponents in general to the Pres
bytery, no quarter whatsoever when, in one
Of his immense fourishes, he hit the big bible
a thump-and over went the huge volume from
the desk, slap bang down upon the bald and
reverend head Of one of the deaconsi The ex-
cited parson pulled up short, in his harangus
--peeped over the cushion down among the
living pillars Of the church, and seeing the ell
der rubbing his pate, screamed forth in one of
his unearlhly yells-'Did it hurt ye, deacpRP
-KaaokeT6ocker.
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The way to get Husbands.

The following, which is from an English
paper, we commend to all ladies who are in
haste to get married. 1t is the best recipe for
single blessedness that we have seen =
A gentleman of the bar in a neighboring
county, in easy circumstances and pretty good
practice, had rendered himself somewhat re-
markable by his attempts in the way of matri-
monial speculation A maiden rather ad-
vanced in years, residing some miles distant
in the neighborhood, hearing of this lawyers
specializing propensity, that his character was
unexceptionable, and his situation in life was
tolerably good, resolved upon making him her
husband. She hit upon the following expedi-
ent. She pretended suddenly to be taken very
i'll, and sent for the man of the law to prepare
her will. He attended for that purpose. By
her will she devised EI0,0 900 in bank stock to
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SHARP PRAcTIcE,-A day or two since one
of our good citizens, who will be recognized
at ONCE if We call him John Smith, happened
into grocery establishment, and understand
ing that silver change was in demand, inquired
what premium they paid for it, and was in
formed five per cent. Thereupon he drew
forth ninety-fve cents in change and handing
it over to the groceryman received therefor a
regular dollar bill. This satisfactory specula-
ton, something else, led our friend into the
extravaganza of calling for a glass of beer,
which was furnished and drank, and he deib-
erately drew forth the identical dollar bill and
rendered it in payment, which was received
and nlnety-seven cents in change handed back.
At the latest dates the groceryman was at
tempting to figure up the profit on that glass
of beer.-Kenosha Telegraph.