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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-10
spIRJTOF THE MORNING PRESS

The IufelIigencer's editorial column con-
tains summary If the speech Of Mr.. Cola.
msr, delivered yesterday in the Senate. 1t
also publishes to-day the able annual report
of the Postmaster General.
The Union calls attention to a regulation
of the Post Office Department prohibiting the
delivery Of unpaid lottery circulars, &C., adj.
dressed simply to post Office, or box therein;
also to the fact that postmaster cannot law
fully frank such mail matter.
1t also publishes an article from the Buffalo
Ezpress, showing that Senator Seward is in
no way responsible for the act Of the person
whose special partner he (Mr. S. is in tho oil
and paint business, in selling liquors-such a
charge having been brought against the SEN
ator aforesaid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-10

" important 70 the Ladles!-DY. Du
foNCoS FEMALE PILLS.-The combir alton Of Inzredi-
sn me Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and
merits are ossed upon an extensive practice Of thirty
years; and where the directions have strictly fol
lowed they have never failed TO s Irregularities
eneve painful and difficult menstruaon particularly at
tne ehsnge OF lie. They will the Whites remove
Constructions arising from cold exposure any
ana may De used successfully Preventive Call upon
the agent and get Circular for particulars free
Prce III per box, with full directions Sold wholesale and
setai ny ChAs STOTT, Druggist Pennsylvania avenue,
sAmohL WAITE 62s Seventh street, Washington d. c.
ana H. O. T. OlSSE, Georgetown TO whom uss
sent ana the Pills Will be sent conidentisy By mail 70
ladies who enclose them one dollar.
cry. a S-u
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RICH'D DAVIS.

WAS TAKEN UP BY HE SUBSCRI.
w ber, living on Bridge stree, George 5wH1
town, next door to A. l.. Arny's, onkHS
sunday, December 9TH, two STEERS Nu4-
The owner will please come forward, Prove Prep
erty, pay charges, and take them away
dee s-Sts T. b. HOWELL,
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P,Ils.-The weak. the

oonsumptve Rheumatic Costive Bilious Decate
some DAYS use will ind renewed strength life pervade
every organ of their frames Every the blood
puer The nerves commence in the arteries
IN the veins These pills. fret effect upon the ar
ter blood Increasing the circulation by which
are deposited In the veins and they throw collec-
IONS Into the bowels which organ, by the energx
from brendreth's Pills, expss them when
nrs used the pills may occasion gripping and make
reel worse this must be borne with for the
come afterwards No great good Is often achieved without
some trouble In its attainment this applies to the
recovery OF health These symptoms only where
body has long struggled load Of impure
consecutive use for few days will satisfy the
directions thould be carefully studied II understood and
followed health and vigor WILL IN majority cases be
cured by the use of RRANDRETH's Pills
sold at rs cents box at Canal street. Brandreh
Building. New York; by T. w. Dyot a Sons. Ia2 north
ally. nov as ~
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JOHN H. BUfHMANN,

JOHN H. BUIHMANN,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandies, 90
Pssn. arsxxe, south side, bet. * ond6fh sts.,
LAS IN STORE A VERY CHOICE AS.
sor!ment Of Champagne, In quarts and =
pints, Of the most desirable brands.
Also, sparkling st Peray. white and pink
Msderia, Sherry, Port, Tenerife, Sicily, y
Rhine w Ines, moselle; French Wines, red and
white; Cognac, Scheidam Gin, Jamaica Rum,
Scot,h Whisky, American wniskey. CuracT
Anisette; and Of bis own preparation, WILD
Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Juice, Stomach Bit
ters.
Also, genuine Absinthe, K,rschwasser, and
Havana Cigars de3 10 3t&w4m.
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<6RACE CHURCH FESTIVAL -
N The Ladies' Of Grace Church, leland,
the Rev. Alfred HolTaead, Rector, intend opening
their sale Of useful and fancy articles, ON MON
DAY EVENING G, December 9Th, at Concert H all,
adjoining the Star Buildings. A large collection
Of Christmas Presents, Toys, &c have been Sc
cured, to which special attention Is invited The
proceeds Of the Festival are to be appropriated to
the debt Of Grace Church. Donations are solicited
and may be left at the house Of the Rector, or at
the hall dec 6-2w
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%@THE FIRST GRAND COTILLON
49, Party Of the HIBERNIA CLUB, will
take place on THURSDAY EVENING, Deem
Der 18th, at JUNEMAn's HALL, New Jersey ave-
nue., between the Capitol and Depot by order OF
tie COMMITTEE.
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EENTLEMEN'S SHAWL PINS, Purses,
VI Porte Monsies, &C at
dec 9-3; LAMMOND'S.
fNHEAP AND NO MlSTAKE.-LADlE'S
~ Reticules, Purses, Cabas, Work Boxes, &C.,
just received, and for sale very low, at
dec 9-3t LAMM0ND'S, eth 81.
OST IN THE FIRST WARD, A SMA ALL
l.. CAMEO BREASTPlN and WORKED
COLLAR The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving IL al Messrs Galt's Store, Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, or al
No SIS 18th street west. dec 9-3ts
EARNETT q ELMuOREA REIN WASH
VI ington city, with 49 f.st-rate KEN-A
lucky Null for sale Please call SAA
at the stable OF Rainey q Co, on eth "
street, between ID and T.. ab
dec 9.3t*
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100 CLOTH CLOAkS AND TALMAS,
FROM AUCTION
100 LADIES' CLOAkS, from Auction,
lOO from 80 so to $40 each.
100 LADIES' CLOAKS, from Auction,
fom $3.50 to $40 each
100 LADIES' CLOAKS, from Auction,
from o. 50 to el0 each.
Just received at the
Ladies' Cloak and Mantilla Emporium.
MAXWELL & BIO,
dec 10-eo6t 32S Penn. avenue.
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R~THE BALL OF THE WASHING
~ ton Light Infantry advertised for Easter
Monday, has been changed to MONDAY EVEN
ING, FEBRUARY I'D, on which occasion they Will
be pleased to meet their friends and the public as
In the 4" DAYS Of Aud Lang Syne"
dec 9-TW6S
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The GREAT CURE FOR 6ONORRHEA,
GLEET, &C.
DERSONS SUFFERING WITH THE above
III complaints wi be cured In a few DAYS by
using Oh. ROSES FRENCH SPECIFIC, 81
per bottle
For Kidney ard Bladder Affections use DR.
ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, SO cents a bot
tie. IL gives iTpmediatc relief. Sold by all Drug
gis!s In Washington, Georgetown and AlcIan-
dria dec l0-4m
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SEAL BOYS CLOTHING. 1922.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARE
w row Offering at very low prices, every va
riety Of Boys Over-Coats, Sack, Frock, and
Business Goats, Roundabouts. Jackets, Panta-
looms, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, &c.
WALL & STEPHENS,
$40 Pa. ave. between Oh and 10Th SITS,
dec 10 tlnthNewsl Next Iron Hall.
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rENUlNE FRENCH HATS.-JUST RE-
N ceived two cases, which for fneness, n
lightness, and beauty Of shape cannot be
surpassed. Gentlemen desiring a first rate -
article, at moderate price, are invited to call at
LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gents. Furnishing
Store, 424 Penn avenue. dec 10
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, 9th December,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department-
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IA ATTENTION, ESIDENT'S
~ MOUNTED GUARDIAN adjourned
f@N monthly meeting will be held at the
ATmoTy on THURSDAY next, Al 7
O'Clock p. IN. Punc'ual attendance is requested
Of every member, as business Of importance to
the Corps will be transacted. Officers and non-
commissioned officers will not fail to attend By
order: (dec 10-2tS) JOS PECK, Captain.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
Chnnsss for 1usinsss ltlcu.

TO THOSE who arc willing TO inyest q
sfri eu-, siy -ts NOR l,ss. r-cr5r
sI the suAkc f ,tseDJi es ,bs etc 5tieatsi @
mr h. a6- tds OF ereti giot. era ~ af si-
to sale &C .f. la S siS u tact f-.u-,da q.
u'J ofc s.no of thc e'tos ef' e'ey oftft'
MY wei - to y- nav - rsofa ,1acsaicG ~tt tto
s'trot - sjlft.,rs "CANtin.- st tte ~: as One.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
COTTAGE Hull SEMINARY, poughkeepsie,
" Hew. .1orl-MlLO 2. JEWEIr. Principal and ProPris

~ new SOfk.-MiLO Z. JE ~ IL I1oPlso
tor.
In n. COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY It Is psopo'si to cou
duet careful and scrouah training OF limited lnnbsr OF
Youuz ailss constitlilng SELECT TAItLf SCHOOL
Able txpeieDced iI.tIu poyed in all Depart
aad number Of Teschsn Iage pro2or,n to hs
pupis -
Il 10 tbs am Of he Institution to give s s msnbers solid
practical and useful sdu;soa sddiag sysy pleasing accom-
p,Ishuert
No location raj bs s1sbs for tbs purposes eonte
p!sted the City Pou-hH town By cone
n beau, situation saia6iJ Of cuss ani the ates
q fefter.ei.t Of !ts ci-izels
Esps eA attention p 10 tbs health OF the pupils The
eTsLcs relies 10 the ar bsrs use OF
colo snd rpd abundant s.py OF wholesome oi
PsnJ duties w. sdcoa to daily walks amocs the beautiful
ensto. PoUghkee AID ia the ouos Of
Seminary Gy ard eaheDic eyerci,es regularly
prae.eed under tbs direction q Ss Teachers
Boaraers permit; visit confectionery saloons
TIE Academic YesI = q I'D VI SEP
teutsI Ttets Will be euiius tn. Holidays
Pupis al Dh tor such bsDg
sJebe VhCe Sho enter Dt ths ocno!sstc Year
Sn onshf st s time Of admission; the remainder on
tas ls OF SsrcA
N.nbsuof tie family of tn, Priosri will bs eh,sgst for
boac per quaftef go re, no udss f1rnsl Cd Roos Fuel
Lis, sr6 WASH Your. Lsdis. s,peetee q provide
themselves with usasl articles fr personal Including
Il =elI ksptJ SvsE Dessert Fork Spooa AL Napkin
tirE TUITION PEs QUARTER
For the Rsyu CsGgss ineuts L ssa. Latin french AID
YCcai u 4slc, -
Pups puIssi-z ths Regular Cours ara ehrsei I'll.
tEs; T. slish SO freIch, tt Latin, SIC Pianofors aud
Of Lsruneit el5. Gita:, els; dsTp 8 Drawing.
So paanI 4 (Fstsr eoloF, 81; Painting ir Oh, S0I
Socl JUsio t-equ.ed Of 81 puois,. s.. &C.
csis gEes fur bed ca az pl&at.o. 10 d. ?. JEWEIT.
Ioug.k.sp JalJ : 1876.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
Cost an6 founa.

I OST or STOLEN-On Wednesday, August l3.
IL 1886, sBANK BOOK No use 20 any oe bu, the o~ns
Ally reiuiDns IN. No. l2j RoJseve!t-s 70
SAMUEL INGRAM, viii save further tt)Ihle.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
Real Gsstate for Sale.

nFSIpABLE FARN-At Cedar Grove near
~ West BOonfeo n. l3 miles ON New Yoi. al tgo
fom Rsroo1 Siaos4 acres suoscr Land with good water
abr1d5-Ce Of cAoss u tbt shsdetress AID tTo'
end cOube House Piazzs snt addition
nesIy new, eO,d Barn, &c IN perfectly hsstay locality;
b-'-f Of tcuCCis tsfmseasy
Ct6) A. DLEECKER Co. NJ. Brosd-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
Gdles bp Auttion.

AUCTION ECTicf.WrAckAGG SALE u
ASTWFkP uh ell 90 TUESDAY th- is,h At teot.,s'.
No. F.srl 81 or:iss AID h'd' "-.'ef w lie Grs.s
60 Z r a L. ,s WHs nsns al De i1ydss 10 .i.S
,ns ,r, .bp H.rvy Beh from Li'crpooi GAIA osas g.
r.,dy Tetns stssle
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Dy B.NGs BROTHER & C0.-Trsdes.a.

- Roon. Nc Is Psrsr9T -p.oy GALE
eene.. on TUsspAY sept, nbsr Q. s's o,ei,.s N o
asr ner,s Ct Bo-,ss ssrso,yY, Pla'rs o.aotssy s@S
s-sry p
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
|p,.T SaIF.,KILBuTJRN CITY. iaCo,.

ORR al SALE at tklLBDUhN I'll L, inCoun
IA. Count, state of Wscohs,n -Ther. VIII b osscsl
public .Ie b, tho propiis'ors on MoSDAY Ansu.e m sT
IA durirg tts ept :, ~esk, ONE THOUSAND 70 rWi
THOusA-D y CsTY LOIS .tastsd 10 dlisrsst pass Il q,
elai .uii able for bushes ard res dsrsos
TEAM OF PAYMENT
M he mad. sas, b, small m hand, sHd the r-us,
d,r on Io tine with Of nters,t sna hberS n.
r. 10 al tyisoI- who shAl make ssuAbe GIp,Jyessss,
rihn wear i,o the Of puscba-s, " Aos ~,
f''' K'LsOURH CRY
l. ,.,d on ib, Wi-oousr Riysr, in1msA .,sly bA.ov 49,
nr.1ic stvt Inown a. THE DELLS aud ~ t6s uilst a.
b A.Iicultusl cJupty eaS Of the sest "a aae't ssr,
IN v co.,n The STE ofthe cy i'ss.f bespf al hsIA,
r 10. csbore h.iss elevated an rs'ns 'oo,ys 81
ON . b. .e soa a b. fee, sboy- tss rys, ss.a
n .,o,pS I hoo,dy, 20 sn elevation Of shst ~
-r vhere I1eor. .l- tab land ~ "a era bombay tso
u,l,. oist. fio1. the riyer.
a, th.s point us Ia CROSsy AID MILWAUKEE, aAIl~
Roam ,SA, the 'iyer sacrg ezsy con nunss,
ton tbs wsser portions Of the state ci
loe couLtTy beyotd ,
Ao q his pin, Of TIE l'rssr water overs 10 The s.is
Il n ptece OF b.irs c,ed y tae "sons Ryef Hyir.a,
Cntar, under charter granted BY tbe sts. Tns Wsrsss
a. lai.,st DIVER L. the S.. and his =, b
he low u down the river " any NAT e,n Be urrUvsd
,hereLy giving t p.cGa sih VII soyo ~ av
lie s,,ct.cn Of MILLS AMI MANU- tCTohlES of eysry
te Stn,SSn " JOHN yLiEr.
Pres't Of the Wi,soc.E Risss Hydrsale c.
X Ib. u,n City, july l. 1876
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
Oyr,oc arcLIvrR o. TANts,


Il n JOHNS ON q VtLE>S GRAM LATED
COhA LirE PREsFNkFkS. 'ar assne preyDus IT,
ticn i the lpciiy sni To-lL6,s oy whc they bs
usci IN sectu esSscr, ead oVcAy for lot bfc.
inslo JuiL OEGeIs received ei 30 Of pleleo,
No B0wtly ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
Aousrs ano farms Udnieo.

A QUIET, small family wishes 10 RENT q
~ HOUSE OF part House, sbou, Sept Is. Location IN
the piccp city Lssys directions wl Messrs WIFE
1 BRUNSWIG No. Il! Liberty.st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

NOTTACF at FLUSHING for SALE.-An
.nut (.oni, Cotts a he most ee' tsd ps'is OF
he y,4sTe a. Fiu,Lins Lous i.lsud WITH -rss rd 's'
.eh,d coveI re ,ps' o. en-. d sIs r. ss bee. sss
a., eeI,- kitchen &C. snd eNc~lsot ~zter nns'ed
In ss-s,lcr usurs The On haf " lad out ~us n
-, ,nor. tber m. rare snd .oUs very ca re
.pou en-. ~ tbe sEos In mdss oos-1-ion csc Ne 1ti
" i in asor-ly fursbrd aId neT Ve Pdchs- ~rn or
vkOut the fcr-, 81 less tlsn 80 !u--'ne o-ne'
be h tLe pubic serycs snd abe Il f-'ds shy~'es per
ctsa'' cs5l "fF J. BLEECKrR : Co. No Bro.d at
CkEENWICH, Ct-For sale or exchange, q
" op-. wib IL II lsni Apply 20 act pA
tie Pr. u'-.. Cee.ero'' u Ne'cn.or rtons-se
CTATFN lSLAND-At Clifton, ten minutes
~ wax orn ysrd.rbli'. La dI.Fo, SALE, ueI Coc
TAGE in e1oeleAt ordei N goo ~, "a Foxsr
Pr.co &c Io essh. Addrr',P . box No "a.
II o c wva1rFs 4 PL I.sps 7 4 Aos L s.Is 5 I )
ST. PAU s.d assTINGs MINNESOTA, SUPERIOR
ard BAYFlELD. upah Lake superoi ~i..on.n ..o ,,,.-
for a low rates eIchs; gsd for ne!chands 'fo 'a'e
>" " Two vATUAsLE WATER powers.
ex ,rt The power tens upoa a'd important to~a
,, .reat viii be siye T. those who Will MAKE
- LIsp WARRANTS PERSONALLY LOCATED
on eh land, u.ed upon mportsut railroad routes which
WI prcf 100 TO SEQ per een' yearly on the 'H-
ves'us'
"T''' ~ '-' LYMAN c. DAYTON AssOr House.
Bour, to l2s N 3tO5Em
rTANNERY SITES for SALE.-Five thousand
i tvo hundred and fifty scres OF LAND stu.tet w,thn
four lee Of pripcirA railroad with 1ter ro~er item
lock Bik s2d timber, sumo eHt ior 'oaf r st
Terms easy. ,sd price low. Inquire Of '. b. rALNEH'
Tnbuns Bui!daas
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

- co, end wcLld ftt! o. sei agy pss1a vi, e e
bgu cL irom en e. WI eoGbie hia 70 ID GO ls so,as'
MILAN SMITH I'D DroLoi-in-iaw iCili8 LD VI y
CAN ,nss.'h Wien est herrl ca were iu Ne York Al
4. ..oA No. = O;eIdst, PsteIssu. y. }.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
printing.
Grationerp ano fanep GOODS.

ITECB's FA1tHT AIR-TlGH1
"A iHE-s[aND ANp
hyllt- AGE CB PkoCE-JAR
T~o s~ys,b., ers5 s5- ~ .t i.s so'n end Lrrsr,
Is,,or,1sn, o. gotoa en- L,u.sss Stationery in S
~ "a eSgxICk. sAaNEs Ru0Aos,
All D., E IL koGs NJ :. >s''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

nAGUFRkEOTYfE PLATES GALyAN-
BhTT TRlEs Of the 8esi kind maie order for
to uso Il pAGU1 RRI OTfPlSiS oy - -.
l. l. SMITH, ~. Canal st, y y.
,d'RF HONT. FlLLnOEf aud BUCHANAN
Jvs. P.tisb- L'fE-SiZT POhTAAIfs ct tnese o,'an
eoisi ed IA "ss each fLAIN, 81; TINTED SI .3
,So.onLD wish DLaI oRovND So Tbr usual es'oap TO me
'~s-e Coz ~ Co. No Sc Broadway, y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
q VICE RECI'scR OF r.NEs I
NEW CoCRr House. No - Cha nbsrss
HEREBY give notice that the TAN for th

lG6 ntd bf tho Bo1I OF Sup-tvofs ou th'
81 asy OF Avgutt iejG al Iinurs 10 ore oco: NJ
she rate, So ~ co Tls Lools WI be p4sctd under ny
cheryc oD lb ut th' let scPt, u ter IL
Tex ~ es requested Ia refer TO tbe nbishet rules, we
! shall be c. ust. 9 ipoc rigiiy to bcre TO-
NfSRY HOWARD, Receyc:.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
CATANRII.-.CAtanh CURED Ly NEW

y TT lCEss, never Known TO fail No sl1d or Mne! ais
wed THIS tschtuet hes cured thai have been pro
,us cuiut, by ls ply hcisrs, oe seen By
cis ali eyGnu .on4s al the reside zee Of th5 sub
ecril.i WILLIAMSON, NO. ~ y Ne| IN
4 warranted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
VIYHE !ntlnS OF all OF the OFFICERS VIII

VNHE ijLloS oi Ill Of the OFFICERS who
served ~ ne .rj Ct tie " q the RiN OLUrI0N arl
lie o oi.5Teo Of bo. to killed n 4 Ia scrlc.
NAY ~ ow u4mesclV wlct6: the ertl.l receV5
ard evo tieir claims Pcsrcrd sb.e D.
ore 10 VIII give o ~ cains
con crce 81 ucAc chs- 80 IN The 10 allowed
yhsiher tho n er beh> to-rs .Csc-s Lscorn-s
isv a. rot. h.ldrcsi NNVIaSkiL HATCH, osl,
No III La -. Na.h;1cto9, %. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

UNO Jp.TORS.-A lively Writer and well
v,r..J fo ;,,a cfuf .ctsi aith tao Nss.Go'k L ess
vttIs NJ 10 crIfrsrupJ vt Jourod 6 Op2Jsii0
Q, cllcs. Ajjfot. "Ca'ifNNoFN,"o - b's "nea~ .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
,Nmnsemenie.

u W ..o,sl... .jogs BsoUGHAM-
- LG-sef ~' Ri III seaa, CIlsr, - csot.; ehcs
ae s,c~, % a, y -TsIs PvHNiNG; o.
,soam'Io' SpIskrEs 0p Tgt %IssIssIPpi
-, ~, v,.asr Patrick o'Toole.. Mr. Broaghsm
TD~Vi, Ea.sms Pons- Aas'ad Mss Reigaoi1s
s0e"e' IA r = yHON-TAsi ''r, THs GtSrLs ssv.GE.
- e,i,b M j Dunn po-c. hou-'as. Miss DenhsD
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16
Alaebinsrp, &e.

DORTABLE STEAM-E NGtSE, Of about IL
horse power cyli4ders, inches dlnetsr 10 iaehss
on .rora wsacJ with non axes for ssls by HA8tSH5
PARISH, No. 81 Besverst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-16

Tts yrcAv Ysry f.I l. ~ o., sc>oo'in; i,,.t1n
quciu toe'r c's - Jecs nay te u>te Dung ia
1856 si sio- tue slrl moaeT b. pa Ia an a
Install The Crs' 20 beco-e d-e n tFo .7@ Il.
dat, o. eolrset ne oke-s -..y taIsai-e: t. .s
rsjusut v lc -Ve II, oad Of lie s.IL T..
safe Of tie cor tract
MTISLsI WILL 81 oaAEsVD At oALyIaREE PIE cra- p
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at least once day; after which the mouth
should be thoroughly rinsed with pure va.

at least once Gay atter Wnicn tho mousn
should be thoroughly rinsed with pure va.
ter. ....
He would also urge, in the strongest
terms, that no ono should be unprovided
with good toothpick; and by good tooth
pick, he did not mean o costly one, in q
commercial sense, mado Of gold, silver, or
any other metal. The best toothpick ever
invented was made Of simple goose-quill.
Get quill, and with knife you can con-
struct an article for yourself; ono that is
pliablo enough to remove particles Of mat
ter from the teeth without injuring the en-
amel, and one which you need loso no val
uablo time in hunting for, should you lose
1t. Make dozen of them at time, and
then you need meyer bs without one. A
tooth. brush will not enter the intorstices of
the teeth and remove the matter there iodg-
ed. And he would here illustrate the ne
cessity for using toothpick after every
meal. The inside Of the mouth, II is well
known, is kept by the blood at high tenn
perature Of heat about 90 degrees
warmer than the hottest day in summer
Now, every cook knows the effect of expos
ing piece of fresh meat to the rays Of the
sun, or of keeping it heated for a day or
two; the meat spoils, and putrefaction is
the result. Hence the necessity Of remov-
ing portions from between our teeth, if we
would prevent bad taste in our mouths.
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KEEPING APPLES FOR WNrEs.-Apples
are kept through winter-l. BY being laid
on the floor In cool cellar, with q light
covering Of straw, and air admitted from q
north window, until it becomes so cold as
to cndangcr their freezing. 2. By being
packed in -four barrels, and headed up, and
suffered to remain in open sheds until the
severerity Of winter requires their removal
to a cool dry cellar, where they are to be
laid in tiers on their sides. In some cases
the apples, being wiped carefully, are put in
the barrels without any other substance
In other cases, they arc packed in layers,
with light stratum of straw, or dry sand
saw.dust, or chaif interposed, so as to keep
the apples from touching; and this, us far
rs have observed, is the best plan. 3. Many
farmers make cave of boards in their yards
or gardens, and gil It with apples, covering
It over with earth, and admitting the dir by
means ofa stovc.pipo- In this case, care
ought to be taken to prevent the Garth from
touching the apples, and sufficient drains
mape around 1t to carry of the water.-
This method succeeds we'll, and apples are
thus preserved till late in the spring. A
fourth way is to lay the fruit on shelves in
the cellar, but It is difficult in most places to
keep the rats out (; this vermin very often
mako sad destruction, as have experienced
moro thar. .oncc.-"H" "mhe country Cen
Ieman.
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asel small in quantity, should be removed
ut least once day and clean, dry place
left for the animal to stand, or lie down on.
Many horse when stabbed for an hours
feeding, is placed in a close filthy place,
without breath Of pure air-thcre obliged
to make his meal. We would almost as
soon think Of eating in such place our
selves, as of compelling horse to do it. II
you have no windows in your stable, by all
means make one at once, or knock of a
board, to let in light and pure air. When
you have removed the droppings from the
stable, at night, str ew the floor with dry
straw or rusk the value OF the manure
will more than repay the cxpcnse-besides
rendering your horse h ealthier.
Horses take cold very easily; for this rea-
son they should never be turned from q
warm stall, where they have pcrpired for
an hour, directly into damp pasture
Neither should horse ever be left to he
down over night in damp pasture where
there is no shelter, but let a shed be built,
to which they can retire at night. A horse
will never lie down in an open lot when he
can find place Of shelter; and If there is
nothing better, they will always get near a
fence or tree, at night Weekly Visitor.
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Fall Flowing.

The advantages OF fall plowinssmay be
enumerated rs follows:
i. In autumn. the team having become
Injured to work through the summer, ismore
vigorous and better prepared for labor than
In the spring, and other farm work 10 less
pressing in It's demands upon the time and
attention than in that busting period. Let
all the plowing bs done which is possible in
tho fall, and still the spring work would
give abundant employment to the farmer
and his teams, in drawing manure, cross
Flowing, cultimting. narrowing, SC.
2. In the fall, low, moist lands are gone
nily in better condition for plowing than in
spring time. We say generally, for this
season, low, moist lands are decidedly moist,
at present. stiil, we canno, hope for any
better state very early next year, and if
Flowed a. they should be, wet lands will
suasr very little from water through the
winter.
3. Sdf. heavy soils, plowcd in sutur an
undssyo, By The action Of water and irp u. Z