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, 1863-10-10
Ciuciunntt Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CEcENAT1, Oct. 9, 1868.
WnIsEr-About 500 brls sold IN the morning at $50
53Xc. the latter rate for waRou but tho market
unsettled at the close, under the adyices from the
East, stocks having been generally unde1drawn.
Pnoy1a1css-The market was quiet to day. and we
lid not hear OF singe transaction The nomIaalask
ing figures are 10@11c for Old Ness Pork; SlS1o915o
for new dos 5sxc for ba1k shoulders and sides; 54@
EXC for hacoQ and lNa11xc for lard
, 1863-10-10
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.


CHlCAGV DAAAA MAs&aAksA.
-~
FRIDAY Ev1sua Oct ,so.
s|fsss VII T's sss ss5as
sss. :Ss0ssas Ts sefsR' - @
~i' a
e1s' Buao sna thence
ri nSG f.. esaf 81 & slpre sa brl. Market
ea ea III rs 6 & 81
St 1 ei,s e3s': e ef zp T4ah
1to E1 seoa nt srsa Il Fl. snfne
$50; ioo tfis CO At S Is sfEKo suPxRxr1729
6tts "Glohe" af 2s 1oo III rteI,ie Queen 5S's'
ri nKAS iotons brsn HIH L bule 4 ss; IL tons do
= VI ba: shipped, - eu
sH d tars pa Silt sa s50ts g
Y tfs'f 81 10 IL spipK II Il siers IL %
S & 3? e 8 & g 4 Z 9s e
7 Sss|$S & $ srSSs
S&oha Id % Il s1esx iis.tR 6S g i sit5: sess g
.iS@ 81 Rejected stHnag etore 4 q q. ,o,,, H..
[OKN-kecelveds S!e5 nn snlppeus ~ w. o1at.
ket advanced 3@31c bn aud moro hctlFe sacS;;
Com SIoRR12ofso eu fo Gofn G Is s. sias; S9lsD9
s s. g. - e s i1es "a 40 II 81
S. $ 3 = = d1s4f
ee eMTS0HeceiYsS. So,s67 bu; shipped. 81, $50 hu.
Market ajTnneed 6ta7c = tu. Sales: 1900 nu No
s g. = s s s = 8 4 e.
I 60 pu g ~ m 9 81 u 1ss ooss 81 az
ssis ;Sf; s. & e I ST. IS IL
IN st9,s 1sm5s. q &C. bu1ps No On track ut nc, m bu
Mxhnssd:sss ys1s:: Sa
~, Hi M IA lie II store as 9ic 2Too 6u do It
sS;anIEy-Eece1yca l7.ssoa bu; shipped. 1s,s.5 bu
,farfst adTsnced s94c pes Sushci salas 500 bu Mol
N stoae a SG 81 kee{ea nsss
r. r. Sstnrn' At 81 90 -''' ~
~ Zoo bu ut 81 20; 100 bu do ut $115~an On
"1Ec44..cnu0I-Tte "1Ec4 excitement and rise In High
wines hss eo7rcsr ond2uE eHeat on Aleoh1l sna Te
n prices tQ-dAr OF lQs R8l--
riosinr nj Ri 2Mal q
~HIHTsER-Theref is an increased inquiry for ship
rsht and the maTHet is Sisher and mere actiye-the
nma Hext1n It 1ac Chcica Dairy il i'll far demand al
2|@$ss N \: an9tsii H. mn, ,,,,....a2 a2a2sc
~ e sosa ssatIy .ss2s
Enn!e1 S1 - aan nani ~ i5Sa1sc
Ell ~ kpoGf faie ~ ~. '' i8SalSo
o nrS,as a d. 81 s6Gss1e: II nEEins 30s iee
esaties s6iee soss ut ''e 70 hfk'ns e' e
| RENhS-The supply Is good and there Is a limited
2 baCr good at $2E0 20 bu do at at &25; 30 bags Ut
| SiW1 rnN1 f,n1,N- 6carra and in good demand 1T
, 1863-10-10

lFiom Inc new U1leanH crescent March 8, 1861.
HDn JANEs.-Of ali the medical practitioners
who have chosen special Glass Of human ailments
for their study. VIC know Of no one who has pee11
more uniformly successful, or who has been more
Justly celebrated, than Dr. James, whose apart
ments are at No. 86 Custom House street. Years
ago, with a full practical knowledge Of medicine
III general, he singled out one OF thoHe hydras
Of human indImity, which general practitioners
60 rarely cope with successfully. and BY as
TIC 1emotest penstralIa. Of the partieularr
branch Of Ills ecdence, and tho most careful and
extended practice. he made himself the Nerculcs
Of The hYdfH and thousands OF both sexes, IN all
parts OF the world, now know him. or remember
celebrity is not confined to New Orleans OF Lou
isiara, OF the United States, but exists through
ont Europe. AZ a general thing, he Is infa1lhle.
treatment may call upon him not only with the
hope, but the ASSURANCE, OF being restored to
health and happiness.
Dr. James, specialist in the etreatmeut Of diseases
OF the blood, cures them without mercury, {odtde
potaesf, arsenic or any poison, but With nentsa.
jzer which IL positive cure for these terrible and
Inuch.to. be, dreaded diseases.
Organic weakness, brought on BY excess, tndls..
c1etons or entailed hcredttarily, causing loss 81
memory, ner1ous OF general debility, with all its
dep!orabIe train OF symptoms, treated anu fadl-
cafjr cured By an infallible method.
nj, James ofdee and parlors are at So Randolpn
street, between State hnd Dearborn streets, Chi
caro-. i'll. Office open from q. N. TIL p. m.
Consultations inviplable.
, 1863-10-10

wA beautiful Complexion, free from Tan.
P1mplcs and Ffeckles, may easi]y be procured By
ehayine it IS unsurpassed. Il Is composed Of palm
oil. honey, aud other valuable articles, highly
peffumed By its own Ingredients and whsn nseo 1e
foI Nashing night ana morning. Ienns1e seG san 0
cents. For said BY SIXTH = DwTEn: Lake street,
Chicago. aue'9-a-n IT d oasSo" 7oW
, 1863-10-10

Exw NOVEL II MHs. WooD.-'tThe Shadow Of
AshIydyat," & new novel by Mrs. Wood. author Of
"Fast Lynne" '.Vetner's Pride, etc, 10 for sale
ut McNa1y Co.'e, 81 Dearborn BtEeet- Price 81 %.
, 1863-10-10
THE UNION CLUB.
MEkTNG SATURDAY NIGHT.
Speeches will be Made by Senator
Trumbul, E. S. .Iaham, Est: :,
Hon. J. D. Ward. ]. A.
Jameson, Esq, and
Others.

The h,st meeting Of tho Unfon cino ta'" ee1
.,es,) will be held IN the Club Rooms corner OF
Dearborn and Lake, On
Saturday Evening, Oct. 10, 1868,
The occasion will be one OF great interest, and
larcc attendance il desired. Come carly. The
meeting vi open at " O'Clock.
, 1863-10-10

FLOUR. -Ettary .rd in fair deuA3d
GKA1S--Theat Grenat with q Il odeleto and q p d..
uand at pEevie Us rractB. but c1obef very ntm bat
quiet ii sl1ea1 II tor No. Mllvankee ciup tar
$125al1G for red Wltr Hsi tern. Corn better 1t RI
ET93:- OAtA tfEer. but qn12t.
WnIsKY-Held st 6Qt36lc.
sFHE1QuTs-Unchal geo. ..
IMPoRTs10aG1 bfls doufs Isl Go b1 hE4f Is Coo bu
ExPoRTs- i9l 60 bu wheat 5000 bu corn 81 900 ou
0ass 8 Geo bp harley.
, 1863-10-10

TxA-Tte market continues VERY 1En, the advance
ward: u, how ever but l!rse doing holders o.
{esipg their stocks very spsTtnRly. We understand
now laid Gown hera from England cannot ba sold at
present value wtfhogt loss Tte only tales are $50 hi
chests Qp1onE ana go Rrt en- At full pHcea.
MoE-Thrrc Is fair temand for home use, and the
market Tm at previous pr1ces sales 100 b1la Clean
Rangoop, - 25@! Is; ana ss5 TO Palma, in bond. on
import. from .Jan. 1t to Sept 30 1873. 1867
Foreign and Domestic. u FL 755ls
, 1863-10-10
THE CITY.

ADJUSTMENTS AT the Theatre, Museum,
and Arlington, Leon and Donuiker's, there arc
1uatipees this afternoon at the uerA hour.
, 1863-10-10
GEE. T. E. G. RANsOM ON cH2vGE


big. Gen. Ransom, OF the 72d Illinois. Visited
TIC Hoard Of Trade sretersay, and no sooner WAS
le discovered In the crowd, thsn he was urged to
speak Of tie boys Of the I'D and the army gene
rally. BE was introduced In fen pertinent re-
marks ty Ira 7. MUM, Esq, after which he replied
substantially as follows:
GEN71E1ES: thank Jou for the honor you have
conferred In calling upon me. 1eonsIder it great
hohor, coming. q It GOES from the Chicago board
i'm and Hbe.a1ity. Ithank yon Tor the Hospitality
and warm greeting extended to me on every haud
since 4'y arrival in your city; but an rot vain
paid 10 me On account Of my persoaa1 merits, bat
as the representative Of tome Of your brave boys
In the Army Of the Tennessee, whom you hare
plaues-I We need no euch assurances from yon,
woanssa soldier, bes1 cvidsaess u year hbs1ant5
Yonr delegations hare met rs In camp. In hos
pita,. and even on the battle deld and with these
tokens around Us We are always assured that warm
hearta best for us here ut opr homes in Illinois,
ard anxtons eyes watch over rs.
For some months. one Of the regiments raised
under 5our patronage has been IN ny command
brotberr and friends Of that gallant corps and to
the I'D nlIrots. that T. as their commanding Gen:
era1, should eay, that at Ill times and under all
done Bis whole duty. I have been with them
through many trying scenes: They need no words
ofpsaiee from me- for their brilliant record before
| speak III louder teEms than can express, of the
honor they have conferred utou you and them
| selves. lE1thuslsstlc adp1ause.]
| I 1fgret that cannot entertain you with 4
| speech those Of Jnu who know me, know that
am no politician. Or speaker, and only clatm to be
| a toldier. We. have, politics In the army,
unit on the war question (Applause,>
We belong to tho pa.ty that advocates q
vigorous prosecution OF the war, with tbs deter
1nination 10 bring every part Of the country into
| submission to the laws Of the United States--a
party that hates traitors ereTehsre. and oves the
glorious old Tag, with every ataf and every stripe.
| lApp1ausel
Gen. Raneom's remarks weEs well received. and
| the frequency with which he was applaude1
eylrccd the patriotic enthuslaem Of tho audIensa
, 1863-10-10

Go 10 THE BEsT-t3o TO BRIAET S1HATToN,s
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL CoIIKoE, TO get tnoroaen
practical business education. For circulars ad-
drces tenclosang stamps) BRrAaT q sTaA13oA,
Chicago, U1nofA.
, 1863-10-10

Philadelphia Mnrket-Oct. 8.
F1ouE-Dull at $5 GDG2375 -s
GRAIN-Wheas active and Arm. Sales 10 ,Q0O bu rel
at 1.45@l.D Kentucky white at Sl.1p@1,T8.
, 1863-10-10
GoMMERC1AE.. Il

FEipAx Evxzx6. Oct, .. 1se2.
The following table shows tic receipts and ship
xuents during the past twenty four hours:
xxcr1Fre rnu LAST 1METIY-EQuR aouKs.
, 1863-10-10
Foreign Commercial Circulars.
LIVERPOOL Sent 1S

141FEIfUVl4v 1EpE+ ~ Loo5.
BREApsrup1s-Anl Improvement in the weather, to-
Ktther With very general deter Minatlon the part
Or illers aud dealers purchase only for Immediate
wa. ts has nga1n depressed the tratc Wheat has ex
scrytops, ana places this article a1most par Of
value With the rates current before the late advance
moved Freely without conees io9 Ct d 70 l.: IN,
last report and closes dull at 26s Sd for mxed wh1e
neglecteo the supply Of good quality On tho market
FKoTIaIogs-The t1sde during The week tas been
quiet yel pI1ces haye nea solssAelJ re isa2oorsed
previously paid sre cot OBJ 'ar ab!a b4s n taeeta
Wira rather mora DEN aud good 4usltes suitable 'os
ktekdy ii value Lara p:stents no nav fsatura ~ es
limited to 20 tons. 81 To 4ot 81 In quality DE-
wEieA ar clt aled CT n et fus pscss Butter
eelf Iest 1t eatf ems 1Ate1 for good quality sad
COZ dit3uu. t47TEhspSt 1Au9' q ~
, 1863-10-10

ll9SS!E tas f1SsaE sa.a
gSss9d1 s;;s t1;s4 SlssF. :::::::.: = ~ sSts 2sss
fsss6 sss 81 sssas sSs&
CoIuSc on Boards d1Y.............,,..... 18 q9l7f
Common Boards k1eeu-, 18p09.....
Feaclns fen hasta. issi7oo
tsuna t.t Geas GEE x'PS11f 5 @
Common F1oGtirx ruuEh....,.....,,... - .t094S3 Y
61dirg CIeax drekked, 18.Q0@1M
seeoEd Common Observation-Disclosures: do. lsm@:::
sesTsd ssE shnsiss zs@ Is
6h:vsd shng'ss 70. o.1..................-. a!59..,-
:swed ssinse la 9
esxed sht9F'es. No. 95a..
fs:s fsts g. pe: ,ss,s Sc a
NAVAL active aat firm. nv With
h:::::.:::. e1eSs:S@ TaTted fiar He%p. Iie1s;:
RoEn::........ 4o59@ss9o Talpendns.... a's@10o
ooFfONptnsss "a seat aeilse. md in limited supply
Prices rule h.m. We quote p bushel s1s2s@1 s..
0IES--CARn0y CILS afcf good demand md prices
rule fl1n L1xs1ED 01Is. Supply very limited nntin
active demand, prices rule firm with an upward ten
s9s5a ssassS III sss .sss a.a . VI ags''
Ss;eGa ~ In9esd oe 81
Boiled Lnseed N45@l50
Qliye Ut, bulk. 7134E26
VI ale oil " B,.....,,,.,,,,,,..,.....,,... 120@l5
Mephant l9@I.%
lard ti. snmmef. ef..,,.............,.,,,,... 81a90o
Lard on Winter Observation-Disclosures. t75@G
Asshine, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. so e
, 1863-10-10

INV afa tencency. sales To-day a9go .schr Allie
gEany, r om Sipifego1. mixed, T!o~6 6I,age%s % %mtll,
nec, mixed, $500 4 It *16oo. LATn-Demand very
aesye ana seatce. Ices arg very 1rm vita esImons m
ber, from Grand River, 1900 f at %: SH1SqLEsl -
Market active nn1 very 1rn. Sales To-day: So2too
Fo9ue River shaved at 1915, and 2oo,0o0 sawed ut
, 1863-10-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL .
TIE MONEY MARKET

EEIpAT ETIHl39y uEF " l6o3.
T,cfrm.nd fo, uorey Is ecortnous, stimulated as
oyc,a,ot, IRA by constant and elmo;t Enprecedent-
e 1.Fe In prices. Our commercial reports arc the
wcnder of the times tie absence ofony stirring WIZ
news. The more cautions, and perhaps tho nose pra
dent bes,n to regard prices ns speculative and nc-
t,ous and hence arc exceedingly cary as to dlconnt
rs. very large msrgtns are required. ana where any
thrr Wild or specially risky is suspected, accomno-
d,1fon. ara denied By aoue OF the bankers. In nsuch
times as these little extra caution may be best both
for borrowers and bankers. For al legitimate opera
linn, rates Of discount are usnal ss per eens se
~ rcnr sometimes accepted for large drafts payable
in New York
vi. par a discount busing. and par O Il per cent.
uranium a. the selling rate. Demand good
ne rates for gold in Wall street vera H. 1A7, a.
We refer to our ato dispatches for tha closing rates.
The range here was 15@1s6. sns'ness aune as,lve.
siyer 1s2@1s7. Treasury notes nominal. selling at
R@N. ,..-. ,..u,-
" statement Of earnings for the week ending October
, 1863-10-10

w F. E. Rugby, 50 Randolph street, Is settling
Paper AaDgings and Window Shades at New YORK
pr3ces, at whoieeale and retail. Thetrade Supplied
on the most liberal terms. eeN-aH
, 1863-10-10

III, -THrRTKES7HW HWARD.-Remember
the Union men rally at Mr.. Conrad Valzcs', to.
night. Let there be full attendance.
, 1863-10-10

GAs F,xruREs, Gas F1xTuHEs.-Tha largest
and rIchett assortment in the city. Call ana eS-
amfce. ]. W1HGRAyE, JA. Co...
oc3 15t 81 Randolph street.
, 1863-10-10
GRoCKR1Rs.-rofee Gull and nomtrn1ly unchanged
Sugar firm. hlnscoyaeo Il 1l1a1eAc; Havana 12es13hc


PRoyIsIoNs.- Fork trmer with active demand at
!1s = for old mess &15 co@i5 = for new do SO SO
prime mess also 1cco brls neF mess Tor December 1t
st5so: Beef auiet and unchanged Bacon sides h11n
Lard n,rn at 11@t1xc also 20 br1s No for peceu-
ber, January and February at 1tHc- Cheee nrmer at
, 1863-10-10

~ What tic Hon. ]. Q. Nixon, editor and pro-
James formerly Of James Lock Hospital. Gus
tom Hpuse street, New Orleans. L., established
in 1870, and now Of So Randolph street, Chicago,
Illinois:
, 1863-10-10
McY1cKEK's TuElTIE.-alary Provost nil

appesr this evening for the last time In Lucia
D'Arvile, which has attracted largo audiences for
the entire week, and would doubtless continue to
do 60 but that other novelties take ts place. This
afternoon three pieces will be presented at the
Matinee, with songs and dances BY Mrs. Myers aud
Jennie Hight. This will be oac Of the most at
tractiye Natinees Jet offered. On Monday VIC IN
dcrstand Mcvicker will give us the "Ghost." Els
silence on ghostly matters has created some sus:
picion, and now when all ia ready we expect to
rec him announce the ghost with sufficient stage
room and appointments to give 1t a due eject,
and make our +'halr stand On end like qnIlls upon
the fretted porcuplue."
, 1863-10-10

~ ~ .,s h., s1rcsa ,ao.o.,a ~ tha aa.nsr
~ - ps,aa1at st.aa.. 49, ...-st, ~s.as. s.
1850 -. -. ~ s se SO
A.'euo4 4411 tass. aA.a 80. W w
suset e' ~ sn' s t.,saaSs Ts,a a,.asa. .e
uns'. .ops 1a.se ~ sn." ".uss. ..a s.ss@a'
os'ao!laA' =. ue ~s.-,." . - r-at 49, .sss CO..
y eoms "ssA' e4 - ~" e. ~. ~ s1,as
..?,s ~ .o4ss 80 ~ . ,:a .,uas ,.,ts l,es
WIZ taoass auu eoau usn pasu ~
, 1863-10-10

Peterson's,r .'Ballou's" and aLeslle's''
ten.cent month1Ies for November, Tor sale 1t Nc
Eal]y & Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-10-10

sfes4 crry,r aprIxs"inter vaFtesie, ara
IN fur supply and demand good QuINoEs tn good
d,@and and supply @oss1ate PE,sss @ rule It nIm as
tbeTe have neen 20 receipts fof last tw9 da3s
quote Seedlings at 65990c p basket ind cultivated
yasls1!cs at 2G1 !hsTe ars noSxsysF S 4 ys5y sw ens
strrly falr except Cataw bAs. which Is limited We
quote Catawpas aa Jsaoella At sa9s doose q n
rates, CKANBzRRfEs-SupplyI limited and in good dc.
inand. WINTER PEARa-snpply limited and IN Good
, 1863-10-10

An APPROPRIATE REwARD.-R. n. R{ce,
ESQ.,, Superintendent Of the Michigan Central
Railroad, has offered $5o0 seward for information
thot will lead to the detection OF the Villains who
pueoupled the cars near Lawton, BY which the dis
astsr was cAreed to nh excursion train.
, 1863-10-10

G:AME-4 doz Pfalsie Chickens at 5a25.
liIEnN1NES-The market .srt1y much e3eited
and We note an acyance In prices sInce Yesterday Of
SC gallon Sales: 700 brs tearly) At saxc; 50 hsls
HOPS-4 bales Ecw Yofk Hops tnew crop at
N83ic.
prices rule hrm, Ne quotos ,,
DRY Flint. s@!9
Gret1 ShlLGQs Ws4
Green @ ~
saiea today IS Dry Flint at 19c So Green Sailed at
, 1863-10-10

Increase In September, 1868. 81
The ages Of the deceased wcrn ~ follQYa:
, 1863-10-10

asns Tins; iss: & SSS i@ s
s..za.p1us,s ses not teen much done in thisas
and very fRi prices src realized The stock ind Of
tarl. ase 1Eht The sses neSde g hds baseadoes
n9Gc; 81 sonr CO. s3@36c. IS Cuba 3fuscovato. SOC:
I62 btiB 151 hf DO New D1ean Aa&6oc hrls In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
Chapter on Frying.

There -. says the y. Y. Evening Post.
a. old pr0serb. 90 God sends meat. bot tbo
devil cooks" A pleasant book des-ribi-r
life in Normandy With sketches Of F-e-rb
t'hing. cooking. natural his.orv. &C.. With
has Iast been Published iu London. r-,..
ore better opinion q. some cooks thaa lie
proTero we have quoted woald ind-e.
The Preach cook here described. seems en-
titled O. clam descent frou, a better s.r--.
and BIS vorks-whicL 10 f.fr.,. III, ID, ,r..
p.easant gossip 81 the vr.,sr We are st.,..,
70 quote from-arc such a. 90 make rs vi.t
thar The race ofFrench cooks tt.-e d..--,i..
81 could bo naturaiizei IN Ameri-,
Here follows lecture on fbe r.i.r.,-,.. 90
frJsag f1r which the author deserve. a.
ought 70 receive the great gold medal ~
every Humane Society and Tl,.-S,,.-,-
lnsiitate iu the world. In tbs cogotr,
fryins - 90 hffis understood thar tie f---
iug-Pa1 D banished from nearly su vel
regulated bousehoids. and morbid haHuri-
nation Of many kinds. And vet In N.
hands q a skil.iai cook this inarsuent i.
a. harmless a. the gridirou and - u.ed %
Prodace may delicious dishes. Attend
'hen' % bousekeePers ofAueriea. % these
works Of wisdom
u . great Art. TOO often sadly ne
g'ee'ea. fGing . IN fa. boiling IN
oieaginous matter bit Il there BE- too Ii,,i.
h9uid N your pan. only half yesr object /.
0S'iea 'and The other = warned into rres.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
Sale of Public Lands
LAND OFFICE.


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aitvtr srheis ei led -iii 10 ofrr..l r.r q. l.
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80 ~ifh ~ i.fcs..aen. 81 ~ tsf~goi.x Ch.rs.-
sst s-rt,as -htrh rrls,rr 49, t~a ~ crsf.-n u
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oi. shsa sorauaTars rsrh pl'f.s.I. shfch su.s
shaI c..-sfirutr pee ri aat o. ah.sri FL ft~
rs-h go rr~ut e. D. 49, u.ss1 thr g. asht, or
trsrf rlasha-et-
Thr r-rsnn uistir- th- hlehrs. go s'.rr tn
ualafaau rrlc~ shs - -,t.r,.i ne r.,rrhs.sr aad
el TaNu.saf of or-thfrf ol thr rsfrha-- us,-~r ia
cash BEL .iisg ~ &C. ~ crai of thr r,infs.srn
rfsre t-E-.sltra. th~ i-snf AEsnf shsu .sak~ auf
sal ssarsr e. tlrr c..afraoasi t-ri. ia 90 as-
al s,fa 81 ~fafe asis. 81 fh~ frse- - hi,n srr-
shssrd. tsktng c. thr feansln.irr ~ a.. urrh ss-
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iafefe-i -ai t-rai -ifa sa-l0frnf surrtF &C. thr
IlssHns7f ~ l.rr sturprgc of I'D ftrr there-
or. fa - arTlse e. ~ rattsarnf I'd fh- r-afe- %
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90 ~ t-r,sl-e I-urrht=rI. mas o. ~rhf.asa
uf b. 10 49, tia~ aiisr the tils arc Declared
49, ffrnr..rf q"
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mass Of hAls-d0ne wand. By The drops that
arr thr0~a up and fall on the upper ,srfac,
there remaining 70 displease eve and Dis
Gus; the palate To fry. the object must
be totally immersed a. once m the heated
mas ofEquid oleaginous matter; for the
rule Is the saue whether yoa use lard.
batter. or olive oil. The first AID greatest
care Of the good cook j. o. sec that there
BE- plenty q liquia IN the pan the secoud
tia. he hquidbe Of proper temPsraseut. AMI
nothing. in fact. Il easier ifProPcr Alteration
be paid 70 What you arr about. AMI a fault
Ike aegligence Is inexcusable la 80 mo-
mentous matter. Having seen tia. a
pr0Per quantity Of oil butter or lard. A.
the case NAY be. isPus in your pan. place
q on the IRE and LEI Il heat tiu yos have
obtained the prOPcr temperature. To
learn when this has arrived. have rcady
several sUali Pciccs Of brad. and dip thea
from time % time in abe liquid. When the
heat - enough. yOu ~ili see that the brad
on being hcid for fc~ seconds. becomes Of
clear brown color. When YOU have a small
object % fry. nov j. yoar time plunge Il IN
AMI Ia the pan htsis above the 6rc. for
the heat must not BE- allowed O. incrcasc.
or yogr objec; becomes too dark in color-
II = burnt. In short When ,oar object 4.
large. then you must allow the color 81 Tire
brad. when yOu withdraw H.. o. Dc more
strongly pronounced for the irnru ION %
a large object. sole. for instance. wm
reduce the Temperature o. the Propcr tone
and a. that yoa aust regulate IL. neither
allowing a 20 b too hot nor too cold. Bv
attending 90 this yoa Will aiwsys ind The
color clear AL brisht. aad not in the
slightest de.rce greasy IN appearance. You
shoid always take carr. too. TIA; the e-r
for your gsss should be ven ibinly an
evenly lad on % insure this. tie white
only should be used and beaten Tor lon-
time. and when sprcal u should BE- allowed
o. DRY for = liitie time before adding ,our
brad. crumbs or -four. Fer myself.
always prefer vLai have used TO-DAY.
namely. the aour Of The harico, bean very
Smelly groa4d-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

hhrNtAlNG We saw. on ~atarla,. GO
ihe farm VI or tounsman. Gen. james ID.
IHompsoa, some Lay cai by bra last year.
Which IS A. fresh anl fragrant a. tbe dar
~len % ~as pot in tle barn This o. orin-
O. his method 90 clIia- .t vaica j. s.msie
and eNpeaitioa.s Iustead of leaving % tuo
Or three days iu the Geld. pllcing g ia
siacss ~ night. and exposing &C.. spread o.,
- i1c MONDAY saa. so - o. Dr. up al
o. Juiccs. d. ireIlrni'y puts iuto L.s bara
in Tie evening. Lay cut in the morning. We
tlink oar farmers uould % veil O. taks a
icai oui ~ tae generals book. whose IA,
costs iess an4 is ~or.h more thea am cured
~ tLo oii process.
Ncs Bedford Mer,ar,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

j. o true that Fever and A-ae. and other
lHoai disease.. are Us asel. % ..-.- IL.
DISTRICTS where there arc many ,tsrsr,eas.
~ e maple sugar makes sleep oa nt.... of
evergreen bo1ghs daring tl, sa-ir-malia-
season. aai covered with a buft., ...r
'''s ae'y tae iil effects Of tae surrsanli.-
'noE. li is claimed fbat teI oftle r..t,
''lloas trees uiI not protect ibsm
from colds and o,lcr diseases