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Blockade Prices ar the South,

From Tie s,siit4GIC Wing Sri!. i2.t
The following u the ieadLa prCcs oh .a,red
AZ b'Gc1sue ee, iSst week. in 1ogmbs, SoUtn C,-o
ns,tresn ,sa. ST. Elc c.ee. S., crushed sgsas 81;
brandy. cue dc Ss'J a. fla9: scotch
whisey. ifei oli iom 500 Cnt;or Is viulcnt
bacss 50, aac With backs. 81. 10 SO: wCo cards,
81 30 l2a pef KEY French C2ifss,a- 81 TOO 70
81 15 per eStfs kpsAins, 400 Caution flannel,
81 o. 10 s. So blankets. So per pair 0ng cloth 81 20
per yard cavalry boots, slII Ter psr msua rngIisa
CATERS $s0; nen hosom shirts Sso pcrsg caps.
SID thous And ing cards, sS25 pcr grcse g!sss
sun oers $R 20 rer dJzsr lead repc.ls $40
perno,Gers, So pcr grows cnmrtor 334 pound Ep
ssts s. g. horay, ~ ,5 starch 81 20 Coleman
mustard, Us - 9if basam copaivs, 80, ch.cra.e not
Ash * co. cssis SOAP. $s IS tael.sh printing irs s.
bses pepasr rocket cutlery Ss5 10 So 20 per doyen
table cutlery So er kei; Cn;or yarus 5S 10 SO, GO.
wsdd "a - psf ds1aa wh,,e aanrel 81. por yare
Melton cloth 81 psr ward clue b,rss; cloth fss per
ward alpaca s. 10 - $40 90 cnrSetg, $4f pair reL
eaiabTC hsIdE.fcLiss ssS 10 Sa7 80 lnerIan Gadef
shirts san aF doeI suspencers s20 per dozen boye'
baif Loss $50 ladiss sil0 o Sl20; noe $50
$40 sasaiex equipments SSs eaca rsses' tii2-
pers SIS 10 chdfsss shoes. mayed $40 30 per
pair.
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25o, ,ssg $50, o7i ols3s255

Totsl ..t.s.ss Z5Vt5Ss -oo,Vt 49," - f'itSa'
rns anthracite coal tonnage fof ths rest week heavy
that Q; tho Reading Rslrosd the afscs q ihe season
fns weekly tonnage by al the principal 'oss Rmounu %
500 ssa tors, making aggregate Tor tnc year thus ar
OF tons agsus, o,095stb tops Tor tho cores
poesius VINE u as, yesr--shUviis &C Increase Of
sN ,97a tons
Of New YORK. are in crcua,Ns The counterfeit Is -
greer tnt, /. thsI 10 ci'culstor soue time sgo with
red tint As tbs cosber'e, veil calculated u de.
ssivs the bsnk bss called 10 81 We sIVs poea ard there
are Outstanding cny four sstupe bus sbai demon
tuya
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disco, sepemse- 'S mining stocks quoted as fo'
ows:--u hr, s37o ger 'oot tiou curry, ~ i75 per
foot; saw sc, 81, 90 ter foot: putos. IS ler tot
The oio~IR is tue traffic OF the Atlantic and Great
Western Broad Gauge Road since January I. 81 miles
being opeued.--
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Tie above cTdcr ts btreby
pl,ancs tnarewith The re2iu
afmofy, a. hall. pssi one o'el
lqlh Instant, fully uniformed.
Bard ard drum corps wi
the srmory 40 the same ho9r,
Field aud stsa vii parade
wear the usual badge q maul
Company n. Captain Geo.
taiied ~ gusrL and especial {
INC Armoty a. nine O'Clock i
Ey order q {
J. u IIllIsAy. Ad.glari.
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Nomination ss wv. SCcHetd-

G. W. ScoHeiG unanimously rsrcnirasod az
republican candidate Congras. from tbs Sine;eert
sslrct ~ foursyvana.
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Tn EuSHnAL or cotoNsL GEo~EG. ssvrssKus Nsw
Yonx yorusrxrrg me following orders hare been
saed 90. y III. llnsrll p coIone Grcver.--

ltacd rcIaliTN n Tn IlnstlF p tNIpnes bFvWtf.--
seft.tL rrtraA--, .. ~.
HraDstArfsAy TIrsr rs ..lOs n s. N. G.,l
Ssv aak. sept IL, is04
The reriaiHs of ihe lsrnniod asonei William T c.
Grover 0i tbs cvurtssAih regiment New Tork veteran
Yo.gnfees, vho tsl while -NianY leading y sneut
r. lie attack tbe re0t lines as iooesboro, OF the
lst iAssHnt, WI he buried wlth military bo0ors 90
hQnoag reat, taB lsth instant.
Tho seventh regiment. clioael Clark, VII, scI a.
fahera escort 90 tEta occasion,
1iCy ~h form Inc IN nrOnt oi the CITY Hall a three
O'Clock y. VI precisely. By order NJ
AIIas ". sASnfoap, Major General
AGrJlNIgI b4Ait7oS. =. vi. los
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asvsasass sr Ossan SEES n sss.
D1nn uuVOep

hsa s-s fsT wsrtsf BY every 10 regular ss
IRE sea ors fs or rem LsvsrpSs oa ~ Qu.sase~s
ssst tbs rs-sssn iins. which call Lssserssrrv rss
Ssass ss fs 81 Tism tss Cssuusat sau UsussampsK.
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6kAlNSb efsi gsS,A-
IoApCrAEiRns, SEYGNrl i.snGNi
-, -. c.l,, !. ,,,,nv -,

pronMRecd, aud IL ccm.
elt - assemble q. iba
oek j. u. on konday. the
report 10 the Adiutsn, at
di.mounicd. Oncers will
ning.
W smith, is hereby DE-.
scUr,, and Will assemble at
VI. on Sunday, 18th inst.
elcnei ENN0Ns CLARK.
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toia4 .S2tssuzt :Ylas -,itH =. 3,su,S1 .,1f4'-i
rbc Sc~ York imports Of dry goods compare - f.l-
owt with iHmsr rsLurns:--
Fis IA w-.k. lSe2 1893 1874
En,e, ed sas iort 81 ,5g7 az i,2sl $50 ON .ss4
Ttrosu 90 market. l,4ai4 400 l,e2i4i6 Ls5s, las
S,ass JaEua,Y 4.
Fn,srol .. tie port Gsaqb77 N.o74i4 s2sTc,l07
Thrown % market, <s.15s,is7 "a c6s go S. ss9 Sss
The following austsee, o tho rrnnssivsnls company
reports sho- the cusl TONNAGE Ior the lasi and
as compared with ine CORES sioudrs period
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- asss ss--=-- :
FpLETECAL.

SyInOLAIR ROUSE, BROADWAY AND EIGHYu
= str-e.-A meeting af the New York Democratic 4eaD
ersl Committee viii be held at Ne siuclar House Brosa
way Ei.hta Nonday evnnina Sept "a
1T 7Js ociurs. ny order JOHN MrkEoN Cua,rmsa.
Ir lou u Wslkos'' Y r,r Secretaries
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srcKTs, rIrorrs. ocssvsFuos. rso /. 1854
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SPECIAL NOTICE

AToriCE.-wE HEREBY CERTIFY THAT VIZ VIII
IN aasvtersbie for debts contracted by th1
crew Of the s.ssrnship sontezuma.
JOS .rN MAMsHAW. Master.
ROWLAND 4 ASfiEwALL. Agents.
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nth wAgn YOUNG CfrIEENs' DEMOCRATIC A.
l. sscsuon --Atan &dioaFued meeting o. tae sbove -
soCafto5 arsasmauy Rsso,vet, rhet they pistge them
support of George B Mecs Ian for PresdsaA
Ptnteloo for Vice Fres,den of TIE unite4
srStia Governor Of the ri Ata ~
New York The nsIt regular meeting wl oe he'd ~ M
Cogsr of Eleventh street and First avenue. -
tionGzr eveung Scss. ~, ~ ~ O'Clock Tae ricncs -
Lr Nae invited - stteud and enrol n ali nance. ~
oPder OF CORNELIUS BURNS, Presi1oaA
-
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~ Open ior StudcnIs day and evening.
TINHE purpose Of this institution Is TO instruct
i young men land women t0Ol IN Ihs principles
which govern the CORRECT Transaction Of pecuniary
in AccOnnIADthip and its eoneUmitAnts.
BOOK-kEEPIGG,
stripped Of its absurd yerbiage aud ancient pro-
ItxitY and tntrtcaey, aud adapted to the modern
mode OF doing business, especially IN the Uuited
states = the leading subject otattentton Its LAWS,
which are As exact, unoErinG and trse from eXcep-
tI0n ~ those Of nature aud comprised In very few
words, arc drst made familiar to the student, WhO
who u then conducted through eOur4s oil pFacticA,
variety Of forms, TIL he thus acquires mAstsTy Of
the art which enables him TO apply It with facility
A WRITING SCHOOL
b open day and evening. attended by both ladies
and gentlemen, where, without entering for EhS full
course, good handwriting can be obtained in a
ARITHmETIo,
aud itS application 70 All manner OF
oOUNTING.HOUsE CALCULATING,
resolve the attention their primary inp5rtAues de
mAndA- the student will DO made acquainted with
SeTerAl modes Of Calculation not found in books,
tending CRAFTY to the a6breViati0n Of his work.
There u opWn to the student a!sO = eoursoOI
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, ~ numerical Law Ano
uSAEeAs finance Banking and CuFrency5 also DAxinas
methods Of conducting buEinesa successfully ano
avoiding failure.
lnstfucttons tn the above subjects intrrspcrS.
ed with uAxlms and ineuieAIion8 tending 10 the
formation OF nigh character men and ctIlzenS.
The course OF tREtrnctlVn 4 intended " be n,
comprehensive and thorough As that Of any OF the
Commercial Colleges, while the expense 70 the stu
dent il much les.
IL. II. beGS leave % refer those 70 whom he /.
unEnU9'n 70 Gao UnaO1qoE tAi bAslSS Is. EEb~slias
aud bridgeport, and especially TO AIs students.
Terms, 80.
For the full course above indicated the tuition
fee ts $50 payable on catering. tho regulate
blank books s. Ttm0 unlinised; TO remain or re-
turn at pleasure: The course Is Usually completed
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GUARANTEE.
We. the undeEsiSnOd, residents OF in the
CoanEy o. and state o.. noroby Jointly
and seTOrally covenant with the UAltsd States and
guarantee IA Gaze the foregoing bid of--bS
aeSspte1 that he or they will Within days aItsF
tn acceptance Of aail bid execute the contract Tor
the - ne with gOJ1 and suideisnE suretIes in a
sun equal TO Ehs amount Of tIS contract 70 Inruish
the forage proposed In conformity TO tho terms Of
bid RAs made, and IN case the slid-shAIl fail 70
entoc into eoseessS ~ arorUsaia, We BusrautOOtO
sSi1-ln4 thO nOXG lOEesE responsible bidder,
the person TO whom the contract may DO awarded.
-l6s1.
WItneaB:
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road, a-9ll.l =

ingRail Road. ~
-
NN ANDAFTER MONDAY, Nov ietb i1sSS Pa.
sSsnsSE EE.no will leave Bridgeport H5 follows,
llOO A. N. Mail Train, n.oppns st all stations, az
HEeS At PittGbnTEh at $50 p Nj, and
Cleveland At $40 r. n 80 ~
S;SS T. u. Accommodation Train, StoppiuR At ali
16saItons' arrives at Pittsbur9h At sos
1000 2. b. ExprssS Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
zlO A. u. and Cleveland at 9:s6 A. II.
RETURNING TRAINS. -
Leave Cleveland At $50 A. NJ And 1 M D n. -
rive at Bridgeport st COS P. NJ, and 500 A. NJ
Le4ye Ptttshurgh at las A. n, 6:I6 A. H., and
i:4S 81, arrive At Bridgeport At 6sC9 A. NJ, iO5S
C"hRSotiOns arc made AZ Follows.
Al Pittshurgb with PennsylvAuia R. Il. for uarri,
burg, baltimore, Washington, pills
delphiag New York and Boaton
AT VleNelAnd with Cleveland TOlsd R. R. for Sam
dusEy, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
All points In tho NoRTH WEsT. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
1ieago and the AOGIH WEST. With
S.eTeiand 1 Brio r. R. for Erie Dun.
GrG, BufAlo and HikgRT1 Falls, With
Cleveland. OolumbpS Cincinnati foF
Sfes!hne, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson With the 9: z. c. R.R. for ouyahora
tAlis, Akron. MFll"rsburEh and Woos-
At Alliance with P. Fl. v. 4 o. R. n. for Canton.
Ia asSaLlon, %SSster, salem, Enon, Co
AtstsubsnViIIe With P. C. q. Line aud AZ BI1lSru
with Q. o. o. R.R. for ZanesvilIe Nov.
ARK, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton. Indi.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati LouisTilIs
81. Louis, St. Joseph aud All point5
WtSt and south West 80 -,
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 co
rare always a. low and time much quicker thnI
any other route. 80 - - =
Through Tickets 20 all points In the West Nortt
3nd East can be procured at the ONCE under tn
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va or With IicEe
Agent at bridgeport Station. -
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates I,
any point by this road and its eonnectpns
70 the EAst, North, West aud N0rth-WEst,{nt ono
under M'Lurag House OF with Fl, AEenti q Bridro
port StattonS VIM. D.TERkY, Agent.
Wheeling, We.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
~. MCCULLOUGH, President
II MYERS, Gent Ticket As't. noy16
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Il Surgeons. Lat
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Cole. :
the United States, and the greater part Of uLgS +.
has been spent IN the hospitals u london Z,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected .rS.
the meet as1' n!shing cures that rssr kt.,ass
many troubled with ringing in tbs head aat 80,
~ ep asleep, great nsiTOusneas, being aIaTu,i ;,
sudden sounds, blstfuin, IS, with freueEt bIu.,-
ATTENDED remsIirle with arrangement Of mipd. y. /.
cured immediately
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hsreby certify to the best OF ny knowledge and
belief the AbUTs named guAFantors good and
safleSnt securities for the for which they
ODER to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At
tOEney, Collector Of Customs, any other odioeF
unAer the United States Government, or rOsponsI.
BILE p0Tsoa known TO this once.
All proposals received under this advertisement
Wi,IbS opened and examined At This once on ~ I'D.
NB3DAf and SATURDAY Of each week, ut II II.
B1dSEB respectfully invited to be present At the
OpSnlGE u bids, II they desire.
A.V. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief QuaFtsFn aster,
yan99+H Department OF West Virginia.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
b. Z gs-s1S AsliB and c7f9si'h 7lf
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

= =
CoNP0USDGD ZION ReoTs, Banks { LEAVEs.
GIHEROEBE REMEDY, the great Indian DEuretic
~ cures all diEeAsOs of the urinary uEsaDs, 6leh
as Incontlneue= of the Urine, inflammation Of the
bladder, Ihh lmmatiOa Il the idBBYs St0Rs in the
Bladder, Structure, Gravel. elect, GanorrhueI, aud
e especially TeoOmmS1de In those ca5es Of Flour
Albus Tor WLIies in fem .eC where ali the old nau-
Seous medicines have Jailed.
~ 1t fs prepared 10 highly concentrated form
the dose only being from on= to two teasPoonsfulls
three times per day. ---
az II Il dipIettc and ateTatIYe ia Its action; pu.
rStnR and cleansing the ood. causing to hOw 10
all Of It's original pprit and gigoF; thus removing
from the syst m all peEnictuuS causes which have
induced disease. .al -s t-Efaz ESE=
CHBRJKEE INJUNCTION is intended as an ally
7 assistant to the CnERCKEE REMEDY, and
in all caSes Of G0norrboea, elect, Flour AIbus or
Whites It's elects arc heSling, soothing and demuI
cents removing all Ocaldtpg, heat, ChOrdee and pain
instead OF the burning and almost unendurA pam
that y experienced with nearly all the ehesP Q1Rek
Injections.
ChERokEs INlE0TlON-Ihe twO medicines at
cd. and the weakened organs are speedily restOred
| to foil vigOr ami strength.
| .Ea-F 1ulI particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store in the country. NritS us and We
will mail free 70 any add'ets, 4 null treatise.
| - Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, ~ Per bsttIe,
| or three bottles for s.
/ H7Prto,, Oh kKrKER INJECTION, - per bot
| tie, or three Luttles for IS.
aS-seut by ExTEess 10 any address receipt Of
| &G-s0ld by ali druggists everywhere.
| Dir W. 4. MEkWiS 4 Co.,
mr1T dEWly NJ. 81 Liberty Sir, New York.
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Capt. A. v. BARRISdEG. Chief uArtormastsr Depart
meat Of West Virpnta, Cumberland, Nj.
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.84llE 1LlAORE LOCK HOSPITAL
~ ESTABLISHED As pvrro. 80
oUAchBRT.-Ga N1H fRoN
= -. - =
THE oH LfYgPLACE wnER,
~. CURE CAN RE oBTAIIpG

oUAckBRT.-Ga tRoN
THE oNLYpL1oH wu,
- CURE CAN RE oRTAINED
DE JOHNSTON Has discovered TBy No.-
-, SGItaIn' eIFedE AID Only Efectnn slusi
~ ttS moF4d lot All Private Die ,kts .It"soy
ne Back and Limbs, Structures, Ss.,,S SaAns.s .:
t5teF SStST ne nNo!untAry DaehaTrt Ice
ST,,S3r Nervs usDe.s D,,S:,I'
ton Of the Heart Tndty, Irrrntl;,'e FalsitA
So ~ :, GIouiness Disease Of the HEAD Ttet
Sss oT s1, Affections Of the Liver. LuB:t s'A'
- ~ OF boNeIs-tho"e Terri le disorders St"f
the Solitary Habits Of Youth-tbos S!lshR ifct
taL! Ptactiees more fatal TO their yctir ,I ~ so
u TO the Marnfr Of Ulysses b.,tes
ing marriage, &c, impossible ,'u'' rende'-
YOUNG MEN
Especially, Who have bee uue the VSrttr,..,-,
ice, thAI aieAdtu and d, structire hnbH .ksLNg
1uAiy sweeps to an unti1sly gave th,sss 'Sa ~
Young Men Of tbs most eAalt,i tsI.st.S. = OF
intellect, who mIGhI other ise Az s,, Utu!rtt
tentDg senateS. with Che IhunIels Of SI 81 Is
woked to eestAcy the lvips Tyre, may cH I'M NJ q
ar MARRIAGE.
Married PeTsons, or ICu-r ven c,r,.,-,..
marriage, being aware ofphv.ic, v tatuSss .,'aS
debility, dsInrnlIie g EI-edIiy Currd 'S'FAii-
He who places himself Uul4r. tie caro-, r.
may reiigIouS.y confide VI h. honor Is Trp,t
and confidently rely nIon hi sk,H a, a pH.i',
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Putt tiHor Restored
This Distressing fiction IiclI rrule,s M
Marriage tmposible-;S the Iera'Iy paid l., ~
victims OF improper induIEtnces Young rzT.,,,
too apt to e3mu1it excess itcm not being ~ -
the dread al consequences that MAJ eIs7g.
Hho that understands he subject viii i.f,t., -
deny that the power Of prOcreation /. lost 800.
chose failing IL, @ impr per habits than b, M. ~
dent! Besides being deprived Of the ple.sgr. :,
healthy offspring, the most seTiOns and G-Siru.1
symptoms 10 both body and miud ari.s TIM ~,
becomes deEanged. the Phys cal and Mental ,p,-.
TONS WeSksued, Los Of ProcreatiTe p Wer. SerysH,
ITFitEbtiity, DysfcFs-a, FAlPitatiOn OF the U-.t
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, Uaatip. :,
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, b, cay aud Itl,s
Office, No. South Frederick s,
Left hand side going from baltimore Strset :, Z. i,
do"rs iEOm the corner. Pail not 10 AbserVs the n. ,
and number.
Letters must b. paid and contain stamp II.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
ITOWS, OouSTI AID sTEIl

FORM Oh PROPOSAL.
ETOWS, OoUSTT AID sTEIE.l
tpATR,l
I, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver 70 the United states At the Quarter
Of your inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md.,-ls64, the following
articles, viz: -t--t 4ta
bushels OF Corn, in sacks, at-Per bushel
Of l55I nfIysiI pounds -
-susholj OF Uats, in sacks, At-psr buShel
0f[S3I thiEty-sWo pounds.
-rOu. Of Balsa Straw as-psr ton sr 2.OoO
pounds.
DsIiVery to commence on or before the day OF
-IS64, and to be completed or before the
day ot-ls6-, And-pledge myself 20 entsr
into = written contract with the United States with
gOOI and approved security within tue space OF ten
dAys aiter Detng notified thAt my bid has been &C.
Yoarob't. servant,
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.l.s..i Is WHEHLNs STATION, Aug. s, 1858, B. 4
ON and Sftsr Monday night, the ION Of abgn.,::
" the Passenger trains viii be run by the Goiievs
Ing schedule: 'S''1 =.
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YOUNG MEN
MARRIAGE

Reflect that n sound mind aud body are Tie I q.
neSs 'sary TeGuisi'Ss to promote cUnuubtal Lass-
hes andes EiIhOat IbSse the journey thro- :
life becomes weary pilgrimage: tile pru.re.t r. =
" dArkEhs to tho view the ulina lreuIur- p q ,
with despair and allied with the melancholy IA.
With our own -.
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For the full cOurSe above indicated the tuition
Tee ts $50, payable on entering. FOR tho regulate
blank books s. Ttul0 unltmiSed; TO remain or re-
turn at pleasure, Ths course Il Usually completed
IN from two TO three months iauT
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.ll4a ai4i0 u aati
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mAlEsRoRnATIoN.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad.


n g,
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To MillerS and Mill Owners.
New World Clothes WrfDger,

Il street, have the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL, Of thIa
taetly celebrated Clothes Wrngor for western Penn
syIVania, West Virginia and Eastern Ohio, and arc
taret's discount. Orders promptly nllSd. does
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JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President. -
II MYERS, Cont Ticket Ar,t nnr1
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,o J. B. FORD,
eue'V ... 1snerRl Agent Wheeling.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-02

HARVESTING BEANS "A correspon-
dent "i The Rural .Ncno Yorker gives his
mode of stacking and drying beans as fol-
lows:
~ use two stakes instead of one, seven
or eight feet long and from one and half
TO two inches apart; put willie on the
stakesN foot or eighteen inches from the
ground take g small handf. ! of beans and
lay the ro>ts between the stakes so far
through that the tops will not reach the
ground; then bunch on the other side
in the same way. After this the roots,
only should come between the stakes, ann
The roots of each bunch should be laid at
right angles nth those Of the bunch prece-
ding. When within q loot of the top OF
the stakes put on another withe, drawing
the stakes together to hug the roots close
ly, then fill up with beans, as before, to the
top; then take two punches of beans, tie
the roots together and lay astrde the top,
and it is finished.
Beans stacked in This way VII never
mold, as they often will when stack
ed around one stake. They should be
stacked as soon as pulled, and always han
died by the roots. When the stacks are
thoroughly dry, they may be taken to the
barn whole, pulling the stakes from the
ground"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-02
PREMIUM PIcKLE.-.A lady friend

PREMIUM PIcKLE.--A lady friend
sends US the following recipe, which she
has tried and can safely recommend:
-'n Put your mapgoes in strong brine for
two days then boil the brine, and pour
it on them again, very hot; repeat il
twice; after which pour on boiling vine
gar and water mixed in equal quantities,
three successive times, with intervals OF
two days-makng six scaids in all
To three-gaIlon jar Of mangoes, take
tea-cup of black pepper, lea-cup Of
nllsPice, II lea-cups of ginger, J ounce oil
mace, ounce Of cloves; beat all, but not
fine. Take head of raw cabbage, 8
onions chopped fine, 2 lea-cups Of scraped
horse radish, quart of mustard seed
Take half the spice after they are beaten,
and mix with the latter ingredients, also
cups Of brown sugar; besides, put one
tea-spooniul of sugar in each mango be-
fore you put in the stu(fing. 1t takes s
lbs. of sugar for three-gallon jar, the
balance OF the sugar mix with the spice
and vinegar enough TO cover the pickles.
Pour on hot.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-02

PRESERVING HAMS THROUGH SUM
MER.-Make number of cotton bags, a
little larger than your hams after the
hams are well smoked, place them in the
bags; then get the best kird of sweet,
well-made hay, cut it with aknife, and with
your hands press it well around the hams
Ill the bag lie the bags with good strings,
put on card of the year 10 show their
age, and hang them up in garnet or some
dry room, and they will hang five years,
and will be better for boiling than on the
day you hung them up. This method
costs but little, and the bags will last for
~ years.
= No flies or bugs will trouble the hams if
ifthe hay is pressed well around them; the
sweating of the hams will be taken up hy
the hay, and the hay will impart atine fla
vor to the hams.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-02
Aatitaltatal.
The Turnip Fly.

IN England, where the turnip is an i'm
portant crop, there have been many ''rem-
edies" applied for that destructive little in
sect, the lurnip fly. At a late meeting Of
the Royal Agricultural Society, Mr.. Fish
er Hobbs, a member, presented the two
following remedies which he had used
with great success:
u FIRST REcEIPT.-Take one bushel Of
fresh white gas ashes, or fine wood ashes
may be used instead Of gas ashes; bush
Ell of fresh lime from The kiln; = lbs. of
sulphur; 10 lbs. of SCOT; to be well mix
ed together, and got to as fine powder as
possible, so that il may adhere to the
young plant This is sufficient for two
acres when drilled % inches, to be applied
early in the morning when the dew is on
the leaL,with broadcast machine orsprnk-
led with the hand carefully over the rows.
If the 1y continues troublesome, the pro-
cess should be repeated, always when the
plant is damp. IN Light land it is best TO
make the drills on the flat, the ground be-
ing well prepared 10 receive the seed.
-. SEcNp Rec EIpr.-Take II lbs. of
sulphur; bushel OF fr sh lime; 2 BUSH
els Of road scrapings, or substance of mold
where road scrapings cannot lie. obtained,
per acre. mix together few days before
it is used, applied very early in the morn
ing or late at night, in the same manner as
directed in No. !, using the horse hoe inn
nedia,ely after.