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Foreign Market Reports, per "China."

DHrAps1rY1s-Thew weather hss peen nnintssrunt.
81, h:t. sas rain exgtan1og b much wanted for
.hs hsasg
MARKET. it.s ,ssf.:is xitn .htst: p!se: ssse. Z
sa
e Il ns nstS rs
coun1ty .a..e price. rsalain = ,ow ~ eye..
toF heat fr.Re kaseT. from sssIcity. ma,niaiaed n
II: wssks quo1asleas, hut Ill othef de cIiptions
1s1.S 1acsa eofa WIS limited, vera afn7 main
Al 70 days uasket ,h.ze wss \ dr,osr tone aud
n an
tn pitee. Indian @ coIn Tsa n1mly he'd. though tSa
p1oy1s1ose-The1e : !, bnt moaer s:e iuqalsy 10.
sas e1t ss ss
atvs Eone .,.ey !nt2 sous1mpttoa i tua prices.
t 10 a1eI'esa hFre r. s1ssDs 1ens
G1ttss. Hn!ca T. good cenaud II our qsotaf1ons.
i zsttInv INTO Se'y small eomp,ss. SNa INC s'0cR
TALLow 10 in acltva demand At An advance OF Cd
per c~s- VI W.
B'GLA1D, A1nYA eco.
be weather hi. been hss ssa Jnae tns s
so1s Ta ~ .a!sa aea es1 ay I'D !
erops. .rr s'SS ~ -
g. &C. Gs1 a14 h.: y
a,sffMIinxwiadses. s FL @ msnJ ven posted men ihlok,t
Tstshsd Wiz ,asanss esoasS fateIt.s ey ii
ceI1se Ard asyetse weather. setting nigh: soesdi.
l9nf ax platform Of Vs ns7' bean 80
4; Wsenesd.y's market there .teaa5 demand
!. ei rs,ea sboet 81 3e Gf;s Ro..
Fioal "a II ii ID to - IS * aass. 1nd'an Com
Ics y sur mIEss Ia arn :. wsdnesas1' rates. 'Su:
tne nss,nsss pacing !: sr 1i;n mail isle. It quo
tsuons Po!k ut 81 asfsnh z p h;sSn s ns5s ~
ana n.r q y .a All IN III ina 9ena1d taern q.
, 1865-07-13

ensueh to 1epress evil dcers and effectively
oyerawe the turbulent but to hlve 1t is a
neceeslty that no patent plan OF reorgaulza-
Ton cen laur postpone
, 1865-07-13
FR9BI LAKE SUPERIOR.
Trip Of Henry Winter Davis aud
His Friends--Sights Incidents =
and Observations.
From Lake superior to Detroit,

[E3it3lial Correspondence
MARQUETTE, July 8, 1861.
Hon. H. Winter Davis having expressed q
st,ong desire to zee something Of the North
west and the Lake Superior country, before
returning to Baltimore. q small party WIS
:mproTised TO accompany him to Marquette,
consisting Of Col. James Il. Bowen, Hon. j.
Y. seammou, Maj. Scammon and the writer
hereof We left Chicago on Thursday, tha
9th, On the 4:50 ?, N. train, and by dirk had
reached GAINESVILLE, ninety-one miles. The
country is very fine and highly cultivated, the
train dartipG past y continuous succession Of
luxrriant corn, wheat, oat and barley fields,
handsome farm residences. and bright, fresh
villages. Mr. Davis expressed himself greatly
pleased with the beauty Of the country and
evident fertility Of the soil. The moon was
Ginning brightly, and the cir WIS balmy. We
MI remained by the open windows until late
hour. enjoying the scene, bnt Mr.. Davis re-
fused to !" turn hi until long after midnight.
The track Is exceedingly smooth, and the
cars fly along without jolting or racket,
"polse or confusion" Our car Was large,
strong, clean, well ventilated, FREQ from dust,
end the sleeping arrangements not iniatior
to any East OF West.
Next morning at five VIC reached Green
Bay. wishouta particle Of fatigue from the
nights ride. The commodious little steam sr
Van Epps was waiting, aud steam up, ready
to start On our arrival. A few minutes suf-
tlcsd to remove the baggage, malls and ex
press freight On board, and we were ntf down
the hay for Escanaba. distant one hundred
and twenty miles. The morning WAS fresh
and cool. From the deck of tho boat We
pointed out to our guest whatever objects of
interest were within range Of the eye--the
site of old Fort Howard. the Indian Mission
buildings, the Wisconsin and Fo1 river, which
empty here, the city Of Green Bay, with It's
warehouses, elevators aud surroundings.
After pacing the desk for an hour or two,
the Breakfast gong sounded and We sat down
TO substantial repast with good appetites :;
and testified our appreciation Of the excel
lent baked trout by calling for "more''
divers and sundry times.
The bay widened ont and ths day wore
away without any remarkable incident, and
st five p. N. We landed at Escanab., or as It
vas formerly, and by many get, called Bay
du Nocquet or Sand Bay, an island which
gives promise of becoming an Important
place In acommercial point Of view. It Is
the terminus OF the Peninsula Railway, which
has recently; betn completed to the
t.
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JASPER COURIER.
From the Es,o". o.. "Dssnocrst. :.
The Medicine for all Seasons.

DR. gAcE's SrusAcn Blrrsss.-W,
prosfss 10 have more than . superb cisI
knowIedgs n 10 healing sr,. and while ws
are fully prepared 20 sdmi that humbur /,
but another word Tor im posi,ion. and, there.
fors. do net allow snv advertisement o. no.
lice 70 appear 10 our paper. that has the
least tendency 70 corrupt me human mind
~s are slwsys glad 70 recommend whas We
believe 70 10 resl boon 10 society. and
having made "a governmental pss cf Dr..
Roosck's stomach Biiiers. w. boar our 10.
''msoy TO 'hsr rsa', gsnuiar. snd vsrv ben.
.fcial use. ~ r.. Busr.fsr surpass any
preparation o. 10. kind Ne have ever used:
s1d We urge 81 who med nnid. safe. and
most sgr~ able inn'r. ~ n, The msdcine J,
uscs. u yau Nv Il nnrr. you ~iIl DO sure
~ ''y i sgaiu II just Tie thing Tor The
s,Dm.ch
See saser'i'em~ni ~ smother column
Fab An 1865
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list or LAND 5

DYER lSEn NV 80 io non ps,n,sn,
~ pfi" tlpsl 'tr interest do, $40 ~
ir ni''I unpsid ,in. nngr.>-l onsl .chno
irnt~ M DnDos rnitiy. fnrnns. snd whi 4
Y W. sai- we're eu-rhss-d TOR ,hs sac y
IND sps
iur north er~' IN fif~ r,rsh as, a..
snd ne s"ulh ~. N i thr norm 80, an
section 81 'p~ oo-h 81 rsnp-
'iis'rlsz sjesr .;morty.rsd NJ. ~ .,s,.
'c'.oa b, Ihpn.s NJ ..r. August IL
ss3
NOTICE I. hershs pisen 10 I'll whom /,
is' fcrcrn, 'h-s ~ Whine ~ ~. above.
NAN ~ isnd wiii he sod 81 m. G ,urt
! use dopr - mr. 'rNn " jasper. G raty
IN Duc''i- Sat- III 'naiso-. o. rhs 9th
osy ~ Fshrv'rg. A y. 1865, q public .ac.
'ipn N he highasl nridar
F.rns-A crsdis ~ i've vssrs wii BE- xiv
n most " the rurchsse MONEY. n. pur.
ths~er p'.lrg -sssn PER cent. interest an
hu ~ ~ .6vsnp..
= EO ORE SDvDERMayN, A. ID. G.
d-nn.rs r. -t3-4
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y ollf n y hffhy gwen vhn tho follow
frt Sa.-p A.r4 '-srr 10 :, D.vsd MI
lrf- rrs'1sHoeln Ps1ss- Tysnship. marked
~ .ii:
Fva' mafk t~i'i, c-ro il IT, ~ ssr
htu ~ M ~ same snr an nnd~rLr IL
'A. right en-; thrs- sr.rs-a w,h rrpp md
splii " ~. rsit rsr nd snu nd hi, in
M. ir'i ~af; %. "..k ! With 4 sasllow
f7'k ~ lhr lrlt sni ioybifin me rio VI
"Ar "n' m.rk@d wtsb crap snd pin and
NJ v deFhl' - ne len car and an under
Asii rfnr IN the rigir ~: one Marked vim
rryn -plii ~ ~ i-ii sa,: ma one
i' marked. One r-' ~ the sheep. The
hrlr salrd N. $40 90
nhNNY 4 rpirAsUS. G. DC.
F4h lish. 1865 3y
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FRIEDMAN, Jnsper;
Fam EioFFNAs. HarblsoD Township:
ions !. "A affmAN. Columbia Township.
GEO HrfFsAs, HARRISON Tow nshp:
Csc y SHURrz, ferdinand;
JoHr y BrcKMAr. Ferdinand;
ERNST PrcKHARDr. Hun'sne sburg;
Il. X. TAYLOR, ireland,
and bv Druv~ias & Merchants .verwhe,t
Q w R0BACK, compo,rndsr " stomach
Biiters. blood Pills. Dssllrs and Msnusar.
luser q Ca'swba aud Sweden Brn nd,es sna
Al KINGS o. ihe fines Domestic LiQuss
which arc sold wholesale or ia any desired
lusn'i'v,at Me-. SIS, So. 20 and So f.ss,
Third street. Cinrinnsa
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ATTENTION. SOLDIERS!

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
We cali the attention Of all having rels
,i"n- ~ friends in tile army 10 the fac, Inn,
"HOOFLAND'S German Bitiers nwiII cur
nine ten'h~ 81 The diseases induced by ~
gosnre md priva,ions inciden, 10 camp lie.
In The ls's. published slmsst daily IN ne
newspapers. on the arrival Of the sick. II
will be noticed thst very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case 81
that kind csn be readily cured by HopHs MD.
German Bisfers Diseases result,nv fyo,,
disorders Of the digestive organs are speed.
lily removed We have no hesitation ~
stating that. u these Bittrrs were treelv
used smong our soldiers, hundreds of liv.
might be saved that Otherwise viii b. LOST.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEiTs,
See 'hat the Signature or C. N. JAcxsox'
e on The WRAPPER Of erch houIe.
PRICE PER BOTTLE rs crvrs.
IN HAP DOE. FOR 81 90.
should your nearest drnrgist not have
The article, do not be mt of by siv Of the
inioxica'ing preparations that rnAv - offsr.
90 IN i's plsce, hot send 10 rs. nra We win
forward. securely packed, by express.
q Principal Office and Msnuiactor.
No. 631 Arch Street.
JONES & EVANS.
Successors 70 e. M jackson Il Co,
froprie.ors
oTFOR SALE ia Jaspcr. ~ ST. FRr,p.
NAN. And Druggists and Dealers in tycrv
lo~n 70 he United States.
Feb. eth, 1864. 1y.
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hnxINiSTRAToR's sALEOE LAND.
oTlcE i hereby given. The. h. under.
siyn-. viii sell VI public auction %
fhe rrnnfi.e<. or
'AIlkDtY. iha 11th dsv ~ March. 1865
I've following real estate situated in Dubois
Nnnt". indiana, to-wif: The fr.ctiops n
ln'h narL ~ me south ~rs' Qusrter, and
he sonfn weH quarter ~ ths south east
9AnIler " Section No ffteen. IN townhie
sn 0rs north ~ rsnge four west. sed Inc
,nnih eAst quarter ~ the south essf lnsrsr
M -ams seci ior own snd rsuge sur ect 70
fAe vi'r~Fn Interest Ssid -+opsriy belong
4ne 7" N-ziI Leonard. decreased
ihRAlS--ore bsIt " the purchase mo.
"s' ensn IN hand The other hslf in six
months with interest. the purchaser giving
ncie With good 'rre-lsrid security.
FREDERICK HAIR DER. adn'r.
Fnh 4ih le35-1y
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nj Office n hrrshy given. shss III under
A. signed viii spplv 10 ther dubois Board
~ C"uo'y Commissioners. al. The March
session fherrniin 1861. ~ rssstl licsrss.
under lhe PROVISIONS " an sci eniifI~d"Aa
~ " regui ,le and lirr'is. ,h- ssie ~ spir-
i'uons visor@. mslt ard o'lrrr irfrxieaflng
Iiqu N" The place ~ ssls will ~ the ~.
occnpisd by him. Nos AZ md 43 ~ mo
'e~n q gslesilns, Hall township, Dubos
County, Tndisna Hisf
TIE c'iztrs uf sid fownshie will isks
due soric~ thereof r4ysn
wv aA 'i EDWARD BJllAEr.
Ian. os.h. 1861
-
4 'oAL on IAMrs, CHIAskys AS2 SHADKs
~ 81 he la'est style, fcr sale BY
~ 81, 1859 Jos FRfAnHAx.
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~ , NOTICE ! hereos gwen rs, the
$3.50. i"iie~in1 d+scrihed Est-sy Horse.
.sA stkcA ~ " Psicxr 'o~ash,p. tv-w,t:-
me 10y Horse. ~bvu rs y~sr- Oh, olin 4 In
ne leu eve. ~i.h init while srnr above
~" l-'f hii honi. ahecr fiesn u.s., .snss
hgh anJ valued "a rwr.s- doli-rs $1,000.
v HOLgHarS. q nc
fa-rer F-f ll+n lseso
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s'HL drr.ignrd viii nrucreI with tie
i1's sirtevnr npDoi- county ID.
As M isv Vi FAD. 1855 70 run he iins-
Il ir'ern'iEe ihe boundaries n section No.
IN t'tNr Aor ~ range west.
T4e laterU.- iln'e iina~ viii also be run md
l'ie rwnrr~ thereof established persons
Interested viii plesse be sr-sant.
l.. AHRNS.
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AYERS
CATHARTIU
PILLS.

Ar yea sick. hsLl-, 90
en'rplniulngi Arv you oui 4
order with your system ~
fni.svd. and your fesllngs ~
coust1r@bhg these svmo.
tpfns y, u,irn the prel "a q
serious lluusr. Solns II q
sick SECS /. cystFlng Upon VOC,
and sneuid " assrted By :
timely Va, " tho risAf r.ia-
ely. Take Ayers Pills. and
cleanss enE t.l~ a.<oI Ger 81 ~
mofs - purify the blood. aud
let che fnss move "a unob-
elrngls III health aga.n.
They -s'mulate the fhncfiuus
q Tie bots into vigorous -
tlsiis. plfsft Toe system frnn
IA44 a.I.aH......a....u .-I.tL
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hsEK al expenses are made by agents
s-llnr The new War Map. Char and
'ai' m Liucoln, Mcclellan, Grant,
'nan, Thoipss SC, g.
gents wanted IN -verv County and town.
d. u CHA MBERLIN.
MN" Washington ST., indianapolis Ind.
'eh. llih. 1866
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4 lcLIAa > EwfLRy ~ Flu. set.. * coon
~ - II sold gold. fcr only one dclsr.
sold ~ Joe. vsrAprAs
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

in'Fs IRE ny prTpar 'innr sold under
me meme ~ Bner-. ru' M in qr,rs bottles.
compo"ncsd u lie cnea pert ubs-Ley az
comfn"h rom. r"-ring rvsa 2vtt :sn,.
pr gelio'. The tate Disguised B, ~ ~
Coriander seed.
Fur those who de-r. snd viii have
quor bh''rs, We rubbish The ''Jl0 wing re-
ce'p' G+' OsE Bi~TLE HooFLanD's GrR
MAJ birrFRs aud mix VIII 1HRiE QUARTS
N Cord BRANDY o. WHISKY. and ~ ~
'ul' ~sl' bs preparation rnsf viii Tar excel
u medical virtues and true excellence 81,
q me numerous Liqnor Buffers 10 III. msr
sei. and viii COS, H.uch e~e. You win sv.
~ the virtues Of HooFLASD's BITr-Rs IL
connection with good af,icl- 81 LIQUOR !.
= much less prIcs fhsn these inferior
IRE par atlnns Will cnef xnn
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given ,ha, he under
signed hss been sopoIas~d sdmi nis,ra.
n HE estate Of Bernard Oetken. late
Dnheis county. deceased. Said estste il
pr)babiy insviv4nf.
W SrHUNTERMAN, ssur.
In 2s'h. 1865 -3w.
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.,..., ". ......
WCsC BINNcvs
o~c Mct OSyeveAtotMeNNO-
We 0s q NeAlclvAe w\AAcM
WAN cNAvc ON me SINS
WSNlcM S\csM is Mew to,"
OAs Os q vevNeAlOA NueM
% great veguAOtov q
the svs<eNA.
VNtMe Hl\AoMs Abstracts
o tMe West NNA South
tMevc Nos, Soy q \oMG
time, NecM vxwcv~ MeeAcA
an 0vtAc\e 81 StowOeM
BN<tevs, wNAcM, IS tA\SeM
MVvcvev 4NAuMIltles, 0NA
OF tMc VNvOVev txNe, uvC Q
sW~e vvcveMt,ue "
Bilious F'eve7.,
Feve7 and Hgue, /
L1ve7- Complaint,
QysP epsua,
Indigestion,
Juu7a dice,
Kld7ae1 Compzul7zts.
oMA oM AAscc: 4 IS q slM-
Na~ N&tsAva.
XM0 Sc ASlN<cvs
ove eoMlNossA IS vuvc
0MA vow>SvyxA voots oMA
hev>Os. uSNN.eN MNOSe MEM
NlgN>AY voNlc.
Dv. RcN0ck's
StOwANcM BNNtNvs 4
ovetNevoovM0M'syv.eNd.
Dr.. RoOOck's
SkOvvNOcN RNAtovS
eOvG tMe V>oov VAuN ONOxNv
NOctOvs Hl\As.
y. RoNNcM's .
SNONNcN bIStcvs
OvC NE vNcM vlON's Sou
Oce NMA CoM>Sovt. :
Dv. RCNsNcMs
StOwANcM DNNNCvs
NNvlv Ovute NE weOk Ov>A
AeNlNxtUtGA. !
Dv. RoNNcM's !
StOMNcM HIS<Cvs :
drive ONON wNeANNcMoAw ),
0MA woke AlSc ssl\ovO- 4 +
OAe. 4
Nv. NOONck's :.
StOMNcM nxNtCvs z
ore Nc So\Nlev's EvlcMA, &
OvvxeveWxlMQ NlOvvMcO, q
NvseMtSvvs KMcWwAO- l.
NNSvN. ehc.
These Filters are putup in quart S
bottles, of iDhioh the abovs 10 o fac
'insils. qhs label Is finely on n
gvavsd, and Is provided vith gu
'afs- guard from counterfsitsrs. 81
Price 81 per bottle, or sir for S.. =
O. w. Fobaclc, Propristor, No. 8 -
East Fourth Street, cincinnati, - 4
vhom all orders should b ad- ;
1rssssd /
FOR SALE BY I
FRtADMAs, Jasper;
Ind HOFFMAN,. HHblsoD Township:
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NOT ALCOHOLIC

-
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A HIGHLy CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
a PURE TONIC.
Il -
DOCTOR G GLANDS
GERM AN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR. G. NJ. JACKSON. Philad'a Pa
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA.
JAUNDiCE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases
Of Ihs Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disorlercd
Liver or Stomach.
such
a. Consii.
Dsliou, Inwsrd
P.les, Fulness Or
Bh'pd ~ The Head,
Ac'rii, # HE Slomsch,
S'uses. Heartburn, DISCUS,
Tor Food. Fuines- o, weigh, In
the Stomach, S,m Erucrs,ioos.
Si,. king o. FloIt-rlnq 81 The Pir ~
The II. mach. Swimming D, The Head
Hurried ! I'd ID ficnii Breathing. F,ui
'+ring al III. Heaft. Chosing or Suffccs-
og Sensations when IN lying pasture.
D,rnpSs of VII N, D"'- or Webs hs'or.
The Sight. Fever md Dan Pam ID The
Head. D,6c,rnc, q Prrsrira'ion,
Y-lloaness of,he Skin s"d Eye.,
f~is IN ,fs SIDE. eck, Cns-l.
L'mhs- &c Sudden CLASHES
81 IIea'. BURNING h. ths
FIe-h. C,n-fsn' In.
sginings ~ EN-,
and great Dr.
preston ~
Spirits.
~ vii positively prevent ysLLow rsyea
LLeus FlvER. &c.
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These Bittsrs are put up in quart
bottles, Of ,Dhioh the abovs 10 fac
sinails. The label Is finely on
gvavsd, and is provided with .
safe guard from counterfsitsrs.
price 81 per bottle, or siz for S..
O. w. Fobacb, Propristor, NO. 8
East Fourth Street, cincinnati, -
whom all orders should b adj
dvessed
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nv. N.ViIllkl NJ ~ G., IN Feb, 1850 I
hlr hare nfed yons i> N My genernt and htscta
parues esri tnos sosiAnsfr thrl. .sate q
~ tfey are The it~, ailnrc ~ enfl, hair re.s,-
iatng acii"'n the iissr y q"ic. aud dessd eoos,
qucn''y they Me al sifAdv remedy for Der .u~,~,
a. 'nas organ indrd have seialm found . cas-. q
DAots asses - obstinate that Il did not rel " vi-d ~
snsm. fra'srnsiiy yours, sioNzo BAL. nd.
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From Or. zhsodors Br. ~ Nv rort CIR
Not only are snur Ps rdmis.bl, suptsd 10 lnsr r,r
p--e ~ an apercrt hut ini their hensnci rs nv
me Liver very MARKED inded They hive IN INV 3, =
uee proved morr eiiectus isr the cure az to, -.
pnRs tian any ons REMEDY can mention siuc.-, 4,
my TOE Condolences Of The r0ssss1n and the fsopls.
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Dy'sntsry, DiArrhaa. Relax, worms

Your Pills have had isnr irI.t ~ nv n-a~,a 80
hoin thein IA sststn, ., one u tfs iss. ha,s
ever Gand Their Alerafse cets ucn H. Iiss ,.L =.
tiIsfu Er exceileii remedy wh psnih snail 81. :
makes them very aessTtans aad convenient a. u. ~
% women aus children.
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Ts-tiiying ~ lheir own prrs.nsi kao.,Iedg.
M ~ hrns fetal effects and mraical srrus
ny these fsii,rS.
po fou WANT = mrrHlss TO Sins, crH.
fs Y.ui
~ iur WAIT Coop AprFT,rEs
~ ynu WANT ro Bu,Lp % y.rs ca.
sTtTU~fnsl
y" W. Want ~ Orr ', Of Neuvuusss.s
~ W, Want ESsReYs
lic fou WANT p" SLerr WErIi
l'o f"u WAsrA Bass. NicaR RUS FtFLisc !
u yuo 90, use Ito FLAsD's GEssAs
biTTEks.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-24
Bread, Butter. and Tea.

BREAD. As usually ground, one hundred
pounds OF wheat yield about eighty pounds OF
hour, but when "hulled" before grinding, it
Yields from ninesy to ninety. five pounds
Connoi.seurs OF the table k1ow that when the
bare, outside, thin skin of the potato is re-
moved, the most nutritious part of the vege-
table is the one fourth OF an inch OF the outer
portion OF it, more nutritious than the whole
remaining inner part or core; so In wheat,
the most nutritious part OF the grain is that
which is Immediately outside Of, the kernel,
and adheres to the hull; hence the len per
cent OF -four lost In the common mode OF
grinding, Is the most nutritious portion of it.
1t Is In this part, also, that weevis and other
aoimalcu % lay their eggs, and such -four does
aot keep, while that ground OF huled wheat
will, under the same circumstances, keep for
years, looking fully as we'll, and is quite as
Agreeable to the taste. Y hE -a.sa
BUTTER. The best temperature for getting
butter out OF milk quickly, Is sixty-eight de-
grees, ten times quicker than if at 6fty-four.-
L. cream is churned, IT should be about sixty
eight degrees. $3.50. q
TEA. Take pure soft water, make 1t boil
rapidly, and the moment it has boiled, make
tte drawing of tea in the usual way, thus re-
taining the gas in the water, which gives that
life like and sparkling quality SO contradistin-
guished from "fat,ni dead drinks-dish.
water, for example. aas----4azasa,ss.---.....
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-24

IHE SALE OF sCIRcAssIAN 5WoMEN.---
Ine smugglers, who usually sail with their
cargoes OF salt, gunpOwder, cottons, ETC.. from
oinope or Trebizond, bring back generally. as
aretHrn freight, number of Circassian girls
lor the Constantinope market. These poor
s.ea.ures ;s suner often great hardships on the
and to select the worst weather for he S,,r
pose Of avoiding the Russian cruisers. New
ertheless, far from lamenting their fate in
leaving their homes at such an early aqe--lor
meg are generally disposed of by their fathers
ana brothers at twelve and fourteen years old
they look forward to their sale at Stamboul
as their grand settlement in life, thus escap,
ing the hardships inseparable from their lie
1ad they remained at home. For among The
Clreasslahs, as among every other unciviIized
people, the hardest work falls to the lot OF the
women, who, In consequence, soon become
very wrinkied and aged, assuming the appear
ance Of veritable hags at a very early period.
rhe pretttest girls OF family are Invariably
selected forthe Turkish market. and ipdulged
As lar as means OF the family will permit, in
toieness, being excused from the household
urudgery, which might take away from their
oeahty. On arriving at suitable age the
damsel leaves her home amidst the tears of
aer mother and sisters, while her father and
brothers, using all precautions to secure Ler
escape from the clutches OF the Muscovts and
she dangers Of the sea, launch her upon the
market with anxious speculations to the
amount which a commodity SO valuable.
snougn to them useless, may bring. For, al
though In some instances slave merchant
may himself purchase direct from the parent,
yet most cases one OF the male members OF
the family accompanies the precious merchan-
disc to the place of sale, and receives the mon
ey himself from his future brother or son in
aw, generally investing on bis return a part
OF the sale in the purchase OF sorns contraband
article, such as gunpowder or salt, or wha,ev-
or may happen at the moment to be most in
request among his count ymen.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-24
How the oriokets brought Good Fortune.

NY friend Jacques went into a bakers shop
one day to buy Iitils cake VIII he had fam
cied IN passing. He intended 1t TOR child
whose appetite was gone, and who could be
coaxed to eat oniy by amusing him. He
thought that such pretty loaf might even
tempt the sick. While he waited ior his
change, a little boy Of six or eight years, in
poor but perfectly clean clothes, entered the
bakers shop.
'Ma'am,' said he to the bakers wife, my
mother sent me for a loaf of bread
The woman clined up the counter, this
happened In a country town.l teok from the
shelves of four pound loaves the best one she
could find, and put Il in the arms Of the little
boy. "A Ers
Ny friend Jacques then first observed the
thin and thoughLlul face of the little fellow
1t contrasted strongly with the round. opeu
countenance of the great loaf, OF which he was
taking the greatest care.
Have you any money 2 said the bakers
wife. 79
The little boys eyes grew sad. a
No, ma'am said be, hugging the loaf clos
er to his thin blouse; but mother told me 10
cay to you that she would come and speak to
you about itto-morrow.'
Run along said the good woman; carry
your bread home, child s., Az 4 g
Thank you, ma'am,, said the poor little fel.
low. N
Ny friend Jacques came forward for his
money. He had put his purchase into his
pocket, and was about to go, when he found
the child with the big loaf standing stock still
behind him.. ss
what are you doing there said the bakers
wife to the child, whom she had THOUGHT to be
fairly off, Don't you like the broad p M
% yes, ma'am,' said the child. w
well, then carry it home to your mother,
nv little friend. If you wait any longer She
will think you are playing by the way and yon
will get scoldiug.'
The child did not seem to hear. Something
else absorbed his attention.
The bakers wife weHt up to him, and gave
him friendly tap upon the shoulder. What
are you thinking about% said she. srs
'Ma'am, said the boy, what Is that that
eipgsg
fPhere is no singing said she. A
'Yesp cried the fellow. Hear iti-Queek,
queek, queekP
My friend and the woman both listened and
they could hear nothing, unless it was the
ssong Of the crickets, frequent guests in ba-
ker's houses.
1T Is bird, said the the dear little fellow !;
or perhaps the bread sings whenit bakes, as
the apples do
NO, indeed, little goosey?' said the bakers
wife. These are crickets. They sing In the
bakehouse because we are lighting the oven,
and they like to see the fire. -Ai4
-.Crickeisp said the child: sara they really
crickets?' .ss
q. Yes, to be sure said she, good -humoredly,
The child's face lighted up. ,ai r.s
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