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as'uattary and o,ummerfiai.
Cincinnati Markets.

- CINCINNATI, june 8.
FLouR-Pricesa are nominally unchanged.
holders askihg for superfne SO 25@g 7b /;
extra Sl0m1l I family, Sfl hO@12 so, and
for fancy sl36olD. 2 ..p 3lf-''7'''
WqEATy-The decline In gold has also at-
fccted this article, and we must report n
dull market. We quote on arrival, No. /
old red ats2 506b2 so; No. new red al az
4O@2 10; No. 3 DO. do, at 50 3062 80, extra
spring at ~ 1902 20, and No. DO. at SEQ
210. .alH5aih nbraf. ID n Ut ~
y ,GoRN--we quote No. mixed shelled in
elevator, 60@B2c.; In sacks at 70@72c
Ear sold at 62e. at lower road. .i
OATs--Ihu market Is very unsettled, No.
2 sold ne low as 4Sc. aud As high as b2e. for
immediate delivery, No. brought 64Ca5bc
but these rates are 70 be considered as en-
tirely nomihalH y
RYE--The market II firm at 90ap5c.
BARLEY-Fall sold yesterday at 81 45.
GRocERIEs-Tbe market rules firm but
prices are unchanged We quote prime to
choice Ri0 goiIee 10 $50 ae9DSc.; raw sugar
il2@l3lsc.; herd refined do. 17@l7}zc., and
Molasses oO%605c. fof Porto Rico,
y WHIsKY--4A Arm market for duty pald. AZ
81 23 Bonded Is flrm At 25c.
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Arejepjstfry or it4 ottd6 you rejoice that
a brother has been discovered errfngP Oh,
pity him, II he has fallen into sin, and pray
for him that he may be forgiven and re-
stored. EFr
IL II should be true, don't bruit Il sbibad
10 his injury. IL will not benefit you, nor
him, nor society TO publish his faults You
are as liable to be slandcred, or err, as your
hrQther and asypU wQhld chat hS should
defhdLorexcuse, % frgiwe tou,s Adoyon
even so to him.
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b. Change In the Tax Bill.
NRw Xapu lima y

Special dispatches 10 the morning papers,
from Washington, contain the following 81
The Finance Committee, Of the Senate,
has decided TO change the House tax bill so
as TO allow gas companies TO charge upon
consumers the amount OF Government tax y
and to relieve the railway companies In
Similar manner. ~ - II 4 q IL . y
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ANOTHER DEcIsIoN-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue is fruitful, in deei-
sions. He has recently issued an order dor4
recting certain Instructions to assessors
concerning assessmehtso of Incomes for the
year 1866, by whichit appears :tN'A guar
dian residing abroad should return the in
come of his ward In the district where the
ward resides" and that ,'al expenses for
insurance 'upon property, and all actual
losses in1busihess, may he 'Hdduated from
1.-THE gross iiicome lof the business of the
year.'1s 7pT 7g 3l15qW 3BT a ",
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
sSHbis $SSSss$Sd Isft' or'ss bpFfS r. & 'Al'

o. pubic alle tlon. .bht-hl1 1O gu WIN III
Saturday, June 30, 1896,
Between the hours of two ard iour O'Clock ID m
upon the premises, six miles west of &C crmantown
on the county line road the following described
real estate, situate In said county OF MONTGOMERY
P-wit; beginning eleven poles aud three links
from the section line east Of the southwest corner
q the southwest quarter Of section No six, town
nve degrees, tweQty poles, to -eoras A. theDoe
nprth eisflty hse1eRteos. oiikt Ntaan poles q Il
corners thence south hye degrees, east twenty
pples 70 corners tppd thence south eighty n We
degrees, west sXteeh poles TO the place OF begin.
i rhere Il dp6hi tho lpfemses X good dWahIne
mousse stable AnU Other out bulldihss aud a Reno.
RAJ variety Of bearing ruit trees etc.
Tho premises have been appraised at four hun.
% d%fed collars and cannot sell for less than two.
3 Terms OF Sale-one- third cash one third In one
year, and one-thrd In two years from day or sale
with Interest, 10 be secured by mortgage upon the
premises JOSEPH WIILSbN
administrator OF Henry WitteTs deeenSed
GEORGE w, MoYER, Attorney. m95dbwF
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Arrival of JEFF. Davis Counsel.

William ii, Read, counsel for Jeif. Davis,
arrived yesterday nom Richmond, and by
permission of the Government was In close
eonsultation with him last night and to-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

az S'-Forty-lye witnesses for the prosecu-,
tion have been examined IN the trial Of Coz
vert for the Roosa murder, at Debanoil
Ohio. The evidence in the former trial
has been reproduced and materially
strengthened. The case for the State closed
yesterday. Ans attempt was made at Mid
dletown, before the trial commeiiced, to ;tsr
sassinate Mary Shalfcr, AN important witness
against Covert. ,.aE NfNN oi'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

WANTED.--IIalf a dozen young ladies' to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery ablishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1886, Second street, miss Goddl
g mans old staud.) irHohi'iln1 " a13-dtf,
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Robbery Of an Exprcss SAFE.

az 4 ~ q . -5KANsxs CRY, June 8.
The United States Express Messengers
safe. on the eastern bound train of the
Paqitira Railroad, was robbed about three
o'clock this morning, between Lees sum
init and Pleasant Hill, of about $4,000.
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DAYTON WOODEN FACTORY,

Turing the past winter has been re .atted
~ with entire new machinery, and IA well pre-
pared 10 card and spin wool into yarn or manu-.
kets, etc. by the yard or shares Keeps a good
assortment s.n OF goods to exchange for wool
rersons at distance can ship their wool by
railroad, with directions what they want il made
into, or exchanged Tor and IL win be promptly at
Tended TO. IL satisfaction is not given, the goods
Tor the wool that was sent WILLIAM FISH
| ml2w3m No. 99 Fifth street DAYTON. Ohio.
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tsB- According to the report Of the Ohio
Commissioner Of Statistics for 1866. the
whole number of divorces in the State
reached the number Of eight hundred and
thirty-scven IN one year. This, at the
present population Of the State, is one to
three thousand persons. and one divorce TO-
twenty7siS Of theannual number o6 mar
riages. t,u .,gHIus 4. IH.ruu'Iiuo7 n0t i'''
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New York Money .MarLset.. q

na-L iuHHn!' - NEW DIRK, Uune8.
Money Is easy and quiet at Q perc on
call loans; Sterling duh Mt lO9g6 g6t0llO, gold,
ior nrst-class bills Geld Yqs irregular, nn-
seGtieu s,o, anu decidedly l8wer, opening at
iill0ey6, advancing to idlJS, and closing at
lj3. I'D t.f.. .s. a| -rt'1UU l Inf noHii si slih
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

\ RAILROAD SMAsH-UP.-A freight train
came to grief yesterday afternoon on the
Dayton and Western Railroad, Mt Browns
Station, this side OF Manchester. There was
an immense wood pile at that point, andthe
men engaged In saving II, earelessly threw
the wood on the track, which caused the
train to run Off. The engine was badly
broken, three freight cars thrown oil, a
large quantityNof flour scattered around
loose, and the rails torn vi, all around. The
ElqBteth ESxpress train from Richmond, due
here at :Ob ?. M, was detained jn cconse-
quenee'of the accident, and did not arrive
until half past one this morning. tAsifar as
wehave learned no one was seriously hurt.
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Coon sueos,rYoN,-Aour friend Hubbard.

Coon sUeessrTeN -4our friend Hubbard,
Of the Marion Democrat, very justly re-
n,qqstgtssagHiAstghs NO prevalent prac-
Issof Ne pemeeFatic presesQf laudlng
A6at Abolltionworks "a s"Iiafpets Weekly"
flirseley ,ABtsrabaa Cbratct,' A'he re-
proof Is dosorvedcY we hope that Demo-
.eratlc, papers viii, refrain not opiy from
aiding in the circulation Of Abolition docut
ments, bot also from the commendation of
Abolition Colleges, and all oothefiplaces of
IlearnIng--Ss o-called"- leading object
of which'is to instill partisan Republican
Ism into, the young aud susceptible mind.
If we are 70 succeed as a party, and rescue
the country from theiwicked hands into
which It has hlieh, W. must not foster the
insidious bnt aefIectlve means by which
Rcpublieapism has perverted and. nnisled
public, opinion, Abolition booksAAboll--
ton sehools-and Abolltionpulpits, should
meet witi'no favor from Democratic peo-
pie or press. s @I,s N'lj
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

fB~ No use in talking. You may go all
over Dayton and youu find the cheapest,
yes a good deal the cheapest ana nicesi
made-up clotbingin Dayton stH. schwarz
lis Main street. sign OF the Golden Eagle
three doors south of Market House. ki.RlA'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

THE 4NtR~-1betiDbe ebcmemheretfthatthe
Fair of the Sisters of NOtre Dame win COM
mence az Clegg's Hall on Monday evening
next, 1t will be grand affair, and we have
no doubt will attract crowds Of visitors.
HAVE ComEs-Charley 'Anderton at the
Post Office News depot, has just received
pll the hate eastern publications, including
magazines, periodicals, newspapers, &c,
They are are going Of fast, Jiprry,nPl ~ |
AUCTION THIS EVENING Christopher g.
splelmau, a Flowing Plane aud Bits, ana
other carpenter tools Lattice Work Pants
Goods, Hoop skirts, Ladies' Summer Hats
&c, &c.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

GRAIN sAcEs.-c. P. Huber q Son, at
No 27s Third street, are selling Grain
Sacks, made Of the very best quality Of
hsdvv cotto" duck, at $40 per hundred. They
can supply any quantity of them at short
notice. slei. in0daayy2
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The SHOW ComiNG.-Boys before you go
into the show Saturday and spend all your
mseneyl before lcesing the city bettsr bay
You nice suit of custom made Clothing
for asmsll sua at the Eagle Clothing stors,
~ Main street. sDon't mistake, the sign OF
the Golden Eagle, three doors south of
Market Honse. = ~ - .h = 4Hh Il
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

GB~A great many persons have lately
been poisoned more or less seriously, by the
use of flour made at mill in Putnam
county, New York. The lead used in Ger
menting the stones had, through the In
strumentality of heat, undergone chem
ical transmiitation into carbonate Of lead,
Three hundred persons were more or less
Ni' |NH AN.li.0I'IN NN
poisoned. .,.F,g
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$9b 8 .Daftiett Sewing Afaei0oe ? 81

wv ANTED-MERCHANTS, BANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing done 10
;oS Rosls 'Ss " s sss q 2: rDi steam
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

pa sINdER's NEW STYLE SEWING MAGnISss.
-Messrs. w. r. Whitehead q 90, agents
for Singers new style Family aud Manu-
featuring Sewing Machines, have opened
notice,at 327 Second street, in this city,
for the sale of these celebrated machines
They alsor deal in machine twist linen
thread, cotton, needles, oil, &c. Old ma
chimes win Iiso be iinproyed md renaired
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FENIASs.---Additions (troopsl mistake.
we mean Fenian SUITE arrived this week at
the popular Eagle Clothing Store, II.
schwarz, Proprietor, 1ls Main street
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

PREPARE ron Hot wEATHER.-'rhe heat
ofstnpmer IL comipg cut and every body
should go to Huber y Sons, No. 27s Third
street, and get one Of those splendid AVN
ings, that they are selling SO cheap.
juOd4aw2
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NEw YonK, june 8.

A special to the Tribune from Ottawa.
Canada West, to-day, says there are $4,000
men, including regulars, under arms, and
the Government Is still arming. The ac-
tlon ofthe United States authorities gives
great satisfaction. -,flr s.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-09

f,4 ,fDoe FoUSD.-- N,ooatli dog. black md
white spotted medium size. having ON n
collar with two stran chain attached,
came to house in Miami City few days
since Enquire at this Office.
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THE iDAlbi EMPIRE.

Losr.--A pair qf Gold SpectacP4, last
night ANY person hndihg the same va
be suitably, rewarded rhY leaving tlicmlet
MINI - rleAl,it,., at.,,.n w, ntltiilLo oniAn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
Ofoe Hours from oA. m.to Pm.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES ENTRANCE,

N. B.-Owing to engagements elsewhere, Prof BERN.
HARDT will be ableto remain here but short time only
May}! lmJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

From Medical gentlemen, Professors OF the highest
Opthaic talent In Charleston, 81 o. and IN the Union
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

Admirably adapted to the organ Of Sight, and perfectly
natural to the eye afordng altogether the best artificial
heip to the human vision ever Invented! ,..a.o,a
sold only By the Professor of Optics and Spectacle
Manufacturer. tstss. g! ssf.t r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'wART1FIoIAL EYES -AR4IF1o1AL HU-
MAN 4EYEs made to order and hrted by Dra. E.
BAUoH ana p. aoUaELMANN (forlsty employed by
Ro1ssounAu. of Paris. No, 0sg Brosdasy. New Yorh.
April IA =zS, 1 1yr
M O0LGATE's HONEY sOAP.-THIs OELE.
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demsnd
9 made from the choicest materials, s mild ana
smol1ientin It's nature, fragrantly scented, and
extremely beneficial in Its action upon the skin For
sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February 2 1yr
~MHRRIAGE AND OELIBACY,
Essay Of Warming and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with surg Of relief Sent free Of charge
in sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. sK1LL1N
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
April II 9mo
~sPROIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
little acorns grow. The worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from causes 30 small as to almost
ely detection The volumes OF scientific lore that MI
the tables and shelves Of the medical fraternity only go
to prove and elaborate these facts
Then guard yourselves while you may The smallest
pimple on the akin is teale and indicator OF diseases
It may fade and die away from the surface OF the BODY
but will reach the vas perhaps, at ast and oea1n
5e the result and final close. MAGG1EL'6 BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIo, aud DIARRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fail While for Burns, scalds, Chilbans, Cuts
and all abraslons Of the skim MAaaIYLs salve is In
fallible. Sold by j. MAGGIKL, No. 43 Fulton.street
New York, and all Druggists at 25 cents per box.
September 2b lyf
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Many years of public practice and study in the hosp
tails in Europe adjustng spectacos to patients under
every aspect of defective vsion we'll experience
i'll u extensive long established business, In his optical
stores, both here and in Europe Prot BEnNHARDr con.
gders 1t nBufCient guarantee of his ability apply suoh
glasses as arc best calculated for the assistance re.
uovery ofimperfect sight.
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

From Medical gentlemen, Professors OF 1.-The h1gnest
Opthalmo talent In Charleston 81 W. ana IN tne oulon
za#95I#.5 y "a. -. .-.5.... -
- CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 26th, 1855.
have examined great variety OF Glasses manutao.
tured by Professor NJ BAnNHARDT and IN justice 10 the
Professor must say that s Glasses are Ct superior
where the vision s In any way Imperfect Ihe froIes
sor selected for mo pair OF DIS AusTaliah orys!a
r. srpeEi1f rtsnEn na1 w1sK s
t aa IL vonth viaId this teafinonv IN favor ri tfe
er Prosassors ciiasaes most ohaerfaily I.
5eS'' 3, GEDDINas, H. d.
- - =. 81 ---- lit s5'=s
- -. -, J, , :, :, -, -, i,o o,,ro.a,.oa =,
- onno.iuH5 , ~ s O. n N.Y. knna,o, Gioseoa and thoir
Tug sstun VI 81 az t. iin a .I.n ~ hto aS,
aoaptaDy " w 4eaov.e ~ .s.nn s au i " " liz ~ n;
ana IL auapons .n1 Bl1eo ~ @ 1S
perfection =s.e ~ q. ". DApAoooooH,a!l II ~
CHAhAhotON 2. ~, May 1o.n, iovo; S =, .
DO most wl!nBy pear NY 1esuAony AZ Hasos " sno
superiority OF the Ausfailan anu uQu'
BILE vision spBotaoles pvtr al 0ther Klnde Ihey are
constructed upon the best esaosnea ana undefstooo
principles Of opcB and their adaptation to the human
eye Its different Conditions is so perfect az
to render sight easy Wt1out e4ort ~ My opnioa,
~ M ot of tha sraos they to rest Ger the
eyes TO snef y0osn'ol energy T. L. oa1nR, NJ D. :
5#=#5. .,=E4ouAprpaTnN - q n. Nav aath 1eae.
plete assortment OF bpeotacles ana Lonses lhey a1o
better adapted than any nave beiore 70. 70
the 1mperfectlon OF vislon tnat can pe " se
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cheerfuy In the opinion above expressed Of
the value of Professor BERNHAnDrs Classes and heir
and Judgment IL adapting the glass to each special i'm
perfection. lists 1ass H.,W. DESAUSSURE, u. D.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

. NJ BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE-THE ORIGINAL
aud best In the world The only true and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous Produces
immedstey splendid Black or natural Brown, with
out injurng the hair or skin Remedies the Ill effects
bad dyes Sold by ali Druggists. The genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOR. Also,
REaENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURa,
For restoring and Beauhfying the Hair.
.....=l u ,.s CHARLES BATOHEIOR, New York
&Anonut ~ Tyr
i a@ CHEAPEST STORE IN NEW YORK TO
BUY CHINA. GLASS, sToNEWARE CUTLERY,
SILVER ER.pLATEDWARE, go. Always on hand, that
popular new and beautiful White Stone parisan DIM
ner Tea and Toilet Sets, handsome as China, same
color and shapes, and half tho price, Gall and see II
you don't purchase. Goods sent all over the world
HADLEYs, COOPER INSTITUTE,
April14 stuthsmo Middle Of the Block.
H ITOHlz 1TOHl ITOHl sORATO
soRAToHl soRAToHl WHEAToN'B OINTMENT
will cure the Itch in 4S hours Also cures eat Rheum
Ulcers ohblans and all Eruptions Of The shn Price
so CENTS For sale by all druggista By sending 90
cents to WEEKS 4 POTTER Sole Agents, ITO Washing
ton street Boston, 1t will be forwarded by mail free OF
postage, to any part Of the United States.
June4 6mos
wRUpTURn oUREDi-wH1TE's PATENT
LEVER TRUSS is warranted to cure RUPTURE radi.
cally. Power is made strong or Light at pleasure.
No pressure on the BACK or CORD. Sold wholesale
and retail Pamphlets free.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS co.,
Sole Proprietors, ,.ztsz==z
.s No. 600 Broadway N. 7.
Anrfl IL ntuth3mos
a8. AWAY WITH sPEOTAOLEE-OLD EYES
made new without speotaoles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free onrecept Of ten cents Address
q. b. sguUAns ey...
November 49,.
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- .=sstsi# OHARLEsTON,is O., May 2sth. 1856.
have examined great variety Of Glasses manufac.
tured by Professor NJ BERNHA AnDr, and consider them
superior in quality and adapted to meet the wants OF
almost every eye In which there is defect OF vision
ohterfully recommend Professor BERNHAnDTs 0lases
to tho so requiring assistance. -.
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SCRIVEN HOUSE

T1HIs FIRaT-CLAss HOTEL HAVING BEEN RENO.
L WAITED and newly furnished is now open for the
reception of the travelling public
g. MCKINLEY, Proprietor
May 23 lz=z=z
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 28th, 1868.
have examined Professor BERNHAHDTs' very COM
plete assortment of Bpeotaces and Lenses They are
bettor adapted than any have before set to remedy
the imperiscon Of Vision that be benefited by the
use of Glasses The pureness and cearness OF the Oys.
tai used is an item worthy Of speoal attention, ag can
testify from personal experience recommend Profess
sor BRRNHARDr with confidence and great cheerfuneas
~ 'D' paA0A'oe e.'.@1s : JAMES P. JERyEY, MD.
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CHARLESTON, g. O., May 28th, 1868.
have examined an extensive assortment OF Glasses
in the possession OF Professor BaRgH and consider
them OF superior quality. TAky arfe adapted to
every age and suitable to the yari9 pts Of vision,
recon mending them to the attentl6 In need OF
such articles. tsEs. r. A. ,KlNLOOH, NJ. D. :.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-22

NAPOLEON GRowINe OLD.-A letter
from Paris gives the following descrip-
ton of Louis Napoleon-the best view
we have had of him for some years
'Ihe Emperor was out on Sunday
last. He came III his carriage and
four, with out-riders, and accompanied
by General Fleury and couple OF
foreign ambassadors. was quite
close to him and had q good look al
him. He is of much lower stature
than l had thought, and inclined to be
fleshy; is quite gray, and wears nc
other beard than q moustache and i'm
perial. He has large and remarka-
bly, fine-shaped head and bright eye
He was very plainly clad in pepper
md salt citizens dress, with silk hat
and white silk gloves. He returned
III good natured, graceful manner
the frequent transformations greetings
OF the passers-by." We learn from
another letter that the Emperor has
become reconciled with his cousin, th,
Prince Napoleon, who has premi sec
to make no more dangerous bids fol
democratic popularity in the shape o
republican speeches.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-22

SPICE From the Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin. 1t is stated that the
Fenian Gen. Sweeney had become
much fatigued by his exertions; even
our Government thought he had
proceeded far enough to be entitled
to a(r)rest
Englishmen in Canada periodically
avoid placing green spectacles on their
noses lest it be construed into hoist
ing 'the green above the red"
A Canadian sheet, printed badly on
lot of job type, sapiently remarks,
American waters may yet be under
British rule" That's SO; Niagara
Falls before Canada already.
Fenian Bonds--U. S. regulars.
Nearing Of the Grcen-Contradic-
tory telegraphic reports from Canada
to the editor of the Boston Post.
England is unterrifed in regard tc
the Fenian invasion; there is no pity
Pat about her heart
Aduice to Canada--Deal gently with
the Erin.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-22

How TO FREsHEN SALT FISH Many
persons who are in the habit of fresh
ening mackerel or other salt fish
never dream that there is right and
wrong way to do it. Any per-
son who has seen the process of evap-
Grafton going on at the salt works
knows that the salt falls to the bot
tom. just so it is in the pen where
your mackerel or white fish lies soak
ing; and as it lies with the skin side
down, the salt will fall to the skin,
and remain there, when, il placed with
the flesh side down, the salt falls to
the bottom of the pan, and the fish
comes ont freshened as it should; in
the other case 1T is nearly as salt as
when put in. If you do not believe
this, test the matter for yourself.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-22
farmers department.

OrIcK AcriSo CoMrosr Materials
ore within easy reach of most people
that judiciously compounded, will
make first rate fertilizers for the gar
den, for field crops in the hill, for the
lawn, or for top dressing moving
lands or grain. There are some
which every one has on his own place
others he must buy Almost any man
this side of the Grand Prairie can
afford to pay for good hardwood ashes
rs many cents a bushel rs hay is worth
dollars n ton. There are other things
like gypsum and lime, that it will al
ways pay to have on hand. SOAP
suds, chamber ley, and many articles
of house hold waste, are often lost
which might, if collected, make many
dollars worth of rich fertilizers i'll the
course of the year.