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The ..Fat Contribsltor'' on Farm
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Being invited recently to deliver an agricuitu-
raj address before Harvest Home Association
in Central New York. on the occasion of their
annual festival, the "Fat Contributor" consents.
We make the following eloquent extract from his
address.
Although fortune Tor perhaps the want of it)
cast my lot amid the struggling multitude Of
great city, where you wouldn't see farm in
walk Of several squares, where there are no
meadows with their waving potato tops. or
wheat fields ready for the woodlands AZ, yet
have always felt deep interest IN the farming
class, and Aattsr myself that know some
thing of the noble pursuit You follow. will
saw here that it has been the ambition OF my
whole life to be an honest old farmer-to earn
nv bread by the sweat of hired mans brow.
How delightful life on a farm must be. can
imagine what vigor is impaired to the frame,
and what strength TO the muscles, by reclining
in the shade and watching the mowers as they
gaily swing their threshing machines; and then,
what an appetite one must acquire for the noon.
tide lunch by observing the merry reapers at
work digging their wheat, and raking and bind
ing their potatoes and their-fall apples.
How often, in imagination, have followed
you forth Of a summers morning, when the dew
was on the grass seed, neatly attired in white
linen suits, with patent leather boots, and with
your COTH-SuellcEb oWuuS llSutAy oNeI youI
shoulders, to cut your winters wood. 1 have
seemed to hear your merry songs sweeping up
from the meadows, as you gathered your water
melons and turnips into your-corn houses,
while mingled with the busy hum of your sor-
ghum evaporators, came the musical bleating of
your cattle and the lowing of your sheep and
poultry.
Then, when winter comes, and the sun pre-
vents you from continuing your haying, and the
cold north wind shakes off your ripening straw
berries, picture you sitting by your gas stoves,
mending your tanning mills, in preparation for
your spring blowing. or amusing yourself with
books on agriculture.
Winter on farm-how delightful! What
pleasure it must be to fodder the Chickens in the
dairy, and to hear the musical clucking of the
pigs as they clamor for their oats and hay. Then,
when the winter evening comes, and the robin
and bobolink have ceased their song and gone to
roost on the well-sweep, can imagine no greater
delight than to gather around the fireplace, re-
CARELESS of the destinations of the storm without,
and amuse yourself with apple pairing, knitting,
base ball, seven up, and other athletic games.
envy not, then, the pale dyspeptic who bends
from merning till night over his sordid ledger in
the crowded marts of trade; or the child Of idle.
ness and afiuence. who grows prematurely old
amid the designations of the city. They know
nothing of the pleasure of life like yours
which have in no way overdrawn; if they did
they would transport their cities into agricul.
tural communities by act of the legislature.
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Cd GsAly.f nkSs{essss a-sosns = ~ lpae-
''i AZ s:.., ,.ili,e .,i. S..ss :. v,..,, -,
when hs didn't nsks his kunirsd niles,i i he
most Desirable To acquire one in the shortest
time, the pedestrian sAseh 90 70 the edss Of {
steep hill. lie down brosdside to it, and turn hall
over. The remainder Of the tax viii naturally
follow. 8~.s s. "a I7i-I
When 'stziking gait care should be taken
not to hit the sste too hard. 1t h apt 10 inter
fere With locomotiou.
II the pedestrian has any old swords munkets
or pistols he should take them with him, and
flourish them while walking, a 10 walk rapidly.
he must swing his ''srma"
II the amateur follows these rulss closely, he
will be sure to succeed, If he wins
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SIeteorolegical Mysteries.

The journal Of Commerce says: We were much
interested last week in examining map prepar.
ed by Prof Newton, of Yale College, during the
recent meteoris display, designed to show the
the beginning TO the end. It was not unlike the
diagrams used in mercantile circles to illustrate
fluctuations in prices, the highest point reached
representing the time when meteors fell too fast
to be counted. Prof. Newton's explanation was
lucid and startling, his observations seeming to
establish the fact that the extraordinary pheno-
menon of Nov. 14th was a shower of comets,
rather thGn msteora To the same eject is an
article in the Boston zranscript. which says:,
The beautiful phenomenon win not be Wit
messed again during the present century. 1t
will occur again IN 1900 The profound nyate.
~ in which they have 80 long been involved be.
gins to be removed. Il isnow conclusiysly set
tied that they are bodies of cosmical origin, OK.
tranecus to the earth, and moved round Che sun
in orbits of eliptical form, thereby resembling
the comets Thousandsof these orbits ere group.
ed together, side by eide, and the meteors moy.
ing in them resemble . vast swarm Of ofslden
bees, sweeping through space in definite orbits.
This group Of meteor-crbits crosses the oath of
the earth st point where the earth is on the
morning 81 November 14th.. Our planet sweeps
along past thispoint with velocity of more than
one Thousand miles ins minute, and every meteor
in its way - caught In the atmosphere and burnt
up The prodigious stream Of meteors, which
the earth encountered one year ago, had not all
succeeded y crossing the path Of the earth when
it came round on Thursdsy morning last Inn
aginstion ihrinks from contemplation. Of ths
numbers composing this vast swarm. Consider,
for a. moment, . swarm of metoors each flying
along at the rate of more than one thousand
miles in minute, one whole year in passing q
given point! ~. ~ s'',s.,iIo&
This vast swarm Of more than thirty-three
years journeying round the sun back 10 this
point where they meet the earth. In their fight
they are accompanied by single comet Tenn.
Piles comet moves around the sun in the same
direction, IN tho same tims, and in path which
lies in the centre Of this group Of meetor-orbits
The same thing happens with the August mote.
ors. Tuttle's comet flies along the same path.
way, airectios Of motion, and periodic time q
comets and meteors--is = recent discovery, and
one that has excited tho hvsliest interest amcns
astronomers. 1t way be : key which shall vel
unlock the mysterious character Of comets, and
expose these wanderers, which have hitherto de.
6sd all attempts ct penetration. H-,
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BY JOE BLAME.

Sum men are CRATE by chance, bat know
darned site uf em that are mean from choice.
Their amt no man that's wise; sum Amt as big
fools as others however
A rale strictly konshenshus honest man won't
bet-unless he got sure thing. atVU
I don't know wat rat-terrier dog wuz made
for, but the Lord didn't make him in vain. /
wouldn't be vain my self about making such a
dog as them.
managed with discreshion it might prove pub
lick blessin.
A wise man don't wont to SO to Ksngress; and
nifty few of them do it.
A man that's got the each can allus cum up to
the scratch. 49,
know sum raleroad conductors that amt a.
honest as Judus Iskarriott wux but reckon
the rest of EN- is sDa4S
About all the difference can see in kourts IL
that the biggest kourt has the last guess.
know sum of the best kind of men that never
had office.
When you meet virtuous man order his
life size fotograf. You can carry all you'll get
ia pocket album.
hire anybody else to rob me at reasonable wages.
Young man, before you try to be q rascal, mad.
ent you as we'll see if you wouldent make q
better fool!
Some men that do great deal Of dizziness in
their line, notice, do great deal Of lien in
their biziness.
Death. hell ard the grave you may escape, but
I'll bet yo four dollars that you have to bi your
wife new bonnet eff she wants it.
l knowed when all them fellers in Ohio and
New York was running for Office, that there
wouldn't moren u Of EN- get elected.
None but the brave deserve the fair, and none
but the brave can live with some Of them.
1t is my opinion that man oughten to have
nary confident People can come near enough
linden out your business by pure guessin.
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Six s.-Poets--Painters-P reschers-Plsy
ers-Printers and Politicians-all suffer from
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Liver
Complaints, and all diseases which they may
cure or prevent by the use Of Plantation Bitters.
If those sufferers took these Bitters the Poetry
would be purer, the Paintings grander, the Ser
neater, and the Politics honester. This splendid
tonic invigorates the system, and enables the
brain to work healthily.
Perhaps no article was ever 10 well endorsed
by all who use il.
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rNN S.is. ii.ip,s ! ! sasSpeea.iaE |: \ Il!
over your window, Speak 70 the pertsr. and
I do sos
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Wings La Perfection for identifying the com
plexion and skin. Use no other. $50 s.r
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MtSrelIamp.
q NpRsgRY RHYME.

NuRsBRY RHYME.
$500 8ssssB.a1s0 /.
Little Bonnie Butler
Sat up IN his chair.
Looking Ger the table q, 49,
lfany spoons were there. 49,
On each side of Bonnie
A spoon WAS careless tossed, -r.sfst
He tried TO watch 'em both,
And SO his eyes were cross'd.
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the gross amount without any abatement
or deduction whatever, Of all moneys re-
ceived by him in virtue Of his Office what
ever, the same shall have been paid for or
on account Of taxes, fees, commissions, or
emoluments OF any kind whatsoever, and
TO report to the City Council quarterly on
or about the first days Of January, April,
July, and October, the aggregate amount
Of all moneys so received and deposited,
designating in said report the respective
proportions received on account Of taxes
for general, school, or police purposes, and
also for special taxes; and for fees, or other
emoluments; the said deposits to be made
in oil cases as soon as practicable after
the money shall have been collected, and
certificates of deposit be taken from the
proper bank officer and fled with the
Register Of the city.
Sec. IA. And be az enacted, That the
Collector of Taxes shall be entitled to re
ceive and recover commissions on oil
special taxes which have been paid during
or which may hereafter be assessed ant
paid thereon after the same have been col
leoted directly through his Office or other
wise: Further, That from and after tn,
passage OF this act it shall not be Lawful
for any person or persons to collect sucl
special taxes other than the said collecto
or his deputies.
JAMES @. DULIN,
President ofthe Board Of Common Council.
J. RUSSELL BARR,
Preadent Of the Board Of Alderman
Approved, October 10, 1867.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor. =.
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL
OFFICE Dr0r COuuIlslnI OF susrsrESc.,

WAEHIEsToS, D. O October 0, 1857. I
bsatd Proposals, in duplicate, Ars inv ted until
THURSDAY, October ~, 1897, at IL m, for
!he Subsistence Department with all tho CORN NEAL
mat may be required from tho 22d Of oetobsr 1857
until the S0th Of June, 1865
The Neal 10 be delivered At the Subsistence Store
houte, In the Monument Lot, and Sixth street wharf
OF ~ the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Depot at such
tlmes and 10 such quantities IS the Government ma
direct, after RlVE dGys' notice
Ths Corn Meal to be delivered Ia good, sound nour
Darres zach ooatAiHing one hundred nd ninety six
iVo) pounds to be fresh ground and Of good, mer .
shAGtaele quality aud will be Inspected before 1t ID
Paymsnts will DO made 10 such funds as the Gov.
eminent may furnish for disbursement.
BIAS mual DO addressed TO the undersigned, at No,
KS u street. endorsed Proposals for Corn Neal
q. BELL,
os'h Major and Q, s,U,BA.
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICK AND

Propotals will be received At the ofce Of the su-
psrntsndent Of the United States Marine Hospital at
Chicago Ill, until IL o'clock, m November 7, 1897
for fu nshipg and delivering at the site Of the build
Ing $50 900 beet front bricks. The Same must be
well burned. free from all mari or lime, and per.
feetly sound, Of ane surface and even color; and
none will be accepted unless perfectly satisfactory
to the superintendent. Each proposal must be &C
somp panied by sample Of the bricks proposed, and
properly marked with the name Of the bidder, and
must be submitted before the opening OF the bids
klso, 1t the same tme and place, for furnishing
and ellveripg 600 900 common hard burned bricks
for partition walls and backing They must be sound
and we'll burned, no attention being paid TO color.
Proposals will also be received for Furnishing and
delivering, at the same place, about $4,000 superb
oa feet Of stone for the facing Of the upper walls OF
said building. The same to be In random courses,
but Invariably laid on quarry bed. Three quarters
Of the stone facing to have an average thickness Of
slI W inches, and quarter Of the same to DO ten
Q0 Inches over and to be paid for BY the superb
eial foot, measured In the wall.
All bids must DO accompanied by the bond OF two
responsible persons In the sum OF $500, that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract, II
awarded to him
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
ell the bids II deemed for Its interest to do so.
The delivery Of the above materials to begin on or
before the 10th OF March. 1865 and the whole to be
delivered BY the Sl,t Of July, ises.
oel4.td Superintendent,
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
40 ROAD.

ID road
WAsHIysros, Jan. 9, Is57-Hoon
rrAius between wASHISoTOH and BALrIMORB
and WASHINGTON AND TH2 WEST are now ruI
as follows, Wis:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100, 745, and y IS
p. u and 400, L.. 80, and s.45 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
issrs daily. sIssp, Sunday. Az. 90 a. 10. and 4 %
and sp. N.
FOE WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
LeAye st 8. 10 and 7 g. m. Aud ~ Z % and l. 50 D
u. daily, sxespt Sunday.
ToR AsaAPoLls
Leave al 7. 90 and and l. so D. m No train 70 or
from Apuspoli, on sirdAy.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave At T. IS Am. and 40 and s. 10 p
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave al T4o .. m. and l. 80 and 8. 10 D. N.
FOR ALL PARTS oy THE WEST.
Lev: daiiy, except Sunday, stT.+sa. m. Aad 80
On sunday, at 80 and s. 10 p. m. only, sonnss,lrs
at Relay Station with trAiuS from Baltimore 10
ing, Petersburg, Ge.
Through tickets to the West can DO had At the
Washington Station Ticket ocs at all hours in the
day.
FOR New York. PhiIsdsl,hia, and Boston, %. I'd .
vsrtissmsnt Of Through Line.
J. L. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation
L. n, COLE,
aIo. Q. Koosfz,
General Agent, Washington.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

No. 0o9 EquIky Docket, g.
Susan Power, Of al.
John J. johnson, the trustee appointed In this
cause, having reported that he did, on the sth oil
August In obedisnes to the decree, and passed there
In, sell part OF lot N square o97 that the Same
purchased fer t3es "a by James II. BAllman, as agent
for Casper IL. dramme, who has compiled with tho
terms Of sale.
II IL theIeupon by the Court this I'd day Of 0sto-
Der, A. 1907, ordered that sale be ratified and cen
Armed unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown
on or before tbs 9th day Of November next
By order Of the Court
Atrus sopy-Test
Oe4.eO3w r. J. hRIab, Clerk,
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ID r o P o S A L s

l. =.
oFFIcg or THH sUPERvBIss ARcHirRCr,
September IS, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oiaco
until October 10, 1867, for furnishing, nuing and
delivering complete, the stylobAte hnish and coun-
ter Of the new Banking. room In the North Wing OF
the Treasury Building. The same 10 Intended TO be
OF polished Granite or polished Marble OF tho lat
ter material the Base should be OF dark ~ not black
color, and the upper members Of vAriegated marble
blt OF harmonious tints.
The bidder must state the kind OF materials he
proposes 20 furnish, and submit small polished
samples Of the same
Drawings OF the work to DO furnished may be OBJ.
tsined At this ONCE.
Tho whole work must be dsno In the beat and
most perfect manner aud the material be Of tho
soundest texture and choice aud even tntA, all to
the satisfaction and acceptance Of the Supervising
Architect
1t must be furnished and delivered complete,
ready for placement, on or before the lat day oil
March 1895
PAyments will be made on estimates prepared by
authorised Oficers Of the Department, Of whish ~
work.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
ana all bids should be deemed for the Interests OF
The Government 50 10 do
Bids TO be enclosed In q sealed envelope, endorsed
Proposals for stylobate Blnish and Counter for
banking Room, " and addressed to the Supervising
Architect, Treasury Department.
"a' suSsi1iiSs EsklNss.
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RAILROADS.
IN Il UGH LINE BETWEEN
i wAsHISaroN, PHILADMPHrA. AND INV


i WARRINGTON, PHILADHPHrA. AND INV
YORK.
WAsHuoror, jar. Q, IssI-noon.
Trains bstwsen wsshington and New TORI are now
FOR EBw YORK, without change Of ears,
Leave daily Except Sunday al T.t5 9 n, l2ls
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily teIoep' Sunday At I46 q. m. and lals
and $50 and7 p m.
Leave for New York and Philsdslphis Al 100 p.
N. only.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadsiphia, New York or Bos.
ton, can DO had At the satsn efes at all hours in
the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad sdvsrtissmsn,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
pspol,s, and the West. il. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation
L. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. Ko0EdZ,
Agent, Washington.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT, OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS
TRICT COURT OF THR UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.

To all DhOm u may concern, greeting:
Notice 10 hereby given, that on the Gath day Of
March, 1852, the armed enemy's steamer Manassas
was attacked, sunk, and destroyed by the United
States vessel Mississippi belonging to the Mississippi
Squadron, under the command Of Commodore NJ
Smith, and that on the 2ih day OF September, 1857,
the same was libelled and prosecuted In this Court
In the name Of the United States for the reasons In
the lbs stated and that said cause will .tand for
trial at the City Hail In the city Of Washington on
the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER next, when and
where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should net DO deereed, and
to Intervene for their interests
September q, 1857. Il. J. MRIGs,
ei.2Awtd [slarl Oierk.
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
ASD BALTIMORE RAILROAD

I'M fABLB.
oommsnsips MONDAY, April 10th. 1858.
rrsins for Baltimore and W. hington leave Phila
islphia A. follows.
AS a. m, Exprss, tsood,y, excepted D u.tb .
N, Express; 500 .. m, W sssi and 100 p. N.
Express.
Way Nail Train for Bait N ,rs at $40 o. m.
TRAINS PROM BALTIM0AB TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore, us . m, Way Mail 80 q. m
Express; l. 10 p. m. Express go p. N, Express
SIS p. m, Express,
SUNDAY IRA
Leave Philsdelphia for Baltimore and wAshipg,or
tlb a. IN. and II. 90 p. N.
tsavs baltimore for Philadelphia at SIS Pm.
Leave Baltimore for New York at as =. N.
milo HI KENHBY. supsrtntsrlspt
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luis IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

Il me ,nbSeIib'r has obtained from the Orphans
Eoun OF washington county, In the District Of Co.
lumpla' letern Of administration on the personal
estate o. Robert l. b Irsll late Of Washing
soni y, o., deceased. Al persons having claims
SSti me said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
subscriber. on or before the hrst day Of October
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits Of the said estate '''-
1867. ISABELLA A RoSzRIyIt''''
oeS.w3wh Administrst,r
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01SXE-tkRgTR
SPRING SCHEDULE
On and AFTER MAY Gath, 1867, trains will run az
follows:
washins tOn....7. IS a. N. Baitimsrs....ial 10 p n
.....& 80 ?. m. ..... 100
.....s45 y. m. ,..,l 10 so
THB GREAT DoUBtE-TRACK ROUTE,
with BLEGANT SCENERY, Palace ktato- room, day
and night Cars, with modern Improvement, and
saving from four 70 twelve hours in time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
ThIouEh from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
Advantages Of making all changes In UNION DE-.
POTS and no PERKINS,
Tickets By this route ean be procured at tho once
corner OF Sixth street and Pennsylyanis avenue
andsrNational Hotel, where Information viii
be given at all times
Passengers procuring tickets Al this once can 80.
eure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Enira or
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. c.
deS-ly Baltimore Nd.
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VIHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

1hl6 ID ~ 1--WE NOllOE THAT
IL the subseribsr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Warrington county. In the District Of Co.
lumbiA, Letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of Henry Cook late Of Washington county, D.
O., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the laih day Of September next; they
may otherwise BY law be excluded from all bsnsht Of
the said estate.
Given under my hand this llth dAy Of September.
1857. JOHANNA COOK,
70 lS.wsw AdnlAistIatn1.
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M AY RS FOE,

M A " II . " 1 " II
lNl wAsHIssTps, d. @. October ., 1907.
Prosposals will be received al this once until .
o'clock, m, SATURDAY, 18Th isst.nt, for grading
and grAyellinE street Duh, from Eleventh street
east to Eightsenth street the gravel to be nine
Inches In Ihe centre, tapeng Of TO four inches At the
gutter linsi 10 be we'll tolled with heavy roller
afer grayeing and TO b relieved Of all bonldsrs Of
an Improper size, at the discretion OF the Commits
tioner Of the Sixth ward
Bidders will state thu price per cubic yard for
grading; only that width measures the most 10 be
paid for The surplus dirt to be deposited wherever
the Commissioner may direct.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until the
work is approved by the Commissioner sai As.
tistant Commiss oners.
Bidders will state the price per cable yard for
grading, and per rqusre yard for grayslling.
WIN. A. FLETCHER,
Oell-N Commissioner Sixth Ward.