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DHli.ADELPHlA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
rIniT TXBLl.

. .... L.. H
Commencing MONDAY. April is,h, ises.
trains for Bsl,imsrs and wsshinstoa leave Phiis-
% %iSs q, n.y. Express, tmoad.ys excepted ii.SA
n, Kzprsssi 500 p. n, Express; and u.oo p. n,
WAY k.n Train for Baitmors ., ans m.
TRAINS YRon BALTIMORE TO PHILApELPHIA.
Lsavs Bsitimors, T.a q n, Way Nall $50 q n,
s.Prss.i Lio p m kzprs"' ~ p NJ kxprs"' !
@~r s1splr rRiIB
Leave Philsdslphis for Baitimors and wsshingioa
stAlsa N; snd Y % R m
Leave Bslhmors for New York Al SIS p m,
milo H.1 KRNNKr, supsrini.ndsnt
IN HROUG LINE BETWEEN
Il wasHINoroN, PHILADELPHIA, AND EEW
|. wAsHrsaror. Jan. Q. lssf--noon.
Trains e..ws,. wsshinsson and View fort are row
Z YoR HIW York, vi.Aou, chang. Of ears,
4 Lsav. daily tsxsspi sunasy) a 7.to q m, and
yoS INV roRK, changing sr, at rhi.,d.iphi.,
" ron 2aiIapsiPHik,
Issye daily l.zssp. sundsy) .. I.4asnd il.isA N.
.ad $50 .Ad s'"p n h SUNDAY. 'I'nrf-, 'a.
Leave fef ss~ Torn ana fsii.d.iphi. at $50 ,.
si.spiss car. for New rort on $50 .. m. train
rsiousA u.l.p 70 Phil.d.iphi., s.w York or Bo.
tes. ssa bs had hths Station once a. all hours N
sss iBai.iner. and Ohio railroad .dy.rti.sn.a,
for sshsduls between washington, Bsliiner. An
a'''i''' sd ''' west .... 4 wIssSs
y. NJ COLI,
General Ticket Agent
.. 30 q. oEo. Z. Koorfz,
L. J. wILKIns,
a....# ...r .r.r. Passenger Agent.
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and materials are invited, and will be opened .,
p. m. on MONDAY, the 9Th Inst, al the Architsct's
omss, Al the Capitol Extension, whore plans and
spesiheations can be seen. .
10 proposals wiii ~ entertained from parties not
known 70 be in the business, or who cannot show
proper facilities for doing this work properly and
! ~ order Of u. Joint COMMITTEES On Library.
e. - m. y. . EDWARD CLARK,
my7.et Arehiiset o. O. Capitol Extension, &c.
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1857 ARRANGEMENTS 1887
AoNEw York LINEs
TIE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
ANB TRENTON RAILROAD CohPAEIEs'
LIHRs, PROM PHILADRLPHIAT TO NKw
vnpK ANN WlY pIlCRa

Ahb ThbNTOn Nohf Ahh -
LIHRs, PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLACES.
PROM WALNUT STREET wHARF AND KBNsING-
- TON DEPOT.
wnL LlAvI A. FOLLOWS, vui rAs-
,At6 = m, via Camden and Amboy-C. and A.
lteA- m. via Camden and Jersey City-ksw
Jersey Accommodation. .......... .......... 10
Al o m. |, via Camden and Jersey City-horn-
Ing kxprsss.... ......................... 90
Al "a N. via Camden and Jersey City--ad Glass
At II q m. yis Ksnsinston and Jersey City
A. II m, via Camden and Amboy--o. and A.
Aeeommod alton ...................... %
A. o. m, via Camden and Amboy-c, and
At sp. m, va Konsington and Jersey City
d, -Washington and n. Y. Expreas. ......,. g. 90
A. ~ p n, via ksnsinston and Jersey oity
,-kvsning Mall ..... ..................... 90
~ 1lk p. N. via Ksnsington and jersey City
-eouthsrn Nall. ..........,.............. s, 90
A AZ Night,) via Rensington and Jersey city
-boutksrn kxprsss. ss................,.., o. %
A. ,. m, viA Camden and Amboy--Assom-
mediation tfrsight and pAsssngeT0 -.
De- u lat class tick OF. ....,........ %
ID class ticket. ,........r.. J., 10
The .. 10 D, m. Kvsning Mail and the /. 80 tntghD
Southern KIprsss viii run daily, tAil others, San
days sKosptsd. .|f
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Of Paris and London, with the most gratifying re-
suits. Dees NO injury 10 the hair. Phes by nail,
sealed .sd po.tPsid q p,..srg,s .sg cireul,5, mailed
No 2s5 River street. Troy, MY. Sole sgsnts for the
United stAtas. .'ng... mhis-dkwly
V'HERR oomsih glad tidings Of Joy % ali,
L To young and 10 old, TO great and 10 small;
The beauty which once was 90 precious and TAre,
Is FREQ for all, and all may be fair,
CaXsTELLAR's WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,
For Improving and Besutifying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in use
for giving the skin bsautiful psaflliks tint that Is
only found In youth. 1t quickly removes Tan,
Frseklss, Pimplss, Blotehes, Moth Patches, sallOw.
neGs Bruptions, and all impurities Of the shin kind
ly healing the same leaving the skin white and
clear a. alAbaStsr. Its use oanAst bs detected by
tho closest scrutiny, and bsipg vegetable prspAra
tion, 10 perfectly harmless. II 10 the only article
Of the Kind uHsd BY the french, and IL considered
BY the Parisian As Indispensable 10 perfect toilet
Upwards Of 30, 900 bottles were sold duriag the
past year, q spmeisnt gukFahtss Of its smoaey.
Price only 70 cent?. Sent By mail, postpaid, on re-
'T VI BRRSRR, SHUTS CO., ohsmi.t.,
nhls-d&wls ash Rivar street, Troy N.Y
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COLUMBIA HosPITALyon WoMBN
r AID glF.tV1
LYIHd-IN ASYLUM, .. ..g#
Fourteenth street, (eIrsls.) corner ofM street:

This Institution Ia situated In the most hsnitby
poTiion Of the District, surrounded by ia az
grounds. Cars pass the door every ave minutes. :
Terms Of admission: From % 10 9l0 Per week, In
AetofdAnee with the room required, payable n al.
yanes This ineludes Board, Medicines, Mediel,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINEA
LsAvs foot OF Barclay street at .. m. and ,. m.
From foot OF Cortland strsetAtT, 8, and 10 . m .,
u n, Z and sp. m. and II night
The p. N. line runs daily (all othars, Sundays
rxssptsd.l - :.
PhiladslphiA and New York Lines.
PHILLpHLPMA. Dec. rs. 1896 dss1
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PHILADELPHIA AID HKw YORK LINKs.
Le.ys walnut street wharf Al and a. N. IL
m. ARd . p. IN .-.
Leave Remington psrot at IL leL m. 4 50, l. 30
and .. Is p. N, and n 30 q. N. tnight
The SIS p. m. line runs daily tali othsrs. sun
days excepted .'
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PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING A
x ssalh SEsPEH At T,TTE,sS TIVE shyAI ACADEMY, An,

Essgf. tH. .... hAvi DHPAnrrnsr,
.-r . r..n ByaHAu oH NAVIGATION,
Sealed Proposals, endorsed 'sPrvpossis for bufd.
ing Chspel Al the naval Academy Aaaapolis, Mary-
M ~ q isss he.s n. Ma, ya
opened, for furnishing an the maleriala and work
msnship nsses,sry for the eonstrueten and compile
tion Of Chapel al the Naval Academy grounds IA
nspos, Maryland, secordine 70 the plans and sped
hostions, which be sssn n This once daily from
. m until Pm. f.r..1 j. ...f--s af. 4. : .
Bidders musi accompany their offers with guAran.
sos that they viii, N their bids accepted, enter
into contrset with good and satisfsctory security ID
the fall snount of the contract within ten days from
name ihs tine In which they win Engage 70 eonpists
.fS. IaIssu rs..rys. sss rsh, 10 reject any or ali
: : ,TTSTI' ~ THoRNroH A. JENKINS.
nyr -eoot tsT,T .srN 81 h. : chisf Of Bureau.
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
.HI, ...
q. D. Cssr.. tof Jay oooh. : 90. > Pr..,d.a,,
va Bssrrsoros. os.Aisn
eovERsnIsr Drrosrrorr
yIyAsoIAL IsRsr OF TIE usrrIp rrATp.
iSrr srsssr. orro.rr. TEE rssAsvrI sv.sr.ssr.
aovsransnt s.suri.s with Tr.ssursr uAii.d stats.,
s-osE nILILos poLLARs.p
tr rl' -
We bay and sell ali siss..s Of oovERuhxsT e.
oURITIRs ., current marie, rs.ss
FURNISH Ex0HAHeE and make csll.s.iOas On
ALL TIE PRINCIPAL oIrIIs OF TIE usIrED
srArHs. ...'
We purchase aevsnnsnt youshsn On ,hs hosf
EAvoRABLE TERMS. and Civ. o.ssvL AsD r.or,r
ArI.,rIssI Iroui &. r-
ACCOUNTS OF BUsINHss MlH ABD YIRna
and to any slhsr businsss entrusted 70 IA
FULL INFORMATION in regard 70 aoyARHnnnr
LOANS al all times shssrfuliy farnishsA
WIN. Q HuHrInoroH. uashisr.
M...h a lAHH a
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THE NAIIoNAD REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING. MAY 49, 1857
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The national Republican., 1867-05-13

NEW PHYsIoGNoMY, WITH 1000
IN ILLUsTRATIoNs--Pisin, IS; Calf, ssi Mo-
rocco Gilt. tlo. II Is . beautiful book. Ksor's
FABLE, Peoples Pictorial edition, tinted paper, q.
Warn, How TO TALE. How TO BEHAyn, Asp How TO
DO Busn.ss. IA one vol, % %, rHn PInssoLoaIcAL
Adsrsss FOWLER SwEIis. No $50 Breadwsy, New
York. Agents Wanted. $50 mh2O- lStw
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PRoPo6 Ais.

PROPOSALS. FOR IRON WORK
FOR THB EXTENSION OF THB COrsBRyA.
TORY AT THR U. O. BOTANICAL 0ARDBF,
WlRHIH0TON. ID. q.
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w AND MUsTACHRsi
Forced to grow upon the smoothest face In from
thFaa to iva weeks nv usinR DR.. BEyIOHEiB RES

TAURkTEUR CAPIL-
LAIRR, the most won
dsrful discovery in mod
erp science, acting upon
the Beard aud HAirin an
almost miraculous m
, ner. IthAs been used by .
the elite OF Paris and
L1ndOn with tina moat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-30
The White Pine Compound.

SIT early In the sprss Of - nat this componnd
Was originated. member ef ny Assiiy vas sfnicted
wish m irritation of the tbrost attended with disa
ge.abs cough had for some months previous thought
white pine might be eompounds1 = b b. sSsy vsen
In diseases Of the throat and ung To test this value
tty of the medicine inst had been planning and gave
gratifying wfhi two days ths irritation Of ths throat
~ss removed thA cough su6sttsd ed spse1y eusv
effected. Boon after this 10 iAdy IN Lon
donderry, n. Who had been suffering tot weeks
from bed sssgh, occasloBsd b. saddsn cold and had
rais@d muoss streAksd With booA ghs soea foand
II. and got we'll J. D. clark, Esq, sditer Of tbs Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the same prepare
ton 10 tho csse Of cold and euFsA i@aed
atc4J Hs whs 50 highly pleased With the rssalts, en
% CONFIDENT 10 succe.s adng IL sales placed be
fore tbs public. tst he Anay persuaded to give II
name, and send u abroad 70 bensAt the susrisg. In
kovefnbtf 1885, inst advertised IL under the name Of
Whits Pine Compound. In two ycars from that Gm@
there hsd been whoIesaled IN Manchester sidne
hundred doars WORTH where took the issd Of all the
posiou Ths-s good reasons for this II Il sooth
Ing and healing IN fs nature 10 warming 20 the som
sch and pleasant withai " the tsste and sxeesdnsy
oheap. e al.s
.Ass remedy Tor kidney complaints the White Pins
Compound stands uprivaltd Is waa NOT originated Tor
that purpose but person In using It for cough wns
not only cured of the cough bat also cured of
Kidney dfmonfty 81 ten stsnding bnce that 90
cdenta discovery many Thousands have used y Tor fbs
same complaint, and have been oomplstely cured
The above was written by DR.. Poland, In 1890 Fine
then In Mapchesttr tile White Pine Compound has
Gu the lead VI aii Cough remedies, ~ we'll ~ prepa
ration for the Of Kidney dcoltees In every city
town. viiiag- sind hamlet throughout the New England
States.
This remedy ~ safe and pleasant 70 IKE - h e.
sctuN, hzaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-30

| ~ 81. lxchanes sad MichienA atTssss: xafs
IA H,e3S IT. r. 1 n:k a1s, +. =: g g.
fIkos assessAeanaEl 1 P. NJ Dt.ss fYp1t
PRIV =, "a. sss .iIs t Y
~ 3, aei f! s5R e; IS, 4 e e.
fs.ssA,A $3.50 G::l. + An IN "a ri RgE
- VI 81 "a Is. Cosnscss Il laira NH Hertz
- csstrai naiiwsy fbr nassish1re FhilsaslsA1A
Haltuns, 1aahiA9toa md points eestA. 81
$50 g 9. I.sn:..nang mrEsss = -.ss
"a srrivss Ii Nsw Yerk Ton . =. CsasesA =
55::.r::: :y n lsah. ar "a V..si1 =
e. ysh xits nSssss9 1Hsss ss r.. -
sac R.aD lsw Ysrks 1Aeht lHxE1ees,
nflq s,eps 4 rS,s.ss NJ ssyp, ss.s
,se1e se saaSa. md arrives net MI Il 10
!, 81 IL. I. c,..,...A ~ ersss,;iss....y.
sresotedJ. Stops at eusqusASAtA IN n. 1kAk
Turnsrs lie m, tDnsh asd 1870 49,, y -
northern Central hallway for HArrisbsrE, rssls
dslphia Baltimofs, Warrington and points eeeta,
st Great Bend With Dslewars Lacn n "a -. ?
..s s::.:s. e. ID ssesss as..
noaly o. ssaia Hast on sendey, lNyiAg Buffalo q
$40 3 = and reaching Nst York q 1a:9D.s
BOSTON am 1ssw KssiAxAl PAsssneEas, With thor
Baggage, transferred me Of charge In New York
aro pleasure travellers the line Of tbs Erie Railway
presents many interest," passng through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chsmung, eusquehanns, Dea.
ware and Ramspo rivers, changing panorama Of
Of u.surs's bsAaties connants attention. - H.
r.u1krnsun Ann noes rmxrnaoM elup-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-19
How TO Raise Laraa Potato Crops.

1t is desirable, not only to get the best
varieties of seed, but to know how to plant
them and to raise the largest and best
crop.
The method l pursue, and which pays
better, far better, than any Of the old sys-
tens generally practiced. is as follows:
Il In the Fall plow deeply, and subsoil
plow, in all IS to 20 inches in depth.
2. In early Spring, plow and subsoil
across the winter furrows, harrow and roll
3. Mark out, as for corn, 3 feet apart
each way, open the burrows inches deep.
4. At the intersection drop whole po-
tato, the largest you have, and spread up
on it handful (about 40 bushels per
acre. Of a compost manure Of eight parts
Of wood ashes, four of bone phosphate Of
lime, four Of fine ground plaster, two Of
finely Stacked lime, and one Of salt, or, il
preferred, , ounces Of artificial fertilizer,
per hill. Then, cover, roll, and spread
1000 lbs. per acre OF good artificial fer
tilizer.
5. As soon as the young plants start,
run the cultivator close to and between,
bat not over them, in each direction. Af.
terwards, and before the weeds come up,
cultivate both ways, with Knox's horse
hoe-so arranged us TO cut as shallow as
possible, and keep tho surface entirely
fiat. Repeat this, at short intervals, three
times. Then hand hoe three times, still
keeping fiat surface. Allow no hilling
at any time, nor any weeds to grow
6 AS soon as the tops are dead, dig in
clear dry weather with heavy five tined
digging forks; spread, cover to dry, and
store in cool, dark, dry, airy cellar, spread
ing half pint of freshly Stacked lime in
powder on each bushel of potatoes.
z. Gather and compact and dry tops
for application next autumn, then pillow
aud subsoil plow as before, for next years
crop.
The following arc the advantages o.
this system Of civilizations:
l. No possible entire failure of the crop
2. No rot in healthy varieties.
B. The largest yield the soil and varie
ties are capable of.
4. The largest portion Of large potatoes
b. No dcgeneracy Of varieties, but con
tinucd Improvement.
8. No necessity for rotation of crops
the potato can thus be grown almost in
definitely upon the same land, with per
haps, at long intervals, a seeding Of clio.
yer to maintain tho supply Of vegetable
fibre in the soil.
I. No loss by the late Spring frosts. i
the early growth is cut of, the dorman
eyes will grow and the crop be saved.
g. The greatest economy Of culture ant
harvesting.
o. The highest table quality of potato
If the materials Of tho compost canno
be obtained top.dress heavily in the fall
after blowing, with barn manure, but new
er use il in the season Of planting. L
may increase the crop, but tends to engen
der disease, especially in the season.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-19

the writer styles it-wuz our best holt,
and one wich wuz everything to us. The
stink wuz all that elevated the Demokrat
over the nigger-that wuz our mark of
sooperiority. We, at times, wuz not Nv
the precise odor Of mite bloomin serious.
A Democratic mass convenshun, when in
tite room, with two stoves in it, wuz not
the most odorous gatherin in the world,
but we thanked God continyually that the
smell wich ariz ez the room got hot, wuz
not the pecooliar aroma Nv the nigger,
and we wuz comforted But this writer
reduses the whole thing--the whole diff
ference between nigger and Dcmokrat
Ito matter Of color and cleanliness.
Wat hcresyl Wat iclonaclasml (tbis last
word meanin, I believe, idol breakin, or
suthin of that sort.) Ef this be troo, then
a niger in the mite time, a niger with
his feet washed is better than a Dimokrat!
For one now care not eff DIR. Cummins'
"Last Warning Cry be trooly the last:
I'm sorry that he rented his house for
ninety-nine years, ez it hez tendency to
destroy my faith in his belief that the
world is about peggin out. The sooner
Gabriel blows his horn, the better l shall
be sooted.
Here agin this matter Nv State oflicis
kums in. The Dimokrisy NV Moo York
see that niger suffrage is inevitable, and
to sekoor thare sheer Nv it, they're biddin
in time, forgettin that while they re
acheevin a temporary success on that
side Nv the sirkle, we're losin all kontrol
NV the niggers on this. Wat did the
South ever keer for Dimokratic suksesses,
'ceptin ez it bolstered up thare niggers?
I'm discouraged. ] see aforc me troub-
lie. see but wun or too strecks Nv lite
on my horyson. Ohio won't let her mig
gers vote no how, and sum other States
are in the same fyx, aud possibly this ack-
shun may be the sign of Ieturnin rccson.
Ohio may, after all, be the rock agin wich
the waves Nv fanatycism may beet in vane,
and konsurvatism, gatherin strength there,
may finally assert itself elsewhere. May
the Lord send it, for eff this thing goes on,
I'm lost and rooined man.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, p. NJ,
(Which is Postmaster,) and likewise Pro-
fessor NV Biblikle Poiticks in the
Southern Classikle and Military Insti-
foot
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-19
ReIiqious Blunders i.

Some of the annexed are too good to be
lost We therefore pass them into history:
A minister in this city speaking of Zac-
chcus, the publican, called him a republi-
can. This our Democratic friends would
probably say was preaching politics.
A pious young gentleman who was
conducting a'prayer meeting once, in this
city, opened the exercises by giving out
"the hymn on page two hundred and
s;xty-tooth'-262.h = 49, 49,
A minister in this city while deliver
ing an exhortaticn from the pulpit,
earnestly addressed his congregation as
his "feliow men and fellow women"
While q minister in this city was
preaching, he called for '.joiners," and
in closing said "the doors of the church
will now be opened;" wbereupon brother
sitting in the "amen corner (Doticing
what he thought was the negligence of the
sexton) very kindly arose and, walking on
tiptoe down the aisle. proceeded to "open
the doors" sure enough. Umagine our
feelings when we saw it, if you CAM
A minister in this city, while quoting
the exact words of St. Paul, where the
great apostle was ain pcris by land"
&C., made Paul say "fve times received /
thirty nine stripe" instead of "forty
stripes save one." (We smiled one Of our
most "pensive.')
A minister at North Madison once, in
calling on official meeting, particularly re-
Ques,ed "the male brethren" to attend.
Another good brother, a layman, in
talking TO business meeting. suggested
that the brethren should do so and so,
"while we Gus sisters)" performed another
duty.
We have already printed the story about
the brother who, while at prayer, very
humbly designated himself as ga sinner,
chief among ten thousand, and altogether
lovely"
We publish the above merely TO show
that mistakes will occur now and then
among the best of peoples
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-19
sinou'ar Disease Amona Cattle.

A letter from Manteno, ILL.,, to the Chi.
cago Journal, says a disease Of very ma
lignant type has broken out among the
cattle there. Ii is quite different from
anything which has before come under
my observation. 1t usually commences
by swelling in the Aanks, extending for
ward and laterally Until the creature dies,
which generally takes place within two or
three days after tho first symptoms Of in
disposition are observable. In the locali-
ties thus affected the flesh assumes dark
color, and n watery secretion, much like
the serum Of blood, settles Immediately
under the skin. In few cases, indica-
tiohs Of the disease have been noticed
FIRST in the hip or shoulder, differing, how.
ever, in no other particular from the de-
scription above given.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-19
Picked Baby.

The Salt Lake Telegraph tells the fol.
lowing story:
a little four -ycar-oli, living in neigh.
boring ward, has habit Of getting into
baby scrapes every dsy. At pne time he
tips over the workbox and then comes
down oil the muliiiarious 'fxins' OF tie
women folks; this done. he climbs iu,J
the wnshtab, gets wet and buwls out furi-
ously until mamma runs TO get her 'dar-
lin out Of the muss, which Is no sooner
done. than the young rascal pulls the old
cat all round the rocm by the tail, making
poor pussey mow in the most sponifing
manner. But mammal little pet; got in
to a very bad serape tho other day. where
by he got badly picked. Having made
his way to the pantry and observing y
large jar of pickles, the little fellow ihoul ht
he would have Mt least " hat big folks call
a square meal, 20 in went the head in lie
jar of pickles, but out the head couldn't
get, aud as n consequence, tho duilin' ret
up very lively aud interesting noise,
which attracted the frightened mother.
who found the tonng hoFeiul jusi in iha
fix described. Amidst screams aud cries
the jar had 10 be broken before the ba.
bys head could be exiricatod. which hav.
lug been done. little pickles, as he is now
called, cast sly looks ut his ma, aud then
ut the pickle excla,ming o. mamma. se
never DOWN to Diet picked adcn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-19
Impolite Things.

Reading when others are talking.
Reading aloud in company without be-
ing asked.
Talking when others are reading.
Cutting finger nails in company.
Whispering or laughing in the house
Of God.
Gazing rudely at strangers.
Leaving stranger Without seat.
A want of respect and reverence for
seniors.
Correcting older persons than yourself
especially parents. .
Receiving present without an express
sion of gratitude.
Making yourself the hero Of your own
story.
Laughing at the mistakes of others.
Joking Of others in company.
Commencing talking before others have
finished speaking.
Answering questions which have been
put to others.
In not listening TO what one is saying
in company unless you desife to show
open contempt for the speaker A well.
bred person will not make an observation
whilst another Of the company is addrcs.
sing himself TO it.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-19

If you would have "Dobbin" look sleek
and glossy, beside careful attention aud
liberal feed, he should have a half peck
of carrots or potatoes for his dinner, ai
least once a week, and twice wouldn't
hurt him. Don't let him go TO his stall
with his feet baled with snow. 1t is nc
place for ice, snow or water. There is no
time when he will enjoy grooming AZ
much as when the harness is taken off,
especially if he has exercised enough &c
sweat, or if he has been out in tho storm
or wet. This is seen by his inclination tc
"roll," when turned loose at such times
A thorough rubbing, carding and brush
ing will not only answer the purpose OF
his natural inclination to "roll," but wher
tho blanket is taken from him the mex
morning, his hair will lay smooth, and h,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-19
A Good Mother.

She is good mother that brings up her
children to work-to work in the kitchen
if you please. We shall never have good
puddings and pics. chowders and fricassees,
while the ladies are taught that it is a
disgrace to learn to cook The time may
not cpmc when the daughters Of wealth
shall be Obliged to take their stand in
the kitchen, but should they not know how
to bake and wash ? What is n young
woman flt for whose mother allows her to
lie in bed till ten o'clock; and who, when
she rises, sings n song or two, and sits
down TO the last new novel; She may
answer for the wife Of wealthy fop; aud
miserable life miserable indeed--will
she livc Far better for her, no matter what
her condition in after life may be-
whether she marries fortune in real
worth-if she is brought up TO work. Her
life in comparison to one brought up in
idlcness aud folly, would be season OF
real enjoyment, and the inaueuce she cx-
crted would bo glorious indeed. What
mother will be so unwise as to teach her
daughters that to work is degrading, while
lying in bed dressing in fashion and reading
mere trash is elevating and dignifyin2?-
lThe Ladies Repository.