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ARRIVALS AND DEPaRTU 1es.


LtvfgrooL ,Sp oUEnSsTowS Steamship city of Ant.
werr Misses Oakley. Mrs Luerion, three children and
Kenyon, Miss Abrgh Mrs. Mansfield AMI child Miss Shan.
NJ Bfo%@ ia. N F%o Id ~ o Syra
Gamble, Mrs Bateman, seven children and nurse Miss
liam Master rhur.!on Miss Ellen aud nurse Mrs dudley,
q sA ksscniick, WoG b cantlOn Morris. Brady,
II Kelly Joseph Daly,J Becklcy, d wilm, Mr. Baden,
Mrs Ro Miss RS. Smith SSs and GR M 9s' MI nEo
ley Marx Jas Birkenshawe Mrs Birkenshawe Mr.
ara Children Mr. Marlin Mf JsrSs Mr. G1 ossoSG
Mr. Boden Mrs JP Banbridce, Mr. Mare, Hiard Miss
Yrw oRIrSss AsD Htv,SA-s,sarnsbip Lodona. Mar.
TN Mess, Manuel Mesa Havana, Mrs Thompson, Brook
Portland Mrs. Emelonic W Har,, New York, add
two IN the stcerage.
Departures.
steamship City of Boston Ad,h NJ
Whitney Miss ucy He Miss But,rich Miss Cobgfn' MIS-
~ wooi N Wood Antonio G9ehas Msn n1' M sas
ios Mr. yssache "a Fulton, wife four children two SER
Brennan, WILSON, Miss Jennie wsylaad Mrs MSrph, and
fridge. fynden James Gdeck CLas wnehes,e1 Nm Nm
Bartlett and WIFE, Miss Mary Watson. Thomas Matthews,
Hopkins , l. storreic WIN Rcsins ''''''"S' 'e'
GLASGOW, DERRY ASp LrvERrooL Steamship Br,au.
hom@ Gruady, Mrs. Grandy Ms. ,r"ndv oo sissR
gfaa 1Ssm e. " Nan psva Morton Rev james Grant
Miss nelson, rhladeiphe; George Cooper, London Eng
Charles Mackc, John Mackc John + Alien New yort snd
other passengers IN the stcoragn " - ." . ''''
ASNAH--Steamship san Salvador 90 vr and NJ
Il Wehman sna child, Mrs Bridge, Lynch
ana child' Afs Haywood and two children, Miss
Dun, v Cary, Geurge l. Francis Mr. Ran
Joseph Low, Nrs Shields, Mr and Mrs L wney Mia
Overs. y hampton, X Adams, e & Greene Mics y
Holden Dart, u schlscr, Mrs II Godfrey Miss g
fummrr; oharles walker : Carroll, Mrs r. Kicker M
and Mrs Hirshhcd, 7 ' Robinson II VI Denyse "
sAVAN NAH -steanthip ioutgomery.-jsmes jackson
George May, Neil, Reid, JOAN flaws. iohp vrGtn
icy, Catherine H.Nsr,in John d Dorsn CLeres fn,es al
lazy Joseph White and lady, " Colding ] ID Camubeil
J. Collins, w COruwc. u, Finn. l. Ier, Tho. " W.si
y Carr, Jacob Thompson, William Patterson.
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'iilll t'iIdl lUl
The above lnCludes the buildings now ia course OF
erection, a well a. those In which regular sessions
are now held
The report ~ the superintendent shows that the
S,hOol bindings generally in good condition. but
that ~ several wards additions and alterations are
lmpera'lvely demanded TO render the buildings safe
aud healthy. From time to time the changes which
N ihe practical experience Of the superintendent
seemed absolutely necessary and TO which the at.
lehuoh ~ TIE school Board was called. have been
promptly effected, and during the late summer va
auun ~ the schools most material alterations have
~ y, Made The report shows that there are many
o. lhc buildings now used for school purposes WHOSE
~ tVvnuugs render them almost unfit for schools
InN particularly the case with the primary
sCho1N il We First, Second and Third wards
Nbefe We baidings surrounded by large
waiehoi~,F, which renders the classrooms ,lark
anu YusN affects the yentilation The
primary s(Nool located Oh Trinity place, al,houES
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PIE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
wfl show the changes in the temperature for
He past twenyfour hours, as indicated by the Their
Mometer AT Hudnuts pharmacy BIS Broadway.
HERALD Budding
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CLEARED.

steamship City Boston (Br, Roskel, Lyerpool-John
steamship Louisiana ODD, Forbes, Lwerpool-Nationa
steamship Mariposa, Kemble, New orleans-H Cromwell
Steamship Rapdan, cheeseInan New orleaps-Livngson
Steamship Gulf Stream Spencer New orleans-C Malo
Steamship Yazoo, Hodges, New Orleanssamuel Stevens
Steamship Gulf City, Stewart Key West and GalvestonC
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson, savannah-w Gar
Steamship Montgomery, Lyon, savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charesion-h Morgan
Steamship Empire Price. Wilmington NC-James Hand.
, Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Newbern, NC-Mmray,
Steamship Isaac Bell Alexander, NOrroK, City Point and
Steamship J Green, Imam, Alexandra-J Hand:
steamship knight, Deniy, Georgetown, DC-Phlips
Steamship Giaucus. Walden. Bos,on-w Clyde
steamship Wainsna, Fish, New acknowledgement Il
Ship Alice NJ Minott Lowell San Francsco-G D Sutton
Shin Vanguard, Russell New Orleans II Brigham
Eth Ma R%so sT% Co.,
Bars inca lNGl, Renies, Bremen--H Koop & Co..
BARK Rsoecsa carnana Savage, Matanzas wayde Co:
y Bark Eliza Barss tBr) Conyers, Hamilton, Bermuda
Brig SathaTine Rr shesrer ConstantnopleG guey.
Rrg Morris tBr), Crane, Barbados Crnnda, Umphray
Brig Chimborazo Cook, Port spein-Mller& Houghton.
Brig Marguerite tdaytien Cole Port Prnce-R Murray
Brig Grace worthington (Br, Marshall, Kingston Ja-CE
Brig Aurea (Br), Dunn, st Johns, F-Maitand Phelps
K Co.
Brig Victoria Ursula tBr), Terrio Sydney oB-Geo II
Brig Or scent (Br), Faulkner, Maitland Noel NsJF
Whitney q Co.
Brig Black Swan, Podger, Georgetown, SCI Gacer
schr Grasmere DAM, Heney Maranham and Para-Bnr
dett & Everett.
schr Meteor (Br) Nicholson, Brideeton -Crandall
Umphray Co.
schr summerside OBJ, Marsters windsor-H Dewolf
co.
schr C Cranmer Cranmer, Jacksonville-van Brun. &
Saght
schr Chas Dennis, Hslock Jacksonvile-E d Hurlbut
co.
Schr Stampede, Sratton, Jacksonville Warren Ray.
Schr Matte + Tabor Cook, Savannah-N l. McCready h
co.
Schr John Ferris st John, Wilmington, NC-Thomas 4
Holmes.
schr David Miller, Farrell Wilmington, NC-Bryan 4
Pease.
Schr G A johnson, Willis, Washington NC.
schr q Kelly, Bak er Baltimore Baker Dayton.
Schr w Ma7yck Catin Bamore-M Bedell.
Schr Frank Herbert Chase, PhiladephiaBentley Miller
& 4 homas.
Schr W Boardmsn, Billiard, Phiadepha-G Racket &
schr Leocadia, Poole Salem-R W Ropes Co.
Schr Plymouth Rock Parker Boston-S w Lewis Co.
Schr Henry Gibbs, SNOW New BedfordFergus0n Wood.
Schr ) T. Nash, Nash, Providence-II w Jackson.
Sloop Brown GARNER, Providence II " Jackson.
Sloop Jenny Lind Spencer, New Haven-G X Racket 4
Bro
sloop Apollo. Freeman Sag Harbor-G Racket < Bro.
Steamer Massey, Smith, Philadelphia.
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SAILED.

Steamships CITY OF Boston, and Louisiana. Liverpool
Britannia Glasgow Gulf City, hey West and Galveston
Ya,oo Mrp1sl. Quiz Stream, and Rsridan, New Or cans
Miami fernlndina san Salvador, and Montgomery Savan-
nah; Manhattan. Charleston; Empire Wilmngon NC Ellen
: Terry Newhcrn; Isaac Rel, Norfolk, &c; Green,
Alexandra J. knight, Georgetown, DC
Wind M sunset ENTs. foggy
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Weather Along the Co..t.
PORT or VIEW YORk, SEPTEMBER 30, 1865.
Herald PBcl,spc..

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving al this port will
please deliver all packages intended the HERALpt our
regularly authorized agents who attached 10 our seam
Yacht Beet The New YORK Associated Pre,s do no, nos,
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collect mare reports attend the delivery of packages
as will b the following extract from the proceedings
ofh irregular monthly meeting held March 8, 1881:
Resolved That after April l. 1863 the ASSOCIATED
Press Will discontinue the collection of ship news "a yoe
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
Bs- The Office Of the Herald steam yact.es JANIS and
JEANETTE at Whitehall slip. All from
owners and the masIcrs of inward bound
vessels viii be forwarded free of c.aarge
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Umpire-Nr. Walkindown Broadway.
Scorers e. Nestcr and Ward
And when the tight over the house they
And there these valiant heroes, mid wit and merrimcn
The enng hours with feast and and stories told they
spent.
And when the time for parting came they hand in hand did
Join.
And lifting their voices rhe Days of Aud Lang
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuunT-ls gAsEzd'1cY
Decisions.

Before Judge Batcnford.
IN the matter Of the bankruptcy OF sarah A. CLARK
che following decision has been rendered'-Ihe
.nec,acsons ned by the creditor as grounds OF Oh
fctOn 70 the discharge go entirely 20 the point That
he debt due 10 the creditor was created by the fraud
OF the bankrupt. TINS Is hoy srounu unuer the
me debt was in fact created by the fraud of the bank
rupt the discharge TO be granted 10 the bankrupt
win on its face sections 1888, except the debt from
She operation OF the discharge, and IN that way rs
30 that debt discharge will really he withheld. A
discharge Is granted
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PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT

In i7 the great grand principle Of stopping the
cruciatng pam in an instant without employing such dan
agents chloroform, opium, morphine, acone,
ether, NC. first made known
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
This remedy accomplished this wonderful delightful
desderatum In all of external aud internal pain
instant afforded relief; the moment applied the
parts OF the body where inflammation pain existed
relieved the patient of the violent and excrucanR
pangs and throbs of PAIN and impaired the delightful
ton of ease and comfort.
Every kind of pain, whether Rheumatism, Neuralgia Inhu
Sore Throat Nervous Headache Toothache Pains
the Chest, Side, Lungs Stomach Bowels Kidneys, Spine
Legs Arms, Feet application sufficient 10 Kill apd
exterminate the pain.
Taken internally 20 drops to teaspoonful would and
will cure Fever and Ague, Chls and Fever Bilious Colo,
Inflammation of the Bowels Cramps, Spasms, DlarrhGs
Dysenery and every that exist in the inside o.
man, woman child This Railways Ready Relief OF
s47 and 1t IL Railways Ready Relief, greatly improves r.
1868.
We then started In its mission Of relieving the nhrm,
panstrcken, SICK distressed and crippled of all nations
throughout the world and to-day 10 used paroDze6
and revered household necessity the palaces Of Sui
taDs Emperors Kamos Kings High Priests Nobles vel
as In the cottages Of the aborng classes OF nation
the face Of the earth.
Sold druggists everywhere at so bottle
No. 81 Maiden lane.
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S X IPPIN G. NE w S,

Almanac Tor New York--.This Day.
sun rises ''''''. ~ Moon sets ..mOrn s.
Sun sets. ..... > 30 High water. morn *
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GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY IN rHAs
~ Colees Mackerel, Flour. Sugars and all kinds OF Gro
cerles at the celebrated cheap cash stores OF THOk
AGNEW, Greenwich and Murray streets, New york
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A GREAT SENSATION

A GOOD SENSATION
"A X. r. r..
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Gas FIXTURES.
New Designs in Glass, Bronze and orm""'
French, English and American
Manufacture.
French China Glassware, Bronzes, Clochs,
Silver Ware, Fine Plated Ware
Cutlery and Fancy Goods.
T.. v. HACGHWOUT CO.,
ass, 40 and 4e2 Broadway, corner Broome stree
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natg from the latter port in less than nine DAYS.
sH brings cabin and m steeage she has also
a large and valsble cargo.
LAUHoHED-In Thomaston 18th insi from the YARD
of Watts Co. fine ship of 1880 tons, governments
measurement, called Jane Fish.
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ra9RIsIB AoCmE1T. :.

LONDON, Aug. p Dispatches are
rsssived giving aeeoanss Of > heart,
rsadsring eelaaity i North Wales
yesterday afternoon, Whereby twenty
i've .persous lost. .thsir lives. A train
of oals. from Holy sootaining pas
sengen and mails from Ireland, which
was proceeding towards Liverpool 1t
tho usual rate Of speed, met With : sad
accident at the little town Of, ,Aberzele,
in the county Of Denbigh. . A long
train Of loaded petroleum trucks had
just been switched off on a siding to
make way for the Irish mail, but the
sxitchman had neglected to replace the
switch. A dreadful collision was the
consequence. Seven passengers in the
Irish mail train were killed outright,
and many others badly injured. The
cars in both trains were reduced to .
shapeless mass. The conclusion pro-
dueed by the explosion Of the petro-
leum instantly enveloped both trains in
flames, and before the fire could be
subdued eighteen person had been liter
ally burned alive to ashes.
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The success and safety Of the Mont
Gents railv.y seems to b assured. The
Savoy Journal, speaking Of the r.pid
descent Of a train over an incline whose
gradient il one in twelve, says that,
''thanks to the supplementary brakes,
which supply An ad libitsm pressure
on the central rail, the pace may be
slackened, aud the train stopped almost
instantaneously, even when going at
full speed on the steepcst inclines ;"
and it adds that "a horse is less docile
to guidance than this mountain locomo-
tive" That tho line is a success is
shown BY the fact that people in Italy
are already beginning to talk about
forming new lines Of tho same descrip-
ton. One, among many others, seems
likely, before long, to connect Italy
With the center Of Svitserland. A;1 !,
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1t isshard, liass, ~ the ohsy-
snu. a, tor x.ssf 4 sc vicinity i y IL Of +.
Bittsr Creek, % ths Union Paoidc
railroad. Tho wGkmsn On thet1ilroad
there 1haSs no xatsr but whatis brought
fton thss mosnt,in ,strsams,1 bstxssn
thirty ,nd forty miles ion | tv,hs.s |, thsy
\. 4 Vol, u, Men and ! alnin.h havs, M . .
= supplied l. this manner, md 3,ths
lattsr fsqusntly saisr srsasly vhes
ths supply fails, = sit doe sonstinss
bs1bts hey ~ abb . rsplsaish Il.
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Two gentlemen were discussing
tho relations Of Republican and. Demo.
cratic parties to- thsa Government and
tho yeoaatry,. here Inst evening. The
Democrat urged that there ~as 4. muck
loyalty 70, the Government in the Dem.
oeratie' g in the Republican orank,s---
The Republican did not dispute the as-
sertion, but said, can you name = Re-
publican who ever fred. bullet At .
man who was defending the United
States flag? DO you know Of . sound
Republican who ever fought to over
throw this Government? I will give
you 500 for every name Of such = Re-
publican which you choose to furnish
me-" .,.
(. The Democrat ceased Boosting, and
forgot to name any such Republican,
Chicago Republican.
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LucERsE, Aug. 2l.-1t having re-
Gently become known to the swiss au-
thorities that an attempt was intended
to have been made on the life of the
Queen Of England during her recent
scjourn in this place, strict search
was m'de by the police for parties con-
cerned in the diabolicAl plot. To-day
man, whose. name is not given, but
who it has been ascertained is Fenian
was arrested, and upon examination
made statements rs leave no doubt it
was his deliberate design to assassinate
Queen Victoria He has been CONT
ted to await requisition from the au-
thorities.
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eElaOR1 1sD3AOc1ATIc CATECHISu
Who fred the first gun Of the REBEL
ion?
Democrats.
. Who haye alxsys favored dissolu.
ton Of tho Union? t.x
I Democrats. xsais VI t-s',''<.**
Who were the leaders Of the rebell-
ion? -z<1ssssa@s- zs&*1%-
Democrats. 40
Who controlled the States in rebell-
ION! .'9<-z<saassss2 ~: ss<.z
Democrab.x l,y-, ~--.-.---
What party opposed every measure
o. the dovernmens to suppress the re-
bellion? ,sat3 s,cs:s..-- =.
The Democratic party. =
/ Who caused the immense debt of our
country? ....-..,
Democrats.
Who have always declared the war .
kilure? ,.7--...-..
Democfats. at. .,ss a~r..s..
Who are now now butchering the
Union men in Texas by the hundreds?
Democrats. esfs@5z .+.
Who are the leaders Of the Ku-K1ux-
Klan? .,...
Democrats.
Who went to New York a few years
ago with their earpetbags filed With
combustlble material and ATTEMPTED to
destroy that city by fire?
Democrats.
Who called Union soldiers hirelinps
dogs and hw!ess cut-throats?
Democrats.
Who says that if Seymour and Blair
are elected they will win what the
South were fighting for?
Democrats.
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,-Twsnty.6ve hundred 4 dolhn, in
gold and silver coin, was laat week
found concealed in the dwelling house
|ofl1 Johaa1 Rhoads,,7 In, Elinbethtov,lin,;,,
|lshs.ster county; .P.. 80 Nj: Rhe.d'
wife died about NO weeks go, aud Il Il
Supposed that she had this treasure put
.aw.y without The knowledge Of her
husband; Mi. and Nm. i r., r., who
lived very economically, we're an aged
couple, and owned q small farm close
by Elixabethtown.7 Mrs r received
the proceeds from the sale Of the milk
and butter, and doubtless 's.unk" ],
portion regularly 70 provide against the
contingency Of = 'srainy dsy. .N'&iass| Z.
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WHO SHALL BE PRESIDENT ?-The
chronological Journal for September
contains al the Presidential candidates
Grant, Colfax, Seymour and Blair,
with Portraits and concise Sketches Of
Biography and Character. Also Hon.
Anson Burlingame, the Chinese minis
ter; Franz Listz, the composer; Ar
minus Vambery, the Oriental Ira. eler;
John II. Little6eld, artist. Who are
the Yankees? Use Legs and have
Legs; A Key Thought; the Develop
ment Theory defined, &c. Only 80
cents, or So year. $3.50 for half
year. Address, s. R. Wells, sS9 Broad
way, New York.
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An exchange gives the following
remedy for dysentery, diarrhe.: "Taks
Indian (or corn) meal, make it into +.
thick Cruel, cook thoroughly, *s~eeten
with sugar or mol.sses to taste, and
grate little nutmeg 10 it; it is then
ready for use. If taken. AZ the com
mencemeut Of the disease, = pint bowl
Of the cruel usually effects cure. II
is best to use the Cruel in The place Of
regular meals: Objection may be
made to tho corn meal, that it i. loosen:
ing; 50 is castor oil, or any other phys.
10 which is taken to work York; of I disease
and ii is certainly more; pleasant 70 take
than castor jill 81 pills" 'H4 ''~.- .
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Branch Office, ? Philadelphia. i lad
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presented 70 tie public. =.
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and avoid oil the oomplicatioaa and unoer-
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Y .1hATIoNALpBDTs.y Y

| We owe now ~, sos, ,l25,16o. 4 7sd1>
England With similar population and
. poorer eoustry owes i t4,003, ,794, 1856.
| France owes 81, $40, ,O29, 800 !; her
debt has Increased 100 per cent. In ls
Year., Ind Increases yearly while the
population remains stationary. @ :s:z.,@
! Austria owes $1,s15, ,lo8, POI, aud
hos increased her debt 108 per cent in
eighteen years. . .. 81 RI |t,s ss.> Il. = 1: 7
!! Italy owses Il, OIL, ,sls; $40, and her
debt has increased ID six years l58 per
cent. - <5ass.s ssls4tz. 5 sg,{.. ...sI..sl :.
] Prussia owes $24e, ,766, ,bos, and hs, ts'.'
latsly spent more than her income. i.
Spain, With lsas than half onr popu.
latloo, and not ! tvsneieth pat of on
wealth Or productive power, ovss esle,'
nor ocn .at;tty9s fsssst, & Il tt9Y SssE =s,s
YOs y4VVVssgtI {, i,sstat5fttft1 t..
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sfUoasra Li1;1LlI. !.

Alittle salepstrs worked into, ;bsteer.
thss hi beeoms SOU, .or ;,.aneid. villt
resdsr ! e 'asvsat uaad pala.ablse-A
writer lin u7zeI Cosssrys Ge.elemo.
th'isks that : bushsl Of corn, ground in
ite nsal:aad aoaldea viii produce tvea-,
tyapoands of ponltsyj. To preserve
hams from lies, wrap then Iound md
1oanda with onssor Two old aexspape1s,
eanafnllJ tying o. pastias down The
ends. b No insect can get through .pa-
per: Another nay is-to eat them
he who5rsada and thinks little must
work hard, and tho family pinch and
save. One who reads and uses skill
may work less and sleep 90. : spring
bed.----lt there arc vacant places in
the 's caorn6eld, satiel tuck in some turuip seed.
The sweeter sweet corn is, the
more it shrivels in drying. It's the
saccharine matter that does 1.-THE
Department Of Agriculture and tho
scientific wing Of farmers, are teaching
that wheat should be cultivated like
drilled corn, and that il will yield 100
to one.--Aere il somebody's recipe
for that excellent article eurrant jelly:
Take ripe eurrants, FREQ from stems.
bruise them and strain the juice from
a.quart At time through . thin mus.
lin; wiring it to get al the liquid put
4, pound Of white sugar to saeh pouad
ofjuice stir it until Il j. III dissolved; ;
pet it over . gentle fire; let it become
hot and boil for fifteen inmates, then
Try it BY taking ; spoonfal. into . sau-
GER; whom cold, # it bs not quits firm
enough, boil it for > few minutes lon
ger. Feed your poultry raw onions,
chopped fne, mixed With other feed
about twice > week. It il better than
! dozen cures for chicken cholera.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-27

Flies - ! u d,isg il Nashville,
and it il remarked. that tho manner of
their dying u similar % chat which has
bean obsstvtd ssvssal tunes before IL
s'enias otsa taanbk and svsspiag spi.
dsnie.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-27

The Rspub6 hen state Oeat.al
committee Of Iowa advertise that they
have asur.necsI from the Hon. 1 Don
nelly that hevill aaaist then, j AMONG
:othsrs, 10 he present campaise tll