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GO Nj Nj e h CIAL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16 Money market and firm at
per cent On cal Discounts airly active at ~ .
per cen. Sterling Ext hange firm at 1924 g 1853.
Gold opened arm at 1851 AID advanced to 1853 un'ier
the gener; impression that Senator Nor on's bill If
aior eI wi III, eciy conduce to higher premium ;
the market as uun however, and in the aftel noon
Comml tee, tat which rate the closing e ansac ions
were made. governments were gu ct bn firm -
henry ciewes GO. furnish The following 9 quo
11I g llai; do 1864 1914 q io7t: a.. 1896 1917 g
IT, ae W.. i3s g !lof a. cs @ nos 20
BSrle' Siatt bonds hrm; Tenn secs HIGHER un.
de the defeat OF the omnibus Il in tie Ten e see
legislature, but lost portion of the advance before
the close; Mssours, S9t q 89I old Tennessee. GA
@ 90; new do, est g tsa; new North Carolna,s, 81
q 62t; Virginia's, ST.
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House adjourn Friday it adjourn till Monday,
with the understanding no business be done
ON that day.
OBJ ction was made. .sa-
on Mo day got authority TO appoints Speaker
PIC ZEN. tor that day Adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How to Get Patents.

For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrir-
fion. For application send mo lei not over one loot
in SEE and SIG dr>t Government and Stamp iees.-
sp cincatons, Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pareu; re ected claims prosecuted. Also, interf r.
ences' extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken outin all European countries. Illustra ed
pamphlets, 1l0pages, sent tree. Address MUM s.
CO., No 81 PAX Row, NY. ocliisd3m
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NE w YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.

New YORK, Dec Judge Nelson. of the
United States Court. has rendered his decis-
ion in the Erie cases. AT er discussing the
po ut involved the Judge decid,s that Bel
mont and Lucke be permitted 10 join as parti -
to tn McIatosh suit; that the Iljuoctlo. oe
dis.oIv q, aud the order appointing u reeeNer
be vacated and Set aside. This deci'lon leaves
the control OF the road for the pneseht IN the
hands of the directors.
CRIMINAL.
RrycH .,,proN. Dee. 16 Peter Henion, one
of the men recently arrested on the charge of
c,mm,tli,,e an aggravated assault upon a little
girl TO- day pleaded guilty and was sentenced
10 twenty years imprisonment with hard labor,
t fall time permitted by law. The other
Henion, who previously pleaded guilty, to-day
refused tv plead and will be tried.
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GREECE AND TURKEY
TRE DOMINtOV7OF CANADA.

AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD SCHEME.
TORONTO, Dec. 16.-It is rumored here that
Commodore Vanderbilt has made an offer to
the Great Western Railroad Company of Cam
ada to lease that road Tor ten years with the
right to purchase at the end of the leas'.-
Should the offer be accepted the Great West
ern Railroad will, to all inients and purposes,
become part Of the New York Central Rail-
road, and all the mechanical departments OF
the latter company be removed to Ham lton.
ANEW TRIAL FOR wHALEN.
lis expected that Whalen will get new
trial. In that case the venue will be changed
and the trial will take place at Toronto or in
one Of the county towns near it.
EMIGRATION.
OF 23,345 emigrants who arrived in Canada
during the past season Is, 73f passed through
10 the Western plains.
THE EXPRESS ROBBERY.
Reno and Anderson, the express robbers, had
private conversation with the Governor while
they were in jail here, at which Reno yolun-
teered the statement that he was party to
The Robbery, bat that Anderson was moi; that
the latter was one Of the gang, and was pres
enc at the inception of the plan which was af-
forwards carried out.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
In the House to-day the Secretary of the
Treasury delivered hts financial statement. 1t
shows tha. the gross revenue ot the prov nee
S2,659 561; expenditures, S2,16 0S6; surplus,
$543 ATS; inves ed in Dominion stock, $4,000;
es.iIn tied cash balance On Decem DER 3ls.,
$192,945
ARRIVAL OF MR.. GREELEY.
MONTREAL, Dec 16 Horace Greeley arriv-
ed here This morning aud was received by the
Mayor and other citizens The May enieI-
tanned MIR. Greeley at lunch at o'clock this
afternoon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HALIFAX, Dec. 16. 1t is understood that the
local legislature will not meet until after the
| nexr session of the Do nnion Parliament. tt
| is not considered probable that another dee.
| CATION will o to England.
1t is stated that the Dominion government
| intend TO make proposals or concessions to No.
| va Scotia before the repeal question again
comes up before the British Parliament.
The report that certain propositions for re-
| Cancellation had been made by Mr.. Howe is
not credited.
1t is rumored that Gen. Doyle will shortly
leave Nova Scotia and be succeeded by Col.
franklin
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WASHINGTON.
CUSTOMS FEES AND COMPENSATION OF CUSTOMS
OFFICERS.

CUSTOMS FEES AND COMPENSATION OF CUSTOMS
OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16. The Treasury De-
parsn .ut has issued a circular of instructions,
vIng list of legal custom house fees and
the CO l,truction placed upon the law on some
dou 'tful points, aud calling attention to the
prohibition of the law against exactions of ex-
ce>slve fees and illegal rewards
A delegation of surveyors Of customs and
naval officers OF leading poris in The Northern
States met at the Treasury Department this
morning ana had an inter view with Secretary
McCul och. with reference to revenue business
aud construction of certain statutes affecting
compensation of customs officers, &c. The
ports represented were New YORK, Boston
Philadelphia and Portland.
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INDIAN a.
BODIES OF EXECUTED PERSONS DE

BODIES OF EXECUTED PERSONS DELIVERED UP.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 16.-The bodies of the Reno
brothers, recently hung at New ALBANY, have
been delivered up to their friends and taken to
Seymour tor intermsnt, while that of Ander-
son, hung at the same tiine has been buried
by the county authorities.
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MAssAOnUsETTs.

BOSTON, Dec 16.-Arrived, steamer Amy
ra, from Liverpool. Reports, Dec. 9th, lat.
4S 36, long. 43. saw British steamer Columbia,
from New York, of and for Glasgow, with loss
of screw Required no assistance and would
proceed to Queenstown under sail.
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Where the general business OF the Company is trans
should be addressed.
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Stocks du and without special feature; market
firmer In the forenoon and heavy and lower In the
n t.r,aon sharp contest IL sail TO te ..oinr on
b,.ween the b an Bea lteres iu quiet way,
VIII = is j cav o, before long, mate iahy affect
vaurs. T. II e have already put out shorts TO a
as Go;d viii 1908 shares Rock I-land were prompt
ly delivered ser ay at the call OF the Bull s. show
ing lev wee pen ifuly suppl Ell with cash stock
1 is niuted thit ,hey m ~ at any moment throw it
up the market ca III their loans and lock up the
ersn acks. The toll wing $50 r-s:-Pacific
Mail, iu4 g I'LL; Wes'ern Union Telegraph, SO;
New York Central, lz5s a 1881; File, 4Of a 4Oa !;
Hudson, II J.; Reading. 96a g 9eH; Michigan Central
ii9 Michigan Southern, s6a q SCI; Illinois Central
14s g lAl: Chicago & Rock Ieianl, LIT q lo'A
Mining shares quiet.
TIE balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to S91, 4.e, 035.
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THE
NATIONAL TRUST COY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
NO. 336 BR q ID wAy,
Capital ONE MILLION dollars.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
ABIUs Il. Ma NaAM, Pres. JAS MERRILL Sec'y
lJECEIVtS deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT
IL INTER FSf on al daily balances, subject TO
check al sight. SPECIAL Deposits tor six mun,h
or more II ay be made at five per cent The capital
ofoNE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among over
500 shareholders, comprising many gentlemen VI
large wealth and financial experience, who also
persona ly liable TO depositors for all obligations
the Company to double The amount OF their capital
stock AS he NATIONAL TRUS co. receives de-
posits In large or small amounts, and permits them
to he drawn a. whole or in part by CHECK AT
Sigh and WITHOUT NOTICE. allowing interest
OH ALL DAILY BALANCES, parties thrO, ghout the
country can keep accounts in this institution with
special advantages OF security, convenience and
profit. june29deod& eow6mis
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Third Army Corps Uniop!

Office SEC. 7 iRD ARMY oRPs UNI,N, 1
enn ugt, II, j., Dec. 10, lSes
MEETING OF b.. OFFlCERS and MEMBIR3
"A of THE Jhi. d Army Coup UNI Ii" viii be
hel al DELNoNICt'S, oruer 81 Fourteenth ret
ant Fifth avenue, New York Cuy, on wedp a.,
l,e ember 90, X. The Board Of III, &c ors will
assemble a. o'co,k r. NJ and the members st3
o.cIyck r. NJ. The object OF tie gatbe ing = 70
~ IN iate accessons trum our old comi ader whl
sNwpdtl lie with a. ant asJ T. m he aTtang nsnts
Tor 4 grand demo MS rai1n ut the next anniversary
large aitendanc Is earnestly so ic ied
EDWAED YELLING.
dscl4di2S Sc. Thrill rps Union.
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LONDON, Dec. 16--Afernoon.-Consols ?cs for
money.
American securities-United States :-2os TAI; Il
lnois Central shares 964; Erie shares "a.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 16-Atternoun.-Cntton firmer
but not higher; sales 10 900 bales. Petroleum quiet
and steady
LONDON, Dec. 16-Evening.-Consol closed at 92i
foi money and 92t for account.
American secuiitIes-United States 520's dal at
745; Erie shares 27t: Illinois Centr shares 9e4.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1G-Evening Cotton market
nuiet Breatlstuffs dull. Pc .roleum firm. Spirits
Turp ntlne Is I'D,
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Boston stock List,
a.laa ne kha nvnHapap tRna1A noa "a

American tiohi. ........... ......... ..f.... 1854
U Currency Skies, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VT
Jniv. 1865. ........... 40
" 1867 ................. q
,firhie an Central RAIN oad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Portl .nd, Saco q 20 rs nou,u Rallroau. ...... 99b
ISaies a. A cuou.i
New Hampshire State xcs, 1871 ........... 9sS
Bates Manufacturing Com pany....... go. i2U
Portland City skies, 8 4......... ......... "a
Central Pacific railroad 7s goid ....... 49,. 100
Union Pacific II r Skies, go,u.................. 81
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CascO National Bank.
Cumberland National Bank.

TIE Annual Me'ting of the Stoekho in the
Il Cumhelllnd National Bank II PuIIian !, will bs
held al heir Banking Room TUI SUAY. Tho 18th
day OF lanuar 1861, 'cl, ok NJ, tor the cleo
uan of Director. tie transaction CT any otler
business that nay then me he ore thf m.
SAM'L SMALL Ca kier.
Portland, Dee ~, 1scs. delidid
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2y7.1a 500 20e. asa. s5s 22u. 7a4


NEw sosS Dec 16 -Cnftcp rather more steady (;
s1les 1900 bales Middling urlands 151c Flour sales
9i00 bbs.; State snd estein "a 1Oc better; SUPER
fine State SO, @yS 50: extra DOT 90 "a 25; round
cho ce White Wheat extfa $50 a 10 90: Southern
firm. Wheat 2 a Sc better with a limited demand
OF home and export use; sales 46,500 bush No 1
Spin: common 70; No. 2 rs l9 63. Corn heavy
en- IL q 10 for old in store and 70 81 Il afloat,
ami o. q 05 tor new Oats dull; sales rs 600
bush. at II q 7sc. Beet active andsteadv. Pork
firm and quiet; new m, IS at % u q &c IS. Lard
rendered. Butter Grm Whiskey quiet; Western
free o. Rice aul. Sugar firm; sales 200 hhds /;
New Orleans 81 q lie; Muscovado liz a 12c. Coffee
quiet and firm Molasses iuil; sales o. BIB s.: New
steady Freiehts to Liverpool he v Co ton per
steamer % Id; Flour per sail 2s q Is ID; Corn per
| Stem + 81 q ed.
tIS.INNATI. Dec. 10 -Whiskey firm: sa'esat Csc.
Dressed Hogs active and higher; sales at 10 40 q
II co. receipts As 0. Mess Pork-saes al Is 50 held
a,er at n 90. Land active at tic for kettle and Tic
for st Bulk Meats higher; shoulders 1I}c; Gle
rib lies 1871 clear sid 14lc Green Meats in de-
mand at q 1T q 1899.
| MILwAUKEr. lee. 16 Flour dull; choice Min.
nesota 6 20 q 90; Wisconsin and Iowa 90 "a G.
Wneat unsettled; sales No. at ! 20; No 2 at 10
| Oats nominal at Gle In bags, del vered. Rye and
Barley nominal.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 15.-Cotton improving; sales 53i
b1ies receipts 7G2 bales; Middlings z2sc, holding
| 23c. -. =. t---
SAVANNAH, Dec. 16.-Cotton.- more doing AM
advanced r.; sales 120 bales; Hildlings 234 @ D.
reeps l596 baes exports, coastwise s41 bales, ans
| to Ltverpop ii 2778 bales.
| GhAsLE TON, Dec. 16. Cotton in modeia re
quest and irmer; sales 416 bales; Middlings 535 g
| l3ac; ceip s Il 81 bales.
dill gs sat 20 23tc; sales 1850 bales receipts 500
| bales,
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Brighton, Cambridge aud MedfOrd Catit
Markets.
ISpecial Dispatch by International Line.l
The exports for the week amour ed to S3,202, H.

| tSpecldt OtSpdtcu ny IuterndLlODdi LlHc.l
| BosToN. Wednesday, Dec 1e.
At market this week:-3jl3 Cattle, 1525s Sheer.
100 ST. Pigs $500 tat Hogs last week, % cattle,
sa1 Sheep loS store Pigs as.G fat oEs
FIRST ualitv SIP so "a SIS 90; second quality sli 75 g
t1rd quality ss 80 g 81 81 :, sdd grade
THE tot ii weight OF hiies taow aud dressed beef.
Prices of Hides, ralIow and skns-Brisl ton Hides
10 q ioie; country Talow Il q g p h.: Sheep and
Lamb Skins 90 g rs " skin; Cali Skins ~ @ 22c
Working oxen-Extra $3.50 g 300; Or mary $40
Mich { .ws-Exira ss5 g slls; ordinary sa5 q
| ings SIS to S o; Two year olIs s2s 20 $l5; three
year Ids s45 t, s65 " head, or much according to
thtir va ne tor beef.
Sheep an L ,mbs-In lots, 81 30 to SO 90 "a so Y
head extras and Sc ections So Is to 81 so y head or
from u to SIC u tb.
10 to lie p Id FAT Hogs 9. q SIC y ID.
Poult,y-rrme ezra 2! to2c; good 20 q 2Oic;
pIDDr fd to 1 ,lam ms Is nc 'Sf Se We'll. 49,
W Withes.5 G v Hea d. 6; b Estes u; J F Com
me-. "a; a Maxfe d, IL; Brown & g rdng, AZ; + Ab-
son a; 7 } Savage. IA.
Sales Of Milne a'te.J L Twchen sold pair,
ar s1s lche 'aT sGa Ii y's! % y
1900 lbs at Sc p b, live we ght year old He'll,
sTs at S S4o 81 he'd; LIZ 10y for psSo Cow fr
fb. SO per cent shrinkage; Cow Tor $4o; 7 j Saw
age sold pair fancy Devonshires at S173; 8 year
0us, II wei sol TO Graves, weight 1850 IDS, at &c
% b. live weight; to Dana wei .ht 14o5 Tbs, at I2c
" ib 80 per cent. shrinka.e: pair, grth fet 10
inches, for S200 pair, grth O. fe t, tor S160; /
ghth 81 feet, for $17O; A Maxfeld sold 1 Cow for
$75; Beet Cows at $50 " head; Brown g. Gordinp
sold Oxen at 12sc y lib; Cows at $45 y head: at
sis y head; 4 three year Clds Tor $50; two year
olds at $35 y head.
Remarks.-The supply of good Cattle in market is
larger than has been in In any one week before this
wear. There were several lots OF very nice Ken
lucky Steers, one lot owned by. Taylor, 43 in
number; 70 of them are considered the best bunch
that to mis- market; the lot OF 43 average
over 1000 Tbs each; II Biz & Co, market, are to
very nice lot Cattle, among hem one that weighed
nearly 5000 TBS and eight that weighed 1000 TBS.
Scalan g. Fitch had 25 very fine Cattle, IA averaged
o, or 1000 ib. ami il estimated they won cost
Ice " fb, dressed weight. The trade for Workers
has not been very active. and the supply large. he
prices upon the best gra OF Beef are higher The
supply Of Cattle all sections is larger than the
demand requires. and the trade has not been &C.
Va "a Ie Tn have
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MUSIC BY THE PORTLAND BAND.

MUSIC BY THE PORTLAND BAND.
MANAGERS:
Gen. j. L. chamte lain, Can't. Fdy,ra uoore
on c. La!Jwel, tnpch KniJGt,
Geor'e +. shepley, Adj' Chas. W to5crts.
r. &c. T. Beale. Lieut.. L. @ Bolton,
|" Miller, b. h. VII trey,
3. ~. Dls n, John F. Rand,
=" ": A Wiuship, SaccaTap,a.
Major $ C, G. Gordon. Corp DIV, Mutton,
c.n, c. nas wa ker, Hon Jmob Mcclellan,
Cap| mas. Z; Mattocks. ]. Washburn, Dr.,
~. Walace, OF Samuei 4. Spring.
% Lover \, r g. W. woo,lnIan,
Geo w: PLrke', o NJ. Marret tsq,
James W Bl,ck, Geo. A. Wight. tt1..
Dr. r.. Fosg. -' ''>'' A's"
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Col. I; A. 6er,s, Lieut.. Chas j Pennen,
Lie Edw " Eveitt Corr. ,,s. L G. M FIsien:r
seigt. VIM. G. Young, Iivate Thos, j. Murphy.
Private Albert Halves.
RECEPTION ooMmrTrEr:
Lieut.. chas J. Pennell. Lieut.. Edw. ". Loveitt
FLOOR DIRECTOR:
CAPT. GEORGE w. PARKER
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS:
Capt: Geo W. Parker. Lieut.. Richard wescott
Iie"ts u. L. BLOWN, Corp. Geo. G. Fletcher.
Sergt VIM. G. Young, a. A. s. Spau ding
Corp. j. W, SWEET, Private Frank :. Fois,t
Private A. Halves. Mm ". Dayey.
Oscar Litchfeid, Storer s. KNIGHT
Members of Military Companies and Officers and
Sailors OF tie Army aud Navy requested to an
pear in uniform. W ''p
Dancing to commence at O'Clock. Cloth ns
checked tree.
Tickets admitting G. ntlaman and Ladies 81, 90,
to be obtsined the Commi tee OF Arrangements at
| the stores OF F. r. Harris and Dr. Edward Mason
Paine's Music Store, and at the d or.
December -. dtd
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FEMAi Es. owing to the peculiar and important
relations which they sustain, their peculiar orgapza
uon, and the offices they perform, are subject to
many sufsrings. Freedom from these contribute in
no small degree to their happiness and welfare, for
no; can be happy who are ill., Not only so, but no
one OF these varl us female complaints N long be
suffered to run On without involving the genera,
'ealth ofthe individual, and art long producing per-
anen' sickness and premature decline. Nor ia #
pleasant to consult physician for The relief Of these
various de ate affections, and only upon the mos,
urgent necessity will true woman so far sacrifice
her greatest charm as to do this The sex will then
thank US Tor placng in their hands simple specific,
"h en- VII be found efiraclous in relieving and eur
ing almost every OF those troublesome COMPLAINTS
peculiar to the sex.
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ne WOOL W nrket.
fSpecial Dispatch by Interna ional Line.

ISpecIaI DISPATCH by 1nferha lonaI Liner
Boston, Dec 10 -[Reported for the Pressl The
Dome lie III anu Penns, lvania pick. lock s. a
CSC; do choice Xxx 81 q 5sc; fine x 50 q SIC; medi
um 4e g Soc; arse As @ 5lc; Michigan, New York
&c; medium 46@ 4sc: coarse 46 g 4sc ~ fb; other
Western, fine and K 4 q 4Sc; medium 45 q acc !;
common Is @ ACC; pulled extra As g 56c; supert1ne
Id. Flo eign W0 ,ls-Canada combing 7a0 75c: Slnyr-
ma washed 2, 4nc and unwashed Is g 22c; Buenos
p 3oc; Donski 81 g 43c; Africa unwashed Is a 1sc
% fb.
RAmarks-The market is quite firm for Wool with
steady and increasing demand at the current iates.
Holders are now. very confident that higher prices
must p evail, anil W look tor an active market be-
fore the close or the year or the LIST Of January.
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Females in every period of lie. from infancy to
extreme old age, will find it remedy 10 aid nature
the discharge Of its functions Strength Is the glory
ofmanhool and womanhood.
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ScoTCHwooD GOODS, IN GREAT VARIETY.
~ FALMOUTH HAZAAR,
ac1fdlw lis Middle st.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.

For the week ending Dec. 16. 1868.
CORRECTED BY WIN. h WOOD SON, BROKERS
D0r VoLUe flflred Acc.d
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DOulesric N arkers.

BANGOR, Dec. Is - Lumber Market.-The follow
Ing is statement OF the am unt OF Lumber sur, eyed
from January 1st 10 Nov. list, 1868, compared with
the amount surveyed during the same period in 1866
and 1867
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Q loaI - :
HELMBOLD'S
Compound Extract of Buchu.


Directions for use, diet and advice, accompany.
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Nane ara genuine unless done up In steel. engrav,
~ ,rspper, with fac-simile of my chemical ware
house, and signed u. AEhMboi-p.
Feb 70 eod&eowlS ssple
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

WELSH RABB.T.-Take quarter roune
Of good fresh chce,c IA solid iecn. the ~
OF large tea cup). cut it NJ, in sinai :'i'l
slices, aud put in frying ,'u',. with u, iu'
over cupiuli uf sweet miik. Have Prev
ously beaten M egg aud stir that in. the,
add half salt spoon Of dry m',imd. ts,
dasles Of red pepper. and small piece "i
butter, stirring the mixture ali the time.
Have ready rolled three sn,il or two l,ig,
Trenton crackers and gradually stir them in:
~ soon as this is thoroughly incorro, a,cd
tarn the mixture cut intu heated dish ai,
cover it.. ......
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READTNG RAIL ROAD. ''~''''
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Monday, Angus, 81. 1868


GREAT TRUNK li>r FROM rHL " Rrn
ant North West t'F fhiinde'Uhin. N,w t"'k Read.
,ns pot,sviI'e, ramaqua A Asn'.nd. I. bannh aihn
town E"-t"n Ephrn'a, '''iE i."nrusisr. "iumbiA.
T,n,n. ,envc iurri.tnrr rrr New Work u, 70 lew.
NJ 80 j!j nni ~ AA, Il 30 " u5 n3J pm nr,t-
na' mt nvr'v,ng nj Nrw YORK nj III mn, ~ on aid
81 abashndai' ~, ta md 9!0v y s'-rpios
y "s rompa"''np the j" a N aud s3' , n.
lrny aiinsri ,bnvy ,ov rcnhinr Prdt.yil~ Tumu
aun Min"rsv,'-. Ash no'' rip" Claws ~, niGwn
is"d hi,sdr iu,,a NJ ~ n and !Di an.i rS
cropping al L.b m"n AMI .ir'nti:h Wa, slniions
thr ~ MA iua rnU"c' ,as fOt Phin!"i hin ami
'''un'h'" ""'y. f"r 'ot.v''" Srhny'ki'i " v'n
nnd Auhnr,.,.v'" s,hn!lN!ii m" sssqn'hnn"a kail
70 d iaas" i'ar'i bn'xM > mrs
R"'urp'np. i.eav' New t.sk At 0nAH ie " an,
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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

...lt is said that the best strawberry plant.
come from the third and fourth sets Of run.
ners, and that the first uul second sets Of
runners should 10 cut of.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

1.-The Impression, somewhat rreva,, n,
that S'it corn is better f,r Iit,ening sto..
than the mntured portion, has no,hing IL
nature 70 support 1t. - .r
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-09

...AVigginia lurMer slys tha, with shce,
and clover he can make any land productive.
unless it has the bal'enness Of the sands Of
Sahara.