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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-11-07

APPLES is scarcely an ar
ticle of vegetable food more widely
useful and more universally y loved
than the apple. Why every farmer
in the nation has not an apple or
chard where the trees grow at all,
is one of tho mysteries. Let every
family lay in from two to ten or
more barrels, aud it will be to them
the most economical investment in
the whole range Of cuIinaries. A
raw mellow apple is digested in an
hour and half; while boiled cab
bage requires five hours. The most
beautiful dessert which can be placed
on the table is a. baked apple. If
taken freely at breakfast with coarse
bread and butter, without meat or
tish ofany kind, it has an admirable
effect on the general system, often
removing constipation, correcting
acidities, and cooling oft febrile.c"n-
ditions more etfcctually than the
most approved medicines. 1t famil.
les could he induced to substitute
the apple sound, ripe, and luscious,
for the pies, cakes, candies, aud other
sweetmeats with which their children
are too often indiscree,ly stuffed,
there would be u dimina,i"n in the
sum total of doctors bills in sim
gle year sufficient to lay in a stock If
this d.li,.ious fruit for a whole sea.
sun use.
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HANpwkIrING OF EMINENT MEN.
1t is rather singular how obscure
and eccentic men Of genius write.
Bonaparts wrote nothing but a ridi.
sulous scrawl; Burke was right up
down; Washington wrote u fair,
straightforward hand; Jefferson
handwriting was truly masculine; ;
lIamilto" plunged right ahead under
a quick run; Brougham writes n
hurried hand, but he loves to have
good quantity of ink; Peel wrote
with u stitfpen. adhcring somewhat
t" taste; Dr. Chalmers wrote head
over heels, as though he used the
feather end bedaubed with ink.
Amnng rs we have a few noted
characters who flourish the pen la
various forms. Washington Irving
wrote exactly like q busy lawyer,
intimariug that lie wished no one To
understand il bat hi,n.eif: Forrest
puts it dawn ia spreading c..nii-
tion. making = capital letter little
short oi yard lsug. especially when
~ri-Bg hIs fav"riie nssae; Willis
dashes right ahead ~ mach a. o.
say. - Pea. lax. rag-~r and are
sosne; Msrris 49, the rhiax ~
Hic-. @ssi a. g~nte.i ~ he 10 Lsa-
s-if; Nah gs-~- SIRE sad STEADY
BsHs~'r wr~se sshiE-hzT< h.sd, and
hl- sagnzfarr se~rs~ ts whl~srer. =
ara ia surrs-a <rwxs srrlVsi of a
great clssrScsxr--saaa-s rtfeHd fzrxh-
w5rh-I ak 30 s~13s q ans t.ylv.-
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the See >-.rwxs xssss~~ .r~ p~sSszrea
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et tss~s s~xsb~r. ths sns-k~4 sszxh~r
hsa-s< EsnF-ee<wxtsd wIsA skse asi sf
haruh tuzrk. whicA gsv~~ II . y-sczzsar.
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dred nsiles ~ s.usfh. aai i- yarses
fr,rsa -ixiset. ou~ aalArel a.! tsrty
rail-s L. wt,irh. g.: ara j.. &c., than
r~~u'y th. assud s4az-s nli--,.
The Tee - the csaurry = u.sTe or
is-~s brsken i,v risuni Sia-. bat the
snsl g~Befzliy l. r.ch sui I.relse'ive.
The prssdari- are n x. ss-ar, e.slss.
pepper. spiees AID . pr .fa-iun of 'hc
fi.~<t tropical truly C"tce - eaiii-
waited I" - great Perfection - IN ANY
other part "i the world. II grows
upon large bushes, aud the grains of
coffee are formed two in berry
about the size aud shape of "pr cDn-
mon plum The skin If the berry is
about ss thick as that "f the plgm,
aud the color. when ripe, apale scar
let.
The bush i. very productive. Ev-
cry branch is loaied with the ber-
ries, which grow two in place ON
the opposite side of each othe< and
an inch aud half apart. When
ripe the skin bursts open and the
grains of cotfeee fall out upon the
ground; but more general way is
to spread something under the bush
aud shake the coffee down. After
the outer skin is taken off there re-
mains a kind Of husk over each ker-
mel which is broken off f(after being
we'll dried in the sur) by heavy roll-
ers. The coffee after this needs win
rowing in order to be freed from the
broken particles of the bush. 1t had
been said by some writer's that one
bush with another, will not average
more than h pound of coffee.
Black pepper is also raised to some
extent on the Island of Java; but
Snmatra, which lies just across the
straits, is by far tho most celebrated
for this commodity. Her pepper is,
perhaps, the finest and most abun-
dant of any one country in the world.
Black pepper grows on a vine very
much like our grape vine. The
pepper grows aud looks, when grown,
very much like our currents. There
is this difference, however, the cur
rent has each its own distinct stem,
just as each grain of Indian corn
does on the cob. The color of the
pepper, when first ripe, is almost a
bright red. and changes to the dead
black by being exposed to the heat
OF the sun.
The white pepper is nothing more
than the common black with the
outer skin taken oft. 1t is first
soaked until the skin bursts open,
which is then rubbed oft aud the
grain dried. The white is not con-
sidered so pungeut as the black,
though it is nicer and more expen.
sive, as more labor is necessary in
order to prepare it.
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D5- Perp~fa@i s4n-aastsk ~ssss cot
tAe -szrs 81 he rzrarzA s~rsd. ,>~r-
F~ss2A ss0ssss y s.v ns rus-sss fss0s-
.b&s safse~ 80 aasnss h4sslss.e-s 90
rsffss- hsn<-x 70 neces.4rg Ia gsve
a F~l4s4 - i.s-d. fss~ x -san 1t sa4s<rs
]. fiss Aasass@sG rr-..sassa<uss4zzssss af
sks chcxgsz.1s~~ ssd bso0z. cf ~exs1g.
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. f1rz~~r - kaa~& asxm- whs w~
sxaax m .-~ n.uu. y k~.xs ~ q =
@s~ nan -P~ y~s s~<ss us
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e% An x'slermas in Lns1uu
eacs r~qs-sssd M auxhas 70 uvsus .
sg-~erA ssr kizs DO dslissr = 0sil1-
bali
! mast krsf dime wifk ras. -
pied he ~ssi see k~g yea -
yesr zsoash. thsf l nsy kssw ~
sorr of words viii Gil H.
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APPROPRIATE CONFIRMATION.
Csmsroa. of ArKsssss. eio-od .
speech before the Mefrypolifas Clsk
ct Nsw Ysrx. recsnsiy. with the fol
iowiu< pzr'siy ola well xnown sta.-
IN of Tan Msere:
~Cusz- rr<r n fks so@s~x. ~ Aersrxx S-ur
TauH-zA zss e4<zns ~ss e. - sAr> t.y - -
hn~.
kn-~ sux. go 80 ~. ~srs 80 - -.
b31 k2ns zAAE Asss ys4 sSxx~&< yssens su1..-
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~" Annie" asked an ardent
snaia of pretty girl, do yea love
Your mosber.
%. indeed I do was tie an
.Wsr
Wei. 'h~s viii yon giye me .
ki~- is,r her sak~,- rte l.v-r asked
W. John. cant ds that; bat
yca nav kiss me f.~ ys~r sn"sAers .
sxke- And the yssns saan DID
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- A well-dr~s.ei aud rzsh~r
P@s@Fs,ss Feufh s-k~d q yvanx lsiy
who ~3- Fe4diag iss the esrs. . l. rh1r
~@<s ~~xx<-A. na<<izz q Tsea.sw<r
~4s Esrszr. Yea. .ar, sn4 | szs 60
gaze. s.ss ssa the lsdv r~~smsd
e~r r-ssEnE A saFf~~ss~5 rsssrr
fr..rr .-su~ ss.iss- ess-~~ ~ esas~d ths
va.zn< S~mfs~aa@a - aszx~ hs- exit
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NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, July 1O.-The case OF
scanIan & Bell, editors of the Irish Re-
public, arrested for malicious libel on
Gen. O'Neill, came up to-day before
Judge Quinn. The defendants counsel
waived an examination, stating that
the clients would not have published
the statements complained OF If they
had known they were not true, and
that such a correction would be Issued
Tuesday as would be satisfactory. The
defendants were then ordered TO find
bail for their appearance before the
NEW YoRK, July 1O.-The committee
designated by the National Democratic
Convention to present the nomination
to the candidates, performed the duty
assigned them this evening at Tam.
many Hall, in the presence of q great
concourse ofinterested spectators. Gen.
Morgan, of Ohio, chairman of the COM
mittee, in brief and appropriate ad-
dress, made the formal tender OF the
nominations to Governor Seymour and
General Blair. Governor Seymour re-
nlfed So.
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The RrIcIZIayers. Strike IN New YORK..

The RFlcklayeFS Strike IN New York
NEW YoRK. July 1O.-The bricklay-
ers met last evening, and were pre-
sented by the Plasterers' Union with
$1,000; by the Goopers' Union No. 4
with 500. and by. the Painters with
$500, to aid aid the bTicklayers to con-
tinue their strike. 1t was announced
that the Secretary had orders from va
rious sections OF the country for one
hundred bricklaYers. Also that an or
der for fifteen men was filled yesterday.
Three more bosses were reportsd as
having yielded to the demands OF the
workmen.
morning, the flagstaff on the Times
building was shivered, aud the spltn-
Iters scattered over the side walks.
In the United States District Court
yesterday the case of Frederick r.
James .et al. viz. the Milwaukee and
Union Railroad Co.. was decided. The
case was creditors bill, filed by four
different creditors, against the defend-
ants to set aside as fraudulent, the YER
dict sgainst the creditors. The sale un-
der the mortgage was made to Barnes on
the 2lst OF June, 1855, for 81. 100000 by
the Lacrosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company, and which sale took place on
which the defendants company
was organized. The decision is
that the company be perpetually
enjoined and restrained from exercis-
ing any control of the property or
franchise mentioned in the mortgage,
or from interfering In any
manner with the road or franchise;
AMI further that said company be de-
creed to take nothing under the sale,
and that the property and franchises Of
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Compa-
ny may be sold and applied after dis
charging all prior liens to the satistac-
tion of the judgments of the company.
The Court decided that the sale should
be set aside and the Milwaukee and
Minnesota Company be perpetually
enioined from setting up any right or
title under the mortgage, and that the
judgment creditors or the complainant
be at liberty to enforce their Judgment
against the defendants therein subject
to all prior liens or membranes.
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e u r o P e .

LONDON, July 1O.-The Irish reform
bill passed the House of Lords.
The authorities of Southampton in
vited Farragut to a grand compliment
tary dinner. Farragut declined.
LONDON, July I0.-A dinner was Civ
en- last night in honor of Henry w,
Longfellow by the American artist
Albert BIerstadt. Mr.. w. E. Gladstone
Admiral Farragut, and other distin'
guished gentlemen present.
PARIS, July 10.-In a speech in the
Corps Legislatif Mr.. Baroche, the
Minister of Justice, declared that the
separation of church and State was on
ly question of time.
The Patrle has special adVices from
China, which represent that the Rebels
on the ReIho river had been defeated in
battle, but they still threaten Tsing,
the port of entry.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, July 1O.-Kellogg,
the Senator for the long term, is from
Illinois. Harris, for the short term, Is
last from Wisconsin.
The Senate, yesterday, passed the
House resolution ratifying the 14th
amendment. 1t Immediately after wards
passed the Metropolitan Police bill.
The morning papers announce the
names of the Police Commissioners al
ready appointed.
Four OF the supposed fllibusters ar
rested at Fort Livingston last week,
were bonded to answer at the next term
of the o. s. Court. The balance were
discharged by Commissioner welles.
A dispatch from Austin, Texas, says,
in the Convention the question of the
division of the State has been indef'
nitely postponed.
The subject Of the cession of Ell Paso
to the United States will be discussed
Saturday.
Mr.. Varwell introduced resolution
requiring a residence of five years as
a necessary qualification for election to
the Legislature and seven years for
COnprpss
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Attempt 10 Rob an Express Car.

CINCINNATI, Jnly 1O.-An attempt
was made, about three O'Clock this
morning, to rob the Adams express
car on the Ohio Gc Mississippi Railroad,
near Brownstown, Indiana. When the
train reached Brownstown to wood and
water, five men spranE upon the en-
gine and express car, and driving of
the engineer aud fireman, they nm
coupled the express car and ran west
about eight miles, when the car was
stopped. The robbers forced an en-
trance in the express car but were met
with a volley from the pistols of the
guard inside. The robbers were driv-
en- of leaving one of their number
badly wounded who was brought TO
this city this morning.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-The name of
the robber wounded and arresled near
Brownstown, is Raj Elliot, formerly a
brakesman on the o. q NJ. r. II. VIM.
Flanders, ofthe guard was shot through
the knee. rendering amputation neces-
sary. This Is the fourth or dfth time
that robberies have been committed in
the neighborhood of Seymour. The
Express Companies have determined
to protect themselves, and will carry a
sufficient guard for that purpose.
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PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July 10.-There
was strike here to-day among the
miners in consequence of an attempt
to reduce their wages to correspond
with the eight hour law. The miners
demand the same pay as for ten hours,
which has been refused, and a mob of
200 men are compelling the workmen
at the various collieries, and railroad
and other workshops to quit work. No
serious damage has been done yet.
Governor Geary Is here, and says he
will use force at once If necessary.
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shall be but six Brigadier Generals af-
ter the SIst of March, 1869, the Presi-
dent to designate them after the 10th OF
March, 1869, and all others to be mus
tered out of service by the 31st OF
March, 1869.
Without disposIng of the bill, which
is to come up tomorrow, the House
adjourned.
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PRov1DENoE, R. T., July 1O.-A thun-
der storm occurred at Woonsocket, a
few miles north of this city, yesterday,
attended by a remarkably severe fall OF
hailstones, doing much damage. One
market gardner estimated his loss at
81, 600. At the hamlet all but thirty OF
three hundred lights of glass in the
roof were broken. The torrents of rain
carried away the dam. The damage
from hail was confined to limited
tract, perhaps three square miles.
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RENO, Pa, July 10 O'Clock
the Reid Torpedo Company for the I'LL
ing of torpedos and the storage of pow
der, was blown up. T. T. Munson
who was At work In the building was
blown through the air some 500 iset
and came down a shapeless body. The
windows in The houses for a quarter OF
mile were broken. Loss, about s5,OOO.
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PorTsymLE, Pa: July 1O.-The
strike among the miners is assuming a
threateding attitude. Several mills
about Tamaqua have been compelled
to suspend by visits from miners who
force wOrkmen to stop laboring. Also
men on the railroads have been driven
of. The st. Clair Iron works have
been visited, but the proprietOrs refused
to accede to the demands ofthe strikers,
and as company has been enrolled
to preserve order, 1t is feared there will
be blood shed.
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RICHMOHD.


IGlI1luIWll 70 IIlllllIU
RICHMOND, July IO.-A convention
In session at Burkesville composed Of
farmers, representing twelve Virginia
and several North Carolina counties,
adjourned after passing resolutions ex.
pressing their willingness to sell land
to purchasers from any section of the
United States, and also recommending
the formation of societies In each
comfy to sell land to foreigners.
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 10.-Despatches
from nearly every section OF Missouri,
say that the nomination of Seymour
and Blair was received with great sat
isfaction, particularly that of Blair.
The ratification meeting was held last
night. Salutes were fired and all the
various joyful manifestations indulg-
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CALIFORHIA.

SAN Francisco, July 1O.-The stea-
mer Constitution from Panama arrived
The Crown Point Mining Company
has declared a dividend of seven dol
lars and a half per share for June, pay
able ON the 1Ith inst.
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEw YORK
Mo. SSG BROADWAY.

OdplGdl, ONE m4l11nON OO444AIEo'
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS II. MASGASr, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Seereia
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances.
subject 70 Cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DEFos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at dve per cent The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 900
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experiences,
who are aIao personally liable to dePOAitOn
for all obligations Of the Company TO double
the amount OF their capital stock. as the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n lar &c or small amt unts, and permits them
TO be drawn as n whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest On ALL DAILY BALANCE, par
ties throughout the country can keep ae-
counts I'm this Institution with special adj
vantsges ofsecurity, convenience and plofI.
JeIs-Gmd&W
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RIver and Wentner.

PITTSBURGH, July 1O.-RIver feet
and at a stand. Weather clear and
warm; mercury $50.
CINcINNATI, July 1O.-The river has
riseu inches; feet in the channel.
Wenther clear: thermometer 81.
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ooNvALEsoENTs,

Or persons recovering from Fevars or any of
the malignant forms Of disease, will dnd
Roback's Stomach BitteEs Invaluable Ra q
tonic and Btimulant for removing an pros
tI1aatinE 1atl eissts which follow dise9se II sup
and reliable tonic and appetizer.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
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THE Democratic delegates from the
Northwest all offered to give up their
rooms to the nigger delegate from Ten
nessee. Fortunately, a room had been
secured for him by the National Com
mittee month ago.
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TIE Democratic party OF New York
has not elected United States Senator
since Mr.. Dickinson, in 1861. It has
had but one Cabinet appointment in
the last twenty years-Mr. Marcy, who
was Secretary of State in the Pierce
administration.
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THE Democratic platform proposes
that the credit of the Government shall
be maintained inviolate, and that the
Governments promises to pay shall be
deliberately broken. But 1t does not
tell US how these contradictory promis-
es are to be reeonciled.
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For sALE.-Three hundred new Pen.
dleton uniforms, for which the wearers
have no further use. Also Pendle-
ton brass band, which circumstances
over which they had no control
have been compelled to disband.-
Apply at the headquarters of the late
Ohio delegation In Cincinnati. Terms
of sale. specie; no more greenbacks
wanted.
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SINCE the admission of Joe. Williams,
the Democratic negro from Tennessee,
to seat in the Democratic Convention,
It has been discovered that 1t is mis-
taken idea that the negro possesses an
odor different from that OF the white.
The delegates rather liked the smell
than otherwise.
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wAsH1NGToN, July IO.-The bill 10
continue the freedmens' bureau has be-
come a law without the PresidentIs HiR-
nature, the constitutional limit of 10
days having expired.
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Gravel and PATENT Mastio Roofing.

THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
i inform the public that they are prepared
% put ON either the Gravel or Patent Mnst1c
koonng, OF the best quality, and I'm short no.
and warranted To give fun 6atisfaction. FoF
our Patent Roofing we have the Patent Pa
most Suitable paper ever got MP for roofing
puFposaa. Ord6T8 lefE NJ 100 Main street,
PfSaRssls %a4RIssssa atfsnaea iieoHNsoN Is a 1rrTLR
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THE New York Republican State
Convention met at Syracuse, Wednes.
day aud nominated Mr.. John a. Girls
void, of Troy, for Governor. Mr..
Griswold is at present member of
Congress from the Fifteenth New York
District. Mr.. Horace Greeley received
one-third of the votes of the delegates
for the POSITION.
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REPORTS from Mississippi show that
the State has been carried by the DEM
ocrats by majority OF about 1000.
The Constitution has been defeated,
and hence the State will not come into
the Union this summer.
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Homicide.

FALL RIVER, MASS. July 10.1Pat-
rick Mansfield yesterday killed nus
wife by cutting her head open with 2
hatchet. Mansfield has been arrested.
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BUFFALO, July 1O.-The brewers held
4 grand banquet here last night.
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NEW YoRK, July 1O.-Rey. Henry
Ward Beecher Is out denying that he
favors Chase and compares Grant TO
Washington.
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B1NoK1EY, who set his opinion against
the world last fall as Assistant Attor-
ney General, has been reorganized ont
of his position by Congress. his oflce
having been abolished as anperfuous.
Doubtless Andy Johnson's friends will
count him a martyr "for opinions
sakeU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-11

JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG. of the Tn;
biine, is to be one OF the party that WIN
accompany Colfax to the Rocky Noun
tains.