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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

Havana Dec lqThr fuuvug the condition " Tie Iavara ana
Matau1as close o business yeseria' Suaee 40
absence hr the ~ stock end Oh" dn~s
aud merchants revr io tte uea arrangement regard
MsO, ADDE'S tr "a rails nioeA
Havana ard Msrzis hl1-s 35D bids Exported
during the past boxes foreign committees O o2' 20
tie Uni-d Lard 6mer: % ttces' -Ic' Do - ID nos
2c Flour $3.50 $40 IS t' Do. I1I"T active 10 I-e
Bacon 81 2e a. %. Petroleum eei quoted 81 4ta' rear
gallon Potatoes easier. quoted 90 SO 7a e bib Hams .l'an.rEi
Common Sailed 2isc lic % lHhr yellow ae
demand -2Iu@2G; White Pine srlr % -lN- = VI Sh'oAs
The supplied Box, q TaA f'es-t Gao. AID aoIaaL
Exchange unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Canal IesSfS, ana hGtirpdde o,o
Die lS52i bales Cotton II pkA Ashes - S 66s. FSuI o5
hush Wheat 10 - bush Oats bush Malt III bush Beans V
bills Corn Meal 40 pigs Refined Petroleum ~ bbs spirits Hpen.
tine Dbl, Tar bhs go bb Pork SO pkg Brgi O
pkg Cut Meats Butter cost pigs Che
aC6 bills Eggs 81 pkgs Taow 1873 pigs DRIED Fruit 10 Peg on
Cake % hb Copper bbs WHISKY 81 bales Wool o Oses
Hops So sides Leather i9 Hides 1923 bdis Hides 4 bids 10.
bseco Tobacco $50 pigs Starch % bags Feanu OWL
IIoru bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
THE MARKETS.
fc,r,gllv reported for TIKI TRIBUNE.

IClrsfally for THK TRrBuSEi
SATURDAY.. Dec ~ 1859
COTTON-prss remain nominay before bli the huness has
The
Of asa aud l8 arye Of which 8i we're for
export consumption speculation. For future delivery
100 bales December 2fc 2Oj DO Jtuuary 2 o DO o. q
Frbruarr half February Isle; ~ March
100 do do 253 100 for March od april Iir O April
1 December 100 February 100 March. 100 April
MAY and leo June private Of Low hddug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
Sinantial.

UyIrED Stairs TREASURY NEv.YoEE, Dec. 20 1862
THE PURCHASE and SALES ordered for
thi. week = follows:
PURCHASE or BONDS.
Weluesiay, December 22-Two Millions
SAILS OP GOLD
TUESDAY December 2l-Oue Million.
THURSDAY December 2J-0ne Million
Friday December 2f-One Million
They viii be 10 with regulations heretofore observed
certified check for Eve per bid offer be deposited there
with Proposals will opened y o'clock each day specified
Tie Treasury is option accept offers Of bonds 10 excess Of two
Millions Further particulars can be hai at this Office.
Nv order Of Secretary Of Treasury CHARLES J. FOLGBR
A...LanL ILea.nrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

A LBERT II. NICOLAY,
n AUgTIOEEER
kEWJERSEY ZINC COMPANY STOCK
At AUCTION.
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY
will SELL AZ public auction
THURSDAY. Dec %. 1909. az ~ o'clock f. M.
a h NalesroOm.
III Broadway CIunity Buidnr,
for Of whom 70 concern. - -
40 SuAUpS NEW-JENSEY ZINC COMPANY COMMON STOCK.
W." PAR VALUE $40 EACH
I5O SHARES NEWJERSEY ZINC COMPANY
PREFERRED STOCK,
PAR VALUE 800 EACH
To be sold To- o purchasers
For further particulars Apply 20
" ALBERT u. NTCOLAY.
STOCK AuetoBeer and Broker.
no. - Pine.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD CONsoI-
IDATED MORTGAGE SO-YEAR PER CENT BONDS
Interest payable April and October, at the Bank of
America. in New-Iork. There is not in existence
a more reliable security than the Bonds of this Cor
poration.
For the present we offer these Bonds at IS and ac
,crued interest For circulars and further infOrma-
ton apply to
j. b. ALEXANDER & Co., No. 10 Nassau-st.;
john j. Cisco q Son, No 50 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

CRY OF AtEGHKSr THEAsu OEyIcE ees er W lbt9
NOTICE is hereby given 60 the HOLDERS OF
~ six PER CENT MUNICIPAL BONDS ottbe tul OF Abh
GUFNY that the COUPONS said Bonds coming due JnaT 1870
vii be PAID DAY css the state Il At The Bnf 1is5grEa
10 the Cry Of Pittsburgh Pa go ~. M thh khON,
JACKSON. LANSING and SAGINAW RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY-rROPoSALS v.l be r.er'e by ISAAC
IyEKMORE ESQ Treasurer of the Michigan Central u roaJ Com
pauv Boston uHt tie .ll DIV Of DreemFt I15 A.
four h7rd Dollars Or any pr Thereof OF
or FIRST MOETGAGE BONDS purchased uderiIe
Win rt Comranr aud To delivered Treasurer It Boston
W. H. 4 HAYDN,
J-.tsor dec lofl President j. J. Sit Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. A. S. HATCH.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. 3 NASsAU-sT., NEw-YORK.
ANTICIPATION AND REIMBURSEMENT or JANUARY
INTEREST
During the first few days in January, about fifty
millions of dollars will be disbursed in interest on
Government and other bonds, dividends, &c. A
large proportion of this amount win seek renvest-
ment in frst-class securities, and absorb large
amount of the best Of those now on the market.
We receive numerous inquiries as to whether the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY can be obtained after Jan. !, at
the rate at which they are oiiered-9O and ac-
crued interest. As the loan is small in amount and
the greater portion of it already sold, unable
10 give any assurance TO how long the bonds may
he obtainable at the COmpany's price.
To meet the wants of those who may desire to in
vest their incoming Revenues, due Jan. l, we will
receive in payment for the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY re-
manning unsold gold coupons of the United States
and Central and Western Pacific Railroad bonds
maturing Jan. J. at the full market price OF gold.
BY this means our customers and correspondents
NAV reinvest their January interest at once, and
secure the bonds at 90 and accrued interest in
rency. thus realizing the premium the accrued
interest. which is advantage of about per cent
on the bonds over purchasing after Jan. 1.
The entire amount of the loan is $2,SO0,0OO, on
property worth at least s1O,OOOOOO.
Coupon bonds of $1,000 each, interest payable in
New-York, Jan. and July l. Principal and interest
payable in gold.
We also receive January coupons as above in pay
ment for First Mortgage Bonds Of the Central Pa
cfc Railroad Company, at the current market price
FISK Il HATCH. Bankers, No. Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., Bankers. No. p Nassau
at offer for sale the following desirable securities;
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
& per cent Gold Bonds of the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad Endorsed by the State of Alabama;
indianapolis and Vincennes First Mortgage per
cent Bonds, strongly guaranteed; First Mortgage
> per cent Bonds of the Mobile and Montgomery
Railroad 10 per cent Bonds of Platte County, Mis-
sour per cent Land Grant Bonds of the Union
Pacific Railroad, and some prime 10 per cent
rency bonds
The attention Of investors is invited to these well
secured Bonds Full information in regard 70 them
will be furnished upon application to the agents of
ferinR them for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
sTATE on ILLINOIS. ExKCUrTK UTHCE.
SPRINGTRLD, Nor. %, 1888. :

ILLINOIS. ENkCurVK OFWCE,l
SpRISGFELD Nor. %, 1853. !
DY virtue Of and in accordance with the pro-
ID visions Of the Legislature Of The state o. nG entitled
Act payment II the principal An Interest OF the
State debit" approved February p 1889 -
Holm NJ PAIMER Goyrrpo- Of the State Of Ih do hereby
nofy that MONDAY the ard day Jsnu
ary 1870 Americas Exchange National Bank De City Of New
Treasurer Of Illinois will pay the hordsp the state OF
hereinafter particularly designated IN this pocu1aiOn; and by
virtue Of aud 10 pursuance further motif al Il
and all Of said ads will
specified 10 this v from the at
third January Bonds deBomnstd Illinois Six Per
PAYABLE after the 1902 hri
treIv : g. H. 49, 49, 2 81 p % a. 25 26 o. e. s. 30 81 a. g.
81 70 90 A. S. ST. 49, 3d. o. o. g. o. 20 H. q! a. CO. 3D. 3d.
81 o. o. o. g. loo lO7 lO8 H. l lfs 30 4, l3J
1873 lg4 .gJ, l9l, 80. POO 2Ol 1J2 2l3
In TESTIMONY whereof hereto baud srd eas 70 be Alfred
the Done the CITY Of Spngh tbs 25d day
OF November. A. d. 1863 JOhf PALhbl@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
NETWORK & 0SWEG0
MIDLAND RAILROAD



SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAIDUP STOCK sUBscRIP-
under constructions Issue limited to
per mile built and running order BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF ACTUAL COST The road being built
With a. economy $50 miles already completed the most
thorough equipped aud running regular tn and the whole
lover miles, expected viii be completed within the ensuing
year one the important roads in the State ofNsW'forE
shOrten the from NewYOrk City Buffalo 70 miles aud to
oswego miles, popuous district destitute Of other rail-
facilities furnish large profitable local business
completed aggregate cost far below that Of any com
peing line These advantages fail to make it one Of the
paying leading from the metropolis and Its First Mort
gage Bonds one Of the issued All mortgage bonds
issued on Railroads running City good and the
interest promptly paid although Of them moged Tor more
than double the amount per Midland is Among the bonds
Offering equal these For the investment OF
trust other nothing btr and exchange for Govern
ent they give large Of income beside paug the
premium They meeting With rapid sale aud have been ged
snd that they chiefly BY most conservative and saga
eious capitalists exchange securities Price par aud
accrued interest Circulars pamphlets &c. on baud for dis
trbuiiOu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

o"' Z, S S Buliiai Boston Mass
WHEREAS, by act of Congress, the uilice of
f. hereby gwen Tia. e., Coupons 1ase loHa Doe Jan.
l. ls1 vii b. PAYABLE on anl ar i a-'s ~ So2i re- nno'sin'
CIryTI AN. ,otrvFrs. CiScs''r svn INnItN. ,ous{
RNLwsY C1vr,yT. CLEVELAND. Dec %, ~ )
V'HE FIRST MORTGAGE BOAIS I the
BEILEfoSrAlNE art INDIANA e. CO.. dse Jsnl 7, vl bs
10 ofN-po gW... le irrsas . o., is s.s.,ai,ne 40
VNO the HOLDERS Of ONO STATE
sTOCHSSouc rrso gyeu ta. ile interest us 90 te ''
Tsl a, tae 8AEaitiS lSCASGE NloSAL BANK, IL bs Gu
o Nr~Yok tie ls' the 18th prao uaas ID as there
'''' - JANIS u. GOODMAN Aal.af stu,
IsA3AG T. :, Sl.LGMoop Sen, 2 Of STATE
Corr.s..orer. Of tie sinking Isa oins STAT ofotia
CTATE or AEKANSAS.-N Notice il hereby
STATE OF heKASSSs nlas d1s JASUAY 100. ~ b. paid
on and asr tle aas pre,eHon A. lhs iusre kIea''s'
S''i'A'' ''-''' HEyEY FACE. STAT, Treasurer
Ila. Rock. Artsn,,, Dee 70 ia5
OWES o. r'E, HAslIoS tEE iy,,l' SC. Sg,ssn.
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS of TINS Com
n usrv vii e Ls AZ th oe on MONDAY Jaluary 1870 Poll
DE READY to invest your spare Toncy in
ID the y l. Co. Popular Issue coupons aiAsAs4 S"'s o-d
HRAND RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD COM
NJ PANY PROPOSALS. Will b. sreivsd By ISAAC liW Rsohh
TREASURER grau Central Railroad Conps9T, aare -
Boos mill dar December At aoau m lhe SAL fslsrs
BONUS O. be purchased he contract vi bN Con snd u
be delivered sad s.ur % Bo''os oa ss 1siaJ ~ eemoer
lse). ard paid i'r by him 90 delivery
l. ALAMAZOO, ALLEGAN, AND GRAND
IN RAPIDS RAILROAD CONrANl.-PEOrO~AL Ill he re-.
LIE EMOEL IssHr-r Of t4r Nj Genital
Re- Irnad COMPANY Boston. u Deecm-
er "a uoaa SALE 81 aeutrsght doht,
rart thereof FIRST MOETdAbE BONDS ~ rurri s~d
rrder the o. b. daH r- said Treas
uIer Boon tLr jE LaJ oi Deccmusr l PAL ioi ~ Din
o deliver
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN l-hchland
> Comfy TR STA1E fsiGh0D ~ ATTOREEi AtNEhAL
"a THE President AND DIRECTOR, or the EX IIASk OF
COLUMBIA Plbcatou ~ Notice Settle Ca
mot ou en~ral era Itat G.
d. Baldwin the above named Bank, tu g. ~ h
Receiver 81 1 BuE and tai 10 frqure
sssiH said bank aud 90 Del o..
zane from Gate n sid ssI's Nd
u puihshr daily for sr weeks iu Ir h.JH
I.JuLo1H, and Newspaper BaumYc ahd one We l"A
T. BOOZER, Judre tht tlrcuit
Al Chtmb-rs Columbia. 5. G.. NoremiEr zt. lol9. . ,
S1f N Carolina EhiIHd County,. d. T. ~ lert oi
tie Colnou Pleas Tor sal county. DO crt a' Tie
fe case rslri1TS the ~ frr
dent and Directors of ihr E1cbsuge Bank Of Coumb S
In h-rrrtH hand seal 81
= . once. Columbia. this lJth daJ ~ horemhr A. o.
ILhl D. D. MILLER T.. 90 p.
Pursuant u the the Hon L. s fhh
Creu &. appointing the undersigned Receiver f natge
oil Columbia TO al aius
trsu Baut in the must he pr'eutel s aiihiu
sixty 81 le date Of he sal ollT - DE . .u bog = &
q H. BALD IN rsv.L
Columbia, s C., Nov. &C. 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

sr.rs ~ NV YoRE BAyE ALBANY, Dec TO- 1862
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant To
~ chapter Laws Of 1889 and section Of GharT 49, Ley,
BULLS HEAD BAhh
The CIV Of hngi0g association located IN The CITY ct Sew
he the Superintendent Of the Baukbg
,,t an ,.srfstIov III thr NEW-lORK STATE NATIONAL
BANK tie C Albany Tor from the date beoi and not
thereafter - ------.
The outstanding circulating notes Of the said bank must be presented
A. aeSsd within s1 hereof and ell notes which
bs nd h. rs,e Tor redemption within the time thus
peb viii cease 10 be charge upon the und 10 the bands OF e Sa
~, -. n ~ nnr,oss g. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent
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GJunc,s for 5psuItss {f!sn.
pRO0KLYN MARKET,

de READY to invest yOur spare money IN
I'D the L. A. Co.. Popular a. ConDous ait'"'-" SioeA offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

THOA A. jr. President . JoHS J. BILL 'a st
Tar NIN7H NATIONAL BaSE. NEv-loKK Dec 10 l6b5
TINHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
Il ofthis BANK the Banking Rooms NO t' Broad
the SECOND TUESDAY E January l rgIl nsNre Ae
boar Of y IN and p join J. mn. SA,hsr
TENHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
hoders 81 Coal Company Of AhsFhans 'ear
Maryland for the the eusng %
Cuupgnr. BrnadUW, 90 llUhnbAl ue
0h inst Polls open from l2 peock t "coch = 10 It uau'
books viii be closed from the evening Of The % 70 Le otlf "i
81 d. a. MlblNe ot-esal'
EEW.IORK, Dec, 10. l5Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

NATIONAL BaoADwAY BASK EEw YoEs, rec "a, 1909.
ELECTION.-The Annual Electln for Di-
rrcors OF thi. Bank he bed the Banking IL 2 Broad
aT on TUESDAY the t day January pore the hours
Of u ~ . o'clock p !. l. I've n CASHIER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

denominations Of O and $780, bearing Eight Centper sunun
Interest psyabs Gold the 18th Of February and August 10 each
year. EeWYork Loudon FrnkioOnthehn at the bodeFs
option free The for months GOO bond
il ,rnhle A. EllnHa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
ADAMS AND FULTOS-ST..

DTGHTS TOR SALE of n new and useful
article rr~h humuug CAL and
sr-it IN .sr l.I Judge To- ynrref A Dlr tu
THOMAS WALLACE $50 West Thirty-fftbsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

~ THB INSTITUTION FOR TIIB SAYINGS OF MBR,
CHANTS CLERKS ANb OTHERS No ~ unou-p.aee. corner
Of East Ffeen decarei DIVIDEND deposits Tor 81 re
or six months prior 1870 follows At the rate per cent
anuum e1eeeng W and II rate 81 per
cent Der annum EXTRA DIVIDEND 90 sane
principle those declared the previous viz Three per cent 90
ss not exceeding deposit for g. Jannary
1870 Der deposit for and per rni on
Ike sums on depns for dividend eel aud payable Jin
III 1870 IN rot drawn will he added To principal SOD compoaads
'' - ~ MOSES Il. GRINNELL, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
Sa6ings gnnhs.
WALTER ROCHE } v,cs.Py..deut,
EDwARD HnGAN,
CITIZENS' SAYINGS BANK,

" No. 50 BOWEgY soulh.we corner CAN Al~sI -, a,
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED OF ALL SUMS Floh
FIVE TO 1--WE HOUSAHD DOLLARS
Money deposited wl draw interest from January J.
EVERY DAY from 10 70 ard also II the evening" o.
Monday. "Wednesday. aud Friday. from To T.
Bank hooks IN English. German, and French
SENM A Sea-E. u A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

Total sues Jan. !. SJl ls9'94
The following is comparative statement of the exports
OF specie from the port NewYork foreign ports for
ls years from EJan. TO Dec IS, and for the CORE
amending periods in the undernOted years:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-09-25
How Cattle Kill Trees.

II is a n,,iceatle fact, that \ t,ee ever 80
thrifty. and Of whatever kind. 10 which
cattle gain access and under which tiey
become habi,ua,ed to stand. viii very ,opn
die. Iu the case o. a solitary >hale-;ret
in pasture hy the roadside, this J. . IN
mon occurrence. The query may have
been suggested t. wha; j. thie own :"
In tie t-,, place ruiti., : tree u H.,
necks Of cattle is highly rerniciou>. aul il
persisted in. il VII comm. u,y destroy i
sooner or later; but If the body Of the ire"
be cased 50 their neck> caunot touch l..
death will ensuc just as ccr.ainl a. they
are allowed to tramp the earth about il.
But why should ,rampng the earth de-
strov the tree: The reason Is one ofwiIc
and important application to the 'aw> q:
vegetable growth. The roots OF plants
need air, if not as much. yet just rs truly
a. the leaves and branches. Their ease l.
analogous 10 that Of fishes which. thnu-h
they must have water, must have air a!,r.
namely, just as much a. rermeatc> the
water. If it he all shut Of. - that non,
which is fresh can Get 10 them. they will
exhaust the supply On hand. and then die
for want Of more. So the roots Of trce>
and vegetables want air When the earth
is in normal or natural condi;; ~. it j.
full of inter>t;es and channels. hy which
air gets to them. Bu, Il the cattle are al
lowed 10 tramp down the earth, and tie
sun aids their work hy hakinc it at the
same time 1 crust like = brick i formed
wholly imperv;ous L the atmosphere. au6
the tree Yields 10 lis fate Soa tree can
not live Il is -oat> are covered with close
pavement. They VIII struggle :or lie 10y
creeping 70 the surface. ana hQist.n- gu, :,
brick here and stone there or find Z
crack where their uJses can snuff little
breath; hut if fought d.wm ana covered
over. Will finally give ]; az. s. Il ;gee
he thrust into close clay Or It's roots are
kept under water. il refuses ci;l.- IL he
IN acquatic. or T. put NJ with is alumni
Gus prison. twill grow a little Is poss.-
be. and die the first opportuui;y-Pa-
-airie Farmer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-09-25

Va. -a-- -. re "t :: : re: 80 a. :2-3 VILE listing :as
.-a-1 = s. go - t-s - experience. a.: T.a. ~! Es-s aaa
a e: g 80 IN as r-33c:o3 :: the -T4as who were Ike
e.a7e aa; 49,. ::- a- :27a:@ac- Obtained Ill ssy
G. - - delighted a- ----le5, an are. Lis recovery,
With occurred determined procure .e manufacture
t.: g. -.;e:
ls - ;s si5-s i has: and suffering humanity
:- - ;a3:a::3 RE f-AN
.A = 5ag a-:e :: :c.. o1a;s: principles ard
-a.a:s ~;; -e:-a esa:t wa-se: RAPID vr
Is- @ 4 80 oeae 1-a2a.: worS a. -sr tie civilized
We -: ;a $3.50. ;as=a- :: health and the demand ir
:te -: e=:: ::e ate. :: -
=.:@= :: 8. c.Z tn made &c re c-.
:zs:a s tie c-Y :=:a:=as :. therefore became necessary
IT, a s.;3 :: CO; &c a 80 a. aFe-:
was " So 3.= o -: - -.:e = securing a..
Leasing =-: .ass -; r.aiv::-a the
Lam -. ;;:s3 Nth a.e.
:aa @ -a ez-s2;a ~ -.raa re -a
e.-aa a. tie e:::: - PLANTATION ----7s we're = petition
:as -a::- - - s: - - 2eae; Z -a-s:a:
:-s ;4a re aso-e -:
:a -a7ss az 's~ ~ re E Il.
a-:.::: T.-a- - T-s:, a..
es. E-: as: lie Encompasses; :. lie
ay " @ ~ .7:- 80 o- a2as :-2:sa: a---a-y they
a:a?:ei 70 IL al --- -: agreeable a.; always
r-o.-:a - :-:-s3.a te-:.::i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-09-25

WHITE MOUNTAIN CAkF-One pound
Of sugar. half pound Of butter, one pound
Of -four, whites Of nine eggs. one cup Of
milk, one teaspoonful Of soda. and two Of
cream tartar; bake in jelly-cake pans and
put icing between; one pound Of sugar
and the whites Of four eggs makes the ic-
ing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-09-25

FRENCH CAkE.-Fiye eggs. TWO cups
Of dark-brown sugar. one Of butter. one
pound ofchoPpea raisins, one teaspoon Of
salaratus dissolved in half cup Of water.
one tablespoon Of cinnamon. one smantea-
spoon Of cloves, one pound Of currents. a
little salt. Flour according to Your own
judgment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-09-25

CHARLESTON PrprrNG-Four Guns Of
flour. three Of sugar, six c--~. one cup Of
butter, one cup Of cream, or with a tea
spoonful of soda, two tea>roonsfull ofcream
tartar; beat all well together.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-09-25

FRENCH HoNEr.-one-quarter pound
OF butter, one-half pound of sugar, yolks of
three eggs, whites Of two eggs, juice of,wo
lemons, and the rind also-to be simmered
over slow fire till thick. which takes FIVE
or seven minutes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-09-25

BATTER BREAp.-Boil one quart of milk
and pour 1t on one pint Of sifted meal
take care is not lumpy; add piece of
lard or butter the size Of an egg. one "a.
hi'-spoontul salt, and five eggs well beaten a;
bake slowly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-09-25

'"'oANtT tAkE.--Onc bowl Of surar.
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tr' TO have the manure applied as fa>, as
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February 6. ls5f. l4:!y
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DODD'S
NERVlNE
6lD OF!

New LONDON, CONN, April &c, 1869.
REMEMBERED FRIEND-I thong ht it we'll to wait an
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treatment of The new medicine. and am happy TO
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DODDS NERVlNE without any body advising me 10
It. When began with it could only walk from my
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years All the medicines have heretofore taken has
failed TO give any relief able to go u p and
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NERVINE the best medicine ever found and shs n
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have only taken three bottles. and would not be
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