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little advantage in holding him up bv
the heels, as is too commonly done in
deed, this treatment must be attended
with considerable peril 10 the patient,
supposIng there is remaining any move
ment of the blood at all. Necessarily
that position forces the blood TO the head
thereby increasing the congestion of the
brain, already present as the result of the
suspension of the breath.
Another interesting, perhaps, but not
very philosophical mode of treatment is
to roll the patient over barrel, as if he
were drowned only in the bowels, and it
was expected that by dislodging the enc
my at that point the citadel of life would
soon be recovered. Doubtless the most
salutary treatment of a drowned person
consists in placing him on his back in
halt-recllnlng position, and keeping up a
lively friction OF the extremities with
warm ftannelS, and at the same time
turning HIM gently and constantly from
side to side, in order 10 put in motion the
resident air i'll the lungs for if this can
be accomplished the diaphragm will con-
tract, an inhalation may be looked for,
and life saved. If these means fail, tick
lie the nose with a feather, or inject a
little snuff into the nose, and follow this
with the imitation OF the lungs by the use
OF the bellows. Take new or clean
common hand bellows, insert the nozzle
into one oritice Of the nose, close the 9th
cr, close the mouth with the hand. and
now slowly and carefully force the air
from the bellows into the lungs, and I'M
mrdlateIy eNpel 1t again by Il gentle
pressure of the hand on the breast. Ii, !
after repltitlon OF this experiment Il
Jew times, there is no sign OF life, you
may consider the case hopeless.
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Q hr farm and Garden.
Or-EUc D0iSy.

TINS undesirable weed has been lonn
known in the eastern portions of the
United States, and in the early part OF
summer, fields that are thicklv infested
with II appear almost aS dazzlln. white
IN the Sunshine. as a sheet of newly tai
len snow on Il clear day OF winter We
remember several year, ago. when stand
ing on a high piece of table land in the
southeastern part OF Pennsylvania and
looking at the faint and distant field, OF
New Jersey, some fifteen miles oil. of be-
ing puzzled to account Tor their white
appearance, like snow rldgeo, then in Il
warm day of summer. We afterwards
found that the whitenc-> came from the
millions. or billions. oi flowers of the
ox-cye daisy. strctchin. for miles across
the country.
A. the Colorado potatoc bug comes
east, the ox-eye daisy goes west. Where
they will meet. remains TO be seen. In
a recent ride through part OF the couu-
Try where thi, weed was scarcely known
some years a-o. it was now observed in
such abundance that on looking out the
ear windows a. we shot swiftly past the
banks where deep cuttings had been
made, We were reminded ct Bry.rnt'> de
scription ol the snow shower
As ruyrird- ~ ruyrit Is, Iuudly ch ,=cd.
stream the SHOWS, TIL the i white.
In most cases. the uN-,'yr l. au luIIcu-
ton OF too long continuance OF perm.-
ncnt meadows or pastures |. always IS
proof OF >lip->hod farming. \ golu.
we'll managed rotation will keep this
weed under or out. Iiorl clups. with
the ''uT>c-hoe pa>>in" a. often IL once :,
week. and hand hocing ;l> may he nccc>-
~ary, with dcn>cly sown and heavy m;l~~-
e. OF clover. and frequent alterations of
the different crops which occupy the
.rouud. will soon diminish the weed -
much that manipulating may easily clear
il out. Constant and clean cultivation
i hard upon it, and clover crowds il &c
vercly-mot thIniy-,own clover, with
bare patches, but with a peck and a halt
Of seed 10 the acre, on 4 fine, rich, mellow
surface where ii will terminate freely
and grow well. Weeds. aS well a. in
-cctS. must he met by diligence and indus
trN.-CUUstiY G,iti,u4u,.
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John Bromgham and Billy Burton. t

Jollh brolh9han anu blily burton, the
actors, never hitched very well, and
once, when the latter was in the same
eatimg-house with the former, he tool,
occasion TO say in Il loud voice that he
never read the Lantern, Brougham's pa
per. NO, | never read the - thing.
unless | am drunk :" shouted he again.
Brough;sn, who is the pink OF politenes-,
advanced, hat i'll hand, to Bartons table,
and III the most sauve manner replied,
"Then. Mr.. Burton, am sure of one
constant reader
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IHc HOHSctCjTf.
GRAHAM BREAD.-Two cups sweet
milk two cup, sour milk or huttcrmilk :
half cup moIas>cs one teaspoon soda
with unbOltcd wheat meal to make a
stlit batter. Ihi, cannot be- beaten for
bread
How To PKopU,E FINE Gloss
Take two ounces OF fine white gum ara
bic powder, put into Il pitcher and pour
on 1t "A pint "i boiling water. Caccordng
10 the degree OF strength you dcsirc).
then having covered it. let it set all niuht.
In the morning pour it carefully from
the drcg> into Il clean bottle. cork it. and
keep ii for use. \ tablespoonful of "um
water, stirred into pint OF starch that
has been made in the usual manner. will
give to lawns Ceithcr white or printed q
look OF mcwneS>. when nothing else can
restore them after washing. 1t l. also
good (much diIuted) tor thin white mus
lin and bobimct.
TO WASH WHITE ALrAcA AND Mo
HAIR GAIIBALpis.-iboiled white soap
electric soap and lukcwarm water must
he used (hot water will make the mate
rial yellow at Onccj. after tine alpaca has
been washed in thi-. and the soap thor
ouEhly removed by rim>img in cold water.
Ii must pass through water with Il very
little blue in it, and afterwards ironed
while damp with Il handkerchief OF linen
cloth over il.
About PICKLES Almost any yeue-
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y correspondent OF tie Germantown
Telegraph says: Strawberry plants can
now he SET out from the middle of Au-
gG>t 10 the end OF September. 1t Is true
August l. 4 very warm and 'try month,
but IN case OF the abscence OF ram, the
newly planted beds must he watcred eve
~ day or two until thcy become r>tab-
lished.
The bed should not be in damp sill
uation nor the soil heavy. Dig deep.
pulvcrize finely, ami, apply a pretty
heavy dose Of good bard-yard manure
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Ilr pcuplr ot lE,. \fi,nfi,. .,,t.- M.
acquainted with ;hr Chinese popula,iui
regard thcir Immigration To this co,ntr,
In thv saline li.ht thcy wouM the. iunu.
toriun ol an equal number OF the nr-r,
race from Africa
HEIR I<rI,u:uIr, WITT, .r,u-. :
uo>,lIur,.
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i,'.,. ,.I.,.,,.' ''.,'.''','' ''''' '.'' '''' ''''
''' ~ :" q" Wy "''''h' '''''''',''
~ ,'''''''' ~ ','','''''' ',''"''' '"'
''', 80 '''', ".'',' ''i'' "rl"l5h at
''r''! ''''' ''''' ''"' "''''' '"'','' p''>..'
ana i''''''' - '''E III '"e iH'nd' oi the
l'''''-''''' "a -r'"" man. sharp hn'
wy narrow -'I'''',,@'' "i'"''Aa''i ;'"d H>-
I' ''' character inc "''-ro when brought
To- ''"- country l, IL ~Imp.e barbarian,
WIZ" nothing L" ""'e.'"' and whose "'-h-
80 ''4oHI'h J. /" i.hitt'' the superior
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"Mammy.' said a precocious little
boy, who, against his will, was made to
rock the cradle of his baby brother, 'If
the Lord has any more babies to give
away, don't you take en-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-06

Little Johnny was being catechised by
his brother, who as ked him what he was
made Of Johnny repliel, You and me
and papa are made of dust, and mamma
and sister are made of mems wibs."
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10 make an impression | used a qualify
lng word 10 help me over few million.
and answered, ''ibom 10000. 900
Ills face wore look of mingled pity an
contempt. ~ !!c replied
''Nr, the one province of which | al
native numbers 10000. 900. and ou
whole Empire numbers 100. 900. 900"
We may be better able to conceive tn
VaHin"S> OF tins population by adding to
@''h'r the population of North America
south America and Europe, and then
Remember that the population of Chin:
l. equal to the whole sum.
liut China Is also the oldest of nations
Nhe has existed as Il mighty empire fo
Iho"-aul> Of wears. Few changes ha>,
there been in ler dynaSticS-tewcr vet il
her customs and civil code. The .sCe
l">uaie' ~ a government and as Il people
feel the conscious dignity OF. and ri@ht
iuIiv claim the respect due. to permanent
institution, and huarv ace In view o
these lari~ Ne sometimes feel Il httl,
queer when asked 10y a Chinaman ac-
G"Nntrd win the history of his country
,,r;ti,. ,.,,i,n .., 'u' -.'i'. anu
,..,.'l "'''' H'i''e'iii= "'
wo,.I. ~. ,r, ,tI;.,,I 80 ll,", ~
y,ot. o,n.. h,,,Ir.I ,.,.,r. =, ''
''''> 3'N '''NNHf'
we are APT TO speak with contempt OF
hIncNe rI'I.llallon. AMI certainly il i
/ very I'm. I.il,uI ,u,. ,,,,.,, I,,t - I- , .
always been ~. Ten ryuturir. AGO they
were the most civilized people on the
-'o"c- W ..t' our ancestors. ignorant OF
! i"' art oi printing. were making all their
books hy i"' iedi"H~ and expensive pro-
co. 'i manuscript writing. Tie Chinese
were printing no'h> 10y the thousand.
"i.r our ancestors went forth 10 battle,
H-"iI"- han" To hInd. ignorant OF pow
"rr ant H. u~''-. the Chinese were max
M powder and the fire crackers every
day. While our ancestor, We're Vet ig-
I.',,'.r ','' N"''''''
e.. ......
I;ut IL. trouble i--thcrr She stands.
.lu-i ~ she printed book, then. - she
prints books NOW; lust such powder and
iu>, such class a. ~hc nude then. ju-t
such ~ul raIh.~ nov. Improvement.
No adyat.. ,lr many a century.
" Nhat - tie cau-c OF the intellectual
-ia-uatiuu o. thi- uaii3ul ~,mr tlip-
panty answer: ~rls,v are an Inl,ti,r
rae. anal lack th. nrc,.-,.,r, brain tnr .l,.
.,,,.opm.a, o.. the hi.I,.>l civilization
i5ui We NAV we'll ,pl.~finu wl,fI,rr =.
p,o2le vino. uu1id,d from torci.n sources
nave eliminated a system Of ,,,>,rnm..,t
which has controlled lin. or.,t..f ,,.,,i,u
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PROSPECT OF \ MORE RAPID IIMIGRA-
TIO\.

The great recommendation of Chinese
labor Is its chcapncss. No people i'll the
world are such close economists. They
will live well. accordin" to their ideas,
where an Anglo Saxon will starve. y
little lice sutliccs them, Il little pork ad-
dcd constitutes high living, little chick
ca the hight OF luxury. Go into 4 Chi
ne,c habitatiun and YOU lind every inch
utilized. \ room ten feet square will
bunk Il dozen, beside atfording work
shop, kitchen and eating room. Reduce
wageS TO the starvation point for Yam
kce, AMI the Chinaman will not only live
better than a; home, but lay up money.
Now, capital ON this coast clearly per-
criyc-, and it viii soon see it in the At
lantic states, that Its interests lie in the
lree and rapid importation of these cheap
workers Irish laborers and damagogues
may oppo>e-Out there can be but one
issue to the contest. NIobs and midnight
incendiarism will avail nothing. The
Pioneer Wooden mills were once burned
for employing coolies, but now, like 9TH
er woolen mills, they employ as many as
they can. y year ago the Chinese grad
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PROPOSALS for the PUBLICATION OF the
u te IN oJasu, 8 Tor poin; sud publishing h, debate,
cu. accordance us s oooias selOa of 40 act approved
"sTG isi IN 6riie eaa,d That all acts parts q
sei Ton ard inr ne fourth DAY March nrI sa TIC joint Com.
TO- the plb'aon OF actual proceedings d debates 10 Congress
gpgn G a1 % ,s5; to s, SId By ls% '14
any 5ss e e.l i seSP 5 'G 10 g.Se @ tie s1
ofthe debates snd rroeeelrgs Of Co gre,,.d
.s. so%@es have si9T.s .s Psat plan ofra3s'ia 10
vision IN qaarO iorm but they also iayte gupo o o. Iuba
49,, ,ri ei5 " '''" W. TAU 0'''0 O0s'''' W -
Al opo,sls .soad embrace; Fr The alus of corps ORE
po r each House. Acceptable to Is Committee 90 Printing and
Second Toe Publication II the debate. IL daily paper 70 contain 70
political matter g. be .rl 10 tine to- sent nom Warrington BY he
tho Kinds fVpe be usd an The tlonAaa in
calnt aI bhts sfic,,oa. ad gaiuont 10 mater phmo yves
ported ad ai,o tho seshi sac. spl l. q Tie paper 70 e u,e
piper Pei viii lie furnished Tor ard vhit each aoIs copy viii
Third The nsrsoas q the reports printed into quarto form,
without any charges corrections and tie Of printing this
qo edition on payer be ilhei b., Congress including cypress
hundred cpo each signature Of the qiar'o edition printed and
vi. be furnished 0r and what '''' additional copy 'AOs
FS. Persons making proposal. viii whether they pro.
nierog The 1ario edition waiting for cory other service
What loss charges viii e with the understanding ,hl
em VI, be made 70, extra compensation tn any shape
Eoproro'al vii be received accompanied With bond with
s Of 25o that the bfr or bidders hal execute tie work the
joint Conmee Ga Public Printing deere to make ne contract Win BIN
e'rree That ht person Penoas making can command the y
I'D. sS, vii iSsis any Ss.ei n,9ao1 nat .sy may
gref,ioHA PrLier Washington, d. G.
cation q Debic Cor g and ai to the care Of the How.
IT, sf Chairman Of ts House Com%ties OF Printing or John D.
Detees Congressional Printer Washington, y. G.
by direction Of the Joint Gg%, q Congress on Public Printing
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NEWSPAPER VANDALISM.
aow DEMOCRATIC EDITORS "sOLICIT" ADVER-
TIsEMENTs IN LOUISIANA.

aOw DEMOCRATIC EDITORS SOLICIT ADNEN-
TIsEMENTs IN LOUISIANA.
The press and material OF The Mdr@SotHe
Qousiana) Register was destroyed by a mob on New
Years Eve. The Register Republican IN politics.
The mob was led by editors Of the Democratic paper
in the same place. ~. . A., ID,
This saws The Nec Orleans Republican, is the SKIN
Republican printing establishment that mas neeh oe-
stroyed in this state by mObs acting manly IN the inter-
est or Democratic newspaper publishers, VINO resort
TO this desperate means TO secure Tor themselves
nonopoy OF judicial advertising The Register puDlsheu
the judicial Of AyOyehes PARISH ana ms
publication led to its lawless suppression by the parties
Interested in the Democratic paper. The Other hepun,
hcan newspaper establishments that have been
in Louisiana by mObs are BdcLbus Homer Itao, tH ~
destroycdJ me 81 landry Progress, Me Andkdpds re-
sser and The RdpidcS Tribune. The DemOclhtlo IP t
which have gained the judicial advertising pat -
The destTeton of their Opponents are, TIE OpeOsas oO
rier, The Alexandria Democrat, re fIqIi"' 1' 49,
now the Democratic paper at AafNsNlLo.
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ouau Steamers.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
n UNITED STATES sui BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COHPASL
Mail Steamers sailing the 23d OF mouti
MERRtNACk Caot TIgHEHeAs Jsnuay II
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt 1iSKLhPAuGH. February ~
MISSISSIPPI Capt SIoCUN, Mavh ~
Tkese sail schedule ard call AZ NJ rhomss
Ps, Psr1mbueo Bahia AMI Rio De Jars going and returning Foi
sugaK sueas VI IN glt pass e, sprYto
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siiuatiops Gdlant:S-- Smalts.

A GERMAN GIRL wants n situation 70 90
"A GESERAL HOUsEWORK. oras COOK, WASHER AM IoALh
Apply No Il Stanton st. near lower.
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a Situation to 30
N GEYFRAI HOUSEWORK or as COOK Is Niusg AMI ob'gs
No. 1913 Second.st, between Avenues ard -
VNTANTED-By a respectable young woman,
w coo sitnstiin TAKE CARE OF OFFICES; the be'tof
reference given. Gail address O. s. No Doyert Fan0s4naIe
CITY and COUNTRY LADIES, who wish to
~ economic employing good faithful WOMEN AID GIRLS
moderate wages be nicely suited at T. CAKROLS Agency NO G
Save Also waiting be employed robust girls lately Hnae 'nu
snail
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MONDAY. JANUARY ii. 1869.
grOposals.
o.,,c, cu,vr or,Hrrrua.rHR,
OyFroE CHIEF QuARrERNATHR,
ropr LEAyKswORTH. Kan, Dec y 1000 =, ~
ARMY TRANSPORTATION :, S SEA a'

>->''">~' o,yroE CHEp QuAHrERuA.rHR,}
Eopr LHAyKswoRIH. Nan, Dec y 100 =, n
IPMy TRANSFORMATIONS SEALED
n PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE Un'l Il
u M iI OF MILITARY SUPPLIES ION .,
during year com@snng April 1862 and e's s Ma se M
Breve Leut-Col ~ l. Luddington. G. q d. " ''N'- " N ~
the time above msn'ioHed) porrH NO p
Prom such points on the Union Pafss S he CHEF @ DePt
any place, be designated BY & of latitude 90 de-
.ss s Of kS s ,s sG State Of Indian sIo
as he north Of Tie Canadian River and Ts :. MAJ be 10
th Territory AM points Ga i9 os At which tSey
will transport the stores each mouth Of the year. Osss P
Sep, bids however mr., invited will he entertained Tor ne
transportation the following POINTS the rave M the fore
100 pounds for the entire distance aud not per lO Ds'
''' "''' FROM PORT HARKER -,,,.,o,
to Forts z'r' In' P s@Sa fSsF f ass and ''
to Forts O' r 1s' s hfTGr SaI'! F6RT
to To Lyon ReyDO Gnd aud S9 y, b. wholly br wagon
vi. Be gwen S, ,pg s5a sOon 10 s1 oSs oats regarding
' ROUTE NO J. , T. a..
From Fort Union or such b. established J. Inc
Territory Of NereIico auy posts stations that are OF & he
designated o. Territory OF Arizona and in the State oil leA ~
The Weight 70 viii exceed ROut MOI 100000
pounds Route No. D. 100000 pounds - .oDo,,, yr,r
b. D asco%p s 81 SsP1 t'si p,a:
To ss S S q -. sae Vii with good
d .aHeeis eouI n aeeGlTee g sites en- case Of failure BY
party whom the contract be awarded to execute IN "e ~ SUCH
eoutra =. 4.
bidder at tie opening OF the popoA" VI w
represented BY his attorney. ~ , g. ...h
The Ontactos viii required give bonds on Route NO - sen
sh, be hIsd By the undersigned on Route 10 % AID
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty aud oeney Of saeh o ~
person offered security will be required ,,,-,,.. IN
Proposals. lndol Proposals for Amy Iranorsoh w
Route No 2" tie be- and none WIN be
comply requirements Of this ndTersenb
made must be prepared 70 execute e
contract without delay give the required bonds for
the faithful performance Of the contract - ,,-t
The st TO reject al bids that he offered rese
The contractor on each route readiness Tor service ~ the
April 1862 have place Of business or sSeny
vheh be may with readily the starting point or
points ofhis route. 4. ,--..1 IT.
k forms showing conditions Of the contract 70 be entered ino
had upon application to this once eer person.
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