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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The Horthwestern Woman Suffrage Convon.
tion at Detroit-EIection Of Omcers-The
Republican Party Reviewed by Miss An
shsny.
DETROIT. Nov. 80, 1870.
The Convention OF the Northwestern Woman
Suffrage Association rcasssmDled for4ts fourth
sion as Young Mems Hall this morning ss ten
o'clock. The attendance throughout tho forenoon
was good for an early gathering. The following
officers were reported for the ensuing year and duly
elected:--
President-slrs. NJ A. Hazlett. OF Hlllsdale. Mich.
Vice Presidcnts-J. u. Boss, OF Michigan; Mrs.
Myra Bradwel, or Illinois; Mrs. II. Il. Collins Of
Ohio; Mrs. Dr. Fegurson. OF Indiana; MISS Pn9bs
CozLens. of Missouri. Secrctary-Mrs Rebecca w.
Mott, OF Chicago. Corresponding Secretary--uar-
riet Brooks. or Chicago. rreasurer-Fernandc Jones,
Chicago; j. w. Campbell or Detroit; Madame An
mSs. nsSe Of Wisconsin, and Mrs. Frances Miner. Of
IL was announced that letters or cordial approval
nad oeen received from Henry Ward Beecaer, Mrs.
Colyer, Rev. o. u. Haven, Professor B r. Crocker.
Moses Colt Tyler Mrs. LiYermore Lucy Stone, IT, B.
EsSys EysSsssI ts S 's.sPaas s ass 9ss IssasoH
ce.l,, Mis- AIaons y made few remarks upon the ne
so esss MSsf ssma9pg q he ee hssSf hsfes q @
W. W., Recommended memoriSziug The Legislature!
sss ass ANNOY ,l sa,.At present the national Com
uestna isnoras ras wSmsnhood Of the country
dssness v5@sh in pe Senate VIZ Ss 1rs 11u@E iniy
Oi CuuItnhu VI the Juulciary COmmftL.0
and Ia the HOuse MI. Bingham, Of Ohio AZ vet theg
nave kept In ticr pockets the claims or woinen
for the right OF suffrage, end hayeY tailed
10 present report ON tine subject, through which
the question might come up for discussion aud ac-
ti0n." Miss Anthony thonght the women oil tha
Northwest might. during the coming year, cause
Trumbnl aud Bingham TO trcmtle f0c their posi-
tons and compel them them to make reports which
snail inaugurate the desired attention In Congress-
She declared her conviction that the republican
party was no moro worthy OF sympathy from th6
women OF the country than the democratic party,
and she cared not whether relief from the repubii-
cans or democrats. At the conclusion OF Miss
Anthonys remarks the Association took q recess.
The afternoon session commenced at nall. past two
O'Clock, the attendance being considerably larger
tnan In the morning.
Resolutions were adopted providing for the cor
p0rati0n OF state societies in tho Northwest OH de-
claring themselves auxiliary bodies, and providing
also that the president or each state assocla-
ton shall be an eroDicfO member Of tha
Executive Committee and the secretary bo
one OF the secretaries or the Northwestern
organizatlon also providing for the appointment oil
COMMITTEES TO prepare an address from the assoca-
ton TO the people OF the country upon the subject Of
woman suffrage.
The rest OF the afternoon and evening was devoted
TO speeches.
The Northwestern Woman Suffrage Association
fixed Its headquarters practically mt Chicago To-
night resolutions were adopted for startln news
paper by January l.
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LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpos. Nov. 3e-4 SOP M
Consos closed at 1895 for both money and
securities closed qie United States nveweny bonds
lso2 bG do 1850 e7 do lo67, 9G ten-fores 67 Rail
road stocks closed hn Erie Railway shares, 24; Illinois
x8.
FRANKFORT BouRsE-F?ANRFoRT, Nov. S0.-American
securities steady ivewenty bonds 94a issue OF
1867. -
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAeKEr.-LIvHapoo1, Nov 30
4SD r. MIhe cotton market closed steady Middlng M
lands, 9lsd g1id. mrdd,ing Orleans, 9d. 95Id. Tho
sales Of tho day foot up 900 bales ncu ing 200 for
port and speculation.
LIVERPOOL BnEAD5TUrrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nov.
3D. 80 L. M-Breai istuifs cused frmer.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARxEr.--LIvERpooI, Nov
3d. 80 r. MPork, 1868 DBL for Eastern prime mess
Lard declining Cheese 72s ewt Tor the bes. grades
American fine Bee, I9e. 81. per tierce Bacon
56f. per cwt. for short rib mides.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARAEr.-LrvERpoOr., Nov, 30
$50 r. M-SPirits tupentine, 52s. Lnsee1 oil, f3l
Refined petroleum easier.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKrr.--LoNDoN, Nov. go 80 +.
M. falow DECLINING; sales at 49, Refined petroleum.
frmer 1T ls ID Tufpentine rrer Ss cd 34s
linsced declining. Sugar on the spot Lrmer.
ASTwETP PFrRoLEuM MARK ET.--A NTwrrp, Nov. S0.--
Petroleum Is quoted ii 80 francs FOR standard white Aner
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Personal Intelligence.


Baltazzi Enendi Charge d'AHaires Of Turkey, who
came to the city 10 attend the wedding OF Sehor
Roberts the Spanish Minister occupies apartments
at the AlDemarlc Hotel
Mr. Thomas H. Dudley, United States Consul at
Liverpool, England. arrived yesterday by steamer
City Of Brussels anu Is staying at the Metropolitan
Hotel. ag .M w
Commodore James Ashbury. OF the yacht Cam
bria reached the city at seven O'Clock last evening
and Is now stationed at the Brcvoort House.
Sir John Findley, Of Victoria. v. H. Is among the
latest arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel, where hc
Will remain few days. His present Intention is to
60 TO washington on q brief visit before returning
home.
Baron Lederer, the Austrian Minister is staying at
the Albemarie Hotel.
General u. +. Butler is expected TO arrive this
morning at the Astor House, ea route for
washington.
Lieutenant Commander Schooumaker, OF the
United States flagship Delaware, left the Everett
House last evening.
Secretary George A. Robeson OF the Navy De-
partment, arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
evening. He Will lay the corner stone OF the sea-
mans Exchange this afternoon.
MIR. d. G. Mitchell, the author, better known under
the nom de plume Of "Ik Marvel,u came to this
city yesterday from New Haven and Is temporarily
at the st. Denis Hotel.
Mr. W. Fl. Manvillc, from England, arrived yes.
terday by the City OF Brussels and put up at the
Everett House.
There is o bevy Of Senators at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, where the following are registered among
the arrivals last evening Senator Conkling, OF
Utica; Senator Morrill, OF Vermont; Senator Stewart
Of Nevada. They are en- route for Washington.
Major Oglesby, Of the United States Army Is
quartered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr. L. P. Poland member Of Congress from Yer.
mont, Is at the Grand Central Hotel on his way to
washington.
Colonel Charles Sharpe, of the United States Army,
is among the last arrivals at the st. Denis HOTEL
Senator +. M. Sym0nds, OF Delaware, came to the
city last evening and put up at the Astor House.
General George w. Cook, from New Mexico, Is
stopping al the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Senator A. A. Boyd, from Delaware arrived yes.
tcrday at the Astor House,
General MorelI OF the United States Army, left
the Everett House yesterday for Philadelphia.
Seniors Rivera, Franquel0 and Falles Secretaries
to the Spanish Legation, at the Albenare HOTEL
Hon. Z. A. Rollins, ex-Commissioner OF the Inter-
nal Revenue, arrived yesterday from Philadelphia.
and Is temporarily at the Astor House.
Hon. william Doroheliner, United States District
Attorney for the Northern district of New York who
conducted the prosecution OF the Fenian raiders a
Canaudagua last summer, Ia among the arrivals at
the New York HOTEL
General De Trobriand, OF the United States Army
and General Beauregard OF Confederate renown
sailed yesterday for France by the vile de Paris
Colonel Mahlon Chance, United States Consul at
Nassau, N. p. leaves for his post of duty by the
steamship Missouri this afternoon At four O'Clock,
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The Mail Steamship Union AsIsorc--ArI Hands
Saved.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 80 1870.
The German mail steamship Union, from Bremen
for New York, with 800 passengers Is ashore at Rat
tray Head. and viii probably be total loss.
All hands saved.
1.-THE Union was built, In hull and machinery, by
Messrs. Card d Co., Greenock, In 1866. She was
$40 feet long on deck, 40 feet breadth OF beam 80
feet deptn OF hold and OF 2,sTl tons burden. She
had three decks, seven water-tight bulkheads ana
was brig rugged. Her hull was OF wrought iron
plates and double rvetted. Her engines were OF
the vertical direct description having two cylinders,
u inches in diameter by feet stroke OF piston,
and an effective horsepower OF 1000 horses. Her
boilers, FIVE in number, were OF the tubular patern.l
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

TEE COMING ELECTIONS IN CUBA.-The
decree for the election Of members to the Con-
stituent Cortes in Madrid has been published
In Cuba. The island will be represented by
eighteen deputies. What avail legislation can
have for Cuba is not quite clear. The Cubans
now want independence, and aa the Spaniards
will not legislate in that direction the Cuba MS.
have, therefore, to fight and win ii.
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Womcn's Rights 1t the Polls.
LONDON, Nov. 80, 1870.
Partial returns Of the election for members
oi ihe School Board In London have been
received. Miss Garrett has been chosen
rom Marylebone by 47.DOO votes. Mr.. Huxley
comes next with $4,000 votes. Five others are
chosen by from 5000 to 1900 votes EACH Next to
Huxley comes the Rev. Mr.. TharoId, vicar OF st.
Pancras Mrs. Gray for Chelsea, and Miss Davis for
Greenwich, are probably elected.
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ARIZONA.

Immi grafton from Observation-Disclosures Ia An
sonora TO Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 80, 1870.
Advlces from Arizona TO the goth state that Gov.
ernor Stafford has returned to Tucson TO remain un-
til after the session OF the Legislature, which meets
In January.
Many OF the leading families OF Sonora, Mexico
have arrived at Tucson. 1t Is stated thar move.
ment Is on foot co annex the northern part IL not
the WHOLE OF the state OF Sonora TO Arizona.
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THE ALABAMA MIDDLE.

Government Troops Removed from the Capt..
toi-Smith Depending upon Negro Posse.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. go 1870.
Last night Captain Drum commanding the post
here had the troops at the Capitol removed by an
order from General Terry, commanding this depart.
ment. Smith ana Bingham have a sherllrs posse
OF negroes guarding the Executive and Treasury
rooms.
Nothing was done In the Legislature to-day
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CUBA.

The Commander OF the Central Departlnent
Wants 20 Resign.
HAVANA, Nov. so. 1870
General Caro- comm andlng tho CeDtrai Depart
ment, has rendered his Resignation. but it mas not
been accepted by tae home government.
Barr0s, Qutntlll0 ana Vareal have been killed.
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BELGIUM

French Prisoners Attempting to Break Jail.
ANTWERP, Nov. so, 1870.
The French prisoners confined here recently made
an unsuccessful effort TO escape. The government
has taken precautions to prevent similar attempt.
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INDIANA.
Desperate ARRAY Ia vandorburs County
Tive Illinois Despcradoes shot.

I've Illinois Despcradoes shot.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 80, 1870.
desperate named Pelham assaulted an inoffen.
sive colored man at Fa1rplay, Union township. In
this county, about dark last night and In the course
or The assault wantoniy shot him In tho back and
inflicted what Ia supp )sed to he q fatal wound.
Pelham then turned on Mr.. Crayens, the proprietor
Of the store In which the attack was made on the
negro ana snapped pistol at him. Cravens imme-
diatey seized his revolver and shot Pelham through
drew q knife on Cravens. received bullet through
the shoulder Pattern then ned, and avoided arrest.
Pelham IL apparently dying, however. These two
men are members OF gang called the "Shawnee.
town Boys from Shawneet0wn and Cave.in-Rock.
I and have been terror W the people OF the
ael2hbQrhQod.
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TRLBCRAPnIC NDWS.
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Queen Victoria Visits Chisel-
hurst.
~sO~~~~>>o~~~~~>~~s~~S~
A Three Hours Talk Between Her
Majesty and Eagenie.
The German Mail Steamship Union
Ashore and Wrecking.
ENGLAND.

Quccn vict0ria Visits Eugeuic-A Matrsnly
Chat During Three Hours.
LONDON, Nov. so, 1870
Queen Victoria visited the Empress Eugenie to-day
at Chiselhurst, remaining three hours.
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A.-Herrin9's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway corner Murray III, st
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TENNE
Suit Against General Pillow.

Suit Against General Pillow.
4 MEMPHIS, Nov. 80, 1870.
trial suit OF Rcddle, Colman & Co., or Pitlsburc
against General Gideon Pillow and others, for coal
seized here at tho outbreak the war to the amount
OF s125,0o0 was commenced to-day in the United
States Circuit Court, before Judges Freigg aud EN-,
nous.
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offer large and choice stock Of Ladies' Watches a
aizes and every variety Of oaslng with OF hs
finest quality.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

A.-Unnnturai Rcdness Of the Nose, DlacA
grubs, pmplcs cruptons and bloched dlHgura
Bond street.
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A.-rOuQhs.-The Administration Of Medici.
nal preparations In the form OF lozeuge ali modes tbs
most eligible and sSnnyWenisn more especially regards
Cough Lozenge, aay irritation which induces coughing
ing Instant relief In Bronchs Influenza and Consunpop
aud Asthmattc complaints.
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A.-GeutlemeHs Dress Hats of Superior
quality TO be obtained from ESPENSCHEID, nu a0
turer 1l8 Nassau street. s
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Royal HXvana L0tfery.-SupDre,ne1tar
determined by the drawings of the Royal Havana Lottery
For information, &C., address, MCINTYRE LUrHY CO., ss
Canal IDA Chatham aud 243 Greenwich slrcela
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Perfect Smbstisute for womau,s Milk
LlEBELIEBIG's SOLUBLE FOOD FOR BABIES Az
all druggists Depot No. Gold street.
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Mailed Free for ~ ccnts.--Dr. Kahn,s Jcr-
lures Nervous Debility; Marriage. It's obligations aud
impediments and diseases arising from mprudence with
cases from ac.ual practice Address Secretary DR.
Kahn's Museum 7l5 Broadway New York.
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Liberal Arrmngements Made with F1ras
class csnvassers and agents TO sell NEEDHAM'S PATENT
SEWING MACHINE STA RTER, the popular and use.
ful invention of the day Apply at General Agency, 735
Broadway, below Astor place.
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HOyal Havana Lottcry. .-Prixes Paid tn
gold Information furnished Tba highest paid
boubloons and all kinds of Cold and Silver.
VAYLOH CO., 9aakels, y Wal street, New York.
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Union square,

Tiffany Sc Co.,
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Ball, BLACK e. Co.,
JEwELLERs ANp sILvERsMIrns,


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These watches bs exccIed In beauty lnish
time keeping qualities BY which be bought
spending prices
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You want nice and nobby hat
s''h : Gns Rs55%'s 55Ss' rsi siI r. Broadway. o.
No other halter can compare
with KNOX for ehespnss. we declare;
: To maintain Il every way.
Diabetes, Dinbetcs.-Constitmtion Water In
q certain cure for H. Depot % CliG street.
FoLEY's fine Gold Pens and Pencs
Factory and salesrooms, 256 Broadway.
Ssrai ss,. =. Naas With F,.s
SEWING MACHINE TARTER, the most popular and usc
ful invention OF Che day Apply at General Ageuoy, 7S5
Mailed Free for 81 ccnts.-Dr. Kuhn,s I.er.
impediments arsins from imprdence ws,s
cases from actual practice. Address Secretary DIR.
Kahn's Museum, 74S Broadway, New York.
Perfect Substisute for Womau,s Milk
LlEBE-LIEBIG's SOLUBLE FOOD FOR BABIES Al
all druggists. Depot No Gold street.
Royal HMvaua Lottery.-Suppre,uenta
determined by the drawings of tho Royal Havana Lottery
For infcrmson &C., adircss MCINTYRE LUTaY co., si
Canal ls4 Chatham aud l4a Greenwich srcels.
Ioyal Havana Lottery.--Prixes Paid I'm
Doubloons and all kinds Of Go,t and Silver. 80
EAYaOA 60. yaAseIs, y y ~ street, New fosk- i.
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GERMANY.

The Mall Steamship Union Ashorc--Au Hands
Saved.
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PROPOSALS.


NFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, DEPARTMENT
~ Of the East, New York city, June o, 1870.
Sealed proposals. in Duplicate with copy or this adver
until IL NJ Jupe 1870 for supplying the Quar-
terastes Department With I've thousand five hundred and
twenty 5530 cords, or less, or good merchantable
times in such quantities be required BY this de-
pament during the ending June 3D. ls at which time
deliveries must be completed and to be delivered at the fol-
Fort Monroe, Va. and Yorktown and Hampton, Va,
National Cemeteries, 200 cords -
Fort McHenry, Nd, and London Park Cemetery, 1000
cords. -
Fort Washington, Nd, 200 cords
Fort Johnson, n c., 80 cords.
Fort Macon, N. c., zoo cords.
Glendale Fort Harrison, Seven Pines Cold Harbor Cu
pepper, Winchester. Staunton, Danvie City Point va and
Newbern, Wilmington and Salisbury N. c.. National Gene
and Poplar Grove near Petersbure Va,
National Cemeteries, 20 cords EACH
PAYMENT will made according to the measurement,
cerhed by the Post at the places OF de-
yery Bidders state separately the price at which
they will deliver the wood herein called Tor at each OF the
places, -. .,., ~ . u,,.r.u.o. .,.,.,,u
and entered into they VIII become suretes In
sum the amount Of tho contract for the
faithful performance of the same.
No bid viii entertained that not made in accordance
with this advertisement bidders have the privilege of
being present at the opening Of tho bids
the right TO reject any or oil bids
such portion OF any bid not post that may
be deemed of advantage to the public interest,"
Bids may made WILL be entertaned FOR delivering
the wood herein called for At any one or more OF ne
dressed the undersigned OF whom any oseE
Breyet Major General and Assistant Quartermsster
General United States Army Uniet M rs
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, CHIEF oUARrERMAsTER, DEPARTMENT

nppIcE CHIEF oUARTERMAs sTER, DEPARTMENT
u Of ths East YORK etS. June is5a ~.
ii:
straw s
M 70 be ID e such times ana IN sass $
% b.
Completed, to be delivered at the following named
Fort Monroe va bushels OATS ibo tons Hay and 70
s0Ps Per MciIenry MoO bushels OATS so Hay IS
Fors Washington, MdOO tons Oats Is tons Hay and 20
Fort FOo.s, MdOoo bushels Oats, 20 tons Hay and Is
Fort Johnson N oSOo bushels oas 5 tons Hay and lb
Fort Macon NJ C4OO bushels Oats, 10 tons Hay and Is
Rasgb C-Aoe bushels Oats, " tons Hay and 20 tons
The oats must be entirely free from other mpurI
put up in good and substantial sacks securely sewed
Saes & &c from surplus wood other foreign matter
supplies must be delivered at the wharves Of the re-
wDsss a Sy the g.
delivery Bidders mus. state separately tho prices q
for for he Il OATS must also be stated separately
two that n The bid shall be ns
sepsd and M me he 'nsy amount Of he
for The faithful perform of the same.
with this and bidders have the privilege OF be-
ing present at the opening OF the DIGS ,.. ~ IN,
az the department accept
aeh norton of any less than for one post that may
q ssd 70 w Ss for delivering
the forage straw herein called or a. any one or more Oh
ns must be endorsed "Proposas for forage and
srawh and addressed to the undcrsisned OF whom any
other informa''on 'AA ~ RUFUS INGALLS,
Brevet Major General and Assistant
Ouartermaster General Unitod States Army,
Chief Quartermasters Department OF the East
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NEWSPAPERS.

nv PERSON HAyiNa IN THEIR POSSESSION
"a cop: E.er,rF EeSrs% q jsnp:ry L ~ ~ brn a
them 70 the " Nassau street, and they will be sntsou
rewarded for thor trouble.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
rU,Ry WUITNEY'S MEATS FOOT HARNESS SOAP.
II oils blacks, poshes and soaps at the same time
VESEEHs.
GEO. W. READ h Co.
Manufacturers and dealers In
Veneers and Fancy Wood,
Hungarian Ash,
French Black Walnut, . -.
Amboine, Tuya and Tulip Wood
Biaak Walnut and Ash Burls, .
Mahogany, Rosewood, Maple,
SatiuWood, &c. Se.
Veuesre cut 70 order and ntEe, -
CEO. w. READ CO..
l7O and l73 Centre street.
Factory. ssSaa sSa Nongos ~ G's.n street; s.sssl
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A APARTMENTS-SECOND FLOOR, FIVE ROOMS, IN
n private house 2S East Forty fifth street, Third ave-
nue. 32 three nice Rooms 96 Third avenue @20 and
same house Room, x6; open.
ROBERT a. RICHARDS. GA Br0adWay.
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CLAUsoN's FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE. AT LAKE
- Mahopac 10 now newly lifted and ready for summer
boarders. Mr. will be at East rwcnythir street,
June 9, from TO O'Clock =. >, -
Putnam county, New York via Harlem Railroad to Croton
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or JAMES HOTEL, MARION, NJ j., FRONTING ON
y De Mott PARK class suinmer board " moderate
prices city and country combined convepient and
cessibe OF city than even Fourteenth street,
and conveyances much more comfortable; eight minutes
from Jersey Citv ferry Cortland Desbrosses street %
trains daily New jersey Karoad three lines horse
first class table, elegantly furnished rooms en- suite Or
sngyy all modern improvements; gas baths not ana coid
waller Apply on the premises or to GILES, WALES
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15
Deep Flowing.

The following extract from Wilken-
sons Journal in Hearth and Home"
contains much truth on this subject:
There's that deep ploughin' business l
see you've got sot upon, and | see they
keep hammerin' at it off and on, in the
Farmers Club Well, let 'em keep it up
it won't do no harm; but if man
were to ask me which believed in, deep
ploughin' or shallow, should be pretty
apt to tell him-six O one and half
dozen Of the other. It's thing you
cant lay down no law about any more'n
you can tell-a season aforehand-what
week in May you'd better plant corn.
1t depends on the season, and on the
crop you want to get, and on the SOIL and
on your help, and on your team; and
there's lots o farm questions that you
can't answer in your newspapcr-offices at
all. Halfpast six is good time to
20 a clammin'-if the tides out; but if
the tides in, it's terrible bad time.
OF course, lookin at it in theory
way, the deeper mans soil is, the more
he's got of it; and other things equal,
the better he is off; that looks as if he'd
better keep diggin' down. Bnt plough
in deep don't always deepen the soil
not what | call soil, which is the stuff
plants want to feed on. There's lots O
farm land that's got hard, gravelly stuff
below it; and if you plough into that you
don't deepen your soil, any more'n you'd
deepen your brain by Shawn the hair off
your forehead-as I've heerd o folks
l-doin'.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-15
Gbe Gin1es, New BLOOMFIELD, ]]a.

tree; carefully wash it with strong soft
soap, using about one half pint of tur-
pentine to a gallon of soap; rub the rough
bark off, then rub it well on the body of
the tree, the odor of which drives the
borer or worms down towards the roots.
Five or six days after this first applica-
ton to the body of the tree, pour as close
to the tree as possible about half gallon
of boiling hot ley, in which has been dis
solved a half pint of common salt and
one gill of turpentinc. 1t does no injury
but enhances the value Of the tree or
vine
TO prevent the fruit from being stung
sprinkle over the top of the tree MKT
ure consisting Of about half pint of
spirits Of turpentine to gallon of strong
lime water, which drives away the insects
and prevents them from attacking the
fruit or tree. This should be done early
in the morning, and at the time the bios
som has just left the tree. This is the
last application. Sprinkle it twice.
If there is a blight or black knot on
the tree apply the turpentine, salt and
soap and it will take it off and prevent it
any more from coming on the body or
limbs. Apply in proportions to the first
directions