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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11
COMMUNICATED.
A Good Yeast.

Take large handful of hops and boil
them in two quarts of water, until the
water is well-colored. Then put into the
water one cup of sugar, half a cup Of fine
salt and CRATE in three good sized pota-
toes now boil five minutes, and then set
away in crock to cool, after which, put
in some yeast for starting-and in two or
three days, bottle and cork tight. Use
for three good sized loaves of bread,
about half pint of yeast. 1t is equally
good for Buckwheat Cakes. Always make
fresh supply while you have enough of
the old lot left for starting.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11
TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered several years with a severe lung aifec
tiOn, and that dreaded disease, COnsumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used (free Of charge), with the drec
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find q SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS etc. The object OF the ad
yertser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer VIII try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please iad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
1tSly Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11

Monday all other trains daily except sunday.
WIN. G.. KING, Agent
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11

To REMOVE GREASE SPoTs.-A lady
correspondent says that she has an i'm
provement on Mrs. Numbers plan to
remove grease from silks, etc. 1t is to
place piece of the thick, soft blotting-
paper, used by accountants on the table,
then lay the soiled part of the dress on
it. Put another piece of the blotting-
paper on that, and press with hot iron
on the paper.--HearM and Home.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-01-11

nA- A correspondent of the Western
Stock Journal says: If the hoofs and
fetlocks of a horse are well-cleaned and
then rubbed with soft soap previous to
taking him out in snowy weather, it will
prevent balls Of snow collecting on the
feet
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DAVID e. FOUTZ. Proprietor,
BALTIM O II e. MO-

For sale BY Druggists and Storekeepers throuEhsnE
SAs UnitsA States, CAnadas and South America.
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DIR. WISHART'S
PtNETREETARC0 CORDIAL

= |&$$* : *&As&t , <A&A SS4&S4&%&$
1t is the vital principle of the Pine Tree, obtained
by peculiar process in the dstillation of the tar,
bywhich its highest medical properties are retained.
1t nygorates the digestive organs and restores the
appetite 1t ltStrengthenS the debtated system. 1t
purtes and enrches the blood, and eXpels from the
system the corruption which scrofula breeds on the
lungs. 1t diSSoveS the mucuS or phlegm which
stops the air passages OF the lungs. Its healing
principle acts upon the irritated surface of the
lungs and throat penetrating to each diseased part,
relieving pain and Subduing Inflammation. 1t is
the result of years OF study and experiment. and it
is offered to the afflicted with the positive assur-
ance OF its power to cure the following diseases il
the patient has not too long delayed resort to the
means OF cure;
Consumption Of the Lungs, cough, Sore Throat
and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint
Blind and Bleeding Piles, ASthmo
Wtooping Cough Diptte-
ria, &c, &C.
A medical expert, holding honorable collegiate
diplomas, devotes his entire time to the eYaniina-
ton OF patients at the office parlors Associated
with him three consulting physicians of acknOwl
edged eminence whose services are given to the
public FREE OF CHARGE.
This opportunity is given by no other institution
in the country.
Letters from any part Of the country asking ad-
vice will be promptly and gratuitously responded
to. Where convenient, remittances shonld take the
shape OF
DRAFTS OR POST OFFICE ORDERS.
Price of Wsharts American Dyspepsia Pills, s1@
box. Sent by mail on receipt of price
Price OF Wsharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial, $50 =
bottle, or 81 dozen. Sent by express.
All communications should be addressed
l.. Q. c. WISHART, D..
No. 232 North Second ST.,
4lSn Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

Governments all off fraction, with the exception
of the Oi0s The money market is very easy on call,
with Governmentsas collateral for and per cent, and
mixed securities per cent Commercial paper is un-
changed.
The following the opening prices in the Long Room
this morning. " Y Central, 1919, b. 3; Certificates 9Gb
Lake Shore, 9G2 Pacific Mail 3Gs Ohio and Mississippi,
9sa Rock Island 49, ST. Paul. Gil Reading, 1914; North
Western preferred, ST. The Stock market has been de-
cdedy heavy with principal dealings in New York Cen
tral and Hudson certificates, at 9j3 G94s and in Lake
Shore, 9GG9Ji; Reading, l03s dl03l, s. 3; Chicago
and Rcck Island, 1l7sa117; Ohio and Missis-
sppi, 37;a3G5; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 6ii9as.
We give below tn highest prices Of stocks the dates
named:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
So WAII-sT.

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws q Co,
50 WAII-sT.
Interest allowed on all daily Balances of Currency
Gold.
Persons depositing with us can check at sight IN
the same manner as with National Banks.
Certificates Of Deposit issued, payable on demand
or at fixed date bearing interest at current rate and
available in all parts of the United States.
Advances made to Dealers, at all times, on ap-
proved collaterals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, SELL and exchange all issues Of Govern
ment Bonds at current market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for the purchase and
sale of Gold and all frstcass Securities, commits
sion.
Geld Banking Accounts may be opened with US
upon the same conditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other Corporate Loans
negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in the United States,
Canada, and Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
MONDAY, May 23-P. n.

MONDAY, May 23-P. n.
The gold market to-day has caught the
downward spirit OF the stock market and sold as low as
l3E per cent lower than at the opening The following
were the changes during the day: At 10 i4a 1920
~, l14i; 1922 m ll3; 1888 a. m III; 1854 a. m
llb; 1l:2 1i 12O6 p. m, 1145; 1870 p m 1133 1854
p. H., 113 p. m 114s 1884 1l3s; 22o p n III
1927 D. m 11ik $3.50 p. M, III; $50 p m. ll3b offered
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows Clearances , 600; gold balances, sl7666s
currency balances S2i9567 Holders Of gold paid from
fat in two instances and from d3 per cent for carry
ing over balances.
The Government oniWednesday, the 25th will receive
offers for 81 100000 of godand Thursday, the 26th will
buy 81 100000 Of bonds.
The sales OF sSouthon State bonds are moderate in
amount but prices maintained, with Tennessee, cx
coupon coz new, 55l 955I North Carolina new 25
Georgia 959 Missouri, 9i South Carolina 6s, new, s2G
s3 do Gs Alabamai5s 792 iLouiana 6s, ~ do Leyee
81, 92
Transactions in railroads were limited, with Union
Pacific s6 Central Pacific, 93; Michigan Southern,
second mortgage, 95t; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 1st %;
Morris and Essex, ID mortgage l00 Bank shares were
very dull Continental sold at 9s and Importers and
Traders at lj7.
The following the bids for Government bonds at
the First Board at the dates named aud the highest sales
ia a.raIn ngapfl to-no
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

n. nhieano r,.ih,,,e of satnrdav says:

The Chiedl0 Tribune or Satnruhy says A.. L. .,.h
Ia N. money the most prominent features continue o %
a. ~ nnf 10 he revival ne movement Of produce when mas ben
sIreonced this Comparing the shipments Of currency rom
city country since the beginning tbe wees We n The
Ie 6e fines what ey the corresponding time ast Neek
dsy shpments currency estimated by bankers @
ome h,pk.r AZ against not $3cO per d st
showing probably 80 600 Of currency VII nave n
country during til week against about sn,s o corn
mani of cnepcy already result in heavy G
and az The yer favorable weather for will probably an @
faners 10 part they have Of M years crop s PreSNN ~
tiyity mag be expected 10 last tr some time Jet
TABLE of The Average Amount Of Loans, Specie, CTentd
lion DeDosits and LegdL Tenders in tte Banks o. Ne
Citv Of Eep- York for he geek ending Saturday. Nay
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

The death OF Mr.. A. Robinson Director on the North
Western has depressed the market little to-day He
opposed classification. The books OF that Company
closed. This stock is not pressed for sale.
The following the Government quotations of Messrs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

FREIGHrSTo Liverpool 20 600 hush Wheat and 500 bush Peas
M bus by TO Glasgow, 500 bush Peas by ssam
a Ala y bush. -.
GNThe Wheat market Is quiet the offerings ons %
Choice Spring scarce wanted complete Winter m
and In fair demand inquiry being In part for milling sies
bush Al 20 for No Chicago SPRING 81 20 for No MSanAee
81 70 for Amber Western ahoat; 81 5 for Choice Amber
sales bash state at 8Je Barley Malt dm bot dull sales &C. f
AT c Oats lu close heavy; sales, 1000 bush az 80 ss
New Ohio on track 6 aaoat; Western at 6 bi h. ~ &
In store; State pier and in small lota he = ho %
sale, stale AZ 81 a. Cora active aud closes tiI tHe
being chiefly the Fest; sales 2To0 bush at ~, ~ n
and unsound yeu Western Mixed at 81 S@~i i'' "" ~
al 81 l3d 81 10 in store . ,,oov,xS v Ann
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
Mem 1Dnblifations.
sI OF ii A | R.
p'IsRABLTs NEW NOVEL
IMMENSE sUCCBsBf
ALL THAT CAN BIZ PRINTED SOLD EACH DAY.

ALL THAT CAN BIZ PRINTED SOLD EACH DAY.
What The critics
LorHAR will be read BY The whole worlds win provoke '"
discussion" ."-I London News ,,,
LOTHIAN gives proof Of originality, vefsAuh!
force and freshneSs - London Tines - ,,
LoTmAIR need not fear comparison With the most pa'Ahs
authors previous rks."-lLondon Observer
apat from the interest attaching TO on account OF INC
position Of it's author literary Of the season
don Standard. . ,,.,ou..
LorHAR-The author paints frcm nature ana ID
simply beautifully truly where youth generes' friendship
his tbemes."-I London Examiner ,.,.
90 LoTnAlR'-It is impossible nO' to recognize ''''A
ordinary power and merit"Isprngted hepnpA'An ,, Il,
LorHAR' The wealth Of glowing description "Hoe -,
times becomes at times almost painful enoymn-he Keen as n0
sparkling eperam the wonderful sketches Of society 'ne % ~. "
over the surface Of life al here " We knew 'nem 0i '
Tribune -, "a, Il, ~,
"Loru,R is published 10 two eiOn In CLOTH zmo pnce SIi
4, oo Manor e 81 Mailed poffe any address within the
United States receipt ofpree
D. APPLETON Co, Publishers
Nos 90 90, and % Grand-st, New York.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
Mem 11ubIifations.

A MEXICAN PH0T0-LITHOGRAPll CO."
N OFFICE has been removed to No 1O3 fultcn-ft N y
MARRIAGE AND DiVORCE-An argument
4Nh liberal divorce Law, historical philosophical legal
Theological by Of the Rev Yori bar AMERICAN EBWS
Al
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
fTENTH EDITION just from the Press of
4 WILLIAM WHITE CO. 15S WASHINGT ON-ST., Boston
Mass.
or.
present AGE AND INNER LIFE'

81
revised and enlarged edition Of this popular Sequel to Spiritual In
tercou Illustrated with diagrams aud engrangs just from the
press. Contents a. follows: - ....... -
SIBILITY PROBABILITY, 'AND CERTAINTY OF SPIRITUAL
INrERCOCRSB-SISl0N or IiiE sPlhiIUAL SOAShEns Al
GATES AND A REPORT OF TWENTY-P0uR ExoRDiA-
TWENTY FOUR DISTINCT FORMS OF MEDIUMSHIP DEFINED
AND Observation-Disclosures OF THE CAUSES OF MEDIUM;
PROM PROFESSORS FARADAY, TYNDALL. WILKINSON,
yARLEY, TESNRfT, u. d. HONE, AND OTHERs.CAUSEs
or CONTRADICTIONS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF A
CONFLICT WITH THE POWERS or DARKNESS. s.REGI0Es OF
IGNORANCR AFTER Observation-Disclosures
TATIONs ANSWERED BY FACrS-HELL According no
SWFDENBORG. STATED AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
MBETAL SUFFERISG-ISSANIrY AND SplRlTuAL OBSESslOS
PHLOSOPHICALLY COESIDERED-fOURiEBS CAUSES OF
INSANITY EXCLUSIVE or PREDISPOSfTION-BRNEPlTS OP
TFRRFST4IAL AND SPIRITUAL EXPEREECE-LOCATI0N AND
PHENOMENA OF THE SPIRITUAL HEAVENS.
This and appearance with the Great
Hanonia printed and bounl in fsrate style con'anng ~
page Price 1osfge. ~ cts For sale quantities the
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, ll9 SAsSAU-Si., EsW-YOEk.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

In the June number of Hdrper's Magazine
there is sprighty illustrated record Of "Jotngs and
Journeyngs in spain," by Junus Henri Browne, des-
tined we believe to be much read and much quoted.
Jacob Abbott explains "The Mysteries Of Thunder
Shower" Hamilton Busbey begins series of papers on
"The Running Turf in America" william Flagg writes
about Wine in America and American Wine;" Mr. Sea-
yer collects a number of anecdotes of "The Gaming
Table !" and Prof T. b. Maury develops theories
about his pet subjectthe Gulf Stream. The msceane
GUS matters and short stories are generally good.
Among the subjects which engage Mr. Curtiss pen this
month are the Academy Exhibition and the Mcfarland
Trial.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

d. w. C. Lent & Co., who have just estab-
lished themselves as new publishing firm at the shop
formerly occupied by Leypoldt & Holt, in Broomest,
have in press "The Presbyterian Reunion, lSS7-' AN
illustrated memorial volume, giving the history fof
Old and New Schools since the separation, biographical
sketches and portraits Of prominent members OF each
branch, and an account Of the union movement The
same firm also announce reprint Of the Duke OF Ar
gvps "Reien Of Law" Mr. Lent, the head Of the new
rIn had long experience IN the business with Charles
s. Francis Co.. and for the last six years with Sheldon
a. Co.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
HAILED FREE ON RECEIPT OF PRICE.

JAMES MILLER, Pub Usher, 6i7 Broadway.
TENHE HERALD OF HEALTH for JUNE
Il CONTAINS:
THE TWO wIvBs-Mrs Elizabeth 0akes Smith.
FAULTS OF CTIARACTBR-Henry Wari BeecheL
DETERMINATION OF LIFE-P. b. Perkins.
GROWTH AND DEvBLOPMEET-ArehIbah McLartn
THE COLD wATER-CURB "a Poan)-G. W. Bungay
AMUSEMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GLADDEN..
THE GLORY AND SHAME OF THE HAIR-ReS. Charles IT
Brigham.
OUR STUDIES IN PHYSIOL OGY-prof T. II. Huxley.
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT:
ANEW SIGNAL OF LONG JIFB.
INSANE MURDBIBRs
ANIMAL FooD-ILLNRss OP PROF. AGAsSIz.
MORE ABOUT OUR MEDICAL HYESAs
THE TEMPERANCE woRK-oUR LITERATURE ABROAD.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
Row TO TREAT THE SICK
HOW TO PREVENT CONsUMPrION-IT is HEREDITARY, 1T
CAN BE PREVENTED, CLIMATE RESIDENCE, PURE AIR, sun
LIGHT FOOD, CLOTHING, CLEANLINESS, EXERCISE oCCuPA
TIoN ETC.
TREATMENT OF SICK CHILDREN-IYFAYTILB OPHTHAL
MIA.
ENLARGEMENT OF LIVER AND SPLEEN.
ovERDEvELoPMENT OF TIE LUEGs-UNSATURAL Ape
TITR-SWBLLED EECK.-wEAK EYES-CAMPH0R GuM-COLlC
So year. 20 cents a number. Newmen have it,
WOOD L HOLBRO0K,
IS IaightsL, New York.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
= eS S'Sle @y GRAIN IN rEw.ronK AND BRooKLYS WARE

IrrInI I'm hia
Gn md I'm fr densni at NG9ac for shihng and Sl
s Is fr lots Long Rye sseRg at - 0oa 81 TO- rad
Short Dr4b, SOC. I'm. IL ,..-Nt.,. 49,.
HEMp-Maula " In mVlerate request AZ sf bV ouei A" v
inactive and nominal A. =. III, -. -. l..
prst ssls 200 Lhs onc and l9s hh Ba5aioc
private 49,
lover closing weak s,s 80 bbs At w dmse shipping and
merchandise order ami 100 Mia 3gGl Rosns conlinHe
demand la. bune checked e the small su
py, sales good Strained at ~ edS2 i @
lots e5d 81 Tar Is quiet at Sl tod " ~! thc Ne
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

RICgThe market is strong with fair trade amsIJ ns, .ales
80 tea. Carolina At lie
sUGARS-Raws have again sold with fair AMOUNT q Geeiop and
fg former prices obtained Bat buyers srongy oppo s1v sr
advance Fair Good Resnirg 9sa5l saes At n ir
Cuba l0.0iltc for Clarified DO 90lOc PorO Rico a1 Tor
Demerara Refined scarce in demad and higher l3 Hard, 10
Ollie. for White A."
SEEDS dull and nonn3lly AZ .c Nor Coer .d
81 25d 81 20 for Timothy. Bocgh PlI quiet e. IS
Lush.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

COFFBE-Ro finn and in fair trade demnd sales 800 bags ex
steamer North America lot Of 3 bags from aVre steamer
Iofap;e at full prices Other kinds dul but held stfy
FLOUR AND MRAIThe market for Western and State Flour Is
rregusr grades fair request especially No and suP
meium brands neaSy and very irregular;
Family brands demand steady prices sales 5000 bbls We
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

The monthly part of ECe,y Saturday is at
least as good any Of the other magazines and the
number before contains several things of peculiar
interest. Besides "The Mystery of Edwin brood" we
have q selection of scenes from Mr.. Dckens's novels
illustrated in a series OF cartoons by Mr. Eytngc Mrs.
Camp and Mrs. Prg taking tea" Dick swiveler and
the Marchioness at cards, and Mr. Mcawber in the
bosom of his family the three pictures thus far pub
lished They are open 10 some criticism, and Dick
swiveer in the costume and attitude Of Sam Slick, we
decidedly object but they spirited and humorous
and we dare say will be received with favor
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
prCPJpTs OF PRODCCE.

y,r Nor. Is,sr T's>sst' al hd.lfVG." .-,.-
co tes Caioa n pigs Asos Plg bssr y sass
l,,,oo seed IL lsJ blls tS0iI bash "hsa EE'' '
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, May %, 40
Beeyea Cows yeas Sheep and Lsnls Swine.
$500 "a 4Z8 B7sl l9Ni
These were sold at the following marketplaces:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

OilAkmcrrgn Llusrrf WIN EoNs
dal nominal Crude fsi OILS quiet sni prices as
9thopi change OtbeT e""
.r., a, hsuta ansisi.L- sAe"-s
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
, Rel OH. West. dIstiPd

oe o 100 bbs d go IS fo7 nes and Cd 81 for Prime Hsei
s % 20 6els heEs c. s29 90 seller jane Bee fd
ey tses 100 bb at : lZl is Pkin and BIZ IA
of bfra Hess Ieroe Beis demand Gri
pns terms Beef Hams quet lesyy
% gp %tnogs @ % msIss Dressed Hog steady %
delivery the market Is nominal
PBTR0LBUMCrude firmly hed Isle being ssiei; mall ..
lc the nominal prce In shipping order S Rocnc teaeJ
with only moderate Duine; sales 700 bhf SW g. Eaie
ior future delivery 1000 bbs May st 7a2c 800 bb 6 joy a
27,c, and eco bb, each month ron Nay Auus, eu
Nlpbtha quiet i0c In Phlafps 100 b. JrBs -f Iy a.
Ti 800 bb sor May at Z7e, srd go b for AusGst AZ we
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
TEN ACRES ENOUGH.

OUR FARM OF FOUR ACRES,
AND THE MONEY WE MADE BY 1T.
vol limo, cloth. Pnee 81.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCnANGE.--FIRsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A: M.

Sails Of Gore5rpieNi BoHds
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
200 Chic L N West

Sale, Of STATE Bonds-Rairoad BoadsBdRk ard Rdiodd-rsss
ancLa Il
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

! Quincy and Tol. LIST Mort. 1880. 80
Gsleua and Chicago sSt'i.....loO
Galena and Chicago, I'd Mort. 9l
Chicago 4 X Islabd lst h....lU2
Chic, X. Island u PaeiGe. ..... gq
ihsIlS 4 ksssx lst Morn ... i0Ai
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
THE MARKETS.
Cnrefnllr Reported tor THE TRInrNY

MONDAY, May o. 1870.
been Moderate and t1e market has
closing however with rather more steadiness Tor
delivery; sales 7gl bales Of which 81 for export OF for
conumoon III pecuation future delivery Saturday
evening bales pc to-day 100 bales June, Ht 100 July
re 2ic and 800 a.22s s-a basis Of Low Adlng We
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
saI. Of ns Bonds-Raroqd Rond.-qnE and RarOad-E1pr

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
30 West Tn TEL. 32a 500 Reading .l4l 200 Nil 81 Panl 81
MALL. %. 500 La Sh MS. % ~
100 ....... 35k Ohio Miss. 3i 100 Newark Gin
In RlOO so Chi West. % Horse Railrd... 81
coo Ne Y Ce & II American Gold
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-23
CHRlSEMAA.

For some fifteen hp9dred years Christ
mas hes prstty generally come onos year
on tae 95thof Dec Nearly every news.
paper In Americs, since that caany old
scotchman, John Campbell, set the ex-
ample In the Boston Ns,ss Letter In 1706,
has annually devoted . column or %
to recital of the customs, causes. his
tory and Inequalities of the day. There
fore, there Is not much new to be ssid on
the subject, and such Of the old a. b for
gotten Is scarce worth repeating.
Christmas requires no celebrations to it,
observance or enjoyment. Although Dick
ems Old scrooge, who wished ''evcry idiot
who goes about with Merry Christmas on
his lips, might be boiled In his own pudding
and buried with stake of holly through
his heart" has here and there pitiful
counterpart in life, still the bells will ring
the Christ. birth chimes right chcerily, and,
from round eyed prattlers to trembling age,
the great world is happier and holier that
it, millions Of hearts tbrob faster in the
jovial Christmas.times.
It has been written
'Christmas Genes but once a year,
And when 1t comes, 1t brinss good cheer"
Nay il bring such to you-with never care
or heart-ache-that to all may come in its
fulness Of grace our best wishes for Merry
Chxistsnaa
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n CONGRESSIONAL !;
Third eeasaoasl .TInS,oynar,.,,s.,...


SENATE, iStA-stevarfs 11eolat,oa asklpg for n.
foenatoa ssaasits . ths esi 1t Waeesa nsia traAs
psstisa, ~ 10 lalim sssvssi, was Glopesd. STOP
-shssma svDostad ~ bin aushosiziag earn.
coooe Ave per cent. bonds ao "a al y, Il CO.,,
Nye rsportsd ! butte admit co,or.ce = ! s,ate.
ssstTAs ssnaae s&jsly llssuss.ss sAa ssEif auties
easd Donanieaa @sesl3sa. = .. which sheslA havs
ps.sea.nee: Ssgar iess - ~ e.as VA A,assssss
~ -ysas skets,lx rssssus,s. 4 ,.a,,,..i 1
q ga Ps:ssd sppsessi.tiae ,aoao !. ,oe.,s. q.
1poe1e 1o1 goeeSS1etnal SllT .Esf9 ,5El-TiS2 | ]
~a s 3 ss s Hs':E es.s.'ss y essA'ss e H.
Ml-TSe 1Sss3n zkais g ISittsS 49, =
80 Ie01lng - pseooe(G o6o6 si11ear Slt1ea n
- q isfs.ssfa . S7ssek ~ Y - m
- New Yoek z0oeiaQ ~. H Gah u. 49, lo1
- aeteek ~ III - ~ Aa1 q hnlhee e WIlll3n
Gs9s. 1ys2e e...sS e. 6 $50 e eesalisg pawsS.
- A4ss - elilll ~ bssyeo ltnG ~,
1lo1neS aaaof OeSSoD 49, s1nsy ~ -
lessesee1 - Ss41ay ~, - le9lo9s - n
c9esa $3.50 es.1Iss. 81
~. ~ - 6 % - as.bess - = ~
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We notice tho name Of Mr.. A. J. Sim.
mons Is sent 70 tho Senate for Agent Of tie
Blsckfcct and ncighboring tribes, vice
Capt. 4cAplcy. This Il the most impor.
tant Indian Agency In Montana, and I'm.
braces those tribes on the Missouri river
that have been % long hostile ana trouble.
some. The Milk river Agency hsratofore
only supplied with special Agent hes be.
come Of such importance - u require .
sagulaR Agent. and one that b thnseuehly.
ouaSsszant With frontier lie aad especially
abe Iadiah tribes, tsicks end trails u our
North. eastern frontier. Theirs IN none
bsttes qualified BY frontierexpcriencs, sbil.
y and shrcwd hct b keep these 9cnOs.
In In without hats IN the paths 81 peaca
lAa11lk Glnlmooa II The church a1oocleI
Iioss s1zisciss = diSeslnissalag joat 80
: nomlnssisy . u ~ AessdD vsthall
~ hopss Of placs e thstorisa ]
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-23

u 6am1 Swan " Cole sanders' Silver Cen.
lceatsating Co.; VIM. Blay et a.; Decree
Of Court and judgment for Prt'ff; judy.
nsent for VIM. Blay for The sum of casa 20
cJudgenent f1os. Flank aNcAnd,cws for
;VloA W. T5t4sI5I zlC .s5iaEq zoo zta sL.s
Judgneat for @. Sherman for >lo6 60
duaGmaRS for Lease Davis for 17a
D Az Green, T. Lytle and g. Nshell n.
same; judgment and decree entered. -.
!, Cafulhe0 " Connolt; defte. allowed
70 anSWer upon payment Of cost, .75
Geo. .f1Aaetsd W Wm, Nolan, ct az decree
mcdi1ed and seoosdof modified decree On.
;tee6 ,sf9ds.dsT sle- biT!6j 9is ct2GF
sii.anI &. t9na1l C1l1MAI. 3 e1lsf. ~
|. .gegntosy - Janes EazB nav tlial grant
Sdoa NJ ground Of e1soS n lGW. Defend.
ant allowed tobail n Ne sum Of el,oool