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What becomes of old shoes? They
are cut up in small pieces, and these are
put for couple Of days in chloride Of sui
phur, which makes the leather very hard
and brittle After this is effected, the
material is washed with water, dried.
ground to powder, and mixed with some
substance which makes the particles adj
here together, as shellac, good glue, or
thick solution of gum. 1t is then pressed
into moulds, and shaped into combs, but
tons, knife handles, and many other
articles.
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unless the ditch has already been sunk
over three feet. After water VEN has
once been cut off, the water issuing from
it will ever afterward find ready passage,
and keep it open to the bottom OF the
drain, so long as the channel remains open,
for the water to flow away.
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BITTERS are sold in every city, town and village,
and are extensively used throughout me ehtire
civilized world. 81
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CHLBLAINs. OR FROST BITEs-Use DR. s. A.
WEAvEH's CERATE according to directions, and
they are cured. Ii cures them by subduing the in
nammation and brings the parts To their healthy
action. 1t Will also cure all diseases crupti. rs
Of the skin: and mothers friend il il ever
true and will Immediately cure every case of SORE
NIPPLEs in short order
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From the returns of Revenue Asses
sor, in Western New York, it appears that
those farmers who have given their atten-
ton almost exclusively to the production
of wheat, show small incomes, while those
who engage in mixed husbandry exhibit
good profits.
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DIR. Hull says, in the Prairie Farmer,
that the Curculio discovers its food by
scent and finds it by flying against the
wind. He insists that the only effcctua
protection yet discovered is the Earring
DroceSS
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IT is noted in New York as para
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was SHINY attended.
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COUGH! COUGH COUGH F.!
hun Worthless NOstrumS- Use that which is Coed.

TRY FIRST
A LIENS LUNG BALSAM,
n The Great Lung Remedy,
T OUD
Il Is the praise in favor of it.
ONG
IL win those enjoy life who use It
LIVERY ONE
II Suffering with Cough should not delay
MO PERSON
~ Fails TO sp ak well OF It,
CHOULD
y You have occasion, get 1t at once.
ING BALsAM (AIIen'0
IL Contains no Opium.
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u That which others recommend
NEVER DESPAIR
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VI For Aliens Lung Balsam; use no other
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"A Who use it recommend it to their friends.
IL No time be lost, when cough first appears.
CTOP
> It im.m n, by using Aliens Lung Balsam
n Recommend it as good and safe remedy.
MOTHERS
vi Should keep 1t at hand in CASE GROUP.
All afflicted with Cough or any Throat Lung
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j. n. HARRIS Il Co.. PropriefOrs,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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Dubuque expended 100000 in build
ings the last year. The sales of its mer
chants were over SS,000,000.
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PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Malignant Affections
The of diseases Of the lungs and throat vieol
TO the basamic and tonic properties OF Or. Wishars
PINE TIRED TAR CORDIAL,

AS the fog disappears before the fresh evening
breeze Its constituent properties though simple,
powerful. From the very first the de6ated victim OF
noxiOus drugs realizes that he has found friend.
glow OF warmth begins TO pass through his chilled
circulation. The pulse becomes natural and regular,
and buOyancy OF sprits-the consequence OF
surance OF returning heath-comes upon the patient.
The fell disease, Consumption while the lungs retain
any thing strength upon which build, is dspclled
by the FINE TREE TAR CORDIAL. In manner to
which y. ,1sands grateful patients have felt II duty,
as well an pleasure, to testify.
How many, who have died and left their children
phans, might have been living in blooming health had
they but awaited themselves Of DR.. MISHAl1S simple
remedies, instead OF the noxious pOisons 70 which
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HlNNIks!keEeYYK NJ I .lsSeMAcH!Ne

LOR Family use-simple, cheap, reliable. Knts every
4 thing. AGENTS WANTED. Circular and sampl,
stocking FREE. Address HlNkLFY KNITTING Ma
CHINE CO., Bath. Me, or, 116 broadway. New York
rs North Ninth st. Philadelphia, 81 State ST. Chi
NEW MAP OF THE PACIFIC r. r,
lust PUBLISHED. Copies sent hy mail on recs4p
OF y c'nt,. Address, RUFUS BLANCHARD. III
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NOTICE.

The NoRrHwEsTERS FIRE ExTLNGIIsHER CoNI.ANy
being The exclusive owners Of THE BABtO
P.TENT FIRE ENTltGti-HER Also
of the Rate & Pinkham Attachment or improve
mcnt: also OF the Laurent Patent. and also 81 the
original patent granted 10 Messrs Cartier and Ngnon
of Paris hich later patent underle al other Pofa
bile Fire EXtnguiser patents. and which aff NJ has
just been sustained by IN supreme Court as T dccis
ION rendered by Cher Justice Fisher Tor the several
STATES of Illinois. Michigan. Indiana. Wisconsin. loEa
and Minnesota-hcrchy GIVE NOTICE. that al a. y
every other POfdb1c ENtinguishtr, Engine or Nesse
for the purpose Of applying carbOnic acid gas water
saturated With carbonlc acid for The putting oui
OF nre, - an inf in emcnf he Rights OF this
Company, ard will be treated accordingly. The pun
lie are hereby cautioned against purchasing or ulf
any T'opf'tbe F5,e Firm 'taher, above described
from any and all parties not duly authorized ~ ns 10
act aS agents. The possession OF such machine ron
ders any person liable, we'll mater OF Nelder oil
tile same. JOHN V. FARWELL.
y 4 MOORE
j. b. STILL>ON,
y. +. JACOBS.
JAS y. \ EkLE,
r. W. FAIWtl
Directors Of the North western Fire Extingushcr O..
HITCHCOCK, DTPfE ENARI>s Counsel.
l. IL
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Their Constitutions have Yielded

Tar from the pine tree forest, as prepared By Dr.
WISHART, Is panacea.
THE NATIONS.
The hardy backwoodsmen, breathing the aroma OF tn
spreading branches. exempt from that f dSeas.
Consumption the natives Southern France Italy
As prepared by DR.. WISHAIT the Cordial acts at once
The frs. bottle exhibits To- you the grateful fOrctastes
returning health. Yen are racked by no more cough
nor bathed with facilitating night sweats.
Thousands of people will tell that in the entire
of natures ouTatves there is combination
happy, So eifcaciOns and SO harmless as WISHART'S
Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
Chemists agree In saying that THE PROCESS OF
DISTILLATlON by which this Coria. Is yielded, is
philosophical to be unsusceptble of further improve
ment The generic taste OF the tar Is neutraliZed and
uaat.Ahp
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DR.. V'ISHART'S MEDICINES
l.. q. c. WISHART, VI. ID,
AGENTS WANTED

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Wa'cr ST. Chicago Consignmcnts and correspond
ence solicited.
I'OIND At LAST.-Watches SUPERSEDED The
L Dollar Time keeper.-A PERFECT GEM.-El gantly
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WHISPERS AND MOI STACHES forced to
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Frtnch WOrr. IL never fails package of Moxa and
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THE OLD TRaPPER'S HISTORY o. how
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for the sale OF dead HOES Hides Furs, Butter, Eggs
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Wa'er ST. Chicago. Consignmcnts and correspond
cg solicited
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COURT CAlENOaaS-TAlS DAY.

OYER AND TERMfNER AND SUPREME COURT CIR
cUIT-Part 1.--Before Judge Cardozo.-CourJ opens
at half-past ten A. M.--N0 circuit calendar
CIRcUIT.-Part 2.-Before Judge Van Brunt-Nos.
ESQ., 1915. l772, $685. l7iS, 1920, 343S. 1915, 17lO
1910, $50, 500, 1914. 1876. I9261a $780, 1852, 1s48
lS4S, 1850.
SUPREME CoURT-SrEcrAL TERM-Before Judge
dy.-Demurrers-NOs. 20, 81 3D. Law aud
IactNos 81, 10, SO, 90, 10S ITO, H. liz, 49, ia
LIS, 116, H. lib, llSls, liz, 123, ia, 1876 125.
SUPREME INSTRUMENTATION by Judge In
graham. Calendar called NJ twelve M-Nos. SO,
%, 60 l0l, l03, 49, i33, 1877 LA. 1885, leo, 1884, Ill
lSs, los, 1893, 20s, 205. 2l4 21S. Call 231.
SUPERIOR COuRT.-Part 1.--Bef0re Judge Freed
man-Nos. 30. 49, 1855, 4ol 1879; lab. l9i, 265 81,
3o7, 60 377. 800, 291, 46i. Part 2-Before Judge
spencer. 228, 22S, 206 602, 603, 60A, 262 ass
65S, 544, $50, sea- 800 462 rs, 49, 672 1885, 5I2 57s
2l6, 270, $40, ITO, 254, ala, 500.
COMMON PlEAs.--Part l.-Before Judge joseph f..
Day.--N0s 270, 1S 105, 139. 81, 1863, $50, $780, $751;
Y41, 465}a, 16l 397, 3i6. 800, SO. 207, 2i9, S65.
MARINE C0URT.-Part l.--BefOre Judge Gross
Nos. 4607, 4453 43l0 $685. 4377 4473 41J6 4S5 AIS
4a3s 4s53, 4430. 44i0, Ash, 5036, 4541 Part BE-
fore Judge observation-disclosures. 1895, 30S3 443O
474 AGO. 4485 44ol 49, 1888. 1885, 1885, 453, 1885,
4539 4540.
CoURr or GENERAL SEssioNs.-Before Recorder
John X. Hackett.-The People Morris Kehr and
Abraham kchr. murder; Same VS. Martin O'Bren
and Thomas Qunan, grand larceny; Same va.
sarah Michaels, grand larceny.
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THIS BLARslED COUNTRY.

The First Experience Of "a son Of Sold Hing
Room Mate.
George Thompson left the shores OF Old Albion
about one brief month ago. by the steamship Me-
braska, for this Western I'll Dorado and landed In
New York with pair OF gold watches, a diamond
ring and plentiful stock of British gold. One of his
slept together the same berth their way and
seemed 10 enjoy each others society exceedingly.
On landing at New York both took up lodgings at 81
Henry street. where they were roommates until
Saturday last. On Saturday night Thompson went
round to view the
aLITTERING GFNERALfTfES OF GOTHAM.
and returning late OF night he found that Wilson
had .'vamosed,n and that his two gold watches and
diamond ring, which he had left in his trunk,
were missing. ''Ha dem II. but hits just
has hi thought" mu!tered the Engishman.
"Why did nj never cone 10 this yere barsted cty?i'
He was advised. and went To the Tenth precinct
station house, where he made known his case. The
result was the arrest OF Wilson and newly found
chum OF his named Edward Smith, a dark-ysaged
YOUTH whose appearance would suggest his perfect
aptncss for all sorts Of
TREhsoSs, sTRATAGEIs AND sPoTls,
They were arraigned yesterday ut the Essex Mar
ket Police Court, when witness who was brought
forward testified that he mad received gold watch
from Wilson, and BY the iAtter's desire, had sold
IL To
his JUNGLE" SIMPSON.
in the bowery, for twenty dollars The prisoners
were held TO answer at the General Sessions
Thompson heard TO say, before he lett The
court, WELL l. ha decawr; but this, after hawl, is
not, ha as bad city as ], ha supposed
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r iAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Quiet Movements of tho Initiated--Prepnra-
tons tor the sspriua Cmmpaigu.

Quiet Movements of the Initiated--Trepnra-
tons tor the spriua Cnmpaigu.
The real estate market continues 10 show the
same dull lauguid feeling ana dearth OF signs OF
any very early activity. Inquiry. however. among
the different brokers and auctoueers dscloses the
fact that
QUITE CONSIDERABLE BUYING MOVEMENT
Is being quietly carried ont among the initiated IN
respect TO future improvements and very
much property Is changing hands In
sub rosa .you know how it Ia yoursef'' sort
or way, upon speculative purchasers based
upon information derived from "tne inner
circle" To have .'the Inside track in real estate
movements or rather IN respect to movements OF %
nature Affect real estate, II than the
best ''pont' in Wail street. The proposed opera
Tons OF
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
comprising the erection OF crystal Palace upon
the ground purchased by them, between Ninety
nues Including In its area four blocks, or twenty
Two and nan acres. exclusive Of streets, has
drawn the attention or capitalists 10 that locality.
The property acquired by the Industrial Exhibition
Company was purchased from Royal Honghton for
Si,7O0,00O. 0f which Sl.10O, 900 was paid for the
fee and 100000 10 lit lease that en-
numbered tho property. This is equal TO average
OF .50T per city lot almost double the price single
lots IN the same locality could before command,
which shows that property sold in large parcels for
q specific purpose can command much higher
same We are free 10 maintain
project is on foot TO establish
PARADE GROUND
for the National Guard III TINS vicinity: in fact imme-
diately adjoining and facing the proposed building OF
the Industrial Exhibition, and between seventy and
eighty acres OIL q pine plateau there have been
ieced suitable for this pHrpose. IL is stated in
connection that prominent members Of the governing
clique OF New York city have been buying largely
up mere In view OF the contingency mentioned.
Going further west we hear that
A.. 7. STEWART
has made liberal offer 10 Vanderbilt for the block
now occupied by the Harlem and New Haven Rail-
road Company as depot, and which will be IN
the market when the new depot Is ready. Mr.. Stew
art 1t Is stated contempates the erection of a large
hotel for men on This site similar TO his Home for
Werkingwonen. There Is quite an active inquiry
Tor lots on
THE SEVENTH AVENUE BOULEVARD,
up town, which may be traced 10 the influence OF
The l2hth street railroad. Other movements are on
foot which carried on with reucence indica-
tive OF some concerted purpose.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

OswE8O. Dec. II. 1870
Flour seaev and unchanged. with a moderate demandi
saics 40 bhs at 10 10 Tor No. spring, ~ for amber
ter 81 30 for white S 70 for double extra Wheat quiet
and unchanged; No Milwaukee, Club 81 20. Corn dull;
sales lo0 bushels at sc Oats quiet Western held at 81 So
oSc. harley, rye and peas nominal Corn meal, 81 ~
changed shorts $40 $40. ship sufs sa5, and middnss
$3o n sS8 per tor Hishwines, aec Railroad ireights
Flour 10 Boston Csc. to New York &c., Albany
grain and mill feed TO Boston $50 So to New York So So
To Albany per ton.
CuIcAGo. Dee. H. 1870
Exchange unchanged F1our-Spring extras dull and nonl.
nal Wheat dull; No. ., III 81 during the afternoon
fairly active al ~ % 81 05A for No. Corn quiet
aSaanasd os quiet sna ss p' s'e''G GSr
fresh receipts of No. 2. Rye dull and drm a,
6i1gc. Use. for No. J. Barley steady at 20. Hghwnes
firm at She S5c iron bound. Provisions quiet;
Shoulders, 6c loose Dressed hogs lower =; for light
and heavy Live hogs easier AT 50 90 Sc a. Cattle
rately active at - 10 &S 25 Recepts-600 bbs four,
EO1 bushels wheat 0OO bushels $4,000 bushels oas,
nens500 bbs flour, 1000 bushels wheat, 25 900 bushels
corn, 1000 bushels oats i0u0 bushels barley 800 hogs
CLEVELAND, Dec 10, 1870
Petroleum Crude very dun at "a. Reancd quiet zoe.
LOUISVILLE, Dee. II, 1870.
Tobaccosaes IS hhds at sa 30 So 80 trash
To good iues SO IS al 80 Tor low medium leaf Bag
gin hrm. Kemp and lax, &c a agc.
wu.ItNGTos, N. c.. Dec. II, 1870.
Spirits tufneEtne quiet ano lower AZ iAc. kohn quiet
ana steady; salca No at al t.ls Isl TO- Crude tupen
tine ana tar unchanged.
SAvhsSAH, Dec L. 1870
h32 exports to Great Britain G036 coaswsc 4Ois stock
1850
NEW oRLEAss, Dec i2. 1870.
Cotton active at fun prices mddngs, IA -. 149sc.
1850 exports TO the eonnet, 1853 Amsterdam, coast
wise, s!lY5; stock la7,bsl