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FURNISHING GOODS.


In this department will be found every style OF
Under.Garments for mems wear, such as:
Gauze, Merlno, Lsle Thread SILK, Cotton and Per-
kale Undershirts
Jeans and Linen Drawers
SILK Ties and Bows Colored slk Cravats and
Scarfs
French Kid Gloves, Beaver Gauntlets, Silk and
Thread Gloves
Patent Shoulder Suspenders, Braces, &c.
Also,
THE CELEBRATED
STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
introduced by me In this city twenty-five years
ape and since then selling them to the satisfac-
ton Of all purchasers.
HS- Prices as advertised in Card.
TAILORING ENT
Is supplied with French, English and American
COATINGS, Meltons, Batiste, Scotch Cheyiot, Silk
Mixed and Cloths Of variety of shades.
CASSIMERES OF the most select patterns Of
the season, Plaide, Stripes and Plain, which Goods
will be made up to order in the well known good
style always displayed at this House. and at mod
crate prices
WHITE TURKISH HAREM VESTS,
A new and elegan: Garment.
aS- Purchasers are Invited to call and make
their selections.
WILLIAM MATTHIESSEN.
Captain B. ". McTUREOUs, Superintendent.
mayS-1mo
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5uerial Notices.
re- COMPLICATED MECHANISM

nr COMPLICATED MECHANISM
Are you aware that you are wonderfully and
fearfully made, and that the complicated and
delicate mechanism Of the human body can be
entirely dIsarranged by one part being out OF or
der, just as the springs, wheels and cogs OF !
clock refuse to go, If even an indnitessimal por.
ton Of the works is wanting
Being acquainted with this fact, how surpr is
ing it is to see hundreds Of sensible men and
women going through life like creaSing door,
always complaining and yet never resorting to
any means Of improving their health.
Any little violent exercise for few minutes
will occasion great distress, beating Of the heart
throbbing Of the temples and labored and imped-
ed respiraton-thIs Is weakness or debility, q
thin and Impoverished condition OF the blood,
the pabylum Of life.
Nature by these symptoms, ia making reaHi-
sition for assistance and support. The mach-
merry is out Of order-a screw is loose somewhere
In the animal mechanlsm-won't you repair IT ?
Won't you raise up the digestive apparatus to
healthy condition, by tonic and strengthening
medicines Invalids, dyspeptics, nervous and
delicate women, nursing mothers, listen to
word OF adyicep Take course OF SOLOM ON'S
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Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Dr. E. B. FooTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue, New
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farm, Gardeu & ollsel1old.
ROAD SAND.

The sand obtained from turnpiAes, or
roads macadamized with any sort of stones
Ike granite, hard tlue stones, very difficult
to break and pulverize, has a peculiar value,
The grinding of such rocks or stones under
the iron-rimmed wheels of wagons, the wear
of borse-shoes, and the mixture Of this
ground rock with the manure scattered along
the roads-produees a compound which Is
found to be highly acceptable to trees ana
plants The granite rock, we know, Is rich
in potash and silica but it is not these e3e-
ments alone which give this road sand its
peculiar value By the process Of grinding
and triturating inert substances, such as
oyster shells, charcoal, quicksilver, We deyel-
on medicinal and other virtues which these
substances do not possess in their crude form.
And so it is supposed to be with road sand.
By the constant grinding and triturating OF
the iron-bound wheels and horses shoes
the comminuted granite becomes prepared
for the use Of plants and when this road
sand Is mixed with the compost heap aud
saturated with liquid manure, it is found to
help the efficacy Of the compost in aremaTk-
able manner. Under the influence Of road
sand Of this kind alone, it is said that when
applied to lawns, white clover Is sure 10
spring up in che greatest abundance and
I1xuriance where It had never been seen be
fore.-Dy J. s. Hoaghtou, IL Gardeae,' s
Monthly
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WINTER RULES. Never go to bed with
cold or damp feet. In going into a colder
air, keep the mouth resolutely closed, that
by compelling the air to pass cireuitously
through the nose and head, it may become
warmed before it reaches the lungs, and
thus prevent those shocks and sudden chills
which frequently end in pleurisy, pueu-
monia. and other forms Of disease. Never
sleep with the head IN the draught of an
open door or window. Let more covering
be on the lower limbs than on the body.
Have an extra covering within easy reach in
case of a sudden and great change of weather
during the night Never stand still n
moment out Of doors, especially at street
corners, after having walked even a short
distance. Never ride near the open window
Of vehicle for single half minute, es-
pecially if it has been preceded by a walk;
valuable lives have thus been lost, or good
health permanently destroyed. Never put
on new boot or shoe in the beginning Of a
walk
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Frost CRYSTALS UPON DRIED GRASS -
Several persons have By this time laid up to
put into bouquets the beautiful grasses
which they gathered in the autumn and sum
mer Of the present year In order to add
variety and some pleasing effects to portions
Of such grasses, they may be covered with
imitation frost crystals, some white, others
hlue-grcen, and amber. To crystalline dry
grass white, steep it in solution Of one
pint Of hot water containing one pound Of
alum. As it becomes cold. crystals viii ad-
here to the grass, which will increase in size
ifleft for dag or more; but small crystals
look the best; and in order to keep them so,
the grass should be often moved and turned
about. When taken out of the solution and
dried in the air, they are fit for mounting
with the other grasses, and greatly add to
their beauty, For the blue-green crystals
use sulphate Of copper, and for amber erys-
tails use chromate or potash instead Of the
alum Feathers may also be crystalized in
the same way. Art and taste will arrange
them into forms of beauty, -Septiaaas
Pesse.
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How TO PRESERVE A BoQIEr.- When
you receive boquet, sprinkle itlightly with
fresh water then put it in a vessel contain
ing soap suds; this will Dutify the stem
and keep the flowers as bright as new. Take
the bOquet out of the seds every morning
and lay it sideways lthe stock entering first
into clean water, keep it there a minute or
two, then take it out and sprinkle the flow
ers lightly by the hand with water; replace
1t in the soap suds, and it will bloom as
fresh as when gathered The soap suds
need changing every three or four days. BY
observing these rul boquet may be kept
bright and beautiful for at least month,
and viii last sill longer in very passable
statei but attention to the fair creatures, as
directed above, must be observed, or all will
perish,
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CURE FOR EAR Acne. Take small
piece OF cotton batting or cotton wool. make
depression in the center with the finger.
and MI 1t up with as much ground pepper
as will rest on FIVE cent piece; gather it
into ball and tie it up; dip the bail into
sweet oil, and insert it il the ear, covering
the latter with the cotton wool, and use a
bandage Or cap to retain it III its place Al
most instant relief viii be experienced and
the application is so gentle that an infant
will W not be injured BY It, but experience re
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A GOOD INVESTMENT house and ttso
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toa CoLD.-As the season of colds and
9, coughs lsat hand, we publish the following.
lake a heaped dessert spoonful Of faxseed.
plt 10 pint of water. Cover it, and let it
Doh to half pint II the seeds do not
settle to the bottom, pour in a little more
not water, and stir well. Put ina table.
spoonful OF genuine vinegar, and as much
Drown sugar as you Ike, and take after
getting into bed. 1t is a powerful sudorifc
and cuts the phleem
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FoR 4 CoUGH.-Roast lemon very care
fully, without burning it, When it is thor.
oughly hot, cut and squeeze it into cup.
upon three ounces Of sugar, finely powdered
lake a spoonful whenever your cough
troubles you. Il is as good as it is agreeable
70 the taste. Rarely has it been known to
fail of giving relief
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REFUSE CHARcoAL-The refuse charcoal
obtained from the rectifers of spirits, from
the railroads where wood is burned in
locomotives, from old charcoal beds, etc. is
very useful material in The garden. As a
mulehing about fruit trees ! consider it very
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keeps the soil loose and moist in Summer,
and it does not afford a harbor for mice or
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moisture IN a dry season; and BY its slow
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IS generally supPosedl it yields carbonie aeic
gas to plants, and greatly assists 10 the de
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ter 1t is an excellent mulcbiug for straw
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EATING WHILE FATIGUED. There are
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