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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-06
,.sAttractiye Concert.

q Pfoninent citizens of Columbus
have rendered TO- Miss'Fannie'M.
SMITH : popular vocalist Of that
city, q complimentary concert,
which Is to come off on Thursday
evening 18Th inst, at the Opera
House. It is to be made an ex;
ceedingly attractive affair, judging
from, the talent which has yolun'
teored TO take partin it, comprising
Go Maspnerchor, tho De B9fiot
Club, and some very noted indiyidi
val amateurs. Among these we
observS.t tho name Of Mrs, Charles
G. Dawson, of Louisyilles Ky, who
We happen tolknow, is possessed Of
vocal gifts probably second to those
Of,ho lady amateur in the United
Stptes, and who would need but tc
eallFherself q professional to rank
with q Parepa or q Patti. s,''@, g :.
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THE WEATnEK.-The old year
wont out with more than lamb
like mildness--December 3lst,
1869, having been q day of spring
like brightness and beauty. Tho
new year came in sullcn, gloomy
and weeping-a miserable day
was January 1st. 1870, with its
"visiblo admixture" of rain, snow
sleet, fog and sooty smoke, But
the I'd day was raging lion, and
no mistake. From 5 A. M. till {
lip. NJ. there came a driving, blind
ling snow storm from the west
averaging fall of an inch PEI
hour for fifteen hours, and piline
the snow in drifts FIVE and Six fee
lin depth in many places. A fercel
storm than that Of Sunday last hai
seldom been experienced in thes'
parts. The weather has since be
como much moro moderate AM
pleasant. From newspaper &C
counts, We learn that simultanC
ousIy with our big snow storm
heavy rain and wind storm wa
raging throughout the New Eng
land states, and as far to the mort
as Maine. ~
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Railroad Visitors.

Hon. II. J. Jewett, President Of
Che Little Miami Railroad; Hon. T.
L. Jewett, President ?. g, and St.
Louis R. r.; W. W. Card, Esq,
Superintendent, and 1--A Dem
meade, Master \ Mechanic NHl Of the
same road; and Chas. Abbott, Esq,
of the C.& z. R, r. passed over
the latter road on Wednesday last
on n tSgt II inspection Of The soVe'
raj roads with which they are
cShhsotods They stopped off d
the station in this city, and spent
some time making the rounds q q
1hs machine shops Offices, &c. -
We UNDERSTAND they expressed
themselves highly ploascd Will Y
.heEe9sFpnl Appearances Of ailrOas
affairs in our city, yEIN9
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ne ne 0l the AmeFif9u nQtel
prOfBfl b ccIaaSbns, took piaec
last pbnlk rhs bulIdibs ~as q.
videt lhlo fse ischs9s and pold
for ", ,7SO. The cOtaes sect.on
was bought by Joseph NGapdes.
sbeitnst Tor sl9,55O, section Two
was sbopgtt by b. BArtns, We.
DesbleF and ". Failing, for si2s-
600; section three was bought by
s. 4. Hughes, for st355O; section
four was bought by q. Walkup
ior $4,000; section eve vas bought
by Rickley 4 Kingsley, for Slo,
900. The fret four sections hayt
a frontage on High street Of twep
ty feet, and extend one hundret
feet westward; section FIVE has
frontage on State street Of eighty
three feet.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.
FLOUR Closed quiet, without
material change.
GRAIN-Wheat heavy and lc
lower, with holders rather more
disposed to realize. Rye nominal
Oats quiet and steady at 62a63c for
western. Corn dull at 81 '1Oal IL
for old mixed western. ~
PROVISIONS-Pork dull al
s29a29 50sfor cmoss on spot sale'
75O bbls mess, seller February, a
20. Beef quiet and unchanged ,T7
Cut meats and bacon nominal.
LARD--Dull at l74al73c foI
February and March, and l7e
seller January, for prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 4Oa43c fo
fresh, and 33c for lined.
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arYIFFIN TMBUNE.--Our cotcmpo.
rary of the Seneca tribe has en-
larged bis borders uptiI be now
takes rank with the largest of Ohio
nowspapers-having ten columns
fo,the page. The paper has also
put on an entire new dress of clcar'
beautiful type, and steam engine
is about 10 be introduced to run It's
pfesses. This looks like prosperi.
ty--and the Tribune deserves all
that may como to it for its excel
lence. and enterprise as q paper. q 2
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HONEST Boys IN SoMERsET.-
The Perry County Weekly says
that, o stranger came to Somerset
a few evenings since in the Zanes
vile hack which arrives after
dark. Soon after Ed. Drogec and
Danton Drummer. the former l3
the latter I6 years Of age discover
ed an d picked up package which
proved 10 contain bank notes.
Soon after they heard the stranger,
now slightly tipsy, enquire Of The
hackman about "that money
They found by his description I
belonged to him and they accord
ingly restored to him tho own
orship Of $500, ~,
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Cincinnati Market.

g. CINcfSNATI, Jan. Q.
FLoUR-U nchanged,, family al
IS 20@5 SO! hl e q. .D''l 81 ,(I - -
GRlINlWHeat duh, red ives.
tern sl.OSal.12. Corn firm at 76a
~ :hHH.8ft ,59I9TWel hHoh AZ
wHIsKyMDall atls4b95c do.
mand quite light -''l d. !, - ~ y,
HOGS-Very dull, live at 8 5Oa
SIO5O; dressed at7ll 25asH.T5; re-
ceipfs $500 since Friday, -, ~
PROVISIONS-Qu dull, lit.
Tie or no demand. Mess pork sold
at s29. lard can be bought fol
i6al7c tor steam and kettle, Hc
inouify for bulk meats or baeor
and prices nominal. Sugar cureC
hams at ,2Oa2lc. olasalo6W r'adi
PRODUCE-Butter steady a
3Oa35c.O Eggs firmer at 34a35c
Cheese at l79alS!c. demand mod
crate. '
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, Jan. 3.
CATTLE-Total for tho week
count up 47,9OO. Cattle are com.
ing in alter the people are tired Of
poultry and when sheop run light,
which enables holders to advance
the prices nearly ac per pound.
Some rough bulls are selling down
TO 1Oic; thin Texas l2@l3c; rough.
est Illinois cattle lac; good steers
at 16a161c; prime at 17c, and a
few extras at C1Sal8Acy So many
thin States COWS and oxen, with q
somewhat free Offering Of rough
Canada and rising 600 Texans
keep the average at 15c. The mars
ket is very active and all sold
anick. There were 2,79O on sale
to-day 30lof them at Communi-
paw and 900 at Ono Hundredth
street; a drove of 800 Texans, 54
cwt, at 123c; 13O Illinois steers, 81
cwt, at 14a16c; 100 head "a cwtI
/ 15ai7c; % extra southern Ohio
grades, 1O3 cwt, atl71a1s1c. The
market closes tavoring shippers.
! ? SHEEP--Total receipts 20,0OOi
solling briskly at 1c advance for
fair 10 good stock; arrival Of 5,7OO
:o>day, prices &c for very thin 6s
pound State sheep; 54c tor 80 To-
Ohio; &c for same weight State e
for 3 cars 80 pound Canada; IT.
for area pound Ohio, ITO pound
sheepDw5fth So. {. JcUO +
! HOGS-Receipts $500, lightes'
supply sinco last February; thu
marketi is not firm at 10al0ac; alive
l3a131c for city and 1l2al2c fol
Chicago dressed; the provision
market is heavy, l car lao pound
Indiana live hogs brought lOac; ar
rivals TO- day Of 90 cars.
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LARGE SoUIRREL.-On 25th inst,
a Fox Squirrel, measuring thirty
inches in length, was killed by
William II. DeLong, on the farm
of his father, John DeLong, in
saltcreek township this county
If any ofour sportsmen can beat
this, wo would like to hear from
thom - CircleuiNe Dem. hpe
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Don't forget that Andy Bau-
mans Bread wagon, jig now running
and will visit your door every day
if you desire it. i'.en .. -.
Leave your orders, and buy your
tickets, at the Grocery Store, and
the same will nIsot with prompt
and unfailing attention.
Fresh bread and cakes delivered
daily to oil parts of the city. Bear
this in mind and give me call.
A. BAUMAN.
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NORTH GRAMMAR SoHooL,7Mr.
VIM. M'Clocry is now officiating as
Instructor in the North Grammar
schSOi of this city, by appointment
ofthe Board Of Education. He
takesrthe place of WIN. aiR. Pugh,
who, we understand, resigned the
p9si4sn aaringEhe holiday recess.
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Tho age othumbugs seems TO be

Tho age othumbugsssems 10 be
passing away, and tho pcupis are
refusing to buy worthless prepara'
tions as heretofore. They now se-
Iect tho good andleave tho interior.
When they want Bitters, they Sc
loct yCons.itutiop,,for they baye
proved themselves tosbe the best
and only Bitter that ought to be
used. hiH 1t eHn&i ,.''' Z
seward's Cough euro always
gives satisfaction.
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The Georgia Reconstruction
Law.

Law.
Tbs tlow law for the proper re,
construction Of Georgia provides
substantially as follows: "lt res
cognines tho present governor Of
Georgia recognizes the the legiS
laturo elected under General
Meade's., proclamation OF June
25thgilS68. II ignores the action
Of that, Legislature, subsequent to
the admission ofsthe members who
had failed to, takeothe test oath,
and the exclusion Of legally.elected
mehberS because of color, and re-
euites areorgahisation on tho ba'
sisJorigiualIy pfescribed !; al! l!Jq mem en-
bers being compelled to take the
test oath, the exclusion of any OF
account Of race or color being. fex
pressly 'torbiddcny-the proper pen
altics being provided for perjury
in the, ono case or violence in th'
other Beyond, this, tho measure
oplylrequirss that the Legislature
shall ratify tho fifteenth Amend
m ent proposed to the Constitution
ofthe United States, before scna
tors or representatives are admit
ted to seats in Congress" 9.,, .3'' e q.
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916cl leafnihgs of fbe Union Pa.
c:fs Railroad for November were
s7l4,Ss5 II, a decrease since Octo.
Der of OEsr $4,000. The expen.
scs for November were nearly
$500 900.
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Rare Musical Entertainment.


The Philharmonic Society Of Co.
lumbus, will give, at the Opera
House in that city, on Tuesday
evening next, (llth inst grand
musical entertainment, consisting
of Haydn's great sacred oratorio
Tho Creation. Arrangements have
been made for producing this sab
lime composition in a style never
before attempted in tho Vest
Tho Philharmonic Society cmbod>
les the finest amateur musical tai
ent in Columbus, and its Director,
Mr.. HERMAN EoKuARDT, is ac-
knowledgcd the equal of any Mu-
steal Conductor in America. A
picked orchestra of some forty
musicians from the citics Of Gin
cinnati, Dayton, luucaster, hanes'
! vllleand Columbus, will assist in
the rendering Of tho great work.
Tho cast Of the solo parts is as fol
lows; iaay.' o. l.. I,.,. ..'i ''''
Gabriel, Mrs Lizzie Eckhardt
Eus, Miss Nina scntcr; Uricl, Capt
H. Heydc; Rdphdel, JOS. Falken
bach; Adam, II. W. Frillman!
Themusic loving citiEensof Ian
caster will be we'll paid BY attend
ing this concert Wo would b
glad to SEQ a turnout sufficient !
guarantee a half-fare arrangemcn
IIfor q trip to- Columbus on tho ,occ'
2 nIOust l-,.Efrr,tIr ltssf.IE Be Al
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Steam Fire Engine.

Anew steam fire engine has 4 been
Brought 10 our city, and several
tpials, of its powers have boon made
in our streets. We have not learned
whether the City Cotncil has fin.
allysdscided to accept the machine
or not.
P. s. For further particulars
see ordinance pablished in another
column. ,
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S0H1o GREAT VEIN MINING Con-.
pANY.-lR aiother column our
readers will find an interesting ar
ticle IRON the Ohio State journal
in relation to the grapdest project
:ystl bsoAcbed for opening uPlthe
coal and other mineral resources oi
tho retaSrkable Sunday creek re-
zion of Perry county, soG 81
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INSTALLED The following gen.
tlomon were duly installed as Off
GERS of Charity Lodge No. Z, l. O.
0. f., for the ensuing term, on Mon
day evening last: R. II. Pierce,
N. G.; Wm. Shut, V. G.; J, +
Busby, Recording Secretary Jno
W. Faringer, Permanent Secretary
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Debit Reduction.

The statement just published
shows q reduction for the month of
December in the public debt of
s4,sl2,7Sl 92. Decrease since
March 1st, S76.7l6,3O6 10. ~
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! The Members Of the Widows sad Or
phanls BeaeacnI YSPelE pref hfreey
notided thai the Anihal, J, pttink u said
soelcfYjwlybe haaSt tell. q ChaTk
lty Lodge 40. Z. on the ID Monday OF
January. A. d. 1870. At half-past 9
o'clock, p. N. J.W. TOWSoN.
Dec, 9th-td Sec'y.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION ELECTION.
AT the election held on Monday
eveuiAgrlRst all the members Of The
old board of directors of the Fair.
hsid County Savings and Building
Association wore reelected by large
majorities. They are as follows
J. R. Mumaugh, F. J. Boving, P
Risipgt s, Whitley, 7. Sturgeon, q
". Beck, S. J, Wright J. N. Sut
phen, L. H. olds. l2O .I y
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Our esteemed young friend 7
VIM, Ewing, lato Of the collegiate
institution. Of Notro Dame, Ind, is
about to make an extended cxcur-
sishrin soaFshl Of recreation and
itnproved health. he win embark
from N ewnYork for Bermuda, in
the steamship Fah-kee, onAtho 2Otl
inst, and expects toremain abroad
for several months 791 CTTAT
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No A14Dsugherty, RsqI ofOthe
Ohio Senate, has our thanks for a
pamphlet copy Of Gov. Hay yes' ls.e
messsgei Report of Pardons, and
Proclama,ions for the year 1869,
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CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE,-Our sig

CoNaREssIoNALG GLoBE.-Our sig
nal acknowledgements are tender
ed, s6.Sshal6r SHEaMAE fot q set Ot
bound volumes of the Copgrsssion-
al Globe and Appendix, give in
numbcr) for the second session oi
the 10th Congress, together with q
supplementary volume. containing
the report Of the impeachment trial
of President Johnson.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T1STRAY COW.

Ab6bG o pnf--ss4TIHt 4 ssGol
gtrayedfom3he subSeriber living one nile
south heast Of DumoDtyille, on the 22d OF De.
cember 1900, large red Gov, Years old, small
white spotin the forehead. was gvi ng between
she len., Any IN fiInation Of her EheI ealoufe
or her iel isefy 70 flle dbsf Will Be Iibor-
ally aeardeJ. y NeE1 13GEePAaGLER, n, I X
January Gth 1s70-3w$.
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HockhockIng Club.


The next mSetipg Of Hockhock.
ing Club, wilIbeo on Thsrsday eve.
ming, Jan. 9th, (lhiS EVENING" At
u o'clock, P. NJ. An essay on the
mythology 0t the Nerthmen will
be prcsehlcd, and other eKerclsea
win render the meeting Interests
ing. Messrs. Connell and Fritter
have kindly placed their. Office at
the service OF the Clpb-unil the
Club can secure botter rooms for
their accommodation. AL per-
sons khohAvs signed the Articles
Of Association are invited to make
their Office their headquarters any
evening-when they may feel SO
disposed. The previous meetings
pefhS clSb have been Of interest,
A poem has been presented-a pa
per onrEthpoIogy and a lecture oI
Spectrum Analysis. The last named
subject will come up again for dis
cussion. Then let oil members
come out and add interest to th'
meetings of the Hockhocking Club
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Local Notices.
2 2rAkh1Ens..

Nlli FARMERS. lI II
A Stencil Plato for marking
Grain Sa4ka will oDlY cost 6 cts.
per letter. Name, plates with
ink and brush so cts. All plates
will be sent BY Mail. free Of charge.
Address orders TO G.. e. KALB,
Nashville, Ohio.
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First Class Book Store,

Extra inducements offered to Dealers and
Teac hers buying In quAntitiea. Call and ex.
anime this beautiful stoc before purchasing
eIsewhe ere. and be ye pleased.
Old Paper and Rage taken In pavmentIor
goods.
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zS,4sas.dqg. aan.. {, $50. /.

Thanks 10 John A, Cassell, Of
Louisville, KY, for q copy Of the
yRsPysiidnp daily oteAat cEy'
the Commercial,
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The supper at Good Templar's
Hall on Thursday evening last was
a pleasant affair, sIf4 ~
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Reneints on Subscription.

The following subscribers resi-.
ding outside of Fairfield county
have within the last month paid
up to the dates set opposite their
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T AND FOR SALE.

The subscdyets viii cell the lasd kpeyBA A'
the Giesy Tract one mile from The city o
Lane asteT. U. and neaTtne RefOTII Perm Pike
containing rs Acres. This Tract has one Of tbs
finest Stone QHarTies Of the Hooking Yailey, %
the same quality asis now used in building
lhe C0utt House. IN LANCASTER ~ a
EBquTS u ) s. BrAsee Ma. LsheastsT, o.
Jan. C, Is7e-w3. Athens. o.
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rvoioisIn Indiapap polls. Indiana.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IL OF REAL ESTATE.

In purnuanee Of an order Of the Probats
Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio, viii offer FOL
sale at Pnbllc anction on the Sth day Of Febru-
ary, 1870, at Il o'clock, A. NJ. on the premise,
81 miles south west Of Bremen, in Fairfield
county. the following described real estate
situate n the said county and Stata Of Ohio
.to.wit and is known and distinguished BY be-
thirty.ous (3I), township si Iteen Qs), rangs
seventeen (l7), containing thirty-nine acres oi
land. subiect to the dover Of Catherine Ann
Hityard on ten acres Of said premises, and i'm
pruVemeuia thereon. rt "a
xpprsised al sal 90 per acre snbjsctto via
ows lower.
TERMS OF SALE-one third In hand, on'
third in one year and one third in two year
| from the day Of sale, with Interest, the pe1
| ments TO be secured by mortgage upon th'
i1promises sold. EDWIN HOWARD.
l. Id Adm,Tof william HIlyard, decd.
\ CT. Snaeffer, Atty.
| Dec. l6, lsSa-4W.
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nj Q T I q e. ~, y. :

Notice Is hereby given that we, the under.
| signed, will punish to the fullest extent OF the
chssinI Or shooting game. or ang. .descfiption
G. Crumley, p. G. CrumIcy, Jacob X; Bee X,
a. II, Strobe, J. Y. rrumley, Elias KING ht
lw s. Coffman, Geo. W, Beck, Il. 5. beck' h
| Wilson.
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L. C. Butch will accept thanks
for latelfles Of Nevada papers,
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MA1tRTRn


yANDYKE-sTuCKEY the ssth MI. by
Rev. n. willard. Mr.. s.P. Vandyke 20 Mss
Rosa A.. Oldest daughter Of Solomon stueksy,
Esq, all Of BerSe g0EnbhipL 81
RUPF-sCHULZ-on the ~ inst. ~ Raw.
q. ". Mechhng. Mr. .Elias Euii shd Miss Aafy
Schulz, both Of this city.
BlKER-LkwYER-On Monday, Deeeui-
bor gItlus9,atfhs n0nrbral tho ma Gf1fiIff
IN Pek efington, fa|rfsh eonbtyF 01io, y
the RAS j - IifsdrH (. tOseph ~ 500 .
MIssKo4 LAeysrs Hl
COFFN 81 @fDL LnEelfAN-Attbe lhtpdb-
aae. Dee 2njl, la9a u Rel. -. N,spab q Mr.
Rsnjaffiin y. cohman and Miss RtbsccA OF
drrman, both Of Fairfield cou nty; o.
RAINEY-DENToN-A the same place Jan,
81, 1870, BY Rev. B. n. Spahr, NJ Thomas
kainey. Of Columbus, Ohio, aud Misc Aanie
benton. q iapsas,eri Nirn nni ~ ,
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The usdsfsiGno a I'm ail,nd y All bnsissss
psFtaiuinsto buyiha ~ solllag Real Eslass
! % the Eost aVorabla teims.
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The wpgen in Motion.

3w-41. -.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-09
HOUSEKEEPER.

GNGERNUrs.-Three pounds Of -four,
one Of butter, one sugar, one pint Of mo-
lasses, and one-fourth of a pound of gin
ger.
HICKORY NUr CAKE-One pound Of
sugar, one Of hickory nut kernels, and the
white of six eggs.
WORTH KNowING.-When you may
happen to get paint upon wooden garment,
take another part Of the same garment;
which is clean, and you may at once rub it
of, 60 that it will entirely disappear We
have tried it with success.
To MAKE silk which has been v vrilkled
and tumbled appear exactly like new, sponge
it on the surface with a weak solution of
gum arabic or white glue, and it on the
wrong side.
BREAKFAST RELIsH.-Iu Massachusetts,
we have frequently partaken Of a simple
and palatable relish made in the following
way: Chop tender boiled beef and fat
ham quite fine. which, mix with mashed po-
tatoes and season. Fry until brown.
CoRN Pound CAKE-One pound Of su-
gar, half pound of butter, one pound Of corn
meal, FIVE eggs, one teasPOonful Of saleratus,
one teacup Of cream or good rich milk.
Take out a handful Of the corn meal, but in
one handful Of wheat -four. Flavor to your
taste.
BAKED Pork AND BEANs.-Have nice,
clean, white beans put in soak in cold water
over night take piece Of fat side pork,
psrboiI fifteen minutes; then place it in the
pot with the beans which ought to have been
cooking an hour boil the pork and beans
together until the beans are perfectly soft,
then, remove them with q skinner to the
dripping-pan, and make an island Of the
pork, in the centre having first cut the rind
with sharp knife quarter Of an inch deep,
in delicate parallel lines; bake three hours
in q moderate oven and serve hot.
CURE FOR EARAcHR-There is hardly
any ache to which children are subject, so
bad to bear and difficult to cure, as earache.
But here is remedy never known to fail
Take bit Of cotton batting, put upon it q
pinch Of black pepper, gather it up and tie
Il; dip il in sweet oil and insert in the ear.
Put flannel bandage over the head to keep
it warm. 1t will give it immediate relief.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-09
From the sau Rrancises BCamlner.
The Workingman's Wife's Appeal.

Inc w OIk1uXm@U w LAG AHPo&A
''come, Mary, throw your work aside,
and let your troubles BE-"
Ah. Mike 'Since nrst vas your bride.
And the lark sang loud and high,"
And the blackblrds chirped BY tAs spark spring
Az We sat BY the hawthorn tree,
have not seen the time, dear MIKE,
could let INV troubles be.
swell seek the cowslip on the bank,
The primrose In the lAne.v
But, Mike, who'll I'LL the water tank
Thai stands within the door;
Who'll feed the blddies while I'm eone,
And count them DER and Ger.
And who vii wash these dishes n Re,
And sweep thls little orr
And then. Poer man. yosr working clothes
Are torn and dirty, too;
90 I must wash them ali to-day,
Or they'll make fun Of you,
And say you're not an eight-hour man,
And that would never do.
"Sor II you wers you'd get some time
70 help bring 10 the wood,
And cut h up, and make the IRE,
To aid your wife % good;
And mend the hen-house, N IL may
Keep In the chicken brood.
''And make new sty for the pig,
An mred mp TO his ears,
That he may thrive and grow space.
And BY his value calm the fears
which haunt you, that on cannot meet
The rent that's In arrears"
But, Aicky, when that good day co@ss, sg
A come surely will,
when the poor mtnPs rights are gy4A9ed him,
And the rich men all fulnl
Our dear Lords words, Lave 0se another,
And seek 70 do no Ill !"
Then though 'tlS long dnce We have trod
'sThe path were hawthorns blow"
Or seen In running brooks and streams
The sunlight shine below;
may and time, but not Till then,
To '9et my troubles gI."