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Gntfheibune be8 SberacridbtS in
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Gincinnati, 16. Jebruar. Beliern
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ldeioung in Der 8ibeltru8e a.gegebea;. Die
&ihter Stprer uno Sasans ipra6en itb In
sinem beionOeren ausilbrli6en @utudten fir
Nuiredt6altun9 oes Ginbaltbefebls 9e8en ben
9ei6luB oes Sbulratbs aus, tpslter oas ats
len Ser gibel ucrbietet; &i@ter Gait ertldrts
aber in einem nod ausiabrli4eren 8utadten
lid iir auIbebung iensr Sniuntticn. Der
Sdulratb 1T inSwii9en tnti6loRen,, tOlort
gtrufung sesen Sa5 s%rlaIsne lrtbsil bst'm
cberiten Sfaats: @eri9tsbofe in Columbus
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cine bent guhItaben uno Settle Der Der. ST.
unb Staats Contribution uro ben Nhnl4sn
uno poblperitanoeneu Sntereien Des trsiltns
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Tim unb nab M pntaa, ben 10. Wtat 1869, seben
Die YaNa9ierslse ta8lib CSonnta8s aus8ellonlntenl, wie
folgt:
tionei inn 7.25 morgens. 9ieier 3ug %uerbinoet fhb an
Der Step. s allie junction nit Dem Grain aler Siationen
Der Delaware IS iisn6obn uro in 9errpptae nit allen
Stattonett Der Baltimore. Is Central itetbabn.
@rpreR;ug nud philadelphia nto gteius Yorf UNI 9
ubr IS Wttfmisn Wtorsens, 1d in YerrGuiae nit Dem
Suae nab Sort Seppfit uerbinoero.
philadelphia s9lsp. Dorler GgpreBlug ga6ttl. 2 ubr
IS Wliruten; oerbinoei il In Wilmington NIT ben gil.
aen fir Stationsn an Der Selapares@i ienbabn, ipii9en
BiInirgtou unb Sarringtor.
Accommodations sSu9 nab Wort DepoNt tro ben bas
itpii6rn ~9elsscner Siationel 5 ubr Sddmitta9s.
4bilabelpbia sNbenojug Z ubr 25 Wttn.; oerbtnbet
Hd III gDtInttueiou nit benz GTprtBiuss fir Saupt.S ta-
tionen al Der Selaparr .e iienbabn td8lit, Samitag
uno Spnntne ausgenorinlet.
&rprealua mad Stem. BORT UNI 10 nbr 40 R. Gbbs.
am $pnntdge:
Ead philadelphia z nbr Is Utinttett WberoS.
gad 9(eip. lort nm 1e nbr 40 Wtin. Gbenos.
Bbtldbetpbia ,Sdltimp ore GentraisS dbn. -
Die 3uge gcbeit tGglib WtOreens nm z rbr rs Nlitmuter,
uuo Wbenos I'M 0 rbr IS Wtin. ab. Spnnta9s ausgss
nonmen, unO Samitags lur |erbttoun9 I'M 2 nbr IS
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Depot, ODER Sir. 147, Bultimoreftr., Su babet. Gbertiu
fann man bort i'm 9oraus StBe i'm bintsren 0iidfb,
uno SdIatpage1 iiherr.
perIonsu, iurlts Biaete In Der SfFts in 9aItinforeFr.
rsb babcn o1i gortbeiI, oaB tbre Baggage aus Der
gBobnurs ab8eboIt uno bon Der uHnion Sranster Co.
tIariirt iDirb.
DOL fBm. Granfort, asent.
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Ren.YorLl7. Ssbr. - pOtrIIdpstntHeti6 fan,
s26, rs. - Baulnuoue matt uuc 8elpiden; g6S Sts; .
Suder, rait.. 9uba l24; qorto Rieo 1lh-l2H Sts,
gtcin5l. rob, II; raj. 81 Gents. = Wailen, 1856. -
bQfer 54-61 Cts.
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Setratb, : Nperuerfple.,- Gnga'
. oetnrut.- &rpBc Xcucrbrunft.

8bfIaoeIpDia, II. 5ebr. - SRI. Sus
iannc Cation, Die betannte enPlli9s Spsri.
iGnGerin, purbe btute trib in Der bteltgen
Gatbebrale nit Srn. Ssacber, benz Senortlten
ibrer Gompa9uie, setraut. Se8en 5000 Yer
ionen battcnI lid I'M Dome e%tn9etHnoen.
8as iuu8e Yaar trGt ioiort lelne 9obistts'
Sic 9arepa &oia'ide Operntruppe bat Ed
bier ousnebmenoen Grtol4es ertreut. I'm
fanT 4benoen b~etru8et Die Ginnabn'en seash
$4,000. o.,
IN eiuem 8riefe tbeilt SRI. Caroline &is
diH9s nit, oaB ie ikre 3ruppe nt9t, fple Is
bttB, auFbien iuerOs; lie bat nod Elm sItlIlG'
fir Oas ale IntOften i'm SOraus 9eOedt
IinO. - cuoo
uno Santiltonitrabe, puroe beute frib Elm
Mans Der Tlammen. Sammtli4e @ebGube
nuroen nebIt Snbalt total 5%eritDrt. Der
granoi6aOen errsi9t Die 90be bon $500 900;
9ie fSabrit mar, 6a ie in Der Sb9ut beg
S@criifs fa betano, irit einiser SeIt iitbt
mebr in Sbiti9teit.
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81. 2puis, 10. Ucornar. = anIlBlih
oes Nblebens BON Spbn 5. Noe 1T bic Sorls
in Srauer sebilt, Die sau5s &sutmannl6aft
uuo Der Staotratb Iol9ten Der Neirge.
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Hnhn unb nnferc Meaieruua.

Nems Wprf, II. Btbr. YET ReuIlBe
.SeralbAl6Bt lid in etnem Geitartlfel alp Der:
nsbmen: rgBir 5~weifeln ni6t int Mtinoetten,
paB bcsigli9 Der grmorbung @rinnipolos IN
0apanna unIer i9pa6er uno tei8er Staatss
iefretdr Die ni6tsiasenoen bobien GntiGul6is
amtsn annebmen, uno O%isielben Seamten,
lber bic S9pd9e nnierer &e9ierun9 perdtts
lid l66elno, Die @erbreber tpeoer beltratert,
nod dbnli6en Grcusltbaten in 3ufunft oors
beuaet ueroeu. Sn allen auf Cuba uno bic
iebi9en gor96n9e auf Der Sniel be3t8llden
anSeGeeenbeiten bat iib Die &e9teran8 unleef
reg eroben 2anots perGhtli6 sema9t mn oie
&epublit in ben au8en Der @elt NIT St3tItpt
beoeft. Sober d9te Ameritaner nuB etrle
indie Grnienriauna i9meraliA empfnoen.A
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8ing ; am ION, N,sW.- Sel Der atlIt!.
1en Mbftmmuns ertl6rte lid Die giir9sri4ait
nit eroBer Wtsbrbeit fir Serluenoun8 BON
SIS, 600 our Grri9tuns elmer 5rrisataoemit.
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selegrapbiide Scpeide't.
t8,rttst fur rem rosutf&m GUTrsRSutsntsu.")
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ruuQ ll9k.
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aber's
&trIden GeftOral

ayers Cherry Pestoral),
Iiir Grantbeiten Der Seblc uuo Der 2urgen,
9uiten, grtdltunsen, &eu@bufen, Gebls
br6nne, Milbmla unb Shuinbiudt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
tf Yen want

Material Ia max. dollar bottle IL the best Hair
restorative ever used tor restoring gray hair 10
~ ongiBal color. send n eeb,s TO- q package.
~ tuu ~Asr
Nee WHITE Teeth, Healthy Gum, 'nd sweet
,r,. ALL send for our TURKISH BENTRl FlcE,
pr,ce. 70 cents.
~ ,oy VAST
, .urs eur. for H,.iache. ca,Mrh, Deafness, OF
b,n.inl 10 The ears, send tot our srERNuTA.
TUAi. Price IS cents.
NJ Esther Of the above s.nl POSTPAID On &C.
e.,lf - Driee.
Address Joseph x. L,chAr, al Mark,t street
:, I.ours, Mo- ses1lYdas
Az Essay FOR YOUNG MES. on rhy- oiosi'
ga Errors, Aliases and diseases, incident 10
Youth and FAIRY Manhood, shich cfssi" npsdi'
.,.lt. TO MAkRIAsE, with sure mean u relief
sent IN sealed letter envelopes, free % charge.
address. Dr. : skiLLIN HouGHTON. Howard
.s.orlation, Ptsislphia, IA. .eEdawsm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

THE proprietor OF this celebrated nedicin"
i Justly claims for II a superiority over All re-
mcdies ever offered 20 the public for the sg,, -.
fam, sPesdg and permanent Of Ague and Fever,
or Chills and Fever, whether of short or long
standing. lie refers TO the entire Western and
southwestern country 20 bear him testimony TO
the truth of the assertion, that IN no case
whatever will IL fail to cure, II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In n great
many eases single dose has been sufficient for,
cure and whole families have been cured ~
single bottle, with perfect restoration OF the
general health. IL i, however, prudent, ana ~
every case more certain "a cure il it, use i con
tinusd In smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially IN du'
hoult and long standing cases Usually, tn-
medicine will not require any aid To keep Tn.
towels in good order should the patient howe''
err, require a cstharie medicine, amer having
taken three or four doses Of the Toms, asngie
dose OF Buii's Vegetable Family Pitts
will lie sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
LAMP EXPLOSIONS.

Win the people avoid these dangers by
using genuine article, which is perfectly
safe and has the reputation of being the
best in use? 1t is the Aurora Oil 1t
gives brilliant light, and can be had a,
IS Ohio Levee. Call and get the cheapes,
ght in use. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
INJECTION NOTICE.

-
Notice 10 hereby given that q special election
will be held IA the City Of Cairo. Illinois. on Mon
day, the Nth day Of May, next A. u ls'v, ~ me
usual voting places in sad CITY, wa tor the flrst
Ward ut the building on the southeast corner OF
sixth street aud Washington a,cnueI Tor the
second Ward NJ the Arab Fire Company In.
sne House, for the Third Ward At the o'hoe OF
BRYAN shnnnp.sy, and Tor the Fourth Ward
At the Court House, 10 ascertain the wishes
~ the voters OF said City, rs 10 subscription OF
Purchase by said city Of shares OF the capital stock
% the kcntucky Tennessee ks,lroai company
Of Kentucky, othe amount % sioO,U said sub.
scriptlou or purchase 20 be paid for IN bonds OF
said CITY of Cairo, falling due twenty-five years
after the date thereof, bearing interest ~ The rate
iivered 20 said Company IN insialmcntsof Ss',"
each, a. soon q each section OF I'VE miles o' sain
road shall have been completed, the IRON lad aiif
ready for the Ears 10 run thereon, ana the runck
10 h. received from said Company To te sold 70
and re.convcyed 20 said Company by said CITY
a. received, At price not To ctec"d hve per cent
Of the par value thereof, work on sald rohd Va hs
commenced within six months nom the time the
subscription j. voted, amt 10 hv completed within
eighteen months thereafter. hsAd election W,
ballots east for -aid subscription or purrhasc shan
nave the words "for subscription written Of
printed thereon. and all the ballots cast against
aid subscription or purcna.c -hnll have The
words Against subscription written or printed
thereon The polls At az cle'ton W." y,
opened ~ eight o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, and
closed at six clock u. VI.
Notice /. also hereby given tina, on the sad Nth
day Of Nav. an election VIII be hold iCs ". iHi,
pos" Of clec,tng . membor 81 u. Select Council
from III" city ~ Large Ia hl the vacancy Gca'
stoned by the resignation Of q. ". williamson,
said election Ia 10 held At the following pisces,
wa: First ward Ia the building on the southeast
corner Of sixth street anil Wash n y'on avenue
second Ward at IN. Engine House OF the Arah
FIRE company, Thirl wapi at the once OF 1873 an
~hsnne-sS, and the Fouruh WaIi ~ INC our
House. JOHN bkpMH,
Cairo Illinois Aprtl - $50
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4 Hook fsr the Miiiisn.
~daSSHSb5Ac: &c /: &: &C.: e. :.

about 10 marry. IN the Psychological mysteries
and revelations OF the sexual sy.tcmi with The
latest discoveries IN producing and preventing
Offspring, how 10 preserve the complexion ETC.
This j. an interesting work OF Two hundred
and twenty -four pages, with numerous ensra'
wings, and contaius valuable Information for those
Who ar. married or contemplate marriage siil "
~ book that ought TO be kept under lock anu
key, and not LAID asreleslys about the house
sen, to any one (free Of pos,aeel for finy cents
Address Dr, Butts, D,speu-ary,, No, l. North
Eighth street. 81 Louis, Mo.
s~soTIcE To THE AFFLICTED AND uN-
FuRrUyATE.-Ss Before applying TO the no.
iorious Q.seks Who advertise in public papers, OF
using any Quaek ro@sdis', peru-e DIT Butts work
N matter What your disease u, or how deplorahle
your condition.
pr. Bats can be consulted, personally or by
NAL, On the diseases mentioned IN his works
Once, No ~ North Elghth street, between Mar
ket and ChesniIt. st. Louis Mo. seTiydsw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
DraAe.s lOIleclIOm

VI nearly one hundred ceipis Tor making brandy
al kipd- Of Wine, Gin. Ale. Beer. corial', ~.
p.nn CIDER. and much other useful Information
Tor those dealing in or manufacturing any u the
.,,o,e either for the trad. or home use.
sent, 10y mail, ire. of postage, To- ~ cents. Adj
tres. T. v. NORMANDY joi Market street,
=. Lonis. Mo .esr iyisw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
Woman and social B.vtl.

E..,U ,oA lorss Mss.--rhe uu. sstimsi" Of
sonn--the happiness u an honorable marriage
--th. cs.rful social E,l. Of the day, the cau.e
ant sur. sent free IN sealed envelope. Al.
dr-.,, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boy =, riil-
dsIpLia. Ia.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

benton Barracks, No., April ~, iso',
rR. JOHN BuLL-bcar SIR; Knowing the IN.
cheney Of your ssrsparilia, and the healing ant
beneficial qualities Il possesses, ] send you TIE
followins statement OF ms casei
Twas wounded about two years ago-was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months Beng
moNed 80 often, my wounds have not healed YET
have not lat up a moment siuce Aas WOUNDED
lam shot through the hips. Ny general health
II impaired, anu need something 20 assist M
ture. ] have NOR, hith Ia your ,AfsapaFilla THAI
IN anything else, ! visit that that u genuine,
Please, express me half doIet lnttlr-, snd
oblige GAIT. Z, L, JOHNSON,
St. Louis, Mo,
T. s.-Ihc following was written Aprl 80 lsoh.
b' Mfs, Jennie Johnson, mother OF Napl' Iohh-
son;
Dir, JOHN BuLL-H-W Sir' Ny husband In.
q :. Johnton, was sklilrll surgeon and phls"
ian N Central New york. where hv d'l, leaving
the above Z. 4, Johnson IN my care Al thirteen
years OF age, he had chrome dhIfhra and
scrofula, Tor whichi gave him your saTsapariia,
1T CURED HlMi have lol ten years fecom'
mondcd n TO many m New YORK, ONO ana Iowa,
for sCIolula, foyer soras, aAs general debiitA q,
Perfect success has attended q IAs ogss tIsiia
,a se@s easos q srrtaia ard istc' svr,s siHsss
miraculous. 1 am very anxai.s toI my - la sgaln
haSo recourse 20 your >aFsapaf.lla. He - & sriul
OF getting spurious article, hence hls WI tuna 4"
yon for ID. HIS Nuunis we're terrible, bat I ls-
JENNiE JOHNSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
INSURANCE.

- "a SIcrri. n, II. Cansiee.
49, p"hi,n Noiary Public and u. :.
N' Commits sioner.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

Chins and Fever ore caused from ter'ain
poison eK.tius IN the atmosphere known ~
malaria. Il reduces the vitality OF TIE ulpou
re:ari. TIE nrt.on o.! the different organs, AM
causes Bhitpu-ness, Constipation, etc, ana W
thi. Nay prepare. ~" system Tor any dIs,n," 90
more -erioul mature which may follow. 10 aIpli
further trouble, nud rcI ~" y"uf-eiI al th's
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
LssA 90 Noar Chtids~s The Great
Soothing Remedy.

ALL. cures Colo aud Srpths pltCE
RHlIIDMBr ,, a. a,ss..s ~ -
ts-thlng.
49,. -uhduss ConyuIrunzl pptcg
49,, ,,u,. and osercom-s al die -.
ess@- Incident tO ~ rl[I-
e'h''' fsnis snd children
,,,. Cures Dis rhsa, l., zen. ppt,F
M, nhN..,., terry, AMI rgfnmsr Com 90.
"h'l svn" pislnt Ia children OF all ,.'SrS
..ss.
IT,. the Gfcai Infants and Children. soothing
Remedy ~ all disorders brought on hy '~' hang,
OF any other cause.
Prepared by Ia. GRAFTON MEDICINE co.,
NJ. LOUIS, Mo.
sold 10y dr,gg,-t- ana dealers IN medicine
every sners sszT lydsS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

Tss srsr ~ rug wosLp-sio". not c"niain l'sd-
no si,rtoi poi-on- TO rafayze the system OF pro-
duee death. II IL perfectly lurmles--reliAblo-
instantaneous. AVOID she Wanted aud driu-i'e
preparations Boosting virtues they 10 not possess,
Il you would escape the danger. The genuine
W 4 Bachelors Hair D,. hs- thirty year, rep
utattvn ~ uphold u. integrity. Sold by Dug
y-t- Applied at H. Bony street, \. Y.
nSygldAuy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
DR.. JOHN BULLS PRINCIPAL off'e;
NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
IO1AtSv1l1C. Ky.
WORM DESTROYER
'TOlyIy Cnitcdlstatcs md World
wide Readers:

4 HAVE received many Testimonials iruui
Il OCCASIONAL and medical men, my almanac-
and various publications have shown, all % which
are genuine. Ihe following. from highly .'iu'
Gated and popnlsr hysicsn IN Georgia, i- crr-
taiuly one OF the most sensible communications
have ever received. Dr. Clsm"ut know vNs
actly what be spsaks of. and his testimony Ic-
what the Doctor says Of bulrs Worm De~.
Ndlanow, walKer County, Ca,
June ~, ls'1.
Dr. ions BrLL-near Sra I hay" recently
gwen your "Wom Destroyer several trials,
and find II wonderfully eiheae,ous. u has not
failed IN single instance 20 have the wi-hed-inr
effect. | am doing pretty large county practice,
and have daily Use for some article OF the k.ni.
l am free % confess hat know OF no remedy
Recommended by the ahlest authorities that i %"
certain aud speedy IA IT. effect. Gu the contrary,
they are unceria' n IN the extreme. My object ia
writing you l. To- tnd out upon what terms ! cau
,s-. the medicine directly from yon. II cNn gct
uupon easy terms, shall use great deal 81 u.
am awnr- that the OF such articles j. contrary
to the Teachings and practc. OF a great majority
Of the rsgHiar ne di-cafiing a remedy which ~
know to bc sufficient. simply because We MA! be
ignorant OF IT. combination, For my part, sl.l,
make ~ n rule to a-e all and every means 90 vi.
ieyiatc suffering humanity which | may be- ahls
to commandment hc-itatins because some one
more ingcniou, than my SELF have leaned IT,
effects hr-t, and secured the sole right 10 s"cur"
that knowledge. However, am by no means an
advocate or supporter ofthc thousand ot Wuuhirs~
nOstrums that fooj the county, that purpurt ~
cure all manner OF diseases 10 hich hcsh r. heir
Please reply soon, and inform M ot your best
terms. am, ~, very respectfully,
JuLlUsP. CLEMENf ", 4.
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who knows the secret Ct good bread or light
pastry, Of perfectly boiled potato, or of a
Joint of meat done to turn? Though the
art of cooking is really the oldest art with
which man has made himself familiar, and
though gsstronomy has formed in all ages of
the world subject of experiment, it is really
@ serious question whether we in the United
States conduct the mysteries of the kitchen
in thoroughly creditable manner. Does
not the general health suffer2 Are not the
doors of our physicians besieged by armies
of dyspeptics Is not the domestic hearth
that sacred shrine of home Joys, eclipsed by
the restaurant, owing to the neglect Of
the arts which subserve the pleasure of
the palate? Does anybody In America
know how to cook q potato? I mean
SO that it shall be a potato after it is
eooked-rot mashed into soup-not broken
to shreds outside and hard az a stone within
mot beiled or steamed into a nondescript
lump; but potato, with a potatoes flavor, a
potatoes substance, pleasant to see and appe-
tizing to eat When cook was lately wanted
for London club q number of candidates
were appointed to trial of skill in boiling
potato. ANY person who in the course of his
life has ever eaten properly cooked potato
would like to know the artist who bore away
the palm.
Take, for example, the men who dine at
artisans, clerks, and handicraftsmen in good
employ. One of the former, between / and
o'clock, walks into restaurant, calls for q
plate of meat and vegetables, slice of bread,
glass Of water or ale, and finishes with
modicum OF pudding or pie, for all of which
he pays fifty cents. The latter resorts to the
restaurateur's at the same hour. Out of ten
kinds of soup named on the carte he selects
one, exquisite to the taste and provocative to
the appetite; then from the list of twenty
dishes of fish and meat he also selects one,
and perhaps another; then from the entire
NETS, then the game, then pastry or cheese,
and bread dd 66ttum; to all which is added
half bottle of light wine; and he has to dis
burse less than the former, for he pays but
twenty-five sous. Will not the French work
man enjoy his dinner more, work with better
will, and live longer?
Comparing the eating habits of dwellers
in the rural districts in both countries, the
difference is still greater. Through ignorance
we waste full half our animal food. Fuel to
us is cheap-to him dear. Our wages are
twice as great as his. Our kitchen utensils,
home conveniences, crockery, cutlery, and
napery are far beyond his highest expecta-
tions. And yet from his p0t-au,feu, rarely
boiling, but simmering all day, into which
he has cast whatever his funds will fur
nish or his patch of ground supply, he
ladies' from time to time bowl of pot
tage, at the taste of which the most ac-
complished gastronome who dimes daily at
Delmonicos would lift his brows with rap
ture. Our farmers and laborers, far better
to- do, produce nothing of the kind, nor will
they until they stop seating to live," and
adopt the nor,,sar rule ''of living" in part at
least, "to eat"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-23

sugar, that if, while yet in the greenness of
its first year, it is properly compounded with
sugar and ice, a summer drink is made of un-
equalled excellence. A cobbler Of new wine,
grown in the valley of the Ohio, or Missouri,
where the Catswba ripens almost to black
ness, drunk when the deg-stsr RACES, fingers
in memory for life. The exile from his native
land, whom summer keats overtake, will long
for it even on the Rhine or Garonne, whose
borders supply no drink to match it; nor can
the sherbets of the Orient or cliquot frappe
make him forget the eobbler that repaired
his soul in the Western bar-room.
For the same reason Gts happy
mode of combining with sugar.
sparkling Catawba, properly made and
fully equal to the average quality of the
Champagne we import. The Scuppernong,
too, put up in sparkling form, though in re-
spect to acidity quite opposite to the other,
can make as good drink, to say the least, as
Moselle. Delaware and Herbemont, the one
for the South and the other for the North,
have already proved themselves capable of
great things, though every one may not yet
know it. Finally the Norton's Virginia seed
ling, even when grown on strong corn land,
gives an abundant yield of wine that is pure
to the taste, vinous, full-bodied, red as blood,
yet clear as rock-water, which none would
require to be taught how to love. Let this
only be produced in sufficient quantity, and
it will be at once accepted as a substitute for
all ordinary sorts of claret; while for such as
shall be grown on fine soils an altogether
higher destiny awaits; all of which is written
by one who is fully aware that American
wines have been immeasurably overpraised.
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The June number of Godey's Lady'S Book
is illustrated with a steel engraving entitled
Waiting at the Ferry" and numerous
fashion plates. Its literary articles are up to
the usual standard of excellence
Tile Lady'S Friend for June is finely
illustrated with numerous engravings and
fashion plates, and it presents an interesting
series of stories and sketches
'-Arthur's Home Magazine for June is
filed with entertaining articles suitable for
the family circle.
The Ohildren's Hour offers an interest
ing variety of reading matter suitable for the
young folks.
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