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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE or
n JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL.
ONCE and saiesroem ~ Nassau street
opposite the Post oEce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
lying at the first landing Staten Island For particulars
apply TO THOMAS ROBINSON, Herald Ship News ollce,
Whitehall slip, pier |, East river, New YORK.
HULL OF 1900 TONS MEASUREMENT, BUILT OF
live oak and cedar and copper fastened would make
nrst class clipper ship. For sale by DANIEL w RICH.
ARDS CO., " Manain street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28
C0AsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMrANY's
i Through Line TO
California and China.

Il Through Line TO
California and China.
Through rates. New YORK to San Franciaco:--
s p;ss; e c s17s s'es ss,g
According 10 location OF BERTH
These rates include berths board and all necessaes for
the trip.
foot Of Canal street, nj u O'Clock, uoop
On dh and goth OF each month.
except when those days fall on Sunday then the day
vous
one hundred pounds of baggage free each adult Medi-
November 4, AKlzoNA, Capt; Maury, connecting with
sass T" VIII leave San Francisco
December !, 1870, for China and Japan.
ccived until z. N. THURSDAY, November 3. =
FREIGHT for Central american and South Pacific ports win
Al the usual facilities afforded Shippers In collecting inland
For freight passage tickets and all further information
+. r. BABY, Agent
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every thursday at O'Clock p NJ precisely
CoLJMBIA, captain i. Van Size via Nassau, Hov3
MISSOURI, Captain J. b. Edwards, Nov. 10.
MORO CASTLE, Captain 4. Adams, Nov IL.
5 q, WHEELER, in, President.
NO. Q Bowling Green
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Liue,
sailing every twenty days. from pier IL East river.
CRY OF MERIDA, Deaken, Wednesday, Nov. s3PM
CITY OF MEXICO Zimmerman, Tuesday, Nov 21,3P NJ
FOR freight or F. SEE2ISDRE SONS IS Broadway.
TEXAS LINE OF GALyEsToN, STEAMERS;
Nichols pier 20 East river, win sail Saturday October
on the Galveston Houston and Henderson, resas Central
an lne steamer b rV @iM TttGrc will follow
! ''' '''s"'V' & il. MALLORY CO.. i5s Maiden auc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28

A JOHN L. vANDEwATER. AUCTIoNEER.
n. On Friday (o-morrow), 2eth, at private stable No.
40 Waverlcy place. near Sixth avenue at l0H o'clock
prompt, part OF whom may concern and in
liquidation hne superior fotting and Road
Horscs:--
Dark bay coupe family Mare, Is high years. sired nv
Cassus NJ Clay dam thoroughbred raised in Kentucky; viii
trot In 3 minutes; very fne and superior ANIMAL
Fine fast hrh brst trottng dapple gray Horse win
neld sired by Old Gray MESSENGER dam Eemb,ino raised
In Dutchess county 1874 high, years old; troed Mt Plea
Park, Rhncbeck IN last in 242 i3 and
~, winning; warranted to ,rot in 5 day sae war
ranted sound and kind.
Fine bay high bred Trotins Horse lsE hish years old
,6ne stylish and drver handsome and well
behavsd warranted to beat 2:50 any DAY warranted
sound and kind
by sockbridge Chief raised in Orange county; warranted
to beat minutes Also a very enc Saddle Horse.
Also light gray Horse. 1871 hands high years old aylish
fine and free drver will trot close 10 minutes
team or family has superior; warranted sound and
kind Also city made top Wagon
Brown Horse 5a bands bgh 10 years, stylish and
stopper warranted sound AMI kind.
THIS property has been used IN part BY private gentle
dnng months at Long Branch, aud " row
offered absolute sale and be seen al the above
until disposed Of Speed and pedigree can be relied
every particular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28

THORoUGHBnED YOUNG SETTER DOG. HALF
~ broke for sale cheap Apply ~ zoo Edridgc street.
third floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28

A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE OF LOTS ON MON
"A day by JOHNSON MILLER-Emonson estate
Edgewater Staten Island Be 10 Co. Leave Battery
II o'cock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28

MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE, on
Nl New jersey property.
ROBERT WILSON, No. Exchange place, jersey City
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
J; Der &prrefponeent Der Dou mdn1

a-D Or Gprr.iponbent ber pau 1eau
@aaette erSdblt aus benz t6niSlt&e.
6%auptqartier BON meaur, tas BE Gin
tpobner portfser @teenb BON tbren frabe>
ren BorrfQunsen lber BE @@reden
preu6il&er Ginquortteruns faon gun,
Sr6bten 9betle 3ur(ldsefommen finb, baB
namentli& bic 0e1ittete 6oltune berpreu>
Zen ben Grauen seseniber ibnen @er>
numbering efna6bt. Sn eineu1 2aoen
no eer Gr3dbler ii& etnpaar 9anti9ube
faufte fraBte Ct aud bo6 Ddm9en, nell
DIS tbn beotente, tpaS le pom ter Gin
quartiruus tenfe. 8 ontwprtete bielt
ills sont de! tresbeaux garcons mails
beaucoup tIop modestes.",
Der %unteroff;ier @einri@ @&wenbt
BON Der 5. @6eaeron be6 wefpbaltl@en
@uiral1r<H eatu1ents SIT. a (@erben) ret
tete am Is. Aueuf bic Stantarbe aus
bent feinolt4en Geuer. St erbielt btefar
uno fir feline brape 5altung tm &rie9e
am Is. @eptemter bon benz &5ni9e has
Gilerne &reu3 uno 100 Ebaler Yrdmte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

8ie bteamerifanil9tp pref
Re betrp8en mtrb.-0ie Sem 2)erf
~Werlo", mel@e G@ Spe3talcorreSppnz
oenten in europa bdlt, uu, ii& BON BEN
lelttn anll9en gu laisu, erbielt Dor eini>
get Belt cine Depelae> teuiufolse i'm
9Yee part ;u 2onoon so 900 perlpnen
elmer ~Spmpatbie @erlammlun9" III
0unfen Granfrei@8 beieewobnt baten
Iouten." DieIf6 Tele9rdmrt Der u@orlo"
madte ba6 2lsenin1itut> uo6eeiirte
prsl1e" 9enannt, feline &unoe. @Qe 3et=
tun9e1 crudten ot' Nadrt@t al. Sebt
l9reibt Carl Btino aus 2onbpu, ba6 il6
faum 200-laae 5weibuncert-per( onen
an iener Ma6enperiammlune betbeiltsz
ten.-Won iebt wte bic btef9e5re0e fir
oas l96ne @rlp, weldes fe fir Gabelce:
pelden ausstebt, beoient tritn. Gin
peutlaes &abel> wel&e6 ;%uoerld019e De-
pefden iu mdbieen Yreilen at biz Yrele
Der Scr. Staaten ab9dbe, wiirbe auS9ez
setdnete @cladfte madeu.
IVY. w.
SIT ct. 9oui6 foGten smet perliebte
N'9er UNI cine i4warse Outlined nit
Me0ern. Der Cine tpurce IN Die Gpi9<
tsit> Ger &npere auf pie poli;eifatipn
tranaportirt.
-@enral @impfen, Der &apitulant
Don @epan nobnt jeBt al6 parolirter in
Dem r~eisenten @onfatt bel Stuttgart urb
tammt lelbf eigentli@ aus @lrtember9.
Setn @roBoater par etnf plrtemberst=
l9er &rte9SratbSprd 1rent, Sberl zines
acknowledgements uuo betanut >peQen
ietnes Mutbe8 unp leiner Tapferfett. SIM
SABRE 1775 trot ct in fran;0il&e Diente
uno 1arb al6 fran3. @eneraQteutenant.
Giner {einer @1bne trat 9let@faQ8 in
fran,5F@e Dten1e, uno mar Der 8ater
oes jebt ais @sfanAener In @1rtembers
befnplt&en General @impfen. Gin
3wetB eer Gamilie fam na@ Seltrret@
uno &purbe bort In ben @rafenfanp erbp>
ben.
-@ol. Cyrus Alprt9> pofmeiaer Don
Winneapolts bat f@ 9eteru ouf cine
Grtolun9sreiie uad San Granciaeo be-
8ebeu,
- Stint @etlen bes Gllentabn @let>
les ron @btte Bear mad @tiQpater
merpen bis 3urt 10. Noveu1ber 8ele9t
lein.
Murs @u(por, Elm Norwe9il&es
Mde@en 1T Muttn ma@te ant lebten
Donnerfa9e tbrem 9eben bur@ Grttnfen
Elm Gnbe.
- @m lsbten Donnetfu8 fanb Ser
&auf mann BON Dulutb, Bel ben, @rabiz
TEN Der StraBe in Der Ndbe Der erften
unb 2afc @traBe in Dulutb, Elm Stld
reine6 SUPPER peld,es III pfuno 1909.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

@olbin9ton> %. Sft>-unter>
@9asamtS @efretdr 3i9arblon wire
binnen &ur3sm na@ europa 9eben um
sal elbi # bic Bunee6obli9ationen firTun>
rtrunA Der National S1ulp, welbe balp
emi'tirt merren ioQen> ;u ne9osiiren.
Der DfAt ter Gin Seber. Nu9
Triy &eutsr. Der rplfstbiimli9e platt>
eeutlde Sdrtftfeusr, bat il@ o!s Seber
In bic 3ufunft, unb ramit al6 ddtsr
Di@ter bewdbrt. Sn 1einem fS1 li@sn
Wolfs< uns @el9i@t6bilo ut DC Gran>
solentto" lest er {einen ftottli@en &atbs>
BERN Sect Don S%temba9en, wte Ct In
frans16l@r @efan9enl6aft 70 patriotil&
Don Deut1 9lanb'S Mufsr( tebun9 uno ieez
REDEEM Norprin0en III Granfret@ uno
Don Granfrei9'5 Nieperla9e uno S.rafe
pbantaltrt fp!ssnoe pycpbettibe Reoe in
cen Wuno:
'Ne 9rcte @9la9t! GSftbsinoulsno
0efan9en! De Tran5ulen<&t 1bidt'n
Erumpeter v@afenitQRano !"
u&ann nid5 ut warben", ieS9 i'd,
utaum 5pab 1unb nj MID bir."
uTreoen !" lat BEL mi ie89en.
~@@Sn" iee9 d. ,&betnlanc> gang
Gl1aB I'M breiSiertel 2otbrin9en !"
u&ann Id nt9| 1e99t bet un1etr
8rauoer m1t BORON lewen."
9Q} . peboer Sortpdrts!
Da6 preubi19e Seer bat am Sag,
BON @epou einen ei9entbimli@en :3u>
ma9S erbalten. Dte Grau oeS Marte,
tenders I'M Sd9erbataiupn beS 5. Mrmee>
corps purbe mitten i'm Bipouaf Don Fl;
mem trdftisen &naben entbunnben uni
1T 9en1tbiot, benielben auf ben ,peitsrer
Mdrlaen NIT fi@ ~ aebmen> ba 1e fd
ni9t ,paete, ALIEN unter ben Transpler
3uridsubleiben, ben @eimwes aber eben.
{1owenfg antreten.,fpnnte. SIS sew1br
Elm erfreuli@e8, ia rlbrenoe8 8tlp, tpenr
man bic bdrtisen Sploaten ftebt pie fl
9e9enieitt9 ,petteifert, um Der d@tsr
@oloatenm utter @Ilfe uno @rlei@terun:
gen gu %8e&pdbren. DaS 9anse Sff3ter:
corps bat f@ gu T~aufpatben fit pielet
In Granfrei@ aeborenen eriten preubet
ein9elapen. .r..
Der olte @a:ibulbi mag fi9 in @9
nebn,en, bab ct ni&t in ietnen altenTase&
BON ietnemt @afen9efabrben aus rem
Sabre1866 9efan9er unp nadB ilbelutS
bBbe gebradt tpiro. bort fbnnte er ben
Manne@ eleQl9aft ~leifen, Der bic GbaGe:
pctaeuebrt Besen PIE Greiidaaren be,
Sss6bnt garibalpis pfriu&te.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

Der ~Steele" fa9t baB 700 &tfen mil
@ufen DON England int 9afen BON
@berbours etn8etrofen flno. x..
DIES .ennt man en9ltl9t Neutralt'
tat.
Der &5nis RON Stalten miro am %.
Sttober 1etnen Gin3u9 In Sion, balten.
General Sberioan 1T In Branel an
selan9t.
Scr u@taats An3ei9er" per6fentli@t
cine ,,eue preuB. Mnletbe prn IS Ni4io>
men Ebaltr, au 81 pru3eat> soblbar in
(e9s Monaten.
Wdbrenb Der Bela9erun8 Don Strabz
tura murben $50 Gtnppbner rer Stact
cur@ Gas 8pmbareement 9et5ctet. T
Die paQ WaQ @ajette 1T lebr unee<
balten Iber bic G%rnennunB Senator
Mcrtons fIr ben brtttiiden @slanpt>
iaaft6pcfen.
Dteufas, Is, Sft.
Die Na@ri9ten pom &rie98l@auplaBe
linp BON feiner BEL pncerfn BepeutunA.
Gbartre5 1T bur@ Elm Corps ron 3d.
900 preuseu NIT 40 &anpnen cerntrt
tporoen.
Ger arcBe uTenter" @epr9e GranciS
Grain 1T In Marleile5 ein9etroft fen uno
bat natlrlt@ cine mitbenbe &ere 9e8en
bic YreuBen pom S:apel eelal7en.
@cllte er In BE 5inee Der Yreuben
faQen> 10 miro wpbl In ireenp einerSrren
Mn}alt Elm 3immer oaeant iein wolelblt
man btelen 9r1bHn Narren Mmerifa6
fir einiee Sabre unterbrineen fam.
Am Gormittas beS 81. Sft. sc9en bic
Deutl9fn In ct. Quentin Elm uno leg
ten psr Staot cine &rie9stontribution
Yrn 2 m'Qipnen GraneS auf.
Die Gilenbabnperbinoun9 nit &mienS
1T unterbro9en.
Cine 2cncpner Depel9e pom 22fen
(oet Ge bat 1i6 re6 @erI9t Serbrettet
coe bic Norbbeut16en Sir
fen mad @er1ailles berufen
worpen 1inp &6nig @tlz
belm gum Scatter Son Deutl@~
LAMB III erfldren.
Sim 81. Mitta3s madten bic Gransoz
fen yp11 Mont Galerieu aus einen Mu6>
faQ nit 40 8attsrien. sic wureen jez
ro@ bur9 eineNttbeilung Der 9. uno 10.
Snfanttrie Diuil onen uno Gin &eetmert
9anpwcbr, tenen 1Aliebli9 bas 4. Corps
III @Qlit fam aurid 9eldlu9en. Die
preuBcn ma9ten 100 @efan9ene uno
crorberten swei &anonen &1ni9 @ilz
belm mobrte cem @efe6t BET.
Mmtli9e 8tri9te melcen roB bel Der
Gapitulatipn Don @oi7ons SO SfF,iere
unp 4>633Solraten 9efan9en ~ wie 1928
Ranpnen, 10000 8omben, $50 Gonnen
pl(per uno cine &rie9sfa6e nit $4,000
6rancS erbeutet wuroen.
Drudpapier fdnet In paris an lebr
rar ju weroen, uno aur tte 5auptjeitun~
gen erl9einen jepen anoeren Sag Oret~
betnie) IN tltinem pampblet Turmot.
Die Ebcre TT Yari5 werren jeben
Morsen bel Ea9esanbru@ 9e5fuet unb
6 ubr Mb.nrS 9el9lp1e en-. Man beab1
fdtiet flr Sptilun9 ber Mrmen IN furser
3sit Suppen NnFalten gu errt@ten.
Da6 Reimbursement BON Salettit tabs
Bat pm 18. %be0onnen.
Die FRANC. &e9tsrun9 fol- nit nem2onz
boner Bantbaule s. g. Mprsan u. 60.
cine Mnleibe BON 10 MiQionen Yfuno
@ttrline iu 6 prpjent ab8ela!o0en ba>
ben.
Die @era9te elmer sen,einl9aftli@en
Sntersention Gn9lancs. Seiterreid uno
Stalien8 fir eineu @afentiQitano jwt>
1den ben straightforward Md&ten BE-
purfen nod Der 8eltdtf9uns.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

Neue& letperor Gin
Gin encer" III benz Berliner ,Trempenz
blatt", in Dem antatt be6 aus 6ranfrei@
inporttrten TradS ber beutl9e@ afenrod
al6 ftnfti9e6 &leio empfoblen wtro, ner>
anlabt bic 8erlinerW onta96ssitun9, benz
militdril9en Ginlenber in launieer Bei(e
III interpeQiren, pab er In letner &leiper<
&eform NOD nt6t meit 9suu9 9e9an9en
1et. Scr Bafenrod ais bureerli9eS
Gbrenfleio, ia es 1T etpa6> aber LANCE
nod ni@t 9enu9! Du baf Dor alien
Dtn9en ben 70 bequemen Snfantrtebelm
an @teue peS parii ct Chape2u claque
per9e0en ; ben lei@ten @arbe>pu>@ orp8
Stiefel tatt Der frans1fl9enB aubotttntn.
Sort NIT Der ni@tawurpi9en i6malen,
peiben @rapate! G6 3iere fortan cine
minpetenS ie@s3oQ breite, feife, idwarse
8tnpe 3nm 3ul9nolen ben @al8 bes
SIn9lines; baS Pincenez weide benz
&rfmfte9er ; bas ldpptl9e Spa3ierr5br>
den benz @apa1erie1 label! uap AUDI III
peutl9e Sun9frau, wirf i'm DON BIT, jez
1en fofetten @pfettenfd9er I'M Gbeater,
in @eleQ1@aften ouf per promenabe webe
btr bic 8ataiQsn8fabne en- miniature
&ablun9 unb Grti9e 3u. Ni@t bas e.
bdrmli@e 6lacpn am 2eplbenen &ett@en
f9mteBe ii@ an betnen beutlaen 8ulen,
neiu, am tarfen 5anfltu umldmete cine
leper<uml9loi1ene GelpFal9e. bet1e Sc.
Raltl 8etn pprtempn1aiie nerun3tert 'uns
mebr; cine nm ben 9eib gel@nolte pa
trontalde btret urltr tdelidts 1raeto.
uasnt.s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

- Wcsu Der eroBe pariierJtennpreiS>
Don 100000 Trancs gut 1T, paruber er>
tbeilte jln9t cine Mcpitin treiFi9eNus>
funft. G6 eiett> 1aste iie III parts ;rei
&lalen BON Gbemdnnern. Die Gtneu
fno-fe mi7en 16on was, uno tte2lnpe>
ren 80. 1tno e8 AUDI. Mber bic Ginen
rpi7en eS unb tbun, als wUBten ite e6
ni9t, wdbrenp bic Mnberen ntdt bic lei>
ieRe, Mbnuns Don ibrem @elaid baben.
Inter buntert Trauen aber, wel@e auf
Mbwesen wanpeln, befnpen f19 reununos
ueunsie. pie IS aus YuBlu9t unb 2uR
AMI @eri9wenben tbun. @enn man
nun jung unb bIbla it, faQt es webl
nt@t 1@wer, einen Mnteter unb @@ab<
meilter ;u fnben; aber ba6 a1eirt 9enist
rt9t, bic 5auptauf9abe bleibt ptelmebr,
&perr man einen lolden S@aBm.ifer ee<
funben, benz Germ @emabl bic 9ueQe
Der erb5bten Sutlettenau&Aaben> BITE NIT
pe0en G%innabmen III teinem @erbaltn}B
feben, 3u perbeimliGen. Mapauae 9ebt
paber am Sage be6 &ennen6 nit elmer
9lei9oe1nnter Treunotn mad ben, 3urf
unb 8eipe tebren NIT i 10000 pber
mebr Trancs in Der Sadie 3urhd. Dem
@atten ptrb selagt, man 5ube pas @elp
beiu1 @ttter 9etponnen, uro bet wtrof9e
Marn sereiebt Greubentbrdnen unb bfr3t
uap fiibt fetn liebeS seiaeiote9 @etb4en.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
Worms In Horses.

Intestinal worms are parasites which devotion
the mse!ves in all the domestic animals each
however, possessing its own varieties The
presence OF worms in the digestive tube i,
marked at first by an increased appetite but
the animal, notwithstanding the quantity of
1000 which he consumes, falls off in condition:
his skin is dry and hide bound; his coat is rough,
and is not shed at the ordinary time: there is
an annoying itching, which causes the horse TO
rub his upper lip against the manger or on the
wall; sometimes there il considerable itching
about the rectum, which is indicated ~ the
horse rubbing his tail or rump against anything
within reach. The symptoms mentioned are
such as would lead one to suspect the existence
OF worms, but it is only when these appear
among the dung voded by the horse, that we
can speak with certainty on the nature Of the
disease. At later period, and especially when
the worms have developed in great numbers,
the symptoms are very much aggravated, and
the horse becomes cmacated and su ffers occa-
siOnly from colicy pains; the flank is tucked up.
the ineIde OF the eyelids Is pale; he walks with
difficulty, and . fatal termination will some
times ensus. dose Of aloes (four to six
drachms) may be given, which has often the
effect OF expelling worms without having re-
course to further treatment. If thisfsils, d.
vide six ounces Of iron filings among twelve
balls, and give one every morning until they
are finished, and then give dose Of Al0es.
which will cause the expulsion OF any worms
which remain in the horses intestine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
Ridgins.up" the Kitchen Garden

In large gardens the plow is almost necessa-
my employed as the chief implement of tillage-
Out the spading fork does so much better work
that ii should be used wherever possible with a
due regard to cost In private gardens il shou Id
always be employed. The benefit the frost NAV
work in heavy land Is almost always underesti-
mated, II We may JUG ge by the general neglect
otrlcging. We see very little of il NOWADAYS
compared TO what would be advantageous This
l. toleTably well done with the plOw, by turning
TWO burrows, one from each side, upon an I'M
LIowe d strip lying between them, of about the
width OF one furrow. The operation is, however
much better done with the FORK, and a good
spader VIII work so rapidly as to astonish one
uniamiiar with the work. Manure NAV be
spread ana forked into the ridges as the work
goes on, and ii may be followed day after day
until the ground freezes solid. In trench ridg-
ing, The manure being spread. the spader first
thrusts III his spadIng fork as deep as he can.
where the center of the ridge is to come, and
lnvcrts the ground, then he throws two Nsulits''
from one side, then two from the other upoD IL
lie takes care not to knock the Jumps to pieces
bnI 10 leave the ground as lumpy as possible
The frost will do the pulverizing, and be-
SIDES, the more the soil is exposed to its action
the Detter. lie passes from one ridge to the
next, working in the same way. and thus All the
ridges are carried along even and parallel The
direction they should run is very Important. III
the land is ridged east and west, the north side
viii remain frozen hard most of the winter,
while the south side will be frozen and tbawed
almost every clear day. If, however. they 90
north and south, each side will be equally eS-
posed to the action Of the sun and frost and the
greatest good gained. Some times the slope
or the land Is such that il the ridges ran I'D and
down the hill, heavy rains would cause the land
10 wash badly. This may be guarded against bv
making cross-ridges at intervals of 20 or 20 feet
and packing them solid on the lower side III
the rainfall meets with any check in a good
when the surface Is deeply frozen.-American
AgricaituriSt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
Bread.Making by a New Process:

Necessity Is the mother of in vention, and the
want OF grist-mills IN some OF the beleaguered
critics OF France seems to have led an ingenious
frenchman into . new way of making wheat
bread which we advise our house keeping readers
to try. They need not invite company to tea
ion for week or two. IL involves q threefOld
process, viz, fermentation, washing the wheat
and the final admixture and favoripg. The
grain is put in a vessel covered with water, and
stirred until the lighter grains and extraneous
Particles are either dissolved or left floating on
the surface. The mass is then freed from the
water and put into cylinder, like a nutmeg
CRATER, whose revolutions remove the outer
skin of the grain. Next, the wheat thus
OF water, heated TO seventy-fve degrees
TO which has been added one part of half
dry yeast, and five or six ounces of "glu-
cose" to two hundreds parts OF water
A day exposure 10 this bath secures the neces-
sary degree of absorption and fermentation and
the color will also have been extracted from the
exterior surface OF the grain. The water being
then removed the wheat will be not far from
white in color. Next the stiffened mass is put
pulp, and mix regularly through the whole bulk
all the remaining PARTICLES of skin or bran. The
dough, for such Ii now is, is then put into a
trough. Favored with water in which salt has
been dissolved, and given opportunity to alb.
serb more water II necessary, and then thor
oughly kneaded by hand. Nothing now is
needed but to treat il just as flour dough is
treated, and when fficiently light hand it over
to the oven. This certainly is not a Complicated
to the eater the entire nutriment of the wheat.
and the result may not be bread of brilliant
whiteness, though IL will be genuine unaduI-
terated bread for all that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
EVENING STAR.
HIS ANSWER TO HER LErrEx
Reported by Truthful James. Bret HsTte.

Reported BY Truthful James, Bre; Bsrte.
Beng aske-i by an intimate party
Which the same ] would Term as q friend
which his health il were vain 20 can hearty,
Since tie mind 10 deceit u might lend;
For his arm 10 was broken quite recent,
And has something gone wrong With his lurg-
Which Is why 10 Is pTcreT and decent
4 should wTIte what he runs cts his t0ngrc.
First. he says, Miss, he's read through year let
To the end-and the end arae too soor
That a slight illness kept him your debtor
(Which for weeks he WAS Wild as lOeD).
That his spirits are buoy ant as yours IL;
That with YOU, Miss, Ire challenges fate
(Which the language that Invalid uses
At tmes-it were vain 10 relate.
And he saws tn AT ire mountains s-e fairer
For once being held in your thoUsht;
That each rock held a wealth that Is rarer
Than ever by gold-seeker sought
(Which are words he would put in these pages,
BY party not given TO guile,
which the same not, at date, paying wages
Might produce in the sinful smilel.
He remembers the ball at the ferry.
And the ride, and the gate, and the vow,
And the rose that you gave him-that yeTy
Same rose he il tressuring now;
tNhleh MS blanket he's kicked on his unnk,
And insists on his legs being free;
And his language to me from his bunk, Mss,
Is frequent and painful and ree).
he hopes you are wearing no willows,
mat ne Knows which this lodging Of pillows
lmpsrtS but small ease 70 the style,
And the same you viii pardODi-he knows, Miss
That, though parted by many a mile.
Yet, we're be lying under the SHOWS, Miss,
They'd melt into tears at your smile.
And you'll still think Of him in YOUR pleasura.
In your brief twilight dreams OF the past
In this green laurel-sPrsy that he treasures
IL was plucked where your parting was last
In this specimen-but a small trifie-
IL will do for a pin Tor yOur shawl;
(Which the truth not 10 viekedly stife,
Mas MS last week" clean up''-And his cll.)
He's ssleep-whieh the same might seem
strange, Miss,
Were II not that scorn 20 deny
That raised his last dose for change Miss
In view that his fever was high.
But he lies there quite pe3cef al and pensiye;
And, now, my respects, Miss, TO you;
Which, my language, although Comprehensive,
Might seem 10 be fTeedOm-it's true.
Which have a small favor to ask you.
As concerns a bull-pup, which the same
~ the duty would not Overtask you
You would please to procure fer me- eame
And send per express to the Flat, Miss,
Which they say York is famed for the breed.
Which though words Of deceit may be that,
Miss,
III trust TO your taste, Miss, indeed.
p. S.-Which this same interfering
In other folks WAYS despise-
Yet, II IL so be 1 was hearing
That its just empty pockets as lies
Betwixt you and Joseph-it fOllers
That having no family claims,
Here's nv pile-which its six hundred dollars,
AS u, yours, with respects TRUTHFUL JAMES.
December Overland.