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From Fify.mnfh street 10 thc R,ulc,arI.
~ HE CITY OF NEW lOLk.

Pur'uNot 20 Tire statutes = sqci cue mnir 'li g-o.
Vidrd thc Drpgrlmc' 4 ol Puhlc Paik-. IA g." Lame
and -. behalf Of tne MAJOR. AllerueI, ami ul y
ally OF tie ~ oi New lorS he vOv eve u,'.' tnn,
IN IursutdCe ul ie net OF IA" Lsis Atu pl i- r)pe
oi ~ state OF Sew YORK eatlcl " Au act rri2!Ne
to the aud uut OF the Coma. % t,l'
sent AL OF The act OF said lr.l,iuure cul t'A = AZ
act 10 alter The NAP or plan ut c"rAiu pl " ne
clty OF wlok an for tho layll, 80 1il 'i.r Nc'
ment OF tire same, pa sod April =, tsHi. tNr-ttM
being pr'eCn'. thrs 'uteId u apply to he rip'eut
Court o. the state Of sew lrk, at a Sp GA '',n
io2o JUS &c, n he View Court Ito .t site 81 H41
IN tho cily u Sc" orS, on Nuda,, co. tint. = ~ o
OCtohe 1870 ~ ihC upvuirg of the G. .rt ." go 80
or a. 5000 iat easter ~ Co4HsU CLl - 10y Il
ngiOlutNrnt ot Commas '4crs of Gst'mr'c .tt 80 -
ucDt H. the ~ 3v.cniltlHd matter. Ght fl' uH.N1
AMI ext ~ o! tht HliuVtnrr' hrt >, &c. ga b. q
oTcn!re OF rytn a'clnc, FROM flNy -Ii. ~ s: 81 %
a.. - - '.'.S'- -
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WANTED F.nshea' - cu,tll. It.u'', aud tai Ut.
all the week.
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Z ost ano younu.

INSURANCE BADGE LOST-Nc. &c. PleAscre
i turn II TO 10y West Nil ST. anG hefutably rewarded
a. REWARD.-Lost. on the evening OF the 10Th,
'NC discharges and other page s., valuable TO the
owner only, TIE nuuer will receive the above reward
on returning them TO 81 Greenwich ST. has store MIR,
FLYNN, whitehall ~.
y. = REWAKD.-LOst, ilkman's account book.
srb 1ne funtT OF the same viii receive the above 10.
ward by return ny il TO li5 Lewisst.
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S,bina Matuln,s.

II.KINDS new ewing M &C hines for sale. 10 rent
n or eIchangei also. bought and repaired good sec
ond hand very cheap, monthly payments l6OtanalH.
NOR SAIE-Howe sewing machine (sizc ~, i'm.
IL prOYcI tension; also, singer Manufacturing, SO
each; both in perfect orderi splendid bargaius. 40
Wilson ST., WiAmsburgh.
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fot SAT- ana 10 4r.
DOOnS To LET steam ppw-r ut cor.
III ncT uet ter ami Mott is; alb. two .rgts with
power East iSth t. Inquire al l9 Hester ST.
'lNO LET for tern Of yrers ne spaciou, or'cS ise
Il tory s'ated at M. ~ ard al West 18th SIT base
mtnI AND stories Nigh. 1jNl00 with CUurti ard SUIT
anlr fo brsnt =, ana In particular for u can net
or ltp factory tor rarticulals inquire on Tie pre-
nitCs ui Nj \. tGiNLMANN.
40 LET-A ~ st'nriNt istot> hncs Workshop IN
Il the ieaf uf g.. DJNtr -. uctr Grapd. Inquire -
NANEN & BACON. 40 l. Ntcr -,
rsNO LET WIN -teSm tower. well-iightel rooms 3
rem on ~ lly a. as and as " alter 81. New orS
NO IEI-Bai, .. store, ana rooms 81 rcut only.
l ~ tfSt llth It, oct Isl sad "a lNt.
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A GENTS to Introduce patent articles snecessty
n In eVerN family using kerosene Lamps literal In
duccmcnts offered. HENRY RI SELL a uOy,
~ Park place, from 10 a. ~. to2P ".
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Gypsy Caryoyant '-iI'.l u 'h' ,N.'.
NEAR 6tha
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-22
A Sitting Room "EntervIeyved ,;
BY a ROY or THE PNkIoD.


returned home the other morning from
market, and upcp entering the hall Of the
house heard confused and buzZing sound.
Not being able to discern from what part of
the house the strange noise came. l ad-
vaneed stealthily through the hall and into
the sitting room, into which the frst rays of
the morning sun were falling from the east
ern window, and there found the furniture
engaged in wordy war. The clock was
on a strike for the fftieth time that day, and
grumbiingly declared it could not afford to
run any longer on tick. The piano remon-
strated with the clock for its insubordination,
and advised it to weight. 1t replied by ad-
monish!ng tue piano to take care of its notes.
which would be due when Mrs - came
down stairs. The piano, somewhat abashed
made no reply, but its friend. the chimney.
addressing the clock, said seutentiously, my
Graft is good" Here the clock catching
sarcastic smile from the window. turned
upon the new antagonist saying You need
not be putting on airs over your sash the
old thing is soiled and needs washing. One
would suppose you had enough TO DO TO
look after your own concerns" The win
dow meekly replied, 1T is true have panes,
but try to make light Of them" "And so
you do, dear" said the fireplace, which
having an elegant mantel. was not at all
ShNiONo Vi Tue HlLUOW, altIOuSl II SalO IN
an undertone, it did consider the paper
stnck up thing. The eatre-table now broke
IN saying it was a shame it should be COM
PEELED to stand there every evening on its
naked legs before visitors, while the bureau.
up stairs kept all the drawers. The fire
had challenged james to a game Of poker,
(the piano having refused to play because
as it said. the door had taken the key, and
had accordingly been hung,) but James had
no sooner dealt, than tie ashes. not having
been invited to take hand, few up in a
rage and threatened to choke him, and the
SCOT followed from the same reason and
blackened his eye. Three chairs aud pa
tient stool stood huddled in corner Of the
room /; they had been well caned and were
silent. The side-board had good flow Of
spirits and was bauteIing a pitcher. ard
three or four tumblers, saying they did not
dare either to pitch or tumble. notwithstand-
ing their arrogant pretensious. l observed
that ior some reason they were all down on
the carpet, which had been wors,ed in the
contest and was now bound and prostrate
on the floor. The stove stood quietly warm
ing its feet and smoking its pipe and the
mirror only looked on and reflected. The
carpet said it had to bear all the tax, aud
said the candIestick was brazen thing.
Washngten's picture was n no frame for
jssting ng.-Venango Spectator.
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TYPHOID FEVER In a recent article
upon typhoid lever by 3I Morancbe, it is
stated that this disease appears 10 lie due to
the iutToGUcsior of virus. whch doubtless
acts az an eGusion or ferment; aud that
while theory would suggest the value Of al
application of Creosote, the result Of actual
practice indicates the propriety OF its EN-
pluyment even in preference to ca tolc acid
acting as it does upon the terEnent, and
modifying, if not anuihilatug, the morb i
illusion. According to this gentleman. the
action Of the creosote produces a dimiuutiou
Of the Intensity of the fever. diminution in
the duration of the fabriIe action. and a dim
mutton Of the local and general typhoid
symptoms, aud cause favorable local action
upon the digestive functions
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brigham Young -
FrIvOIItIes Eest

y n
!, Brigham Young said fSp'' p
charge the ladies with s,, : 20
how many yards of cloth 9a. 9sslia''g, 'gg,s|
n make a dress If Brot6sr - r.. ! IA.
oaii were here be would tail ne's'
ouy SIX yards Of calico e., you q
who was a tall woman. Tba a' MI
a a dress and it was pretty i. o''
then 1t got up to seven SIM, la'ss
then to eight. then to ujns ;, isa
and | have been called upon ',sa *
seventeen and eighteen y,,5. "a % 19yE
kn0" 1 there is a cause FOR - ,5!i u 1
Will say Dear me. Sister .u''
such a thing. and l Wapt - ~ 4. aa''s
she does and you have 49,. ''.A 4 /
Bingham oh. yes, you have 10y ~!
and you can buy it as we'll PEN p.s4'! d
all that l have said. and nr : la'
Is, "lf | am pressed to the ssls
duIging my family in these ,'.sS' usS'''l
the responsibility must be pDe. I''.'.ss
oot upon me-" | viii ventura :, -
my mother wore the clc.L %
her mother before her wore aa5 --5
until the day Of her death wL,
occasion 10 wear a COAX ca "
this place for the next spaT., arr sl''
40 years old, and thev went = t1I-. .,'s--
| do not know what has bo,-. ~
She did rot take cloak 80
$40. OF $50. and sit down VIII
child with a piece Of meat +, -,
grease it all over. Bat n-w "a az
men ge: silk or satin dress az.
perhaps. while wearing II -
that has a piece Of chicken IN - ~ Y 4
a piece of pork in the Other -'
milk to drink, and as likely >. =
ii is spilled on her dress. ara .t- -
" Well. / declare my d7es, - - 4,
collect very well, and 50 54 -
room. when our fathers an -
the fax and tue wool. nlza,-..'
ed with hand-cards. spun n i..5 =
aud woven toto cIC,L On h975l.- -
this way the wants Of the fsr-- -..' !.
supplied, or they had 10 % ~.
now every woman wants ,-,-.-
What for2 To do her ssTi,, NJ n.
she can do hundrs,! time, :. ~.
with a machine ss she clu.3 he -
she does not need a machine r--. =.
day IN two or three weeks. %. "a,
she, 4 want nv sewioy-ns,f;:rs. ~
IN my life. . What are 7,1 .
with it p 81 an going - zsr > -
the sewiDg-machine is pr-c-rs5 .-
hundred times as much cloth Il, ,l.-
have. Now. too. they wsn,a a5.r
every chill. and q luel nan 70 a.
in The yard.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-22
Great Results Tro.n srnail Causes

A gnat choked Pope Adrian to death,
which caused wonderful changes in the
nations and history of the whole world.
A counsellor of Rome was straugled by
hair in the milk which he drank. This
event caused the most serious results of any
thing that ever transpired in his family.
Anacreon. one of the lyric poets, is said
to have lost his life by swallowing the skin
OF raisin. The world then lost one of the
most illustrious poets and writers.
A destructive war between France and
Eugland was occasioned by quarrel be-
tween two boy princes.
Tic "Grasshopper War" which took place
about the time the Pilgrims came to New
England in the May flower, between two In
dian tribes. was brought about in this way ::
an Indian woman, with her little son,
went to visit friend belonging to another
tribe. The little fellow caught large
grasshopper on the road and carried it with
him. A lad from the other tribe wanted it.,
but he refused to give it up. A quarrel
ensued, which soon drew the fathers and
mothers into the dispute, and ere long the
chiefs were engaged in a war which nearly
externiuated one tribe.
Several Centuries ago, some soldiers from
Modena carried away bucket from pub
lie well at Bologna, which was the cause of
iSbS " al dLIN IhC mug VI hoe'NtAaiiA - ft0
imprisoned for twenty-five years, where he
died
An English and French vessel had quar-
! rel about which should be supplied first
| from certain wei Of water, which induced
/ a war that cost .O0O lives.
| The great philosopher, Newton. saw a
! child playing with soap bubbles, which led
! him to his most important discoveries in
| optical instruments.
] Stephen Montgolfer saw a shirt waving,
when hung before the fire, from which he
| first conceived the idea OF balloon.
| When Galileo was in the Metropolitan
! pile of Peria, he observed the oscillations
! of lamp; and this was the first conception
! of correct method Of measuring time.
/ The introduction Of the telescope Is due t.
little boy playing with spectacle glasses.
The art of printing was suggested by =
man cutting the letters of his name upon
! the bark Of tree and lmpresSing them on
paper. Go account of which We have books
! printed on good Iegibie type on almost any
and every subject sought 5y the human
mind.
/ Little drops of water, little grains of sard.
Make mighty oceans ana Tie beauteous land
Ages are made up Of moments, fountains
/ Of drops. and human character Of little
yDcr9S and
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CONTINENTAL LITE lNSTRAECB CO.


Samuel :. Elzo!a, p.e.'. Francis D. r.ue... s::'y
WIS COMPANY ranks among the first
Il class Life Insurance Companies doing bus
mess in massachusetts, ard by complying with
the laws eff that State, iusures perfect safety
to her Policy Holders. 1t grants so per cent
loan Of premium on Life Policies TO its Insured
and hy APPLYING all the cash collected from its
members to insurance, gives tie largest Iusu-
rance attainabie for the amount Of money N
vested It's profits are divided among the Pol
icy Holders, and its DIVIDENDS have never been
less than 81 per cent, thus bringing the net
cost of the Insurance within the most limited
means, and atfording the protection OF a Policy
on terms not exceiied by any Company
Trustworthy and reliable men are wanted to
act as agents for this Company in Cambria
and adjoining counties, and with such the most
liberal arrangements will be made To those
who may be unacquainted with the business,
full Instructions and aid will be most cheerful
ly rendered whenever desirable or available.
COPE 4 JOHNSON,
Agents for Cambria County.
JUhnstown. Pa.
HoME & NORTON, General Agents. G4 Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. [apr,l4-ly.l
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Little drops of water, little grains of sard.
Make mighty oceans ana Tie beauteous land
Ages are made up Of moments, fountains
of drops. and human character Of little
words and actions
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-22

VERY SINGULAR CoIECIDENcE.- is a
singular, but not less true. remark in late
work. that Jefferson was born inst eight
years after his predecessor Adams Madis on
eight years after Jefferson Monroe eight
years after Madison and John Quincy
Adams eight years after Monroe Another
curious fact to he observed is that Adams
was just &C years old when he retired JEFF
ferson was sc !; Madison was G6 Monroe
was SO; and John Qaincy Adams, had he
been elected to second term, would have
been &C. Adams. Jefferson and Monroe all
died on the 4th Of july.
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TEs!fF19 GRHN NfFFT G..sFs -
DLsg ~. BULK 81 1ElEc
B5 AViNG recently enlarged our stock
a Il now prepared to sell at great
reduction from former prices Our stock con.
sts of Drugs, Medicines. Perfumery Fancy
Soaps, Icons, Halls AMI Hens HaIr Restor-
atives. Pills, Ointments PIasters, Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Magncsia, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flavoring Extracts, Essences,
lemon Syrup. Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarb Pure Spices, &c
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Blank Books, Deeds, n Totes and Bonds; Cap.
Post, Commercial and all kinds OF Note Paper:
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnolds Writing
Fluid, Black aud Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, HIS
tories, Bibles Religious Prayer and Toy Books,
Penknves, Pipes, &c
EB We have added to our stock lot of
FINE JEW ELRY, 10 which we would invite
the attention OF the Ladies
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tail. LENNON 4 MURRAY.
July so, 1865. Main Street Ebensburg.
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A n D R E W N 0 >
MERCHANT IHiLs

suprEs's BU11DISo, CLINTON 0l7
uAs just received his al, falls s'a spi / q
II of 6ne French, L9naoAs TE:
CLOTHS, CAssIMERE5Sc c.8,s sal 50
and a full assortment OF 0eD'
GooDs. -:,-bt reSi'
MIR Moses has been for eiTni Time z. 7.
Wood. Morrell & Cos esiao,.53r esi.3 ne .
eSsfyS efsiiy that b. he has c2nnsa:sa. :,..
Pf Pfi goods Sl'o sdapis1 % lPs 5s 5el II 65 6.
tention to business to nerl, ,b,t ! 80
D patronage. and mainlsin n. 'p1s e1ori. D
has heretofore attended Girs FL bin''
good fitting garments !ss S,' 1.
JohrstoT1, SEPT. ?. l1o''
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q OOK WELL To ~
Il gNDERsTIXDiNG''
BOOTS AND sHV.
For Mems and Boys y"

The undersigned resPectiu,ii!. =, - -
merous customers and the Puo.. P gls
he is prepared to mansi-e'.,' -. b
SHOES of any desired s'ze !. - s 3
the finest French caifskin ooo's o- =, 3
brogan. in the VERY BEST sASs.- .. --.,zl
est notice. and at as moderate
work can be obtained anyThsIs -
Those who have worn Boots as az
at my establishment need ,,,-t ~ b.
ens easily y be convinced of the fact ], I9
give me a trial. Try ana De 80, -.
w Rer airing of Boots ana ,,Is I,' -
to promptly and in WOFkmani.11ss Ia.1 -.
Thankful for past tayor' r. = = 3
nv work and prices will CONN., CONN.
ti1uance and increase OF me n TED
Ebensburg. April 2o, leo'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-22
MA0E-UP CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS,

tOAL! COALI-The subscriber has
= opened COAL BANK on the farm of Da
AZ reese, on the Clay Pike within AZ miles Of
s .Dcl.sourts, ana Is now prepared to furnish 8
superior sitIcis OF BiTUMINOUS CoAJ At 81 "a
Itsr ton, dehvefed anywhere in Eheusburp or
Fieihlty- PERSONS wishing to haul their own
S So4I can reach t1e Bank by road leading from
HHo1ert NIinaEns bill, via John Evsns3 farm
Or1ers left at e. G. Owens Store Rbeosh1ire-
WI receive prompt attention 81
NOV III, 46EU--1Jn- H. II. OVERDnREyE
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~ Sold by Druggists and Dealers eyerv-
where Beware of counterfeits. Ask for Helm
Doids- Take no other. PRICE .e5 per bottle.
or six bottles for $3.50. Delivered to anv ad-
dress Describe symptoms In all comuunics-
tons.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-22


and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced and sweet
sned please the taste, called Touics ppetiZ-
ers," Restorers,' SC, that lead the tippler
drunkenness and ruin, but are true Medicine, made
from Native Roots and Herbs OF California FREQ
from ali Alcoholic StfmulanIs. They the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renoyator and
Invgorator of the System, carrying of oil poisonous
matter and restoring blood healthy condition
no person take these Bitters according direc-
tion and remain long unwell-
S1O0 VII bo given for incurabIe case, provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, the vital organs wasted beyond
point Of repair.
For InGammItoTy and Chronic Rheumn-
cism aud Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, Reipitteut and Intermittent Fcvers
Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most success
ful. such Diseases caused by Vitiated
Blood. which is generally produced by arrangement
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs TigtneEs OF the
Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF the Stomach,
Bad taste IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Palptation
Of the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs, Pain in tho
regions Of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the ofsprinGs Of Dyspepsia.
They inTigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
pdHver and bowels which render them ofurequalcd
efficacy in cleansing the blood OF sll impurities and
inparting new life and vigor to the whole System.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rhcunl, Blotches, spots, P3ples PustUIee, Bos Car
buncles, RingW orTs, sceldHead, Sore Eyes, Erycp-
elias, Itch, scurf Dscolorations OF Skin, HGtors
and Diseases OF this kkin OF whatever nature,
literally dug up and carried out of the system IN
short time by these BitteTs bottle IN
such cases will convince the most iEcEeduos their
Curative effect.
Cleanse the Yitizted Blood Whenever you ind It's
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimpes, Erup
dons or Sores cleanse It when you find obstructcd
and sluggish IN the veins cleanse when it is foul
and your feelings win tell you when. Keep the blood
pure and the health Of the system VIII follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking IN the
system Of many thousands. edectually destroy
I'd and removed. For full directions read carefully
he circular around each bottle, printed four Ian
suages-English German, French and Spanish.
}. WALKER, Proprietor. r. a. MCDONALD & co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents San Francisco, CAL
and 81 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
z SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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HoME s NoRToN, General Agents. CT Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa Iaprl4-Iyl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-22

This medicine increases the power Of diges-
ton and excites the absortents into healthy ac-
ton by which the watery or calcerous deposi-
uons' and all unnatural enlargements as wei
as pam and Inflammation, are reduced and IL is
taken by men, women. and children. Direc-
ons for use AID diet accompany.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05
How 10 Cure Neuralgia.

The certain cure Of neuralgia is found
in judicious eating and exercise and no.
only so, a permanent cure cannot be ef
fected iu any other way, while these are
always efficient. ... o......
10 neuralgia The tlood is always too
thick, impure, and in excess +; and as diet
and exercise combine to remedy those
conditions, some rules IN relation to them
are desirable. These will be adaptad to
sedentary persons, to those who live in
door generally, as, women, students,
book keepers, and the like.
1t is rather better to eat thrice q day,
morning, noon and night; that is, as
soon after sun rise as practicable, for
breakfast; dinner about one O'Clock ;
supper before sundown.
Fat aothing whatever between meals
Breakfast, a single cup Of coffee or lea
some cold bread and butter, with dish
of berries or stewed fruit in summer
time, and nothing else in winter, meet,
fish or poultry, or in their stead, a couple
of soft boiled eggs.
Supper should be made of cold bread
and butter and cup Of warm drink Of
some kind, and nothing else.
Dinner the same as breakfast, adding
one vegetable and some fruit, raw OF
s'ewed, as a desert, and nothing else. A
different kind Of vegetable may be taken
every day for variety the kind Of meal
may be changed At each meal.
The object iu the specifications above
made is to discourage variety at meals
because it is this which tempts all to ca
too much. Persons at times have fel
at the table that they bad eaten enough
but on seeing a very inviting dish uuex-
pectab'y brought in, q good meal ha'
been eaten Of this last variety. The
general and hurtful error is that too
great q variety IL spread on our tables
not only Occasioning tronble Of prepara-
ton and great loss, but also a positive
injury in the temptation Of the appetite
The reader may try it upon himself Of
any two days. A dinner Of ono vegeta
Bile, one kind Of meat and bread at din
ner the next day let q great variety b'
presented he will eat double the amoun
at this repsst, with this remarkable diff
ference: an hour after the Rrst mea
he will be entirely comrortab'e-wili fee
as If he had eaten quite enough al
hour afteS the latter thcro will be decided
discomfort, fulness, feeling as IL SOM
kind Of relief was desirable, and in to,
many cases resort to the decauter, will
vain hope Of riddance in some way
It can not be denied that the FIRST steI
toward Incorporate habits has been ia
ken in using liquors to remove the uu
pleasant consequences Of over eating !
very great aid toward overcoming habi
Of too heavy eating will be found in sit
ting down to table with only three va
ricties of food.-Dr Hall.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05
81. Louis Market-MOnday, May 2.

Sts LOUIS MdIkct-WOuudys way ~
LARD-18c per ib.
FLouR--Dull. X selling at 81 rs to
81 so; Xxx at 81 IS to s5 12A; xxx
IS 20, choice and family IS s5 to e6 62.
WnEAr-L Low grades Of winter selling
atSl; choice active and very frm; ne.
dum to strictly prime dull, and buyers
still holding back spring iu light De-
maud Sales Of red winter range from 05c
for thin No. 8 to 81 Is for No. l, and
81 80 to 81 33 for choice. White somS
higher, strictly cl oice selling at 81 As.
Corn Heavy receipts Of damp grain,
which was very dull. All dry lots very
active, and q little higher. Cheice sacked
mixed white and white in strong demand
for Southern orders especially. The best
grades, delivesed, sold at 81 06, and from
that down to 800 for No. 2, damp.
OATs-In active demand. Selling at
81 to 900.
RYE-Hlgher. 70 to S2e
ToAAcco-Very active. Bright, none
offering, and in great demand. Sales Of
20 hhds at from So 60 to S29 rs, and
bxs at Is 20 to Sl1 %.
CArrLE-Very scarce, and all grades
in demand. A large inquiry for butchers
cattle q So so to 81 SO; shipments
light.