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, 1870-11-24

We advise cur citizens who want good fresh
nysters and full cans 10 80 TO the depot Of D. D.
Mallory 4 Co, 70 Randolph street, near State, and
not buy oystcra thnt are canned In cur city, with
poor oysters and half water. Their oysters are
canned BY their Own house in Baltimore, and one
In the city, They will keep open to-tay TIL IL
O'Clock.
, 1870-11-24

For coughs, colds, and thronf dis
orders, ule Browns Bronchial Troches," having
proved thetr efficacy BY te8t Of many yesrs- The
Tfochea arc highly recommended and prescnbed
Should Mv.ys be supplied Win HThe Trocaes, . /:
they give prompt relief,
Owing to the good reputation and popularity oi
the 1Toche&, many worthless and cheap Imitation
are oneSed. which arc good for nothing. Be surt
to obtain the tue "BrpWn1 Bronchial Trochea.
Sold everywhere.
, 1870-11-24
BUSINESS NOTICES

A Luxury of the Pertod.-ReKnriled
from the economic standpoint, sA Moss FAnIxE
appears 10 osefshtdow erefy other vegetable M
st!eptnc authority, nearly 20 Per CENT Of noI4al-
fne, tsttenfny gelSt1ne; and Of IN FelAtine aus-
st1ncss used b cooking. It aid 2 b toe cheap
b1a We x4yr these Etasement9, which Afe a.
tnept.eztsd hy tne Gg17tutes Of Unu Of e1olreast
, 1870-11-24

The Best and ORIGINAL Tonic o1
!Ion-.PhosphoIas md CAltsaIs, knovu u Ferrc
restores color to the blood, Tho phosphorus re-
news Wasse OF roe nerve tasoa and the callsayr
E1Fet natural he2lthfr1 tooe to he digestive Of
gAns, tnefebJ curing dyspepaa IN tn TaI1ou1 fDIu1
wsketulness, general debility, depression of 1plr.
!ta: ALSO, tae best preventative against fevar md
sEue Aanuracturrd only BY Caswen, HsEard
Gu. New Fort. Sold BY dlukKist2,
, 1870-11-24
4 Ran Chznce.

Rhodes Jamea viii rrturn 10 their customer
20 fents Gu each dollars worth Of goods pur-.
eh2sed Of them on Fr1dky and SATURDAY. next.
tae$ goods, hoaie1y, handketch,eis, utmmiuQ1
Ac-3 ana fun tine OF elegant holiday Rpoda II low
aETe2 No Christmas prices II Rhodes 4 JaMe4.
, 1870-11-24

reputation. ~ vouchers for the opinions wu have
ventufed to expIeas on tho economic Importance
& ~ as ne new attiele 81 Diet Al to IT. delicious;
Ind No feel confident that no MIN OF WOMAN who
hse once eaten Of = btane mango, pnddipg, eus-
ta1ns cream Charlotte Russo, or any other de1Ica
q PREPARED With this marine GodEend, vail deny
ifs clatn to rank among the table luxuies Of the
, 1870-11-24
Health Is Wealth.

Tnern ts yet time before the end Of the month
for people to ava11 themselves Of the reduced
terms offered by KoEmendy, whose splendid gym-
paSl u1u e at No. 80 11SAlle street, The ppp0r-
tuntty Ii one Of which au deslrous Of gRlnE,e
ph5 e1cal strength should arail themselves.
, 1870-11-24
Now 9oodL.

All who appreciate beautiful goods are invited
to visit the jewcl1y store Of Rodden Hamilton,
1875 Lake atreet, corner Of Clark. Their. stock OF
watches, diamonds, nae jewelH, and silver
10 tne interest Of every one requiring anJ article
In their Tine, to favor them with call
, 1870-11-24

P1rTrHcRaH, Nor. e3.-Crude petroleum In fair
te1aand and tru: sales OF 1000 b.iA buyer Decem.
oeI at e4c; 1850 hTls seller December II &c:
seller November Ut e4c; seller January to June
At sK9sc. Refined 1Im for carly del1ref5: spot
At 23Hc: seller December at 32@2ss:c; seilef
January to June At 93K@23kC.
, 1870-11-24
New York nrv F.oodn NYnrkrt.

New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORE, Nov. g5.-The dry good8 market Ia
quiet and unchanged. Standard and extrn brown
sheetiuKs, 12H2Isc; medium ~ do, ii NC; brown
sHu 6r; wofsted brAlts, No. ca se952Hc; New
York A9lls hleachcd ahfetDgs, 9cc: Wamsotts,
l9c: Mhsonvile. 16c: Hope, ~, l5Hc: Red bank,
, 1870-11-24

WANTED-A BOT THAT CAN USK TOOLS 10
~ work with c.rrtnt~f Inquire At 81 South Hal
itcdsk. Ia the morning only.
, 1870-11-24

Professor L. BAnmbach says: VI cheerfully
recommend the Steck to ali who are DESTROYS 10
bay plano. 1t has healthy, round and agree.
piano that ever caue under uJ Observation
, 1870-11-24

A Denial from Exsecreta-cnr.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov, 4a-Er,secrrt,v cox
AutootlHes ne statement to be maze, In reply to
t1sI tae 1nIimatons recently made thar be vas tn
panJ Under aDJ c.rcumstancea witnout
nsoper aFeet9auon. that the story Is entirely
Inse. and nuer1T without foundation He says
inumated that the patent shorid be issued to any
one. nnui such Investigation was Instituted as
Rnould aetle the question Of title n fhrsp land
, 1870-11-24
Missing.

Tnree more insane persons were reported res.
ter3fJ, mailing eight within week. MlU Lizzie
AJcIs, ~ Jeara OF sge. let her home, 81 West
Van Ruftn street, on Wednesday. Shn L. de-
months In the Kalamazoo In41ne A8yluul She
haa light complexion, ahort dark bali, and blus
eyes: y Fel1 nervous, 4ud waits very fl1t Sno
probably went into thn country,
James Small, young man ct u, mT1teraous1y
disappeared noo hlS parents hn1ne, 10. III EAEt
Madl1on street, On Wednesday, 1ud n11 not been
coat And Te4t
-NDliam popx,sss. who xas F;upp4nx With bts
, 1870-11-24

No festival without flowers. Ia ancient
GIeece, ~ wen as in modern Rome, 1owers rlay
Important part at all fcs,ivtt!e. Stein, OF the
CIty Of Paris One Dollar Store, understands that
part Of history 40 well that he distributes free Of
Clask street, to t1e ladies' vis11lng his baZAat,
, 1870-11-24
UETRUCTI0I.

TvRNIx0 CLASSES FOR pRAFI1Sts. AATHE ~ a
4 taat,cs, ayn Iand meehAn4eal eas1oees1n& &C.
- Dcafbefu-at
IE3TRUCT70N IN PIANo ANO VOICE n TIE
| italisn School. M. kDWARD IgHH, A1t1 nad-
s.r4x pVplsk Ia vocal n< music se4hR It
IL FesidS1ee, No 10 HsnuSt isMe htosks fro9 R1as
1sodes ia. KsfaeeeN-Rssas 1sMess q ss.ts: A.
fsaassE; = Gehh, Ks9y = &Aksak. II. Me0 WF
esneot eatss3sXn sSsas1 = .2o.Esaasns Wm a.
, 1870-11-24

Like "QunbeF Guna..s-ArtIIIctm1
tes n ase Of hsIle use and easily detected. TAKE
Zozodo1t. Use 1t daily and your teeth win be tnt
lstt Df hature's gifts to fall Jou
"sr4.pisass GLCE uenda heAdless dolls aut
bFpktu cFaG1es
, 1870-11-24

Bonds At Frankfort.
FRASKFoKT, Nos. 3s.-Amel1cuu securities nrm.
United States s-t0S Of VI nre quoted at 9s1.,
, 1870-11-24
RlrenIde.

en- Tuesday, when the following of1ceu were
elected: Town CLERK. John II. Best Jr+: Super
yikoE. Elsou T. Wright; Collector, Theodore G.
Fo1. Louis Y. Scher1ncrhoEn, Alfred Egerton;
Justices Of the Peace, Z. g. Case, Samuel r
Cole: CoDstables, Nm. T. Harris, George MFG;
Assessor. Joseph Dttn: Pound Masters, Charles
Dillon, Peter Hanger. Ample arrangements were
made for the permanent maintenance OF the
1oada, wa1fe, and PARIS.
, 1870-11-24


T1y4STED-TO HEET-TO PRIVATE FANTLTNg
VI Five Tnun9 eentleroen deadre to rnakr ax71nSe
1nents With scre prtt1t f1rny, tha North Sidc n
rect poxticn ct dwelling houtf. furnished ether Bar
or and tHo bed fous tene with t.o bedsl OF paffor
and thfee hd mona Gas ana fnel to be taeleded Ia
the Esaf, whsh to9rs not e1eee4 s'5 PIT month AZ
Ehe1s su!ted- Board not required. Addrus LVN-
WANTKD--W WRKNT-FVRNlsHEoR Roo1, GAS
" firing. &C. with Or without board, by = aiu1le
gentleman. Best Of references II required AudFvsE.
stating terms. which mint be reasonable, Il. hi.
WANTEDETO RENT-A FURS1BHK0 6OTSE
" Of Ahent rooms, will puzchzse fnEuiru9 cnn
xE7ce price. Adafess 1t onea T. Tribune cnace
WANTKp-TO REST-A PARTY H1Viv0 4
w tu1nIahtd eestase 70 rrns until Nay 1 eau have
Office
wANTED-TO RENT-COTTAGE or on =
W recms. Gas. bot md cold water Woutd nsrr
chase so1ne tarntfe- Good tena1t; no ehfldfea Al.
dsess MARTIN. Tribune ofHee-
WAETFD-To REST-TWO OoRTRRRERooNs
eazfly accessible. AonAble tc9nf; 1ptshle fr
ltAh& lnanuf1tt11tAx t1xtRe4s- Wftk pastieusrS ~
addrtfs ". IT.. Tribune emee >. >
b. thfes Ee1tener, tFo a1eeping rocns (of ~ Il
co1ctsnln& two hedah md perlo< 1dotninE Eenf noe
70 e1reed 80 pHH1uth. Including fuel FFva{a faIs
1r p.eiened. R.sesenesa exehapkeL WpsjN m1fs
Srrss fSSURAHO1. TzihQns pt3pe. s0stea. AZ
, 1870-11-24

Order for Closing the Erie Canal.
ALBANY, Nov. 2s.-At ueettn1 Hnndar- ,hn
Canal Commissioners resolved 10 c!ose tha capal
on 1hurzdaJ, December 8,
, 1870-11-24

There were runners current On Tuesday night OF
aternble Mutdrr In the West Dtvteou: but ~ IN
Investigation proved them to oe without fouada-
ton. they wete net mentioned In yesterdays TR1B-
rSk. A. : few People really believe homicide
has 0ken place, It mRf Be NECESSARY to state bY
whom the story was Originated. The aulnor.s
nlma fs Hattie Tr1pp, and she lives on West Mxo-
iftpn Rtfeet. She attends The Sisters School on
Madison street pea1 nesplaInea. and busted herself
on Tuesday Afternoon tn telling every person she
met Of what she had seen under the sidewalk near
the schoo!-the body Of one OF the scholars CUT Ia
two, ana the llmhs chopped into small pieces; III
Of which was done hJ an Insane man who had
been living under the same sidewalk for tTQ
days. When this Etory came To the ca<s Of Super.
tntendent Kennedy. he Immediately went 70 tnt
formed the body naa been taken. No one their
KEW anything of a murder, Aud IN COMPANY
with Sergeant johnson he Visited esyeral shopl
and stores, ard dnally found that the author o
ihe yarn VIA Miss Hattie Tfipp, : miss Of II, wht
has an exceedingly vivid tu1alnat1on. This ynuu{
Indy cdnccesed somewhat similar story About ,
year ago, and c<ufed several people great dea
Gf trouble and Anxiety.
, 1870-11-24

Ihank*Riylng Dinner will be aery.
SO by + A. Cphar, nj his new billiard hall, 1s3
West EAn Dufen street, at 8 p. N.
, 1870-11-24

A boy baby, about three months old, Was LEFT on
the steps OF The residence Of Fred. e. Ros4iter,
Assixssnt Engineer OF the Board OF Public Works.
no SIS Wtst Van Buren st'eet, 1ast evening. In
the basket tn which it was, The following note Wa
fund:
DER FatExD: Enclosed ia thts basket you will Ard
We wish yon 70 that It Ii taken to the Orphan
Asylum; and lab you to be particular u Ect the
nnbsE Z wnses = T. sseeiycd into ~ A.ylsn ok in
seaaIon Of II. Enclosed find money for your trouhe.
, 1870-11-24

,n1cteoroioKfcal.
Meteorological record for November 2s, 1870, a.
reported by J. @. L4ngguth, j.. opuct1n, lit
Randolph street, correspondent OF the Smtthson-
Ian institute The snafi letters are the INITIALS
fot The words, veeftnR,r "Kenle,r high,r
"dy, moist atmosphere" ratn," and
, 1870-11-24

The roog and worthy women and children Of
Chicago wtll be presented with hats. bJ applIluE.
and Monday. November 81, 2S, and g, ut Webster
BrOs-t, IS Like street
, 1870-11-24

Chicago Cancer 1nhs.tute. 24S Cny,
unaet avenue, DR.. EyeFsou, Surgeon in charge.
The painless cancer cure. Please insestlga ate 1t.
II Will pay you to do 60 Pamphlet sent free.
, 1870-11-24

To-uorow evening Mrz: ". g. Wheaton, N. H.,
viii lecture at Farret Ha1l She takes strong
elabornsely and fotcibiy, her ideas OF what Is the
tue sphere Of woman. Mrs. Wheaton Is now
stopping II the reaidence OF Martin Iryen, Eso.,
No. 1850 Indiana avenue
The Post Once will be closed after 10 O'Clock
this morning, and all afternoon natis Will close al
Eoon. There VII be Two deliveries By carriers In
The rcw Douglas School Building, at the cor.
ncr Of Forest avsnne and Thirty -drM street. VII
be dedicated on Friday afternoon. There witt b.
1.us.c BY the pupils OF the school, aud the opening
address Eift Be given BY the Mayor, Hon. R. B,
Mason. The delivery Of the Keys will be BY ". u.
1alter, Esq. to LeandcE Stone, Esq. Addresses
vii! he delivered by IeaArA J. L Pkcknsd, W.
Woodland, J. L. McASoy, Rev. II. Il. Ryder. S. A,
1tiTHF, and J. F. BonDeld.
The regular meeting Of the rnton Catholic
Library 1sceum Il postponed unt1 Thursday even
Ing, December !.
The stcond ANNUAL bali Of the Chicago Press
men.a Cnion will BE- held IN crosbys Music Han
this evening. The music Will be By Seycns j
Deans band. 1t win BE- a select and pleasant
natts, and the ball viii undoubtedly be one Of the
moet enjoyable Affairs Of the geaso1.
, 1870-11-24
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Potter pRluezss Next Hotel.

EQtaeF 1NlmExS IScAl 0VItA~
MI. Potter Palmer writes as follows, from Flor
cnce rrlat.Ee 10 hts prupolcd hotel, at the corner
of Stale aud Monroe Et1rets: 80
an gettlnk along With the plaus Of my ueE hoteI
very wIn havE noN the front elevations All deedcd
uran, except that on Wabsih ayenue which viii de-
eide upon ate. rrtufn to Chicago. The tse stret
t!9nt WtLl be ye5y mora . than thAt q anr
other tn ONT country except the Park Hank.
nsTIo;a: ~ thinh ny hetel foat Vim e1sea that
.,oos woEs 81 =, seea :: = Il m5etura. and soon III
possible thope e zet Il 1tait I men Il work % it
tN the middle ot March and ~ b. the 1st Of April
~ ~ sble. an detrimincd to have ny hotel whea
completed surpAsa other hotc 10 the world not eI.
rrrtn& tic Grand. At Pag1l,
have bad great opportunity since my arrival IN
Entobt "a lmpfoys snS talies &.ehlteetnraly and AM
i'll FIN. c1reeds any city IL Tic world In nrehfs~e-
turr-viernA next London = Fery deficient Venice
MY building Il tbe WoiId ID interior eniIey ol
the ntst Marble Florence cannot boast Of any bean.
tifai building sxternay but Of s'me very beautiful
interior. have made and am Tat!uk = very EArTc
eoieeten e rho,;s1aph, q ihe 1tst ouiidnss Y Ku
onpolsuniy te x.tnine. - E.h 70 At n ny power
ctr, In which feel IN Increasing prfae,
, 1870-11-24

sa<r.,.csS61 GEfONnHAAD EEKD ORGAN
w AeaadssS Ank ke ehseR for sssh. And Ia xesA
exr,<I an * eatrea GOQko0 Pasae Reeens, ="
, 1870-11-24

Rough Skin maue smooth br using
uazard Co, New fort.
, 1870-11-24

Kew DE-. fIiel on the European War.
We unuefBtaDd that Professor Ntel. the nsztnr
q nc French congregation, has been induced to
4easer 4l : ne second dltcourse upon the var ID
EUROPE We took great pleasure in giving Pro.
1easof Mtt!s afst eloquent sermon On this subject
and Te tel sure that every person at NJ intafest.
ca IN tha thrilling Eofopean war, will be very
unfoit ton1te TO ullzs the Professors ceaf s1ouRhy
informed, and In which he u 70 deeply Interested
Tho French service IL held In the SwedtnborKizn
chnfcn, on Adanz Etreef, at three O'Clock, 6undnJ
afternoons.
, 1870-11-24
REAL EaTATE wAHrtN

A& i EA0 ~ A1V = klA&4
--N-~ --
" ANIRDIIo BUT OR PENTHOUSE IN THE
Scntn otF1tton. with 1luins. room aat kitchen On
faS HnSs "a pss.oF. and III the modern tmp.oy~rents
nt'.1rfs EiEiEk !oestlca, price. &c. WIN. HOWARD,
WASTFD-FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAWNS
= ~ Gook cotinty. sntshic for rssutaee In tIncts
q ~ astS md upwsr: Addtets, giving description
WASIED-I,n0 ACRES WELL, T0C1TFn i0FI
lsnat IN exGhAngr for good divide .payine re.nn
1n;;nEe stock ttathts city. AddrcsA AGKICULFUHE
, 1870-11-24

uncle and amt 1t No IL South Ann srfeet. dlsa,-
peAred JesterltAJ morning, ana, ~ he WI snuae-
MhAt deneuted, owing 70 bis having to.t heavily
IN cotton speculstunt, fett9 Aro entertained thst
he tas committed suicide. La1t Sunday he
Jumped !nfo Tho pond IN Uni n PARK, and tried to
oroEu hlEoseut but VII prevented BY SONG Gill;
Captain Kecler. Of the bag Saxon. has been
knlsstnk for week. He was iasr seen on Caual
hzs not been heard ct ttnos, He uTea In OaTeeo.
and his wife arrived here la4r evening to sesfch
for him. It'll thought thki be hAa been Elled r.
with him. A~S
, 1870-11-24

Abont 3 O'Clock yestcrday afternoon. 1 man
named ~ Nicholas Vanlowen, while diving truck,
o. sontn uasted street teu oTet the front board
LIN 20 badly Internally that he died in few MIN
utes. The body VIA conveyed 70 his late resi-
Mheie the Coroner held an Inquest. Tue tuEy Re.
turned verdict Of accidental deatt- Deceased
~aa q aolander. 80 year1 OF age, aud leares
vile and 1vc children.
, 1870-11-24

Cod Liver OE~-Hazard i CasTeIle Cod
Liver Oh q the be8l=ddrt1fiAc1nesak
, 1870-11-24
FARWELL HALL,
w. w. EVARTS, JR,

md Asia. viii sire trrs es hfs bcst ectufe. otill
sdoS Lad; q SossheEn Italy snd Srtzeliand. 81
P1a.1d viz ,,;ss5tegs.s.n t. yeE,. e.sh iest
Church. roEutr ef indfanaar and ThItieta-st where
the Iestn;es will Be Etren-thc trt Friday evening.
of the time viii be given the pEtsa Tickets Il TIC
dcor. and 1t drug aosr Indiana.A corner Of Thirty.
NJ Ht.af
, 1870-11-24
COUNTRY REAL LESTATE

E10R SALFOR KxCtANCg-FARHS Ssnso
satN IN lttfnos and Iowa. for saie on tern
10 su', 5rfchanke for Chics<o aLo fine
fftf fsIl*. II bAfKAln. GEO. II. HESS, l1l Clark
, 1870-11-24

z;;; r.; :;sz; y y; -: p p 7::ss: -:
Ann. | %,{t In, ". b.. Il
eSnm. ! H.w lii. VI. b. IS tuehn
MINIATURE ALMANAC. ,-
CF1CA1o, Nov. 81, ls7o
Sun Eifes. m Noon IiEea...... $50 i. 10.
bun ~ p. M Noon sets 6:ls p
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-10
Northern Central Railway.

Northern Central Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Through and Direct Route to and from Washing.
Rochester and Niagara Fails
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, DECEMBER %,
W 1869, the trains on the Northern Central Rail
way will run as follows
NORTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Baltimore. ST. 3 am Harrisburg, p. m.
Wamsport G. Is p. M, and arr. at Elmira, 10 pm.
BUFFALO EXPRESS.
L Leaves Batimore lOIOpm IiarIisbg4pg Ii 2,3O am
Arrives at Canandagua at l0p. IN
FAST LINE.
Leaves Baltimore 1920 p. m. Harrisburg 4.20 pm.
Arr. at Wiamsport8.2 8.25p.m and Erie at 9.45 a. III.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Leaves Baltimore 740p.m. ar. Harrisburg 1l55 pm.
YORK AND HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION
Leaves York at 630a. M, arr at Harrisburg am
Emigrant Train with passenger car attached,
leaving Harrisburg at 7.3O IL m arrives at Sun
bury at Ills Il. IN.
SOUTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Elmira G.l5 a, m Williamsport 945 a. m.
Harrisburg 2.45 p. m. Ar. Baltimore at p. III
BUFFALO EXPRESS
Leaves Canandaigua 4.45 p. m, Elmira $40 p. m.
WilliamspOrt 1925 u. m, Harrisburg at 6.15 q. IN.
Arrives at Baltimore at u. m.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Leaves Harrisburg 1O45p.m. Ar Baltimore 2.30a.m
ERIE EXPRESS
Lvs. Sunbury $40 II. m, Ar Harrisburg 7.45 a. M
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Lvs. Harrisburg 1905 p. m., Ar. Baltimore $50 pm.
YORK AND HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION.
Lvs. Harrisburg 4.3O p. m, Arr at York p m
DFy- Mail Train north and south Fast Line north
and York and Harrisburg Accommodation north
and south, and Erie Express, Erie Mail SOUTH Gin
cnnat Express north, Pacific Express south, and
Emigrant north daily except sunday.
Buffalo Express north and south daily.
Cincinnati Express south daily except Saturday.
For further information apply at the Ticket
Office, Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
ALFRED r. FlSkE,
General superintendent.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-10
Sailing Cabbage Plants.

G. W. T., Railway, N. j., considers salt
necessary to the development of the cab
bage, especially in places far from the
coast. He finds them more crisp, of bet
ter flavor, and to keep better when salt is
used, than without. He uses it as fol-
lows:
GA few days after setting out the
plants, and when they are damp, either
after rain or when the dew is on, l take
small dish of fine salt and walk among
the rows, sprinkling little pjnch of salt
on the centre of each plant when the
leaves begin to grow. repeat the salt
ing, and when the centre leaves begin to
form the head, | apply salt again, scat
tering it over the leaves; after this |
look them over occasionally, and if find
any plants that do not head well or ap-
pear diseased, | sprinkle the salt over
freely; this will save all such plants. A
quart of salt is sufficient for 500 plants in
season, although more can be used
with safety. y."-Americam AgricuHuriSt
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-10
Hints for Gardeners,

For taking your cabbage plants from
the seed bed, a garden trowel, Or a kitch-
en- case knife, OR a small paddle Of wood
should be used have basin or piggin
at hand to put them in, in which prepare
mixture of mould, SCOT and flour of
sulphur, reduced to the consistency of
cream with water, The plants should be
placed in this mixture, up to the leaves !;
make hole with dibble made Of hard
wood large enough to receive the roots
easily, seize the opportunity of the first
rain to put them out, taking care to have
them firmly fixed in their places. The
plants should be moderately watered every
day or two, if drought should inter
vene and busting Of plaster or SCOT, sin
gle or combined, in the dew Of the morn
ing, has an excellent effect on their growth.
Sow cabbage seed in warm southern
border, early in April, to grow plants to
succeed the earlier kinds.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-10
Bone Dust for Strawberries.

Bone dust may be sown broadcast over
strawberry beds in early spring Or at any
time during the early summer. tits bet
ter to apply in rainy weather, as then the
soluble portions are Immediately carried
down to the roots of the plants. If the
strawberries are cultivated in hills, then
handful of bone dust is sufficient. We
usually apply it on the surface and then
work it in with h9e or cultivator. The
quantity to be applied per acre should be
varied according to the richness Of the
soil; if poor, half ton, or even a ton,
will do no harm, but much good. We
consider bone valuable fertilizer for all
kinds of soil, and there is little danger Of
applying too much, provided it is mixed
with the soil-Heorth and Home.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-10

D9g- Potato Biscuit: Boil two common
sized potatoes with those you cook for
dinner. Peel and mash them very smooth
and fine, add one quart of flour and a lit
tie salt to the hot potatoes, half a cup of
good yeast, mix with milk-warm water
and set in a pretty warm place. About
an hour before tea-time, mould up into
biscuit, put into baking pan and set on
the stove hearth. When they begin to
rise well, put into a quick oven, and bake
to delicate brown. They will be found
light, sweet and moist.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-10
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