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Graham Bread for Dyspeptics.

IN the first place, see that your materials
are good--good -four, good yeast, pure
water, &c.-for without these you cannot
have good bread, no matter what the
recipe.
The day before you want to bake, a little
after noon, take some over pint of finely
mashed potatoes-those left OF dinner will
do, if they contain no mixture add big
spoon heaping full of flour, and water
enough to make it as thick as pancakes
While milk-warm, beat up in it half-pint
cup two thirds full of good lively yeast,
and set it in warm place to rise. A small
jar is the best thing for it to rise in When
very light, if that occurs before you want
to use it. stir in a little flour and set in
cool place. About in the evening, fill
your bread tray half full of -four make
hole in the middle, put in a little salt, and,
with large spoon, mix with the flour
two quarts of warm water and one quart
of the rising aforesaid beat it up pretty
stiff, taking care to leave a wall of flour
around it; turn over it a milk-pan, put
blanket over the whole, and, if in winter,
leave it in warm room over night to rise.
If the room does not stay warm all night,
it should be mixed earlier in the evening.
In summer use cool water, and set in u
cool place.
Early In the morning 1t should be light
enough to knead Now put in the sponge
four or five handfuls--as much as you can
grasp in your hand-of good fresh wheat
bran, and if it will agree, a small cup of
sugar may be added. Knead well, using
the -four in the bowl for the purpose but
not so very hard; when smooth, put 1t IN
a lump in the bowl, covering well; set it
in warm place. When light enough,
mold it over, divide it in three equal parts,
and each part in two. Put two of these
small loaves in common bread or pie tin,
set to rise, and when rounding full, which
will be in about half an hour, put 1t in an
oven quite hot at first but not enough so
to burn the bread-this kind will burn
quicker than most other kinds; bake an
hour, more or less, according to heat of
oven and size of loaf When done, take
Immediately from the tins, and expose it
If you can to current of cold air till cold;
then cover up tight in a stone jar in the
cellar till wanted for use this bread will
keep good in this way week in winter.
Fine white bread may be made by the
same process, emitting the bran and sugar,
and kneading the first time till it is quite
stif.-Cor. Country Gentleman.
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We would call attention to the adver-
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another column. The cash prizes are
worth contending for. The steel plate
engraving, offered for premiums, is an
elegant specimen of American Art.
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CHuBLATNs OR FRosr BIrEs.-Use Dr. s. A.
WEAvER's CERATE according 10 directions, and
they are cured. Ii cures them by subduing the in
action. IL will also cure all diseases or eruptions
Of the skin; and as mothers friend It is ever
HIPpI "a in abort order.
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same to any agent addressing MOSES WARREN
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A Letter from Mr.. stanton.

GENERAL MooRHEAD, In his remarks to
the recent citizens meeting at Pittsburgh,
read the following letter from Mr.. Stan
tnn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-14
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL

AS the fog disappears before the fresh evening
breeze It's constituent properties, though simple,
powerful From thevery first the debilitated victim OF
glow of warmth begins to pass through his chilled
circulation The pulse becomes natural and regular
and buoyancy of spirts-the consequence of an as.
surance Of returning heLth-comes upon the patient.
The fell disease, Consumption while the lungs retain
any thing OF strength upon which to build is dispeed
by the FINE TREE TAR CORDIAL. In manner to
which ~ 1sands Igrateful patients have felt IL duty
well a. a pleasure, to testify.
How many, who have died and left their children or
phans, might have been living in blooming health had
they but avaled themselves Of DR.. WISHART'S simple
remedies, instead of the noxious poisons to which
Their Constitutions have Yielded.
Tar nom the pine tree forest, as prepared by Dr.
WISHART, is pan5cea.
"THK PRODUCT OF THE TRrE FOR THE HEALING OF
THE NATIONS"
The hardy backwoodsmen, breathing the aroma OF tn
spreading branches are exempt from that fell disease
Consumption, the natives OF Southern France Italy
As prepared by Dr. WISHART, the Cordial acts at
The first bottle exhibits 10 the grateful foretases
returning health You are racked by no more cough,
Thousands of people win tell you that In the entire
range of natures curatves there ls no combination
happy, so etficacous, and SO harmless WISHART'S
Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
Chemists agree In saying that THE PROCESS OF
DIST1LLATION by which this Cordial is yielded, is so
philosophical as to be unsuscepble of further improve
ment The generic taste OF the tar 5 neutraized, and
the Idea of medicine becomes lost in the quality Of =
palatable luxury.
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INOUEp AT LAaT.-Watches Superseded The
Il Dollar Time Keeper.-A PEKFecr GkS.-Rlegantiy
eased In orode Of Gold, Superior Compass ~ tae6-
ment, Enameed Dial, Silver and Brass works, glass
crystal, size Of ladies watch. Wil denote CoRRRcr
time, warranted FIVE years. superb aud snowy case,
eutirely Of metal This Ia no WOOD Compass Is
entirely new, pAtened $50 sold In three weeks Only
81 each three for 81 In neat case mailed free. Trade
supplied. Address the soils manufacturers 90
W. HALL q Co, Htnsd1le, NJ ~.
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sOAP-MAKER,S MANUAL.

CELF CURE OF sTAMNIERING-Aot an ad.
= yerlistng pamphlst ont the most approved and
25 cts. JESSE HANEY a. 10,
I19 Nassau ST, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
STALLIONA.

"A Arabian Horse SAID Is for sale reasonable terms
his present has for him. To breeders will
most valuable acquisition Ths following pedigree xives
the purity Of his blood with other insercss facts relating
to his oareer:--
SAID also spelled sayed as given by The Of Nubar
Of March, ls At the stables Eubar Pssha. HIS
the famous Khorssssn the properly Of Abdul Medd sids
sosndant Of The cesbra!ea Jansca which eaped the eie
Mahoed Ali in 1919 Therefore, Said cross between the
Ead breed the mothers the Anaseeh breed on
tha SIDE OF khorassan.
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful Of
durancs and spcsd 10 the Abysnan being ridden con-
santy by oncer during tia. campaign.
Forrthsr particulars apply Mr. FOSTER at tho oniOs
OF Wilkes Spirit OF the Times.
CTALLIoN FOR sALE-JUPITER AND TORONTO
- stock perfect In respect; beat SS In July
ISH hsn,s year. old For particulars inquire q Q. v.
FERGUSON San francisco stables Wes Forty sixth
or SAN MCLAUGHLIN, Ferris stables, Am, Greene
street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

FREDERICK CLEGG, DECEASED.
IL the act of Parliament made and passed In
the and Of the reign of her
present Majesty entitled Aa acs 70 further amsnd the law
given that the creditors and all persons having
claims or demands against the estate OF Frederick
Ccsg late OF Greenhil in Oldham, In the county
OF Lancaster, = bachelor and bastard, deceased
York IN the United States OF hnericA, fl hs n6S.h Of
March, 1866 and to whose estate letter. of administration
undersigned Edward Thomas Whitaker Solicitor for the
Majesty In right Of the said Dachy, are to send Ia the
particulars of such CLAIMS demands to me, the said
place Strand London before the 10th day
OF May ne the expiration OF which time the assea OF The
said will paid otherwise distributed
appropriated, having rosard to the claims only OF which
TIC then have had notice, and that
will not be liable any whose claim shall no, have
had notice part thereof paid
distributed appropriated.
Dated this 18th day OF January, 1o,U.
EDWARD T. WHITAKER. Administrat or.
ruchy of Lancaster Once, London W. G.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

T1o LET-THE PRIVATE STABLE 2as EAST THIRTY
sixth street, Second and Third avenues 10 stalls Apply
toJ. II. MARRECELLA, bS7 Third Avsnua
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MARBLE nIANTEi.S.

DECORATED MARBLE MANTELs, WAJSsC0TiNC,
furniture rops &c, in exa ct representation Of al tho
rich colorcd marble the world patterns OF black
marble, finest quality engraved In gold.
MfDDLEFIELD COMPANY, ,.3a Broadway.
NfARBLEIZED SLATE xANTELS.-RICH AND ELE.
lM CANT designs, from x9, $l2 SIS up 10 $2tc r. Is.
STEWART CO.. Cos Sixth avenue, between fnry-ufih and
1hirty.s!xtn streets.
G KLABER, 80 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD
-. street, VIII sell few Marble Maues Head
Stones kc below cost 70 reduce stock before removing to
his factory.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A LII KINDS OF DOMESTIC AND JAPANESE HAIR
n prepared equal to H. r. hair texture and gos ty O.
hAS1BT, .ft Sixth avenue.
IJoNEY. WHITE GLOVER HONEY, IN TlE COME,
in and 10 pound boxes, Mt 81 pcrnd
by L. HuOeES h COMPANY, 81 Warren street.
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FINANCIAL.
A GOOD SECURIrY.-rHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
for sale seyoOOa FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER

a oooD oECUEiTf.-THE UNDEhsldSEp orfEHS
for sale sacooca FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
GEsr BONDS Eyanvins Henderson Nashville Railroad
slgayse per oen. accrued INTEREST paysbe IN the
upon he he @ S n @ and .s
ing the whole of hs rois stock ana property The
yoS o @ ..sa saa
T , ss rosa wa. By local tho ,'oes
Geld 10 .hs. whole sc.Ion completes link
~ sss.' ss q .ss
~ oer a nis Il, ss65o.s and enduring mSnns s
. reliable security. wN 4. GUEST. s5 Wal street
A -A:mMoNEy 70 BUY rIssT AND SECOND MORT.
SicnoI 6fss ssa ssT
lis Broadway, room H.
A YOUNG LADY WANTS THE LOAN or SNo. FOR
axY % ,s. % 'i'1' n I BE s'SsS S rs
street. stating where confidential interview can be had
A. -AanSSEY Fs7s N:H TT. 10 Loss rsexr1Lx ON NEW
W. Z. BUTLER CO., So Liberty street.
For SALE ETSHr lITY AZ ASp odISrE TEs zen CENT
STATES ds ILL iEIISoIs SSSslS AND bGHsso GNHIssssousI
sS s s city ssI
York suitable sas Tor rs1,snsas and prohisss
Of advancing the price At any time without notice.
rates and sond, purchased BY ont OF towa residents ssu By
eoadsuss SsyiOs fully sS ss aa true S msr.
believing them to be- In point OF security equal to other
ALBERT II. sIcoLAY,
Aso, Nav York city n.rosd sseos, and Bonds iasar.
Stocks and Bonds for profitable nyeslincut al low rates
Escisnst Ro:rs special aenon as Sas beoa lie
ouste:n With this house FOR many years
L,oR sALE-Ar sAcarcE.-wE oFRxm SMALL
'0 1s is1iS 'ot Broad street.
IIOWEs / MACY. BANKERS
FOUR PER cEsF ISTsSssr sas11. '1 ALLOWED ON DE.
Persons drsu. Of rcccisns n,eres. for their money and
s 4 = ss HIS s.ss fsst % ss g
tas enrc daily business at the rate of FOUR FER CENT
Coceti.ns made on par. .: the world with Immediate
returns. nnln a. the u lowest current rates. .,,
HAW psoIro s 50 sSE
ton Al he New YORK Stock Enchsnss HewiouadiaSSS S To
TwharY-TIFTn ANNUAL REPORT
Of tho
NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Nos ii2 and iii Broadway.
January |. ls7o.
OF net cAah 1ssc lSS3 .JtV6lSS1A
RECEIPTS.
Amount of premiums and policy
fees. es..............................& &5l04,Gfg 20
Amount Of interest received and
accrued, including premium
gold, 10. 61Ol57 70
6HH,7oo 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses by death. $.676S3 10
Loss received from
Insur.nce..... 9679 II
S7jsi04 o.
Purchased policies and aunutiss.. VA $50 g9
pivii.nrs TO policy holders. I.5S5,:9s II
COMMISSIONS trokernges and
agency expenses .............. eal,32l n
Aiysr ring and rhysicans foes. 92,So9 10
Once and law expenses, salaries,
printing. taXes, revenue stamps
and rslnsaranss. ................ 25O,7A,e
- 5ss,7Ii Gl
Total al !,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AxUs5MENrs- SECOND PAar-rourth, nfh and sixth
tsTRoLOGY-ELEvEsrmr rAe.-si1,h column.
B6XR6ERs AND HsI i.dboERs ~ WAITED Hi PAGE
RoAED And Nd 'iI9IS HoDoINa SD DwANrED-sroosD PAGE
SzS HTsls sSs szAss%.,r4
susstss r4o.-rArd col
SRY HEs sFQEs ioE
o1Esss s.ssnS %sS 'sSIf
asD ssR
co4 viz aaG sixth
Column
D1NCINH ACADEMIES~sEoosp PAaE-sixih column.
rs AND ux
Column
EYES AND @ EARs-FIEsT PAoE-Fourh column.
seiS%a
E0R ,R !;n!,e1 SALEpsEcosD @ @PAoE.1hiri ooluTn
ssENcH
HELP WANTED MALEs-ELzvrsrn rAor-si.sh col.
HELP WANrEp-FEMALEs-ElE rAax-Fourh
uossEs and hf,a ~ spp"ns ps.,o,a and
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., wAsrED-srooSD rAa.-Fourth
SS s nu.
GEN hEAL estate FOR sXIE-TwxLvTM IN PAar~
second column.
LECTURE SEAsON-SECoSD PAGR-Fifth column
LEGAL NOTlCES-FIRsT fAGH-Thrd column.
LOAN OFFlCES-FIHAT PAeE-Sxth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaE-Thrd column
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsr PA9E-Third column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGg-Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERrISEAENTS-TsSTH PA0x-
xsE1ssGssItExSESTs FIRST ras,-r,s , ,. column.
fEKsoNALs.Tissr PAa.-Firss column.
$IANOFORTES-SEooNDP PAaE-Fifth column.
PROPERTY OFT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-TwELFT TIL PAGH-Second and third columns
REAL ESTATE TO OExCHAN0E-rwYLFrH PAaR-fhrd
REAL ESTATE WANTED-Tw zLrTH PAGE-Thrd column.
EEWARpS-FIRsI PA0E-Sixth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET-TwELFTH PACE
Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTIoN-TwrLrrn PAoE-Fourth and fifth
sITUAriUNs wANrEp-FEMALEs- -ELxvxSru PAoz-
- First, second third and fourth columns
sITUAIlONS Observation-Disclosures PAax-
Fifth column.
SPECIAL NOTTCEs-FIHsr PAGE-Fiu. and second
sPoRTiEG-DoGs. BIRDS. &o.-rrRsr PAsE--second
eTALLioNs-F -FIasr PAar-sasona column.
THE BALL SEASON-EINTM PAGE-Sixth column.
The TkADEs-ELEyENTn rAGE-sxth column
Fifth and sixth columns.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-FIHsT PAaE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIasr PAGx--Sixth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ko.-FIEsr PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIRsr pA0E-Sixth column.
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COASTWIsR STEAMSHIPS.

DAC1FIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANYS
i Through Line TO
California and China.
- Freight and passage great y reduced.
Through rstex, New York 70 San Francisco:-
First Class, Seerags,
&125 10 $40. x6y,
according To location OF bsrsh
These rates include bsrs board and all necesres for the
trip
Steamers Of e nbove line leave pier e North err OF
Canal street. At II o'clcck noon
9Th and Gle, Of each month,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
yious =
One hundred pounds OF bsgssse free to each adult ksd
Gina aud aiterdsace free.
Meeting WITH COLORADO. Captain Farnswortn.
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco March 1872 Tor
China and japan.
Notice 10 shippers.
For reduced rates OF freight Apply on wharf Freight for
steamer HENRY cUAUNCkY rsc,-cd un,l y. a., on Fiji
day. February All uAu.i facilities afforded shippers In
collecting Inland casrkes, ic.
For fIes or passage telss and all further Information
sppy at the corpany ticket ocicc The wharf foot OF
Canal street. r. II. BABY, Agent
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y For GALvEsTC. DIggCT
The regular aud .avori.e
PACKET STEAMSHIP TILLIE,
CAPTAIN <. II. PARTRIDGE,
loading at pier No 10 East river Will continue 10
receive frciab uut,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5,3PN,
II not full, which GaT sho win positively leave AZ
above "
This ship has made trps within Ia year than
other steamer ~ the av, son trade ard delivers hsr
cargo at the wharf.
All good. for Houston the interior will be forwarded bv
the agents, =
Eessrs. WA. HESDLY A CO.
free 9. charges No commissions charged for In
New York - =
For freight which viii be taken at lowest raes) or pas
sage, having superior sccc mn.odatlors -
Apply 10 Z. W. ADAMS Co, !sl ieari street.. asea.s
HAVANA, SIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
IL New York and Mexican Mau Ste amshp line every
twenty days, from pier II East river, II O'CLOCK noon
Tho splendid steamers
CITY OF MEXICO, Deakcn. rursday Feb %
',borAIne. rhhups.... Monday, March ~
For fte!xh. or passags appylo
y. .HLESANDRE SONS, - Broadway,
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. CoAsrwIsR STEAMSHIPS.

or GALVESTON STEAMERS
saihns every Saturday nj M tourhnn A. Rev est csx-
ry!ng tho United States matt - o"'"s - MY "S'" -
Ihe AZ st. sintr GENERAL sED0wICK, Captain Gasss.
I" per NO = hnt river, viii sail Saturday Februsry
nn g,os or houston or the interior will forwarded N
oar agents Messrs r. H. Mcmahon 1 Co.. free
,s ecs iislsn OF passage, Apply 10 C. H. MALLORY Co,
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WANTED-TO MATCH OR WILL SELL. A BROWN
w bay Ceiding. years old, lSX hands high long, ful
tall long neck syish knee action wel bred.
white hind foot 10 forehead; slb
be perfectly soand and kind Address COOK, 40 West
Thirty ninth street, tor one week.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

EUREKA STEAM MACHINE CARVING WORKS,
u Nos. 81, 81, 64 and e5 Cannon street.
Elaborate Walnut Ma antes and Furniture.
Figure Car wing our specially
A. HENKEL co,
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A -A-AoNEy TO BUY FIGsT AND SECOND MORT
IL CAGES and TO loan 10 New York and New Jersey.
WASHINGTON n. NICHOLS, Counsellor a, Law,
lis Broadway, room L.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

WANTED-A LIGHT TWO SEAT pHAETON, HALF
w top, In good order price low. Address giving price,
A. w., box 57s Post Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

YOUNG LADY WANTS THE LOAN OF 3G0, FOR
W9loa rs ro.tsaye On real estate viii be :ivec. Ad
Dress Miss Macy BRADY care Of Mrs johnson. 2S Fifth
street, stating where confidential interview be had
-A.-AoNEY TO LOAN PROMPTLY ON NEW
"A. york; New Jersey and Westcsstsr property also rrst
ana second CT ~ mortgages cashed At orre
w. L. BUTLER 4 Co 80 Liberty s.rset.
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NUsToa HOUSE, NEW YORK.
" CoILrcIoE's orrroz, Feb. !, 1870

ORDERED.
That all applications fo. special license to transport by
with Agent Of Carriage at a. Empire
Building Broadway before tho 10Th OF this month
Each application must be accom- anied by the OF
sbe bcnisnnn and applicant the Arm for which the
license asked the character OF tho articles imported by the
tho distrfc In which the firm does business Any
all further Information be had the once above
mentioned. u. II. QRINNELL, Collector.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line leave 81 North river foot =
Beach street.
For Norfolk Ciy Point and Richmond every Tuesday.
Thursday md Saturday at NJ connecsin. with he vfr
gna and Tennessee Air ins the Seaboard Inland Air line
Petersburg and eldon railroads. Chesapeake aud Ohio ran
roads, and Richmond and Danvo rsroats Thronsh pas
tickets and through bills Of ains reduced -
all points South And Southwest.
Apply At ofice on pier 81, Of TO
N. L. MocREADY, President,
1877 Greenwich Atree!, corner of Dcy.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
T'RAvELLERS' GUIDE.

NAVIGATION STILL CONTINUES OPEN BETWEEN
IN New York. Albany and Troy.-rbe CONN ECrl-
CUT Of the rssaar ne VII Leave This Tuesday Thursd.y
NJ r. H., connecting With railroads for the Wes and North.
). W. HAvEN3 4 SOM
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

nIAMOTDs, WATCHES, JEwBLRT AND SILVER
- ware bought by GEORGE q. ALLEN, 4l5 Broadway
one door beoW Cana street
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
- OLD LISE-LON FREIGHT
The Wen known frst class sidewse scalu>hp DE GOTO
Thos H. Morton, commander with esve p.sr M ~ NarS2
river on Saturday. February nt r NJ Freight tstsn
through rates for st. Louis Mobile aud Galveaton
For freight or having superior
epp!y TO LIVINGSTON FOX CO.. No. So Liberty strsex