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THE Sunday Stars Augusta letter saws
that Scnator Morilps recovery must, at lea t,
be slow. o. the preaching OF T. II. HUI.
bard, ESQ.,, it says:
Mr. Hubbard is a fluent and forcible speaker
and has been prominently known in the poll
tics OF the State for many years. He was
somewhat sudden y converted to christianity
dun ing the past sil" mer. and immediately be-
gan missionary work aud has several times
preached with good effect telore various audi
eences. One thing pal icularIy gratifying to
MS manv friends was the tact that his DIS
courses here were comparatively free from the
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A>C" Wv EDEN, 4NONs q, lou.
IT. the Editor OF the Press.
sea it stated in late issue of your paper
that three Swedes have left here to reside in
st. john. This is an error. No Swt de has
left this settlement 10 reside elsewhere Thu ee
have recently visited st John, and will con.
tinue on TO Halifax under the following cir.
cumstaBces.
These three men came with us from Sweden.
and formed part of the first installment of the
Maine " Dish Colony.
They took up lols, cleared off good piece Of
land, and put threA acres into w'n'er rye.
Thew then, after con- nltatlon VII me, start.
ed for Houton, st. Juhn and q alifax 20 make
and sell baskets all winter. They are al, thu ee
skilled basket makers making from TWEEN "a
twenty five day, and they hope with economy
TO lay by enough through the WIN err to pay
the passage o, their wives al childlen from
Old to NV sweden 10 the early spring.
They chose the loate to halifax because their
families will land there next Spite, and they
| wish to be there to meet them, and accompany
| Them to their new home in Aroostook.
Tney also expect several hous. holos of theil
friends to accompany their families, aid take
up farms in New Sweden.
Oct. 30, twenty Swed's arrived in the Col
ony, direct from Swedt n. The colony n "
numbers nearly one hundred, including torty
Jour men OVER twenty one years old.
l shall secure chance for all the men who
have no wives with them to work out all win
ter with the American f,rm4rs or lumber me o
IN this vicinity. These cOlonists will TINS be
at no expense to any one during the winter
will lrarn our language and our customs, and
will come back to their clearings In the spring
| with money in their pockets.
All The Swedes are healthy, happy and hard
| at work.
Very Truly Yours,
| w. W. THOMAS, JR.
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ILLNESS OF SENATOR MoRRII Line Sc
we're illness of Senator Morrill, is the occasion
of very unusual exhibition of regret and
sympathy throughout the State. The contln-
tinuei violence of his malady causes the
most unpleasant apprehensions. and one is
reminded of those sad days Of September,
1859 when Senator Morrill's col eague, Mr..
tessenden, lay on his death bed. now SEEM
Ing 20 be on the verge OF dissolution and now
giving the watchful public thrill of joy by
appearing to revive. We trust that the final
result in this case will not deprive us OF an
other of our distinguished and honorable
statesmen.
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Card.

P"RTLAND, Nov. 4th, 1870.
Messrs. W. d. Little & Co., Ag MT OF the Pte-
nix an Merchants Insurance Co.'S, OF Hartford,
havtg this das settled with me IN tul r the lo.se.
on my st re- AMI GOODS by he fire o. Saturday night
last, de ire hereby to express my APPRECIATION OF
the pIompsno-e Snd itUeraIity with wl.s,.-.n-y
have met my claims.
CHAS. P. INGRAuAM
Portland, November 9th 1870 nov7s3t
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Rushton's Cherry Pectoral Troche.

will be tounh superior to all others Tor Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial ficulties generally.
exceed ngly paatable. having none of that nauseat
ing, unpleasant, euheb taste; v,rv soothing and act
like charm Also Rushtsn's II. W Cod Liver Oil i.
tor CONSUMPTION, Scrotula, Sc. The Oldest, pur IT
I'D Vest In the ma ket. Use no other, Sold by
ID Tug. lis generally. sc2S p-dS an
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RoBBERY.-A tin box, robbery amounting
to IS 10000, was committed on Wal street,
New York, on Thursday, the victim beng
w. j. Hoppin, lawyer. Mr.. Hoppin and
Fred. c. " hittemore are joint trustees for the
estate of the father of the latter, aid kept all
Their money and securities at the Bank of
america. On Thursday they wished TO ex-
anime their securities and Mr.. Whttemore
ontaiheo the tin box containing them from
the bank When he returned to Hoppins
ONCE, tDat gentleman was out, and be placed
tie box i'll an open safe. and went out HIM
self intending to return immediately. Two
men who had followed him from the bank.
entered the Office as so N as Mr. Whittemore
lett, and while one engaged the attention of
the cle'k, the other seized the box and walk
ed out, being soon followed by the other. The
box contained S3O0,OO0 IN various bonds and
securities, all of which are registered, and ale
worthless to the roeues.
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A Rare I nance for Rustness

LWR sale, the sto K and fixtures Of one OF the hest
U Dry ode stores in the 'ity o, Portlann To-
cation he very TEST RO0m and ccnveni-n, fD q
health ohliRes the prtseni proprietor to retire frm
the business. FURTHER partiekiars hy addr. ssiu
"Dry Goods" P. O.. Box, lois. os.Ssnt
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Treasurer Of the Portls' Army and Navy Union,
Can be found at Brooks's Bakery, No. 70 Braesett
street. will be eased 70 settle all accounts win
members, and furnish tickets for the Lecture ana
Concert Course. no2sodlw
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HON. S1DNtY PERHAM, Governor elect
was in town Saturday, on his return home
from New York. He is of the opinion that
the election in New York tomorrow will re-
suit in the reelection of G vernor Hoffman.
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-Mr. Walter Scot, a
worthy citizen of East Newark. N. j., and a
Protestant, was recently arrested and lod yed
in Jail, on charge Of outragng his oldest
d lighter. At his trial he was acquitted, Oh
the testimony of medical experts that the al
legged CRIME hid never been commi, ted,
though be daughter swore minutey and pos
itively t. the particulars OF the outrage. 1t
now appeas hat the CHI .ree was trumpet up
by two Catholic e. ale friends OF Scots de-
ceased vile (who was also CathOlc) to Get
c)n,rol OF bis children, two of whom were re-
moved to the Catholic Asylum at Orange,
and two others placed in Catholic families,
when Mr.. Scot was confined in jail. On be-
ing released, be recovered the custody OF his
children, and is now endeavoring to bring
these won en- to Justice. The daughter COLI
tesses that her evidence before the Court Was
what she was instructed to say fy these wo
men, and superstitious fears Of the future
awakened in her breast b. them CAUSE her
to obey their bidding. 1t is be ieved that the
Catholic priests were grossly imposed upon
by these women in an endeavor t. secure
their cooperation in this att ocious outrage.
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Rational reader. il t. e az, OF the weather va,
unc~rtsin, YOU would no, be foolish enough to ven !.
turr Out without 10 Overc o an umbrea Have
To. fore asst, ther TO protec urs.lfa tins danger
Gus seas with sometbins more import ant han
either OF Sc trle-. >S,renpthea YOUR stomach
ana nervous ystem: repu ale your liver ara ' ur
bowels te ne III you Orga 8 and hser We or animal
erirn wi that Ak eeable rdlal, to.ic ana ait ra-
tive, dosiefter' It mach Biz rs. 50 shall Won
SURELY EST pc the e ses which ta-ten upnn h.
feeble an debi lated. "S fer AMI lie ssrchc saws
the prov Il b; but "Ee rong that you NAV OF SUI
Ie. me We % .xim-and OF al strenet ,eninx
atons ibis Is ~ sa est, the the most
genial. Asa remedy. as well rs an ,ntido,e, tor
d.spePsii, yer and ague, d liver dseas- there u
no tomoinati OF .vsqe anle specifics at present
kn wn Which even ppr0aches it 10 eff c.
Anticip tie the enemy. The et is OF innumer-
aoie diseases all Dat IN the raw, DAMP mephi, ic
winter ar. VIII YOU de end yourself against them
or n t. good leade' That Us the mes ion, rot
Tie n tw, o. The g eat tDEE NsIvE M pIciNF or
THE AGE. Ho etter's B tte will so strength en- and
bro "a, y. UT b0iy cover as t. enable III m 10
al u a siege >cCrn " The morbiu m II, r VI ,cb
was exhaled in persprati Il through ypur o ne. 10
summer tnds o su Tree eyre,s now A bower nj
coun q &C ms ent is therefore nee ded. and xoa
nave T IN Ho,te ters Ritters. rbey eutralize the
nsdferses mo, 81 from which dis ase originates and
Irt u'at, all the c etive oIgp No b rg can be
m Re far"'bss or mile bearhfu:-o. thu q 10 ro.
ten' to prevett or IRE bi usness dyspep ia fever
and ague c1n-tption and general debility, As this
W0nde. Jul rect We.
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SENATOR MORRILL, senator Morrill, is re.
norte1 to have passed very comfortable
night, Friday, aud was much better on Satur.
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Madame CaDrelt.

Tho word renowned Ciairvoyant ard Ply iciau
cannot leave Portan fin W. dnesday Nov 9th,
q few days teingsrequired to adjust her bn .r ess
She will be harp to receive her patients and Wis.
itos at hr United sta es Hotel TIL that date
Nov 7-d3t sn
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For Sale and Lease.

VERY good brick house ON Middle street. near
a India st Get, worth 1850 Can ne had f,r Sal 90
Hou No. 10 Park stree, very pleasant location,
Is tor SAFE OF Yea e
House corner Fore and Centre Streets well 'ocated
for boarding house. Can be leased for term Of
years
LAM streets. Tor sale or lease,
Two o. three rooms. suitnb e TOR mechanical busi-
ness requiring steam pow-r. on ore str, et conn
tea with Winsow & Dozen. r mt low.
A nice ~ ot74x-0 ie.s on Emery rect, short
distance ab0v Spring street.
Apply 70 ". II. JERKS,
n0e7d2w Real Estmre and / nan Aoart
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w WANTED

LADY AGENTS for Portland and vicinity.
3 aLARYOr CON VISION.
US. PUBLISHING CO.,
oc26sn III Fluent Ill ok. Portland.
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THE wreck of the Cambria was discovered
on "Wednesday, q, five miles off Inn'strahull
I.land, where she foundered, lying upon her
side III five faiboms of water. 1t is probable
that submarine divers will b. dispatched INN
diate'y to he wreck to ascertain the ia Of
The passengers whether all escaped in the
boats only to be lost, or whether some rema n.
ed upon and went down 10 the wreck.
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Lar Drop Lost /!
SAeTjT's Safe.


CUMBERLAND, IS:
TAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
sucr'on n SATURDAY, the tenth day OF Deem
Der, d. ITO, at ten o'c ck In the no0n a. the
IN r'fs flee the city OF ,nd in said county
al the right IN equ which James N wlan OF Port
Of Narch 4. d. 1870, ut six o'clock in II afternoon
b. ing TIE time Of the attachment Of b. sane on he
OIL iDa writ in The acti N On VIII ch said exscu ion
was obtained to redeem the toll0wn ing described
NOR gagged real estate viz:
certain lot Of lan0 with The buildir e thereon.
situate ON the n0th-easterv size of Centre ct, eet
Ia said Portland heng rhirty-fve ct " de IN C u.
ire stree, and hir.N-twO eet vi Q on e back line.
anil sixty-n'n- feet deep more less, oeing he same
premise> conveyed 20 said N"w'an by George Aye
oy g Iced da'ed the 18th o toner, A D., 50 and
recorded in the Cuu berland Reg OF Deeds hook
particular Il r.piivp.
nov 5. 1870
3w45 EN-. PERRY. Sheriff.
To Rent.
THE three story brick residencs, corner of Con-
i es~ and CART n streets.
Al =, the Two story house on Bracket street. near
DansoIth.
nov7d1w GEO n. DAVIS 4 Co.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
~ been daily pointed and tai.L upon him
self the trust OF a m,nistrator with the will an.
nexed Vi the estate OF
LUTHER FITCH. late of Portland,
N the County OF cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds g the law directs. A persons having demands
upon the estate OF said deceased required TO ex
bit ne same; and all person. indebted TO said
estate are called upon to make payment to
LII HER Flr.-, Admir-,
Portland. octob 18th, u. nsv7S
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i. A. X. A.

i. "A. X. "A.
The Annua, Nee iug OF the IIish American Relief
Association will he he 4
This Monday Escning. Nov 5th, 1870,
At i2 oclocs, for the election Of Ulcers and 9TH
er important busiDe s.
A full and punctual attendance is requested.
By order OF t. e President.
no7dlt EDWARD hickey. Sec'y,
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Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.
CHANGE OF TINE.

p On and after Monday Nov 7th trains
on the Portland and Ogd ms nurg Rail-
road vi leave Portland tor Step Falls at 500 AN.
and Las p. NJ.
"a stage connections formerly made at Sebago
Lake will connect ut steep Falls
SAM j >DEkS n President.
Portland, Nov. Z, 1870. DIT
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0mt ibus to Libby's Corner.

WI T. leave the "Corner" as follows 6 10 o and
w II 4. NJ 2, and p. N
Leavns FAMOUTH HOTEL l-2 10. IL A NJ
8 aud 6P NJ.
Single Ere, 10 cts. Trelve Tict eta tor $io0,
runoi g out over " dde ami Corgress SITS. return
ny over Portland st. po7dim
q 1hA DAY-LIGYD's ratrnt Revolving
I'D IN Double Steei-Piate Maps OF AwEkIcA
and UROP. tor 1871, ehowing Fl M oeeap t. ocean
b4A6o inches large, with tire Un,sd States Count
Mar on er.veise ride with 100 on usm.s Friee
Mount d, only 81; Sheets 20 e. Is 100 copies day
solo: Lloyd made all the M used by Gems. Grant,
McCirl n sherman, etc etc d ring the var
ba X Remand.
Box $40. F. LLOYD 80 Broadway, NY.
uOv7d5tWtt
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4 YOUNG man to caneass and collect bills for
newspaper. \ Que need ,nply unless recon-
mended Ad. Iess Y, tsis sfa.e
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HUMORS OF TIRE DAY.
* ~dish--roast duck.

y quack d~lSlf--rOast duck.
A bs thing OH cycs-spcctaclcs.
"A fleeting show-at ravclin. circus.
The way women drive their hus-
bands TO ruin-buy way.
Text for brcwcr-IIe brew M
A bad debt-Thc owing Of a
grudge.
II is not always he who has the
most nose, who knows the most.
A bug that fiourishcs all the year
round-Humbug.
Oldest Western scitlcr-Thc sun
Of course.
The man who would keep his mead
cool shouldn't put a stove pipe ON it.
When is a Chinese the most like
a vegetable? When a cue cunbcrs
his head.
Mary, my love, this apple dump
ling is not half donc'-'Well, finish it,
my dear
An Irish Girl having been sent 10
the post-ofice for the mail came back
TO inquire whether it was Indian
male or corn male that was wanted.
A young lady went into Il music
store, and asked the clerk il he had
Loving Eyes (thc song. He rcpli-
cd I'm tcld so by the girls.
a Chicago boy being asked if he
had a mother, said he didn't know, as
he hadn't been home since morning,
and when he left his father and moth
CT were %qualreling, with 0lds in ia
vor of his father, rs he had the hatch
ct in his hand.
4 chap who was told by a clergy
man 10 remember Lots wife, replied
that he had trouble enough with his
own, without remembering other
mems wives.
\ proud and loving Missouri faith
CT. in setting forth the accomplish
mcnts of his daughter, said she could
evcrlastingly bang ivory and howl
! and could paw a washbOard like a
mule.
Thackcray speaks of aplacc in Ire
land where the scnsc Of elegance was
so keen that the servants brought up
the Goals for the graft on a clean
plate.
Victor Hugo, The great French hoy.
clists, has been much laughed at fol
his bombastic proclamation to the
King of Prussia, ordering him to
leave the soil OF France. Had lac pos
sesscd any of the laconism of the an.
cient Spartans he would simply have
sent the King his card thus: Vic
tor? You go"
Elder sister 60 her brother OF abOu!
/ six summcrs)-'Oh, you wicked, bad
boy put down that pipe directly, sir
or III box your ears tor YOU Juniol
brother (who has been smoking)-
Box my ears ifyou dare! III go ant
tell pa you let cousin Bob kiss, YOU
twice behind the door yesterday n
B-A truce was agreed upon.
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To CLEAN SILVER AND BIAss.--
Cleaning silver is not an easy task
the use Ofkcroscnc will greatly facili-
tate the operation. Wet a flannel
cloth in The oil. dip in dry whiting,
and thoroughly rub the plated or sill
yer ware; throw it into a dish OF
scaiding soap suds, wipe with a soft
flannel, and polish with a chamos
skin. Your silver or plate will look
equal 10 that exhibited in a jcwcller {
window, and will retain its brillian-
cy for six months, il once a week,
when washed, it is polished with q
chamois skin. Bright silver add;
much TO The beauty OF 4 table. and i;
easily attained by this method.
Those who use brass andirons vii
find it equally cfficacious in restoring
their brightness.
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daily il soon became impossible TO

daily it soon became impossible 10
bury them.
On the 9th ofJuIy Henry ordered
a general assault and drove the
Parfsians within the walls, thus de-
priving them of the slight provision
herbs and vegetables they had been
| able 10 make while the faubourgs
J were free. The Duchess of Mont
| pcnsier carried a little dog in her
arms, which she said she had rcserv-
cd for the last extremity; and the
broth of the huge public soup caul-
drons grew thinner, and was now
favored with rancid tallow and fOui
grease. At this date $1,000 people
were reported dead, and at the close
of the siege ono account makes inc
the total as high as 100000. The suf-
ferings of the besicged became of un,
speaEable horror. The cultivated
citizen became again a savage, tearing
and rending like a wild beast Men
disputed with dogs for carrion, winch
thev dcvourcd raw: and VIC read Of
a mother feeding oil the dead bodies
of her two children, and then dying
of insanity.
This frightful record of misery and
despair was closed on the 30th day Of
August by the raising of the siege
AL! humanity must pray that its hor-
rors may never be repeated. st 81
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COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Balsam is healing, soften
! iny and cxpeclorating. The cNtraordtndiN
power they possess in relieving, and cNentu,
IioIIohs. Colds. Sore Throat, Broucbill>, IN
iuenZa, Catarrh, Horseuess, Asthma ana
ousumpiio is almost incredible. 80
prompt Is the relief and certain its cH.cis IN
ali ihr above case, or any affection OF the
throat and lungs, that thousands OF physI-
clans are daily prescribing It, and one and all
say that ii is the most healing ana eXpecto-
raiin1 medicine known. one dose always
affords relief, and in NEST eases one bottleei-
fccts a cure. Sold by II. T. Moore, Druggist,
in large bottles. Price &C dollar. It's your
own fault if YOU still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
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WINE OF LIFE

The Great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, Warmers Ninum Nitte, or Wine oI
Life, l. free from any poisonous drugs or iIn-
n~uri,ics being prepared for those who Ie-
uuire ~ stimuIant. IL il a splendid appetizer
and tonic, and the finest thing in the world
icr purifying the blood. ii Is the most plea
SAM and dciiciouS article ever offered TO the
public, far superior TO brandy, whisky VINE,
..biltcrs, or any other article. IL Is more bc3l-
thy and cheaper. Both male and female,
Young or old, can lake The Wine of Life. IL
*. i'm fact, a life prcseTver. Those who wish
10 enioygood health and II free flow of lively
spirits will do well to take the Wine OF Life.
II is different from anything ever before N
use. Ii is sold by Il. T.. Moore DGusSls'-
Price one dollar, in quart bottles.
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EMME.NAGOGUE.

Warmers E~mmcnarogue Is the only afll-
Gle known to cure the Whites, Ut VIII cure IN
every casc.) Where is the family III when
thiS impoTtant medicine is not wanted?
Mothers, his is the gredtest blessing ever Of
fered 10 YOU, and you should Immediately
procure il. Ii is also a sure cure Tor fehale
every case where the monthly flow has been
obstfuctcd through cold or disease. SOLD ny
X. l.. MOORE, Druggist, Main 81, Galiatln,
Tenn. Price one dollar, or sent by mail ON
receipt OF II dollar and a quartcr- lmayJ-l
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DYSPEPSIA.

nrcssly for Dyspeptics, and those suffering
with habituai costivenesS. 1t is n slightly
stimulating tonic and a splendid appetizer
il strengthens the stomach and restores me
digestive organs to their healthy state. Weak
nervous and dyspeptic persons should use
Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic. For sale by il.
r Moore. Price one dollar.
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DVI.E REMErDE.

Warmers Pile Remedy has nevcr IaiIeu
mot even in one easel TO cure the very Wors'
cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding fLes,
THOSE who are afflicted should Immediately
call on their druggist and get Warmers fiit
Remedy. 1t is expressly for the P1lesy anul'
not recommended to cure any other disease
Ii has cured many cases OF thlr1y years
stauding. Price one dollar. For sale by II
L. More
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KY. STATE LOTTERY.

30.3I6 Prizes. amounting to----S54s.747
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters 81 30.
This scheme draws every Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday. Smaller schemes
draw daily. Tickets for sale at No. % Third
street, between Main and Market. Write for
circular. Address GEO. WEBSTER.
nov u en- Manager, Louisville, Ky.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-12-09

AT the Winchester (Eng.) Sessions,
four men were indicted for stealing
beans. A gentleman asked another,
"What have they been doing!"
"Becn stealing" was the.answer.
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SAusAGla Nd EAT CoLD.-Scason
fat and lean p brk with some salt, salt
peter, black Eepper, and allspiece, all
in finepoWd er, and rub into the meat;
the sixth Day cut it small, and mix
with it sol he shred shalot or garlic,
as finc as possible. Have ready an
Ox-gut that has been secured, sailed
find soaked well, and fill il with the
above stuling tic up the ends, and
hang tito smoke as You would hams,
but first wrap it in q fold or two of
old muslin. It must be h~igh-dried.
Some cat it without boiling, but 9th
crs like 1t boiled first. The skin
should be tied in different places, SO
as to make each link about eight or
nine inches long.
~
PASTE THAT WILL KREr k.lEAR.-
Dissolve a tcaspOoDfGl Of afuii in a
quart Of warm water. When Geld,
stir in -four to give it the consistency
of thick cream, being particular to
beat up all tho Jumps stir in as much
powdered rOsin as will lay Oh a dime
and throw in half a dozen cloves, 10
give q pleasant Ordor. Have on tho
fire a tea cup of boiling water; pour
the flour mixture into it, stirring well
all the time. in a few minutes il
will be the consistency of mush
Pour it into AZ earthen or china YES
sci ;lct it cool; laya Owe Oh, and
put it in a cool place. When nccdct
for use, take Outa portion and sOf
ten II with warm water.
The reputation of MURFBE's SUB
Soil is u~nequalled in all history Q
plows.
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The Iowa Homestead has been III
formed by President WEIGH that du-
ring the present Winter, three or four
Farmers institutes will be held in
different localities, under the auspi-
cics ofthe State Agricultural College
each occupying about a week. The
object will be to give lectures OH the
various branches of agriculture. &C.
dar Falls has already applied for n
of these institutes.
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: The Episcopal bisops of New York
have met and arranged for the forma-
ton of such q fedcrate council of the
State dioceses 1.-THE last General Con-
vention allowed.
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HcImbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

l. The great specific for Lat-siludc, l'rus
tration. &c.
The constitution, once affected with
Organic Weakness, requires the aid oil
Medicine 10 strengthen and inyi2orate
the system, which nEMBOLD'S En-
TRACT BUCHU invariably docs. 10
no treatment is submitted to, Cohsump-
ton or insanity ensucs.