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DBOPOsALs FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE A. q. 8,
foRf MONROE, VA, December a. $50
sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, will be rsceirs A
until ~ o'cLockA. N, JsNCARY ~ ls7i for TSo
hundrtd teteJ Barrels beet Extra Flour. 10 he a.
hIerec ~ the post in lots Of ffty barrels 80
SAMPLES 20 accompany proposals.
JAMES CURRY
Hf Second Lieut.. sth Artillery, A. Cs
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Ry GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucticneers
~ No. 81 Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets:

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
ihREE STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN
SIeNE FRONT HOUSE, ON STREET
NSkhH. oEIMEEN 11TH AND 12TH SIS /,
~ By yirtne Of "a deed Of trust, dated the LIST
~ day Of November, A D. 1859. aud duly re
~corded in Liber No. COL. folio 232, Sc. one of
the Lard records Tor Washins ton county d o.. and
by direction OF the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction front Of the premises, az
= O'Clock p, m on tn ReDAY, the I'd day OF
February, A ID. 81, all that certain pi CO or par
Gel Ct ground situate lying and being n the city Of
Washington District Of ou ubis, aud being KIN own
ana designate as lot marked "A, in A. Ii. Lees
recorded subdivision OF oris ins lot numbered four
t4), In square numbered three hundred aud seven
teen l3l1) with the mproyeBsnts thereon, Consist
ing 81 nearly new three story and basement brick
mouse, win brownstone front, back building, aud
&c.
This property, 80 elieibly located, with imposing
font, tsstefnly designed, of the finest quality OF
Connecticut brownstone, and repleJe with all the
modern conyeniences within, cOmmends itself to
parties who wish to purchase first class dwelling
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; OF which 8 40
must be paid al the sale The deferred payments TO
be made M 2. and years. with interest from day
OF sale and secured by deed Of the
ton Of the trustee Ii terms OF sale not compiled
with six days after the day of sale the Trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property at er one
weeks notice ar the risk and cost Of toe
All convey ancing and stamps st the uTchaser's
cost. AARTlN al kOHRER Trusfee
Jai0 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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lll GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctloneery,
- Southeast corner Of 7th and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
UE TENTH STREET, NEAR THE COBNER

- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated the first
E.H day of July, lo.c, and duly recorded in Liber
1GAo 6l9, folio Al &c: of the Land Records for
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and BY
direction OF the parties secured thereby will sell
at public auction: in front Of the premises, at
O'Clock 2; m, on MONDAY, the 23d day of Janu
AIRY, A. d. ISL, Lot numbered Thirteen. fi3I in
square number Three Hundred and Forty-seven
1910 In the city OF Washington, In the District of
Columbia as the same is known the plat of said
city, containing three thousand six hundred and
ninety I'VE ieet OF ground, more or less, with all the
The property Is situated on the west side of 10th
street, between and streets, part thereof being
avacani lot.
Terms OF sale: One-haH in cash. (of which i've
hundred dollars must be paid at the sale) the de-
TERED payments to be made in and m .nths, with
sale, and secured by des OF trust to the satisfac.
ton Of the Trustees. IL the terms Of sale are not
Complied with within six days after the day Of SALE
the Trustees the right to resell the property
af week g notice, the risk and cost Of the
first purchaser All cohveyancing and stamps at tho
purchaser D cost.
PA. PAINFULLY r-r.....
Nm. i. DUNLOP, trustees.
JAZZ dads GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucto,
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10y w. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctioueers
- goo 902 south corner Pennsyly ania ayenC

RYW. Z. WALL & CO. Auctioueers.
II goo s62 south corner Pennsylvania avenue.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE EXTENSIVE
STOCK oh METALS. BLACKSMITHS' AND
WhELLM k!GBTS, STOCK. UPHOLSTERY
AMI CABINET HARDWARE, TINNERs' AND
PLUnBE Rs GOODS FIX rURES. ODCNrERS
SALES, OFFICE 4 URaiTURE, &C, AT AUG,
TON.
y We will sell by catalogue, on MONDAY.
a & 10th instant at 40 O'Clock, ard TO continue
@Vunti the whole stock il sold, the entire extern
W siye stock OF Hardware and Metals ia the
store now aDc Tor many years oco uped by John X.
Elvans,twho Is declining business, No. L. Duis-
ana aveIn betH 9Th and 10th streets compris-
ing, IN part
Iron, Steel, Lead, Tin. Zinc.
CoppT BE- ass: Hubs. spokes. Felloes.
Rims. Shafts. Poles, Springs, AxIes
sk.ins. Bolts, Wire, 1acks. N ais.
Hair Cinth. Chair Game, II air, n loss &C.. &c.
Terms of sale: All sums under hundred dollars
cash. that amount, credit Of D. g. and 20 day s.
on notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest,
A rare opportunity is here offered to dealers and
consumers As the stock and variety Is the resal OF
0years' experience in tha business
~ Catalogues will be in readiness on the aay
previous to ths sale.
JT W. l.. WALL co, Auctrs
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RY LATlAER 4 CLEARY, Auctiopeerv,
~ fSuocessors 10 Cooper 3 Latimer,)
RouthVege corner a Pennsylvania ave. and 18th Ut.

- fSuocessors 10 Cooper Latfmer,)
RouthWe8 corner a Pennsylvania ave. and uth Ut.
TRgyrElg sALl or THE DESIRABLE LOT
AID 4AkDlE- fHONT BUILDING AT TAI
HORTHWtST CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND 11TH eTREBT.
BY virtue o. a de s q trust dated the srst
Liber X. q. b No. ., folios so ct seq, one
and ct the request of the holders Of part Of notes
secured thereby. due and unpaid, the subscribers
trustees will ODER at public auction, az clock on
the afternoon OF WEDNESDAY, December 1lst,
$780, the premises, that piece parcel Of ground
known and described the plat Of the city Of Wash
inGtou, D. c., part OF Lot No. one. In square No
three hundred and twenty two, situated q the
northwest corner Of Pennsylvanis avenue and 18th
street, and improved by mar front, four stsry
Building, 10 by l0l feet CONTAINING besides the store
and basement, fifteen rooms
Terms Of sale One-hfth cash, (of which 500 will
be required when the property 10 ssldJ the balance
In ], 2. s and years, with interest, secured by
deed OF trust on tho promises. Revenue srslnps st
cost Of purchases, as also the conveyancing.
CLIFTON HELLEN, irrn.,aa.
HAMILTON q. FAINT. 1Toseo7'
NOS dts LArlMER CLEARH, Aucts.
ss-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
I'll Thu BSDAY, the 9th day OF January, 1871, same
hour aud place. By order Of the Trustees.
dez2 dis LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.
POhED until MONDAY. January the 23d, 1871,
Jas dts LATlMER CLEAkY, Aucts,
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b. BRYAN, Pres. "A. BUFF, Trss
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BAEL,
Corner OF Seventh street and louisiana syerrs
PAYS INTEREST On DEPOSITS.
Open daily from $50 q. m. 20 8 p. m, and on SAT
URDAf EEkNING from Csc 10 10 pm. Five pc,
cent interest on all deposits. ias-lY
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AUCTION SALES.

RI LATImEg a cLEAsY Auetionecrs,
southwest corner Pennsy anis and llth street
HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCT on.
IN Tn TO NUhRow. (S7.urday,t Janusry
1aan 81, a .s 70 P ss saT ,.S.; !
tTT.ld ana Kitchen Furniture.
1t LATIMER & cLEARY, Aucts.
Rf HAN. q, ADDISON, Auctionesr.
- New Horse and C.rriage Bazaar,
Nos. al, 2l3, 2!a Eleventh ct. south Of Pa ave
hue, and No. 1910 ct. north.
PFREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES. MULES.
SAnhAASEs, BUGGiBs, WAGONS, sLElsHs.
o. On SATURDAY MoIsINa. Janusry
80 at the Bazaar, large lot of Horsss Mule
Carriages, wasops, &C
>, Among those ole ed number OF fine young
Horses, warranted sound aud 10 WORK
81. very nne pair of Bay Horses will be sold wAoat
Horses warranted to work until 2 O'Clock on day
CT SAFE, and horses warranted sound until O'Clock
Persons wishing to sell their stock, Carriages Sc
AZ me bazaar are requested 70 register the same
sale days: Tuesdays. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
1t HAN. c. ADDISON, Acct.
Rf VIM. l.; WALL \ CO., Auctionecrs.
u HORSE and Carriage Bazaar,
No. IS Louisiana ave-, bet. sth and 10th SITS
EiENT DR0yE PRivATE aoRsEsaN
MULKs AT AUCTION.
~ On SATURDAY MORNING, Januarv
u IL. Gl, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We
A< will sell az the Bazaar, fine lot of Hgrses
Mules, Wagons, Hsrpe -. &c
SIXTY HORSES AND MULES.
Lot Government Horses,
Two droves Of Horses and Mules, Just srrived from
Cumberland and Lebanon counties, Pa arra~g ,
which VIII be fcund some fine young Driylr = Carr
and eaGdie Horses.
PRIVATE STOCK
lot OF Horses owned by prHa.e parties, among
which Will be forpd
PAIR OF SUPERIOR BAY MARES, CAR
RIAGE AND HARNESS
ONE SUPERIOR GRAY MAZE, BUGGY AND
HARSESS.
To be sold for want Of rse.
CARRIAGES.
Top ard No For Buggies, e. rress Wagons. Carts.
Harness, &c. a..
p. s.-Csrrisge, Wagons, Csrts and Harness at
Iriya'e sale.
Ees uiar sale nays-TUBsDAYs, THURSDAYS
ana SATURpAfS
No roS poneme Mt On &C count of the weather
All stock warranted az represented by tie suc
t'rneers.
Ia'3 W. j.. WALL 4 Co. Auct. -
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RI " NJ, =. WIZ % UU., AuttlOnooto,
- New Marble Building. No. 900 and 902,
South corner 9Th street and PennsylvAnia avenue
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
- Un TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January II &,
let O'Clock, we Will sell. in front Of tbs prem
~ises, by virtue OF deed of trust. duly recorded
&C, I'm James :. csllan's sutdiyis of square 90
lots 81 and 81. being between 9Th and 9th streets and
l. ard NJ streets east.
deposit OF $50 viii be required a. soon IS the
property issold. -.
Terms of sale one third cash balance in S, IL and
lSmoIths, on the deferred payments
CHAkLkS q. OALLAN, Trustee.
ia7 W L. WALL a co, Auc.s
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ny GREEN 8 wILLlAn MS. 4uerOnser,.

Ivy GREEN MLLlA ms, Aucttoneers,
- No. 3i9, southeast corner OF 7th ana streets.
~ By virtue of decd OF trust, bearing date on
II, the tenth day Of April, 1858, and recorded in
-. L!ber +. q; D; No. 81 folio 2si, one 9. the
land records for Washington city, D. g.. will sell
atpublic auction, in front of the promises, to the
highest bidder. on THURSDAY. tine 18th day Of
January, a. Il. Isl, at O'Clock p M, all that GER
tain parcel OF land. situated lying in the city OF
Nashington In the District OF Columbia, being part
81 Lot numbered nipe, 80 OF the subdivision OF
Square numbered four hundred and thirty nine,
ti39.l bounded and described as follows: Ooumenc
Ing AZ the northwest corner Of said lot, and ming
uih along the wesr line OF said lot sixty six 1901
eei four ~ inches to the southwest oerner Of said
lot thelce east along the south line Of said lot fifteen
itet inches thence north In a direct line sixty
sNtS fect four a. inches 20 poiut on the north
III OF said lot fifteen tl5lfeet six f6t inches from the
place. begi' ni.g thence west along the north side
of said lot to the place OF begnu ing-vtl the i'm
proNenents consisting OF good frame house, front
my on street south, between 9Th and SIN streets
west, Island
Terms made known on the day Of SALE All con.
veyancins and revenue STAN los a. the cost OF the
purchaser. W. s. HOLIDAY, Trustee
rs eotd GREEN n WILLIAMS, AUrts
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llf GREEN & NlELiAMo, AuctIoneers
- Southeast corner OF 7th and ID streets

- Southeast corner OF 7th and ID streets
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH A FRONT
OFS,NTEEN FEET, RUNNING BAOk Ssy
ENTY FEET CONTAINING SIX SOONs
No. 1914 NEW JERSEY AVENUE. BETW sE 4
81 AND STREETS NORTH, AT Auction
- on WEDNESDAY, tue 9Th Gay ot a1uarg
LIZ Isl. at - o'clock .. M, IN front Of the prem,
~ sas, shall sell rhs above sscrtbed properry
Terms: Cne -four rh cash balance in s H. IL AMI n
mcni his Tor notes bearing interest secured by daa5
~ trust on the prop rty sold. Stamps, &C at coat
OF the purchaser. $50 down when the property is
sold "
aid GREEN WILLIAMS Aunts
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uOwABD UEIyERsITY,

TIE MISSES OSBORNE YOUNG LADIES
eKMINARf, 1871 10Th ct bet. l. and M.-Tho
rough instruction. References:-Hon VIM. H. sew
Ard, ex Secretary Of State: Gen. John B. Orockef
Hon. John Hitz, Swiss Consal General. Prof, Henr
Mason, teacher o. French. sell Am
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EDUCATIONAL.

An EXPERIENCED TEACHER, a graduate O,
"A New Englaud college, will receive students 10
the Classics and hiehe. Mathematics at reasonable
rates: Young men will be prepared for any College
desired: The best of references given. Applica
zion may be made % q. 4. II IL ron, A. M, Wal
ZACH School Building, corner 5te street 4. and
Pennsylvania avenue. dels lua.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY LATIMBR OLEABY, Aucstoneers.
- lSuocessors 70 Cooper . Lakimer,j
Southwest corner Penn. avenue nd nth O.
TRCBTEEr SALE OF COMFORTABLE TWO.
sTOBY BRIOK HOUSES.
~ xItoe q Q deed Of trusts dated the
E: twenty twenty ,seventh day Of July, $50 end duly
the land Tteords for wsshiaeton county in the Dis
,rsGa 81 nUE1Hiunba, l shall ss!l on FRIDAY AZ
front OF the premises, the southernnnost u fest s
inches OF Lot 10, in William Richardson sub Of
square west OF SQUARE No: SIS improved By q com
iortaele Two story Brick House, situated on New
Jersey avenue, between q and street.
Terms: Dash. Convey sncing 1T cost OF purchaser.
BENJ. J. NEALE. Trustee.
a5-dSds LATIMER CLEART, Ancts.
RT LAf1MER CLEABY, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors to Cooper Lstiner
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and nth street
NEW TWOsTORY BRICK HOUSE, No, Al. b
STkEsT SOU BETWEEN 4TH AND 5rH
eTREETSEAsT, AT AUCTION
- On FhlDAf AFTERNOON, January 18Th.
81 a. clock, We will s,I IN front OF the premi
Ases me west part of Lot No III, in square sla
mpr. we'd by new two story Brick House, contain,
ing six rooms. gas. wood shed, &c.
Terms Cash.
jalo-dts LATIMER 4 OLEARY, Aucts.
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10y J. T. C0LDWEi L. a co, Auctjc~eer.
ID >. X. corner Pa. aven ne and 18Th strss.

DY J. T. C0LDWEr Is a co, Auctic~eer..
ID ). *. corner Pa. avenue and 18th street,
rRUsTEEssALE0 VALUABLE IMPROVED
a. AND uNIaPs0VEp PROPERTY.
Esi l,h, lsG7. and duly recorded in liber 4. e
folio dn ri S shS ELL IN rp9. Of tue
Geo. on ist street east, between and s ses
On THUR February 10th, Is71. at 2. 20
Ci1ek p m, parts 81 lots u aud y. in square 9.n
on the south side OF Sat Cspitoi street, tween Sth
and on streets east improved by two neat frame
' Also. on FEBRUARY 18th. at 80 n. m. lot {.
square ~ on Moran \ street, between 10th and
Terms one third cash; balance in s and - months.
With interest stamp and nvey aBciI at CO Il of
purchaser. $50 to be paid on TIE "a! OF The ham
Jalsftu&ds J. 7. COLDWELL 4 co Am"is
RYJ.T. COLDwELL 4 CO.. Auotioneers,
- :. f. corner of Penn avenue and Is street
OnANCERY sALe.
- BY virtue OF decree OF The supreme Court
k-Slcause No S09 Docket To- John Ch'rrnyy
e, al. vs. EhLstcih Cooling ct al, / shall. O.
foNDsf the 9th day a January, lTI. on the
premises, at 80 o'clock m off.r fsr sale At nrh
lie auction the foil ewing ds-c-ibed part ~ L5t Of
city. II. q. viz. BEGINNING for the sane AZ "a noint
on II street north twenty feet from the goUfhwes,
tn lin. o. s8d stree nIrh u fst bsnca n nS9s
IS feet thence wet 20 feet. thence south 4S fsat
70 the place Of beginning, and Improvements and
Tbis property is on the north side Of u stree,
north, between l2;h and 18Th streets west, and is
Terms: One four n Of the purchase rnoaey in cash
and the residue in three equal instaIlenty at n
secured by apprevsS notes and roiarFss e 20 Or Or
ali IN casb At the purchaser option STAMPS and
e1nyeyaneipe at purchasers cost $50 TO be paid on
ian BBEsIS S6I,G J EESDs : ~ Trustee.
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The following important items OF war news
were received here last isht;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

SPOILISG HORsE's FEEr.-It is almost in.
possible to get horses shod without having
the frogs cut away. All veterinary surgeons,
all horsemen, ali leading blacksmith, agree
that the frog should not be pared one par
ticle- not even trimmed. No matter how
pllable and soft the frog is, cut it away smooth
on all sides. and in two or three days il will
be dry and hard as a chip, you might as well
cut OIL all the leaves of trees, and expect them
to flourish, as to pare away the frog and have q
healthy foot. The rough, spongy part of the
frog ia to the foot what leaves are to the tree
the lungs.
Never have red hot shoe put on the foot
to burn it level. Ii You can find blacksmith
that is mechanic enough to level the foot
without red hot iron, employ him. The
burning process deadens the hoof and tends
TO contract it, if you dc not think SO try the
red hot poker on your finger nail, and see if il
will not affect the growth OF that.
There are many important points in shocing
horses, for these two are of more importance
than all the rest, even to the apprehension OF
men not skilled in horses, and the two most
disregarded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

HAY AT THE South. The New Orleans
Journals assert that hay can be raised in the
Southern States, aud quote the report of a
Georgia paper, that the thrifty up country
farmers in the latter state had, during the
past season, saved four tons of hay per acre.
for which they were paid thirty.five dollars
per ton, delivered ut the railroad depot. This
hay, which is OF spontaneous growth, is said
TO be of superior quality The South re.
ceives large quantities of hay from the North,
and during the year ending August 3lst,
1871 there were $4,000 bales shipped to New
Orleans. About one half of this amount came
fram Cincinnati ana other points on the Ohio
above Louisville. Switzerland county, Indi-
ana, shipped 54,Sso bales, one firm alone
sending over $4,000 bales Under the above
circumstances, the Southern planters are
urged to turn their attention to hay as better
than cotton. The planters at the present
time put ali their fields in cotton. and send to
the North aud West tor bread and meat and
hay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

Among sne teats Ola lghtning.saw on OK.
nlbli Ion at the American Institute Fair in New
lorN' the following is mentioned: A chest
nut log nine inches in diameter, was sawed
OH ny Two men Ia three quarter seconds, by
three ana half strokes of the saw. It was
then sawed across sixteen times in two min
utes and sixteen seconds, or faster than cord
in nine minutes, including lost time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

WELSH kAbRlr.-Takc one pound of cheese
IN sices quarter of an inch thick, put Il
piece oi butter the size vt an egg, in small
rying'pan, and lay IN the cheese about five
minutes let II cock: add two eggs we'll bea.
ten and essp"onful of mixed mustard
pepper ana salt STIR it up, have ready some
sllces nt bu''ered toast, turn the cheese over
1t. and send it to the table very HOT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

To Cook OLD FowLs.-Dress and stuff as
for roasting then boil three hours in cover
cd pot with one quart of water, to which add
two teaspoonfuls of vinegar then take 1t
from the water, rub it over with little butts
ter, sprinkle on some flour, and put the fowl
into a bake.pan, and bake it in hot oven
one hour. Use the liquor in the pot for gra-
Wy and to haste with The vinegar makes 1t
very tender, but loes not taste at all.
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:farm-0arosn-Rousebol


The chemical effect of gases of various
manufacturing establishments upon the health
OF plants and animals in their vicinity. has
frequently been subject of investigation, and
1t mas been shown that serious injuries may
result therefrom. In the course ola recent
inquiry in village near Berlin, it was foun /.
that vegetation was seriously affected over u
circle covering an area of from ZOO to 600
iees, the establishment occupying the focus of
an ellipse of noxiOus action, elongated in the
of rye plants tbe .,oeIs WERE green Na I isw
inches from the roots while above this tie
color was gray, and the flowers did not iauc-
tify. Potatoes appeared &C if they had been
attacked by the potato die ..se, and plants of
all kinds showed evident signs gilmore or less
injury.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

H. G. Weinert, Davenport chemist, has
perfected process by which sugar can be
extracted from corn at a cost OF three and
haa~ cents pouad, the corn being estimated
at 1orty cents bushel. A joint stock COM
piny IS to be organized, with . capital of
Sje,ooo, Tor the purpose of putting up a
Yi'ding' machinery, and manufacturing the
article on an extensive scale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

TEA AND SILK N CALIFoRsIA.-An enter
prising japanese recently brought over All
enormous quantity OF tea plants which are to
DC planted AS an experiment in California.
Sixteen thousand tea plants are from the
southern part of the island OF Niphon where
the finest Of japanese tea is produced The
coast valleys OF Northern California are con-
sidered best suited TO the cultivation of tea.
The same japanese who has brought over
the tea plants, imported 50O,0 900 cards of silk
worms eggs, some time since the majority of
which were placed in California He has DOW
brought over second instalment, and native
japanese are to teach the young cocoon"
how to shoot, in the most improved style.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

How TO ROAST TURKEYs-The Rural Home
says this is the way to do it: TO roast tur-
key, it should be "killed" at least two days
in advance. Make force-meat of grated
bread crumbs, pepper, salt, sweet marjorm,
minced suet, and beaten yolk Of egg. Chop
the liver, gizard and heart for the gravy.
Stuff the craw and the body and sew up the
openings. Dredge with -four and put the
bird into the bake pan, with the bottom well
covered with butter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

Do not be above your business, ne matter
what that calling may I've, but strive to do the
best in that line. He who turns up his nose
at his work, qusr-els with his bread and but
ter. He is poor smith who qusrrels with
his own sparks; there is no shame about any
honest calling don't be afraid of soiling your
hands; there Is plenty of soap to 10 had. All
trades are good to traders. Above all things
avoid laziness. There is plenty 10 doin this
world for every pair of hands paced upon it,
and We must 60 to work that the world will
be richer because Of our having lived in it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

CITY NEAT MARKET.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-16
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1871.
The value of n Day.

The value of time is not sufficiently
.onsidered and day after day is spent in
listless idleness without useful labor. La.
Dor is the best security against evil. An
active course of life is pleasure, and the
5hsuge of it, the variety and diversity of
the affairs he transaots is actual reorea-
ton to the industrious man. How CRATE.
iul lie the thought of we'll spent day ?
With what satisfaction and alertness OF
mind altman looks back upon such day.
How composedly does he lay him down to
sleep, and how refreshing,.is the sleep that
Useful recreation and not foolish pridi"
yality Of strength brings on? How I'M
pleasant on the other hand are the feel
lngs, how psrplexing tina ideas, when the
close of the day has come and man
snows not how he has spent it, what he
sss executed in ii, and he must account it
absolutely lost or be ashamed of il as only
marked by follies And one day of early
youth, how great 10 its value. How much
greater and irreparable its loss than the
loss not of one, but of several days-nay,
several weeks of matured or advanced
Ifs Therefore, let us not be drones in
the hive of the world, but by cultivating
industrious habits, improve each hour for
our own good and the benefit of our fel.
lowe, ready at all times to raise the fallen
and succor the distressed. May we never
have occasion like the great Roman who,
by permitting one day to pass without
doing good action, to exclaim, 81 haze
lost q dn1n