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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

MASTER ADoLPHUs MARK Of this city has
been ordered to duty at the Naval Observatory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

CLERIC AL PEoMoTIoNs.-Mr. n. A. G. Smith
has been promoted from a first to a second class
clerkship in the appointment Office of the Post
Office Department. About fifteen temporary
clerks in the Patent Office have been appoint
cd TO first class clerkships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
were S45, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO Re-
DUCE STOCK, AN OFFERING,
FOR THE NEXT 40 DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81 ,001, stills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

THE BRANDY MASVFACTURE,-The detailed
statement of the spirits in and out of bond in
the United States on May LIST, 1871, shows that
Of tie 2C3 900 gallons of brandy in the country,
but 101 GOO gallons is the genuine product of
fruit, the balance being compounds from dis
titled spirits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Etc.
THE SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
Il That was to have taken place IT, -
MONDAY EVENING, July 3, Isl, Ess4.aeE$
is postponed to eD1E<z.xzs
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1871,
On account Of the rain. By order OF the
IT. COMMITTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05
Movements Of Steamers.

l.oNDON, July 5-Thc steamship Morayiau,
n m Quebec. touched a. NlEiIs Yesterday; the
steamship France. from Nsw York. -tgcAed q
o-ceTstoyra this n. m. The Steamship Cclcdo
ma. frlm Ncw o-k. touched q Nov ne today.
NV 1oRK, .iuiy s.-ArriVe.1-St.rulers Md
nj Git. Scotia, and Italy. from l.vJrfB1.. ana [.
5. .t0Teship Supply. from Lislsn.
a Nan Burned 60 Death En n SfabIa
AIEANN, JCiy 5.-A IRE occurred C1rlg his
a. IA, in lyons stables. containing tygsr--thr 4,
horses. several OF which were lgrucl - death.
The body OF man supposed % D. For n GrOcs-
heck. an old man who louncei ABOUT TIE p-emi-
scs was found among the ruins.
Bids for Governments Roud-.
lOp.ls so-Fax, $3.50 -. =, - -
ll2.ts 10 ll3.So. Awards were made 10. on. MT
hon, II fTUm il2.ss 10 ll3a2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

BALTIMORE, July 1.-The base BAN game YES.
was broken up by the rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

A Boy STRUCK By LaeHrxrSe.-Sersou,l IL
Not Fdtal<y Ingxred.-Joseph Bigler a youth
about 10 years old, was struck by lightning dur
ing the storm yesterday afternoon, and was
street, and seriously IL not fatally injured. He
had Just returned from the picnic OF the l2th
street (East) Methodist Mission Chaoel aud
after the rain had somewhat subsided left the
church 20 90 70 his home about one square dis
tanf when the lightning knocked him down
senseles<- The excitement st the time was 50
that he was not observed untfl some Eve or ten
minutes after the stroke waen he was picked IN
sth unconscious and taken 70 his home, DR..
cover consciousness until II O'Clock last ni0bt-
The nash passed across has face and down his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

STRUCK BY LIGHTKING.-The storm cloud
which swept over this cty yesterday afternoon
seems 20 have been heavily charged with cleo
tricity. Elsewhere We give an account Of the
serious, il not fatal, injury OF youth
named Joseph Bigler by a stroke OF lightning,
and the striking OF Reddy welch's American
Hall, by which the proprietor aud another man
were Frustrated. In addition - these cases, in
formation was received later OF the f1il0Wng:-
The residence Of Sergeant Major Damn, on Z
street south, near 9Th street east, was struck By
lightning, which played a )ng the gas and vateT
pipes, cutting and breaking them, but forth
nGtely no damage was done 70 the family. As
Dir. James McCsthraa, assistant commissions
OF the Sixth Ward, was returning nom a picnic
over the Eastern Branch with his family In a
wagon, lightning struck the vehicle, going down
the arm and baud OF Mrs. MoC., passing through
the bottom Of the carriage. The parties were
stunned ion a moment By the shock.
During the thunder storm on Mon1ay the
lightning badly damaged the wire and electric
instruments of the Naval Observatory, but All
injury has now been repaired aud the insua-
mene are again i'm working order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

BIds for Government Bena-.
LOCAL NEW :.
RIOT AT MARSHALL HALL.

DissracefuI COndoct Of Washington
ROwdics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

~ A Deduction of 90 PER CENT has been
made on all these Goods.
give me call.
IL Persons going to the country, OF TO different
Watering Places, can have their wardrobes replen
ished at a small expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

In a so-ca!led poem entitled "Broke," in the
Overland Monthly for July, the new school of
vulgar dialect minstrelsy, founded by Bret
Harte and developed by John Hay, gets reduced
to its lowest terms, as follows:
And when the Good Master above US was
Teachin' US lovin' each other down here,
He didn't tell any such ornery fellers
As these that their title was clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-05

FRUIT DIsTILLATIoN.-The regulations of
the internal Revenue Office governing fruit
Oscillations published last year are undergoing
revision, and will receive but slight changes
except in the instructions for making surveys
which will be materially modified. The revised
regulations will be ready for distribution in a
few days. The information received at the
Internal Revenue Office indicates a very favor
able fruit distillatiOn during the presen: year.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-17

TI,UE Y. & T. L. Il. co. Il ANXIOUS To
take due precIuri1n Against accidents and
trains: aud they take this method OF warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
sie rpp common practice of children PLAYING about
.s-fr cars and locomotives. Those havi M in charge
the business of the Company find it imp s>ible to
PERSUADE bU-s. u no frequent the termini aud stop
ping places Of the read from climbing upon the
GAYS aud engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged 10 resort to more decided measures ii these
annovanCeS are continued Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascrilable to the carclessness of
persons id jumping on and OFF the cars when it
motion, should be warning enough in themselves
II. VI YERINGTON, Superintendent
Ansu,r Is. 1870. If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-17

Marriage and Celibacy.
Es.ays for YounE Men, ct great So
CIaA EVILS and ABUSES. which interfere with
naRRItGE-with sure means Of relief for TIL
Fr.Ing and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitate,
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Adore
Philadelphia, Pa. oc23-n
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-17

A. B. DRIESBACH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries. Provisions
wines and Liquors.
Flour and Feed.
GrOckery and Tfnvyare.
Hardware and EsOEt>.
Blasting and sporting
Powder,
safety Fuse.
Clothing. Boots and St,aeS
California lime.
PLASTER Paris.
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair,
Whitins-
window GLASS,
Paints and oils,
Wall Paper.
window shades,
Picture Cords.
Patent Gs-tain Fixtures.
ER
4. e. EI&EEsE3s-Ei,
DEALER ~
DOORS AND WINDOWS.
G CLEAR LUMBER
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
sulEGLES, LAEH AND SIDING
Opp ste his Sire,
Carson Street, Carson C;y. Nevada.
Mo-. 81. 1870.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20

4 IN l.f
DO d Dulce reformas Tliberales para
recibirlas y agradecerlas 4 .hierro y
fuego desdere el campo enemigo y for
mnasndo nasln en- Nueva- Y orl una junta
rebelde y; sannguinaria que predica
todayla IA lmnatanza Y lexterminio de
los pepilnpsulares, lnps y IA, q]uiema q]ui y des
trdccion de euantiosas liq uezas allie
gadas con ael copioso y henrado .su-
dor de los lnejoreselhij de Espana.
Precisamenteporque nuestra cara
| Ipfovincia ,tiene7 en- Ultramar tantos
hJos queridos, tantos sag grades oyple4
g1(tlimq1oss q1eo IN Iiilntereses, Dye e on indigna-
acion que existe, un verdi adero 'espa-
mol, cuanto mas IN diputado astu-
riano, eque secunde, r sin 9uererlo nj
pensarlo. dispensemosle |esta ;gracia,
la causa Gle los traidores & implaca-
bles enemigos de la patr ria, mientras
sus btenos hijos prodiga m suesangre,
y sus tesofos ;por conservarle esa
pr1eciossa J codiciada pprcion del ter
ritorio espanolg Ha9Iq z | ID ''d 81" O Q
Nos falta tempo 81 espacio gae,H5 para 55t
idlscurrlr mas -extensamente sobre la
descabellada & inoportqna PROPOSE
eion del Sr. Labra; y puesto one. :. =
verbose cimbrio olv;d< 1t' uuena hls'i
toria en- A.-St1ca del excelente auUor
~ s1fs dias, sepa de una vez para
sdieqimhpfe, s lne AAstdrias Sc leyantal con con
SaEs tra Es{s pfs imprpqentes declaracio'nes,, y =
q4nnes q4nn}esgp gpqNri Nrim mas 70 ttq ttftqlos de imagination
fa1meerlffana l1ffa@lla qHFe qFe 6sttenttel no Nolyera
tenere M el 3hFhoElh9o ahlfo lh9onlor de, presentarnos,
aqieln il de4sc2o3nll02fGe d. tod OLA opinion
casi III nqpanim9e ll ne del antiquf fsirn no. Y leal4
Ei Fd B De As A4AstdIrias y quien asf
atlza la guerra contra .nuestros mol |
y ylfqa P2EIess 2EI y genqe7rosos hermanos de |
Cuba; los cpales de hoy mas deben,
tenerr entepdiido, que oel principal fo:7s
90. de IA 4nqrss l4nqrssurrecciqn esta en- la ca
ppitall ppit tai DC IA Ia, mqlfonarqqfa, a]imentado VI
'ostenlldo por unos cuita dos liberales
nodernos, que Sc Green mas liberales
7 patriotas que los valientes vo6lulunr-
:aEins nnhanns u-G,1n-l1 % =, ~ Il ~ =; j 4
nilitares que derramaron J seguiran
lerramando su sangre por la honra
le nuestra Immaculate bandera Y la
ntegridad de esta nacion, mas des
que nunca desde que ca
70 en- las garras del desacreditado
oertprbador grupito cimbrio. ''..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20
b itlfiF +. *'st# tti ,~itti
SESSION. DEL 25.
~fftI
(CoNCLUsIoN.).

f. D..
Creo innecesario decir una palabra mas
sobre la question de 6rden p1blico, abrigo
la conianza de que las que he pronunciado
no creera nadie qe 10 hayan sido para
captarse la benevolencia del pals de las
Camaras; bijas de una profInda convic-
cion, esperO que cuando volvamos & reu-
nirnos podr6 .justi6carlas con nuestros ac-
tos. Y he conclude, senores, en- 10 que Sc
re6ere q cada uno de los m nisterios .'''
Sc ha verifcado, no como Sc ha dicho
algunas veces y en- ciertos sitios Ia yaptu-
ra, sino la separation de los campos iBien
duro, bien doloroso bjen triste ha sldo
para mi, que hasta Ultima hora he creido
que era conveniente la union, el que este
Sc haya vetlicado! en- mi conci6ncia esta-
ba (acaso no 10 cream muchos por el pues-
to que ocupo en- este momento), pero en-
mi conciencia estaha, y he obrado asf por
que crela que asf convenia a mi patria y
a 10 revolucion de setiembre; pero5 al Sc
pararse, 'yo tengo una creencia, y es que
no deben If los honlbres guiado's por Ia
pasionl los fecuerdos, donde los reeculer-'
dos g La passion los lleven, sin,ooI que deben
ir & doude .au conviction, sus inclinacio--
mes, sps deseos, su tempelaimento su
mapera de ser les indiquen; y yal fo5rlnarse
y al organi arse los dos grandes ptartldos,
~ el gobierno ha de procararl' 'porr ,todos' los.
medios posibles que ,aqdf Sc formen : Or Or
ganicen los. dos grandes partidos, erteo re-, due
los honlbfes deben servir cfuisiyament3s
sus ideas y EN- alear aos praol,ccedimenhtos
hcjores para realizarlas, sin que lv5uelyan
hmas q separse ,recordando antIgdass demo y
minaciones y :antiguas procedencias,. por
q cue a sepeararse y recordarlas reoordalriia-
mos tambien los ahisTnos que nos nos separa
Ban, len vez de IucRar ed 'b1a b1ueanma m lid so ono
Eniendo doctrfnas q doetrinas, ( priincipjios Il iji J.
Eprihcipios hasta fealzarlos Ell eli Ia Ed aesfefa f 7de
dos hechos lucharianosl como l1chaban
antes losantiguos partidos, como persegui- las
Edores y nerseguidosl 49I 7 '''''i',i 'i ~
| No digo este como question polftica nj
como, un asdid dipomatico, para Que llts, ,,h5aa-
| va mayor ndmero' de diputados, sda ho5im'-:
bres polfticos que apoyen al 'gobierno
actual. s9tf<fs.g 12f 1J3iJ' fai
| 70 tengo mis- principios, el gobierno'los
tiene: .yo tengo mis- ideas he dicho al Con-
gresp mi programa; no me importa que
seamos pocos 8 lnuchos; deseo que sea-
mos muchos; pero ;;si somos pocos, dire 10
que decia un'iatinao \ piatogradoI amigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20
Domingo D 20 20 de Agosto de 1871

%.
Por ESQ vemos que todo es caro- y
malo en- nuestras plazas de mercado.
Nj aun en- los peores .tiempos de Ia
lsla hermana, nj aun despues del faa77
moso temporal de 1865 quedestroz6
allf todos] los Jsembrados desde Sancti
'Sriritus al lcabo cdelSan eAntonioy her
mos visto dar, como ep, q Puerto Rico,
uno medic real flerte por% dos'6 tres
platanos. 349liHfm ffr 1't 0"| ;ho&
Creemos que el estado' de abando-
no en- que Sc encuentran ,nuestros
cultivos memories, merece lamar Sc
riamente la atencion de todos2 los fhom-
bres honrados que, teniendo stalento,
! llnfiuencla 8 recursos, deseen ,contri7.
BUR al biene2star mlateriaL,r de la gran
masa de eesdlaa "a poobbllaPYc2ieoFp pofo-riquena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20
=, ] ~ aII-.
Q n Sc R Y aA.D @ R
MUM. 98.

Iypubo
lenlac Egos
2r MI
IS franco de porte aeuqlsr Dc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20

III fssai1 81 sl5.lasss ls.::l
salli Sistn 9b sos3 aos a9as tFI95s4oI ia /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20

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|anf Ii sIszgss sTssssfsf 'isH ssff7 81 ~
tdog lob gGgsIsolq u o9Ioalafq III u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20

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y = Jv44s II 5l4fI IisiI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-20

; g. deseo que sus
Iub entremos en-
!. iriidad y bienan-
/ 8 !; mobiles fines y
:, ,senorfa. Ell mi
e FEi;ss5gular despues
indo Sc vot6 ell
!. el 15 de
.lte i del Consejo
l4ulaba la crisis,
tamb en- el Sr.
On, 70 me per-
IRA del momen-
? cumplIr bien
ne estuviera le-
mica, y los mi-
on que desea-
''rsos, y Ia cues
que llegara .es-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-14
domestic Reclncs.


How TO Hun CoRv.-Put some ashes in
barrel or cask as for making soap. put some
hot water on your ashe. get your I've ready,
have some good corn, and take one quart OF
strong lye and two quarts OF water lnt %
on to boil and let it boil till the hu'ls hegu
to start, which You can tell by washing hi.
tie IN cold water Then dip ihe corn out and
rinse in one or two waters put % on Toe
stove in cold water and jet u come 90 a b'i';
boil five minutes then rinse Do t'il Toe lye Us
all OUT o, 'nc 'or,' '"',, 'o' 'oU' , no..
slowly uI sou N'' '..' 10 o"' i '.''s , 4
lei " COON "'' D" "''' ''.. - "
S"
''Np"t" M l"o ""' ... m't,.'
"',,' % 'usar 'pI''' r, ' c ,.ii, W.
o ou'.'' o''' ','l''','' y. "'''n .' .'t' ,,.
.'oul' i've ,ssN ','''"s .U -
'eIsl'oon' OF 'I r..., W ''' ''' '''' " WV
'ou"' 'P''' '' '''' ~ .''
ltAst-gooi from Tour TO s'N .'e'' No'
two or three handiuIls OF pop. %" noNr DO Two
quarts OF water strain ihe liquor on TO l"'
tablespoons OF Hour "el'n'''u |a'oI ,'I |'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-14
rrench Method of RaI.Ing romnloe..

As soon as cluster Of flowers is visible, the
stem is topped down to the cluster, 30 that
the flowers terminate the stem. The effect is
that the sap is Immediately impeled into the
tive buds next below the cluster, which soon
push strongly and produce another cluster Of
flowers each When these are visible, the
branch to which they belong il also topped
down to their level, and this is done success
sively BY this means the plants become
stout dwarf bushes, not above eighteen inches
high In order to prevent their falling over,
sticks or strings are stretched horizontally
along the rows, so as to keep the plants erect.
la addition to this, all the laterals that
haven flowers, and after the fifth topping, all
laterals whatsoever are nipped of. In this
way the ripe sap is directed into the fruit
which acquires beauty, size and excellence
unattained by other means.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-14
Adtetti8
VERMONT CENTRAL Il. r.. II
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. NAV l3. 1871.
TRAINS GOfH0 SOUTH avn ptcr

Leave Montpelier At sos q. 2.75p.m t..
Mail Train leaves Ogdenshurgh Of go NJ m
bnus At lln. m. connecting at White River H. l
and Bellows Fails with trains for Boston Wsunet
&c., 90 White River Junction with trains on III Y
sumpsso Railroad n south Vernon for sprlneaog \
Day Express leaves Montreal ot q.0Oa.
at 1920 a. m, Ogdcnshurgh at $50 a. M. Plniri'
G.O1 o. M, Mooor's Junction 10 i1 10 o. m n NV %
1910 p. m, arriving In Boston via. Lowell al M M
Night Express leaves Ogdcnsbureh at M u
Pattshurgh Bis D. M, MoOor's Junction 6.ob ~ p
trcal nd a.iA p. M, So. Johns at sos D. M ~ AK
.m p. M, connecting at White River Juncf',g
Bellows Falls with trains for Boston ana W.l b
va arriving 20 Boston at $40 o.. M at South n
New York at 1879 p, NJ. 'if
TRAINS GoiYG NORM 4N0 EEsr
Leave Montpelier az 2.i0 o.. M, s00a.m
d.nt pm. "1 n
DAY Express lcavos Boston via. t.oNeu,tso
TROY ~ 'n 9. u., Rutland 90 2tOp. no.. Ion np,n
81 Adams Montreal, &c.. arriving in Alnnirlii q,
\. u' ala u1lel' Nuish at lt4l a. n., making e's
Mail rmin for Burlington and Sc. Allan.
hustnn wa Lp"dll 40 l.N %. 100 va Lawrence. 5 In
burgat I.jl a. in Springfield 90 ul O. m Gl-..f
ncr 90 % 8 o. me south Vernon 90 1000 o. 9 60
Falls Has O. m., White River junction q &. i l1H
ing ln So Alhans 90 800 r..m 'H PRIV
Im.m leaylng BOSTON vI' Fithhurrh N-.. -
1nd Springfield 40 500 o. m., connect LOO Min.
Junction with Day Egpf.ss train. "I
Accommodation Train leaves Norihfofd at-t..
lnihnd at '.an. ma Burlington 90 9.Ua.m. i.
''n W ~ D. BOO ARRIVING 100 u-lcushurehat -Il
iehi txprca lcavcs TROUT former i .sir
r'lin rrn1u at 1 b. in. re Giving pl.arrsr' .
l'nne't .ouf River Railroad leaving New Yod .i
connecting with train over Clc.hIrc Rsiir"ai
n .'"h at ,.1 p m.i connecting nt White River =.
1cl N S, Iea,,us Boston at olop. mo 0f E
lNr,lNl ~. AiAnsi Montreal dc arriving lu N.sl.
AZ N.l" q, me- fhttslurgh liil o.. m.an1 la n-.
paIfn al w., &. y. m connecting With urand h.
sleeping cars are attached 10 nl,lt I.,,..... o.
..4'5nA .1'n tf.al ani Boston. ana VI
/ lffN.ur Room i.IFH D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-14
Memorandum Book


A memorandum BOOK Is useful to every
iarmer-ohe win pencli a,'aoheu' TO De
carried IN your POCKET constantly ana Wheh
you think oil awning that ought TO be uohe
make note OF IT, mere are Always more or
less things 10 ne nt'enueu 10 Wnon farmers
60 or sshu one OIL tnelr hanus 70 'o"u
things that are uaDle 10 ne "ah'eu ny any
farmer ana unless ne makes memorandum
oil them Ne may IA" 70 set So"c'"'ng 'n"t 10
important ana nave 10 Seho S''era' .n"e'
again espeeiany LOT IT, mere is an imaginary
llst oil "ha' every 'ar'nor 'nay heeu li 'o"h'
or nearest ViIlase' "ne!o ne so'a niH mans
ana II noted down w. ms memorandum pooN'
VIII assist MN ma'eria,'y
0et harness repaired
rlougn-snarc uuIl'"''
/ shoes set on mare
Dolt LOT moving maon'nc'
Clotnes,llno lor WIG
Salt ana clover seed
~ WIN DC se', 70 man '.' ou' no,vs ~
things wanted IRON the village IN separate
part oil your pooN rom senoIa' nei'or"'uu,"'
made ana us ias' as tue articles are oo'ail-
ed' or things aohe' uraw hhe over 'hem WIN
pencil
when you tninA Oh anything TO DC Gone'
that you may forget write u ihmeuia'ely III
your pooN-'a le" "oruS oh'y' luS' enough 10
give you o'uo 10 'ne'r ,"'"n'uS 'Uppos'
tha' you are soon TO senu loau Oh gram u
the mill' ana II occurs 10 you 'na' some o
your bags require menains' ana you Jake
out your pooN ana wr'le " D''4a xxx "n.
you take 1t out wnen you 20 10 oiunef' o.
wnen you pegln worN ~ 'ne "or on. ", u H
you see this memorandum anu you gct W.
bags Immediately ana nave 'ncn llenucu
ana 'hat same Gay shower may come VI
ana you say Come ooys' now Is a Z. goo p,
tlme 10 put up 'ne gram 10 DC Son' 10 n'i'l'
, Gan I 40 H. ia'her' says one oil 'he poys
, 'he rats nave maue great ho'eS III near
j every Dag weVesot,
But the memorandum pooA mas causou III
bags to De menueu ana 'onn loeN' AZ a, 'noI
WIN niue SURPRISE az uiu'" "S say
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-14
Corn Meal Pudding.

Although simple Il is yet very palatable.
Stir into a quart Of boiling milk the yolks OF
two eggs, three heaping spoonfuls Of meal
and half cup of sugar, well beaten together.
Cook FIVE minutes stirring constantly re-
move from the fire, and add the whites, beaten
TO a stiff froth, Pour into pudding dish
and bake one hour in moderate oven. Serve
with cream and sugar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-14

To CUR A WES.-A correspondent Of the
N. G. Homestead says he has had good sue
cess in removing wens by this simple method .
Take equal parts of soft soap and slaked
lime, well mixed. Lance the wen at. the
time of making the application, or two or
three days after. We have cured with one
application, but if the wen is of long stand.
ing, it will take two or three applications
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-14

The love of the perfect man is uniyer'
sal love- Confucius
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-06-14

Those who will abandon friend for one
error know but little OF the human heart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23

carolina, ex coupon. 40 ~; do. funding, 1866, 80
90; 40 do' 1868, rs 80; do. new, % "A; do special
TAX II 10; Missouri skies. 9Gs 9714; DO Hannibal
ana ~. Joseph, "a a 95; Louisiana skies. CT 10;
do. new, go a 62; do. levee skies, II ~; do.
40 eghts SO 81; do. Penitentiary sevens 6s
"; no. railroad elghts, 70 81; Alabama nves, GS
~; no. Fights, 1oi l02; do. railroad cights 90 o5;
south Carolina SKIES. 20 75 do. new, January
ana Juiy, S41i &c; do do, April and October So
oo; Arkansas skies, So 90; do. sevens, 90 81.
STOCKS STRONG AND IRREGULAR.
Tile stock market was strong early in the day, aud
the "bul" cliques took hold with q good deal OF
confidence, possibly rs o result OF tho interview
with Mr.. boutwell, last evening, at which he prom
ised 10 defeat any conspiracy to lock up greenbaoks
THIS strength became bu0yancy about three
O'Clock. when the money market had closed easy at
six per cent alter activity all day at seven.
western Union toox the lead and rose 70 Coz,
while Pacific Mail recovered to 51K, Ohio and Mis-
sssippi to SAX Lake Shore to 1917, Reading to
llsK and Union Pacific to 2sH. Still later the news
OF activity in the London market occasoned reac-
tol Of about one-haf per cent but the tone Of bus
ness at the close was duh, dealings being checked
pending the interval to tho bank statement to.mor.
row afternoon.
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