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The New York Committee of SEVENTY aud the
Brooklyn Committee of Fifty are to meet to-
Eether in conference this evening to consider
what legislation, affecting the interests Of re-
form in the two cities, it will be advisable to
recommend to the next Legislature. Two heads
may be better than one, but it is thought by the
TefOrmers that two rings are decidedly worse
than one, and hence there is talk of reviyinR the
project Of uniting the two cities under one NUM-
cipal government. 1t is understood that the
principal obstacle to the union heretofore has
been the opposition of the corrupt politicians
who were preying upon the people, and were
afraid of being left out in the cold in case OF
reorganization.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
The Massacre OF the Student, I'm H..

sHockING BARBARITY-THE DEATH PUNIsu
hEsT FOR A FEoLIC.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Havana letters of the 9sth
uitlmo give details of the troubles there and the
execution OF the eight students, showing thai In a
only reservation 20 the grave of Costanon CON
sisted Of breaking the glass cases covering the
niche OF the tomb and substituting yreatfs OF
carries instead OF immorteIles At the conrt
martial the chaplain stated that il was onlv a
students frolic, and did not deserve severe sen
fences, but the clamor of the volunteers over
ruled everything else and eight were condemned
10 death, eleven sentenced to six wears i'm ibe
chain gang, four to six months imprisonment
and two were liberated. The Sentences were
executed, those murdered not being allowed An
hours respite 10 see their friends. The volun-
teeIs raided through the street all day, shooting
elgnt Cubans. Business was entirely suspended
and quiet only partially restored after the eve
cutlons. The students were all quite young.
mere boys, but met their deaths brayeiy in the
presence Of an immense throng. Their parents
offered large sums Of money to save them, the
father of one Offering one million dollars bnt
all.were vain. Captain General yalmaseda was
absent at the time, but fully sanctioned the
murders on his return. The authorities appear
impotent in the presence of the volunteers
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Washington News and Gossip.

FINANCIAL PROGRAMME FOR DECEMBER
Secretary Boutwell, directs the purchase OF
si,0oo, Ooo in bonds every Wednesday in Deem
Der, and the sale of al ,ooO, 200 on every Thurs
day.
DEATH OF FIRST AUDITOR SMITH.-Hon.
Ihomas l.. Smith, First Auditor OF the Treasu-
ry' died of gastric fever at his residence in this
city this morning, after an illness OF about two
weeks.
The deceased, who was in his eighty
fourth year at the time Of his death, had been
connected with the Treasury Department for
more than half his HE, aud had in that time
nlIed several Important Offices in its organiza-
uoh, the duties OF al being discharged with
credit to himself and 20 the entire sati,factiop of
the government He was a gentleman of fine
I,eiary taste and attachments, to which were
acded generous disposition with Unusual good
humor and grace Of manner. These Qualities
Won for "a m, As they always do, n wide circle of
friends IN both public and private life, by whom
the newsof his death will be received with I'M
feigned sorrow.
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MEDICAL. &c.

pQT NE IN MY LITTLE BBD-Bed be hsn reA,
Il See OLD DIR. DAIRY, on - street, three door,
south OF the Avenas. he will shape you % in 4
week, without change Of diet o. kindraaos from
business. nol-lms
CONSULT DIR. LBON.-He guarantees q speedy
syp and Psr In sni cure Of "a yENEREAE and
eury or no eharse The 6octsr IL ne o. Lex
hsk<d physician for such specially in the civ ana
his success In curing such complaints is
Ladies and eentlenen can consult him coa6destiaily
ana prIxeteLy 81 tll street. oez-r
I AIDES SUFFERING From IRREGULAR.
their seq .souIs or !. n Ssegas g
dottshed and only reliable and safe Physician maxi
ing specsalty Of female eompleiuss In the eifv IA
especially invites aeAn from those Who have bess
deceived by swindisss. He guarAasees . speedy
cure or no chaLes. Separate Reesps for lads pa.
sss. Rooms Ne III Ii'trsss between 5!6 "a
he aAkDNn1, LATE or mn RICoRD u. q.
ron 10 q n. g ,. m, & HI ollcs, n W. sorSG
o. IN st. snA fennsylya nia avenue, tsss "a sSo9v
o. his residsnee, 1904 Hasanchusstts sysonS. -
evesn - - llth SITS. y. ". From his e1sat a.
Sersai n sanS over 49, essss e The s.ve
10Th male and female, = can warrant esrs IN I
n. B.ypon tn. rse.svs Of sp, sAvi.. ana n.ss
in1o,.@ m ssnt y expesss. he warrants 20 eurs
nR, MOTIFS IRENCH PowDHRs, CERTzIN
.to,s CoME for Nervous Debility, Seminal Enis-
~ SLln Disease syphiiis In all its fierce,
Bstsem Gcrs-ia and Meyesyy discarded.
soid N Washington by WM. b. ENTWIsLE,
ppngeia' corner Pennsylvania ave. and lzh street.
Irsce % per box sent by mail. jysly
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The proposed exclusion OF officeholders from
TIE Republican National Convention is favored
by the Philadelphia Inquirer, which thinks the
regulation should be permanent one, and not
applied solely to the forthcoming convention.
There are some good reasons why this should be
so, and yet an oficebOlder has as much right to
take part in a nominating convention, OF other
political consultation, as the man who Is not an
ofieeholder but would like to be. Let us have
fair play. IL Oficeholders are excluded, office
seekers should be, and all who have banker
ing after the spoils. We should then be able to
see exactly how many disinterested patriots
there are. 1t might happen, however, If this
wedding process was faithfully carried out, that
there would be no convention left. How then?
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Mr.. Binckley won't Get that s5o. 900.

END OF THE BfNCKLEY-RoLLINs sUIT-A YER
DICT FOR DEFENDANT,
BALTIMORE. Dec. 4.-In the United States
circuit Court this morning, in the case of Bnck-
ley, ex-Sol1cftor OF Internal Revenue, against
T. A. Rollins, ex-COmmissioner of Internal
Revenue, for $4,000 damages, the jury brouobt
in verdict for defendant.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP-A sevcn-octave PIANO.
= Will take csrPet and SCI Of furniIure
sd streets. ApP Scum w..sTsr ee ~ w
FOR sALE-A neat RoCKASAY tour pa.sen-
ger, Tor one or two horses, adapted 60 summer or
pioe. q Gs.srs ScpssMorFT' Tss k sd
$40 Pennsylvania avenue. ds3t'
TO, SELL OR RENJ-A sqs .eysn oct.T.
sEwISG sA6 CHI ise0n Apply ssSN a. SIS k%
street, between 5th and 9th streets. d, a' uTVTV
SAhsA r6RB l'P RaG HT9s Rs 9i;r, ne"
MSS The Horse is q hrst;class trottsr. IN
&A! sw.oorncr N. Y. !. ave W and Isth stree
we'll paying article; q trade, and which, sce5Fdins
EH Epgpe; Boiler and Machinery. Addr-ss
SaAs. MALhkk no9s-eelm'
lRE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
9 o. me Geld and SILVER WATCHES. solid Gold n
other fine EW ELRY, solid Silver Ware from ~
SSThsm and other msnufacturies; the best Silver
and imported Clocks; Music Boxes ofthe hnest mSa.
uiscturei Breech Loading and other GYMS in great
lion Of fancy Goods in the citT, is esersa by 5
GnLDsTElN a co at their new store. Sis Penn
Il heT Old ana aos a. srs E9e 4S's ia
iuliy warranted, ana At prices comparing favorsby
any other city oSE PRICE, oshY. I'D ' mus &c
FOR sALE-The RIGHT Of the District in DOtyis
= Gas Generator for lighting hotels, residences,
stores, churches, &c; with superior gas light at
Quarter the cost Of coal ga. One Of these ma
Chimes has been used at No. ll3 Pennsylvanra sV-
enue since February last. and gives entire sAtsfAc
tion. For price aud terms inquire Of
A. NJ. DANIELS,
nolSJm southeast corner fifth aud sfs.
FOR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS;
goo1 business rig. Can be seen afN
HOMAkp's Stables, q street, between 9Th In
ana fth. SS5. na3tf GA
tNoRsALF. CHEAP-A fne SET OF SURVIVING
INSTRUMENTS, in perfect order, at
}. II. sQUIER's, Mo-ey Broker.
Ocfb-u
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EoH SAL
PRIVATE RESIDENCES
| We offer for sale the following FIEST CLASS
| DESlRABLE RESIDBNCES.

"
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES, viz:
That HANDsOMB kISlDENCEa at TIE corner Of
18th and SITS, occupied by Hon. Cou .zbus Deano,
secretary Of the Interior Fine carriage house and
stable sftsehed; DR. PIies, ST o9; .,,fr,,
property on N st: In its finish, arrangement ana
appointments the handsomest in the market, IL not
Price, $4,000. ~ ! -
The FINE RESIDENCE at the corner of sth ard
SITS, opposite Jndic9ry square, lately occuped By
Dr.. Gale. The house 10 8 feet vide, with library
attached, also Is feet in width lot s0x7g The whole
property IL In perfect order and for advantages a
residence or an Investment b unsurpassed Price,
$1,000, on favorable terms -
st, between and sts. hAndsomely fitted up with
every modern cony epienee. Price, Slsss0. 49,
every Lespect ON st., between ID and Sd SITS in It
west Of Gen. Sherman Q residence. Prices, $4,000
and SlS0oo, respectively. -
Also, SINE very 6ne Building Lots on Vermont
aSenue, near the Circle. l-L
For inspection, and full particulars As 70 terms
! &c, apply to FITCH FOX,
dit Real Estate Brokers. ala 9Th az,
Dat ri
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EOR REET-PARL0R and BEDROOMS (fur-
y nishedj; No. 1908 = street, between lash aud
18th streets. noN l2ts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL rHEATER.

NEW NATIONAL rHEATER.
MoNDA1- Dec. 4, ISL, magnificent production
oi Robertson comedy Of 'OURS,n with new
scenery nev appointments, the Marine Band AMI
Sfmpa1y OF Marines Messrs. Saville, Hamilton,
Billings, mestayer. and Mesdames savilIe, Allen
and Capelle in the cast.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Frfday-Beueft OF NAY SAvILLE IT
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90 20 PRICES Tor your UNDERsHIRTs and
DRAWERS ~ you want the worth Of your mo ney.
He sells splendid article for oeuts Call and be
eonyipced a. PRICES sNTs,rURNlsHING Dr.
POT, AS Ith street, bstwsen and y, no s5-et
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II NCOLN HALL.

IN COLIN II Lii.
TUESDAY EVENING, December s.
ANNUAL CONCERT OF The
AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL UNION
PROGRAMME.
Priests March-srom Alfalfa. n end issos m
Andante-Tirst SYM phony Bee,hoy en-
Song. Marguerite at the Spinning
neef. &C hubeTt.
Mrs. SOPHIE DROOP.
Violin Concerto Moderate. .... 1890 Roi, .
Master EUGENE kIECkHOEFERa aud Orchestra.
PART III.
RiaI o Concerto No. s-Adagio and
Rondo. Beethoven
GEO. FELIX BBNkERr and Orchestra
strenade-Andante con variazione and
Beethoven
Song" Frublngs hnan '....-.-.... X Al woda
Mrs. SOPHIE DRO0P.
With Violin 0biigato by Master Kieckhoefer.
Ideesie, Lanner.
GEO. FELIX BENkERT, CONDUCTOR.
,Admissioo o.; seats reserved at Ellis; NO extra
Charge. ds-2t
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EoR RBNT-VURNIeHED ROOMS: two parlors
II and several rooms, with modern improy ements,
situated on Missouri ayenue-No. 411-between "a
9Ld 9th streets. nn29 St.
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toh GALE On kAChANGk.
90, ZOO ACRES OF LAND In Macon county N.
o., Blue Ridge Railroad running through e. so 600
snds and covered with choice timber supsrior fruit
climate &c peciay the apple. Also So go acres in
mango Tor city Proferty or part cash and part In
goods; ., B. II. sWETLANp, Federsl Block,
nhlI-u corner Of 7th and streets.
FOB SALE Oh RENT-The elegant COUNTRY
Rous SAT . reesntiy oSeIyisd b Gilman, ee
dining residence Of D. McClelland one OF the hand-
soonest snsurbep residences In the District Appsy
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n~sPEcIAL SO1ICE.-Particulsr attention
U Il herewith eAlled 20 the advertisements OF
ton sale Of UHREDEEMED PLEDGES, az their
WEDSEsDAI MORsisG, November 39th, aad
continues mornings and evenings during the ball
snce Of the week. The accumulated goods consist
able elsewhere and Of variety Of goods such are
taken BY first class loan ONCE They warrant
E0s5Tt w, L. WALL a co.
IRepuhlicap, Herald, Capital, and ChrOaiels.l
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~ "METROPOLITANP sMATIC" WOOD
HS PAVING UOMPAN,.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1881 New York avenue
ESGISEEBS 6lS ID street, n. W.
Once hours. from 10 a. m To nm
nO4- I'm lSunisy Chron
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LOST AND FOUND.

e REWARD.-Strayed, on LIST of December. a
pa dark brindle STEER, with tipsend of ~zexvk
horns sawed off; tar mark across neck and &&Hs
rump. The above reward will be maid III 10
returned TO JN0. Nj, GATTRELL, 1894 sth street
northwest or Stall ll6. Northern Market d4 3ts
ZANE TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
" scriber, some time ago, red and white-Ss
HEIFER, with chain and lock on her head 49,
Theowner is requested TO come forward, prove5
property, pay expenses, and take her away ROB
ERT SMITH, near the Drove s Rest, above George
town. d4-3ts
GS REWARt-LOST-On the 18th instant, a
pa BLACK DOG; white breast, and fore paws
white; nine months old; brass collar The above re-
ward will lie given If left at No. 1898 7th street
d2-3tr JOHN PEPPER
CERTIFICATE No. % OF CENTRAL BUILD
~ ING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public cautioned not to receive it, ocl6
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CoSNotsaosssss. h street. o,,o.i.. p.,.a. Once.
Black erks, yciyets, velveteens, satsens.
serees, Poplins, Cashmeres, Alpaeas, &c
Heavy Corduroys, white and bur, Sis.
Curtain Lace, from auction. 20 cents.
Gent g, Ladies' and Chlldren's Merino Underwear
Ottoman and other One shzwls-
BLANKETS, Comforts, Marseilies and Honey com
Spreads; Towels, Napkins, Table Linen, Tsbi
Covers. &c fl dl ST.
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To provide both to You and your little ones, hav
spared no pains and am able now to lay before 10
an assortment of goods which for
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n~ BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
V4 DISTRICT OF CoLCNsIA.
WARRINGTON, November 5, lS1.
Ordered, that no contractor shall receive, pom
order from the board for material, thing bat the
ma teTial ordered exact in quantity and quality and
no contractor snail receipt for any material until he
shall had IL delivered to him upon the work for
which ID was issued and contractor shall receive
or issue any duebi certificate Of ack nowiedgment
OF material due upon order Of this board.
Any contractor violating this order shall nave his
Contract annuled and be debarred from any further
ALEX r SHEPHERD,
noI Vice President.
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DONNETS AND HATS
FROM PARIS, JUST RECEIVED.
MADAME DUBOIS
HUMAN HAIR STOREAND Pr EVCH MIL
LIVERY ESTABLTSHM ENT
No. 1911 Pennsylvania avenue, between
l2th and 18th sta.
BONNETS AND HATS -
made to order "

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
II has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
Of administration on the personal estate of JOHN
A. ROSS, late of Washington county, ID. C., de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber on or
before the I'll day of December next; they NAV
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand this ID day Of
December, 1871. CHARLES l.. PATE,
dec4 m 81 Administrator W. a.
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A VALUABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT LIFE
"a SSHOLAkSHIPs In The WASHINGTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE, eth and L streets, good in
the International Association of Business Colleges
may be secured before January !, 1872, at a reduc
ton of 10 per cent. Year Scholarships at q similar
reduction TO clubs Of five ladies gentlemen for
morning or evening classes. dec2-lm
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-07
sale Of Forfeited state Land

Office Of Commissioners Of s and U, Lands,
MADISON, WIS, August q, 2s7l.
Notice ia ho,eby given that ali the School,
University, Agricultural College, Forfeited
Mortgaged, and Swamp Lands in the State
of Wisconsin, which have been forfeited by
reason OF the non-paymsnt of interest for
the year 1871, will be offered for sale at
Public Auction, at the Capitol in MadIsoa,
on the 18th day of December, a. d. 1871,
unless sooner redeemed said sale 10 com
mence at 8 o'clock A. NJ, and continue from
day to day until all Of said lands shall have
been offered Sad lands will be offered b.
Counties, arranged in alph sbctical order.
Among these are the following described
lands in Woop County, which will be Offer.
ed at the price named opposite each tract,
under the heading Total Amount due
State which includes the principal due at
the time Of forfeiture; the interest Oh the
same to Jauuary !, 1872; all taxes which
have been returned against the land and re.
main unpaid tie cost Of advertising, and
three per cent. damages
Said lands will be sold subje to oil IN
paid taxes assessed against the same, not in.
cIuded herein.
The per centage payable at the time OF
purchase viii be fixed by the CommlssI"n
org al the sale
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-07
MILLINERY!
SPRING OPENING.

THE undersigned, owing to the growth of
| her business. will remove, April 18th, 10
the building formerly known as the " kero
lotion store" opposite the Bank of j. D.
witter. where she will be prepared to eHhib-
it to her former patrons and the general pub
lie, the most complete stock Of Millinery
Goods, Ladies Furnishing Goods, ard all the
ap0 ertauances properly belonging to the
Millinery trade, ever offered to be public
| have secured the services Of Miss Lizzie
Smith, of New York, who will ASSET the in
all the departments of She trade
Thankful for past patronage, she hope, for
a continuance Of the same
MRS 4 HUNTINGTON,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-07
Farm, Garden and Household.

PICKLING CUCUMBERs. No. l..
Take cucumhers, wipe them clean,
ana lay them into stone jars, AIio"
one quart of coarse salt To a pau Oh
water, boil the salt and water TIL the
salt is dissolved urn it boiling hot on
the cucumbers; cover them up tight
and let them stand for twenty tour
hours turn them into basket TO
drain. Boil az much cider vinegar
rs will cover the cncumbers wash
on, the jars, and put the cucuinbcrs
into them turn the vinegar on boil
Ing hot +; cover them with cabbage
leaves and cover them tight III
forty.eight hours they will be fit for
use.
No. 2. Pick cncumbers each
morning, let .hem stand IN weak BRINE
three or -four days, putting III mustard
pods aud horse radi,h leaves to keep
them green. Then take out and drain,
covering with vinegar for u week, at
which time take out and drain again,
putting IN new vinegar, adding mus.
tard seed, ginger root, cloves, pepper
and red pepper pods, OF each about
one or two ounces, 10 snit different
tastes, for each barrel,
The vinegar must be changed once,
as the large amount Of water in the
cucumbers rednces the vinegar go
much that this change is absolutely
necessary, and if they should seem to
lose their sharp taste again. just add
a little molasscs or spirit and all will
be right Receipt Book.
Alum will harden cncumbcrs. To
n gallon of vinegar add one ounce OF
powdered alum. If the vinegar is
put into bottles tightly corkcd, and
Nct in "A kettle of cold water, with h9,
or straw between them TO keep the
bottles from knocking together, and
allow 10 remain over the fire til the
water bo'Is, then removed, and kept
in the kettle until nearly cool, the
vinegar will keep perfectly clear when
used for pickles, but it should be ad.
dcd to them cold. Shreds of horse
radish root will prevent pickles from
ln"uldng.-S o. d., IN Counri,
Gcntfcmon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-07
Affidavit of Superiority
OVER ALL.
The First Strictly Impartial Trial
ever had.
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
S,einway's Chickering's, aud other


We, the undersigned make oath that at
the time of the last Fair of the imerictr
Institute held in New York, Immediately fol
loving the French Exposition in Paris, hco
Pianos, made by .St"ipwdB DC Sons one Pmo
h, lhicbe,inq d SIMS one Patem A,ton r.
upo made bv G G Manner, and several
oHer makers instruments were tried against
each other, by order ana under control OF
the Officers OF the Institute, to decide which
Piano on exhibition in competition should
receive the First Premium as he best
Squire Piano kno,7, :" To obtain an impair
tpl trial, t,oice all Of said PiaRos Were corered
wM papers, so that one Piano could net be
distinguished from another, during the ab-
rncr OF the Judges and t,eice did they Sc
luct one of said Pianos as tie best, which up
on uncovering both tnes, proved to be thet
FIRST Premium = orer all others for being tie
best Square Piano knomn 10 MeRl"
This trial ,cas after Ch,ckering d. Sons Pi-
ano had received the Legion Of Ho,,or and
EeRh and Steinway d. Sons, the Mcdoi from
Nopoleon and the Judges of said trial we're
EDWARD MOlLENHAUER, Prof of Music,
'usical Director and Originator of the
New York and Brooklyn CohseryGtories of
Music
CHARLES FKADEL, the eminent and ia
vofite Composer, and Pianist to his Royal
llighness the Due Gustave of Sax Wemar,
Eisenach.
FIRE Derrick Il. BRANDtE9, Professor Of
Music, Teacher of the higher school o!
Music, &c, &c.
A. D. BESEMANN, Organist at Cathedral,
Jersey City Pianist, &c.
JrIrs NKUuARpr. RoBFRr RIEGER,
HlsEY MILLER, CHARLES SoLnwEUEL,
August GRrExEpERG, ROBERT NoENNEG,
G. C. MANNER, (Eareator and IateHtee Of
tie Arion Piano Forte
Sworn before me this 22d day Of July 1869
G. q. TAYLOR,
COMMISSIONS, Of DcedS
The ARtoN Piano is the cheapest, MOST d,n
adie, ieca cotpDjicn1e3, requires less Tn,u,g
aud doc& not get out of order, is
The Standard Fiamo.
Write for aiIidavits, Pamphlet and Crcu-
lar. and state in what Paper you wasw thl
advertisement.
rs Il " I-N Il y ~ II ~ IN 49,
in every City aud Town where we have mo-
already appointed them,
COVFE.L 81 GO.
Wnrerooms aud once No. 55l Broadway
Manufac7 y, ~ & $50 Eovrry. New Yois
OPVIS & GAMES,
General State Agents,
WATERFOWL, wis.
II, p, pUILLEO & CO., Local ACTS
Grand Rapids, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-07
REMOVING faint FROM MEATs

REMOVING faint FROM MEATS
Mr.. -. Il, White, Hampton Va,
writes ~ ~ follows: =" saw state.
ment in late issue of your excellent
paper, that "taint may be removed
from BAN by boiling it with little
soda IN the water. Now | know
tins is good, for have many times
tl"d 1t, but II somewhat discolors the
meat, sometimes leaves n slight soda
taste, aud if the meat be much affect.
rd, viii not remove all the " faint -
B"t It lnjnredkmeat be well washed,
then put into cold water in which has
been put few Jumps OF charcoal, and
brought to boil, all the above defects
are removed so etlcctnaIly as to seem
hk" perfectly fresh meat 1t even
prevents ANY offensive odor during
the process of boiling. Let your
readers know this and be astoni>hcd
al the result = RuM Nao Yorker.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-09-07

TOW >ToFS STEwEn, = Take twelve
large tomatoes, pour boiling watet
over them To remove the skins, and
slice them into a we'll TUNED or pore
lam lined stew pan, serving thcm with
pepper and salt; place bits of butter
over the top. . Cover them tight, and
stew them gcntl, for twenty minutes.
Then stir them frequently, letting
them cook until well done. \ spoon.
tnI or two of vinegar added, will be
deemed an improv hN MANY.