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a d.
The undersigned having withdrawn from the
late firm OF Lengnick, sell &c Foster, begs to in
form his city aud country friends that he Will car
ry on the Wholesale MILLINERY AND STRAW
GOODS BUSINESS, ut No. ISL MEETING STREE
Having just returned from New York with q
choice and we'll selected STOCK, consisting In part
OF French FLOWERS, Rl0n0ns. Laces, Wells,
Trimmed and Untrlmmed Hats and Bonnets, &C.,
&C., &C., Is prepared to ufer the same at prices
apr3-mwf1,no CHAs. A. LENGNIoK.
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5ucela, NoIlrrs

re- AN ELECTION FOR SEXTON OF
ST. Philips Chu- III win be held on TUESDAY next,
18th. Applicant Will hand in their letters to the
undersigned at No. 81 Radcliffe street:
CHR. WlLLIMAN,
aprlo-wfms Secretary Of vestry.
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OHARLES HEIDsIECK CH AMPAGNES,

SSILLERY AND EXTRA DRY. A. LALANDE &
\ CO., Proprietor Of the Chat. Leovnle aud Brown
| Cantenac Clarets. A full assortment or Lie above
Wines for sale by all principal g. ocers and Wine
Dealers. - d. oi'oaofr w.
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"a who "a a srst.olass 'penman, wants en-
pigment. Please address ACCOUNTANT, al this
ofice. apr16-2S
VrANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT No.. CT
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apply unless we'll recommended. .aprl3
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REFKRENCES:
Gen. Wade Hampton, ..on. James Chestnut,
liUn. J, p. UurrUll, Gen. Jno. 5. Preston,
Hon. Il, F, relry, Guv. A. @ MagrhLh,
Guy. NJ. L. RpuiIam. Hon. ~. D.. SIN pson,
Gen. JuhrsDu larUud, AnircW SiInond5. Esq,
Hon. Aru,,steaL Burt Hun. Geo. A. Trenholm
Hon. ]. q. campbell, Gov. Juo. L. Mauhlhg'
mar29-lmo
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EOR SALE, ONE lO-HORSE POWER
II PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, but little used.
and In fine condition. Cheap for cash or city &C.
ceptance. CAMERON, BARKLEY d 20.
aur7-l2nkC
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EoR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
I CHIMES, OF good quality, which are offered
cheap. Call at No. q Queen street, between
Meeting aud Church streets. febl4
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for Sole.

EOR SALE, THE sLOOP GAUSS,
eight tons capacity, and one year old, as
she now lies at foot OF Hasel street. Terms low.
Apply to STEFFENS, WERNER & QUICKER, Ven
due Range, East Bay. april
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WATERING TEAMS OFTEN-IIow many
times day does the plowman or driver
of team in the harvest-ficld Stake his
thirst! Docs it not occurc to him that
the horses or oxen, which have been
severely taxed with labor, and have
possibly been profusely sweating under
the hot sun, are in as great need of
quenching thirst as he. When animals
are kept too long from water, they will
certainly take more than is proper for
them, and many a fit of collie is OCCASION
ed thereby. The practice of watering,
at least once between feeds in the NOR
ming and again in the afternoon, should
be regularly followed, and if fifteen
minutes is thereby lost to the pillow, it
will he more than made up in the renew
ed vigor with which the team will take
hold on its return.
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MEDICINAL,

Medlclnc.
Perhaps no one rnedi-
M cine is universally &c
quired by everybody as
NJ cathartic, nor was ever
o=Rk any before universal
VAMANy1 " adopted into use, in
III every countryand among
ye 81 ;7;is; s s A; Il:
Szss.,,y-zEszI son is, that it is more re.
,SssSsfs--.---ssfassfS liable and far more efrec-
@s18AEsA1sz1@ tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that it their neighbors and friends,
and all know that what it does once it does always
It it never fails through any fault or negectof
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neghborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither caOmel or any deeterious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm arise from their use in any quantity:
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action the distractions of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body restoring their irregular action to health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such dcrange-
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pills rapidly cure:-
For nyspepsia or Indigestion, Listless.
ness, LanyuOr and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Headac he,
Jaunlice Green Sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should be ju-
dciousy taken for each to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
For Dysentery or DiarrhOea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For Rheum tisn,, GOut, Gravel, PaIDi.
tntiOn Of the Heart, Pain in the Side,
Back and LOinx, they should be continuously
taken required, to change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear
For Dropsy and DrOpsical Swellings they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
Us 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner PtfI, take one or two Pills TO pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invgorates the system. Hence it Is often adj
vantageous where serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that dose
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, Z. s. n.
Sold by II. IL. MITCHELL, El>ton, and all Druggist,
and dealers everywhere. Nov 10, ls10-ly
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F.1RN AND OUSEHOLD.
For The CrcIl Whi2;.
HOUSEKEEPING.

Mr.. EDITOR Il have been thinking
for some time of writing You Il short
communication on domestic matters.
\ on have something about almost every
thing in your paper; but very little in
the housekceper's department. Now
there are many valuable hints and sug-
gcstions that may lie given i'll this de-
partment.
TO be a good housckccper is a most
desirable accomplishment, although |
fear there are many young ladies that
do not give such things thought, =
leaving them to their mothers and ser
wants, thinking it will be time enough
when they get house Of their own to
learn how to make bread, cakes and
puddings. Now | feel different; |
think it quite an accomplishment to
know how to make every thing that is
good, and make it GOOD; and to try to
make home cheerful and happier, and
every thing neat and graceful We all
feel the better for it.
How soon YOU can tell when YOU
visit family if they are good house
keepers or not, and if they have a good
system in their management. House
keeping soon shows for itself 1t is
best to have a place for every thing and
keep every thing in its place, and then
there is not so much danger of their
getting in disorder. Work will go
along much smoother when YOU know
where to get each article when needed
Housekeeping must have its theory as
we'll as farming.
have some choice recipes for pud-
dings-good for prince or pcasant-and
all | ask is to give them a trial, and
you will, know, pronounce them good.
The first one is
COTTAGE PuDDING.-To one cup of
sugar add half cup of butter, one egg
well beaten, two Irresponsible of cream
tartar mixed in two cups of -four, half
tcaspoonful of soda mixed in one cup
of milk Bake half an hour; serve hot
with brandy or wine sauce.
QUEEN OF PUDDINGs.-Onc pint of
bread crumbs to one quart Of milk, half
cup of sugar, the volks Of four eggs,
grated rind of one lemon, butter the
size of an egg Bake till done, but not
watcry. Wisp the whites with half Il
cup of sugar; spread over the pudding
some jelly, and then put on the whites
of the eggs. Replace in the oven to
brown
RICE PUDDING.-Thrcc pints of milk,
one cup of rice; simmer three hours !;
three eggs, one large lemon, twelve
tablespoonsfull of sugar; beat the
whites stiff with little sugar. Set n
the oven about ten minutes to brown.
| will write to YOU again soon, and
tell YOU something about bread making
and something more about housekcer-
ing. MARY, the Farmers Daugter.
We hope MARY, the Farmers
Daughter will find it pleasant to discuss
housekeeping and the culinary art often,
and that her example may incitc other
farmers daughters to pursue 50 praise
worthy q course. We think we have
published some Of Mary's recipes in
The Wing before, but they are good
enough to bear rcpuhlishing.-ED.
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1t washes without tearing the elothcs-no rubbing
Squeezing.
1t washes from one to twenty articles in from one
four minutes
1t washes the finest Lace Curtains Ianlkerchiet &C.,
without any injury.
1t washes winter and more thoroughly clean than by
any other process strong water are dashed
through tTery part Of the fabric.
II Will save tire" times its in Il single year in
labor and wear Of clothes.
1t retluccs w1shday to hour.
Tic hjHG flasher is called. if We are rightly in
tormr. after the maine Of its inventor; but ii may we'll
assam" til" HIme royal title. for it j. destined lord
II over all competitors and reign supreme i'll the Lam
dry. Its claims everywhere acknowledged and not
only those who stood aloof from all wishn. n,-
chimes hut some win" have been using other machines
are replacing them with the King Observation-Disclosures
GHz-ttc.
The King Iashrr arrived safe Friday evening: on
Monday morning had my maiden" experience in
washing. p"st-mortcm examination hy experts of the
imIy elected tn" following RESULTS On"fuurt Of the
time. tlrecfnurths saved: better done and cleaner
saving tnncalcuatrd in the wear. The servants are
delighted, and my wifi" and are pleased. will take
great ricasnr" in recommending the King Washer ClAs.
L. TRurTMAS, Assist. L. s. Asssssor, RictmD,.i. Ia.
The hg ToShsr * 50 complete. and answers so well
all the ends rsir" that there is nothing desired
IN tins time SrrHJ. iutT-SdriRg machurIhRG. Press
Having purchased on" Of Your hing Washing Machines
and practically tested its capacity for economy Of time
anu Labor and also its cleansing properties do not hes
ltai' !" s"N 1t Will ito all ven claim for il, and will
chr"rtully recommend it to my friends to be the best
" r>lnn@ marhinr have sccn.-.. W LoANE 81 w.
Pratt 81, Bat.
Docs it tax" all the dirt ont: Try it, and venture
the assertion that ynu cannot find piece of linen
s"ii" that the KING WASHER will make clean as new
i'll five manifestation Journal.
take pleasure in adding my testimony to the good
qualities of the KING WASHER. 1t does its work well
and "frcualiy and is undoubtedly one Of the greatest
a'"r-t'lng machines Of the agr.-Dr. }. IL. SCHENCK
ttt
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Orchilla GuanO.

TRUE BIRD GUANC
Rich in Phospatcs and Salts and equal to the bost A
Guano. For sale at So per ton hy
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
oct 10, 1868 Elktop.
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OIL-MEAL FOR Cows AND CALVES IN
SUMMER.-Whcn cows are in profit, a
little extra feed, in the shape of oil-mca1 :,
will be amply repaid in the yield OF
milk and butter 1t must not be sup
posed that becaused a COW is on pasture
there is no longer need for stimulating
food. The fact is, that with an ample
supply Of grass, the appetite of the COW
for the meal is quite as vigorous as dur
ing the winter, when she was fed on hay
Cows may be very profitablv fed with
quart each Of oi!-mcal morning and
night. They will lick it up from a tro-
ugh, if it is made sufficiently large, with
out waste When cows are not tied up
at night, good plan of feeding them is
to have a square box for each COW,
large enough for her to put her nose in
easily, and six inches deep. Put the
allowance of meal in these boxes. They
may he scattered about the yard, at
such distance as will give each ami
mai an opportunity to cat without be-
ing driven away by others.
Calves will soon show, in their i'm
proved appearance and FASTENED growth
that oil-meal is good for them also \
small handful given them in their past
ure daily, will push them toward rapid
~. 1t is well to use q small tin pan to
feed them with, and few minutes spent
with young stock daily, is not only an
agreeable occupation, but highly profit
able; for the more regularly the owners
attention is given to his cattle, the soon
cr he will prccicve any thing wrong, and
be able at once to remedy it, and dai :
ly visit is seldom made unless there is
some express purpose in it. Let the
purpose then be to give them a little
extra feed, and a double benefit will
result
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ORCHARD CAUSE.-THE Germantown
Telegraph makes the following com
ments on the above named grass:
"The Baltimore American is correct
in saving Il good word for the orchard
grass. 1t deserves it all. 1t is valua-
bic to cultivate anywhere, especially in
the southern State Our cotcmporary
says
The value of the orchard grass is
becoming more and better understood
by the farmers Of his country, and pa
t:cularlv of the south 1t offers great
Vantage to dairymcn for carly pasture
and quick aftcr-growth although for hay
it is far inferior to timothy; indeed it
is doubtful wcther any other of the gras-
scs is equal to the latter for hay Or
chard grass is suitable both for hay and
pasturage; its root Is perennial, and the
stem is of rapid growth, maturing its
seed as early as clover, with which it
can he sown, but it does not answer as
we'll with timothy, being too early for
it. 1t grows quickly after being mown,
and yields luxuriant after-grow; when
it is intended for hay, it must be cut
early, otherwise the straw being woody,
it is of much less value. and consequent
tly when intended for pasture, from this
peculiar habit of growth and its rapid
maturity of seed, the stock should be
turned on early, ana thus the stem will
be eaten of before it becomes hare and
woody
There is nothing answers better for
this grass as a fertilizer than leached
ashes We have often witnessed the
effect, which was really surprising
We knew a meadow, which considera-
bly, inclined, that was always cut thre,
times in season, and produced large
crop each moving. Cattle eat it readily
when cut young and well-curcd We
know this from personal experience.
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S P E CT L.
RETAIL PRICE, $500.
REFUND THE MONEY.

roAL of superior quality, for sale by
" JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Perhaps no one rnedi.
cine is SO universally r..
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
every countryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is a more re.
liable and far more efrec.
tual remedy than any
Atl.A,, rTtlx@.1 ,.,lx l,.,,o
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RAIL ROA ID

CARS LEAVE ELKT0N
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PORT DenOsit Branch Railroad,

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Port Deposit $50, $50 and lilo An and lao
and 6.10 Pm.
Leave Perryville 80 9O6 and ll45 AN, and 4o5 and
100 Pm.
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Dhila., Viii. & Bait. Railroad.
Trains leave North East station as follows
Sundays excepted.)
Phila. & Baltimore Central R.R.
CHANGE OF HOUR.

PhiIa. & Baltimore Central R.R.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
On an after Sunday, june 18th, ISL Trains will run
a follows:
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, from Depot of p. W &
b. r. r. corner Broad and Washington avenue.
For Port Deposit at AMI 40 P. For Oxford
at A. NJ, 4.30 and Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
only at 80 Pm For Chadds Ford and Chester Greek
II. X. at and 10 AM. 40 and Pm. (Wc,nes,lays
and Saturdays only at 30 ny Train leaving Phil
alephia at NJ connects at Port Drnsit for Baltimore
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 10 A NJ. and 4.5O p NJ
Port Deposit US A. Oxford 05 A. NJ, connect at
Chaid's Ford Junction with the Wilmington and Read
ing Railroad.
LEAVE FOR PIIILADELPIIIA-
Port Dcposit,................ OBS AN and Is Pm.
Ton arrival of trains from Baltimnrel
9.3j, and 4.35
Coura, $50 and $50 PIX.
Rising 10 AN. and 5.o2 Pm
Oxf0rd... Cos and loio An
(Mondays only ,)..................... 5l5 A NJ
LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
Kow ian'srIle, luoE An
Rising lo.Z' An
Passenger. are allowed take wearing apparel only
Is Baggage and the Company will not in any case lie
responsible for a amount exceeding one hundred dol
lars unless n special contract Is made Tor tho same
HENRY WOOD,
June To- ISL General Superintendent.
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BAR IRON

and all other articles used in hrst-cass Blacksmith AND
hcriwrIsht Shops. Try me- and convince yourselve.
that will do all that advertise
II is IN! intention to keep everything that is general,
to he found i'll first class Hardware Store which will
sell "
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VERY LOW PRICES Eop cAsL

Gan and examine my stock before purchasing else
where ami lie convinced that you buy as cheap at
home as in the city
April %, lS1l-tf
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
INDIAN HOSTILITY TO THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.--Gov. Potts of Mon
tana has written the Secretary Of the Interior
corning the avowed hostility Of the Sioux Indians TO tho
further progress Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Tho
Governor says:
"I understand that Sitting Bun, ono Of the most
mplaoable Of the .oux chies has declared open hos
road Company and large force has been sent into the
valley Of tho Yellow Stone River 10 afford them protec
and Sitting Buls band that would iritae tho whole
Bioux nation Almost all the Indian tribes have more OF
character and old fr0ntersmen ssy that stealing
raids made Of which these white men arc not the
Of white men from Indian tribes would be great ben
eft to the Indian service and commend the subject TO
the confederation Of tho Department"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

have been spprssed to the water pps q IN budtnss
EXCEPT dwelling houses whore Csotea ws&er used. A
competitive tzal Of meters was continued foe three
months IN the yard Of the Croton Department unA The
direction Of Chief Engineer Tracy. Aboat ~ meters
were thoroughly tested, and report q the results
msde to NJ. Tweed. What The report Wa has
never come to Light, but Immediately aftef IL ~
oeption Nj. Tweed submitted 70 1r. Tracy for
examination 0 meter belonging - J. p. Do Navarro.
This was ID November 1s7o and In tns January follow
iss this mstsr was patented and st s present time To
Hydrsulie Manufacturing Company Ars turning shsa
out q As rsss Il 30 day. xssry 900 ssve asesnv
been made and tested and are cased n woooen soxee
resdy for ne. Ihe cost Of each motor y about a. and
the price which to be charged Il go, which, according
to the hw, must be paid. Tho meter hAs never been
proved and, In the opinion Of experts, - Imo worsn
less snce from it, construction II win sosn oorrode snd
become useless. But this u only IN additional argument
In s favor since now meter win be required every ax
months, thus imposing tax Of 2o upon The owner OF
every store and factory.
In view Of 70 manifest IN outrage the Committee OF
Seventy Il saA to b preparing An application ior
specia Injunction to restrain M Tweed from smnng
the eters In the adavis Of Mayor Hail. in tho Foley
suit appeared that 900 had been Issued In bonds
TO extend the distribution Of Croon water and Ay
necessary mains TO deliver st higher elevations ana pro
vide for the expense Of water meterA These bonds u
thought have already been ssued and tho money has
probably gone toward paying for tho meters which
Tweed Co. arc now manufacturing 20 rapidly OF else
into tho capacous pocket of the Rig