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and coined NJ The Mint WIN, NJ follows
Gold deposited. f2SaO0 G1 ga gold
coined a. sj1, 1j21 80 fine gold bars. All.
B}iW silver derusltci and purchased
" 8jl, iHs 90 silver COINED. ti,ib2 $50 ~.
silver bars, ti1iO1s0l nickel copper and
bronze coinngr, value, fGliiij Total de-
potits of gold and silver a. 232. G51Bt
ttal coinage, N0li,s 500 ~ total number
Of pieces, 2l,330biG
As authorized BY law, the redemption NJ
the nickel copper cents was continued dur
ing the FISCAL year by exchange for the five.
cent nickel c,ins. The amount thus n.
deemed was, In pounds, 6s,231 value,
$bG,Bl226 The amount redeemed last
year WV, fl0l 1852 shaving a decrease
Of S3i5J2 10, and being Sl03, 600 ~ less
Than the amount redeemed during the IN.
cal year ending June 30, 1864. The amount
now outstanding Is hut little, if any, in
excess Of the actual demand.
The medal department of the Mint wns
successfully operated during the past year.
A large number of medals were made and
sold.
The cabinet of coins and medals still
continues tn attract a large number Of Wis.
ltors from every State in the Union, and
from foreign countries. II deserves the
fostering care Of the Government.
The net profits of the nickel copper and
bronze coinage paid into the Treasury Of
the United States during the fiscal year
were S2i5,00O.
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many Senators and Representatives, who
congratulated him upon the passage Of The
San Domingo resolution by the Senate.
lie said, In his rep J, that he believed the
annexation policy was prudent and
thought Il would gain strength as the facts
became known.
The Senate, In executive session on the
22d, confirmed the nomination OF Robert
C. sehoack, uf Ohio, " Envoy ENtnorli
nary and Minister Plenipoten,lary Of the
United States 10 Great Britnin.
Commissioner Wilson, OF the General
Land Office at Washington, received a note
ON the ed, informing him that his reslgna.
ton would be accepted.
A letter of Standardized Vance, OF
North Carolina, In reply to certain accuse.
tons against him, was published In Wash.
ington on the ed. lie declares that he
acquiesces in, and will maintain, all the
legitimate results of the war, and that he
earnestly declares the unity and fraternity
of the whole country In prosperity and
honor.
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A very destructive fire occurred at syca
more, Ill, on the 18th, destroying Water
mans Block, a large brick structure, con
tanning three large stores, and doing dam
age estimated at nearly 100000
A recent asscmblage Of bee keepers a
Indianapolis, Ind, adopted the name o.
the North American Bee. Keepers Associa
ton.
The Female Suffrage bill has been de.
feated In the Dakota Territorial Legisla
ture by a vote Of sixteen to seven.
The trial of John Armstrong and
Charles Jolly, for the murder of the La
pine family, near Potosi, Mo, about Q
month ago, closed On the I'D, and after an
absence of only three minutes, the Jury re
turned a verdict of murder in the first de.
gree, and the murderers were sentenced to
be hanged on Jan 81.
The exact population of Ohio, according
to the corrected returns, Is 2,684,0si.
The Central Pacific Railroad robbers
tried at Washoe City, were sentenced ia
the State Prison, as follows: Chapman. IS
years. Parsons, 20 years; Cockerell, %
years Squires, 30 years 0 months.
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Gold closed in New York on the eth a
1904.
The notorious Kit Burns, the Fourtl
Ward, New York city, mt.baiter, died or
the night of the Goth. His agony and con
iortions during the last few hours of hi,
existence are said to have been fearful.
The 25Oth anniversary OF the landing O.
the Pilgrims from the Maytlower was eel
ebated at Plymouth, Mass, on the e1st,
The mail bag known as the Agents
Pouch and made up for Washington, d
u, OF the Western mail ria Harrisburg
which arrived at Baltimore ON the 21st
was found the following morning In an
alley near the Post Office, cut open and
robbed Of its contents.
Mr.. Gaston's plurality for Mayor Of
Boston Is shown by the official returns To
be exactly 5000.
Fifteen hundred pounds of nltro.glyeer.
Inc exploded at the Hoosac tunnel on the
xSd John Velsar, the Superintendent,
was blown to atoms.
The number Of immigrants arriving Mt
the port Of New York from January / to
December e8, 1870, is eos, 1888; to the same
date in 1859 the number Of arrivals was
255, 449.
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In numbers there Is safety. 1t was upon ths
principle that the formula of JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS was prepared. DR.. Judson, intending
to spend a fortune in advertising his pills, submit
ted his recipe to the revision Of the most intelL-
gent and learned physicians of the age, and inc
result Is q simple but most eflcacious medicine.
the JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS. They puriy
the blood, remove all distractions, cleanse w
skin Of all pimples and blotches, and are perfecly
sure and safe In their operation. The JuDsoEs
MOUNTAIN HERB Pills cure Biliousness, FemMs
Irregularities, Headache. and many of the diseases
arising from impure blood and a deranged dlges
ton. Use the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
and when you have proved their virtue recommeng
them to your friends. They are both sugar-coa'e'
and plain. For sale everywhere.
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A FRENcHMAN named SETTLE has discov.
crcdamcthodo Of making bread directly from
unground wheat, without first grinding and
bolting il into flour. The making of bread
by this new system is n thrcc.fold pro
cess-namely, washing the wheat, fcrmen-
tation, and the final a~dmixture and favor.
ing. The grain is put in u vessel, covered
with water, and stirred until the lighter
grains and cxtraneous particles are either
dissolved or left floating on the surface.
The mass is then freed from the water, and
put into Il cylinder, like a nutmeg. crater,
whose revolutions remove the outer skin
of the grain, This IL all that is really nee.
essary 10 remove Next, the wheat thus
cleanscd is immersed in twice its own
weight OF water, heated to seventy. five de-
grees, to which has been added one part of
half dry yeast, and five or six ounces Of
glucose to two hundred parts Of water. 4
day s exposure to this bath secures the nee.
essary degree of absorption and fermenta.
ton, ana the color will also have been ey.
tncled from the exterior surface of the
grain. The water being then removed, the
wheat will moi b. far from white in color
Next the stitching mass is put through
rollers, which mash 1t into n glutinous
pulp, and mix regularly through the whole
Dulk OF all the remaining particles of skin
or bran. The dOugh-f0r such Il now is
Is then put into II trough, favored with
salt which has been dissolved in water, and
given an opportunity to absorb more water
II necessary, and then thoroughly kneaded
by hand, Nothing, now, Is needed but to
treat it just as flour dough is treated, and,
when sufficiently light, hand it over to the
oven. 1t Is claimed that by this process
the eater secures the entire nutriment of
the wheat, and that II produces ono.third
more bread than under the present system,
IT. IL probable that the bread thus made
VIII lack that Wilderness which Is so much
sought after by modest housewives. hut
then the result will be most nutritious.
Owing, however, TO the time consumed in
preparing the grain for the oven, It Is not
likely that this new process will for some
time TO come supersede the old fashioned
method of setting a sponge over night for
the next days baking.-Hedrh and Home.
-
"A lato number of the Commercial Ad-
%rertIser of Honolulu relates the fact that
one of the whale ships in that harbor re.
Gently captured a whale in the Ar,ic seas,
which had in its carcass a harpoon. This
harpoon was known to belong to q ship
which was at that time cruising In the
Northern seas, on the other side Of the con.
tlnent The whale had evidently passed
rom one open sea to the other by way of
the pole He must have found open water,
Tor even a whale must come upa 1t short in
tervals to blow. II is certain that the
Polar Sea is ~navigablo for whales from one
side OF the continent to the other. But
while 1t does not follow that ships would
the same track, the fact cited is one
considerable interest. Shipmssters may
be able to navigate the Polar Sea when
they know as much abo~utnavigation in the
high attitudes rs this whale with a har.
poon sticking in his back.
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PATENTs-During the year ending Sep.
TENDER SOth, 1870, there were filed In the
Patent Office i0,411 applications for pat.
ents, 1914 caveats, and 100 applications
for the extension of patents; 1909 pat.
ents, including reissues and designs, were
issued, 1904 rendered, and 1889 allowed,
but not issued, by reason of the o n.pay-
ment Of the final fees. The receipts of
the office during the fiscal year were S13,.
630,420 In excess of its expenditures.
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A GUEST at the American House, Nor.
wich,. Conn, recently lost a pocket book
containing $500. A servant found and
Immediately restored It, when the loser
manifested his gratitude by offering her a
reward Of forty cents.
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A NEW dodge Of the confidence men
and ~pickpockets on the railroad, is to steal
a travellers checks and present them to
the conductor, telling him they had their
pockets picked, and that he can hold the
checks as security for their ride.
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for ISL, for
distribution, gratis, throughout the United States,
and all civilized countries of the Western Hernis.
phere, will be published abou, the first Of January,
in the English, German, French, n Norwegian, Welsh,
Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish Ian
guages, and all who wish to understand the true
philosophy of health should read and ponder the
valuable suggestions 1t contains. In addition to an
admirable medical treatise on the causes, proven
ton and cure of a great variety Of diseases, it en-
braces q large amount of information interesting
to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, thefarm.
er, the planter. and professional man; and the cal
c~ulations have been made for such meridians and
ATTITUDES as are most suitable for a correct and
comprehensive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature. uses, and extraordinary sanitary e'
feets of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the staple
tonic and Alternative of more than half the Chris
tian world, are fully set forth Ia Its pages, which
are also interspersed with pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes for the household and farm, hu-
morOus anecdotes, and other instructive and mus
ing reading matter, original and selected. Among
the ANIMALS to appear with the opening o. INC
year, this will be one of the most useful, and MOI
he had for The asking The proprietors, Messis
Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt OF
two cent stamp, will forward a copy BY mail 70 any
person who cannot procure one in bis heigopof
hood. The Bitters are sold in every city, town anl
village, and are extensively used throughout w
entire civilized world.
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JUDGE GILLEspIE, Of the Madison and
81. Clair (Ill) Circuit Court, has sent
Charles Russell, a telegraph operator, two
years to tho P~enitentiary for forging the
name Of Q MI. Van Horn 10 q pass over
the Chicago, Alton q st. Louis Railroad,
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On the Goth the Board Of Managers an
pointed by the North Carolina House O
Representatives to conduct the impcach
mcnt Of Governor Holden, attended by tn,
Speaker and members of the House. pro.
ceeded TO the bar of the Senate, and for
mally submitted the articles Of impcach
ment. After the conclusion OF the pro.
ceedings, the Lieutenant Governor vacated
his seat az President of the Senate, and
shortly afterward took possession of the
Executive Office. Governor Holden made
no opposition to his taking possession Of
the Office.
The steamer Nick Wall struck a snac
ABOVE Grand Lake on the Mississippi river
on the night Of the Goth. The cabin, or
which was 900 barrels of pork and forty
wagons, fell In on the larboard side. Tween.
" lives are reported lost.
Inc Virginia Legislature adjourned on
the I'D, to meet again on the Cd of Jan.
uary.
The entire business portion Of Branden.
burg Meade county, KY, was DESTROYED
ny nre on. the morning of the 2od. Only
Lnfee business houses are left In the place,
Loss estimated at 100000; insurance,
$4,000.
Specials from vicksburg on the oed saw
nine cabin and fhirtv dab x...
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JENKINS undertook to quote poetry in
praise of woman, but got his authors
slightly mixed, as follows:
20 woman, In our hours Of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please;
But seen too oft, familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity, then embrace"
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p,srAsRp Lrxas .pr Gnr,r,vov :,

DISEASED LuNas ARE GREATLY ON AN Iscnr.s,
IN THts COUNTRY The sudden Changing !,
weather has dope much to give rise to Consumuiios'
But there are thousands OF eases who bring h ,.
by their own lmprudcnce-such as wearing dans
clothing, and going from the warm room fn,o N.
cold air, and checking the perspiration, whiI
CT ises irritation OF the Lungs and then matter 4,
ph.sgm will collect, which nature viii Inv "a
relieve ~ coughing It up, to prevent pustules nom
formibr II nature does not raise the matter WIN
ease, anu stop this Inflammation, tubercles wifi soon
form, and Consumption will soon follow. Allen,
Lung Balsam will cure and prevent Thousands n
cases OF Consumption II 1t Is only taken in time,
For sale by all Druggists.
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Personal and Literary,

The story that Jenny Lind and hel
husband have separated is contradicted.
Mrs, Alice Cooley, n sculptoress Of
Natchez, Miss, is working on a half-sizt
bust of General Lee.
There Is a woman in the Mahasks
county, Iowa, poor.house who has moi
been off her bed for thirty years. She is
80 years old, and blind.
"A. w. Dimock, 90 years old, is one Of
the great operators in Wall street. He
went there in 1865 a penniless youth, and
in two years failed for 81, 000, 900, He got
over that, and is now appraised at $4,000
900.
There is a young and handsome
woman in California who Is an engineer,
and runs a stationary engine to supply the
water-tankE of the place where she lives.
She can bring down a flying antelope with
her needle'gun equally well.
New York has in all about $3.50 law.
vers, engaged in practice. Some of the
more distinguished have in.
comes. David Dudley Field, for instance,
has a practice of almost fabulous value.
In n year he is said to Rave received
$4,000 0 from the Erie Railway.
The colossal statue of Shakespeare, for
the New York Central Park, upon which
Mr.. j. @, A. Ward, the sculptor, has been
engaged for the last two years, has lust
been completed 10 the clay. 1t is a most
majestic, impressive, and beautiful work
of art, and it is expected that 1t will be
ready to be put In its place on Shakspeare's
next birthday, the 23d Of April.
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PBussrNg's White Wine Vinegar 4 H..
mpcrb article for table use. warrantass

YouNo PuoT.-The jar uary NUM-,
Of this handsome new Chicago month";. fgf 49,.
u very brilliant. my Uncle's Watch,- a.
by VIM. Everett, author Of Changing Bass !,
"Double Play, promiser to equal either Of 49,.
popular works. Books and Reading By I,os.,,
Lairu Collier, Toms Christmas BY fIo,,S.
Alger, Jr., as we'll US "reminiscences Of An n
gineer-' are all capital. In fact, every article I.
good and the fun page Illustration excellent. b d
per annum. send stamp for specimen. Agents
wanted.
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Incidents and Accidents.

During the year 1870 twenty men and
boys were drowned at Dubuque, Iowa.
AN Indian boy and twenty.o one head Of
cattle were lately lost during a snow-storm
in Nevada.
"A little child of Matthew Molhert, Of
Merrimac, No, was devoured by hogs the
other day.
Mrs. Henry Clinton, Of Evansville,
Ind, used kerosene for starting a fire, and
was severely burned.
The straw in a barn.ysrd near Santa
Ciara, california, was set on fire by a
other day. NY
jacob. Hartley, sf Cincinnati -.
frosen 10 death the other morninc. n ia
toxicatcd.
"a mother and two children were mn
ovsr and killed By Z train "a me NV
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The RemurkahIe hi an.r,io.

Of BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs have been
thoroughly tested since first introduced. The
demand for them has steadily increased, and
purely upon their owB merits, they have
found favor with those who, from Pulmopa-
ry, Bronchial, or Asthmatic complaints, re.
quire them. For Coughs and Colds they are
etlicacious.
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A Morning Visit. MIS-. Graham.-Kate, where
your mctlier, tIis morning? Kate She Is in the kitchen
making mince pies. Mrs. G.-Why. Kate; You surprise
me! Mrs. Crocker told me only a few days ago that se
was quite sick, and not allie to be about kate.-0h yes
she has been quite sick; but the day after Mrs. =. va
here, ma sent for a bottle of PLANTATION BrTrRRs, ana
charm, and ma says she Is better and stronger than she
has been for years. She thinks 1t the hest medicine N We
world, and wants me to take some, but 1t "a so awful pt
ter | do not like It. have taken II several times, Dull
gives me such an appetite that l tell ma her mince Ply
will not last long. Mira. G.-Good morning, KATE; uivs
my love to yoHr mother, and tell her she il safe 50 long "
she has PLANTATION BrrTRRs in the house.
Sea Moss Farine from pure irish Moss, ir blsnc
Mango, Piddings. Custards, Creams, &c. &c. Inc cheap
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