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A GENTS WANTED-($225 A MONTH"; by the
II AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.
my LOW Boston, Mass, or st. Louis Mo.
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foods per New York. Philadelphia, or Baltp,ore
ste imers, Railroad or Express, to care r. H. Haven.
ner aenera Agent at Alexandria, will be forwarded
Camn,rtstfan 49, e ~. commission.
Hamilton, and sill Intermediate stations, at low
NATHANIEL HAYS
e-v General Superintendent,
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No. 3
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, for the Western District of Virginia.
In the matter of Abram Linder, BANKRUPT
10 bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned.
WIN Page, OF Abingdon, Washington co'ty, Virginia
hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee
OF the estate OF Abram Under Of Washington oo'ty
in said district, who was, on the I'd day of March
ISL, adjudged bankrupt on his own petition by
the District Court of said district
Dated Abingdon, Va May "a, 1871
my 26-Th5w WA PAGE Asa;~naa,
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs,

GRAND LODGE.
W; u. wade, Grand Chancellor Lingan B. Allen.
Vice Grand Chancellor II. O. G. Hartman. q. r.
and O. B.; j. b. Vaughan, G. Banker. Representa-.
yves to the Supreme Lodgo-W. Ii. Wade, d. W.
Bohanon, William ]. Tyson.
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I'm THE DISTRICT o oaS1 op rur ,x,mu,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIRE UNITED
STATES for the Eastern District of Virginia.
In the matter of William Il. Howle, bankruut-in
bankruptcy.
TO Whon II May Conoern:-The undersigned
jacob Oohn, OF Henrieo county, Va, hereby gives
VIM H. Howle of Henrico city, In said district, who
was, on tho 18th day of APRIL 1871, adjudged bank
rupt upon his own petition by the District Court of
said district. "
Dated Richmond. Msy 18th, 1871
my 2f-ssw JACOB C0HN, Assignee
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OLD PAPERs. (uneut),
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evening State 9onrnat.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1871.
Baby's Day.


BY LUCY IARoUM.
Open your eyes mamma
Day soon will begin;
Open your eyes, mammal
Il want to look in.
Yesterday, dear mamma,
Out of your eyes
There peeped two little boys
just of my size.
Are they there now, mamma?
Whose can they be?
And do you love those boys
As you love me7
Don't feed me any longer
Not another minutel
Does my mouth look pretty, think,
With great spoon in it2
ifyou people speak the truth,
l am sweet enough;
There's no need of choking me
With your sugary stuff!
Mamma, where are you?
You are the sweet
Nicer than all
They Gao give me to eat.
Here come to you
Toes, fingers and feet
Have you kiss or two
Growing for me?
Where do you hide them ?
Please let me see
Now | shall steal them
One, two and three.
What is the next thing
For baby to do?
Duckie, think
I'll go swimming with you.
Doggie, look sharpl
Aud if we get drowned,
Fish us both out,
You comical hound.
ok, we'll on our travels go,
re two feet, don't hold me SOL
my shoes won't walk bit
own upon the floor I'll sit.
you think I've had fall,
,u're mistaken, that is all
1t why will this old house shake,
cry single step take?
Nv get out my pony, Dick
hoa! Gee up there where's my stick 2
7er the world and ava to the moon,
ever old Dick, we must get there soon,
the barley candy will all be sold,
I'd we can'tbuy gingerbread horse for gold.
the sand blows in my eye,
re is Noddy's Isle close by;
ld-don't tell me that flo l.
ok, it looks just like my crib.
'od night, Pompl trot away
e done riding for to-day,
ID hear my mother sing,
rect, sweet as any thing
SONG.
My baby shall go
To the Island of sleep,
Where soft little dream-waves
Around him will creep.
And when the moon rises,
Away in her boat,
While the stars rowing races
All night he shall float.
And when mornings red horses
Spring out of the sea,
AS swift as sunbeam
He'll come back to me.
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FUr IurIIer INFORMATION, apply to
JOHN +. VAELEER, Jr.
Ticket Agent, 901 Chestnut street
FRANCIS FUNK,
Ticket Agent ll6 Market street
SAMUEL IL. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the depot.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Estates for the District of Virginia.
In the matter of Samuel Walround, bankrupt--in
bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned
wharton, OF Bedford county, Virginia, here.
by gives notice OF mis- appointment assignee of the
estate OF Samuel Walrouno, of Bedford county. in
said district who was, on the 25th day of April,
1871, adjudged bankrupt on his own petition by
the District court of said district.
Dated Liberty, Va, June 9th, 1871.
Je7-WSw Il WHARTON, Assignee.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States for the Western District of Virginia
In the matter of Isaac Musseiman, bankrupt--in
bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern THE undersigned.
Frederick w Bruce, of sperryvile, Va. hereby gives
notice OF his appointment as assignee of the
estate Of Isaac Musselman, in said district who was
on the - day of -, 1871, adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition by the District court of said district
Dated Sperryvllle, Va, May &C. 1871
FREDERICK II BRUCE.
Je'-"oW Assignee.
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Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted. On
sunday this train will leave Richmond at $50 O'Clock
g. m; arriving at West Point at S:4l a. m and re-
turning, leave West Point at $40 D. m and arrive at
Richmond at $50 p. M thus enjoying fine salt water
bathing In commodious bath-houses. Fare for the
round trip, 81 rs.
:, trains connect daily Sundays excepted) at West
all points North and West. "N1
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore $500,
Through Bills of Ladng given to ali points North
forwarded. Ff"'
Persons going by this route get good nights
rest on most comfortable boats, with tables unsur.
passed by any, and arrive in Baltimore in time for
Northern and Western trains
The Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached
lsundays and Mondays excepted. will leave Rich.
mona at o. m; arrive at West Point at 1870 M
Leave West Point Sundays and Mond vs. excepted
at l ?. M; arrive at Richmond at 4:4o p. m.
round trip ticket will be sold from Richmond
to West Point good to go down on SATURDAY and
return on MONDAY, for sl75. Good hotels are
prices. ~
J. NJ. TURNER, Freight Agent,
j. l.. TAYLOR, Ticket gent. my3I
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ID PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIMETABLE,

On and after MONDAY. December g. 1870. the
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will
run 40 follows:
WESTWARD
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIIpoAn.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, May 30s, 1871,
iHANdE OF sCHEDULE-DAILY LINE.
On and after MAY 30, 1871 the TRAINS on This
road will run as follows: ~ '''''
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave West Point daily 900 M
Arrive at Richmond 81 . Io.5S q :
Leave Richmond ..... am :, -,
Arrive at West Point ,.....,............. as e "
FREIGHT TRAINS, WITH PASSENGER can
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M ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE SHORT MIDDLE ROUTE to the Lehigh and
and Interior New York, Elmira, Buffalo CORY Roch.
ester, the Great Lakes and the Dominion of Canada.
WINTER ARRAN CEMENT,
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HRsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIIRoAp

W M. N. BKAGU, 81
J. NJ. TURNER. Freight Agent,
j. L. TAYLOR, Ticket A gent. nv
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AovEL ~TANATIos.

Senator Morrill, Of Vermont, has de-
viscd "a novel scheme for discouragiug
Office hunters, and incidentally to add
10 the public revenues. lie proposes
Il tax of one dollar upon every appli-
catian for an appointment where the
Office j. not worth less than II 1000 per
annum. aud the same amount on each
signature on petitions to bc presented
to the President, or heads OF the de
partmeutS. II this rule were executed
10 tine letter, il onght to soon pay oh
the national debt. The right 10 petit
ton. however. is too well secured 10y
the Constitution to be justly made the
subject OF taxation. The next thing
might he a proposition To tax a pcti.
ton for a redress OF grievances. IfalI
the protests against the abuses in this
Government were made the object o
taxation. there would not be money
enough I'm the country to nay them OF
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brought upon it Al any time, and the
equitable right perfected, and made
complete by Judgment, and decree oil
Court.
Mitchell, il is believed, obtained his
patent in fraud of the state, and for
this reason the patent may be attacked
i'm the United States Court, and finally
annulled and set aside.
Finally: All this talk about dispos-
sessing the State, etc, is either the
puerile twaddle of a fool, or the Gun
ming device OF a knave. Every sane
man knows hat the State cannot be
turned out of its prison property by
process of law, and specially upon a
personal judgment against Singer
land.
! warn members Of the Legislature,
that the object of the Enterprise j.
twofold: First, to malign certain state
officers; second and chiefly, to create
the belief that the prison i finally lost
to the state; thus inducing terms with
Tres Iway. admoDish them To wait
until this litigation i finally settled,
! before making terms with the plum
/ dercrs.'' RuEr. NJ. CLARKE.
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EUROPE

European new OF late has been very
mcagrc and very dull. The only no
ticab!e point yesterday was the arrival
~ the new King Of Spain at Madrid.
The dispatches represent the cnfhu~i-
assn general, and the welcome warm.
With prim'> fate before him. however,
King Amadeus dynasty i MOI per-
icrtly insured. The war goes OH as
usual, with skrmishing in various
portions of France. and no decisive re-.
suits. Paris holds out, and the GOV
eminent sends jules ttyre to the con-
ference at London. There X the usual
talk about "a grand sortie. aud d~i>~ati>-
faction with Trochu bccaut,c ne doe,
not make one. We ltavcai<o a rumur
from Berlin rs e. King Williams i'll
tcn,ions when he captures Paris. II is
said hc will not enter Paris when il
capitulate~. bu. will garrison the sur
rounding forts for two years. and hold
Al,ace. Lorraine and other provinces
and keep the communication open bc
tween Paris and Berlin. until a proper
Government can be instituted ir
France. All this * very well. hut tn,
announcement would look better aftcl
Paris i captured.
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.ASD STILL THEY COME"

II vas predicted that when the san
Domingo resolution appeared in the
House, our Representative would have
something To- say or do. True TO the
prediction We find among the dis
patches that MIR. Fitch has given no
tice Of amendments 10 the senate Joint
resolution relative 10 che commission
20 Dom.nica, and extending it, appli-
cation to tuba. Really we have as
much business with one n the other.
and very little at present with either.
The time may come ut some period
IN the future, when the acquisition of
all the islands oncircling the caribbean
sea may be polite. The time has not
arrived yet, and will not in this gen
Grafton. This people and government
have all they Gun bear To aSsimilatc
the diverse aud homogeneous popula-
lions already foamiug and bubblinp
within tire borders. Uncle sam has
taken in several billions of blacks 81
late, and they are aboutall his stomach
can digest during the lifetime Of thi,
generation. Some other generation
NAV bc able To bolt ~. Domingo AND
Cuba, aud survive the operation. and
even thrive on it, but we've had
enough.
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Tfif. UTAH MINES.

\ correspondent OF the Sacramento
Record, writing from the East Canyon
mines, Ophir City. Utah, says there
has been no regular lodcs or veins vet
found in Utah. The metal Is found i'm
deposits, or pockets of chloride ore,
some Of which assay very hi-a. These
sometimes run to lodes. hut then they
change their character and run 10
what Is called loose metal.
or this class oil ore the sulphurets
predominant, consisting Of galena,
rich in silver, and iron pyritc>, and
some contains gold. The geological
formation OF the country i limestone,
stratilied occasionally with a little
sandstone and some quartzite. black
and gray spar. There i a plenty of
scrl5bv pine and cedar on the hills.
Prospecting - going on lively, though
there j., now too much snow on the
hills for extended operations. lie says
Of ophir city:
This city - fast improving-houscs
are going up daily, new 60 open
iaw and new t.,cc~.Sccu oa the streets
daily and arriving, the latter "A good
spriukiin@ uf our N,"tla and Caliior-
uit c-ouutunanre~. ANA we learn oi
more coming. Let me advise them L.
come slowly. The Utah mines are
certainly rich and extensive enough To
make all creation millionaires. We
] Inv. 4T4iTs .f nnfnh4r 4f ~afrg-
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SHOULD uE LOOKED AFTER.

Mr.. Morton has given notice in the
United States Senate that on next
Monday he will call up the bill for
roimbursiug the States for money adj
vauccd during the rebellion. This
would seem 10 be a proper time to
consider the claim presented by the
state of Nevada for expenses incurred
In raising volunteers during the war.
The amount was stated by GOV. Bias
del in hiS late message 10 be Sl95,SO
These expenses are u just charge
against the General Government, and
ought to be paid. If an appropriation
could be obtained for this, or even one
half OF this amount, it would fill ont
the State Treasurer strong box TO lie.
cen: proportions.
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THE LeGI>LArURE.-Thc question
was discussed in both Houses yester-
day, whether an adjournment could
be legally effected until nex Monday,
under the Constitutional provision
limiting the period to three days. the
opinion prevailed that it would not be
safe to adjourn until to-day. Prob
ably both Houses will adjourn this
morning until Monday. There can be
but lit,Ic business transacted until
after the Inauguration OF the Cover
nor.
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NOTICE.

rF,IE BOARD or EXAMINATION IN AND
for Orri-bv county. Neyait, Will meet att"'
District school House. in Carson CITY, 'n Thur
Law. January 3, 1871. ut 10 o'clock "a. IN ir the
purpa-e II examining applicants Tor the i%o-ition
IL teachers in the District school in said Carson
civ. CHARLES MARTIN,
Secretary Board Trustees School District No /,
orrshy county. la"-td
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ASSEMBLY,
TuURSDAy..T Ian

THURSDAY. Jan. >. 1871. .
The House met pursuant o adjourn
ment-Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll called, all present except Ar.
Barber.
Prayer by Rev. J. ID. Hammond,
Chaplain.
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THE Oakland Transcript gives cur
rency to the report that Hon. Thomas
Fitch will take up his residence in
Utah after the 18th Of March, with a
view of becoming q permanent resi-
dent Of that Territory.
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WE make room for an interesting
and very spicy letter from Attorney
General Clarke, relative to the state
Prison, and an article in the Enter
prise. The public will thus have the
benefit of both sides of the subject.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-06

THE next session of the Maine Leg
islature will be the fiftieth held in that
state.
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commission appointed NJ last session
To prepare and report for adoption a
Civil Practice Act.
Mr.. Potter raised a point Of order that
no Judiciary Committee had been ap-
pointed, and that therefore TO refer
could be made to it.
Chair ruled the point not well taken.
and the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Wagner offered a resolution au-
thorIzing the ~crgean Arms 70 pro-
eur a clock for the use of the Assem-
Div.
Mr.. Manning offered a resolution.
Scrgcaut-at-Arm> Ia leave one copy of
each Bill ordered printed on the desk
of each member, and two copies NJ the
Office of the Secretary Of State.
\ message was received from the
Senate transmitting a bill just passed,
IA to {, an Act entitled an Act toamend
an Act to create Boards of County
Commissioners and define their pow
erS. authorizes Boards in addition
to former powers which are recited. to-
offer rewards for dcfiulting and ab-
Scundiug county oiic"r-.l
Mr.. Tenant moved that the rules
he suspended. hill read bv title. con
sidcrcd ~cugrO>Scd. PASSED To third
reading and placed upon it. passage.
MIR. Lockwood objected: he thought
that everything should take the rc-u-
lar course: that every bill should be
committed. printed and laid upon the
desk of each member and carefully
examined, that members could vote
intclligcntly.
MIR. Tenant urged his motion. rs
Lewis ZOOS o~ylAultlhE county Irtil~-
urcr OF W hiic Pine, was understood TO
Ice ia san Francisco intending to 20 To
Mexico, with which country we have
an ~cNtradltion treaty.
yyouIB NOT na s,ai.,aut T., -. ia.
ease.
Savage and Williams coHcurrcd i'm
the views of Mr.. Lockwood.
Mr.. Truuaut, To avoid the objections
to special legislation. Thought tine bill
should pass as ii cam from the sen
ate.
Mr.. Williams would favor the hill.
ia order tp save White Pine. it the drI-
e-ati"n from that county would a@rr.'
/" Lht fciH"at uni Fe'.~t"n OF lh@ htll
no,9r' tA, '''>'' ~. 'N' session
Nj i1iliatil >'.' 'h.N Wound.
L"C '"'''',i t"''' IF' "t'.'' ann me
~
M. "h.athi~ h''t'i I" a~lt'.''.i 10y
striking ".t $50 Hl'i'a "t section l. a-
authorized '.nrli'~.uller~ To "tler re-
wards Tor parsons charged wan i"'-
"ur, ~"ther"t~e tit.n a~ ~d"itultlu.
county "t1rl2t--
ON ma.son, tt" Iuti WIS referred iu
81 special commute" oi 90 Mr.. Vii
lia4u> SEQ amended and reported back.
Repur. received and committee dis.
charged.
MIR. Beck moved thI, the bill hc re.
icrrcal 10 "a special committee of one
with instructions to amend SD g- Q,
read, after the words ''as follows,
section s."
The bill wa~ referred 10 MIR. Beck
vino reported back - Instructed, ant
was discharged.
The bill theu pt~scd-aye>. 40; noes
1; declined To- NO,e, | l~ito-au#; ab
sent, J..
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a,'" -, 49, = -,
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The wetbkunwu RItttrt Ftll" Manufacturers os
New York, have established at
81 Market -. SAN Francisco.
An extensive branch uf their business. where they
rrats-r Co. keep constantly uu hand the
aud m',; complete a--ortuient Il
Billiard Tables. Cloths, Cues, Etc, on
this coast.
THE TABLES ave IF the latest styles and size
rsceutiy adopted 20 the Es~terrl States are mauu-
faetur-l in ths best possible manner, and fur
ai-hssi with rHELANfS LATEST
Cushions.
The new imposition Billiard RiIl made by the
HYATT Manufacturing 10 81 Albany y. Y tn.
be>; substitute frr isary vet discovered. For sale
only by ". pric" ~ per set.
Al goods >ull will DC ufthe best quality. aud tho
rFice> fully q. low a. any other house Ia the buei-
Ht.-.
Parties visiting The city are invited to visit ouE
warrrouHl- aud INSPECT our stock,
GE T. rHELAN, 81 Market 81.
y. Il. The public are notified that no other
arttrs on the Pacific cutst have the right to sci.
I phrItu'- Cushions. ucls-3m
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" HI.pfr. t#ry.| January 3. jo The wiz.
Oh. Mr.. Isabel. 20 ~pu.
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BILLIARDS.!
PHELAN G. C0LLENDER
5II mRrkr, 81. san Frnnciscs

The weiLknowu Rinitri Table Manufacturers, Of
New N-Ik. have e.llhIi.hed at
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-23
The Laundry.

THE sticking of starched clothes to the
smoothing iron is one of the most vexa-
tious things with which the laundress has
to contend. This is partly owing to the
adulterations in the starch, for which there
is no remedy but to obtain good article.
Starch gloss is used more to prevent this
sticking than for the glossy surface which
it pretends to give The latter is rarely,
if ever, obtained in perfection without
polishing iron and machinery. So, dear
ladies, do not waste your time and
strength in pursuit of it.
/ learned this from woman once en-
ployed in the laundry of shirt and col
lar factory. She said also that the only
gloss they used was hard soap. They
shaved it off and boiled it up in the
starch. She starched her wet clothes in
this, dried them, and then, if wanted
very stiff, dampened them by dipping
them into cold starch in which little
soap had been dissolved, spread them be,
tween dry towels, rolled tight, for halfan
hour, and ironed smooth. L have long
used this in various ways, and find it al
ways good. / prefer white soap.
If the clothes are already stiff, | damp
en- by mercy dipping them in soapy
water. Care of the irons has much tC
do with success. They should not be per
mitted to stand on the stove to receive
slops from the cooking. When not il
use they should be kept in dry place
If the face is once rust-eaten, it is IRE
trievably injured. If rusted, however
rub them on emery or brown paper, bu
not on salt, as this tends to more rust
Beeswax may be used freely at any time
rubbing it on the hot face of the iron
and then rubbing the iron thoroughly oil
cloth or brown paper. Some laundresse
always do this before putting an iron t.
starched surface Home and Health
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-23

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR DECEMBER.
A HOLIDAY NUMBER.-The following are
the embellishments: The Jumping Jack-a
fine steel plate; Steel-plate title page-a
tableau picture; Colored Fashion-plate, con-
tanning six elegant figures; Fancy Christmas
Doll-printed in colors; Dressed for the
Christmas Party-a tinted picture; Colored
plate of Lingerie; Children's Fashions-six
designs; Preparing for Christmas-an allie
gorical picture; Fancy Dresses for Children
six designs. In addition to the above spe-
cial embellishments will be found the usual
later designs on the extension sheet, and
useful designs in the Work Department.
The literary department is filed with inter
csting stories from the pens of Marion Har-
land, Mrs. Hopkinson, Miss Frost, Sue Ches-
nutwood, Louise Barton, and Belle s. vii
son. The poetry is by Sue Murdock, Carrie
D. Beebee, John S. Reid, Clarence F. Buhler,
and others. In the receipt department will
be found variety of useful receipts suited
to the festive season; and in the Juvenile de-
partment amusements for the holidays.