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m s {.,y H., q ~ lsIl ., ,. a nsss s,ss ~
Addiction sorc long ime she bore.
Phfscisns vain
Til iesth did come and call Der bono.
And ease beT Of her pain.
Of Judge Bossorh =, the residence Of his
father july o. l,Il sgd 81 years -
Friends Of ihe family aud TIE deceased invited 70 send
COOTBY-In Brookyn July % chosr, nf,ntu william Poisrc
oCspt r. IA H. g. COOtey, sgd soos sna - dsya
DASAS-July %, Wibsm n. Dsyss. a.
Seyentbsv Friends Of a. mi', members OF 81 Cedis
5,T NO ''' Union No. ''' 'D' TO '''''''' SO
ST CsCnB LODGE No S5s p and A. M-Brethr.s. YO.
hereby summoned attend special communication tho LOtsoo
59 Broadway sunday the jOh Jl 70 asssl
''''' " WV p siiERwIS M..t.r
DUSHAMA uston tho adson on wedaesi.y July s Biv,S
W. Dgubsm in the 18th yesr Of hisazs
b.. late reigncs Ig,oB on Ssriay 2S inst AZ J35p D "a,
Train leaves Ibreb s. Depot returning leaves Irv'0g9s 81
5.5pm
FIsCH-rn West Gcran, oclocE Friday morning Jolly t
Cshsh0e vito hyron Finch sssi O. 10 moSA, ana
The relative, feris mir respectfully invited
Che funeral a. heI late residence Coaaudae, wes Aorrs4na
Sunday the 3olh inst At ~ 80 O'Clock p
GBBRT-On Thursisy morning. July 2 81 tho residence on
Curtis Fowler Gilbert
70 place bis pore1s residences
to morrow (5storj,yl afternoon IsOccch
HERBRRTOn Tha5y Ae 2h inst, Catherine Car,0n wife Of BlAs
R ,od friends nyited g ,s9d o funeral service. % g B. ls.
m. Remain, all be taken TO Freehold, N j.. fOs nerneah
RUSSELL-SaiIeDy Juy n Ps,ssc N j. Bd sophs ohiI
child Of wisn and h,p O. Ro''el sgd months sods
Notice Of funeral a afternoon papsr,
VAN BBURBE On Friday. July g. Ami, T.. wife H.or VI.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WBBDBNIn Brookyn Tbur,lp evening July b. Of eonss
ton Of the heart Nj Joseph Weeien 10 ne tsh year Of b s
from bis .e residence no 9 uniersL, on sunday july w. al
O'Clock p
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ITALIAN UNITY CELEBRATIoN-A PARADE AND
A PICNIC.

The representatives of the 10000 Italians IN
tb, CITY announce their intention to celebrate the ri-
umph of national unity in their native lahd Dy street
parade and festival at bnlzers LaSa Ner rafA aug
- M, C,,,oiftee Of Arrangements disoaim any inten-
~ NJ giving ofense TO Irish Roman Catholics, or OF re-
iojrnr az the fall of the temporal power Of The Pope,
@ no resoived 10 carry out their plans In the face OF
ali csttion and To ask Mayor Hall to review them.
The lprocession as now planned, will bo formed as
follows: . -, po...ouoI t,.u,, So.,o., Ca
oi-a IL Lnlons EflkVlnz0 i,I'1i company OF ohh f'
ns & Ing ssR OF one Italian cities societies cirisge
~ n IeSsaoIier are Italian militia. armed with riied
nhi,cs marching t0 the music OF buges, and wearing
Jr bue coats and felt has with long green feathers
TIoin0 the Bersa gieri Will be society bearing the
I,i,an netinnai cooTz without the royal Insignia but
Win the device Roma Capitale d'ltalia" Among
.hnr teatrrcs OF the procession will be corps OF 200
gii hovs dressed rs soldiers and carrying toy guns
nd upe banner OF ancient Rome, Inscribed with the tg-
nTes of Ronuius and hehus ai'd their foster MOTHER
the wolf.
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the wagon Kendall was inst resumng sitting posture,
and he Immediately informed them that he had been
robbed but when OF the boys proposed TO relieve
him Of the gag no objected saying that he wished 10
hbt az the police station. Tho punderng OF the safe
was made oasy the messeugor, after taking ont
tie package directed 10 Mrs. Larln. left tho saio un
locked.
la addition 10 the $3.50 ~ in money, $4,000 worth Of
railroad bonds which had been directed 10 tho Kansas
Pacific Railroad stolen. These however, viii be Of
no value TO the thieves
The package Addressed 20 Mrs. Larkn was Nfterward
opened and found 20 contain nothing but some bs Of
Oil paper. n evidently Stal' 10 93g sna wagon
INTO The Inar.i lDnnlitY.
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r,,r nrMrYrEp GIRL MURDERED IN MARYLAND.

An account was published, about six weeks
o,o of the shooting OF q wandering and apparently
crazv Young girl lonely road near Baltimore The
men WHO committed the outrage seem to have done 1t In
a at OF fright while hunting for supposed chicken
thief, disguised as woman being confronted py inc
,.,ad g,rl they fired and fled. Her body was found
h tia roadside next morning Last Thursday the fol
lowing note left at the once OF ihe Bahb,o'e sun
,b. bohs q william DohsIy bhehlayer Of Wash
10 be iS y.ort.r call at No 90 Hason Mr. Nc
m f,riture des particulars concerning Miss DoheJ
w" "a ~ S,, of Friday reporter interviewed Mrs
,,'WaTns who ia quite an intelligent woman oi lish
in.ti Mrs McManus states that the moment she read
' ~, SIN n description of tho murdered woman sho
~ u ,viuced that IL could DO 40 VtAer psTsJu iEHh
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Contractors will be interested in the proposals
., ,ho ci,v of New-Hayen for building sewers.
The number of rag-pckers in the streets OF
-, g., ns,derably diminished since the entrance OF
,h ,overnment troops Before the siege by the fr3- @
INNS there we're 10000 of these rag pskers, nou
fr1m the Pre- lecture OF Police; but AZ present
mere s are barely 2OO0 and they are old men ana "oen
Officer Kelly of the Ninth Brooklyn Precinct went
% s house Of John Kveoy in Fourth ave. nea, ia ns
sbs attacked ooer Kicking hn In The bead ana
gIn lie escaped and returning aterSani VITA ne Oheis
se,e T., and John Moaahsn the leader OF The ruaes Ibe
keI a to
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OUTDOOR SPORYS
TIE TURF.
LONG BRANCH RACES.

IDNI bhNNIII TtHIT7F
Lone BRANCH, July 25.-The August meeting
OF tho Monmouth Park Racing Association conmenco5
on Tuesday next Nearly 100 horses at Che track.
taking their daily exercise The track Ia In good cOnii
ton. Tho mocting will continue flye days, The follow
ns IA tine programme:
First Drp-Frst TIu,s two miles, fof III 8eooh1
Raer Pure; mile Third Rice-Ibc COnInent'l
lojel Stakes mile heats, tnree-yearO1s
Spd DlyIr-t RaceThe Thospian Stakes hfesquars OF 4
mile old colts Second RceSng lSacs and hail
niles for all Third Rscs-fbs Mansion House STAKES SOn
he Tor esrold colts
Third Day-FTsi RlcsTho Wst Eni Hotel ska' two mll M
old flies renewal Of The ho1nonih Oas Ss the winner
Of The Monmouth STAKES I've pound, ettrl Second h,oe
$50 mile heats for al ages Fnf ace-Ibo Tsmmaoy Cup three
miles, for All syes
Forh Ddg-Prsi Rac8-Tl, August STAKES nile 5 ,os and
fes E0eios Second RHreiha Robbins stakes tao nile h'sts
for eo sol he, hcs!arolis Thrl RsceSo.ng uss .Home
dash, fOr sl age,
Fh Day-Fr,l Rac,Ssp', Chase H,nic,p sbost trsemie,
M s ssopnj Rsoelncbp Purse mle het.s ~ al ae'
RtClHso Rsce-CVus0iatoh
Purse for J-aioa horses, ell lsoS
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nrrsoN,1-.nY IELEGRAPH.

Joseph Conway Browne leading S,&3on. was
buried al sI N YESTERDAY With Imposing hs'onc ceremonies
80. Major j. NJ Brownson. lately ID oohniah'i ot n,
fever contracted while in camp
Brig Cen j. Il. Boyle died suddenly In Lonls-
NJ of ,popery aged So leading lawyer and one the
most prominent energetic citizens Of Louisville ha was
% nan public enterprises He the chief mover In ,
AZ Tie ne o( his President Of e Evansville lien ei li
Sssbye Railroad recently completed lie vas ~ Que Lm' A"y
j, L L.utYst
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bnd Whiting Griswod, 70 give him tho 6eneht
meets This Ia not very important news, even n true
and but for the superstye folly OF the boiling ProhD-
tioniss last year, should not expect ~ 20 become
true But there are s0no indications that Butler VIII Try
10 recruit the Fastann soldiers that marched 10 COVeh
try Last year with Wendell Phillips and viii hoh re-
Of these forces for the sake OF striking terror INTO
Republican hearts just before The 27h OF Beptember
We certainly hope he will do 40. for II would hnish all
there Is left OF tho General Republican candidate Tor
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GERMANS SUSTAINING THE SUNDAY LAWS.

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-A meeting of German
Protestant cergymen and laymen, representing fifteen
different German congregations, held this morning
TO take action against tho repeal OF the Sunday laws
The meeting embraced OF the most influential Ger
man ministers and citizens They determined to inau-
gllrate a German movement IN opposition to the repeal
claiming the leaders in the antSaDbath organization 40
not represent as much OF the German sentiment as
tsl..I mod
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THE AGRICULTURAL EDITORS IN KANSAS.

LEAyENwoRrH, July 2S.-The New York agrl-
cultural editors arrived at Leavenworth last mEht
where they were entertained with banquet AZ "nich
many OF tho representative men OF Kansas maae
speeches the afternoon the editors were e'Vo ''
through the city and to Fort Leayenworth IN eaIiages
The farmers and frutgrOwers IN TINS Niclty NAY So
i'm specimens OF the production Of the soil ioi tle p
tion Of the party The editors are mghIy uens"'o WV"
Kansas and leave for Denver tomorrow
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AIABANiA.
1Iow srN. wARNUE's APPOINTMENT IS RECEIVED
IN. MnNIIL.

From re Nolrs 7r}na
President Grant has shown lls confidence an
80, Usrr and his appreciation of the services lac has
iorG tba country both during and suCe the Vylr, ny
ppoirtuc him Collector of Customs at Mobile. We be
~ th.t bv tbis net the President has followed the
he- oF uine-tenths OF an tie Republicans OF Alabama
ms il certainly the case n the past can be taken as
rrert guide by which the present may be E1eed. Inc
Japuhrln Of the Legislature OF 6s elected HIM 10 the
United states Senate; and in 1870 an overwhelming ma
fy of the publcaus in the Legislature, including,
r we mistake not every Republican chosen in the elec
ou Immediately preceding the Senatorial contest. Voed
e. rofrrt him 10 the senate. II Is also we'll known that
he was largely instrumental in shaping the course OF the
Irp.uictu state Convention last year.
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PdNSENGERS ARRLVFD

FROM 'AyANSAH-Ia sc,usip virgo Juy 2}-wn Rove Nm
Wm ponss Nia hsls 3ol,s BIsBs1 lr G.pt Niit, srI
cld Miss a. %. r. Brigham. ~ B'yha@ O. RN',y ~
Wii.ag AIn, Mrs J VlLsg sn3 .fvart Fsksrt,
hrs At,-oh B symoa. Wm P1,ar.g Cb. ~,sap ss II a.
Gel. s.Il Aas Pe sD8 cAiI. ~ h5nfry Eo.1eT = y.
g.s1l
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BASE BALI.
OLYMPIC Va. HAYMAKERs.

About 1000 people witnessed, yesterday, the
fourth elauponship game between these clubs OH tho
Union Grounds Tho first match between them resulted
IN a victory for tho Oympics By scoro of 10 to g. and
the second game was won by the Oympcs by score OF
II 90 The third game tie. to g. and the fourth
cmo ended In a victory for the Haymakers by score
OF 10 ~ G. The Troy nine Ou-feldcd ana outbatlHh
their OppOneDts In deadbalp game. and won credi
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Gpefidl Not,tes

Astounding Ring Frauds.
STARTLING EXPOSURES
CONNOLLY'S SECRET ACCOUNTS.
NEW.YORK TIMES EXTRA.
SATURDAY, JULY @
GERMAN AND ENGLISH EDITION.
Tie NBw.Y0BK TINES will publish on SATURDAY MKT {.
sheet continuing comprehensive resume Of h the facts snz
figure. published that Journal exposing Astounding operations
HALL CONNOLLY Co in connec0a With The conT'c1 Tor Cf
and County work article s he printed the English and Ger
man languages and will be accompanied By analytical tables and ps
explanations large crSs edition will bs pno.lei Sssssen s
seul in their older, once ,nl Cor sDy number Of copea
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LATEST SHIP NEU5
Pgr ohsr ship Ee'gs ser m sd e'1get
A RNsINI

ARRIVED.
'e.rs9p Daa,u ~ a. gs. tuY .. sni soahsmpo.
10 h. with nd,s AMI 1j7 pes, 20 Otrohs Co
S8anstip Vso BJy savannah Jgy b. Fb mi.s al psE u
M1r FerrsS 50.
BAH Isle o. 5lyo Of - jo 3D. Poi De~sf's % i,p sa
-.
Brig a. 0n 5s,io y iaJs, va Nan9s1 E0.;s JOY
a.. " cgf
Brf Lsur, B. 81 John N ~ Moor s.gn II Jay. sn
TnOasSci
Brig Light Bo..on Higgins Ponce P q F" iaJ' sD
sssr snd molss-,s
.caoosyp,-I,,vsn AVID oo,st0i.S
ID. Sawyer. fupbsihporE OIts. lufht -'r
Au, 3l Pot johnson Nia. th.ilrn.s,s, Fjf jObas,a
BELOW.
ship Pnms Dom, buni. Liverpool June - vtl fr's;
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,rOS Jolly 1Arused .nshp tSba Liverpool sol
bafA Winl-sri T)m ound.-..aI.
ssyANShH g. Jly 11lesr,d T. W H. Wh.e. for Jset
songe loaded Tot boston sE b. Mann for jsckoay odei Zoe
rhilaielph.
CHARLK,TcS s O. Iuiy 2s-S,lei ste,usp P,,on Biu
bsrk James Mrf ir iort9n Ie1nir a. ff Bosts1
san RtANCIs1O july 2iIbe br GtUli Tahiti hA
stn,ed
FOREIGN PORTS.
LosDo, I1y 2rbs Anchor ,ts,l,bD sio,sn Cspt
KAY New York july ' ton5i AOv5 s @0fJs sol
cesje1 for CiissW
SPOKEN.
Bark Ia'a a. G. 9sR, from B,aol Dr B,iau,rs JpJ - -
miles s. from the highlands.
DISASTERS.
S,y PRASclsoo Jolly B-The brig Naaha hou rhh. reports
that he Fyny from Francisco rfee.i .,Bs
I,ud sslel bnt ne rease bso,I, total
Tue ship ioao la, NewYcrk Tor Sia~snso a1yet "a
pape va haqu5, Island otaDg as dis1iaT! presss
making repss
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THE STATE or TRADE.
nnMgArln MARKErs.

r.r, Ga Juv 23Coon dull nd easier ~ lc i't hhctP''
.itt'ss. .ses lao bales, receipts ID bales - .
hdsN - fsl, gi-Four doll sni unchanged Wheat Tar De-.
-, "a I.sr r.ts,t No ~ lbHa l0t cash. Al oi seller
a-.t' IL. o. Scriel b-. oa'-No lIf p al lte N'i-
sa 2 4rie RE uasge NO 'oc Barley m t1ii Ne slni
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Ca5. Is. % "a %. So. 9Th 1h o!h. Oh Total
f.g....r......S fG.,"l..si....,.S : ! 9 90
Clubs ~ d. %. Itb. 9th 9th 7l sh sts. Totals
i.%.sei.....O H,rrm. Der. 49,. / 90
UnpIoNr NJ gye's Of tbo Star Cuh Tine Of game hours -
unuf, First bose hy Olympic .; anaser Total teld'
i1g euors-Uympio HaJmskei, l.
The White Stockings defeated the Mutnals
in CHICAGO yesterday. Gsme--17 20 8. The game was
witnessed by l2CJ0 persons.
To-day tho Eckfords play the savannah
Cnh the Union Grounds. and the Stars Play tho At
lanl1cs on tho Capltoine QrOunds.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WA.nINGToN, July 29, t57l-l a. IN.
SynOpsiS for ne past trenig-fOW hours.
The barometer has fallen since Thursday night ar the
stations IN the Mississippi Valley, far as heard nom,
with threatening aud rainy weather Ia hhheSVa ana
Iowa, z - g.. -.
The area OF high barometer has moved south
nyfnnalnp ia influence New-IOrk, and partially
cloudy ana clear weather prevails from Maine to Ken
tucky, and nOrthward.
cndy and rainy weather has been reported from the
Cuf coast and California ana local rains have extended
from Virginia to New-Jersey.
Probabilities.
Cloudy and rainy weather will probably extend east
ward 10 Lake Huron by Saturday night
Partially cloudy and clear weather Is probable Tor the
Southern and Guf States, and rising barometer ana
pleasant weather for the Middle and Eastern states.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
CRICKET.
nosrON VS.. MANHATTAN.

The one days match between these clubs
played yesterday HObOAen resulted IN victory for
the Manhattan eleven by scoro OF III to a. Only one
inning was played on each side rain preventing the com
plotiCr OF tie game. Tho following Is the score:
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STATE or TIE WE1THEf.

TIICGRArrIIC REPORT FROM sIGNM SERVICE
CORPS, U. $. A, OF OBSERVATIONS Ar Il;4'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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rr,prr NEW. WORKERS CARRIED OVER NIAGARA
FALLS.
NIAGARA FALL, July 2S.-Three young men,
,sod 20 he from Ney-York at a!ate hour last even
ing attempted to cross the Canadian to the Amei
can side in a small boat, and were carried over the
Faus Fragments OF the boat have been found this morn
tpf,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

Best nIer-Pipo, sisO the cheapest Whea strsnys -ri
cond,-i Is the rINIsx PFK, msnUiictTS
by the CoLvEfr WILLARD MFJ Co. No 29 Centre a.
H. Y. Yrcs pound for ,i Send for q croI
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DIED

Wratr1 rri Visiting Cards ru,isl Stamping H,ts PassA
sOSa l0@ FuIToS 81 On Dyr0a CBURos
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Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs WIDOW sooraso srsu' 'rs
sold used noyer.iny IL III shj peEtot
remedy snl h.s s.oOi The tgst Of years
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

Parsons Purrative Pils-Be.t family Phrss ~ ~ bsI
S8sasoAss V4yALRr CosDios PooDsHs 'or D and STOCK
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BELOW.
:. Liverpool June - vitl nris.
ENnEInN pnIr.

LosDo, I1ly p The Anchor fn, s;shp sioh.'n C.pt
New Jay IS ouc5i ADs5 ts sol
coded gL NIls.lH-
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BB~flNGPRAt rsli, T. r. Juy 20 1871 aer lingering Bse.
o. HsJ.ek. formerly Of ADsny Nl Of O. 10 A Dshnser
Addiction ofoI long ine she bore
Phrscsns vain
1H id call Der bono.
Ala larn nf harm
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= =. laid on tho table for weok. This motion
luuon lns"Tjod DV and the meeting then adjourned.
nprrr OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
TANMANY ILLUSTRATES TIE DEMOCRACf'
From TIE Aiissosri Dsmosrdi, JUp lS

TAumANY ILLUSTRATES TIE DEMOCRACY.
FTop, The Missosri Denosa, JH'p %
That the Democratic party IA not party OF
patrotism OF genuine American feeng anu pIlnc,S
ne with some adequate conception OF Ao W
constitutions, the rghs OF N 1NGs, N eSd o ooca p VI
eges ia shown by the twin facts that NJ was ready 10
surrender 20 rebels and traitors IN the very midst OF tne
great struggle for nationality ana that wSs SquS
at the dictate " the vilest elements OF the
population. nmmany cares iGr noimng out 'IIT', 2I
i2 Illustrates to the country the National
Democracy. Behoa in the base snrrender 70 e the
public schools IN the mountains of taxes imposed va Io
Nights of American citizens insoently sacnuced in ~
inter Sre gard Of civil and political equality, In ts ao
cCt subsorvi0ncy 20 the worst CLASSES Oi the
in its utter disregard of rel g0us liberty ana me rG OF
free assembly Of oil peaceabe citizens ana it- wlthg
ness 20 down It's knees with It's ce IN Jne is 70
any CLIQUE combination or hierarchy supposed 10 nave
political influence power the true clalaeei purpose,
and tendency Of the Democratic partvl Ana TINS Is the
party which aSpres to the control of the national GOV
Crbment Ia success would onddhSeI ever! PI!HciPo
WbUe there are many excellent men md good citizens
in Tie Democratic party il s nevertheless, true tai
Tammany controls the machinery, ana the,e gOOu ahu
aliDb the edcts OF the reckless aud unpuncipled
poiticaus who determine the platforms ana policies OF
the organization. Tammany dOmnHtod over the iaSt
National Democratic Convention ana u VIII, uoup'le7N
repeat the performance In s72 The western Democracy
may be moro honest patriotic ana acc0Idiht WIN the
wishes OF the party but Tammsny will cheat thcso
innOcents ont Of thcT teeth ana present IN spe
the party will everywhere. trucde to its dicaon, and
supbott Boss Tweed himself for the Presidency, II 1t
We adys The pcope Of the country ~ largo 70 study
the New York democracy 1t demonstrates the spirit
md policy % the whole organization. Tny existence OF
Democratic KuKuX n the south maybe denied but inc
1ammauy ku-KuX Is an inolspulaoe iaCt. II tftmpes
10 the earth the most precious Hohct ana rc'giols
rights of che people ~ proptiae the budgcOned OncS
who the Democratic ticket early auj oiton ana
never permit any other to be voted II possible 20 pre-
won't it,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-29

B.rs I.a & g,a,' rom D''a'n Dr Baltimore. J'1 "a. s'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-05
The Little Worm Peddler.

No trade is less hon rable for being odd.
A good many boys we know would hardly
have the courage to be angle worm mer-
chants; but so long as there is nothing
better to do, it is as good way as any 70
turn an honest penny.
A gentleman who had been visiting the
White Mountains, on his way down saw =
little boy get on the stage with box filled
with earth.
"What have you got there, my little
boyi"
"Woims."
"Wormsl What are you going TO do
with themf'
"Sell them; two for cent. The fish
ermen can't get them in the lower part Of
the mountains, and 80 go up the valley
here and dig them, and bring them down
and sell them
But how do you pay for such long
stage rider
II don't pay; / shine-I shines his
boots" pointing TO the driver.
$50 you have an occupation besides
peddling wormsp"
"Yes, that is the way get my living. l
have fifteen dollars already laid up, and It's
only the beginning OF the season"
you're q smart boy" said the man !;
"but is this all you are ever going TO dor"
mo, indeed. / go to school over in
Vermont during the winter-pay two dol
lars week for board"
$50 you have no home, theni"
mo"
"No father?"
mo"
"No mother?"
"No; nobody. / make my own way,
and one of these days am going to col
lege."
| ITO collegep
"Yes, TO one Of the best in the coun-
try"
Any boy with such spirit can get an
education. He il not ashamed of poverty,
nor is he afraid To work. Some boys
would be too proud to sell worms for a
living. They would rather starve or
steal
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-05
Feeding Chickens.

have been very successful in feeding
chicks this year, none Of them being trou-
bled with Group OF other diseases. am
satisfied that in feeding wheat screenings
as obtained from the mills, they should
always be soaked In water eight or ten
hours, or at least washed, before feeding,
TO soften the white caps, swell the shrunk-
en- kernels and destroy the poisonous dust.
Corn meal should always be mixed with
boiling water for chickens. Onions, tops
as well as bottoms, should be cut fine and
fed daily. They are very stimulating, and
superior to many medical preparations re-
commended for sick chickens. / believe a
daily feeding Of onions tends greatly to
ward off disease.
The truth is, too Ii tie attention is paid
TO having dry and warm quarters tor fowls
generally. though no animal pays better
for good care than fowls. Without 1t,
even fair results cannot be expected
Lockport In Rn, al NtU Yorker.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-10-05
Harvesting Horses Correctly.

WHEN harnessed correctly, a strong
horse is a powerful an NAL /; but by an i'm
perfect adjustment of the gearing, many
strong teams are shorn of half theiI
strength; and many are often worried
more by an improper fit of the harness, OF
by decidedly bad attachment to the
vehicle they are drawing, than by all the
service they perform. But few teamsters
have ever been taught how to harness q
horse correctly; and fewer still have ever
learned that there is right way and q
wrong way to hitch team to carriage
When harness is taken from the shop
every part should be adjusted to ft the
horse that is to wear 1t.
Back band.-The back band should be
let out or buckled up, until it will be
neither too long nor too short when the
animal is drawing load. Many a good
horse has had large sore made on hi;
back simply because the back band of the
harness was buckled up too far.
Byeeching The breeching should also
be adjusted properly, so that the horse
will not seem like man in boys coat
nor like colt wearing the harness Of a
full grown horse.
CoIdr-The collar should fit as neatly
to the animals neck as an easy pair OF
shoes set on ones feet Tne collar should
never be So long that man csn thrust hi:
arm easily between the neck of the animal
and the lower end of the collar. Many
horses-especially old ones-whep thin
in flesh, require collars so small that they
cannot be put over the heads of the horses
that wear them 1t is of eminent imp TT
Al ce that the proprietors of teams should
see to such minor POINTS, and provide
collars that are open at the top or bottom.
Every horse should have his own collar
and harness "a much as every man his
own boots and coat
Lines lines are often adjusted in
such manner that the heads of both
horses are hauled away from each other
so far that the team caunot travel easily.
At other times their heads are drawn too
far inward, toward each other. The lines
should be a ju ted so that the heads may
be held just as far apart as the length Of
the double whitfletree.
Pok-When team is attached to a
carriage, or lumber wagon, the breast
straps, stay-chsins or neck yoke should
be so adjusted that the pole or tongue
cannot strike either horse The tongue
is often allowed to have 80 much play
that it whangs the arms or shoulders of
the team with terrible force, when the
vehicle is b ing drawn over rough ways.
The neck yoke straps, or tongue chains,
should be drawn up SO as to elevate the
tongue between the shoulders, where the
lateral jerking or thrusting will be re-
ceived by the gearing on the necks Of the
animals, rather than against the unpro.
tected arms or shoulders of the team
g. H. Todd.