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Ample Ham.

Apple Jam.
Pare and quarter the Spples, which should
be ripe and of the best ealing sort; put them
into pau with lust water enough to cover
them, aud boil until they can be reduced
to q mash. Then for each pound Of the
pared sposes, pound OF sifted sugar is add
ed, sprinkled over the boiling mixture.
Boil and stir 1t well until reduced to jam
Then put it iuto pits. Fhe ahlve ~ he
most simple Way of m king l.; but to have
il If tbs best p ssi3le clearness, NIX a
{ lex syrup with three pounds of sugar To
each pint Of wa'er, aud clarfs il with an
egg. Then add one PITT of this syrup
every tn ee p uni of apples, AMI boil the
jam to a pr nper thickness
Keeping Fruit In sIttlaS Moons.
We ,hOulI BE- chary of keapIHg rps fruit
in our 81 tag rooms, aud especially beware
Of keeping il abOu5 a SICK cI4mOer for any
length of time. rhs cJn Jlaint whlcu
some people make about faint sens, lou
in tie presence Of fruit is nOs fAnciful-
they may be really atfsc ed by il; tor Two
continental chemist have shoxu that, from
the moment Of pluckmg, apples. cherries
currsnts and other fruits are sunjscs To i'll
cesssnt transform 4tlou. At frs, they alb
sorb oxygen, thus roDbing tins sarrod din.
air Of its vital element Then they evolve
c4roonic acid, and this in far grearer volume
than the purer gas is absorbed, so that We
have poison gwen US in the place of pure
air, with compound interest. Tempers
ture affects the rate Of changes, warmth &C
celebrating it.
Cucumber Salad.
a lady Jrrespoldent OF Hearth and
1.
winters supply Of cu:u uoir sdti, aid
this is how We made H.: There were about
doz-n rips White Sp'ne' cucumbers lying
on their vines, add these We picked,
washed, pared, cut into strips, taking out
the seeds, aud then to each doz N cucum-
bers--Whieh We cut up into pieces Like small
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ADMlNlsTRAToRsHlps.
Administrator Not &c.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMIN
Ii istrator Of thu estats % Gen. joel A. Battle,
uec'd, persons holding claims against Il SiIi pre-
sent them, properly probated, In the time re-
quired bg laE, OF thew will be forev T barre 2;
and those indebted 20 a. will maxi payment ~
me. =. n. HERbERI, AdIn'r.
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FOR SALE.


ENR ~AGE at suction this morning. az No.
IL N. College street, q large lot OF Furniture
Carpets, etc; also fine guitar. H. SPITZ 1t
EW q NALE or Exchange-640 acres If choice
IN iowa land for sale or exchange for Nashville
or EdgeAnld properly. Said land lies In Carroll
CO ,nty. nesr the Chicago End n. W. Railroad.
VIM. H. WEB =, re 5. Market street
ang2O 5 = - -,
TINE great Jettv Grape, Ven tngo sample
il of the jelly can be seen and tested and or
ders LEFT for grapes at Demoviile q Cos. B
aug29 81 @. W G. PAYNE.
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FOrsiSn Markets

LONDON. Aug. 30.-Consols 92s; U. s.
2Os Of IS, 93tc, do 81, 92t; 1040:
SS42; new IS o95.
PARIS, Aug. 80 -Rentes All. Specie In
the Bank of Francs has increased $500, 900
francs.
LIVERPOOL, Aug S0.-BreadstuG5 firm.
Receipts # wheat for the past three days
5000 quarters; American 5000.
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100000 In CURRENCY
List OF GIFTS

vii be given TO the holders Of tickets BY distri-
,utiOn By lot Of one Thousand GiIffs, as
solloTE;
EuSr M EHRER
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LOTTERIES.
100000. D..
Missouri State Lottery.
.egaIIzed By s-asa Authority ana
DRAWS In Public s1s -. l. ais
Grand Single Number Scheme
10000 NUMBERS.
lass "A SO be Dra~n August "a. 1877

Tickets, $40. Hall TicketsxSS.
Quarters, $3.50.
- Our. lotteries are chartered By the state,
are always ORA n at the time named, and ali
drawings are under the supervision VI sworn
CON msSiOneTs.
81 The official drawing viii be published in
the st. gus papers, ard copy sent to pur-
chssers 0stiekets.
81 We viii draw q similar scheme the Iast day
Of every month during the year 1872.
~ Remit at our risk By POsrOfii ee Money o.
ders, Registered etter, Draft or Express Send
for 3 circular. AddreS
MUIR a Co.,
Postofice Boz ALAG. ST. LOUIS, MO.
sn1ed&s1y tines. thr,rstEs&f
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RAsslsa-. sxe saozs 81 70 ezc 20
hemp snd Hax.
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Memphis Markets

MEMPHIS Aug. 90.-Flour s6.0O6
9 25. Corn meal unchanged. Corn
nothing doing. Oats 32d33c Bacon steady.
Lard dull and nominal.
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LoutsrlIIe siarketE.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. s0-Bagg'ns I'M
changed Flour, extra family s6O0I8 %.
Wheat $l.3011.40. Corn 5665Sc. Oats
2662Sc. Rye, demand improving at con
&c. Mess pork $l3. 15014 90. Bacon :
shoulders Sc; clear rib 10t6 1c; clear sides
l04610ac. Sugar-cnred hams l636l7c.
Lard 9A6eac. Whisky SOC.
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Uhicaso Msrke'

OaIcAsO. Aug. 80.-Flour steady; ex-
TIA $6.6Oa7.25. Wheat; No. l spring $l.22S
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sr. LOUIS, Aug. SO Flour steady
extra So 5Jd6 70. Wheat-No. 2 spring
ST rs; No. /, $40, Corn S5ac Oats "a
624!c. b riley 65c. Whisky sec. Mess
uws Sl3 10. Bacon, 81, ll6llb, 1l46
llsc Lard unchanged. Ii 90 lirm at
81 Z565 % Cattle unchanged, s46O66.OO
for premium 10 cbOice.
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WANTS.

VATARrED-Ams n % drive . ns slsp .. Z, q
2f7 South Cherry street. = , W. -
DuOrnaR E8s aud others-Wsnted
- rsnt a clean and coRVensent house ana
Stors for PDoto9rMphinR Business, OF VIII buy
ont a gallery having suitable bremlses. Ae s
faIl tssrticulars TO 2 a.. ChOSAlks y Sonth
IL h street. Philadelphia, Pa. "
1EfsraKEIN CsE ANGE--On Tuesday or
M Tsinesd AZ OF last week handed some one
i, cnaug. rift Dollsr Bill instead of Five.
TIE ceiver will confer q fayor by T ( rning the
change. ISAAC PAUL.
aug l t
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sew Yorh s1Ouey markes.

Sterling Exchange.-Bsnk Bills, 106s
U. S. coupons of 1881, 1853; 5-20s Of 1Soz
1l4t; DO. 1854, 114h do 1905. 114t!; do. new.
Il3s; do. 1857, 1881; DO 1868, ll35; l0-4Os;
ll75; currency SIS, 1124. Missouri bonds
934 Tennessee, old, 73s; do. new 73t;
Virginia, new, 81; do. old, AZ; North Car
DINA. old, SO: do. new, 20.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, june Is, 1872.
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ST.CEoUD.H HOTEL

a sd = Q 81
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BALTIMORE, aug Colour active
ana firmer, but not higher. Wheat firm
| &C DICE amber 75nl 80; choice western
| 81 6O0l Is. Coru q aN62. Oats 39a4Oc,
asked 4Id42 whit. Rye u SIC. Mess
pork SIS % bdik 50 ,i,d9cs Il q ac; sties
! Die: clear riu lie. Hams 17nlSc. Lard
9n9ic. Western butter unchanged, choice
| Iots western. Whisky e4694ac.
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Gstafrs.
INEp,S EST ATE-

,,ANUEL y. SILVER'S ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT. ESSEN DISTRICT So
In Probate Court held at Guldhall in and t"r SAID
district on the 2lst day of June AID. lS'2
Gratis i. Spencer, administrator on tn' estate "1
Samuel " silver late of Bloomfield, III Sal'i
district deceased. makes application to SAID curt
for license sell part of the real estate ni Sl'i
deceased. for the purpose Of paying the utptS an"
charges of administration.
Whrrrupun. it is ordered by said Court that Sali
application come under consideration and he htaru
on the 18th day of July \. D. 1s12 at the Probate
that all persons Interested he notified hereof by
publication of notice of said application and order
thereon three weeks SuCccssivclY in the taednnan,
printed at St Johnshury. before said time appointed
for hearing. that they may appear AT said time
and place, and. if they cause object thereto.
WM. II. HARTSlORN, Judge of Probate.
\ true copy of record, Attest,
22.2i WM. II. HARrSiORN, Judge of Probate.
S,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
- In Prubatr Cont held at the I'r"batc Office i'll
St ,Juhnsbury. within and for SAID district on the
18th dav of June. y. ID. lSI2.
An instrument purporting Ia he til" last W Ill ana
Testament of LYMAN =. Watts LATE al liarn"t. III
said district deceased. being presented I" Court by
Isaac ~ Watts the executor therein NAMED
for Probate: Ii is ordered 10y said Court. that all
persons concerned therein lie notified "aPptr at Il
session of said Court To br held at the Probate
office in ST .I"lnsbury, the 9th day OF July
\ H. l-14 and show cause. if any they may nave
AGAINST the Probatt of said VIII for which pnr
post. Is further ordered that copy ri the record
OF this order he published three weeks succ'ssIV"ly
i'll the Calrd"nian. printed AT St. J"hn>hurN. Prev
"n~ 1" said tim" appointed for hearing
BY the Court, Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH. judge "t Ir"ial".
\ true copy of Record. Attest.
81 ~ ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
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4 AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
II. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

For IHreHtiOIiS, TrGde Marks, or DeNiGns
No ID State Street opposite Kilby Street I:,,-f,,
Mass.
After an extensive practice at upwards of tblir.
wears continues to secure patents i'll the Iulf.,t
States also i'll Great Britain. France and Other t
ei"n countries Caveats specifications bonds No.
ignments. and all papers or drawings i,.r ltt,.r,
executed on lihera terms, and with despatch t.
searches made into American or foreign work -,
determine the validity utility nt patents ,,r .
ventions-and legal or other advice rendered II, d.
matters touching the same. Copies of thu. claims ,
anV patent furnished by RENTING Il. A>-i.
mcntS recorded at Washington.
IMDNIALs.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy Onr of the most success,
and capable practitioners with whom | have, ..f
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner ui Patent
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors That
they cannot employ "A person more c"mI"i, ut ,-,i
Trustworthy, and more capable of putting rH,r
applications i'll form to secure Tor them ,.tr..
and favorable consideration at the patent uil!r-
EDMUND BURKE Late Commissioner OF T..
tents.
Mr.. X. II. Eddy has made for me ~ appli,r,r.-
all but of which patents have been -I.lr-...
and that is now pending. Such unmi~iaI.. .
proof ni great talent and ability on his pan H.
me Ia recommend all inventors To apply L. i.r. Pa.
procure their patents as they may h" Of
in. the most faithful attention bestowed on ...
c.iS,.s and AT very reasonable charges.
Boston. Jan. |. l-72-ly. John TAGGAE4
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St. 4uhmshurn Galedunian.

Copperas as a Dislntectant.

Copperas as a Disintectant.
The presence of small pos IN "ur
cities i considered hl GOOD authority.
~ the precursor "i thar fearful >'"nI@".
cholera
The effects and the spread of thI> ter.
lilIr disease. ma, lee. materially 'h""hcd
h\ i timely and proper regard t""l"Ah-
Illness ia our streets. hnu~t>. person.
and about ON premises. and this can
h,. laro,k aided hN the liberal Use Of
di~iuiccfant~.
CoppmI.,~. or >ulplatc ot iron. j. IN
rtlcctral dr>mlcctmt and dc"d"rl/"r.
and IN G,IIu;iu\. the government an
th"ri,i,~ rrpuil" it T." hr used M all
rnuNt.l aIir,-- and cl-cW here ~ here
needed and lh, call ion thi~. ct som"
Other di-iuf,rilul. IL ON rlih"ad rAI-.
where NAY rI'i~ II" confined 1" the c.rr~
fuI several hours. and have ucca>iuu To
u-, tin. c"ut cnrrucc> o. prov ldrl. must
hc apparent To All. and they should IN
~i~t upnu an abatement al thi- mi:m"H~
AMI mtIrHIh, nuisance. winch mt-I',
easily h, IcucdIrd ht having q mail
lcaLrn tank affixed to each 'HI, 1'I"
filled With ""ppciI- IN -"I"ti"n' WIN
directions /" have II u~'d "''h~I"n'ill\
during the trip. ~ each al ia" 'I"H' -
of t,crN Tram.
No hnn~ckr,urr -l"uid he without a
~uupl\ cuIr~!auth uu hand. aII, III ~"lu
ti,u which the, >huuid direct to hr
used ,ail.. especially ~ uaIm Weather
in sinks. dILiu~. water rlu~ct~. and every
place. that - liable To- close. uulc.,ltlI,
aud "H, tr~r>c atmospheric.
The .jonrnuI dc, D,LniS say: 1T Int.
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BI-EFAIO y. Y. Dec. IL |,

BUFFALO y. Y. Dec. II l-1O.
DIR. Il. V. PIERCE:-For the past six months |
have used your Golden Medical Discovery i'll my
practice and ill that time have tested its merits i'll
severe coughs both acute and chronic, i'll chronic
diseases Of the throat. eases of bronchitis
general arrangement OF the system. constpatrd
condition OF the bowels. and wherever thorough
Alternative. "I blood purifier has been indicated.
In all cases have found it t" act gently vet thor
oughlH and "ti-ctnally i'll removing the various dis
tased conditions, and bringing about healthy
action throughout the slst-m. Yours fratemally,
.lgg H. l. HALL NJ ID
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Poor people III Cardih. Wales, can
buy t"r one half penny the following
e, "umr,~ al roast meat. hot Il ounces
al bread. and ! pint of hcrr. or. i'll place
at been. q oumc,.> more of bread and one
pound of p"Iatu"s. hc>c things are
urtuallN paid tul hN a charitable socic-
II. the nominal ptlcr being affixed to
spare the pride al the recipients.
he llnu>, of Representatives of Con
ncctlcut Iuc>,laN morning repealed the
u~uIN law of 2UO Years standing. fixing
the rat, of interest at SiN per cent, 10y
u vote OF l3I T." Ii. 1t passed the Sen
ate unanimously last week.
\nticiug Il prediction of the New
York Tlbnne that tirecIeN would carry
Ohio. the I"i,do Ehu,ie remarks: I'VE
consulted the Greeley party in Toledo
concerning this. and his opinion is that
II can h" done if the election can he
p">tpur,i Ion" enough. He has anoth
- man half c"nNcItrd."
lhnI:NTL ct CHLoEAI.--M Mr.. }. r.
l'rcarc. Il New York lawyer, died, We'd
urSlaN. of an overdose of choral, ad
minl>trIrd 10y himself These cases
are becoming to" frequent to pass IN
hrrdrd. A. a sleep producing and
nerve Tulctin@ agent. this preparation
l. Of great value. hut it should never
hc used without the advice of il phySi-
clan.
The Augusta tGa.) Con~GtHfiondIiSt
gives unqualified adhrn>i"n To the Gin
clnatI CandIdatr~, Vet II frankly rc-
marks: IF We were to select for the
head of ON columns the name that
would come nearest being the expo
mrnt> of "ul opinions. We would place
there jefferson! Davis" Jcti. not he
m% available. however. the man who
hlilad him Is cuLlallA ncctntnhlc.
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TIE CELEBRATED
CT \ X tR BITTERS.
A Great Medical Discovery.
Frt'urf. ~ R""t, ant H,rJs ,Lrh ai"o,,t uru',lti
CURES Tie .'yuo,c,rg Co"pir,"ts

Ertcrrt. t R".t a"d HcLs ,rLoh almost ',ru,,nhio
""'r, IL, .'yaor',g co,"pla"ts
Dyspepsia Heart Bum Liver Complaint and
Loss "i appetite cured hN taking lew battles
I..~~rtulr Low >pmir- and sinking Sensation
cured Al One
Erurti"n~ rmplr~ El"t,hr~ and all impurities
"t th, blood bursting through thu kln az otherwise
cured readily 10y following the directions thu
bottle
Kidney. Ela,Id,r and rinnrN r,ranG,rnrnr iuNa-
rlahlN cared tmr bottle will con, in'" the ni''-i
~krItl'al
Worms ,.>,,n,,l from thu. s., stem without tn,
least ditl'Iltl. Patients suffering from The, pre-
yIl'ut disease will tikrd change I,r the
better III then condition after tnkiu- "ur bottle
W "lm difficulties muIr prevalent than - grn,I
ally supposed III the N"uu. aud the, Will hud TIA,
Quaker Enters. "A sur" remedy
Nervous difficulties NrmaI4ra 80. speedily
relieved
I;hrnmaric~. >wrlrd Joints aud >cr"rula Atiiic
lions renewed al greatly relieved 10y tins mvalua
hl' medicine.
bronchitis. Catarrh Commissions and ii,,t,rirS
cured al much rrlitN ed
pitiicut breathing Pam IN the Lungs. side and
chest almost iuN ,riahl> cured hN taking a few bot
ties "t til" Quaker l;itterS.
All difficult female arrangements t.,lm,,t inyari
ably caused 10y violation of the organic laws.l 81
prevalent t" the American ladies Weld readily l."
Tins nv aluabr mrdIcint-thr Quaker Blti,T-
All impurities OF the Blood and Diseases incident
t" the SAME always cured 10y the Quaker Filters
taken according to directions.
The Aged find in the Quaker Bttrrs lust the.
article they stand in need "t III their drcliniu.
Years
1t qmickrn- the h""d and cheers the mind and
IGtNrs the passage down the plane inclined.
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The Lord sees one man. ont OF
accumulated millions. build Il church
>umpiu"u> III It's ma@nitircncr another
cud"WIng u college, another creating Il
hospital and he hears the applause Law
l~hcd upon these acts and upon their
auth"i~. Then he SccS the SramStrrS~
@iN ing Il half dollar from the >caItN
earnings of her busy needle. he sees
tine mechanic taking an hour ont of the
midst "t - working day. in order t"
nave time l"r religious labor: he src>
the tolls. the pIiNati"m-. unhrraldcd,
uuEm"W II. of the missionary in BurmIah,
in N,-t"ria ia Nebraska : and he est
mates all these according to the love
they express and the sacrifice they in
NuiNr.
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ItbI;TI.t\Ib.
Terms---Sl5.Oo the Season

With ne variation. thu {" h' pad before
thu 9tth "f July. -. S'-t~,,n commence. Man
tlth and end JulN @utlI after which tIu,. th,. h"r~,.
viii h, m"Nrd I" Bradford Vt wh,.rr h, will maxi
/ all >-.l>"n 4. hi old stand
The stock "t this h"r~- - centrally known
Throughout New England that II l. hardly nrc,.>
~ary I" Recount It~ merits. FuI Il seller "f horses
h"I-,~ ~Ird hy the old Peters Morgan and he.
purchasers arr m"I- than satisfied. They excel III
great rndI .,mcr. earn in WEIGHT long distance,
Ar iul 81 noble and -'u'r'rI> ~pIIIt with such
dn'IlItN II temper that lin, tuId can drive,
them hut # put I" their mrtil. they full
hand Ion ti, best driver II has been asserted
and cannot with pr"prIrtN h,. cuntI.idIctrd that
thrI" never has been stock ct huI>,.> New
England that have pruN"d - generally useful a.
ia" Morgan stock. They always "NcIt' tn, adm
ration Of Strangers
The rr.il~ col hN tins h"I-. h,-In. more than I.inu
N number. excel rutd~t,I~ all other horses IN
tins 81 any Other country and very 81 them
have proved very fast tIntt"I~.
The Peters M"r-.in l. =! wears old the Goth ,aN
81 June neat. and never was ia better condition
than nov. lie - prodigy III nature I',>~,sSiu.
lnm"u~, p"wrr i"r his niche au, l. considered l.,
all " h" know linn the best M"T.lu h,I-,. nov left
81 thu old lace.
This h"I~,- hn- been kept 81 the. ~tahl, "i the.
subs, Tih,I IA bradford ~ Wears whrT, h,. has al
WaN~ done Il GOOD business hut Al the urgent IL.
quest 81 SOM OF TN. best breeders and h"r-,. deal
81 caledonia uuutN | hiN, consented t., move.
fEl'lt'REE.-~rr l.. 4. LINDSAY : h,"k The
Morgan Il"I-, V:.,- 81.
j. II rEIEkS
lI.tdt,ul MAJ
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49,
p'''i''rd /" i-".!d"'. 'il'\'Il''"n Is
"'''i IMAM cure
bt"'h OF ''' 6el'"fi'llS Ei'pi'th'
tIJ I,.,r,.u tL,. ,,r,.,t ,,.,t,,r,;u,,I,.-
INFANT Lunvr.tn rh,. ri,,.uS uni,,n rub
IL, for, ears. died in Chicago the. other
dlN Eui >nt,,c time. hack h,. hI- h, rI,
E,ili,u. and = week. 400 = tlIuh,.r of
small home hrnk,.u. d.r,rh.,| and
d,,I. were. l,.uo,cd from hi~ feet l.,
In. En,d of fine. CLi,.,un N,Iit;lI Col
Ir~r. Duiuu the uprr;,tinu Enm,n lest
= ,.ull,. of Gallons OF hluuI. Inn mo-
dance, .v,> :rIiripat,I from this fact.
and indeed II i, Irli,\,L that his fatal
difficult, hand nntIiuu To- do ~ jth th, in
u,ir- to- his feet. Romeo hrlnn.rd To-
Adam, En,,.u,toh Ii th,. time of nj,
death. On fI, moniiIi. of the ,Arut
Nh. Fnr-I,au-h Visited the nruag,Iis
tent. ~ here. he found Romeo l. iu". du,, u.
IN colossal Hanks lira> ing with quick
short .a>p>. his eve il>rd and hln\ .
and the. .,\tIrmir, Of ii,. trunk
cold and uul,rl,.~~.
The sound of NIr. Fot.pau.h'> oirc.
r,IIiu" him l., name. was lrro"nil,d
l., the, u,:>ln,innI. and lac. ATTEMPTED To
r.i~, his hrad IN ~p"l,-,. t." rh,. t"a,h
ufhi> owners hand: hm his strength
WIS drpartrd. his life WAS rhhin. fast.
hi, head drurr,,! bach .pnnthc .rnnnd.
lac. had ceased To- i,rtr!,.. and all thar
rename ,r r,,,,n VA, , u,,.u,tru,,-
L,.,,, ,t ,,,.,ui,,,.,t.. H,.-L Ih,. hist,,.,
,r,L,. ,i,.,.,.,-,d I,,I,,,,l +. inns OF, en-
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as hclleborc it was less disagreeable.
less costly and perfectly safe. The
method of using it is to sprinkle it over
the vines as soon as the worm makes
its appearance, bringing 1t well m CON
tact with the leaves. and soon the III
sect is destroyed. 1t will need but tw"
or three applications and the work is
done. In this way for few cents
large quantities of currant bushes may
he saved and the fruit allowed to ma
turr. and no danger whatever incurred
Neither the foliage nor the fruit is i'll
any way injured by the carbolate of
lime. Boston Journal Of Chemistry.
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farm. Garden and JnusrhoM.

ILN>IEl; EOE POTATOES. According
I" Nh. Compton. author of the prize cs-
say on the cultivation of the potato.
very remarkable results are obtained
from plaster 10y busting the vines with
it a. soon ;l> they are through the soil 4:
again immediately after the last plough
ing and h"cimg: and at intervals
through the whole GROWN" season. The
first application may he light. The Src-
oud heavier. and after that more boIIn-
titrl. say 2OO pounds t" the acre Ii
renders the plants less lalatahlt to in
>cct>. and appears to Ice fatal to many
of the fungi family. The vines retain
u bright. lively green color. and the tn
hcrs continue swelling until growth is
stopped hN the frost: beside. potatoes
thus grown are 50 sound and free from
disease H. To hr easily kept for the
spring market. without loss 10y rot. Mr.
Compton SAYS hc has seen Il field. all
planted with the same variety at the
same time. on one half of which. that
had received no plaster. the Weld WAS
lat 80 bushels per acre. and many rot
ten: while the other half. to which
plaster had been applied. yielded 800
bushels per acre. and not an unsnumd
one Among them.
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for Sale.
66 Acres of Land.

The subscriber will sell lot of ii acres in the
town of Iyndnn-I5 miles above LNndonville, on
the 'Bemis Hill ruad-eight acres meadow. ana
the remainder pastIrra.e and tillage.
Price. so per acre Terms. part down ana
credit for the remainder
IONA. ADAMS
gstf West Concord. VI.
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The tUEENNI WoRM.-We are in
formed 10y Dr. +. Worcester of Wal
imam tlIal I'll" cullant worm. so de
-trn"tI\e t" Il faN"rite fruit. may he full
~ and almost Immediately DESTROYED
10y the use of carholatc of lime. The
Doctor tried the powder in many i'll
stances during the past summer, and
found that while it was full as effective
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